Star. — London, England, 1807-09-19 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX PSSIO VS, SEPT. ty.• The Court was nem red t. is day in deciding on merits of Appeals, principally relating ro appren tices and parifh rates, not one of which. was w• rthy of derail. A man, fe appearance and coftome of drefs did not proclaim him ia stia!;gent oircumitances, folicited the charity of the Couroonde , the following dream flames :—He flared, that a woman had robbed him of * rll4i , of galleyafkins, of Florence manta:Owe (at: ch he produced to the Bench), for which clime be had charged her at Marlborough Ilreet" Office, and the was fully committed for trial : he, however, now was nor in a flotation to prnfecute.her farther, in confequence of hi. extreme poverty, and therefore prayed the affiliance of the wot fhipful Bench of Ma giaratet o f , r that charitable purpofc. The Court informed him that they could not af. ford him any alliance, but recommended to him that he fh old borrow the money of fame friend Only 35. 6d.) and then he might have a claim for ; repayment. The man replied, that he hal not a friend in the I , world ; he lived by begging ; that his father, who was ! formerly a woolftapler in Dolfetfltire, had left him , a property in the funds of upwards of 6001. which he had fold out, and which a man had robbed him of ! about twelve months fince ; that the man had bees convicted of the robbery, arid trarfpnrted for life— but that not a penny of the money had he been able to cbtain back ; that fubfequently he had fitbfaled by :irking charity of the benevolent, and to convince the Court of the troth of his all:olion, he handed up a petition, to which was fubfcribed a number of the mofl refpeflable names, for certain fums. Among the rest he Paid Sir Vicary Gibbs had contributed a guinea, and many other learned perfons had alto affi . 'ed him. It was a pity, he obferved, that the wicked Ihould efcape punithment, becaufe he had not the means to procure jutlice.• The Court, however, declired interfering any other way than in giving advice, and the worthy l‘layia rate who had committed the woman, direeed Lim to apply to the Clerk I , f the'lndiaments, and tell him hi. Rory and fee whether he would take his word of honour t , repay the 3s. 6d. which be might obtain, in cafe the woman was canvieled. The man very relOtantly quitted the Court, t b. fe , v;og it was hard that a felon mull efcape, becaufc of fits poverty. SEPTEMBER tB. This day Ilrefey Strositl. an antient looking woman, was indifted for 11.,!aln,: : a pair of filk breeches, the property of Thomas Bartlett. 'l l, e profecutor, who is the fame man ahove mentioned as having yefierday applied to the Court for affillance to profecute this Old Lady, Dated, that foe and her hofband, a rekeetable man, lodged in :he fame public houfe ; that being about to rem ye. the ailed him ; and he was told by ano ther perfon that the fccreted the breeches under her intik( ats ; that he taxed her with it, but the denied rt—when teeing the things peeping out of her pocket hole, ;nailed up , .n fearching, and " I found them," laid he, " quite under her patient:is, my Lord ; fo," Paid " pulling them out,—" here take your na(ly breeches." The prifoner, in her defence, alledged, that the &rind the breeches on the hairs, and that the put em under her petticoat , , in ajoke. ' The Jcry acgoit.ed her—and the Court recorn snen.4ed het not to joke any more with other people's brerebt.s. MR. ANDREWS —The Earl of Befb rough, and a great number of witneffts were in waiting to give esidence nainfl Richard Andrews, on the feveral charges wbith await trial ; but the Counfel for the profecution informed his Lordlhip, and the refl of the witntfles, that on account oaf the number of detainers lodgetiArainfl him, the trial would not come on till to-0 crow (this day), at ten o'clock. A roan named Smhh was tried for flealinz, a pocket book, the property of Mr. Sunderland. lhe profe ctityr, however, could not (wear that his rocket was icked of it. The ptifowr was found reading fume Parrs in it, by one of the Baw-"reef officers ;—and having laid that a Re, fon gave it him, the Jury, in the able-nee of diffident proof of his Dealing it, Ac qui' ed him. The Court recommended him not to have any hirg to do with pocket books again. The pifoner leplied with much fang lead, " indeed I'll be more atiikUl for the future." A variety of petty larcenies, of no intereft, were tied. CHILD STFALING.--Ilizaletb Bennett, about 24 ye..rs of age, was tried for a mildemean , ur, in having Itolen a male child about fix weeks old, the fon of ' Richard ane Mary Burdekin. The mother appeared to he extremely affeEleel with I e relation of her Rory. She Rated that her huthand i• a poor I ahonring mar, and the keeps a little oyfler thop in Baldwin's Gardens, Gray's Inn.lane. In the worth of May tall the lay in at St. Andrew's Work ! omfe. About three weeks after the birth of the chill, the returned home. About the beginning of July 141, as (he was walking along Holborn with tl.e chid in her aims, the felt down in a fit ; and when fire recovered her child was not to , be fo und. —She applied to the Parith Officers, who ifried hand bills, offering a reward for the recovery of the child. By the exertions cf one Catehpole, a Para Offir.er, and in confequence of force information which the received frr•in a female friend, the went towards Loudon Wall, in company with a Mrs. Nottingham, to a place where (he was informed there was a wormn 'who had a young child, under fufpi• diens circumllances. When the got to London Wall, (be law the prifoner at the Bar with the babe then in Court, in her arms. With Dome tirnggling the Pro fecturix and her friend got the child from the pd. loner. The mother was Co overcome with joy at fir.eing her child again, that her feelings were unable to Main th.• chock, and the again fell into a fit ; but her friend took care of the child, and had the pri frier taken into cutlody. She (wore politively to the chit tr. m fome marks about its perfon, and fhe c ould fwear to its clothes which were found by the ' officer in the !odging of the woman to whom the prift ner had given it to nurfe. Ann Field, t f Red Lion court, London Wall, depofed, that in Mar ch tall the prifoner engaged her t') nu fs a child, when the fhould lie in. About the aft or . A4fiilily (he eatue to the witnefs at one o'clock in the morning, and : l4w her the child. She laid ti, na.' lain in .h ut,a fortnight bef , ae that, at Mary• as bool wor4h ule.,• Upon being aficed.hy the wit w' was the father of , the fhe,faid ;hal. !William Bur miagham was. Th.r wavers faid, - ho;ed not, as he was a married man. She oblervt.i , •that the child had but poor' clothes on it, and the 'prifoner defined her to burn them, but the witnel : refufed to do fu. Mary Nottingham, of St. John's.court, Cow-lane, (wore, that a few days before .the was apprehended, -the . prifoner, who had formerly lived in the fame, houfe a itn the v:itnets, came to vifit her. She laid ; that the had lain in at -Mary.la-bonne Workhoufe, ab:.ut a week and three days before that time; but upan looking at it. the nitnefs faid that could not he. for the was lure that child was fix weeks old.— The prifoner faid the was going to fwear it to fome one, but to whom. or whether the mentioned any name, the wittier* could.not tell. She was the perfon that was in company with the mother when the child WAS recovered. Jane Horton, the nurfe at the lying-in ward, in Mary-la bonne Workhoufe, (wore, that the prifoner did not lie in at that houfe. M. Turner; the midwife, at St. Andrew's Wo r k: !Inure . , proved the fael of her having delivered Mrs. Burdekin of a male child, on the aoth of May. She believed the babe which was then in Mrs. B.'s arms was the fame that was then born. Elizabeth Robinfon fwnre, that the lived about three years and a half in the houfe with the prifoner. —During that time the faid that the was with child three times. The n itnefs was a married woman, and the was cei tain that the prifoner was not with child when the laid the was. . '..•. Mary Collins deposed, that the ptifoner pretended. every I.ear that the was with child. The Prikner delivered in a I ng written defence, in which the liated, that fume time aack, as. the was crotling Ellomfbary Iquare, a woman with a child in her arms, came up to her, faid the was very tired, and begged her to carry it a little way for her. That woman afterwards went into a houfe lomewhere near the Square, as are faid ; to fee a friend. The prifoner waited a confiderable length of time outfi2e, but the woman did not come out, and the gave it to a frield to take care 41 it until the could find the parents She alledged, in effect, tha. the whole was a confpi racy againit her. The CHAIRMAN was of 4-pinion that the cafe was clearly proved. The Jury evinced their fatisfatlinn by immediately prom nacMg the Prifoner She was then ordered to he fent to Cold Bath Fi:ILL until a future day, whin hue will be brought inth Court to receive her (entente. LON DO N CORN EXCHANGE, SisP rENIEER Z. GENEMAL CUIIitt:NCY Aar UNDER Wheat, 46. cc. #6s per qr. Grey Peak 6. 65s eine Ditto, 70% 73s Beans. 5 - s 63s 0.1 Rye, 40% 44% (new) Tick Pitts). 46s to cd Barky,36s 43s 0(1 Ost. sts 305:4s Malt,66s 74% od pul a sl nitro 3 6s 375 od White Peas, (boilers) tone 1246 Po:atot disc .—a 4.:.s :d Rape Sect 2 :I to 2131 , ;(39. Fine Floor cs sBs i. , s—Seco;:ds 5 - s to 555. RETURN 1 1 . in Mark-Inr only from the sift of Auguß to the sth of September—Total 3.8136 quarters Average ess. 6.1. is sit! i whet th..t 'sit rettlen ARE') Dish. •:r FI.OIJR. From the 29th of Acgu ! tc the sth of Si..ternbs:r. Total--t :*;icks—r.verk: SOS. 5 ; ,.1. os tid. lower than lall eeturo. PRICE OF HOri IN Tlil BULLODOH MARKET. New Bags 51 1:31 to 61 tos Pockets 51 15s to 71 71 PRICE:IOF HAY ANL) n 1 t:AW. St. lames's. WWl:chapel eisyperload 4 10 oto 6 zo o I Hay per load 4 4to 6 6 Straw t 39 030 2 5 o Straw z t 6 to 2 6 Clover 5 so to 6 16 fllo2 Of DAT AND Si KART IN 661[7111161D 51 06 to 61 os I New Cls.vez 51 cs to 61 ts 51 tos to 71 0. I Straw it 16% to 21 26 SMITHFIELD MARKET September 18. To fink the offal---per Roue of sib. Beef • 3s 8d to 40 8d I Veal ss od to 6* cid/ Mutton Its od to is od Pork 4s 8d to 5s Lamb 4s 84 to 5s 81. NBWCIATE and LEADENHALL, September t Per Roue of Sib. ist the earcafe. Beef 35 ed to 4% od Veal •as cd to 5/ 81 I Mutton 3s 4d to 4s 41 Pork 4s 8d to ss 81 Lamb 4s 41 to se 4d. PRICE OF LEATHER, per th. AT LEADENILA I.L. Butts, so to 561 b each si Id to s . t Ditto, 6o to 651 b 16d to 274 Merchants Backs ocd to szd Drcifing Hides 17d to 19(1 Fine Conch Hides 2cd to 'z td Crop Hides for Cutting 174 to god Flat Ordinary . sod to 234 Calf Skins, 30 to 40th per :oxen 38s to 416 Ditto so to 7olb 368 to 405 Ditto 70 to Holb 30s to g''s Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 3d to 3s 6d Large ditto zoos to Ito; per s ioz. Tanned Horfe Hides tRs to 3os each coat Skint to —s PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. "' St. James's market 31 rod Town Tallow 6csod to 66' flare Market 3s Ild Yellow Riau; 66s od to 67% Whitechapel Market . White ditto his al to ex..' (per Stine of 811.1.) 3s tod Soap ditto 6ts to . —s cd Melted Stuff 48% 04! Its id " - Dlitis mug* Sts od to cs Menge Price 36 tod Greay.:s 123 Of Good Dregs Its to os Yellow Soap, Bos—Motticd, ooss—Curd, 94. Price of Candles per dozen, t os 64—Moulds, its 64 COAL MARKET, Salit 18. Ships it Market Ships fold Price 9 Neweaftle Coal 8 sos 6.1 . to 564 31 • Suniccland 2. 475 cd to sos cd • Stone Coal o •—• osl to c,os od Hay, Clover A gill, aged 14, has had, for the lak (even pre. ceding years of her life, lerophulous ulcerr tau her alms, neck, fide, and bre.ril•, attended with great difcharge, particularly at the periods of Spriog.— The dir:afe battled eviry mean. eruvloyed, when the tried,Srit.qturtv's Patent Antifcorbotie Drops, Mn at this tim • fhe has take,, five b Ides; the tinaller ulcers are all healed,. an.. the la ger ones making fair advances to the fame favor] a' y 'e termination, which we are jullified in concluding fr m her mended elite of health, probably arifing from the go. d health .1 the fecretiug glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give further information ssnapplicatirm ; and the or Tina; letters may be Peen at the D.fpenfary , No. 15, S.rhe Square, London.— Mr. SPILSRURY i• not accounta ble for any mixture fold, u. lets the words By th.. King's Parent" are infected on the bill of direeriow, bottle, and wrapper; the flamp adrr (the King's duty) is printed in black inflead of red ink. Bottle -ss. 6r1 . ; bouble bottles los.; and larger zl. 2s. duty included. ECCLESIASTICAL, •PWAOTIONC.. The Rev. R. Lewis is preferrpd to, the rectory of Ea. A Ott/ in fieson : and the R , .v E Pdgeil to the vicarar • of Wr • ft wington. fn the fano4 county: ' The Rev. Chirtl.• bird, A B. Ms bten itiftltuted hi•his • aniel • the Arathifleop of York to thy. cult Moiety of thr Re gory of High Flo) land, on the j. int prefentadon of Colonel and Beaumont The Rev . : 'Yr. Mahon, nephew of the Marquis of Sligo, is prionoted to the lkonery of Tuam, void by the death of the Rev 1;r Berkeley. MARRIED On Monday' i• it at Mary la Bonne Church, James Fie:nlog, Efq. Captain in the ifith Regiment of Foot, to Lady Lei;li, of Baku - Erect, widow •t' the late Sir S. E Leigh. brother of the pretent Sir Egt.r , on Leigh. Let. On the aoth ult. at Weftport Houle, the feat of the Margot, of Sligo, George Moore, Efq. of Moore Hall, .eounty of Mayo, to Louifa, youngeft daughter of the late Hon. folio Browne, of Ella Hall, fame county. DIED. Wednefilay morning, at Chicheßer, Mrs. Lane, wire of Wm. Lane, Efq. ot the Minerva :Mc; Leadenhall-ftrect. Lately, at Hull, aged 63, Mr. John Marthall, late of Cutting ham. He has left t!:e greatett part of his property, confliting of feveral hundred pounds, to the Minder and Churchwardens of St. Mary's in Hun, the parifh .0* Sutton, Coninghaw, and feveral adjoining village', for the ufe of the por, to be laid out in bread. SALES BY AUCTION. STAEFORDSHIRF.. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. At the George Inn, in Leek, in thc county ~f Stafford, on Saint- day the 3d day of 06[ober, tBo7, at Three o'Cizek in the At- ternoon together or in fuch Lou as shall be then fixed un,aad fubjed to latch Conditions as than be then produced, I 'HE ice fimple and Inheritance of feveral MES- L SUAGES, FARMS and TENEMENTS, compri fing about 600 Acres, chiefly of very riMi grazing Limeftone Lend—the other parts capable of very great improvements, and infiftiy Tythe Free, at and near Mizonhay, in the parifn of Leek aforefaid, now laze four yet Tenante, and hall a Pew, and a Sitting in Leek Church, and ew and forer..l Sittings in Oncott Chapel. The Fftates arc diltant about two miles from Leek, and fix from Longuor, both market towns; and front their being quite compact, are either as an entire eitate, or in Lots, well worthy the attention ot perfons dcfirous of realizing. Printed Particulars may he had, and Plans of the Eftates ken at the offices ot Meffrs. Cruise Jones and Porter. in leek atorcfaid, and Mr Townfend, Staple Inn, London, by whom Letters paid) will be duly answered. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. . I;atenfive Mills, Manufactory, Warehoufes Cottages. Build ings, capital Maraion Houk, Offices, and Land, with poffeffion. By bridles SKINNI.:R DYKE, and Co. on Wednefday, the zBth Odle ber. at Twelve, at Garraway's, in Three Lots, by order of the Executors, A V.rY elieible LEASEHOLD EST.‘TE,titilate at Cockney, near Work!'op, enfy dittances from l'oxford, Chefterfield, and Mamfield, in the county of N ttingham ; comprifing thofe extent - we premifes, the upper and , ower mills, with inutinfaClory, warehourf s, cottages, buildings, completely fi•teil up for the (pinning of %v.:cited yarn by machinery, and a waer corn mill ;* the whole lately occupied by Toplis Alto the c...pitnl mantion !more, with offices, coach honks, ttables, gardem, and lands, delightfully fituate at a conveithait dittancc from the works: the who), containing abont 3 , acres. !utt • r h pr. I. with a tailor w•-,ter it ft or 6, and re fery ir of eig, • ith dwelling hooks, buildings, cottage, gardc:.s, and Is - 01 five acres. The . • Miii with a water corn mill attached, and a fall of water of nine feet, with kveral dwelling hooks and huill is gs for the purnoks of trade. Lot 3 T! , r elpit Manikin Houk, with offices. coach-lmufes, Rabies. gardens, and about 16 acres of Lund. Held for 37 years, at a low rent. T be a...we Iby anlying to Mr William To•Ais, at Cuckney, of wh an particul....-s nu - •y be bad 23 day: preceding th, f de; atfi.) of • i:ima Wu:ker. Efq. of Crow Nett, near ; and at Mr. Wital‘e's are in lia!ifax, whet.. a plan may be teen: and of Mr Couplatid, Rotherham; of :Wars. Bur'uage and Cs. priwers. Nottingb4m ; Mr. Harrop, printer. M inchetter ; Mars. t :Icy, and St-cher, ddicitor.i, l•uroival's ha, Holborn ; at rho Mice af S.ile; and of Malts. Ski ner, Dyke, an.) Co. Alderf gat: fL-re:, London, where a plan of the refidence a:.d works may he fern. VALUABLE FREE:IOI.D I.Q rArus AND R. SIDIINCE I lERTFOR DSHIR E. By Nieffrs SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. on Wednefday Novena. biz! . t I, at Twelve, at Garraway's, in Three Lots, toilers accept able offers are made to Int chafe by Private Contrael, AVery va!tiable F E.E.H 01.1.) F..;;TATE, deft rabl ) Innate one min: of the entrance of St. Alban's, bounded inr a conlideralle difla: , ce by the high mail road. a beau tiful and produdive nart of the county of Htrt' ; comprifing the commodious aml well fitted tip relidetice, called Nevi , Barnes, with excellet.t olfic , s, coach honk, and it thling ; pleafure ground , , gardens, green Inure, ha:lifri nit ffuage, capital firming buildings, and the contiguous rich water snea!ow4, grazing, arable, and woods. co o ta ii,ing 3t y acres of fine high cultivated land. rcfrellacd by the river iolne, and forming three ntoft eligible tarn - li, called New Barnes and the Lodge:, the ireatell part of which are tree of ; the rand tax redeemed of the whole eflate, and invite dive pn!lelBon may be had. The Louie to be viewed by tlelicts only, which may be had, with particulars, of IfilleiTrs. Skinner, Dykr, and Co. /tklcrfgate fl.re‘t, where a plan of ea.h lot may he fet a l ; the Farms, by 2p plying to Mr. Wondkidge, the LahilT, at New Carnes, of whom particulars may alfo he had; and at the White St. Alban's ; Red Lion, Barnet ; and at the place of fate. VALE OT! LLANGOLLEN, DENBIGIISIRE. On Thurf.tay the :ft ay of o:.Robtr. 1117, at the Hand Inn, in ilan N ollen, in the County of Danhigh, in the follcwinm Lots, and fulijedtl fueli Conditions as (hal be t:tenproluceilluelefa previoufly di'pofeil of by Private Contraet, of which due notice will be given) ,k - t rilE following VALI! ‘BLE ESTA T E S, : 1 VIZ. Q . ulnti:ikti. Lots Tenants Names Tenements A R P t Ellis Edwards Penr,e‘rn Hall and Denulne 167 1 13 1 J Ed wavls. E. Evans, and E. Filwrds Petimem Farm 3 John Edwards Part of Ty id's 4 Ditto Dina S Ditto Ditto 6 Ditto Trw Brakly ard Catage 133 2 $ 2123 4 0 0 4 3 8 John Jones and Joni Pengwrrn MW and put o Tiry Edwards Flin 8 John Edwards Err, Pengertig ); 1010 i s 6 2 t 31 9 iitto Y Dolydd - 43 20 to Ellis Edwards Meffuast. and Farm 33 r 3 11 Widow Parry Ditto 31 0 17 tr. J Edwards, carpentcr Diem 27 2 29 t 3 Thomas Evans Ditto 38 3 12• 14 Jonathan Hughes Ditto go 0 2 is Edward Evans Ditto 6 2 5 16 Edward Evms Macs y Croce 2 0 0 t 7 Ellis Edwards Caa fielin and Rhos Pengwcrn 117 2 4 18 Edward Evans Erw C.'l‘lcd 3 2 20 19 Ellis Edwards Caeaw 1 en y Coed 4 1 15 ' The above Farms arc Grunted in the-townfliip of Pergwern, in the beautiful, luxuriant and romartic Vale of I.l.vtgol4•st, the fee -1 ,ry of which has been. the admiration of all travellers. The woods and criapiccs .re well grown, vuti the timber of large di ! mentions, whic'i arc to be taken by the purchafers lc a fair valua tion. North Wales cannot pro.!uce a more eligible or 4,ltrable &tuition for the relidence of a gtntec.l family than this cilatc. The fttrams running through the Eitatc are numerolts, and ren der the greatett part cayabht of impri.vernent by irrigatiou. • Ike Sheep -walks are very extenfive, comprifing above 700 acre., and their boundaries are well Jcertained. __ The tost.rn of Llzmgoll , :n adjoins the Ettate, which enmprires the whole of the towidl.ip of Pengwern, with the exception of a cottage or two, and is in a ring fence. he diftance Irons the market town of Wrexham Is T 2 mails,. from Ofwettry 1t rinks, and from Roll in , . miles. The tenants have dire flions to thew the castes Printed par ticulars nity he h..d of Mr. Wynne, noiidt•r, Mold; Meffrs. Philnot And ".tone, Hare Coon. Temple. London ; at die Hotel P , : i ..e , thers Inn, Chttler; the Hand Inn, I.l.olgollen ; at the Ezetes Imi in Wrexham; the Royal Hotel, Liverpool; and at all 131 nriocipai bins in the neighbourhood. IN 13 further information :nay be olnained at Mr. Wynne's Mike, in Mob/ a - whom a plan of the Effaces may be ken. PREGNAI4t I Mier fitua•i iu r...tulree a tentvrary rtlrernent. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, .and Mid. Ore, oTers to accummodatcLadics in :In a'ry . - ct ir c a tioa, with Apartm-:its lye-in ? on t .rms fuitcd it circum. !Lances at,d ittuation in lii thiitint'ap.„ , i put out to marl s , an d humanely taken care of; and as* Ittmaraty ' , •m to offi l t his alliitance to altrvi .te the horrors tontc.il A Pr.zniner, he flatters himfclf Ladies will find on appliettam to him tke great,:ft attention, and molt profoun4l.lc..i.ey.- Len rs (poft paid) to NI r. Wittfun, Survenn and .M tn-Midwife s or to Mrs. Watfon, Midwife • No. 19, ebarlotte-ftreet. Surrty. fide of BlackfriaFV.ridge, will reset tlie molt 'twisted itte.ltion. Where may be had, the PILL Bqsl-41)1CTA., at il. ts. pee box, a ccr tin and cii,clual ie remove all Oijftl;tiiii,:r.3 and irregular;sica, and an excellcht 111tdleine eftrr had lytnts in. A criAi.l.k.r4oe. Nit ESS RS. CUR it 1 if. and CO Stage fts,rhAllenp,g I.VI the whole word to prove a angle inita:sce where their:" ie. dicine and method of cure have fill dot the defired eff..ei The pradice of many years ie WS particular branch of their profeffioa has hot given rife tootle utifuccefvul cafe. • .1 hey continue to sited their fludi.atothe treattnent.and Fere of Vene cal Complaiitts, and t h at dt:ringetrcist 'nf which is the cenfitue..ce of th. pernicious watleful et , . o'a ha. bit long and to utihappis- purfin &fly tfir y•sutlis of troth flees, in the one it w.ll be found to he the utirailiog router of ham I .rterc, the other have its r..vages fatally .1 velnped to them by a dillreili!" state of debility, which if not timely remediid, itno potence .. Ihcre are its remote and ultimate - effete, ; while ern. Itimptions, lots of murcular rower, and various nervous crimplainte urutlly char.:dterift the earlier Rages of tile folitary vice. 01 per. feus latiguifhing under the disorder itsr:ident to atm a life n•eir treatment linirle,at:d has never troved eri:Occeftiful in the courfe `of a long. 'laborious, and much evended pradlice lo the r : obllinate and complic.ted C.I‘..CS of Vener:al InfeClion,rucha. oh. ftrudions in the Urethra. Spongy lActefeence% rare! Tumours, Callous Ulcers, uruption. Sendt'al esitti:l;: Gleets; &e. , f(e which have hith: hafilixitlie of the g.tteral praditiot , er, ' , delfts. Currie as d Co arc now et shied rzi.4a iy tit cureby a new. . Lfe, and expeditious mode of prat ice. rupericoi to any ot` , rr )et adopted. They may he coufultid by either :'ex wit's the ;Tem ft ' delicacy, reerety and honour at their :tou:e. No. 5.:.5,1-latton .ar ' den. Patients, in the country are recicrt 4ty Matt the panic aars of their cafe, their ag-, aol goneral mod •of I ivin Letters, tart paid, encloflng a batik note. will br duly anfwereit stifthe ne Cary advice and nielkinee given orient to any pot of the king om. ORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD Nothing can be tenter citfcribed tb in i:1 the wsx.is of Armfirons, For w of time l y rare . _ mAlinns ha , t o' lord c woun Is." FOR. fuch as thefe, then, this ileaiitig Balm is f able. Complaints Rifled und:r the eencleon appellatio.. of Nervous and Coufumptive arc its prol‘er the nue it W.tl dica-e.—t° e o l•er wilt be cured by its influence. Ihe lie Lai • GI CZAD has produced more good in this country than any nudl. ciin (ince iortu itinn of a matrria ined!c u. Tflt Cord:al B of Gilead by healing as•d tonic qualities, as well al by falutary cff eis. affords a lure prolpeci of returning ftrcngth, and a certain hrTeof mufcultr imlgura o•s 0 ttio e syllo are ,lcbilitat.d icy premature or rx,c,live iudulg Imes: hence Arlie weaknefs of iig:it, vatigus, las 4)lrispctite, ana mt•rtal d •cay, . . This Cordial has been uncomm fuccefsfni with young people who WY: the ap?:•..r.ince and Air of old age who zre pale, effeminate, benumbed, stupid, and even imhecile ; whore butha are become bent, who'C leg. are no longer feared! ahlc to carry them, who hwe an utrcr for every thins. and are tntdly incap lettat. d. Where the Itoinach is frequently difls , 4 a rd, the bldy is weakem.d ; pals refs, ho d.:car, and emaciation. illriet I thi m. It. dt'itt Uel i C ha! it and the eyes ful into th, head The virt..es of the Cordi...l Balm or tlilead are daily tientonft;at,d, iu eradiza ting the wort and moft dangerous fynytotris a vervotic difordtri, and in , thiog has tended fo much to Lit ,bliila the 1:111.t of thi , m 'di tine, as its certain Dec fs in thofi: camplonts which hest e their roots fn deep in the conlihution, and arc fo fatal to the hap,nneb ,f mankind. lu the inoft excruciating pains of the fIoM3C4 anl vife•ra' 'tee windim f•, it elves intim! rail; in :1 11 a ..d:fearts that hail their rife fmm irregular living, or . nti eat,:cbled lino of th, thget tive powers, its effc.tts arc aftoniliag dr.t•ility of fpetch, ;rid all other the mental and cneporeal power: that depend on the tone of the nervous fyflem, have fo frequently and leadenly yi. Hid to its power as to render unquellionabie iti efficacy in thofe dlford-rs. GasEßVE—Each bottle of Dr. Sul.•mon's Medicines has a Cu. vemincot Stamp, with the name of the Proprietor," Sand. Solo• mon, I.iverpoc4," engraved thereon, Cu imitate which is f luny. To he had, at Gilead Houk, near Liverpool; of Dicey and Sut • ton, Bow Church yard, and Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strand; Martin Keene, No 6; College Green, Dublin ; Halve Cork, Magee, Belfaft; K. Bach and Co. Pearl Erect, New York ; anti of all Venders of Parent Medicines in the United Kingdom. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD i, fAd in bottles, price half-a.guinea each, (or !amity bottles. at 335. containing tour at los. 6d. On which 93. fay,: —.Llerfoh, who do tine With to have their names knot 11, may have their hozei,or letters, est:a to W. Z. to he left at till c •.lied for. Dr. S.k) npin, when coofulted, t xpets Lie tiros] fee of hairs. guinea. Each letter fh , buld, for later!, be thus direetcd," Money letter, Dr. Sol upon; Gikad I Louie, rear Liverpool." VU HEN Profelrionol Men of Educatinn and Res fponiihillty cleciat.• from the general:4:lcm by the feleetion of a particular branch. the fellation of Imig continued fucccdcs is the tr - 41 criterion 4.f fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my era arc to the cyclufwg treats mein of Three Diforders, and the fuccef3fUl refelt of my iiin gives me addltiohal ardor!. to orpofe. as far as I am all-, the ray.irea of thofe Complair.ts ty:ii..h re the molt important in the Catalogue at lit1::13I1 Itifirmities. A•ter initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I ' formed a with at an early peci. , d of pra3ice to r...{cus individuals irons the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dartgcrAts• pr.cipitamy of genera! Praeii.io lers. 'I he 'Three Difordtrs, to the cure of which I have devoted my atter.t'on. cr. mpri:c every fp::: les of V ENF REA I. I N FEC I'IN, evheth.ir of a recent or brig duration. illy, all kinds of &lathy, whether arifing from the t:atits of fchosl h-... 11 or the inthogveca of mature age i aod,taftly. that derangement of the (Alan in we• men whieh is called IzARREtItaIRSS.or STERILITY. Numerous Di'eafcs arc the refult of ignorance. or halte In the treatment of a Gtople Gonorrhcea ; and It not unfrrquently har per.; that the feed.; of I.ife are poifoned by the indifcretioo of as unguarded tour By a fuperior method Inch Complaints arc early cured; and, even where others have failed, I truft that I may pot fume to oiler a radical re-citablilment Few, however, ate the cafe. of complicated diftrds in this aft order, cempared with thr calamitous frtuations of men, who fro' an iodelgeoce in a fotittry vice; or.Xoe prevalent gaieties o' I kfhir.ea'4.; life, acquire that flat.. of Mt. linty, which Is the unr voidable confequeitee of fetch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy i'ufterer tromis over his milers', but care. I fully cioiceals his misfortune, it may be Come cunLiation for him I to know, that although it be an object of doubt er uncertainty t with other pr..Etition-n, the removal of thefe cid - xi:heirs by the t gradual progrefs of rennvation, is the acquirem:nt of my caned. {ence If the rirts of Bacclsus ..r Vet us have !xgun to reduce want atone, much anxiety will hr prevented by an early eminteradica I of this lanenid Bate; a d in thefe c Area no great diff culty wilt °cue The fecre.cy which is fn effential to my underta'.ing and del quaiiEcations which I have peen:sled to teats. form the bads.4l my pretendons, and in coincidence with fuch this intimation t given, that Mr. Bret may be confulted mrier.ally, or by I ea A ! (incloEng a final] Note), at his hou!c, No. a), Arundel-ft ert, Strand. near Tunple-ltar. I MARRIED WONILN, who hove long been difappolued at 1 th. it expeetatims of a famiff, may be adored, that di Polt fall 1 ftanc?.a, fuel defects are curable iiy Medirial Skid. I 0 There is an additional hutrance in 'Aater fireetad;;oWll. and the name is cn both the dsors. IVIA ,) .TIt: VREii, hlemb.cr of the Royal College of Surgeons in Lso.ise. A CATITI ea; --Som. Pern.x:A. wh:.- falfely ad: rt thecredri to I h r e !-:EN: BEr s Cl' TUE ikeYAL COLLET:IS, having for Iterral moit:lt raft conk 1 :•.), ,:a.lv,rtirament...ileioit wool for word ;en.ii•JerteJ theni as their own trodutrtions it is my duly to mention that thrift. Verions , Tr not 7..'t milers of ary College in I.notlah EdiS• burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they ..ay right to malice Sine! Ise 1.0',13a N.B A Lift of the Mer. - .:Arslfruhliled at the Hoare of tit Coilegi: in Lincon a 1 , ,,•fit1,'.s which nr.v he referred o. HIGH WATER AT I.OND N BRIDGE TO-MORROW. 51 •—* "' 3 Aftrreocn S Wades after 4 LONDON Printed end publithed h VI.KE • 1 (oteo• terttiry PlaLe Lame-eh) thC iTA It-Orrica• No. Carty (eruct. Publiihed alto at the Svee-Orrtee, . .