Star. — London, England, 1804-02-16 00:00:00

F' iiii lsol ; 4o l' *ls *ni'le ''' • 4 '' „ awn etAis stin t ,11 - !ffiOlu& be ol• wise* ybisiwity • . Woo hem% bright yaw isle • dam • 41811 yinottibt thipube tot np hoot Per eassodth stare this Loft likibei I met her In die We* dome, 'WNW WI Oato Watt de site, • 11 ' , 1- •AM %Medi( hittite tit Sitessigtlit. •/ • 4 I nle;i110A Wine eie ' re p i a. • , bier statdatbklbrae• pycutar emit I " Her cm **iv thy Wends ftote, tpfjarY wise& awl By fool. • 4a ll* abelftbmlbt dm* rod& thaidwe umiak barns, .I . ,Nbh Air the Trust vas my broth, ! o ' , Ity emy.sir cob c utiolightogt wit. Ob Vas* bilvty el Ott Illy, Zo4,ro 3 gigifitio ItiEay • Ortami *. rata a Are, _..:ii.. . • . • ha ebtassit. ill 0044" 1 r • eimP .1411.4 r. ,f^r . tik Mr 4 imp eled web. /Mufti* Lee, t.~ef 111 limes; sod t s ai ssi t a l 411111 :61. 4 01 1.11' I 1' ANIMA lOW 1 1111 hie soikeimod Ladyi dal NIS Mr as beta►ta ml W' 'hid Ira' beavverb low& do, I V lir thsto;b INO fisi tat *pima hi, heel )11 Oak Yea owed' . 'igrUEfgab*WMNllr Pad"' 7 el to thil.l l4 * daailtweehodwebadheriZt l loksilharetit froth the app.' •ike elnialbilWititish Se bad partitalmlyl s . •- .11 -hilog covered with• ate' 4alkeedrberas tint taken op. 641 $ /NO whites fel It et Mar snore like the lioetkip-areet, ..tMaT r le - Qsalt up es falpitied. aill =r 6lll4 l4 essethellapplks al Bow 41reeti (aia; taoillerehni weeivid akin.. es ro the *hot Jab. tilkeemether Wear) hodbeen committed in a fintilar t ienloa .etas Ospetallidry Hont . he went theist fetal& aimed, la hriimaf fording the pylon who had balatralhp of fide o urine mita e. On the 34 It • ot•Potiony v et.one eclettie the afernantq be eiremo# the prifonersear the phew where the robbe filarial bean emilloitted. He was Antic and Rending ' mar the bridge at Cinonbury. for Come minutes...— Wad crinedlvdett wit to bib, sad thought be nearly mandred.ille delemiltsiin he MA received of the rob. bon .11, his apposdeln the predator retired to the lidd.nfrobe path. -The which called out es him— . u mime ate pan rains -and be atiAstred. "to take k intik." Os iniap interroinged po whr tie (the IdM det i ktwl' al l a te u d i ..= e drfired * biZtr '' take eta M. lett e ilet feiled.ledoseit dove: The stimuli that sad time dim !abbe aimed seenettAleiall 'at the defiviallitia of tho:ribinrerho had robbed Ibitae people ea that field, he metli es elevig with fearched kis pokes. and inlaid aillarfe knife in kis entitle...at pocket. and is big fek be feted fear du pileates.. bet sae Money. . .11intaak Alkbty was nett tailed as a seitlie4l.• Mit it appeared the entail oily thipodk.ar to herklf heels/ been robes' is else fame Addeo the aid of January. Tips pri•brier Sated, in his defence, that is YL rawly taking a. walk in the laid in ender to Protest*, fame mallow kavet.! to apply to a hurt lie had re seised on his leg. which were found in his pockets wire co: &arched him. He denied Wing any knowledge of the robberies, and did not made:tend what the roes memo by (catching him. Jeremiah antler, a chairs in fowling gown • lane. Cierkenwell. (aid. that the priConer had wrought fee hiss about three years. and that he was in his Service in the month of November lad. He had always foiled him as boned man. Another withal a/Toted. that the prirnner had been i n hi e em ploy for do his than nine years, and bad always found him an honeft men. . Tinge being thaw • deficiency of evidence t, make no? the Lharge, the Jury - found a verdiA - Gut ay. a be farm Pr:rosier Rend alit 'barged on Another ind•eithent with robbing Harsh Hale, on the 23e1 of Janitai y lad, about three o'clock in the ant -twain, in the lame manner. and at the fame place as -above sated. It appealed Islet the otidcriee, that, on this act-anon, the plifontr "toe a bittern paper malk. foal one eye, and had on the dirty Imes aptnn. lady a as is eninrany a ills Hannah Mbl e y, an d i.e Ilisestencil to cot thew both with a knite which he held hat. if they did not furitntiet their money ho wwiliatgly. lie demanded nmnry nowt theme both a: utter and laid. it they were not quirk, he would *AA tow, IN g le‘cs. They accord/021y seri ep %kir OHM, end halicflkeffalliblilobtielr; which they did, and he made of us fa& as he could. Sarah Hale, not 664 tilde to four piAirritly to the period of the prifoner, he was alto acquitted on this charge. 1 •He then Hoed indicted at the inffinece of Hamsah Mirky, whom he had robbed along with Mrs. Hale; bat owning to the fume deficiency of evidence to identify kis perfoo, the Jury found hitw...Not yos smith, othetwife llat. Lorry, ftood capitally indi&ed for being a crennist mitre of bee tdoney, having been formerly conviaed of a fiddler offence at the Cierkenwell Seffrons. _ _ _ ~Da•id Heard Powell, Solicitor of the Mint pro dared a copy of the original certificate of tie . foiver's forever conriaion, boring bit& tried itub woman of the name of Ifenksa is. for uttering bad , firpencts, and having at the fame tints falfe mosey about bins. _ _ _ Thoiees Roberts. deputy keeper of the Neer Pt Won, cierketwell, identified the painter, as being the fame peeks who had both imateed for , tero yeaty fet at mei/ lode motley. RAM! Pees. keeper of a public book in Chit reMembered the pillow coming to his kook oh the ed of Javiery lab, and haring a gbia of trf aw or which he laid dew it bad Nacrows. told that it was bad, he -produced a pod •oike. • %vissilbgew• hbe his chine. The Week Lavin fosse *Wee ff the prittner. he followed Isilft as/ fa* NM go iste anetiser ppblic heti, its ifery.ilteet. About yo yards froinlifs book. He' heather* pretested the km bad half crows to Hall. the beeper of that beefs. The *beefs and HAN piffled the Ildimiet. end mother man, who was ,whim. *ad they came ep di them in Little !door nail kit the prisoner be bad given him a had half crows. end the vitae& -told him it was the tralm *high be had pettioefly tendered to him. irhey 'itook them beet to the White Horfe in Finfbory who* they were takes into cußody ; bat no -uialliwas feted on theta bet good.money. rettehorated the prece di ng vitae& die of the officers of Worthlp- kat, fends. aguwinirdatti mad found 15e. 6d. in raver, and Come He eked the prifoner where be lived, bet IM would sot tell I he only Paid he wrought at die 'New Decks...-Iferdift, Gray Death. Rkiorif AdeAreriii. si young elan oft 8 yeah of age. s'hiidOi to thellary, boa apitally iodised Lite entering the dtrellinghoefe of • h Leverfedge Meek and -Lewitt* Tack, in the of St. Martin ris • stik. sea !Maks therein three Myer . "" ir °Ver :7;ek,leseseller, at the corner • . 7 -street, Hap Market. &pored, that on ranuAry, abbut fax in the evening, he till tea in Ms hook in Ow ire Boor, when r t a alarmed by a window being broken, sod a ► otN guy ititt" He went down and difeovered F. • • 11 IEIIIO ef 04( Mona is the Chop window, and lad Wet witch& -It ruined exceeding hard at' tune. boereter. west eat. and on lonkitig, petereent be dlkoarkted one of the watches' He took it up, end continued at the door' hit *Wee, he heving been told that his .e bid gone in feartli itithe thief. His ap tert.Lned in the routfc of thtee minutes, and the pllfoner Id tudddy of two gentlemen yid tics eft --- Pi' jr)to had *Vied him i n apprehending him. He *Seed the p r ifoner What was his Mita, and family, lirsinthhifin isidthipman's uniform ;but received no Cabe any infortnatritn about the other watches. of die Gentlemen raid, that the prifoner had ,ehrown friewhin; away on his being feised. alp oildeg of the prifoner's glove; he ditcovered one of ' his hands cut, and bloody, bat found nothing on hr s. 'seer fume duplicates. A Gentleman of the Navy came into the Stop, and laid he Wait a Captain if i riiindf war, and would with to ceneerfe with the Fullmer. Ile interrogated him (the p rifoner) as to hes tame, and he told hint it was Scott, and that he lead jull come from Greenwich ; but would give no further informed it. The prifoner was then taken to flow•lireet, before Sir RICHARD Foes), where he conferred his name was Anderfon. Walter William Wightman, apprentice to Mr. Tuck, laid, he was (landing in the Stop at the very time the window was broken t hefts, two hands put through, and °barred that they had glovea on. He raw the panne! !cite two rows of watches ; he im mediately ran to the door, and perceived him dir tinaly to be a staid(hipman, and law one watth drop fmm him ; immediately tin his running away, he followed hint round Sufrolkareet, till he came to the corner of cipring Gardens, where tat) gentlemen caught lyrild of hum, on the witnefs's calling out " Stop -thief The othcr two watches were not tonna. Thomas Williams, and Samuel Walter, the two gentlemen who ailed the prifoner at Sprung Gar dens, corroborated the preceding *alimony, and identified the prifoner as being the perfon who was parfued by Wighiaran.—Verdia, Guilty, Dear& . yeha Hart, a lad about feventeen, was charged with a capital offence. ia breaking and entering the dwelling houfe of George Parker, on the 2 9 11) of January, and Beating therein a (ilk cloak, a quantity of figured 'man, fame (hilts, thins, F owns, and pet ticoats, and other articles, laid as his property. The Profectnor, it appeared, lives in Vine-fireet, Piccadilly, and about tight or tine doors from an empty hout . e, belonging to one of the Wittleffes (Mt. Bmoks), which communicates at the top by means of the gutter, with the honk of the Profeen tmt. On the night alvivementimwd, a few minutes before eight o'clock, Mr. Botches was alarmed by a +strife la the empty Arnii, on which he narrowly watched the door, slid form after law four men come out of the dnew—they came out, he laid, in o files," i. e. one af: et. the ether; the Prifoaer catty ern the lag. The Prifoner had a hag on fits (h-miler, and two of his companions ha: a bag . each. He inflamly gave the alarm and fcised the 'Wooer : they immediately drop! their bags; the three rihers got off. From si kit appeared. Mr. Brooks had !eaten to fufpeitt that Mr. Parker, the Prnfeentor. had fieen robbed. He accortlirgly com municated his sli'envery to him ; or. which th- up per apartments of Mr. Parker': h-rife were examined, and it tirt fawd that one of the g.tret% brit Nen en teredat the window. which I- ed utru that ev:nitlA fal tered by means it a litrit , r,thernilemari n.Amis t h e AI tent lowed t.. hr ;..t th.: fide. by means of tit.: key which war n:ii .1;,- placed in die luck an the met - ale ; they were therefore et:maga/2:d th break it open'. •Sedirstrallls 11111 . %let' 'ay fita. ties were found to have been leveed open, and Woos thee the articles Wait she. Indierneat were taken ; thefe were prodecedi ttsrasitdy hisittilied by tliWPrea fecotor and his Wife On evident 'w this'etliilt. as fatiafadoty defence hieing been madr br the Prift► net. the Jnry prnenaneed a wadi& elfGoilty, Son. This Prifonet bad beer- tried previewer on charge of a limiter astute; i 0 lealidg from the book of a Mr. Middleton, who- occupies the honk best to that of Mr. Parker abase niantiented I the evidence adduced was nearly the fames fave the eircomfianee of a different Proftentor. Oa thi, Cafe the verdl& was Gait, of *iv woN which did away the capital part. • Sophia Date was charged with a capital esthete in teloaiouily, wilfully. and tnalielonfiy felting on fire, on the ad of Febroaryi the dwellinglotife of Bombe Mordecai. It appeared in the etinife of the evidence, that lie profecutris, Mrs. Mordecai, occupies a ready-fer tilised hook in ClargesCrett, Piccadilly. The pri foner haalived with her its capacity of fervent ; they firtqnently difagreed. fomethres quarrelled, and the profecutrix Rated that the prifonet often ran her in debt in different plates. in the neighbourhood. At I length It was determined the (the prifoner) thonid leave the place; and, accordingi; , a few days pre. rims to that appointed for her quitting, another. fe male fervent was hired, and bad been in the book a day or two before the affair in quellion happened.— On the evening of the day Rated in the indiessent, about fix ?clock, the profecutriz was informed by the new maid, that a fmoke was iffuing from one of the bed.rooms. In confequence of which the, ac compaSied b# two of three of the Witnellia (the lane. &eh, the fervent boy. &e.) went op and luand that leveret parts of the furniture. as the window-curtains, Isedhaagings,.part of the bed clothes, a toilet, &c. were no the t it was not a fierce but a finethered h fire, and fome parts of it appeared as if.endewrours had been sated to fupprefs it; and it was retitatketh that the fire appeared to be tamely in feparate parts ' of -the ref/attire, where no comtnenicition tallied: liefide &vets) artic/eis 'nf the furnitute, a pan of the architrave, and (ranting of the window, were burnt; thefe appearance% in the , ignited bed-chamber were minutely deseribed by the witneffes above alluded to. A Overt time previous to this it appeared the prifoner "had gone out, 'laid all night, and did not return till the nest day. and further. that the fame evening,' between four and Ave o'clock, the prifoner had been ist'tlic room; the Paid the had ihut all the window, Meters, *hick however, it appeared the received no diredlons to do. There was an appearance as if Come candle.yreafe had fallen on the Rau* though !the prifoner had not been obferved with a candle in I her hand. --- ----- Being called on for her defence, the prntelled her innocence of the &lame, Lid The h.d not been in the hnufe at the time fuch a fa& could have been committed : the admitted the bad gone to the room in queflion that dais hut L•tid it was on Come necelary bufinefs. Mr. Jullice La BLanc charged the Jury upon the cafe: he held the indiiment to be well laid, as Rat ing tbc huufe to be that oldie profecutriz t the mode in erlikh the appeared to have held the houfe, gave her that fort of property in it. The Jury, after deliberating foist time, found the prifoner—Not Guilty. - - - - • Deist Was. a private in the soth regiment of Light Dragnons, was charged with a capital' offence, in felonsoully an,.the 17th of January, a Bank of England Note, value 51. the proper!, a l Timothy Drury. The cafe itgainfl the prifoner folely relied on the tell:twiny of Gen. Hyndes, a comrade of hit. It appeared that both lodged in the bottle of the pro. fecutor, who keeps the King's Arms, in New Rn and Court, Strand. Hyndes Rated, that on the day above.mentioned, he lay down on his bed between (even and eight in the morning ; he had lain down in confequence of indifpofition. In fome time after, the prifnner clam into the room, in which he alto lodged, but he could not tell exaftly what time it wad. He Raid a few minutes, when lie went out , and took the key with him afterlricking the door. The witnels faid,'-he immediately got nut of bed, and placed his eye to the key hole, to (Nerve the prifoner's motions. The door of the landlord's bed chamber, it appeared, exaßly fronted that of the foldier's loelging.room.— He °bruited the prifoner unlock the door of the room oppofite, go into the room for a 'bort time. come out and lock the door after him. He could not fie what he did within the room. He then returned to the bed-room, where the witirefs woo, Raid a few minutes longer witholt laying word ; he then went away. The witnefs did not obferve to the prifcner what he had jug feen him do. On being otteßioned as to his motives for getting out of bed and looking throsigh the key-hole after tile prifoner. the witnek laid it was nit n confecinenec of any fufricion he had harboured of the prifdner he had done lb. The Landlord, Drury; (poke as to the lofc of the nn.c, which he dciCtibed as having been departed in rhea in his bed-room ; he raw it a few days bcfcr: it was taken; he had never teen the note fence, nor did he recline& the number of Mrs. Drury corroborated the account, and added, that the only particular realms which fie had to ft/f -ind the prifoner of the that was, that in a day or two after it With 1011, bc appeared rather Hulls of money." This eras the faun of the evidence adduced againft the prif,bner. ss applying to the charge in quelliun. One of his Officers, Capt. Reynolds, fpoke frivottra ' kly as to his charafter : and after Mr. Eaton HOT Han had tommed tip, the Jury, with Ont Isefitatiun, found a ',Mkt of—N.4 Seven weteroisviae%l of felony, vit. jam SlviAtrd, for Renting two reams of writing piper, the property of T. Jone%; 7. bovir, for ilep , ling nine p•noult. of foap, the prooetty t , f J. RulT11; P. Hat..”(l, for 'leafing a Ic.o',er fu,eke. hotr, and an nt,lo• f n the property of P. F.l%%:cy and John W •til ; .7 Nitlftwv. for nestling terra , • en minces of tea. the po••• petty of the Ea.! Comrany ; Ain P; •r 7, Orating a box, eontainiAg thirty nine bottle% ..1 free'. enedi.ll. thr rt.lperty 01'1'. S. Nnot rc ; Gmor, rive 1...151.i1is the re.i.vty of Tnford and llrvoks; raid it. 1. 1 p e r,.; fee 11!aliov a coat, and t).her artiel s, t!:e ruit:ty j. ziretr. iiiiihigt .. the Odi . . um eeebitieweed Werra tea Basalts aid bk. jollies La SLIIIC. tcli sill limi lailfekt (or afailtiag aid . 'alma) welealtel die sears of &kebob • .of Nam** alkali .be was &mg Ns liiiliaa/ieseisttise iekb, *art • Vbsoehitkaa Aid .ea the day-alkaled .1 *be .si . edvide*Nibb.alles. Folsom der issedreit, germ a stab Jai ow bi 11Mit ildw ameba abiat to bet mai ..z.,.44. dr ,,,,,.....,„,..... sad ditaeseiNg attiled‘ebet a *C I podetartbatt aet btlig al Jig &Wed baits Nab, • Ow troebiealfearebiag bst. Oft Atha meld taw dilmilatie %es het. do* wooltitve Wei A the bad 1 paiilsob.l • sfraehibiber park *Orb sow • ,eik.aate. pi Ibis was so die sober 1,.•d) . mule ibbadappage as hod dew to ebe wised": This imi ~ese - be thdithars et time aid four is die loet., 14111 db *alba liwie was sniping m a ibe eau b dellraditurao bhp a d arpbeebolit be ba4 ebbs rasifeo eptaimt ei s ilea dist will Jobb bawls. lisaa obit bed Mk awes, iv doirsipaidneedwiaba• le shwa-die irked tilt itabold be elitiad -to Ns if be wooled ploirlbaCa sealitailad stebbed ober, and ibirtaitio4 oat to hies airbag" oetalli dot 8 IlhaAlatiamis dewitifed. arid' barite/ask en ausdatelf idilleilliim. The salt erbo km ribliellbaelpiflooaabeirsfdie 4 dark eel awl, sad bad oak ihmodberchief draws over b • shitalkrimilskihip ia. swim* He bad Ohl Faso gene alose • tiliko.taws tbellelirottbe . - IL . • a VIIIIMEMM . M,34IIIIOn' I • ....—wwww. , • Yellerday Wises fooler isitillailted At violent* arAnlting and M.treating Sarah his ;safe. It appeared that the pantos had lloen "married op. • Wards of nine year's, h the comic of which time the defendant had been in the coeftant beige of bet tits 'and tiling her ill ; front the else of bis klows ffin was of neceffiti Obliged to be fent to St. Borehole. mew's Hofpitul (even different tithes; twice her lintba ' were broken. end once be jiw-boosittokell Oo the lath of July the affauli at pretest co ispliiiod Of. committed I the defendant twine hooking of the (errant if her millrefs was at baste ? on anfwered in the aintatative he went op llairs,thel the room door hi which Itt; was, And •takillt if ‘ bootjack butler with it in theme* enatrttralussite nee ; not content with Ibis, be felted •hoitil ef lb, • tongs and poker altentately, and bast her with than) Ate however at length ;teepee, ham his feintimit . fangs, and flew to t& Wore of a hiC it trhoatti • her an WWII. whew bertatshiell' got well , when emi theta to Batb..nsil reinehostrairOa , four months. Tbe defendant wit d r is i : titbit vilffit 1 and brought bar bad to tows a tiateltar, man ttpeated his ill erase towards her. jbiy Co bilk Contr. and ordered bins to bihil)ttlebnelif Mrettbi and fad fatetin foe 'twelstonsonthwlongen,' welk, r 1.15aa141;;, - 67erTilar ma tare* it de Parttime* et dermaly. is Pew" re baba Mkt dad. *kir a forte* er soma! I Tle of tbe part les mita Afeakty Lieraliddre eiK ttgetr i" tfak a ta b aW er hairPra driEgt2 .. tie triere w mpre a tsky I Far la Witham Me *I A to . iteart, sod is is mato der led die arzoopithad infs !Witold pa 'Usher al Helm! _ _ DIED. At WNW, Simnel Hanterfen. Efy. tint. At Callao, es the 3d lett. Charles Drown elOseNtonsall. On the eAth ult. at htaekery Lad. Bertfordadre, nomad Hawkins, ege4l33 yam • MOH WATER AT LONDON MIDGE TD.MORlttlik. • Afton/An ••• • • • at "dilutes after L.., • • LINEN DRAPERY. To be Lett ! and Entered Gm Imo.' A!' Old ellablillied LINEN • DRAPERYIRJSZ: , NE33, in a Mart Town In Hanapadrei die Stock Ia at prelate Sod. re rim is a greet neanhalk be aetarnenalwed to tai periop who may •aks h. The Hs* Is held on a kWh, eleven yens of which ir. onexernis for further punka an emirate by war Oat paid) at sat Beenneh, Lendelt. HAVING dedkated'atyfelf to the Andy. and been A. --gratified by the mod goalitletable mein; In tic Mane! wblcb I thought proper to fele& 1 trek that I have set more calf. emOqed my time than there who, in the Maldive field of did pridon, are oteadonally imam*/ in mentality, mid Mime always attain that lured, which le solids* by teDcalltriaS the intelledloal power to *cedart of diforgem Thecilkall a of DEBRA l'Y see peculiarly dlibrellag, for they brine with them a train of cimearnitent lymph:gee, and, by s pry on all viral energy, etißecee WI becomes embittered—. Whether they mire from the yeellatellee dl9 exampk, the &mar the habits of fcbcci-boya, et tin Indidecnoes of aimority, they re. quire the moil affshinus prisfellocal Rill ; bet by the lenonumaY of veeeneetee mm, ilat_fmnpummass Seemmted e mad the mad& Winn h ikftroyed. MI MEd/11MR d the ROYAL COLLEGE at SIUROIiONS. I mend any pretentious an regularity of edicestien; cod pollhdine every peiel,ge to predate. I feel myfelf madded to that an4dsmos whh which I have hitherto been to liberally honoured in gc fiat fenfation. of kcal are-knefs, tarty uppfireatlas Will prevent the calamity of • debilitated frau ; bat where the far row, from a eanfeinurbefs at the etniasailnefa of ibis vide WM& aria ifs allfortuou fearful at cis esetenadt we swim tlf bar, • funny phyacian. and bronds now Ida iseitthity whet eared do eed*wot, k swift he fuhrodary for MA to be /We/ set NOT et tipabOky of tremens:in, but tilfia de the nee addeellebie fenny. And in recent Venereal Cesaplahttak is Fable to prevestpalo. danger 8r dUtrefi ; Is the woe onespliewed alb It In the moat of ezdedroe ezaerience ha this kw to OA a Cseei antis. and speedy re-eilablibment I neer the adesningo of tirfs etperienie to thltedf etcher he who art.aelikled with any kind of DifiIILITY. of Any froptonsa op VI , NtR EAI- INFECTION, and in ill cafes the taws of rano erred.* we Bawd alt the aril Pennine in the country are szpadted to sslptea Dunk summed are mystified to fpccify their age, and maa SUE tser of Ibrityp MARTIN . Weiatiom of tie Royal Collor of Surgeons is Lander No to. Arundei.lintet. Strand. nem Temple Bar. • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Eft. • Xmh, Bridge-three* Lands. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March td, goo,. T BEG leave to inform you, that ever fusee the your t 790, I have toms *edited with the I.ues Venereal width. front its I:ll4tlnatcty wary cowrie of iitedecimaprukrilud by the molt eminent of the faculty him and =dewing bread • revere cosufas of fulivaties. and twice dikfiarged Rao the Hof* falls With little Mir, would appear to he of the Mad Inveterate nature. In the fpring d lall year my diforder had got to loch a hr. 1. as ncatiy to put a period to my exiftroce:l had a lane ulcer en t: , ‘ Crown Of my alba on each anu s mid my kg , way broke out Is a frightful moat; sty tight was itadiLST comb ful, and had beds In a flare of ulceration for the fawns years; my left bad ago town large nodes as it, wls very muck difroioured and gave Inc Tads extraditing pain. partkularly who Mann kJ, u nearly to deprive ow of MI. In this lamicsuibie Ram I wa. recommended by Mr. J.Thompun, (who received fo great a cure by them ben.), to :ake your Leakes Patted PillS, which I berm to do on the :CA of May; n the courfe Ma art: tight I be• pan to receive benclll.—in little more than a month the Ilittilnis my head and arms were fostadly healed...Amu slier the fiwa my 1.;:s Laird ails, leaving however, confide-ruble dikoloursnew In the Min, and pain in the bone , Ithe kft, which, by the ble4- b-g tf Goo, and a little loogrt perfrvcrance in your invaluable; MANI rine !libation( i the necks difprellog. the On regaining its natural h ue, and the met vernal palm shulumily going 0ff...-4 that became, by your 111mr.d advice awd mmticine,parfrdily free from all My ittraftr essenplaintsw-have recovered my below knit and strength. and am become jolly and (at, la which date hull contlimml many month.. to the aftoolniment of all Who knew me. I an: at a lots in what tenni to eaprr(, my prathmk, bet beg ) nu, for the pod of whet ftsilering mortals, ru goalie this my die as public a. . I (tall on every oceahon ; in fo doing you. will greatly oblige, your grateful, obedient, very humble kr want, .ALEX. hit/SEER° Swan's Clore, I Egh-flreet, Edinburgh. Witneikt to the Aoom cure .....John Thronpros. 240.3. 100 M•it.tuils.lpia A Ifoinhy Pot;ored and Told by the foie Proptistnr, Tticnktvi 1.- 0 • I.olt, blabber of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his How" Nu.p, New t, I .othit ; where, abet a conftant rr IW. nee of niece than thirty-he years, In a praaiee pantealarly 4:- va..l re the core of V,.r...rie I Crwnplaints, aced thole incidcral 1 / gist fans of lAmerat:.m, with that inviolaselo rower, which Men Protenino ihouL, !nway• obferve iafoch cafes he lianas I imfai • the adri, And sniflame he gratudnury adeninallers ter prrf..ns t.king I hi. M. tinkle. will be cll.:thud, by a difetrniol Pe; 11. um ulvanum.. 1 . .444/11 tt.dm,ble.ase vnid of all ambigni , f• .kifo f.. 1.1, b ) hi. +row tn.eir, l a the converstlenee of their 61. at a (MI ..te. a, rtia Perfumer's, No. As, bt. Alban's..flrret. 1'0y•5`..1... No. scl, Orford-fterct ; Mr. Diibe• r r Surl. bookfeCer, Nn. t, 11 . 4 ' w, I.ittle l me- ; Mr. Bauer's, Soathabtblyr. 1.:+9 Mr. , ialtrint and b. one perfors in oery eon. t. V . , It t it , 1,020 of only 71 * 1111 9.1. ira'd 'nab fey .iti4l ' , tam ' r , ~ 1 et' I.lt ma) cure thantelva with cafe,fp,ed, sr-I Oft-t... Lt OM. a".t puldithotthy KLST, (0 .a • t -r-r: • r I Arl'•. o i.. 2t the rAR I), PIC , a • 4.11.6 t 1 1;:t/ AI ILc STAB Orrs:s 0-ctrOt