Star. — London, England, 1804-09-18 00:00:00

OLD gAiL Er. Yefterday 2+ prifoneis were tried, one of whom was capitally convißed, viz. jabs Kemp was intilßed for a capital felony, in being at large before the time of his tranfportation on a former conviction had expifed. James Haiti; in, a tervaor to the keeper of New gate drpofed, that the prifor,er tind been ennviaed ef a• burglary in Febnuary Seffions t that he had him under his care afterwards. and that he was 'cent . - Wined to fee him almoft every day. His lenience of death being changed into trantportationohe witucfs went down with flirts in a waggon to Portfmouth, along with a cumber of other pritoners who were to be put on board there, in a fh:p dettined for New South Wales. On the way the pot ifoner made his ef cape, and he law him no more till lately. William Blackman, a Bow-greet Officer, having received information concerning the prifuner, went to a haute its St. Gilt 's where he was told the pri. Cotter lodged. It was early. in the morning. He broke open the door and found the prifoner af t leep with a young woman. He drew his cutlers, rind Rood with this fitepended over him while be awaken ed him, as he had heard that he always carried a brace of pails about him. He then handcuffed him, laud upon examining about the bed, he found an iron crow, two wax candles, and fume phofphorus. The prifoner, while he was putting up theft things, hap pened to get rid of the hand-cuffs, feized a poker. and aimed a blow at his bead, which be warded off with his arm. His arm was, however, much cut before he could feeure him. The ,record of the Court was produced to thew that the Kilmer had been formerly convided. • Mr. Kwoweas, the Common Serjeant, in fam ish% up the evidence, obferved, that had the pri &ler been dictate/rid with any appearance of having itppliad bhafelf to a lawful calling, he might have tbotight that he would be a proper objed of mercy, bat he was lorry to find that he was till - covered with 4rry appearance of having returned to his old vi• Muss "habits.--Guifty—Deatb. -Twelve were convicted of felony; viz.—bfary Rani Men, for Reeling (beet, the property of W. Williams, and was fined ts. and difcharged ; Ann Clegg. An healing a Ibeet, the property .of J. Pur- , Cdij. Smith, (or IlealinS a man's hat, the ;meaty of J.• Steel; Efiher Evanii, for (haling, a man's bat. thiproperty of D. Pedder4 J. Foley, for Railing a bay, the property of R., Clemente. 'was ordered to be; faveately - whipped and difcbarged ; J. Williams, for *eating tlt yards of black tam, the property of W. `Rltli; R. &Aid. for Realists is. the property of J.Williams; Mary William % for Reeling a tea-ket , the property of C. Cliff ; S. Ne#wrne for Reeling 181 b. of brafs, the property of C. H.Tur set. ; J. Brown, for healing a 11.. note, the property of J. Wither. jAvy s a dth was int:lifted' Pr Ilealin; fume printed ciliet,e, the property of William Porter, privately his amp. - It appeared Mon the evidence that the prifoner had called at the Profecutor's lbnp in Cranboutne alley, sthd Abed for a piece to match a pattern which the bad in her hand, while looking at liveral pieces, the took an opportunity to flip one under her atm, and ma d e off. Th e hop-hop leek% her go out in a hurry, be followed her and infilled fhe &mild go back.- 17pon her return to the atop, the calicos in que&ion was found in her poirallion. Several witsteitha gave her a good charafter.— A d * , trit'aY • lel Mary Hewed who was inditted for (haling :6 yards of printed cotton, the property of John Fairweather. The cotton mentioned in the indiament, had been placed on a chair at the door of the fliop of the pro. fecstor. No. 34, Osford.road, on the 3 ft of Aug. • lath The faa of flcaling was clearly made out, and the cotton was taken Irons the pcifoner before the had gene far from the door. She was found—Guilty. The Common Serjeaat ohkreed to the fhopman Of the prole:cuter, (the prokeutor himfelf not being is:Coate) that he thought the pratlice of expoling goods on chairs outfide (hop-doors, was A very im proper way of forcing a trade ; it threw prong temp. tattoos in the way of the idle and and he hoped it would be difenntiossed. And eleven were acquitted, among whom Thomas ?girt was iiidiaed for a highway robbery, ie 'Faulting Joba Mario'. a butcher, in Whitecha pel, and robbing him of his hat. The profecuto; (wore that he met the prifoner and another man as he was going to Whitechapel market; he was knocked down by them, and 101 l his hat. On his calling for Alliance the prifoner was teemed, but the other man efcaped. It did not appear from the evidence which of the two men had knocked down the profeeutur, nor that it was done with an intent to rob him, as nothing was laid by either of them.— The Jury therefore acquitted the prifoner. 'James Murky, alias Pratt, alias the Hem. Mr. Lis, was indiaed for healing a fdver pencil cafe, a pair of fciffars, and a hirer thimble, the property of Mrs. Elizabeth Elvcy. prufeentrix (laced, that (be was a pocket book maker and jeweller. No. 9, New bond-Orem On the loth of January laa, the prifo ner came to her thop, and looked not a number of ar tides to the amount cf eiAlit pounds and fixpenCe, which he deleted to be directed to the Honourable Mr. Letlie, to be fcnt t; Coined Lillie's, Stable-yard, St. Janne,'s ; he took in his pocket the pencil cafe and other articles mentioned in the indiament, and ordered that the hill might be feat with the sell of the articles, exaely at F.,e o',:ock, as the faea;ly al ways dined at that boor. When the prifoner was atked ssibetl , :i he vroulsl tut any qtselltons th s;te 1.6:na1? he ar,17...r..,J, t: knew nothing about the lady, and Lad NitncLies 19 contraso her eller titan. brichael logle fi eld, who was fervent to Mrs. F.l. it], and palest at the tranfaaion, corroborated her Ippusway ; be, further added, that he went home with the artiekt as dirsacd. but could not find any rush ; be then enquired at the haufes of the Lsw ides of Oarence, Ktnt, and Cumberland, and at 1411 faapd. that General Leflie lived in Duke. ftreet, St. James's lie went there, hut they knew no fuck per n.. , lie could pafitivelr (wear to the perfon of t vaguer, as be took particular notice of him I at that dress w as not the fame; be had a °tab by cat Otis bait hall powdered, and he were foidias gaiters. It Oruck him as a rematkable thing that a { perfon of his name, and who had given fuel an or der. fhould be Co meanly dreffed. Mr. George Cumming Rated, that on the IR of September intim, the prifoner at the bar came to Mrs. 'fukey's (hop, in Bond-Itreet, to purchafe Come jewellery, which he ordered home. Mys. Tukey. having come fufpicion, carried the goods along with the prifoner, While the witnefs walked at Come dif tance behind. When the prifoner difcovered him, he ran away, and witnef. puifued aad apprehended him. During the purfuit, the prifoner dropped his Owe, which Mr. Cumming produced in Court. It had three cuts, in the centre of the role, which evidently appeared to have been made for the purpofe of con cealing fusel articles. The reafon the prifoner af figned for its being cut was, that one of his feet was larger than the other, as his great toe had once been broken, and projected out far beyond the refl. On the part of the prifoner, William Ryder Rated, that he was feevant to Sit Richard Nation. the Lieu tenant Governor of Greenwich College, he had been Lieutenant's Mate on board his Majetty's (hip ke. pulfe, commanded by the Honourable Capt. Lake ; he knew the prifoner perfedly well, his name was James Johnfion, and he was for a length of time the witnefs's Otipmate. When the wiuseis left the (hip prifoner fueceeded him as Lieutenant's Mate. He pofitively (wore, that the prifoner was never once over the (hip's fide to go to land, from the month sf Sep. tember, iSo3, to the latter end of March lag ; that about Chtillmas they failed from the Afore for the Not* Seas. and did not return until March lag all ; all that time he never 101 l fight of the prifoner. Edward Mountain, a tailor. living at 140. 4, Car borne-areet. Fitzroy-1 - quart, laid, that he had read letters from the prifoner, to a Lady refiding in Titchfield-Areet but who was then in Wales, dated at lea. in the m onth .of January tall. The prifourr was then 'Biked, had he any more wit. nefes ? he replied, that his father's brother attended: he could not produce his father himfelf, as he was a very infirm old man, and he willed to keep the bufi nets a profound ken' front him. Mrs. Eivey and laglefield were again called, and (wore pofitively as to the perfon of the prifoner. The prifoner then declared, he was willing to be detained until a certificate of his charafter, and the time at which he was on board, could be procured form Capt. Lake. The jury retired, and after a aunt o:lnculcation ac quitted the partner. ' jihrhe day fentence WSJ peed, when Jobe Kamp, Jofeph Lloyd, Robert Drown Prentke, alas John Thomas Slater, Thomas Webb. alias Dear, John Tibbs, tfase Tibbs, and • orris Cormix.--Deatis. John Other. George Woodford, John lunar, John Bryce, Mary Evans, Kim Groom, William Modes, Mold Sothetiand, ti dams HIV, Charles Comity, John Lucy. Folmsrd Davia, Dodd Myers, William Symonds.ohn Bolton, Ella. Harbert. John Connor, Richard Sinful& and John Brown were fewerally ordered to be tranfpurted for datum of fovea years. cuty.four were ordered to be Imprifoned in the Hoofs of Corm:Deo at Clerkeowell. Five were ordered to be impriroated in Margate; tat were or , tiered to be privately, and two publicly whipped. The Salons woe then adjourned tai the 34th of Odober seat. MIDDLESEX AESSION6. In oar paper of yenerday we Rated the circum (lances of the cafe of Harriet Browne. It will be re cnlleavd that Mr. Jniliee Cs, assay recommended not gnaw inert the proofs wader their diarnent at the Old Bailey, but directed the July to acquit her of t be &ailing, nod ordered the prifoner to be de tained for trial under another indictment. in con fequetce of this order, a new Bill was preferred, which was found by the Grand juty.for:Middlefer, and the was yeilesday tried at the Court at Cktken well. The _proofs of her guijt were ratified by her own confe&n i the prifuner was fentenced to a year's imprifonment in the Houk of Correction. The Chair , man accompanied the renitence with feversd Inntt Ju dicious obfet vations, lamenting that fa young a girl %fluid have been guilty of a crime of fuch magni tude. He lirougly impreffesi on her the propriety of following a decent and bonen courfe of lite The girl's appearance was altogether one of the molt in , terefting we have for a long time witneffed. Demi: lef'.ettosanJohot Dew, R. Cads*, and others, were indicted for rimouflystrembling in the parifh.of St. Giles's, in the Fields, and alfo for two air:sults on Captain Shaw and Dennis Moult. Our Readirs will recollect, a confiderable tumult had been occa (sorted in St. Giles's, on Sunday fennight, in conic quence of an attempt to refine one John johnfon, a deferter from the 23d regiment of Fufileets. Lieutenant Shaw, or the 81A re,.. , imeut, has lately, under the new Aft, railed a number of men, and in April haft was nominated by his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, to receive the rank of Captain in his Majefty's Service. One of the men who had received the bounty had abandoned him, and was ac cidentally difenvered drinking with the prifuners, at the llorfe Shoe, in St. Giles', ; Hewes therefore kited by the recruiting party, but not before he had made Inch a defperate refinance as contirained the Serjeant to draw his (word and lacerate him in a (hocking manner. The relent Defendants not only joined to the affray in the public houfe, but when overpowered by the military, ran into the nreet, col leted a prodlgintis multitude, and returned armed with brickbats, from an adjoining houte under repair, to renew the contra. A regally liege was commute ed, the windows were broken, the door was forced,' and Captain Shaw, with his party, after an ineffec ' final effort to fopprefs the rbst, was obliged to break an aperture through a wall in the back of the public home, to drape with his prifoner from the fury of , the nfrailants. They, however, form acquired infor mation of the retreat, and pittrfned (he guard. By this ' time Captain Shaw had procured t reinforcement. but not of Jo fficient ftrength to intimidate the rioters, who vociferated, 6 6 We will have your livens You bloody backs," and were proceeding to penetrate the ranks and (cite the ti,ldiery. le this fituation the ! ((ricer commanded his men to face about, and plate ' , thengel vet in the attiznde olchai sting with the bayo ! ' net. The firm omintenance of the party ocealinned l 1 the populace to retire, and the tabors were nom*. I ted to proceeL: to the Blue Pont, in Tottentuuri-cnnrt- I 1 road, where, in eonfequenee of the increafe of refill r met from the loud cr yof 66 Crimps," and other inn 4 rll - Inatalry WLa Lb% they wLte again Lblired to take Shel ter. ifisoth - r reioinrccosent was then ebee 6 •444.61x 4 the delcster was falili !.algid in piifon. Mr. Ait ay, on the pert of the Otoreention, mended highly the moderation with which the fol• diers had conclutted themlelves, and produced in evi dence the Commanding Officer, and the ferjeant and privates who had been prefent during dick treaties Lions. - Numerous wirnefres were called, by Mr. Guam iv, on behalf of the prifoners ; and the defence endea voured to be let up by all of them was, an al& Some coniradiftions in the witneffes were eafily detefied by the Counfel on the oppofite fide ; and, after a km& comment on the nature and circumfiances of the tef timony by the Learned CHCIIMAM. a verdia of— Guilty, was found againfl all the prifoners, who were ordered to be brought up again on Thutfday to re ceive lenience. LONDON MARKETS: MONDAY, Wheat, this day, is about as. per quarter dears* Bulgy I. ra• ther Borer. Mak and He* Peafe vary tittle. Beads arc ember heavy isle. Oats continue to east to prim Plow has a Deady tale, at a Seek advance.. GENERAL. CURRENCY AS UNDEI. What, 365. bk. yya. ler SS. Grey Peafe 395. to aia. Phu Dino. y 6► 711- ttd. Beans, 381. 4Sa at Rye, 381. 421. od. ',VC Ditto 321.385. dd. RAO. 295 341. od. Oats. 13s. ads. Ka. Malt, 64a. yd. M. Palmed ditto, soa pis a Whke Peak, sod SSL 04 . B.ape Said. 391.. SO 4,lll.velikt. Y&tCE.O, FLOUR. .• Rae Mow Spa to 65a. Exam& fja. g boa. peer bi- RETURN of WHEAT is Mark4tne, Including oph tom eloo 34 of rcpt. to the Bth of Sept.—Tote t :767 attert. Mane 66, to—et. Bd. ktiVilr than latt A RETURN OF FLOUR. Fiona tin , tit of September to the 7th of September. Total-7,257 flick 11., Average 390. yid,— . . lower than laird Urn: PROM 22222 NOON . NATO/DAT, 1 trriblllat 15. Average Price of Corn In England and Wales, from the /etyma eliding the Ith of September. ello4. Wheel Rya. Bark?. 1 Oat& Be.am I Pala a 4. a 4. 5. d. 5. 1. ad. 5. A. 65 6 39 6 35 o 105 to 40 a 41 It The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns mile In the mak audio/ Sept. ta, la 4095. OM pa hundred wtlght. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, SEPT. £3. Wheat per lead 331 as to 211 tee Raley per quarter ill t6s to al os Ors per ditto !I ss to ti to. Deans per ditto el os to al 4S rink per ditto al os to sl lis PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 3os to pp per cwt. White ditto 3os to top do. Trefoil sea to Iss do. Caraway yp to Nos • de. Coriander, Um to 13$ do. Turnip 14s to ads per bulhd.. White Mulled Seed, Is to los od do. Brawn ditto, la to Os do. Canary, 7* od to Ss od do. Rye Oafs 13s od to 24$ od paginates.. PRICE OF HOPS. _ _ POCKSTS. Rant • 31 05 tO 31 tss Rent - 31 ss. to 4 3 as Suirts - 31 os to 31 los Suffez - 31 35 to 31 131 lei • 31 es t O 31 101 Farnham 41 OS tO 5.1 55 hl Duty s 83 pooh. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE DOROIIOH. Isis SAGS. 31 tot tii 41 io• I Pockets 31 IS. to 31 es PRICES OF HAY AXD STRAW. Smithfield. Bt. June-tee. Whiterhapel. atyperload s 13 to 3 to 3 0 oto 4 15 0 3 to to 4 to 0 Straw t 7 tot 13 1 t 6 oto o I 14 tot o 0 Clever 41420510 4 41105 15 0 S MITHFIT I.D, September $7. To In the offal—pn Roue of Sib. _ _ Beef 4S 4d to p 441 I Veal se ad No 6: 44 Mott 4a 64 to to 4..! Pork 44 od to p 44 Lamb p 0.1 to 61 ad. lICAD 01 CATIL/t Tilt DAY. Baas about :coo—Sheep Aid Lambs sz,cxe. NEWOATE and LEADENHAI,L, September 17. Per ttone of slb. by the weafe. Beef pSdto4, Rd I Veil do dd to 6. od Metter. je ES to is 6d Pork 4e od to se 4d Ltrob 41 od , to se 04. RAW WOES. Si;des(perßorre) 35 S i to 4 9 Middle* , 3e 4d to 34 Ordinary 3i cd to Lamb Skin% 34 , of to 44 4d Horfc Skin' ree cd to z7e 61 Heavy CAN sci 6d t3ch ad Sheep tikkis nod to oe 6d 1 Peits. 2% od to it 6d PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENH A LL. Butts, so to 561 b each safd to 2314 Ditto, do to 631 b 254 to lad Merchants Bata aid to it lil Melina Hides aid to 25 id Fins Coach Hides . • and to 234 Crop Hides for Cutting a A to asd Flat Ordinary 22d to 23d Call Skins, 3o to soil , per trim 334 to 364 Ditto 5o to Toro 3,4 to 3 64 Ditto 7o to klb 304 to aid Small Seals (Greenland) per Th. p 9d to es id Large ditto aux to tsos per doo. Goat Skins os to —s ditto. Tanned Horfe Hides lei to 313 each PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. Tows Tango , 73s od to 741 Ala ditto (can.) is od to 73s Ruins ditto (leap) 69. od to of Melted St 391 od to boa Ditto mash 421 od to os sls od Graves Mt 04. Ammer Ptko 41 44 Good Dregs tisto os Yaw, Soap, Eu to as.--Mottled, 9os....Curd, 945. Mc of Candles per doom. t to. od..—Motilds. 13. od. COAL. )XCIIANGF., Scpterober 17. Deft Collsja ttss Pool. per C.haldrisa 311.6 d. Delivered to Houfeaerpers at 665. M. Sausderload, cluldros 461.1 d. Ticliveced to Hookkeepcla at 311.64. SEA COAL RIETEItS OFFICE, Sept. it, dm. St. pmes's market 41, 4ti Clare Marked 4$ 4(4 I Whitt/kart Marlin 1 Um &las of silk.) 4t 314 Sept. to. Maoday. 19 Cargoes fold in t i .rool . 4 8110 64. la pi. yd. per Clialdroo. Neat. is. Wean/Way. dirt°, 45 B. t• SU. 941. Sept. la. Friday. s 6 ditto. ac► ad. es ‘3,. 3d. COITNTIIIr MARKETS. met , or OIAI IAT in FOLLOWING M 1. 9 4 pig halt 364 011 to Soo od per Quarter. Barley 31+ od to ?;+ od I Reads 411 rd to 441 od Out a', cd to is od Prafe co. od to od PAA 10P .-0.16•41 74* cd to pc. o 4 p e e Ilbrk y prol o 4 to pt. c 4 I Dons 4o' od to Ls 04 Oat.od In Ij. cd Peak 4o+ od tv FIF tad biro/soar—'.l'h.-+t It. od to U. CAI p.r Qr Barley 3lrs od to 3s. col I 13. arts 311+ c 4 to 4d+ 0.1 Own 044 lid to so. c 4 Pak 364 od to all od to Ui Od per Qr. Dark? Oes W Od to Os od 1 Buns od to od 4 21.0 . 1 4411 Od 431 Od to 45$ PI Ittootoo.—Wieto ye. od to oft od pa . 44. /low ditto des ad is 76s ad _ , •,w 6.1 3,s — od I Desna Pi 4go al I Olta ass al al Pare 4,se cai es 46. Inapt. I Fall 3j. cd S. egad jcs ad 1 %4 *Si cd . 0i..! (1., tV bar, D limsomQroo, doom. ii. ladry. Oro. Perk. Illaas. sp od to. cd or id WM od st• 64 :pi of tot od t,. od so* od t N od sot od as od , It, 60 —o,te shoat t; M. elm wt. y, Vc t‘s Sid Data oc lif 1 y It wit Wog. . . . On Cunt init . in Bedfood.fontre, the Lodi of tint. CJlczri GOMA, of tho off Reinvest of hot Our* of a Auk • ht 7 eaineiday - tati„ aahlase, is Oatorilthint. the lima. s hilrs g gat a ton. • Tieefdaytdelt, at Worthily, die Ledy /Oohs Wend% ra t et ilaier-ftreet, of a (Oa. Oa Tiirlday left, dit Lady of Vinod Corms, if the Cater,' Voleothera. etth Malay w,oteina, his. head/ to Lamb' Conduit Place, tid .Lady Get Vaumtnet, Erg. eta daughter. Oe Wealthy; et Thboaar, the Ladret pas Talbot, Ifq. of a. daughter. MARRA!). May, the Rev. Philip Egerton X. M. Chaplain to Teri Ulm den. amel Ream of the hype allicColur of Cheftar, a Mis Dt4preopettirft alauslitar of the Late Dupre, Erg. of Wilton Pak ib We County of ageha. I hteirs in Ids paw frays Ofbeaber m is Rolls !dam Moore. lde ef Getlatstotd. Lstdy, telferl Roldnfon, fon of dSe Hoe. Colonel Roilhfor He was adhetanatelydrowaed dy the aikido, of s toms Shady Feast. New Braufwiels, is which be wo reasolos ; ,„ t d. the lwitfule of fame &fetters. MOH WATitit 4T LONEIPNIIRIDOE TO-SIOkkJIA. Meraint Afternoon • • • b • I I "inutile after 6 MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES. 4N Thurfday, Oenber 4. a Coatfe of Leelam. on PHYSIC and CHEMJETRY, oral reeeinaseante at *tha Laboratory. Whlteoado.fireet, Lekefter-fguare. at the aftsk invirniottours. via. Therapeutics, at a quarttr before Hest 1 the Pradtioo of Phyfic at half after eight t sod the Cletadbyar ft (loaner aftcr Woe. by GEORGE PEARSON. M D F. R.S Fe eler Perifidatt to St. Georges Holidtal, of the Ce of Inya: 'dohs, lite.—A mailer is baps of the Names In tie mot .a i,Cellfe is read on thsin every Saturday tubrologoat olueye.loea, • Prepaid. ow be had at St. Georges Hollyital. and ii Leleciteo , friar*. MHE utility of Mtditil Infiltutiont for the benefit of the P,oar, Is iiiteirady Moved. hi the Teen the Dmrsomar. . in Soho (quire, kit opened owo of tie earbeik re ceptacle's:or tins kind, where Micas. empty/Pre to the 'Mb; Web a► crupthe edits. eitphantialb. ftrephsia, am. had a maw, propo(ed that was fate, palatable, and preatented the eeeehautc, Wag feparatod from his (way, by Its - operation hang mild, AYE retching sweanintwnent. The dsier application@ were to eh' world the efficacy of SPILSBUKY's PATt.NT ANcISCOR BUTIC DROPS.; and the rheumatic and peaty confider it as a (peeifie. The Difpentary h spec as dual, sad attendance giVa to ma. Met. cafes daily, between the howl of elevat and 1100. Leltl.7lr. 'pea paid. with the viola lac,, wiling youndigally its as Cisionstm and, other licomolent peons in the granary, mar have tie Medicine at a reduced price, as Mu& fluid with...black *amp. at the lkipsn6ry. Soho. Apsan,ht how ties W'safid.; tog.; and IL st duty Included. App okra& with. a &Arent ft:imp rank be Inkarlom ImhaNsaa' . AVING dmikitted Myreif to the Rudy, and been . 11 . raffia by the weft caotterable predict in that heal& Muth I thew& Kew wide*. I asa that l Wee s mono MN. wnployed tqy dew than thee who, in the ere .e Mind dm profeflisa, an eccatamilly timatrefet to , astilessoof always attain that amosh. which is sogrined M soikaitallegele intelicelad power to arts dab d Wombs" . Thettlisas or DiusuxrT art Y.abely for tbej Wag with thews a trek of stocom fpnlyngsaglnad. hp tam all vial energy, ealfietwe itfai brecoupt einbattertn... q.ttiU al t they rife fawn the prevalemeof miss*, Chentibunb: ties hojits of febosithoys, or , thethew ome otartatigian therm, /sire the molt 'Adores prefettmal MB; but by die igmeaa at uneducated own, the iymptonsare sygraesnLaild togisa i akarown ' Asa IMEXII,FaI et& ROYAL COLLF czOftfait.oratia. f ground my preteolloes oa regultfity of tetrad e n; and yodel* tom,' psidices tararaiei. I fad MN( eStiffierk t 01104 mstidessi with n hlch !Lite hitherto been roan-Pa' By honoured. In the Ertl fenfatinns of I=l seutures, early application wile prevent the Wan.; ty of a &Ahmed home ; hot what the ha , Mee, from a cosidatifneh of the uncirbneb otelle vice when radial his inhfutone. Is fcalful of the nontestpt Cr rapture of ha family pbyfielan and brands ores his inenuffrwitit oareful con.. emasent. ft mut be Witham, for him to he sawed not only of cayetbdity of nutrias; bit alto of the ISSN" hieiblable &envy. And is recont Woman Complaints it Is !arms* poise dearer or diftrefar in the mot comp cafes it hide scluisy ' moot of exclallweeperionce to thb tine to &ea s Ink weds. sod ibesdysosibbilltmast I offer the advantage of ttis Izmir= to thole dif titlark: who Ire attend with arty kind of DEBILITY, of any fyinjtama elf• YENSRBAL INFECTION, and in at cabs the terms of noir neratl--n are natal on the Era Interview. Per ens its t'e cermtry are tape 'led to incla'e a &oh note, and mucked wiped', their age an Imam= of being. MARTIN BILES, • Vanber of the Royal Congo of balsam Is London eased. neat fens* Ow To THOMAS TAYLOR..Eft". No. p, 14ttitigsvilree. Landon. Honoured Sir, ' E4nburgh, March at, tette. IBEG leave toinforrn ynu i that ever lince the yea? A 4290, I have bow allidted with the Loa Venereal. which, frontlts shainately resting every courfe of inedecine prelcribet by the mot eminent of the faculty lure, and undergoing fivers! fevert courfes of titivation, an.l twice ditcher-gal tom the kinipt tal, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt inveterate ' nature. In the fpring of left year my difordcr had got to fuel's head, as *early to pat a period to my cdftenect I had a barge ulcer lon the crown of my head, me on each arm, and my legs ersts . broke out In • frightful manner; my right was dreadfully pain ful, and bad beat to for my left had elle two large flOdel on it, was very much difeolowai and gave me fuck excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive use of rat. In this lamentable tate I was recommended by Mr, J.Thoenf an, (who received fe great a !um by them here), to tahe your Leake's Patent PlO., Whirl I hem to as on the afith of May ; n the centre of a ortnlght I be gan to receive benefit—in'llith. more than a mouth the ulcers MI my head• and Inns or, t•tintlie twakd—foon after the fore* on my legs healed alio, leavi-g howev.v, confularable infroleerstioe. in the es in, and p:in in the bone 'tthc lett, which, by t.,e Wet ting of Goo, and a little long, r per4verarez in our it: ea/ ink Medicine, fubedsd; the a ides chip, rfiog. the Mot regal:Mit me natural hue, and the noel tura! prim •,-t. • going off.-4 thus became, by your liberal advice and mw: roe, perfectly free from au my tenser oomplltite—have re. et crud my fonnet flint ma' ftringtb, and am becoint and 4at, to ataith late having continued many months to th'e ennui:l.m nt of ali who knew me, I am at a le's In what terms to expects my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of ether ft rctlng mu: tAls, to nt..lS this nip ore as public as palCh , , , a. I Nall tm every occafesn ; in fo doing you will greatly uhl,malr, your grateful, ohm:tent, very humble fee. vast, ALa i. M 1.19.11414 Swan's nat. 1-11-h-ftrecr, Fafnir - met. W.tnetros to the shows Tbensprow,, Wass. Neil. Poultry-market,l43 ht•lntoth,Old AL; sitiy P•rpartvi and Rild by the role Pray. 'IIIOMAS TAY -I.ok, nietir hey, al Collqtr of inargisons, at his litenci N 0.9, New Prisize-itrott, condom w,-s, at. a contlato tt ftdeocc of swim than ci•i rt) a y,,.ra, pr...: - .kc part, •11.01 y t!l• reerd to the cur- or Vtr.cr,et Coral- i 311.1, sciJ tkofe loctJe•oal ro the Isarts of a.m. wit:, ittvot) tut,* s Inch A:isr at hi• Prot , tnon fl.ot Id al, Ay . . :n cat, he E..:!crs htworit, the advice and a raftan:e h • f rar: ta-fl adsnitutte•i to p;rfetts tak tot dos Metnam, will leeticen...d, by a tilts's:l - kid Pubbc.a. so • .Ivailar, trl'o.nt att.inat.:,,ahals,l I tl all antli.-ttr• Alto full, by lab i.e 1, coorchican.., et thole lies Ing w a distance, at the Pc-fm rn. 35, Sr. Ali•ar's-ftrres, Pall•MaU; he Tel-dinyt, No. tn 3, Oxford-Rh:et : LS:tbo . , MA/4e% Ne. 7, Feb fir. e • hill Mr. Steel, bookfaT-r. r, Lea co-flpte, Little 7 fa , L 1 1 ,41.11 ; Mr. al Ita th-'l:.u,t,r, burgh; ; anl Ly t tVC.7., COll. 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