Star. — London, England, 1804-10-30 00:00:00

Wm. Henry HoWord fniorn....." I happened. on 'he evening of that day, to be advancing towards 1 the houfe, No. tt. Thayer-ftreet. I faw a Lady, , o ppnlite to it, looking up to the tipper part of the houfe, the cried out to me—" For God's fake go over to that houfc," pointing to the bottle oppofite to her, which was the houfe, No. t t ; in cohfcquence of which I went to the houfe, and then faw the Lady knocking violently at the door of No. t i. I had prc. ceeded about half way acrofs the Area, when the door opened, and the prifoner rollied out of the houfe, Qriking the Lady a violent blob, and then run up the area to the rip of Thayer-lireet, palling Very near me. The prifoner is the perfon I law coming out of the houfe. I fprang and fuzed him. I 1 litaggled very violently, and in his right hand he had an inftrument, with which he made a violent i blow, and lirtick at my head, which i warded off, 'and he flruck me on the thigh. It was an iron M -11rument he bad in his hand. I have no doubt what ever the prifoner was the than. 1 never loft fight of him." Crofs examined, the witnefs Paid it was algpto Teven at night, and dark, but he raw the man per %illy when he came to the light. He laid he did not See one other perfon running in the flreet at that time. Thomas WiMention (worn.—" I live exartly oppo te to the houfe, No. 11, Thayer -greet ; I keep a tld.y &op there ; it Was at my kook Mrs. Wilfon and 1 • s Jenkins were watching. I was quite dole to 1 rs. Warm; when the was knocking at the door of No. tt, and fo was my wife alto. I law two men Coming out of die houfe, No, tt. The Prifoner was the firil who came out, but I think they were very nearly together. I raw the prifoner lift up his hand to Mrs. Wilton. I did not flop, but purfued the . 'Tirana., it might be about futy yards, then a gen tleman met, and I believe (sized him. He had a Punk, and craned the Rivet, and fell down, and was getting away down William-greet, but I never 101 l fight of Sim till be was apprehended. He was ap prehended about fifty or fixty yards off. lam quite fertile is the man who came out of No. i s." William Swollen, butcher, (worn.—l faw the pri foner in Marpla-bonne-lane about five minutes be fore fives; he was then running. Hearing the cry of " flop thidl" I and another nun Rept him. He had an iron crow in his hand. We had taken him twenty yards before be made any refinance. He then arisek the man who was with me with ate iron crow over the eye-bone b and Whined a Witte wound ea him. He *rack four times at me. but be miffed me eve ry time. I kept hold of bins, and took him to Mary-lp-lionne watch-houfe. I kept the crow nn. tiler* got to the watch-hook, and delivered it there, after having marked it—it is an iron crow. Jabs Toy. an Officer of the Marlborough-areet Police Office, proved, that he took the crow to the booie, No I • . Thayer-greet, tried it with the wrenches at the door, and in the.houfe, and they correfponded and fitted euely. He found alto a dark lantern there. Mr. James Bailey. the Surgeon who attended Mrs. Wilton, gave an account of the wbund, which was three inches long, had penetrated the cheek, ant knocked out a double tooth of the lower jaw. Mr. Knorr, the prifoner's Counfel, after making an spot gy for taking the courfe which his profel fional dury; and not his feelings prompted, ft:braided to the Court, that this cafe did not come within the letter of the Statute. for that Mrs. Wilfon could not be &Mt* have taken the prifoner into cultody. but was only nuking an alarm that he might be appre. heeded; be cotad not be raid to have apprehended and detained " him. He futunitted the propriety of referring this cafe. which was of the firtt impreffion, upon this part of the Alt of Parliament, for the °pi ston of the Judges. Rteriaota - - It Tie queflion cannot arik, be au& Mel Lady's evidence is dircaly in point with the oboist ; the lam I knocked at the door violently. —The door opened quickly, and a man ratted out. I put up my hand to flop him, and be lifted up his band to bike me. Therefore he refitted hi: appre• benSon and lawful detainer. P Gentlemen of the Jury. you have heard one trial before, of this AA of Parliament, which is certainly a very beneficial and a very ukful Ain of Parliament, bid, as I told you before, it is a very penal Aft, and we mall be careful not to extend it beyond the letter. It is an Aft made in confequence of violent and grofs 'armlet frequently committed upon the rubjells of the King, who received grievous wounds while they were in the emotion of their duty in apprehending per 'lons who sere offenders againn the Law, of which they lingered and perh , ps fome died, but if they ex• illed a year and a day, the party infliffing the wound could not be profecuted as for a murder, nor for any thing but a common affault. In many inflances, this was a deft& ;n the Law, fo monfirous. that it was thought wife to one, that if any perfon (ball with an evil and malicious mind, ufe any deadly innru merit egoista any of the King's &Netts, (although by accident the (wenn on whom the wound is en flitted than not die within a year and a day). for the purple of refining his applehenfinit or legal dentine, . he Sall be guilty in like cafe as that of murder."— Here the learned Recorder read the words of the A& as applicable to this cafe t the fubeance of which is, " Rail gab or cut, Ste. with intent to °barna, refill or prevent the lawful apprehen lion and detainer of the perfim or pertion fo nabbing or cutting, or law. f u lly d e t a ining hi., her, or their accomplices, &c. for any nffer.re setsieh lie, the, or they may be liable by law toile det.ined s" and therefore if any perfoo has com mitted any offence whatever, for which he is liable to heappirebeeded or detained, and null rein %with asked. lv weapon any of the King's fubjeas, that is within the meanies of this Aft of Parliament. The loft cafe bas nothing to do with this, berms& there was no quer titan whether the apmeheaton of that prifoner was legal nr not ; it was iliCAal, for he had not ere e nn iee e d any offence, and tl.e warrant was not formal. No sitielli , n could ar ife whether be was able to be appre hended as a futnian or not, becaufe the warrant was incotreet, and as lie had committed on crime, art flood charged *A any crime. he could not be legally ap prehended for any purport. bat under the authority of a legal warrants but in cafe of felony, every one who hornets& to come by is a eonnable to apprehend a Mon. Evesy Ferran, in that cafe. is a peace officer. and has a right to apprekead the felon. It was very properly Rated to yna in the opening of this care, that it is not sweeter, that the property thoold hare been taken from the hook, tor the reasoviag any pro. pst.7 is the Lark how one roam to another, Of .. , . in the leak degr ee from one place to anotheti m the copper an d other articles were on this °Ka fion, conftitotes a felony, becaufe the criminal has gone as far ai he could towards the accompliihment of his objeil. Indeed the breaking . open the brute only with itsiot to Real, and without removing one article, would have been a burglary. The fiat quellion then is, whether i felony has been committed ? Of that there can be no doubt upOn the evidence. Then the next queßion is, was the prifoner coming from the houfe, and endeavouring to refill his legal apprehenfion Sod detainer.?— Yon find he was in the houfe, you find that Mrs. Wilfon went to the door for the putpofe of flopping him, rather more courageoilly than wifely, but the had a right in point o f law to do fo. The next paint is, did he mill& the wound in his endeavour to raft or prevent his lawful apprehenfion and detainer ? Theta art the points you will have tp edde termine. after u ( ball havelleard a recital of thd evidence." ere the Learned Recorder read the evidence, an obferved--.A It is your province now to fay, whether the prifoner at the bar has or has not been guilty of the crime for which he Rands charged? In the firft place a felony bas clearly been commit ted, becaufe removing the property for one inch; with intent afterwards to carry at away, is a felony. But if he had not removed any part of it, the breaking and entering with intent to do fo, would have been a felony, as I laid already. And in fuck a cafe every perfon whomfoever would have a right by law to apprehend him ; and therefore whether you mould think that he had committed the robbery, or only broke and entered with intent to commit a robber', is a matter perfeltly indifferent to the law. If you are fatisfied that he ufed that crow to refill his ap prehenfion, and wounded Mrs. Wilton, it is ftifficieut. An iron crow is a weapon which you never fee in the bands of a tradefman for ufe. It is made only for the porpofe of committilig felony and murder, end it is made with loch a degree of firelight st to ena ble a man to break open doors. The prifoner is f ound in the bottle in poffeffion of this i &tomcat.-- You find it had been ufed againft the door and parts, of this houfe. What is the ufe be makes of it when an attempt is made to apprehend him I The fire, perfon who oppofes his efcape Ise Rrilses, and lollies', With it a wound which, fortunately for the Lady, was not mortal, but had the blow been a few inches higher muft have been mortal ; and for what pus pole is this defperate blow given ? Mcdt affuredly to' pref ent the legal apprehenfion and detainer of the 1 man who gave it, and therefore this is within the I fpirit as well as the letter of the astute ; and I bray I add there never was a cafe in which the wifitom ofl the Aa was more clearly exhibited. If you believe ' the evidence, you will find the prifoner guilty. If you have any reafon to doubt the evidence, you will acquit him."—Guilty Death. There were four other indillments againtt the prifoner. He was a young man of a molt diabolical and for bidding countenance ; his age was twenty-four, and, during the whole of his trial, he appeared with the greaten fans frail. While Mrs. Wilton gave her evidence the appeared in great agitation. The wound the had received has molt materially injured her health, and the Hill la. boors under the molt excruciating torture!. The poor man, Champley, who received the wound over his eye.. we underhand has been three times tre panned, and his life is Hill defpaired of. Bus GLAR Y.—ThemaJ Roach was indithed for break ing open and entering the dwelling houfe of William Gee, in the parills of St. George, Bloomfbury, and taking from thence upwards of 31. in money, betides a coat and waillcoat, Elizabeth Mowton and her child being in the houfe at the time. It appeared in evidence, that the prifoner went to the houfe, and told Mrs. Mowton, who had the care of it, that he had been fent by the landlord to repair the water clofet. She believed this ftory, and went out of the houfe, leaving the prifoner. The door I teemed to have been broke open with a ehiffel. The profecutor law the priloner loon after in St. Giles's, with the propel ty in his poffellion. He fwore that he had nes cr given any direitions to repair the water clofet to any body. He was found Guilty—Death. The burtnels of the Court was finithed about eight o'clock, when fentence was puffed on the fermi' prifoncr.. Previous to paffing lenience en thole con victed of capital crimes, the Recorder addrefred them in terms adapted to their awful fituation. .‘ You have all," he laid, .‘ had fair, candid, and impartial I trials. Every plea which could be urged in your de fence, has been maturely weighed, and your own confeiences mutt edify to you, that your punifhment is merited. You have been adjudged unworthy to live and enjoy the bleffings which PROVIDENCI be. Rows on man. The only ufe of which you can now be to fuciety, mull confitt in the terrible example which you will furnith of the vengeance of the law againft offenders, fuch as you are." He then pro- ceeded to hate, that there was no hope of pardon from man. and therefore exhorted them to make ufe of the little time they had to live, in making their peace with that Banta who, thong %) his juftice was Infinite, abounded in mercy. and who would not m ite tit:humble and finccre penitent. The femme of death was then patted in the areal form, on I. Iwo. J Hans J. Pranks, it. manned, Am a. Menyval, and T. Roach. J. Martin. W. Cot. Mary Mercer. Thomas, atlas Dr. Morris, Mary Bernardi, Ann Kelly, I. Han. Mary Mahoney. R. Rocket, ,Pfluaaah Murphy. P. Marks, T. Williams, J. Wdtlick, and H. Dimas, were ordered to be tranfporvol for the terns of keen years. C. Armitage, for receiving Rolm goods ; was ordered to be tranfrorted for to scan. Poor were ordered to be Imprtfoned Is Moravec ; id In the Hook of Cor teflon ; two to be pivotal' , whipped and diklarg al t aid it were Sikbar,;ed by Proclamation. CarLoa.—A kind of Pulre grows in the Ifland which is pollefled of very valuable properties. It is called Hans, and might be rendered of very at uti• lity. The Hem of this plant is ftom three feet and a half to f. or feet it. length, and furnithes a flax whilst' is twined i Ito Ion.; ropes. It is patticularly employed by Mermen for their nets and lines from the estrum , dinary quality it padres of paver decaying or tot tin, in the water. It appears. however, to be rather . de mot in elallicity, but that is mull:silted to its Dever having been sufficiently Beeped. From fosse experiments which have been made. its flrength ap• pears to be in the proportion of sto of Eutopt Ars cordage. The plant grows fpontaneoully in C.' ) Inn, and many tons of it can be collated in Kandy, b.. t the natives arc entirely ignorant 41 the proper method of inasufadurirg it. ZONA* 1121111t71; CORWERCHANCE, M 3NDAT, OCTOBER a 9. The fredi arrivals of Wheat to-day ate not numerous, prime Amples we a trifle darer; early in the day tdgher prices were aced, but without roach, as large Dantele arrWak are daily looked for. Barley and Malt are each rather dearer, is are Beans of both deeriptions and Grey Peak. Having Oats in full lap ply, with lawny foreign veffels come in, fates are at a radthaion of full is. lid. per quarter. In Flour there is uo alteration. OENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, yos Eau Bils per qr. GrcyPcsfe 435. to iys. Fine Ditto, ssoa pas. rad. Boos, 44a. 3os. 01 Rye, to& 4.3 1 - 011- Tick Ditto eos. eds. 04 Barley, 43 5 . eh- od. Oars, 135.265. Malt, Btu Os. ed. White Peak, 345. boa. a. Poland ditto, au, gos. od. Rape Seed, sit to 441. pa lag. --- - - PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour 70. to Sm. Seconds ion to 731. per 6,ck; A RETURN OF FLOUR. From the 13th of Ottober to the 19th of Oetobet. Total---stS7o licks—Average 735. zi 31. 7id. higher than kit return. RETURN of WHEAT In Mat-lane. Inducting only from ohs sitb of 'adobe to the soth of Molter—Total 16336 (batten. Avenge 756 zo}4.-44. slid. higher than lalt return. TNILLONDON .SATtIiOAT, OCTOBIR $7. . - - . Average Price ed Corn in En land and _Wales, from the returns ending the 20th of °Reser, 18 04 . Wheat. 1 lye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. 1 Peafe. s. d. ad. 6. d. 6. d. 6 . d. s. 41. 68 8 38 to 36 0 as 3 4t 3 4 4 The average Price of &agar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending October 14, IS 531. old. pa hundred weight. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, OCTOBER. as. Ultra per toad 51 011 tO 22.1 OS Barley per quart 11 18s to 21 211 Ows per ditto 11 60 to it tis Beans per ditto 21 0 to 21 61 Ditto new 21 os to al as ?cafe per ditto 21 6s to 21 tor TRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover' 6os to loos per cwt. White ditto 6os to less do. Trefoil tts to 45s de. Cutaway 98s to loss do. Coriander, gs to in do. Turnip its to 24s per bufhd. White Maftair4 Sea, 8s to ros od do. Brown ditto, 12$ to in do. Canary, 7s od to 81 od do. Rye Grata ins od to 331 od per carter, PRICE OF HOPS. • iz az POCItTI. Kent - 31 los to 4 1 4$ 1 Katt - 31 18s to 51 en Seitz . 31 los to 41 4s Safer - 31 as to 4 1 cos Ern - 31 tos to 41 45 Forages 61 cos to 71 ass Old Duty iyo,oool. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bop 41 os to 41 los 1 Pockets 41 4s to sl col PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. . St. James's. Whitechapel. i 1 4 1, 1 Portosd 4 to to 4 to 3 o•to 4 to oI 3 to to 4 is o maw 1 53 t• • o t 10 010 1 17 6 I 11 01 1 18 Carer 35t0 s 8 , 4 lo to 52 • SMIT FIELD, °Rohm 29. To hot the offal—per (tone of 81b. lid 4s cd to ss odj Veal 51 od to 6 , al 4$ Mottosod to ss od POlll 34 44 to 41 8.1 Lamb 4s to As 44. 1111111 01 C 471 LI TUIS DAY. Beath about 2320 —Sheep and Lambs 16.500. i NEWGATE and LEADENHALL,Odoba sa Per (tone of Blb. by the carafe. lid 3s od to 4s 2.1 I Veal 4s oil to ss 84 0 Mutton 3s al to Sc! Pork 3s 4d tcv es 84 Lamb 3s al to 4s 411. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. .St. James's market as 7d Town Tallow 76s 6d to 01 Clare Market 4 5 60 Rullia ditto (can.) 71s od to 73 9 Whitecliapel Market Rulfis ditto (loop) 691 od to os (Per Roue of 81•.) es aid Melted Stuff stis od to 6is --- Ditto rough 42s od to CO 131 61 Gnaws 5 .1 3 od, Menge Price os 64 Good Dregs iisto os Yellow Soap, 825. to co.—Mottled, 9os.—Curd, 945. Price of Candles per dozen, v as. 04.5-uldashls, 035.01 RAW HIDES. _ Hides(perßooe) 3s 84 teiii ;il-jorfe Skin, 14$ od ea 178 Middling 3s ad to 38 6d Heavy Calf set 63 each Ordinary 3s od to 3s ad Sheep Skins os od to cm Lands Skins, 3$ tad to 41 od I Pelts 16 64 to as od PRICE OF LEATHER, pa lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 3611 a each 221.1 to 254 Ditto, 6o to 651 b 24,1 to 25.1 Merchants Backs —d to asd Drelfing Hides sad to asd Fiat Coach Hides 23d to 243 Crop Hides for Cutting 22d to 234 Flat Ordinary s;d to tad Calf Skins, 30 to aolb per dozen 3.7,d to 37d Ditto so to 701 b 33d to 36d Ditto 70 to Solb rd to 3213 Small Seal . (Greenland) per lb. 3s 64 to is 113 Large &too loos to thos per dot. Goat Skins a—% to ditto. Tanned Hoyle Hides 22$ us 34s each SEA COAL METERS OFFlCH,Oftober 27,1834. Ottaber az. Monday, 39 Cargoes fold in the Pool from asis. od. to 5- s. 94. per Cbaldron. Odobcr 24. Wedneftlay, 18 ditto, SOL 64. to 585.64. Woke 26. Friday, to ditto.sts. 6d. to spa od. COAL EXCHANGE, Oelober 28. BeE Coal., In the Pool, per Chaldean spa Delivered to Houfelicepers at 718. Sunderland, p r ehaldron 545. Daliversd to Houtekeepeta at 668. COUNTRY MARKETS. PIMPS OP GRAIN AT Tilt tOLLOWINO MAIIIII7I od. od. od. of BASANOSTOIII , -..Wheit Bss od to loos od per Quarter. Barley 3r5 od to 461 od I Beans 4as Ad to 47$ od Ost• 2111 04 to 24s od Peale cos 04 to XII od Atainswasat...—Wheat 724 cd to 10611 od per ct. Barley 438 Od to 45 od I Beans 4os od to 491 sod Oats 241 Od to 30s od Peale 458 od to . sos od Nawsuar.—Wheat 41111 od to top od per O. 'loin 40$ od to 485 0d B aas 46s od to 34a od Dou s3l to sae 64 Peale 469 od to 355 cd H —Wheat 6 . 14 od to aro od per O. Barley 455 od to 46s od I Bean' 441 od to ops od Oats 1711 04 to Mal Oa Paste ars ad to sos c5l RIAOIIIO.....WISCat 60 Od to 100 od per (it Barley 4is ad to 435 od I Beans 455 od to 3u od Oats ass od to Sts od Peale sae od to pp 04 H•DDINGTON, OCT. t 6. Wheat. I Barley. 1 Oats. I we Peak. Fir* 44$ od 27s 6d at, cd od Second 336 od 155 od 592 od 581 od Tint 3os od ass od 17$ od Co. od Wheat about as. 64. per boil higher. AU other art laft week Brans SI I al 59r Od 00S al nearly as BIRTH. Al Ard., county of Donegan, the feat of Alexander Stewart Efq. on the 11th Intl the Right Honourable Lady Mary Stewart of a &Yachter. MARRIED. At Fdloberrh, John Reid, Efq. advocate, to Mifs Wen Cun logharne. 'ldea d..ughttr of (;coree Cunloghame, Erg. Infreetor of the Clttlorns, (nervily Deputy Colledlor at Greenock. DIED. Yeßcrday fr'nflight, at the Pasionage Mode at Wielthant, the Rev. Dr.'lll3,,rni.. and 04i the fame day, anti hi the fame honk, Mn ford, the rof holm Thomas. Dr. Timms. was ne phew to the ler k,.. Dr Tltomm,BiOsep of Rechtfter. At &Med, aged as, the Rea. John Wm. 1110.1.100, nephew to Gaeta! t reknit S : an, la, count? of Ttpperary , TtionuiCturerback. Frq On tic a r,d intt. iigh; "Hoe: Sir David Rat, of Fikirtire, Ban. Lord pith, C h nk or Scotland. On FnlAyon th. '4th yearn) bit Mr. the Rev. Reit. Vi tar •.t I linal 311,1 flawicy, In Norfolk, and Upper Mi ontcr u( In. Pcttes Maacrok, Norwidk • PGA SALE; • , • By Order of th e Hon. C mmllioneve os Hii Ada), P;'. Coitermei At the CUSIOM-Hollny.„ IttA,l•lBS I'EA. On Thniadiy, November s, at I.ln o'Clock Ir. the 111-i,opli, I'HE FOLLOWING, GOODS. in I . cretal I.,:"•ta, For Home Confump:ion r 130 Galion, Geneva 6 Pounds Pepper 34 ditto Brandy 4 Purfc 23 Hare Skins a l'iece MuOin • 13 POWs SOOT 3 Minds Maculate a laz Tamarinds 18 Boles Suecacks oon NM I laud Box 3 C a Dottks Cu 41211 s Pieces Cambric i Pair Sugar blip Peri 2 Boles Perfumery 23 Foreign Books t 3 Pounds Tea 7 Nutmegs in the Shell 3 Foreign Buses 1 Oid Boat. • For Fiportation I 44 Pieces India Silk Handkerakts, and 1 Single ditto. 12 ,Barcelocia Handkerchiefs; z Silk Half H.,ndkerchlef. Twenty-Ive per Cent. *All be required, u a depolit. T • T is now a Mall well known and atteried by per foes of the Rift kips:debility, that Dr. BItODU Ws Nervous C•rdial sod Iletadcal Sytup are Gie weft ellizadotts. In Nervosa; Debilitated, sad Cuohimptive Complaints t the virtue of there medicinal have fo atm been tried with onetaMpled Ewell, and noel the tel of time as well as the moil menu imerdigation, par drawly as to the troth of the cafes publilltd la the Dodo?, Pamphlets; that they are now retorted to by the Nobility sod Gentry 'sea as ether redoes, infonaut* that the dereind akin@ for theft medicines it a convincing proof of their utility is the cafes above mentioned. The medicines to he had arctic Mink, No. o, Albion•ltreet, Bladdrism Road, and of all the Venders of medi cine in the United Kingdom. N. B. A. D. Swinton, the Prnprktor,(Son of Dr. Swissme, Fel low of the Royal Collage of Phylklans, London) may be =Malted from ten until three, or by letter containing the tibial fee. A lee Guinea Bonk of the Cordial contains fix tL as. Bottles. INTELLIGENCE in the Medical Worlds felt by the community, and looked for with anxiety by an ranks of people :—Were the Rrudure of the glands more generally known in anatomy, we alight affift than more under oh. it difeatodeftion ; the double dudes they perform of fraction And Internal circuit don, bet a momentary abftrudion, a n ght expofure to the air, dick cats thicken, and they become tumid from the vateularity of their fonnatioe. W. front a rediazity of conftitutional &fed, the falivary glands In the neck Put on a difcafed adtion, producing periodical abfeeff_s, continually fotmlog and forint rating and extending its poifon over the joints ;--fuelt are the cafes for which we teeniumend SPILSBU ft Y'S PATENT ANTI SCORJIU I'IC DROPS, wi.las rill be found a farce of comfort when diftafe, front its lung cootinuance In the habit, prevents a cure, as Its medidnal effects plainly have m ews in Scurry, Goat, Rbr:imatifin, Eruptive Cafes, de. Mr. Spilibury attends at the Wren( ry, No. tp, Soho feinare, for the purpofe of Medical Applications, where letters, pull paid, with the Kok/lona' Fee, will be attended to. The genuine Medic:knee told with a , Black Stamp end to any offered with a Red muR be an imitation of the Patent Me dicinc.—Difpeehuir, Soho-faurre. HAVING dedicated mylelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt cooidenbie pasties In that branch width I thought 'roper to feinft, I end that j have not eras ma, employed my limo than theta who, in the extent= Odd of CM profit:Moo, am ocoaficeally immerad b oricartabity, and cannot always attain that faeces which by aseasithstist intelleftual power to one dale of dlfadoa The difeafes of DEBILITY are pecultarty dilledilng, for that bring with them a train of concomitant fytapie sod. by a tie of all vital me* = , O= ben itf boom= anhitairoir. Z ela h: a her they ,rife from the prevalence of lG (maniple, thrtdaftroo • at habits of Mimi-boy% or the bidulgences of Maturity, they ne quire the molt datums profellional IMO; bat by the ignotanes of =educated mm, the Emplane are aggravated, and the =na tation is As a M 4 t= of the ROYAL COLLEGE of BURGEONS. I ground my pretailions on regularity of education; and poffeting every privilege to peed:tired Feel my** entitled to that esoldoca with which I have hitherto been fo liberaliy honoured. • In the firft fenations of local weskneft, ratty aeollcados will ferfUlt the calamity of a dataltated snood but ;Aura the frd fete from a confidoufetcfs of the unotanlieda of the vim which caufed hi, athfortune, Is fearful of do contempt or =taro of kb family Ordain. and broods over kb folnalty with areal co*. otalment, it nod be tatidatery for Ma to be eared sot only of capability of trtatatent, bet aEo of the moil inviolable herecy. And In recent Venereal Complaints it is palbic to prevent pale, danger or &firers ; in the molt corn* fated cafes it Is the acsidria man of =dull= especial= in this hoe to : clad a Care, calla, end speedy revebbllaiment I offer the advantage of aia eimericnc4 to chore of either fee whir arc aftliacd wit's any bind of bab:LiTY, of any iymptorna of VEN I. REAL INFECTION, and in all cake the terms of mom. aeration arc hated on the MI interview. Palzr.: , In the cannery are expeeted to Indite g lank note, OA ore reit.ated to fpecify tI.-dr an and manna of living. MARTIN BRIE, Vemter of the Royal Came of Bowes= in Loot= No it. A corded Rime, !loved. two Temple Bar To T.TAYLOlL,nwrgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-ftrect, London, its, Edinburgh, May 2, am. IN the fpring of t 704 / was affliaed with a Venn. real Comp Lint, which 1 treatid witb indUference for Am months ; but was then obliged to apply to a reinter Phyfician,wlso put a temporary flop to . the virulence of the difeafe (by rocrew nal apph,:ations) :or Come time ; but ?rowing, in fpitc ol all medi cine and the advice of the Aril Gentlemen of the Faculty hcre a worfe and work for two years, I was reduced to a flare alma& unparallckdandbeyond defcript lon, being an entire leper, and oleo rated from head to font...-My head, throat, mouth, note, arm., dec. have been alternately in dirge, of becoming ufelefs... In (hurt, I have had from an to 3o eating utters on my body, Lsid nearly totally deprived of fight.--It would be voluminous to par ticularise all my cafe—futSce it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more daugerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my feicnils, and Imagined niy felt . , beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in lop then ton•ti - I don, death Was preferabk to my mon than miferable !tate. In this dreadful &union did l drags mon mifcrable eliftence,tUl Div t eta PIOVIDIPICt threw In my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. IL of Plymouth—nay friends read it, I could not,-1 lent and procured tome of your L1A12 . 1 Pal am PILLS, which, by anus from time to time am now, and have lung been, (after more than four years indefesibable diltref.), in as good a flue of health as ever I (moved ; as a proof of this, I had a dm:, thriving, besh thy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo and to hopes of rendering my fdlow-creature feeder., I !value& you to putiLith this ; and you may at any time refer p,rfons, who with to be Whiled of the truth of this, or further particulars. to me or my friends, by nett, vulamic 4.912] WEDNESDAY, EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. IX: This day was publiftsed, price gs. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, or, crii Journal. No IX —(Cootinaed Quarterly.) Printed for Longman, Hind, Rees, and Orme, No. gp, f nod:r•ruw, and A. Conftabk and Co. bdinburgn. Of whom may be bad, That Four Mt Volumes of the above work, prim roe. 6.1. .n boards, or in Numbers. prier c•. rub. ON THE BONES. This day ve.v publillted la two volumes S. o illuftrated with Plates, prke lbs. In be 1 'HE LECTURES of the celebrated BO I upon the DISEASES of tae BONES, arranged into a matte Treattte. By A. RICHERAND, Pideffor of Anatomy and Phyllology, and principal Surg the Northern HAMA at Pal/IL Tranlacd from the i by M. FARRELL, M. D. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Pleet-ftreet, Lnndo " The Work oL Soya contains forme Important dileovei ttive to the Difeares upon which It MOWN and points on' new and fuceasiut modes of treatment, which have beet tloned and adopted by the mat eminent practitioners up continent." On the tech of November will be pstolidted, Price z e 6d. (To tog continued Annually.) T HE GEN CLENIAN'S MATHEMATI -a- COMPANION tar the Year 1835, containing Anl the loft Year's Enigmas, Rebunes, Chandes, Queries, an tints.—alto, nrw k pignuts, Rebuffes,'Cbarades, (Lens, an proprofed to be anfwered neat year. In thikNumbcr will Ilkewile be given the under-mention interefting Papers, on the following Subjetts,viz. o. 0, certain Prupettia of Ptane Triangks, by Mr. John Geometrical Solutions of lonic cekbratca Problems, by B. Reneger. on tie Velocity with which Fluids little Ira tures in the Vend. which contain them g"--* On the P of the rquinoxes." The two LA pz.prn are by the Revermd Matthew D.D.S.F.C.D. and M R. I.A. Landow: hinted for William Davis, the Editor. R., D. Simonds, aed W. Darn-% Paternoficr-row; Lacking lan. and Co. Temple of (Le Atoka, FiallAtry.kaare • god Oreat Qlocen•fireet, Linoolu`. Inn Fields; and by t he Val Davis, No t, Andrei Bwlditt t. Ahlerfgatc glean. Of w likeenfe be bad that elegant Trcatifc on Spberioal Own the late Alr John ltoward, of Newcaltle. LONDON. This &gems puhliated, in one large and elegant Vohont embelhasol with l'ifty• four Copper-plates, flirty-out arc btu .:Ifully Loinured, price Three Gmlawis in hoot lkff, ODERN LONDON ; being the HI LVA and PRESEN f STA it of the BRITISH ME LIS. faithfully clrawu up f.-ion the moil authentic Man illußroted with a fcries of highly•finilhed engravings, entirely new. It has been the (Idt:ration of the Editors of the prefen exhibit Lord. 4, it it, and to tomtits Zogllthmen anti with a fyltcrn a tl e , complete. and elegant performance being received as a I.lthful portrait of the greltat world. rtkilla for RLC tt AND ruILLIPS, No 71, St. Pauli Chi and to be had of all Bookfeler 5. Of whom may alti he had, price ys boond b red,thi of I.usn•N (or ace. with Mare sod Prints. TfIRATILR ROYAL, DRURY-LANS Aa fcw cafes fear bodily(' it, I have from experience e VOW' L11•11e1 PILLS try w cal cure, I .r that &oft dr u which I. ealkal...e'co v r I al l'nv, 01 and Sold by the MI-121b1.7 o t ht. Roy.d Calk! Nu. 9, 14:.:* Bridge-fire:A ; • tee, to perfuna Caking the tars, U poll paid, un the molt Waled-Me fce recy. no I tioned,but at their uwv pan rlr.c the eourlc of mvrt duciinsur cmcntive tic,arrfing t'lt-rcfrotn. They ar Age tl• hi rhofe !iv! at at a rliitance. burgh; \ ivorrong, Pr Mere C. bi• a4•lrc(.; at area. ; Mr. Rol (tree ; Mr. IMborough's. the Moorman; Mr.Strei' To/ter-kW; Mr. Callticir conliderablc town to Grc, ITO:MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER orti be yeefented (not seed thole ten yam) the revival Comedya t ik E FOUNDLING. YonoA c tebment, Mr. lILLISTON. Miff CHIRRY, (Wag her tht. tomcat-tam on this Sage) Itorette, - Iblre. JORDAN. Teailch will be added an ENTERTAINMENT. m; Esvoine-The Provoed Huroand; wlthCladaclbe On Friday, the Play of tile Mommaineers. On datarday, bticb Me Mont Noting. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER t, a• will be polkaed the New Comedy, in five Ada, called THE BLIND BARGAIN; • Or, HEAR HIM OUT. Tim principal Cbaradters by '•• Mr. FAWCETT, Mr.LEWIE, Rig,AELEY, Mr PEr . EMERY, Mr. ELREICHARD, KE1141M.. , Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAW.ST, Mlfs DAVIES, (with a Song la Minder), The Prologue to be fpolum by Mr. MURRAY, And the Epilogue by Mr. EMERY. To which will be added the Comedy of THE BIRTH-DAY. Captain Bertram, Mr. MUNDEN. Jack Junk, Mr. FAWCETT. Emma, Mda WADDY ; Mrs. Moral, Mrs. DAVENPORT. This hveuing--The Blind Bargain; with Valentine and Orfon. On Friday, after the New Comedy, the Paragraph. The Public are refpettfully informed that on account of the neceilary preparations sad rehaufah for the Grand Ballet Panto- Mime of Raymond and Agnes, there will be no Play at this Teatre next Saturday night. On Monday, after the New Comedy, Raymond and Agnes. DANCING ACADEMY, No. ,la, HAYDON-SQSARE, MINORIES, Eftablilhrd as years oo theft& refpcEtabillty, MR. WILSON engages that grown perfons will find more advantage In being taught at his Academy, than at any other in town, by receiving their Wilms in private at lets impenee, than molt Mailen.charge for public teaching. Pupils may Board in the boufe , and be completed in Country Dances in ;Jew days, as constant attendance is given every day la t he mod, from dgbt In the morning till ten fp the evening, and the *Molt attention paid to the &hoist . '" improvement. Children are &Alluded In all the romances for polite Dancing from fig till nine err Mondays and Thurfilaya s at a Guinea per Quarter, no en trance charged. The Soled Alrembly will commence an Wednef. day the 7th of November, to be continued every Wedoefday tin the Daft Woladdsy in April, on the famoterots and regulations, which Stave given great fatisfattion for many years pall. Penning and Main tht, and Schools attimad. Mr. terms may be had at Mr. Tutt's mop, Royal Ex amine. BATH HOTEL, CLIFTON. WILLIAM EVANS returns his fineere thanks to the NobUity, Gentry, his Friends, and the Public, fot *elvry Mural rapport he has hitherto experienced, and hopes, Emma coodaat attention to budoefs,lo merit their future fermis; nal alto logs to Warm them, for a their accommodation be bas upend a BOARDING 'TABLE, oa the fame rams as other Boarding Hades. °stubs Wises and Spirts, of the bcft quality ; a good Laffi_er ; Bed bislang, witiq lock-up Coach Hades; am Po(1.0111ffes, rod Hodes, sad careful Driven. SWAN WITH TWO NRCILS HOTEL, COFFEE.HOUSL, AND TAV"RN, LAD-LANE, LONDON. MESSRS. SIMPSON and WILLIAMS beg leave ATA to return the moft grateful thanks to their Friends, and the Public in general, for the very liberal and unexampled Patronage they have experienced haze tat ing palreftion of the above Inn. They have to apologise to all lee Friends who viSted them during the repairs of the hour; fee any inconvenience thoy ex perienced, and t h ey have the &shire to inform them they arc now Angled. The numerous apartments are completely and herexpeoce hat been fpared in fitting up upwards of two handred mew beds, which are equal, If not fupuior, to there at any lintel In London. Families vititing the Metropolis, may be accommo. e/ated with eats:alive or final folic/ of Rooms, for any length of time. • S. and W. having laid In a large Rock of choice old Wine,. and Spirits and the (apply of their Larder Eay.ng hitherto met with the ap probation of their numerous Priends, they tr. It that they Stall continue to receive encouragement from. Travellers, which they hope an talcums and unwearied attention to their at:caftan'. dation will evince their folicitude to merit. An Ordinary every Day at Two o'Clock. I • s • Malls and ether Coaches daily, to all Parts of the United Kingdom. rivitin• METALLIC TRACTORS. FROM the Taacm which have occationally been publliked by the COM.MIITEE of the P7.RKINIAN IN• BITFUTION , it has been difeovered that the PA FENT ME TALLIC TR AC FURS alt ern trot GALVANIC PRINCI PLES ; and front 'minding etperlasent. which had only the relief of faltering butuaohy in vie"; they have been b ee n to afeertain, beirdas loch complaima as have heretofore pub- Bawd to , the World, that they have effeetually cured rime cafes of Deeply ; one In particular, the Hydro Thoraa, or Dimply In the Chet, which bad been of long (landing, and after the patient had tad the advantage of the Aril medical afliftanee without any re lief. Palfy has alio been relieve hell remarkable manner. Two bagolar cafes are reported from oor Hours at Chelfea. The Patent Metallic T;:clors are fold by appointment of the Patentee, (only) by F. Sm ith . Clwatift, au, H a ymarket, at Five Oilman the Set. including Books of Cafes. TtTl:fr k.Wit ETok up sIIRACIA'S ITALIAN OILS FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. SIR —A very old Friend of mine, the wrong fide of buy, who had been bald many years, keine the Impelling effed it had on my family, pvticalarly nn a Son of mine ( a man - -le H-- •• his birth. -14 induced to PORTRAIT OF SIR. FRANCIS BURDETT, BART. The day was publiihed, by Mr. %VIA aniox, at his Ancient al Modern Print Warchoufe, No. 31, the corner of Vilkr.-itre it the Strand, A STRIKING LIKENESS of Sir FRANC] tv BURDETT, in an oval, after Mr. Cotana ,by ANTS°, Catoon.--Proofs 78. Prime as. N.B. No Likends of Sir Francis Burdett Wu ever been publiflio TO THE NOBILI nt AND GENTRY. ACLERGYMAN, of between thirty and for Tates of seg. wilding in a healthy fituation in the Wea trtgland, Oen to undertake the Education of two Young GI &OM. -N ,, Mft. OS to abilities may be made to the molt nom Literary Minden in the truiliatty et Oxfoid. Ahe for the accommodation of each of the young Gentlemen ml _ _ _ kept, if required. The belt Medical alfiltance is to be °Audi on the fpot. The Aden... Wee intends confining his attentions three Pupils. He has at prefect but one, whole the fon of a n refpeitable Baronet. A preference will be given to young Gen wen of not more than twelve, nor KG than eight years of age. Application may he made to Mr. Ward, No. ay, Paternol I rdoa. TOW, .0 • A YOUNG WOMAN, of genteel and lax 11 education, and refpeCtlEk connedlons, but Who, from death of a Parent with whubt Sic rdided, is obliged to feek ,Another afylum, willies to procure a Situation as COMPANI to a LADY. She would have ao object ion to travel, or to with an Elderly Lady in the Country. who might with for (a Peri . = as the Aditertifer, to Read to, or Work, or Write for Salary Is not fo much au übjett as a comfortable Home and tri ly treatment. Letters addreffed to A. P. to be 4 ft at Nb. kg, Arundel It London, will meet with due attention. rib to be Cantonal of the truth of this, or further particulars, ' .".....` “.-- '''' --- e --- - omeor my friends, by letter ca perfun. grown), whetted very littliHc- fro m Ms birth, Mat induced to .----••--- - A. kw cafes for Indite(' will ever equal sribit,and none exceed oaks trials' your Oils no hindelf. It has anfwercd kit meat! fan. CONTEMPOP ARY BIOGRAPHY. t, I have from experience every rcafon to aaurc mankind, that to p.ine expedtatintw.and he hang ea fine head of young Hair. Alfo Thts day WI! Intbl:l'lrd. in one large Volume 0. OW tact'a PILLS the will find a lure, fpealy, tale, and rael!- Mr. 'Outran, .of Warping. Who bed a Horde slut loft the liair Price Ii .•f-a•Goin_a In Board., al cure, lar that Malt I Rage of the Venereal Difeafe, off Ms knees two ycAr••-•.it has made the Hair grow. both thick, p if .j, e igg,. d w a .t h s it iki„,, 1 ;I„ h dy„ o f i i,, Ar.lo t r hoi I I.ealluteto RIIRIO RD LUZ*. and or lee natural colour. I ain, Sir, your's &e. Nits I:u.RRY, r Ir . U.,Rinov , Sir J. B. WA3R.N, . /. T. l`rrp!.. 01 and Sold hy the Sole Preprietor, Toone' T Cliarch-flreet, Hackney. I.V7IIIITWORTII. Maior 'Fortiara, sir I.lllan , rtato, and Mr. Wit , Wunber of the Royal College of Surgeons in Letulan,at his beaufc, To belied, orbolefale and retail, V the Proprietor. hnufr. No. mENIOIRS (4 I'UIII.IC CHAR .ICI No: y, New Brldgc-ftreet ; u•la••r •he will give advice, without ye. Nevernandtreet. Oxfurd•ftreet. and by his appnin•mcnt. at 1 I tee, to 'acetone taking theic Pill. and wall anfwer pa:Until lal- tt - 4-1S:t; heir a Naw ft Vntniac • , f the II Mr. Goading's, No. auLonahtil ; Wallano a, Na 41, Val? M all ; , tees, if poll paid, on the ralie t.rnv., obferviug in i t cafes the IA orb which, fur hveral . Ye ars . pa , has enJor...l an molt trivial-Me Feeney, no Perini'. rune of cafe korving' been rater- Homplacy's, No. ail, OzforS•ftrea - t ;at sa p er Pot, or al iss. a t orr.ko C or Poet tee Fevnu•. Doren. -- It I. the pit, ol IF, lato‘rarhical Series In da Jr tioned,but at their owe part.. ular Levert. by the Proprit•er, Ls- —_ YE1.1.0 - tit • FFVPR, Nn. 4'), Cf I Allttal(aCßO.S. Ch.arael•ra, I al ot•• .••••I I . sa•oa• • of cliflonytat(hrd C. dr..- the runic of more t'a-en j 6 scare that helms had t!.e tor ducting of an eitcntive . ate of the above modic.ne t and the grar. TN te. WILLICII, It h -a _e I . _ yrwilli) In the Sill:01 Am- ~..•, aul, is IR r'', • nao„ fa i...: .1 .00. tare. tnfltivy cat tic,: arafing a ht-refrom. JLO h Medea'. at the Cron of Great Britain. and Atehot of the IA graadyteg m•let I, are. In flat Seven Vadurne. tromeitic Incyclopwali a, treat re on Regimen 0r..1 Dot. fee. /kr now rutu the I, vola :a.. t..ai ul nail, P.'curaTe,lo.l Ireparti. They or- ago Inlet, Fy hit Ar?ein•rnettr, for the convenient: a thole 1,0”,-; at a &Ranee. he M-. Bart.., ...uth.hrirtge, P tal. oyes wad tecommemil• tn the honk, late not.-- o' thc 1 , ,h11, of the ILa .r• of ti• to • t .I..trogailool l',rfetai in air 10 lair (and thole in part , ,a...t utin :rt ',OAS teethe W. 14 Ine.a-. Poll ar Lit , —4 . . e %V ,•': na 1 ..rhen•-ial . c rreii.ed burgh; Mr Nimmons, Prantar, 4.ufgaaw , to of ton ate her . ' f mien for hi. addref.; at the Pert , .re., r., !hi t ,. 31 a t , Att,,•,. America, or any other part • ( the World, taut may be, o• hat• of a•t., i•airate .'ol.l•ltir Winn. i •!, I.l%(ant Viva. drew. Pala-Mail ; Mr. Rah rtfon s 'lnv.tiaor , N o : tO3 , o.r m s. bare fulladt to Pcßilenzial Di •••1 4 .• the ithMF DV which I. had.: The. '...w VelUrIC I ~,.: a& sir Jn'alt B Warren, (tree Mr. thfboroules. N.a. y, t.lb.n r ,,,..liji, fies A y appetite at the Proprietor's Warthosii••, No 40, CURR 1 v ti-ca.s., L 00.1411. ...•••1-g, Nir T., ri ,, N . tit• (Jai., Lord Orary, II v II , " a : tir e.Grn.ril \1...qt., Lord Laederdale. Mr. the Monument ; Mr.Steefe. Tined r :Orr, No. I. Colo -row 1.1:tio Tyner-kW; Mr. Calicicirs,Doldin ; a:,.: hy se t t Perf P on in ' ev.ry to Puttee:. T and CORY the 'V r 1.1! ..AV I F Vl.it. 'The matt roll:rye l'efttrooniat• trva rref:frannal Mel. awl other Niajo- Top t •..a. I'..r. ot I , a1( lira., IN. James. Mr. Fr nfpedrelle Perk...A, may he tarn an Paropot,ts. to 4,11,1, graa.• ...• Dr. La ri Jar... 7 • I .arel linage, Meg l'aa:vray conliderable town in Great-b raga and It land, in Boxes of o-hy , at t he Ultarebonfe. whir% not only prow •, I a rh a fulkft ,ant.. 7 f:.••. I let ..am '• , '..• I arse. Mat 43.1.1. lir firer. I as. yd. each, haled up with full :ed plain Dfrertionst wher‘by Perfou. of either Sex oar cart the.. .khan With ode ant (terror the clikacy of ttr.. Remedy an that moll dr.... BO N1.t1,17 tl • , 1.,• - b. Rev lir Irn o • Arennilela of l'auk, Du ____ • 'Yellow; Fever. but silo that it is 111 este, Lie, pita/ant, anti arta. •ta lure, Let Ikn•-•. *. • r a:weave, Lord tiar-nra RIO H WA7I, - ILTNIDON RR !DOE TO•SAORIVW g tefereer 0( Hralth In hot climates. Morn ell redeem attar st The above invehultier Article Iv Sold In Bose., with (dl !'roe 1't....t.c.: tor di;,, A, J•• 1.• . Ira No 73. St taut'. c 1 nwent ••• • • vo mitnace after a a e m .. (twetkord by Dr. wt Lucy) in cafe of as attack of an , a:.. • .• , ; Afra • a 4 B.okfitel,rs. .-= LONDON .- Printed sad pahlOied by 1.E47.1. KEN T. (of Can Gs: ....s ssal, is Ward& srslss tarraNsai ternary-piece, Landacth), at the 9-ra a Or nee. No. . s. Caney ' amt. Pstalbsel alto a sbelhas Onsts. Tokio-Eg. • : VETERINARY COLLEGE. MR. COLEMAN wN begin his Cowie of LEC TURES on the Anatonty,Phyliology, and Pathology the Horfc, the 1,(1 day of November, at eleven o'clock. Lately publiflted,in Quarto, Vol. IL Obfervations on the Stru turn, (Economy and Difeafes of the Foot of the Horfe. Printed for the Author, and fold at J. johnfotes, ys, St. Paul Church. yard, and at the Veterinary College. 1 °; 1 !t • .4/