Star. — London, England, 1807-04-02 00:00:00

lf't,S7..l4lN,,TeR SESSIOAS, There i,'efrow commenced yeflerday at the Guild h,tcre W. NIAttrwARING, Big. and a Bench of MAgiflrates. The followi7q were the molt conipi .cu-ns cafrk _ _ _ G. Rolinfon, and his wife, were indicted for affenit• ing, on •he 2 11 of Auguß laR, Louifa, the wife of It. Francis. The defendant was a Black, belonging to the Duke of York's band. His wife did not appear, the having gone to Scotland. The profecutrix alto was a Ne;yro, and Rated the following lugs : She and her haband had fome words with the defendant and his fpnufe on the zoth of Auguft. and on the fol lowing day they called on the profecutors, in order to explain the bufinets of the antecedent evening. She told them that the could not think of arguing the matter with them, in tke abfence of her hutband, and, with great civility, requefled her unwelcome vifitors to withdraw, which they rehired to do, the defen dant's wife frying the would be d—d if the (Mrs. Francis) Rnde' not hear her : adding, that if the would not, the would ram the poker down her throat. The profecntrix repeated her reqitell for them to re tire, on which the defendant (truck her a fevere blow on the bnfotn. Still the profecutrix endeavoured to get them out, and having got the door open, the matched np a cinnamon cane, by way of farther in timidating them, when the defendant fuddenly feiz ing her under her arms, threw her down the fire pair of. ftairs. She was, in confequence of this fall, very much hurt, and had been attended by a nurfe and a liirgerm for upwards of three weeks. On her croft examination, the denied that the fell down Raki, in confequence of a Rruggle between her and the defen dant for the cinnamon cane. Mr. ALLEY, for the defendant, Rated, that the cafe had been reprcfentcd to him as very different, viz. that the profecutrix had firft affaulted the prifoner's wife, and on his interfering to wren the cane from the profecutrix. the had fallen down, through the ar dour of her pallion. This, however, was not fuppor ted by evidence, and the Jury found the defendant Guilty. He was fent to prifon until he (hould pay the profecutrix 51. his fervices being wanted daily in the regiment. Thwnas Rut-bottle was indiEted for haling a pocket hook, on the 19th of May tail, the property of G. Sutherland. The profecutor Rated, that on the day mentioned in the indictment, he wets pafling the police office, in Marlborough-flreet, when a crowd was at the door ; and being anxious to fee fame prifoners examined, he vent into the Magiftrate's room, and got up to the table. He obferved the prifoner Ran ding behind him, and he came up and preffed him dote. The profecutor delved him not to prefs him fo much, but he took no notice of what was laid to him. The profecutor then put his hand into his left Coat pocket, and theme he found the pi ifonet's hand, but his book was gone. He inftantly taxed the pi i toner with the theft, who fail nothing, but moved off towards the room door. The profecntor foll6wed him, and told Hamilton, one of the officers, in the lobby, that the prifoner had picked his pocket. He was taken into cutlody, and examined before the Ivlagiftrates ; the book was found on the floor. The prifoner, in his defence, denied the charge.— He laid, he denied it a. the time, and conceived he had as r ood a right to be in the o ffi ce as the profe. c,utor. He had been admitted to bail, and arched his trial to have come on long ago. I-le went to Cork ftreet to irquire for the profecutor, but could find no traces t i term, until Monday laft. He called twa wirneffes to his diameter, which they defcribed as extremely good; and it was all . ° proved that none. of the police officers had any knowledge of the pri foner whateeer.—.Not Guilty. Three blackfmiths, named rating, Celbmore, and Briflow, were indicted for riotoufly affembling, with intent to dißurb the peace, and with affaulting J. Tinney, a vender of beef a-la-mode, at No.. 46, Long. acre, on the tft of September lath It appeared, that ein the night Rated in the indictment, the defendants knocked at the profecutor's door, after his (hop was fhut up. They begged to get in, and he opened the door. They faid they wanted fome beef, and he told them he was a broken merchant, Paving fold it all. One of the defendants had a pot of beer in his hand, and a pipe with tobacco, and they pufhed in, threatening to fearch his pad for beef a-la mode. He faid, if they did fo, they ihould pals over his body ; and they then conducted themfelves in a very riotous manner, and, in the fcuffie, the beer was fpilt into the profecutor's !hoes. He got them out, however, when they m anned to the charge, and made a dreadful racket, by thumping at the door. The watch was called ; and they were taken into ctiftody. No defence being made, they were found Guilty, and fentenced to pay a fine of 405. each. Wm. Tilley, and Sarah, his wife, N. Tilley, jun. 71 I • Cook, and Mary, his wife, and IV. Cook, jun. were in. dieted for a fimilar offence againft Elizabeth Jtffer. fon, the fervant of the above profccutor, on the 29th of September. The evidence did not apply to any of the defendants, except young Tilley. There was a mob and a riot at the front of the a la mode beef boufe, and the boy threw mud upon the windows, the snob calling to " turn out French Jack and his whores." The profecutrix went out to tee what wart the mat ter, and the received two blows from the young gen tleman. He was found guilty, and fentenced to pay a fine of 6s. Bd. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. The weather in the preceding month has been favourable to the Spring operations of hutbandry. The bean culture is neatly finifhed, and the lowing of oats and peas is in a (late of great forwardnefs. °Whig to the late trolls, the barley tilths on ftrong foils look kind and mellow. Wheat averages, throughout England and Wales, 765. td.; Barley, 381. ad.; Oats, a6s. crd. The cold nights have, however, given a flight check to vegeta, tion ; and the cropsof wheat, winter tam, clover and other grafts, which (till cover the ground well, 11.11/.: fuffered lomewhat in their appearanc:. In Smithfield Market, hay fetches front 3L tos. to 51 clover, 31. ass. to 31 ass.; Straw, 11.1511 to 31. 3s The crops of colefted which remain fur feed are thrivire, and little now is left for feed. Tuners remain found; the Sweelith. fort remarkably fo, aflording, excellent keep. Sheep continue found ; and the fall of lambs thisfeafon Las been very great,though attended with Tome ealualt kw Since the great prices which have been demanded for lean dock, ft has become the . pracike on rood farms, where a dairy is kept. o ter rear annually, tome calves, which they feed in the new way, giving than linfeed idly, oil cake powder, and bay tea, mixed in their litim milk, on which the calves are found to thrive and do well. Owing to the mildnefs of the winter, there is much folder re. spicing on hand, (tore &rep having required but little gat:lance 'lle late fairs have been well fuppliad with lean cattle, fheep, cows and calves, for which there is a demand at good prices. Sow, ig pig are ranch In argued for the .lairy. ASSIZES. At Suffolk aflizes, holm Clurie was capitally cend stifled of forging and tittering a 11. Bank of England note. I'he witneffes for the profecution proved his uttering the note, and that upon his being purfeed, he threw from him a parcel . which contained 54 forged Bank of England notes. He is lett for ere-; cution at Bury on Wednefday the Bth in! . john Shelton, convicted of Sheep healing, and :John Smith, of (haling a mare from his grandfather, Thomas Smith, of Havestingham, alto received fentence of death, but were reprieved. At Thetford affizes a man was fentenced to be transported for taking tome iron bolts from a veffel (banded on the Norfolk coalt.—lt would be well if a fimilar pnithMent was Milliard on ail who plunder veffels in Such dithered Situations. At York affizes, the caufe of Brown v. Richardfon and Wade, again came on to be tried ; being an aflion for damages incurred by catelcfsly mooring the Ship Hope, belonging to the defendants, in con fequence of which a (loop, with a valuable cargo of groceries, was funk in Hull harbour. This was the fecond time of trial at York ; it laded from nine in the morning till eight at night, when a verdiEt was again found for the plaintiff, in 50001. fubjed to ar bitration. At the affixes for the county of Devon, there were prifoners on the calendar, fix of whom were ca pitally convicted, and received fentence of death ; viz. Benjamin Barnett and John Thorogood, for robbing on the highway ; ?Boma: goner and Henry Deane, for a burglary ; 7. W. H. Brian:, for healing a 'filver watch, a gold ring, &c.; and Herriot Fenecoy, for healing a 51. Bank note. The Affixes for Cornwall doled on Tnefday fetinight. There was vet y little bufinefs at the nifi pries bar. Francois Friendard, and Ambrofe Morin, for unnatural crimes, and William Stephens for fkaling a mare the property of Samuel Poole, received fen. tence of Death. Jacob Deacon, for entering the ware houfe of William Snowden, of Cantelford, and heal ing thereout beaver, cloth, &c.; ilfary Hathcrldgh, for healing cotton gowns ; and Thomas .s'nderfon, for healing broad cloth, money, and a watch, were condemned to (even years tranfportation. 70/.in Sher ley, for healing a pocketbook, and David Banblde, for healing tin, are to be imprifoned twelve months. Againft Silvain Labarrere, William Harry, John Ver non, and -Emma frills, no 'Jiffs were found, and Richard Hunt was difcharged. Benjamin Naughton, charged with the murder of Catherine Polmear, was acquitted ; as was alfo John Pk., charged with healing a [beep. games Martin, was indieled for having felonioufly ftolen a piece of calico mullin, and feveral articles of wearing apparel, and other goods, exceeding the value of 3os. the property of Mr. John Mitchell, flout his dwelling•houfe in Hellion. It appeared from the teftimony of the Profecutor, that the pri foner had been in his employment as his fhopmen, and that be had direeled the prifoner and his other fervants in the fhop, not to take goods from it for their' own ufe, without immediatel% felting them down in the proper books to their refpeetive accounts; that in confequence of written and vet bal communi cations which he had received refpeCting the prifoner, he had fearched hi, lodgings, and there found the property defcribed in the indictment ; that the piece of calico muflin and fome few other things were his (the pi ofecntor's) property, and that he believed the remainder to be alfo his ; and that no entry had been made of them in his fhop books, which were tpf oduced. The profecutor admitted that until his receipt of the communication abovementioned, he had had the higheß opinion of the ptifonet's honefly. The prifoner', defence upon his apprehenfion was, that he had paid the till for the goods in queflion; to which the Jury, after much deliberation, nct giv. ing credit, be was found guilty of felonioully healing out of the profecutor's dwelling-hook, goods to the value of 3s. 6d. only, being thereby acquitted ot the capital part of the charge, and was fontenced to (even years tranfportation. At Dorchefler Affixes, Robert White, John 'Vex ander, Thomas Giddons, George Wa 7 L-r, and Thomas Wright, after a trial .f five hours, were capitally convicted of burglarioufly breaking and entering the dwelling-houfe ot Robert Nineham, of Hurpfon, in the Me of Purbeck, and healing thereout too guineas in gold, feveral Bank notes, a filver watch, and a gun : they all received fentence of Death, and are left for execution. At Wexford Affixes, in the Crown Court, Pat and Mathew Dr!ffin, were capitally conviaed of a cruel robbery on a poor widow. Wiliam Fleming. an artor. ney, pleaded guilty to an indittment for having forged notes in his potrdlion. The lenity of his pro fecutor remitted the capital indictment ; he will there fore be tranfported. Cavan Affixes commenced on the 19th ult. Only two - per lons were arraigned, who were acquitted for want of evidence. • At Wicklow Affizes feveral perfons were tried, tto of whom were found guilty of murder. In the Recorder's Court, Dublin, on Wednefday, Rutledge, the (windier, was fentenced to feven years tranfportation for (leafing a watch. A perfon, aged 36, had a fmall Scrophulous UI. ceration in her hand, giving her much pain; it then broke out in her wtift, both her tboulders, and her knee, each Ulceration difeharging - much, and not dif puled to heal ; it then affeCted her right elbow ; and there ulceration., with a difpofition to general debili ty, the futrered fAr twelve years. Her koee was healed in the Worcester Infirmary, and the experienced fome benefit while a patient for a Ihort time in St. Bartho lomew's Hofpital, when the made application for the benefit of SPILSBURY'S PATENT ALIT/SCORBUTIC DROPS, at the Difpenfatory, No. 15, Soho Square, London. By the application of the drops for fix months, her ulcers gradually healed, the regained her firength and appetite. It h. now a twelve month, and the remains perfeelly well. Any information of the above fait may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. SPILSBURY is not accountable for any mix ture fold, unlefs the words , 6 By the icing's Patent," are inferted on the bill of direCtirms, bottle, and wrapper; the flamp Aro (the King's duty) is printed in black ink inflead of red ink. Bottles ss. 6d.; double pottlcs los.; grid larger 11. 11. duty included.. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Tlic Rev. John Hopkins A. B. Mfnor Canon of Winchefter, and Vicar of Warmborough, has been appointed one of the Domenic Chaplains to the Prince of Wales; the 'lry Edmond Stanton, A. M. to be Domeftic Chaplain to Itury Lori Ilosd ; and the Rev. H. J. Williames, A. M. of St. John'."Collegr, Caultrider, inftituted to the Reekory of Hirnant. Montgomery &ire, on the prefentation of Lord Chancellor Trfkinc. BIRTHS On Thurfday lalt. at Batterfea Rife, the Lady of H. Thornton, Efq. M. P. of a daughter. . Friday, at Chatham Lines, Kent, the Lady of Captain Fyn's, Royal Engineers, of a fon. On Sunday morning, at his f; then houfe is Wd.lbeek•itrert, the Lady of the Rev. B.G. Heath, of a fon. On the t tth ult. at Rend& Town, the Lady of Colonel Syme 5, M. P. of a daughter. MARRIED. Thurfday lilt. Mr. William Evans of the Faft India Hourc, to Mils Pellet, daughter of Dr. Ptllet, of St. Alban's. At Cattle M Garrett, county of Mayo. en the 9th ult. the 'lion. Henry A uguftus Dillon to Mifa Browne, eldett daughter of D. G. Browne. Efq. of the above place. DIED. On Sunday laR, at Old Park, Wilts, Wm. Eldridge, Erg. of Abingdon, clerks, aged 76 years. On Saturday the 28th ult. at St. James's Palace, in the Rsth year of her age, the Hon. Frances Tracey, Firft Bedebaroberworoan to her Majefly, and only furviving filter of the late Vifeount Tra cey, of Toddington, in the county of Glourrfter. Friday laft, at Cattle Houfe, Calre. Wilts, George Rooke, Ely. formerly Captain in the Sixth, or I:miff:tiling Dragoons. Saturday laft, Nathaniel Huimp M.D. F.R.S. F.A.S. of Charter houfe fquare, aged 75. On Friday laft, at Southborough, near Tunbridge, Lieutenant- Colonel James Holwell. - aged 6t . At Stephen's Green, Dublin. in the bloom of youth; Mil's O'Grady. daughter of the Right Hon the Chirf Baron of Ireland. Thurftlay laft, aged 52, the Rev. Robert Redding, ininifter of the Baptift Society in Truro. Wednefday fe'nnight, in Dover-ft met, the lion. Charles Savile TO THE. LADIES. RA GAZET's ORIEN CAL DEN L ATM', for 1 - 0 removing SIIPFRFLUOUS HAIRS from the face, neck, arms, Ste. and for improving the compledion. The above has hem fufficiently eclehra , ed throughout the Eaftern nations, from whenc' it was firft brought to this country by Lady \4— W— and has fince that time fuftained a cbarader in Fngland, and on the Continent, as the only Depilatpry ever offered to the public, which unites a mildnefs of operation, not to irritate even the deli cate lkin of an infant, with infallible and permanent efficacy. The conftai t fpurious attempts to Imitate this depilatory have induced the proprietor to appoint Mrs. Knight, Na. t, Wilter'sCOUtt, Hol born Bars, his foie vender, by whom it will in future be fold, and at no other boufe in London.—Letters, poll paid and inclobng the amount, punctually executed. Price 3s. 6d. the bottle. An abatement of re. in the fix bottles. N. B. In Turkey and Fgypt it is employed by the men to give uniformity end nape to their muftachios, &c. THE tirongeft proof of the Superiority of VER DENAUD's ONLY GENUINE RUSSIA OIL is, that the fitft Nobility in England have, fince its introduetion into thi s Country, given preference to the ufe of it, and all declare it not to be equalled, either for the Growth of Hair, reit • ring it on parts which have for a length of time been bald, and preventing it from falling off, or becoming grey. If teed in lieu of pomatum, which the Proprietor molt earneftly recommends. bearing a rich Ira ' grsnce—it will afford, even when the hair has heen thin for years, the confurners loch proof of ita efficacy, as will not only furprife, but uflonifh them. In truth, rot any is equal to it. Sold wholefale by tke Proprietor, Mr Crawenur,No. 46. Strand. London; and retail, by his appointment, by Mr. Oxley, chemist. No. 21. Taeinock-ftreet, Covent garden ; Mr. Parking. Royal Medicine Warehoufe, No 4 4, Taviftock.row, Covent-Gard n; Keith and Co. Perfumers, No. 30, Haymarket; Mr. Lorlot, Pe r imer, No. 60, New Bond-itrect ; and Mr. Low, Perfumer. D-ury lane; Mr. Cryer, No. 68. Cor hill; Mr. Jones, Perfumer. No. 2, Poultry; Kernott and Blake, Chemins, N 0.33, St James's itreet ; Mr. Sanguine, Perfumer, No. 3R, Strand; Mr Black man, Oil and Cniourmati, No. she, Oxford-greet ; M. ffr.. Ha gen and Webb, No. 26, New Surrerftreet, Blackfriars ; nod Colefworthy and May, Chemins, No. 141, Whitechapa; Mr. Metcalf. No. .54. Holborn Hill; Mr. Newhery, corner of St. Paul's Church yard; and by a principal Perfumer, &c in the principal Market Towns throughont the United Kingdom. Price only .is. each, or one bottle, containing five faall bottles, at one Guinea. The Public will be cautious to afk for Verdenand's RulEa Oil, fired by Mr. Crawcour, No. 46, Strand, London. To counter feit which is felony. FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. LADIES and GENTLEMEN, who wifh the Or. nament of a - FINE HEAD OF HAIR, need only makes fair trial of the RUSSIA OIL, particularly as it is found nccaltry to mitten the Hair when dreffing, for which the Ruffii Oil has be come in ufe by the Royal Family, and Ladies of the firft circle.— It is a nourifber and improver to its growth. prevents its falling off, and is fo great a preferver and itrengthener to the Hair as to pre vent it becoming bald or turning grey to the lateft period; alfo reftores the Hair on bald places. 'Several Gentlemen, who have been bald for years, have declared, after ufing the kullia Oil regu- Lrly for three months, became neatly covered with hair. It will ferveas a fuhftitute for pomaturn. It is recommended to Ladies who ufe drefing irons, as it prevents the ill effects tx.calioned by their heat. Price 71. per bottle, or one, containing four fatal', at a Guinea. —.4.4 To he had of the Proprietor. No. 333, Oxford- Itreet ; and, by appointment, at Mr Smith's, perfumer to his Majefty, [to, New Bond -facet ; Hendrie, performer to her Majefty,Tichborne-ftreet ; Bayley and Blew. perfumers to their Royal Higlineill,s the Prince and Prii.cefe of Wales, and Duke and Duchefs of York, Cuckf; ur ftreet ; Bacon and Co. iso, Oxford Ikea ; Mr. Butler. 4. Cheap fide, corner of Paternofter.row ; Newberry and Son, 4c, St. Paul's Church Yard; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; B•rclay and Son, cos. Fleet-Market ; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church Yard ; Thomas, Weft, and Co. 46, Gracechareli Itreet; Pattey, Butts, and Co. Three-Kings' -court, Lombard-ftrect ; Withers 129, Strand ; Holmes, Bolton, and utt, Royal Exchange, Lon. don : Bolt, Dame.itreet, Dublin ; Raehurn, North Bridge, Fdin burgh; Woolmer, Exeter; Granville. Plymouth Dock t Shepherd, Milo! ; Collins, Saiiibury ; Outwit, Bath; and molt principal Medicine Venders and Perfumers in Town and Country. CA WriON AGAINST OA cos N —The high reputation Prince's Ruflia Oil has acquired, from its virtues above all other prep rations for preferving and promoting the growth of Hair, has induced unprincipled perfons to impure counterfeits, and, to for. ward the impolition, have copied the Advertifement and Bills, af fixed the Rnfilan Eagle in the (how bills and covers which inelofe the bottles, and in every refpedt fo clofely imitated, that nothing but the Signature can be relied on. Purchafers cf the Ruffia Oil have only to obferve that each bottle is figned on the outfide. in red ink, by the Proprietor ' " Mochrikursky and Prince," which cannot he imitated withoutfobjeding the parties to forgery. It is neceffary to obferve, that the circulators of theft counterfeits have attempted to impofe them on feveral ref t ienable venders, at a re duced price, who, as gentlemen, and for the reputation of their (hops, refufedl4, being perfectly convinced that never was an ar tick for promoting the Hair, of the name of Ruffia Oil, but that prepared by Prince, which they have vended with fuccefs, for fe veral years. It has been artfully impefed on different fhoplicepers, who were unacquainted of their being codmerfeite, but, after find ing themfelves deceived, made application to the Proprietor, to he fupplied with the genuine. The Proprietor finds it requilite to mention this for the reputation of ihopkeepers who may Rill re main unacquainted of vending counterfeits ; .at the fame time af felting, that thofe who fell them after this precaution, are work than the impoftors that prepare them ; as ihopkeepers ought to fupprefs-artieks of that defcription, fdoner than encourage their circulation. Country venders are requefted to guard againit theft impoftors, who, having failed in their exptclatinns in town, are travelling the country, endeavouring to impure them on coun try valetas.' ; the•Proprietar of the Rulfa.Cil begs to Rate, that he dues not travel, having Agents appointed in moil • principal towns in the Unitrd Kingdom. Shopkeepers who with to be fep plied with the Raffia Oil, by applying to the Proprietor, or at auy whokfale perfumer or medicine vender in London, will receive liberal Allowance. '1 he Proprietor o. the Ruffia cm, for the fails fadion of purchafers and venders, offers too guineas, it it can be proved that ever was an article fir the growth of Hair, of the name of RaMa OiLbefare difcovered by himfelf ; therefore, any under l that Dame, which have not the Cgniture of " Mockrikufsky and Prince," figned nn the covers which inclofe each bottle, in red ink, arc counterfeits, And the circulators impollors. SALE BY AUCTION. MANORS, FISHERY, and ES EATFS in WORCESTER. 'SHIRR —fly Mr. HANDY. At the Angel inn in 1 3 :rt.:ore. in the County of Worccfter, on Tutfday. tic 19th day of `.lay, between the hours of thee,: and fia o'clock to the afternoon, fuhire. to conditions there Oa be in Lo pr t od t " . "‘ A l. fw‘ Valuable ' ' ESTATE, h e ld under the A DEAN and CHAPTER of sr. PETEkt, WESTMIN:3TER, by Leafe granted to the Exccutors of th.: late GEORGE PERROTT, Efq. fora term of nmet-to years and a half from Michaelmas 'Sof) (bring the refi•)ir of a term of tt years, grantial to the fah" George Perron, whicb,cee , rding to the ufage of the faid Dean and Chtp:cr, is retn.wahle terry (even years, on a moderate 11. , e ; compelling, as therein c er ib e d , a n thole their Manor , of ECKINGTON, ICis2N. NIGH PER_ SHORE, BRIGHMAMPTON. BUR fIOLME, PARSHORE, and FARSHOIs.E I 'ORTftMOUII-1, in th e County of WinTefter, vet:h about four himdred acres of Or:Mard ing Gardens, Arable, Met.dow, ac.l put L. 1.1. Kt and part out or. Leafes; and fundry Chic: Lov—Alto the Eillery M the River Avon, to the eatent of about two milts, pan .0 n.to his on leafy. Lot Z. All that FARM. ennilltirp , of a 7e0:1 Bra! ifilt Farm Houk and [likable Out buildify . Ts, and about tovo hut , iced n:ll.lte acres of Arable. Meadow, and Paflur,: Land, ': . c getbcr, and inelofed with good live ctaickf t Fences. ~ut O rr Leven acres whereof are Freehold ut I.47l . ihnee• ard the. r,lii,, e Copyhold for four live--held of 'lir and t cefter, and lithatc at [faller, in the 14,1:Wet .:i . dParhft of Copthnrne, in the Cotzty of Woreelter,•ht the Pantitt, a yearly tenant, who will thew the 1 . 1.1a7e N. B. There is an excelleLt Fed of Li!ac Stone on the Fflit e . The Great Turnpike Road lead in . ? from Worccarr to London is within half a mile of thin Fitate which is diltva from Fraha e d about three miles, from Perthore foor,:ind frolt: the C.ty of Wee. enter about thirteen miles, au ; two !CO:ft the Navigable River Avon. Printed Particulars of I.ot t m:y h:qi. qn ;nl , to Fd mund Wigley. Efq. Eflex-c-urt, A.iddlc lemp!!. London; M r . Drew, of Peribmc ; firs . Smart and llmma+, No. 8. St.pleinu London ; and rt the Ofi , ce of Maar , Lava , :ticr and Eye fLant, at whore Office lur , hf.r pirricuiaro of r ~t z n 1,, t.nown. DR. FRF.ENIAN's GU 1 . 1*.r1 sgl,i I Alb . 'I'HE Value of this infaiiihie Medicine h as I xen f a 1 - long proved, that nothing of the pi - gent day can bear a cam. petition with it, in all the thireret,t ftlg 'A of a certain it effectually cures, and eradicates irorn the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and expofure that attends e:alivaiion, without dcbilitatim , the Cor (litutinn in any i:egree, or even vgniring coo. finemeot front Bulinefs, or reftrktion in Diet.. The radical virtues of thefe Drops have proved their claim to public appro. Nation for more than thirty years. In all the Dcbil:tv tilbuthScxes they prove a never filling reftcrative, whether the Debility is pea. duced by too tree use of Mercury, by illicit plcafercs, er the circa, of a warns climate to Travellers and thtfe going abroad. They cannot he recommended tro ft rringly to • holc wto will receive a fate fpeedy, and complete Core, in all old 1 4 111.)ml Meets. and every weak nefs that affedls the Bladder and Org'aus of Urine. By itsefficacy many Women have become Mothers, who for years had been deprived of that happinefe. . . — _ _ Sold ;rhols.iale and s e ; ail at Mr. Butler'4, No. 4, Che3pfide, tor. ntr of Parernotter row and retail by &lam. Purtimouth ; WC& ton, Portico ; Willg and Roger., Plymouth ; Pt ck , Hull ; Dublin; Macdonald. Glaigow, , S•nith as d Mans'erton, burgh ; and by molt Country Medicine Vendtris, in lnsttlea at aa. gd. each, with ample direetions. MR. BREE has frequently been quellioned W!l7 he continued to lelvcrtite to difplay qualifications which ne man has hitherto dill-wed, and to exyrefs ltis (election of a peculiar branch, in which en- extent of his I:: aClice is already Infliciently known. To fuch ye, films Mr. Bret: replies—the fcerecy which inreparable from the treatmcrt of that trancli debars him Irma the ufual mode of prokcional recommendvian, for it is feared,' within the pale of the molt ptrft.L'i irtitoacy, that a conttaion of error is (Omitted to merely to illuilrate the charadter of a Medi cal Practitioner. His qualifications and privilages are repeatedly Rated, to dillinguifh him from thole who, without the acquire ment of profcflional kcowledgc. have the temerity to *ire to the advantigts of profefiional praelice. In thofe keret diforders, which are ordained to be the puniai °sent of illicit indulgence, and in that cc:s plicatcd derangement of the frftens. which medical men denominate NERVOUS COM PLAINTS, producing general or local DEJA Li CY. by which the ftamina of lire ate deilroyed, and the dearett interefts of potterity affeCted, he claims fuck fuperiority of &ill as might perhaps have been equally attained by any other Member of the College of Sur geons, confining hisidelf for fourteen years to this branch, and concentra , ing his ft udies and practice to this particular point. Sandioned by the fuccefs of his undertaking, be offers Ream tion in every cafe of Ventreal In`celi^n, tnd in all thole. Deficicn des which at-e the confequerces of long continued indulgence is luxury or in vice, rthi:ence M warns chnates, or any other casfe producing Debility or Nervous Complaints in the one fizz, and barronnefs in the other. The terms of remuneration are plainly Rated on the Eat inter view, or in arfwer to letters containing a Bank note. a A CAUTION.—Some p-rfon•, wbn falfely tirert them felves to he Members of the R..pl having for feveral months Nft copied my Ativt.rtifements, ainiolt word for word, and infertcd them as their own production, it is my duty to mention, that fuch Perfons are not Members of any Cdlege is London, Edinburgh, or elfewherc, nor have they any right to practice Surgery in London. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal Code ge -1 Surgeons, Loudon. No. 29, Arundel-ftreet, near Temple bar, Feb. a, day. N. B. A LiR of the Members is publithed at the Houfe of the College, in Lincoln's Inn Fields. _ RENOVATED HEALTH-. IT has been too frequently the fubjeet- of pia and general reprobation, that men deflitute of the elements of the medical art. have offered the-nil - elves as candidates liar public patronage in the prole/lion of phyfic. For the purpofe of doing juftice to the mbar of our itudies acid experience. and to prevent us from being clafled among/hide empirics whore impudent pre regions have, unfortunately for focivy, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to fubmit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful ftaternent of our purfuits and acquirements. After having received a r e gular medical education as the pupils of Meffrs. Grin dal and Blizard, whore kdtures and pradice we carefully atten ded, as protSors and furgeons of the London Hofpl al, weenterca ourfelves as lln.!ents in that juftiy celebrated tenool for medical acquirement the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were inftruc ted in the chin:rent branches of Anatomy, Sargery, the theory and/ .pradlice of Phyfie. Cliemetry, Midwifery, botany, &es Ice. by thee eminent p-otelihrs, Drs. Alone:), Gregory, Black, Hamilton. Duncan and itlitherford. We teat we Emil mot be deemed pre fumptuous in laying that our proficiency and acquirements are net inconfiderable• Having for arting (cries of years made venereat• complaints, and the various difeafes of DE.I.iILITY, the particular ol.jedt of our iludies and praclice. it veil, we hope. he allowed that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In /light and recent cafes of tuteelion, a perfedt re. eftablilliment is completed in the fhort period of two days; and. • in thole of the utniolt inveteracy, where other pradtitioners have failed of (ucccfs, a proper perkver.stice in our plan of treatment.; enfures to the patient a rale and radical cure. Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders which are the effcett of a habit long and =ft unhappily purfued by the youth of hm/s- Sexes, there are none more alarming or more diftrelEng theft trial& deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the matrim.mial Elate. To inch perking it muff he a confoliog fledtion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode" of ireatmeut, he reftored to that gresiell of all bliinan • fisting, manly, and vigerousemiliitution. In all cafes of &hell' iron) whatever cattle arifing, as well as in every fpccitts of veva r.al infeCtion. we ni.!y be confelted by patients of either fel whit the greateff fecrecy and honour. Houry of eutifuliatinn at hams from ten to three, and from tit hi the evening tiattn at night. Patients in the country are requelied to Rate the particutars ot their cafe, age, and general haLit of living. Ste. Ste- induallt.a• remittance for advice and medicines,. when the r.,ms, will be gives or fent to any part of chilling...ions. To enfere that century fia fential to vur ittidertaldng;the pottyr.t of 'letters may bi'a4dcdtis ' the account for menieinvs. CURRIE end CO. Sultrellat' November aod, s cob. No. to 7, Ibtton Garden. Watt wA tint et !. 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