Star. — London, England, 1804-01-14 00:00:00

PLERKENWALL SE.tSIOAS Yea.idaf Regan and Dosaghee, watchmen, were Load iiilty of atranit of the m.NII atrncion, na ture. dn..l4r &acne., a baker in Earl 'Freer, Seven- Dials, add Mrs. Barnet, And Mrs. Walker, on the 39th of D. preSer. It will be unoteeirtry to enter nto a detail of the evidence given ; we therefore Rate the cafe as briefly as poffible. Mrs. Welker, with her s hulband and another relation, had been at the Theatre, and had from thence gone to Mr. Barnet's bottle. where they flipped. Atter waiting for Tome tient after fupiser, they departed for their bullies, with Mr. Barnet, who joined them in company to • the end of the ttreet. for the [ g ook of (peaking to Davis, (a watchmen) to call hint up truly to his bu• fink, which he bad been accoßnmed to do fur the Bat fever years. Mr. Walkerhad gone forward with the relation of his rife, and Mrs. W. was ercorted by Mr. B. On their arrival at the watch boa, Mr. B. rattled at it for Davis, but he not being there, the priihner. Demeghne, came from the•rippefire fide, aid faddist weld officiate in the room of Div s, and ioltsady (used Mrs. Walker m the mokbrutal niAn bet by the threat ps•-and, tearing her clothes from Iser'beck. (wore vehemently that the fhould go with him to the watch book Mr. B. reMontirated with the prifasser on the impropriety of ill treating his liked, and a repeatable hos& keeper, when he im, asedistely knocked him down. as he alfo did Mrs. W. The prifonee then fprung his rattle, and wilt iamasediatenjnined by Regan even more brutal than hisafelt Mrs. Barbet, thinking her hulband had bias lost gem* te the watch box, was on the' link. sot fee h im, when eke beard a mak in the fired, and Rifieding bee huisand's tetchy, proceeded to the Otte. There Ike raw both th e prilonerb holding her balkend fall by the collar. and Mrs. W. in a fainting late soots the door of the watch bog. Mrs. B. of cosrfe, was alarmed at feting her intiband in caw. •dy. and begged to know what had been t!.e matter, when the was alto knocked down by Regan, and on her recovering. was knocked down a fecond time by one of the painters, but by which the could not Arm, owing to her diltrels of mind. Mrs. B. en treated of them to (offer her hufbund and her friend to go to the watch houfe in a coach, if they bad done any thing amifs, and not to be dragged there in fo welched a hate. This was abruptly denied them. although a coach was provided by a petfm win was palling by. They continued dragging the par tiles through the areets in the moil brutal manner, frequentby liriking Mt. B.Asster his head on the way. watchinin In Woad-Oreet..Bt. Giles's. olaferved their hretal 04468, and on atalinpting to minim et!" with the" was ViCslendy knocked down by whow , be charged at the watch brittle. but winch the datable of the night would nut um; .c. Chuilleigh. coachman to Lord Digby, Who was pairing by At the time, fully wrangled the eviduni given loy the parties. As oEcions watchman in the neighbourhood withed to ininfeinte the naiads of the Jury, by a lino and fabricatial bey. that the parties had (truck 71111 laltelonee ftveral times % wad, the woman bad *UMW their faces. Oa bias afeed by the Conn. ft whit tic watehtneit wets doing during that bale i be detailed sitheriag, bat declared himfelf to leanly a beithluyiv's labourer. and no connection 'The peileams made a lees defence. in winch they dannepand to Marge the perms with the sat atrault, sad datihred that they Whew IWO' by them prior • • their taking thews inteteltedr. *. 11/Isewsaaan destined dilatable die molt dar. bit and owaitee! Jima be had ever heard of, and If MI Ifserstdi panelled. would endanger she lives of *jousts' Palk& Ivey were hatenced to twelve months imprifon• meat is Nevrigate, which is three months far each sauce. A nototions offender was charged with a daring "Sank, and obilmfling Rabat Harvey, a peace ot. ilioar, the execution of Ms duty. On the ill of IlDreember the prffimer had been tried at the Old Bailey, for attempting to break into the dwelling. book ofa rntlensan at Hackney, but having been acquigpd on that chargs.the prefent bill was found again* him for the Ain't. He was found guilty, and fentenced to twelve months imprifunment. Tlyomas S. who was found guiliy of wilful and corrupt perjury un Tuefday latl, was brought up to receive fentenee. Mr. Mrsotwaritoic addreffid the Prifoner by in. fordsing him that the offence tor which he fluosl ennui leti was oair of the mon impious of its kind.— He had not been urged to his offence by patfion, but it was el. , ne with the mull malicious and dighai. weft intent, which would ever mark him with difgrace and infamy. H- hated having received a letter from the prifoner (ince his conviction, which makes Lis crime to him, if poffible, even darker. 'This letter contained the mod fcandalnus calumny againil the profecutor, hating him to be %money broker and a crimp, who obtaitted a livelihood by the moll nefa riou► praaices. He was fenteuced to twelve mopths imprifonment, and to hand one hour in the pillory at Charing Croft, prior to the expiration of the hilt =omit. Pointe Orme, Vio;Tatt;•S .—Wednefday evening a girl of ill ears of age underwent exami nation, being char on fufpicinn of Reuling a Norte, [addle and bridle, t e property of a perfon at prefent unknown. It was Rated by a tradefman of Ileimal green, that feting a crowd of people about the girl, who was inquiring her way to Holborn, leading the bode, he milted her to whom the borfe belonged ? She anfwertd. that it belonged to her Luber and that he bad pm chafed the fame at an inn near L;lndon.bridgc, sad that the had been to fetch him to her father in Holborn. The informant, shois a botcher, not be. lieving her tr.le, procited a eontlable from the Office, who silo quettioned her, to whom the related the fame Rory. Being lurched by direetion of the Magifirate-. fhe began 'o be refrattory, but they found a brafs nn her :seek, padlocked, engraved with her fa ther's nanr and pinee of abode, and in her pocket a line: halter. :;he would give no account for what pupae the had it. She is the fame girl who was examined before the Lento %vita :nate time ago for divert can vaganees. She conferred %store the Magillrates having taken the borfe, which -a at faltered to a railing near the Mn. mum ; Anil that the bad left ha parents the pc ceding rentning, an i that ate bad walked the Ilree.% ;tie whole of the tie e. She was committed to the Houle of Corr, et;on to be brought up again. In the mean while an ingury is to be made after her father, as likewife the owner of the bode. _ _ Massion-Hou.s.t—Thurfday /fisa Rood and Aar "Oen were examined on fufpicion i•f privately Reul ing trom the Chop of Mr. Whitehead, lipen draper, in Hoondfditch, about twenty yard► of printed cot. ten, o r Wedneiday tall. From the evidence of Mrs. Whitehead it appeared. that the two prifoners came in *rler pretence of purchafing a gown, and teemed to be very difficult to ple.tfe, dcfo ing to fee a great many patterns ; at lad they fixed upon one, but not having money in their pocket., the prifoner Afhton left two fhillings,und was to cal again for her gown ; but as they left the flhip, Mrs. W. law the corner of a piece of print appear trom the cloak of the prifoner• Round. She itoppcd her in the area, and pulled the remnant of puha from her, which was four yards and a half; and, after much reallance, they took her back to the 'hop, where the was teen to drop an other piece of printed cotton, of a 6 yard.. Ann Romid was committed for trial, and Atitton remand ed f tUr , her examination. - . . . . Uterbre -HAL c.—Yelterday Jane rourenre was fully committed for nabbing France. Ft.tier in various parts of the body. Site sifts attempted to flab the officer who went to apprehend tier. Bow sra stv.—Pt ivate info, ma.ion being received by Mr. Bose, that S. Goellia, one of t to perfons concerned in the late forgery on the Dank of Pnnu. gal, and who was Cent thither a few months ago with Gillington and Farrel, had cleaned out of the prifon at Litbon, and had been ken in the neighbourhood of liethnal.gteerf„ two officers were yefterdar fent in fearch of hirrio and who brought him to this Oct; ffi when lie nsa •• a full confeilion of the means ufed for h;s tape out of the, prifon at Litbon, which he el feeleil byan old nail and a chain, with , which he forced up a plank in the Hoot, :wed made hit way to another dungeon, whet e he found a cutlers, with which he opened the door, and having engaged the fentincl in his favour. they went off together; that he was (even weeks in making the apertnte in the door, as he was forced to aa with great caution to elude the obferva ;ion of the gnat d. When he ell:apt...l, he went on board the Lord Nel fon privateer, and after ensiling about tea days, was tit away at iu Spain, and remained eight hours in the tea; that he clung to a piece of wood, and in that tituation was taken tip by a l'ortugnefe thip,which alto laved tly.; red of the crew, except four, who were drown -d. and who landed them at Vign ; that he got to Bliboa, and from thence to England, by a Spanifh weird, 'hound for Cork, but which, on ac count of the damage fhe had Inflamed at lea, put in at Ilfracombe, in Devonfhire. He was committed to Tothili fields Btidewell. _ _ tlillingtnn, Farm], and de Barron Were confined in the twine pril; , ii with him at Lifbon, but had not been tiled when he came away. The repairs which have been making at the old ellablithed Market Hnufe in Newport MatTket are now completed ; and the Market Houfe was opened this day. The centrieal titration, the noble height and fize of the building, and the ingenuity with which the improvements have been made, cannot fail of rendering the Market a very great acquirition to the neighbourhood, and to the whole of the well end of the Town. On Saturday two artifis of cnitliderahle eminence met At Chalk Farm, in order to fettic a difpute which originated in the f..llowing whimsical ciicumflance s A perfon Aced one of the above Getalemen." What is put opinion of your brother ITIA?" tic very jo• cofely replied--" I always c , tifhlered him as a very *Aegis: fellow!" The words were taken upon the wrong and worn folk, and confewien.ly a challenge enfued ; but o wing to the interference Gf their fecouils, the affair was amicably fettled• Dolt. EX TRAORimimor.—LAII week a duel was fought at Maneln:iter, between a copper coloured Trumpeter of a Rifle Corps, and a l'iivate in the Manchetler Volunteers. The difpute :irofe over their cups, and the parties met in an adjacent field the next morning, without feconds, each having a cafe of large • hoi le pidols, and being provided, ac eording to agreement, with eight rounds of ball car. tridges. The ground, nine paces, being meafurcd, they toCed up for the fiat fired which was won by the Pi ivite, who, difcharging his pitlol, grazed the Trumpeter's leftlip, and made him jump a few paa. ces out of his place ;—he inflantly fired and hit his ataagonill in the hat. The parties then doted to lie that each other loaded fairly. The Private now fired a fecond time and nut Ted, lie th:n exclaimed, "Stop, Jack, there's two to one againfi you; don't you fire and I'll give you a bellyful of This propo. rho', was immediately acceded to, and the parties re:ired hum-feel amity from tae field to the nest ad joining tap. Wdenefday morning a private belong ing to the Third Regiment of Foot Guards, receiced 3co lathes in tlit llirdcage•waik, St. James's P'rk. A Court Martial atternloled on the 9:h infant at Sheernefs, and held by adjournment till Tuelday, on board his Majetly's bomblreffel FURY ; when they proceeded to try Jacob Johnfon, a tearrnui belonging to his Majefly's ilo•p LARK ; on fulpicion of being guilty of a fpecics of the mnft wanton and deliberate treachery, In that of cutting a (hip's riding cable in a gale of Wind, which was accomplithed on board his Majelly's (loop Lae K. whim lying in Lowellofte Road, on the evening of the ifith of December loft, and for recommending the cable to he nicked.— The Court was of opinion that there was fining pre fumptive proof of the Primer having cut the cable, but that the charge of nicking the cable was fully proved ; and the Court adjudged the prifiner to re• ceive • lathes on his bare back, and to be pot in folitary confinement for one year in any of his Ma. jelly's gaols the 'Aids Commauners of the Ad miralty asould &red. The soft refpellable modern private Dant i ig Aca demies, for Ladies and Gem Jensen of .iny age what. ever, who have neglated toaegoire that aecomplith• meet, and with to learn patrieu:atly pt.sate and erpeditious, am, at No. 9. 81.ertard-itreet, Goleen. fnuarr, and No. to, Great Grindmae'a held,: the ialrultion, ate by Mr. A Lt.. N. :Ailed by Mars. To rti.ns•• N and Manua, nn a pun as eat,. rs the I:sle is elci,Ant and litflui , ,;.A e Piano Jt LC Ated Ilatp, ars: rlltt taught ANOTHEA CM Sl. Notwithff and ing thefadcatafiropheacc oisea by the Hammerfmith Mod another apparition has appeared. This nightly wanderer has chofen St. James's Part for a place of rendezvous, where it has been regularly ken by the foldiets on guard for upwards of a week pad. be, tween the hours Mone and two o'clock in the m o rain} . —A few nights ago a fighre was obfet ?A at a late hour by one of the Coldstream Regiment, whilll on duty near the Royal Cockpit.—The poor fellow is I ready to (wear he (aw a woman pars by him without a head. He is lure it was not it perfon dretfed up in a white (beet, becaufe he could plainly difeover the arms; and notwithilanding his great alarm, he obferved that the flioulders of the Ghoft were the higheit part of it ; he therefore concluded, whatever it might be, that it hid got no head. He was taken ill immediately on his leaving guard, and the next day fent Co the hofpltal, where he AM remains. On Tuefday one of his comrades having heard of the affair, and having taken the fame watch that night, rcfolved to look out for the Chaff. and to fpeak to it ; accordingly at the ufeal time, her Ghoillhip paid him a Oh. She appeared again without a head, and entered the Palk from the end of Queen-dreett near to the Royal Cockpit. Thit veteran was now pa nic-lb-tick. He defcribed hindelf to have got a !oder! jaw. and when 'he wanted to et y " Who comes there," he could not utter a word. Although he was twunie tied, it does not appear that he was levied; for on the Ohod fee ning inclined to be better ac ' ynainted with him, he traded his poll, and ran with all poilible fpeed to the guard-room, where he had fearce recited the difmal dory to the Serjeant, be fore he fell into (trong tics, and continued fo ill af terwards, that be was taken to the hofpital on Wed nefday. whete he is ne confined to his bed. Ann ' tiler night this headlefs ;haft held its midnight revels in an empty bouts .betttaJ the Anuottry Room.— Having Emitted its pranks in the empty dwelling, the foldier who was a witnefs to this novel fceng observed this dreadful fpeare to pals by him at the dillance of fifty yards. and walked over the park paling as ear) , as he could (tep over it haw ; it then proceeded to wards the Canal, and vat:idled from his fight. There arc feveral other dories current amongst the Cold dream Reziment refpeeing the nocturnal gambols of this Gholl,ard it is laid, that feversl foldiers, betides thole already mentioned, have fein, whilll on duty, what they foprofe a fnpernatural phantom, which has to affeeed them, that they were taken ill imme diately and fent to the holpitil ; bat, be that as it may, it is an undonbted fad, • that two fentinels have been fent there from the effects of fright, what ever may have been the real caufe of it. LONDON MARKF.TS. CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIDAY. JANUARY t 3. PRICE OF FLOUR. Pine ROUT 455. 10 481. Seconds 4040 to 45a per f.ick. A RETURN OF FLOUR, 1 1 1111T1 the 3tR of December to the 6th ofoarl. ford—i 3. 3 7• lacks --Average 491. 7 -.- els stl lower this tall return. PRICE OF HOPS. __ POCReTt. 1 Kent - 41 das to SI St KI.III - SI Rs to a 6s Satre: - 41 los to 31 os Suffer - 51 Ils to $1 14$ EXex - 41 165 to sl o, Farnham 61 as to 31 es Old Duty 100,0001. PRIL:k. OF SLEDS. Red Clover 4os to 1004 per cwt. White ditto 7a to 126. dn. Trefoil 3a to tfls do. Carrsway dos to 635 do. Coriander. las to 118 do. Turnip as to 18s per babel. White Miami Seed, 9s to et. Cl do. Brew,, ditto, 10$ to 045 do. C4thirs. Ils oil to os 04 do. . Rape Seed, 331. to 331. per lat. SS lITHFIELD. Jsnrasy it. To Sok the ofEd—pe flogs of 81b. Beef 41 84 to ss 141 Veal 6. 44 to 7. 104 140111101 45 34 to 6. 21 I Park 4a od to ss 84 NSA', Of C• 111.11 IBIS DAT• Bea As abcat goo.- Sheep and Lambs 1,11.0. NEW; ATE and LEARENHALL, Janissry al. Per fine off '• A. by the carc.dv. Reef 4s ad to 50 441 Ysal 4s 8.1 to pa 34 Mottos is 8.1 to 3 B lid Pock 43 06 to Ss 84 PRICES OF FLAY AND STRAW. SittitbFel.l. St. Jaime*. Whitechapcl. allnlload 4 10 to 5 so 4 ft sto 5 $5 0 4 OJO 3 43 o Straw t 4to t si t t i 6to t t? 0 1 to to 116 0 Clover ' stoto 6 0 I tloto 6 6 o Pr.ict: OF TALLOW IN LONDON. R. lansres market 4s ar Town Tallow 761 od to Of Clare!....eset 41 8 Raffia doto (ran.) 76. od to 780 M'hit.vltarti Starlit, Ras ,:itto tioap) 71e 0.l to 715 (pet dam of 81b.1 4a 8d Melted S: off (3. at to 0.4, .—....—.- 1 , 410 fOOlll 44s 011 10 Of 1(5 04 . 4 1; rc.mt. s 14$ Cl,. A•evase Ptite 4s 8 4 (:mod Dtego 1 2. to OS Yellow hoop, 84.. to ov--Morth..l,9ol..—Curd, Os. Pries of Candle. per dozen. tea 641..m.7.1.4.1.1.. e 0 /U. SA OS. AM fits Leeely, the Lady of Jan AlattLews, Et+ of Beidgaro ff, CLel. tea, of a few. es the El Int tie I.ady of J. K. Smith, rfq. of a fen and heir. MAR Fri. Fly frtelal 'Weber, George Es.tor, of AWterl, in tl,e coillnY of Aro:Neu to Md. tiler W. Id, of Camden-lirert. Do ho —.tu ber* Dexter, El 4. of re%terrile, c.,u‘aty of Tipptrary. t., A,;.r• ja daughter of Dr. J ....b. of Kno •*.fon. Queen's tot rty. WedneftLy nioreis.s, at 'f orteubam, Le t.l.c Het. J. F. I land.. the Itcv. WWlana tkracy, to VIM ..e,.r.arti. ekl.ll. daugh:a of Harriett Steward, Efti of thati.lace. At St. Sepulchre's C'.urch, EN. of Fly, in Candirid,..e. thlre, to Mill J.Kestpton cid& daughter el S. Kemp: .n, the lame place. - On Ihniday k'onllL'. n Waki.ficl4, W. I'df.tc,Efq. Liewmtnt to hiq Majtity's simr, to Mit. Craw, Ilita of Ain. Lee. of Wake- DIRD. I.aft night, in avvilla.row, after an Mies of many m0r.11% bet thr INaehella of Armaltay. I h< 1 Leh ir.itaat. al Ms !inure, hi ftakeeftrett, Polon? )n-kual e, Slip Dyot Buckman. Lfq. late Nitrate fnr so. A;hare.. On tuuday Llt, at Wahttant Place. 'Clerk r Ire, John Oran,. On Sanunet.ltift, Dutlan, after a hew hon.. aqui., win Cannic9ar ll , rcitttt —.At I ait4.l4, cat nty c..!w.y, Mutt at Thaw, a; Wade, Efq. _ . Sunday 1.0, et Aktbar•eih, 1.1 lielderre Bresweld, Sturron, re' the plfce Tudday letnight at bactwerth. filevrocri, dang.ltr AI the late Rev. Mr. Facia, I, 01 ` , 111111 , .1.1e Ad . 0.11111 1,1 lumped this amiable t.•• Br. Ih. fathc,, re. thrr, datiettert, have At eled two a G.sv vardta..l rrch t. ErWay. at Bath, Henry Parrld:c. 111. K at. our On ,i.e each ..i kclllb , r lab: r. • MI 40 Prt.f.flor Hen.rr, ri. the :ac Tv.r. • h • • ~ gird A Mr. R r, 'he eckbrateJ Ga. - . Un U'odt.e(Jay M ai•cr a mart ion, 1.. XIV In!. II •• T. ford. IV. Ma i n •d ) 1..t•11 , 31 pl..ce. and M.,jo• nt H, miTT.I un! T -T.. I.nl 'rack, AirT.f.rd h 11I.TT, In TV !"..•b Mrs. ABS KeCiaordlun, the.* only toy...it& g brste..: Bush.? P ',4 • I -it: At Dusk, up dm. t.k. I cf nf ,r we, . . . • TEN CUINtAi REWARD. STOLEN, from EASTON FARM. WINTER: , SLOW. %ILI'S.- en Wedoefilay Night the Mk of a i n i rry. ilaa4; a Dart 'Bay Nag GELDINCI 4 , about is Hands o ast Years old, , with a black Mane and Tall, two white Heals bebluo, ard-a whits Stripe down the Face, a cur tativaad (ame grey Hairs an the Pea sod Shoulders from d rawing. . __• Whigevrt will give laiwmaiiml, to Jet the Offender or fgt-- tiers may be convbfliA, &all r,edve a REWARD of TEN 4t.... N! AS, ewer and shove the Reward chew ed 4 n et aucot---3 o be I.aid by me, _JAMES BAIT, - - Eagu • a. ni, VI Ult,rarVPl. CHILBLAINS are cured by. one application of WHIFF! WAD'S FLUID ESSENCF of MUSTARD, ant the feizreithPßAlblil and BRUISES, in lois Ann hall the utiAlly taken by °pink'duck, Arluchteade, M any other Lint. moo or Embrocation; and I - ore,' inuttedi-bdy after any accident, it prem.:rut the part turtling black. ' T 1 c us PAR t) 141.11 arc &Ire taken with fingular fuocersi in all Khi unlade, l'ar..l)t c. and Gouty MT Adilnals Ntimberfs. S,,afms, or Wat.ifering Mins, Plattikocy. Indleftion. rid &mut Deli.lity; at the Lime time the adive Bui I E TC , Cc is applied to the. rani aff:tacd in thof, campLainta, where tie cloy. It is pet pared and raid at la yd. each boa or bottle, by R. Joh.ilion, Apothecary No. ts. Greek.ftrect, Soho, London; and alley be had of every Medicine Vender in tinrat Britain and I rilau4l. VLNEREAL DItiEASE, virriiour SALIVATION, HOOPING COUGH, PILES , MR.CHAS. STAPLES, N 0.9, Fenchurch-Build. ha% ing difemered a molt iufallibk Remedy for this dreadful Complaint, which is free from the leaft Mercutial Pre. parer ion, and having performed many Cures which were too Mock. ing to particularize In a Public Paper, and lonic of them after they bad been under deferent So rgeons hands form years.and could not get curekthinks It a duty on him to inform the PubliC, that how long c r how dreadful (never they have been ur arc al/laded, they need not defpalt of relief In a Mort (pack of time, three days only being fur licient to convince any one of the uncommon great Ellicacy of theft! Medicines. Any Perron who may have unhappily inal..lbed this Complaint, may be fully falisfied of the veracity of the above, by calling on Mr. Suples, who, ota account of the maltiplicity of hub. nth he is engaged in, bas engaged a h:alical Gentleman of rC fpsetabisty as an Ainftant. His Compdand kr the Hooping Cnogh may be had as ab ove It t:a (id, per battle, eluty included, which commonly cores one Cldld t and his Piles Ointment at mt. 6d. and tos.bil. per lax; where:am may bt• Lk Airedant Pills, at as. nd and t. a. ft per box, duty included. Sold alio. whokfale anal retail, by Jeboult and Co. s cc, Oxford-14cm, appolite !load-itratt; and retail, by Piddiug, op tofite the Pantheon, Cxford-fireet ; Tent and Hollnes. Royal Ex change; Clare and Hilda, as, Pall-mall; Irnbcts, our Tem ple-Bar, Wade, Old Bond (tree'; Ward.3te. (limbic flares inn. Holhom ; Clarke, 3,4, High first Borough; and E. Newberg, corner of St. Paul's Char:Siert Levers, poft-paid. duly aufwered. N. B. Any of there :.elediclairs will be font to any part of the kingdom with prop. r ditcttfana HAvING decFeated myfelf to die flay, and been gratified by the molt coofulisable praCtice in that brine b which thought grrprr to fat Et, lay* that I have not more mile etarl,led my time than thole who, 1:1 the eatenfive fteM of the prof:Mon, arc °cc .ficoar,y immured in ty.c , rtaitity, and earo t t olwaya attain that fu,e4, which is acqu'.r. tl by corcerAntir. the latelleCtual power ro une etas of difordcvs. The difeafes of LFYILITY ana peconarly dill Ming, foe they bring with them a train of ronenruitant fympt.ms, and, by It de- Wyrt [lion of all vital energy, eaifienec itfc:f become. emlittered.... Whether they arifr from the prevaleeee of ill ermanlie, the .I.4truto live habitant fehool-news, or tie indulgences of niatArtity, ti.. 7 quire the molt afroduoug profectunal kilt: but by the ignorme• of umaireated men, tiae ryroptontsare surAvated, and Oa COrai cation la tlcaroyol Asa ATE/413ER of the ROYAL. COLLECE of ST.IIIO EONS. I grnuod my press-orlon, onregularite of education; and poll: ging every privihav to pradtlee, I feel tryfelf tinkled to that confider& with which I have hitherto heat fu Nth-rattly honoured. In the tint (=faders Meal vrcaknefit, catty applicatino prevent tic calamity of a debilitated Ir.iroc; but when tht (of ferer, from a coaciotifnef• of the amtanhocf of the vice which soured his misfortune, Is fearful uf the contempt or eenfore of his family phyfician, and broods nice his infirtnito wish careful con cealmert„ it mull be littisfarl.ol for Lim to lo allured Lot only at capability a treatmcot, but 51:0 of the moll inviolable ferrety. And reeent VemmalConmtaintii it is pedlar to prevent pain. danger or tfifirrfs ; in t ,, t' tuna cuntplicatcd c. 0. ,. It it the Acquire+ nicut of ekclufiv,. esperienne in this lane to td.tl a Lk, cutain, sad kcal! ie-eftablikinent. Mitt the Armitage of this elinknee of either ft: weds are afilitlLJ with any kind of kEBILITY. of any fymptoins of VENtikEAL INFECTION. dta :11 cake the terms of ream orratkin arc fiat& on the tirft interview. Pattentg i , , the crtuntry are expeete4l to 'twinge a Bank note, sal are r qu-fted to fpecify theirne and mactorr of livieig. /MEE. N'tonbee of the It nrsl Co) k gc of Surgeons ht Landon. No. 29. Arundel -there, Strand, near Temple ear. To TI4OMAS TAYLOR, EN. No. 9. Blidge-Rrcct , London. Honoured Str, - • Edinburgh, March ii, tit Or. f BEG leave to inform you, that ever fine the your A 1790, I have been alluded with the Lamm Venereal. which, from its obßinattly refitting every courk of medeeine preferikal by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing ft ver.ii revere enorfea of falivation, and twice difrharged how the Hofpi t?,, with little relict, would appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the fpring of HR year my diforder bad got to fuch .t head, as nearly to put a period to my taint-nee: I hada large ulcer no the crown of my ha-ad, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out In a frightful manner: my rigl.t wa• dreadiilly pain ful, and Lad heat in a Rate of ukeratiou for the lett feet. 3 years; my kit had a/fis two large nodes on It, was wavy much difeciteured and gave me fuck cum:Wing pain, particularly when warm in Lad, licarl7 to Ccprive mu of can ha this tamentabk aide f. WAS reLutunial.k.l by Mr. J. sf bontyon, (who rerriw d fo great a cure I' them here), to :ale your Leakes Patent Phis, which I began to du on the at th of May; n the cmirfe ot a ortofcht I be • E... 1 to receive benefit—in UttL more thin a month tl:e ulcer, nit r.y head and tans we , ' founaly healed—foon after the Pinyon my healed .Ifo, Laving I .•wevcr, confirm:Ay difeolou. ation in the CAM, and pain it hon.• uthe left, tkr. 11, , g of Con, and a firth loafer perks...ranee in your invaluable Mad rire, fubilded; the nOliCl4 difpufmg, the Jim. mural bur, aid the no..A.mual pains gradually e. rhos he your liberal advice and t..,c from alt :..y wria:r compta , uts—hive rtroc,red my fiord and ftrio,rh, -nti lirceirri 'Jr :TO fa:, in %I'.+ havirg continued many month. •o ti. a"onilltmrnl of all who knew mr, I at a Irol is: what term. to eaprlf. rvy grAt;:u!t. bat beg you, ft , •hr totter faffaiirs nirrta:•, to make • his my rile rolas at a. 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