Star. — London, England, 1807-03-21 00:00:00

11:11 tliz4beth Barnett laid, that the had long onwn this young mar.—that he was a f:rvant in her rothetis family. No man ever byre a better charac • ter—he gained thc•srood will of every one by his ex silent condul. He had been iu England tince September 18E4. This lady delivered her evidence with great energy, and under the moll afffaing trefs of mind, from keing the prefent tituation cf the prifoner. The CHIFF BAstosr, after Elating the nature of the indiament, laid, that the prifoner was accufed f.f hav• ing murOered his matter. He had given a detailed account of the vanficlions refer red to in the evidence, And the Jury w ‘old recollesl, that in conlidering his . narrative, it m a • fair to allow what he fail in his own favour, as well a, what he Cud againft himfelf. The queflion was thi, : If there was a previous detign in the breall of ihe r rif no- to perpetrate the crime of rrurdet ? w if, bei , p, threatened, provoked, or afrault . ed, he did this a6lfrian the paClion of the moment ? Its the latter cafe th,r crime law was extremely diffe- - _ rent front that of wilful murder. It was not eafy to Currie tit it there fliottld be filch a diabolical deign hunted in fo th, rt a roace of time. liis I,.:Wfhip here enteted into a general review of the faOs in evidence, ard then concluded—" -Ey the witneffes who have appeared on the part of the defendant, he Lents to, be, in their judgment, a very moral young min. You ate to judge, if you think it wac a deliberate intention, or if it were the ebullition of anger a t the iffliant, under the circumllances of provoc,oion Ita , ect. If the defign fprung up un Wed nerlay which wac executed on Saturday, the offence will be murder —hut if it were not previnufly formed, then there no execution of Inch a deliberate in• tor, and he be acquitted of the capital part of the char , ...;." gle jury, after baring conferred for a confidera ble time, found the prifoner Guilty of Murder. The plifoner, during the whole of the time, con duped hiinfell with great cempofure. He was a tall C.ictic rutin, of refpeatable appearance. MURDER OF PETER WILLIAMS, A Seaman. john Auguflus, a Negro, was indicted on a charge of the wilful murder cf one Peter Williams, late a feaman on 13;:atd the Corn Planter, lying cif Bte.- mondley, in the river "Thames. Mr. Lewes, for the profecution, Rated the general fa&s of the cafe, and then called the witneifes in Cup port of his ofening. John Maxwell laid, that on the igth of January the Corn Planter was lling on the Sartey tide of the River, th-h•the prif i iner Icund Come dirt or nuirante in his bed, and that on that account force quarrel aiofe betv-een him and the dcceafed. The priforser held Peter Willi ems round the middle, woen the lattet had the fife-rail in his hand. An iron foike was dropped, and tileTe was a fcuffle between them, on which the wi•nef: rarrie up to Ice what was the matter. The v afterwaids Caw the prifinter raife the deceafed above the fife-rail, and pitch him o-erb d, I , elV(tfll the Corn Planter and the next fltilt fi';ng e. , the fame time, " theme, you b—r, overhoar . 1 ." • Richai d Ma' (lon, a filierman, fait!, that he picked up the body tie next morning between 'even and &ill; o'clock Matthew Ta)lor, a wi•ners for the prifoner, laid that lie was a to .n of a r-matkaLlc mild difp-frion. The (Hiss L' :RUN, ID tilinmirT up the evidence. ol . ‹erved, that t'.e prifoner at the bar was indl.fted for murder, and no doubt cohld he entertained ee• (peeing the faft of hi, having occafiolied the death of leer Williams. In order to make it a clefr cafe of milide , , theme mutt have been no (corning and ft:ll.tinif ; butt ttere there was a contell between the rifoner ard the decealed, and it was impoffible for the pity to fay who was the aggreffor. Under thele circiintUances it would be tight that the ptiforier Should be :-c.q.liced as to the murder, and that he fit be found guilty of marifloighter. The Vettila was according given—Cui!ty of 31an flabs (71\11. StDT:, MARC}' t 9. MASTERS V. REYNOLDS AND OTHERS. This was an seion of alfault andfalk imprifonment. I Mr. Se jeans BEST hated the circumflances of the cafe, %arch were as follows :—The Plaintiff was a F. nit Meter under the City of London, and the De fendants we:: the Overfeers, the". •Beadle, and other Officers of tf.e Parifh of St. George the Martyr in the Borough. The Plaintiff was charged with having j gotten a girl r ith child, which was likely.to become I chargeable to the Parilb, and the Magifirates at Union Hall had in conlegneoce granted their warrant for the apprehending the Plaintiff, which was put into the hands .4 the Defendants to be executed.— '1 hey accordingly, ~.lowing the Plaintiff, took an op portunity, when he was going to the Circus one evening in 0:lober, to apprehend him. But they did thi , in a rude and violent manner, feizing him by the collar, and dragging him away from an old Lady, whom he was efcm tint to the Circus. When they i had thus apprehended him, they did not immediately carry him before a Magillrate, which they ought to have done, but they kept him 24 hours is candy, in order to extort from him the firm of 701. which they pretended was neceffiry to indemnify the parifh. lah lt n a Fu t o n was aliened under a charge of ibis fort, there were but two regular modes of proceeding —the one war, to take a bond of indemnity for the parilh, or to go before a Magill ate, who would take a r e cognizance from the Defendant to appear at the Seflions, and abide fuch order as the _lnflicts fhould then make. It was wholly irregular, and had often been reprobated by Judges, that a patifhlhould take a grofs fum, in their r•wn cifcretion, for an indemnity. Mr. Serjeant, and another Gentleman, friends of proved, that when the Plaintiff was in enf. tody, they 4 ffered to become bail for his appeaeance, they applied to the Overfeer, but he laid he did not know them, and would not accept their bail. • Mr. Serjeati told him that he was a houfekeeper, and lived and paid rates in the patifh fur five years, and that the young man in cutiody was a ptincipal fruit meter under the City of London, and his being de tained in cuffody would be ci moil lesions injury to him. The Defendants were, howercer. They all , apt lied to another of the Pali& Officers, who u•as at a seal! in Well-fquare, but he laid he could not fuffer the harmony of a parilb dinner to be (piled by their intrulion. Other perfons were then offered as bail, but they were alfo rehired, and no thing would be accepted but the depofit of a fum of money, which they fixed at 701. The Plaintiff not being able to produce this fuFn, was kept in a lock-np hnufe all that night, and until the next evening. Mr. Sajeani SHEPHERD, for the Defendant., made a very ingenious addrefs to the Jury, in which he re prefented the conduct cf the Pat ilh Officers as indul gent to the Plaintiff, in ant cauting him to be publicly cipifed at a Police Office, which would have fur. 'tithed a paragraph for all the newfpapers, and bla zoned his fault through the whole town. The Learned Judge reprobated the conduit of the Parifh in taking a grofs fum fe.r the Itipport of thefe illegitimate children, by which their lives were with. out protedi.in, for it became the interell of the parilh, when the fine was paid, that they ih uld die, and be no more expence to them. Vsrith refpe& to the cafe itlelf, the plaintiff was cleatly enaiiled to a Verdia. —Verdid for the plaintiff, damages 501. On Wednefday the Affixes for the • Catinty of Lancetier commenced before Sir Guts Rona E, and Sir Sitarist LFBLANC. Vie cannot but remark upon the melauch , lv instances of human depravity exhi hilted in the calendar, which contains the names of 55 prifoners for the following offences :—Murder, 3 ; unnatural prattices, 7 ; forgery, r ; tittering and having forged notes in poffeffion, 9 ; killing and flaying. 3 ; returning from tranfportatinn, 2 ; divers robberies, &c. 30. There were 134 males and 2 t females, committed to Lancalter Cattle, for felonies and milderneanors, during the year 123c6. At the Worceiler Atlizes, a traverfe was tried up on an indidment againft Jnhn Letter, late of Coven try, for enticing and inveigling from the guardianthip of her father, Sufannah Hyett, the being under 21 years of age ; and procuring the folemnization of matrimony between himfelf and the laid Sufannah H)ett, in a fecret and clandefline manner, againtt the will of her father. The Jury pronounced him Guilty ; and the Learned Judge, after declaring the marriage null and void, fentenced him to be impi &gad in the Worcelier gaol for the (pace of twelve calen der months, and to (land in the pillory for one hour on a m,rrket day, dining the faid term. On Wednefday, Imes Fenton, Efq. of Evefham Lodp,e, and formerly of Rothwell, near Leeds, ap peared to an indiament found againit him at the prefent York Affizes, for a rape, committed on the pert rn of Elizabeth Bruff, an aged widow, and of aa appearance by no means prepoifeffing. The Court, during the trial, was uncommonly crowded. After the examination of the pre fecutrix hed been gone through, the Judge laid that her conduft had been I inch, to render it impoffible for a Jury to fay that the crime had been committed ; of comic, it could not be attended With any advantage to proceed fur -1 they in the trial. . Seijeant Parker, of the 3d Dragoon Guards (now in cultoiy in Norwich), denies any knowledge cf the alledged murder of Elizabeth Hedgely, an unfortu nate girl at Bi ighton, in May 179 i, wh-le ba;ly was afterwards thrown into a well, where it was Parker IMO( r lays, he never had any convcif:::ion on the fubjea with Cobb, his acculer. Among the difMrders of health we dais an habi tual coitiyenef, and °Libations in the vel:cis cmt netted with digeilion, which, from the ufe cf ritrg,a tives, are not relieved, but they become a conititu- Unita) comptai.a. Cahmel, alitibi.ious tri,d enes, and various formula have been employed, but they certainly , nly difchiuge the accumulated matter, leaving the caule Itill exialing ; and every one, under their operation, finds the necelfity of continuing, and periodically inerrafing the dofe, front the tone and fenfitivenefs of the stomach and itttefiines beinr , par tially dellroyed The fuccels of SPI L3BURV'S Patent Antifcorbutic Dropi, in removing glandular obitruc lions, improving the appetite, and &aro) ing that irritation canting head ache, fenfe of weight, net vous affc,flions, Sec gives full vatue to theft antifewbutics, as when employed in Gaut, Rheum uifm, Ulcera tions, or Scrophula.—Mr. SPILSIII.7aV is not account able for any mirure fold, lintels the words " By thf King's Patent" are infected at length on the bill oe direetions, bottle, and wrapper; the 'damp alfo (th, King's duty) is printed in black ink inftead of red —Sold at the Dilpenfary, No. 15, Sato 6:1 lare, London, in bottles of ss. 6d. los. and 11 2 s. duty included. Compound Eirence Bs. DIED. Saturday fe'nnight, at FaUoden, the feat of Lady Grey, hi the 93d year of her age, Elizabeth Grey, tell& of the late George Grey, Efq. of Saddleit, in the county of Northumberland, mother of the Council% Grey, and grandmother of I.ord Vircount Howick, filter of Sir Cha'oner Ogle, and of the late Dean of Wffiebefter. Lately, at Portfinouth, Mr. Warren, one of Mr. Collins's Comps!), of Comedians; hewn an excellent Adlor In low Co medy, &e. Lately, in St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, London, in the molt ab• feet !fate of poverty and diftref,, and in the 54th year of his age, John Coghlan, Efq Come time a Captain in his Majefty's Rgth Regiment of Foot. Ansidit the crash of Rates, and downfall of empires. it may not be unprofitable to the younger part of our readers, to turn afide from the awful events of the palling day, and to contemplate for a moment the melunaroly vicillitwies of private individual lire. This unhappy man, in the dawn of his days, had the brighten profpeets. His father, a London merchant, though poffeffing great wealth, dellincd tl.is his eldeft fon for the navy, and committed him to the care of his friend, the celebrated Captain Cooke, with whom he made a wine round the world u a Midfbipman. Not liking the lea. he turned his thoughts fue • ceffively to the Lir, and to the Church, and at tan entered into the Army. He ferved feveral campaigns in America, was at the storming of Fort Clinton, and in feveral other actions, where he behaved very gallantly. At Ncw York he married the beautiful and all accompliffied Mils M--, fo celebrated afterwards in I I the annals of gallantry, as Mrs. Coghlan. From this unfortunate eonnedtion, formed without caution, without prudence, mr.y dated his misfortunes, and his mifery. She was a rank republican in principles, which could nut well accord with the fentiments of a young foldier, full of fpirit and loyalty, then fighting the battles of his country. The lady loon chofe another protedor. After the peace of 03, he obtained his Majefty's permiffion, under the fign manual, to ferve in the Ruffian army. But his domeftic difappointment preyed upon his mind, and hr became diffipated and writable; and famed only one campaign with the Ruffians. Having made the tour of Europe, he returned to England, and entered with avidity into every lattion3blc vice and folly of the day. His extravagance, aid attachment to the fair fez, gradual) , involved him in poverty and ruin ; and rendered him, in the end, after various and uncommon changes of fortune and fituation, the broken down pitiable object of a charitable inditution.--- Highly favoured by nature, he poireffol great powers of body and mind, he was facial and convivial, could at will " fet the table In a roar," and was accounted one of the hAndfomeft men of his. time. In his happier days, lawyers and medical min had a great deal of his money; nor was his purfe ever (hut to the claims of a bendier officer, or to the wants of the unfortunate. He was vet y refpedtably eon:meted, both in England and Wales; yet the humanity of the officers of the hofpital retained the body a full fortnight, in the dead honk, in the vain hope that fame rd. latiwi might COMO forward so pay the la& fad duties to the dead. On the hare earth cxpos'd he lies, With not a friend to dofe his eyes! The charity of a ('.ranger furniThed a covering for his remains, . which was dcpoiltsd in the burying ground of the bufpitaL SALES BY AUCTION. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, RESIDENCES, BUILD ING GROUND, and FARMS, at MO ITINGHAM, be tween LEE and CIII3LEHURST, KENT. By Metres SKINNER, DYKE and CO. On Friday. Anril to, at rl. at Garraway's,in twelve I.ots notch; the whole thould be difpufed of by Private Contradt before the 21 ft of March, AVery valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate at Mottingliam, in the vicinity of Lee, Blackheath, Eltham, and Chillehurft, a naoft defirable part of the County of Kent, or.ly eight miles from the Metropolis, the reGelence and property of the late ROBERT DYNELEY, Efq comprifing a Stibilantial brick Maid - ton Houfe and Offices, a Commodious Radence ,and Offices, and a fmaller Refidence in the cottage ftyle, with pleafurc grounds and gardens, coach boufes and ftabling, proper farming buildings, bailiff's manage and two cottagds, and rich 1 1 meadow and arable lands, containing about ;63 acres, in a high (tate of cultivation, a part rernaekably fine clay lands, and feve ral (pots truly eligible for building ow ; the whole lying exceed ugly well, and capable of the greareft improvement ; alto a finall farm, with proper buildings, containing about 38 acres, held under the College —To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff, at Mottingham houfe, of whom printed particulars may be had, and a plan fern ; particulars alto at the place of tale, aid of Meffrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aldcrfgatc•ftreet, where a plan may alto be teen. ISLAND OF CARRIACOU, ONE OF THE GRENADINE ISLANDS. Tote PEREMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION At Garraway's Coffee Houle, in the City of Lon•lon, on THURS DAY, the ath day of Anal, 18c1, at Twtive o'Clock at Noon, (unlcfs previoully difpofcd of by Private Contrail), AcorroN PLANTATION, in a high Hate of x. Cultivation. called L'Ance La Ro:he, containing 266 Acres of land, or thereabouts, fituate in the Ifland of C4r:iacon. with the Dwelling houfe, Co:to:t h Jure, Gumming Machine, Negro houks, Cow-houfe, Workflutp:, and other Buildings, and the Utenfils and other Effetfts, ulcd with or belonging to the laid Plan tation ; and alfo 123 Slaves, Men, Women, and Children. P..rticulars of the Plantation, &c and the wins of Sale, to be had of Melks. Watlefon, Barlow, and Grofatcnor, Solicitors, in Aullin friars, Loudon, who are authorized to treat for the Sale of the Property. Particulars may alfo be had of Alexander Cockburn, Efq. of Gretoada ; and of Walter M'lnuis, EN. of Car riacou. vchowill thew the Premifes. PLYMOU IH. In purfuanee of a Con•millou of Appraifement and Sale. from the High Court of Admiralty, addrelfed to John Teed and William Hale Symons. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at Burrow's, the London Inn, Foxhole Itreet, on Friday the 3d of Apr I, 187, at ten, VOR EXPOR I'ATION or Home Confuinptlon 72 Scions of Bitter Almonds 272 Do). of Sweet ditto 43 Barrels, 9 Strom at d r Box of Gum 3 Bales of Puniegrarrare Peel a Do. of Worn Seed. Part of the Cargo of the Hunting, Adarnfon mater, detained on her V , ,yage from Mogadure to Amlterdam by his Majelly's Kip Atalanta., J. 0. Mafeficld, 1:1,1. Commander For viewing the fame, Catalcatias an:4 'Urther particulars, apply three day. , Wore the sale to the Commiftioners, or to JOHN TIED and Co. Merchants, Plymouth. Intmfdlately atter the fade of Goods, per Hoffnung, will be fold S( Hogfheads of Red Wine, part of the Cargo of the Dorothea Elizabeth, : - ;ttffenfon Matter —For particulars at, ply to John Teed and Cu. Alerchants, Nr, 14, Lower al ftrect, Ply ratuth. On '1 burfday, the 2d Day of April, 1807, at Ten o'Clock in the Fu; enoon at ynu's Hotel, Falmouth, C'E E Goocl Gal W lur, IRIS, J. TIIiDMAN, late Mall,r, taken on her Voyage frost Bourdeaux to Koningf• burg, by hi Majefty's Armed Ship, Harlequin, Lieutenant P. C. A:tilt-I:cher Commander, and condemned as lawful Prize to tie Ca;itors, now lying in the Port of Falmouth. and there to be deli vered. S!te is a itreng built G dant, fquare Stern, well found, and may he fent to Sea at a trifling l xpence. Dimenfions—Length. 8r Ftn-t 6 II dies—Breadth, 24 Feet 6 ItalieL—Depth, 7 Feet 9 Inches—Bigthen, 145 Tons. At the fame Time will be Sold, The Cargo of the laid Calliot, Ixta , alfo condemned to the Captors, andiftiog of -213 Fibtli. White French Wine 25 Bags Corks 26 Ditto Viiiegar 2 Calks Almonds r 5 Pieces Brandy 4 Bala ditto (to Shells) t Cafks Prunes 4 Calks Argon . 38 Boxes ditto i Ditto Cream of Tartar 13 Calks Molalres r Ditto Brimftone 7 Ditto Olive Oil 9 Ditto Olives 4 Ditto Turpentine 4 Kegs Anchovies 7 Ditto Oil Turpentine 5 Ditto Capers 19 Cakes Roin 4 Boxes Sweetmeats !After the Sale of the above, will be difpof.d of, The undermentioned Goods : t6O Hhds. White Wine i3n Bales Cork 16 Ditto Red Wine 7 Tierces Vinegar sz Pieces Brandy 2 Boxes Sweetmeats Hhd. Cogniac ditto Being part of th- Cargo of the Hanihurgh Brig Packet, con. deanic..l as lawful Priz. to his Majelty's :ship Altres, Captai:i James ninth V, and Goods may be viewed, Inventories had, and further Particulars lein•wn, by applying to M.rch 6, t 8.4. L. II :NGSTON, Falmouth. DBWON.-I.ARGE NAVY OAK TIMBLe. TO BE SOLD, in LOTS, (Numerically marked with White Paint) as under, ONE THOUtiAND FOUR HUNDRED and SIXTY:THRF.II Capital OAK TIMBER TR E:;.S, 70 ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops, and Bark. This Timber lies very compattly, is of rely large Dimenlions, and abounds with large Kners, Crooks, and Compars Pieces. It grows on the Manor of CANON TFIGN, in the Parl of CHRIST° W, four Miles from Chudleigh, ten from Ttignmonth Harbour, and fortn Miles from Water to convey it to Ttaguntouth. ON BARTON FARM. LOT 2. so OA Trees. 2. from co in too inclurive. • 3 too to 147 titto. 4 52 Elm Trees. 5 40 Alt Trees. 6 from 4o to 8s Aih Trees inclufive. 7 . 3 Ecech Trees. ON HYNER FARM. s 4 Oak Trees. • at Alk Trees. ON UNDERDOWN FARM. LOT I. 100 Oak-Trees. s. from zoo to 200 Ditto inehdive. 3. 200 to 3( 0 Ditto. 4. ••••-••• 300 to 360 Ditto. . 5. ••='' 360 to 420 Ditto. 6. . 19 Fltn and 29 Ails Trees. ON NETTON'S FARM. LOT z. so Oak Frees. from so to too Ditto inelufive. 3. -- 100 to tso Ditto. 4. --- 153 to 100 Ditto. 3 , aao to 250 Ditto. 6. 9 Mt Trees. ON IiIKCHEN WOOD. LOT t. In° Oak Tltc.t. 1 from 100 to 209 Vitt° inclufive. ON SWANELAY WOOD. LOT 1. toc Oak Trees. 2. from too to 200 Ditto ioclufive. 3. -- 100 to 300 Ditto. 4. 300 to 330 Ditto. 5. 3se to 413 Ditto. 6. .56 Ails Trees. For which purpofc a Survey wall be held at the Clifford's Arms Inn. Chudleigh, on rhurftlay the 26th March 'nitwit, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon precifely. - For vi e wing the Timber, apply to Mr. John Law, at the Manor Houle on the . .. , remifes, with whom printed particulars will be left. as they will alfa at all the principal Inns bathe Country. and futiht..r information may be had of Mr. Thomas Symondtt, of Sw.allowlicid, near New Readir3, Berkfhlre; or at the Office of Mars. Eats sod James, Sobel tun, beta. LOT z. 2. SALE BY AUCTION. A HANDSOME COUNTRY RF.SIOI.N: nA FARM, in Wi'cadre, with inimciliati. vorellinn. By Mr. Knight, at the King's Arms Inn, in M.-Ik th a n ' , wi lt , On Monday, the 13d of March, 1807, at Three lock in the At. trrnoon, THE following Valuable FREF.I-1(11.1) ES. TATES, witk LAND TAX Red... Lot I—.A neat and very commodkus VILLA, called Houk, the feat of Samuel Heathente, Eli) on the I. ridiin pike road, 9 miles from Bath, y from Devizes, and . irom Meth. iham ; competing a drawing-room, a ditiinet parlour, 2.1 by t 8 z two parlours, a by 16 ; eight Iles ring rooms, two light dreffing rooms, firvants' apartments, with every converient demeflit offices ; two coachlioufes, two 6-flallttl•flahlet, a neat green•honic. gardenind lawn. Alfo a Marron with all fuitable buildings Th e whole lUrrownied by a fulntniii It-ne The fr uaiinn being gently elevated, is citetnicil particidarl; healthy fupplied with good water, and commanding an istetttive view of a eddy fwd. liz.-41 country. Subject to an wfir-17.•iiiii, of 3Cs per ann. Lot 2—A corrpatt and truly deniable Dairy Farm. called Shaw Farm, a very thorn diltarce trent Lot t, including an excellent Farm Houle, and all neectiary out huildi:igs, with about ga acres of rick paiture land, well etichfed within a ring fence, and inn ne. diatcly againft the turnpike road 4110, Six bead Leazes in M iham Forret', fubjeet to a fee farm rent of tos per anti. Lot I—Four Enclofures of good t'allure Land adjoining Lot containing about 42 acres, winch with Lot 2, are in the occupatiol of Mr.lfa lc Dark, whole term expires at Lsdy-day nem Fur a view of the prettifies, apply at Shaw hill Houfe aforelalti, between the bouts of 11 and 4, where may be had I rioted panicu. lays ; as alto at the Place of Sale, the Inns in the neighbouring towns, at theAudtioneers, and at the office of Mr. W W. Salmon), Devizes. DOCTOR HOBSON's IMPERIAL Olt. _ . . _ _ WHAT Patient, who is (Offering under the dif trefTing pain of Chronic Rheumatif i rn, or the more acute anguifh of Gout, would nut, at any price, gladly purchf e a Re. m •tly to relieve his fufferings! No remedy has been fo effectual as Dr. Hodfon s Imperial Oil, in affording certain cafe, and alleviating pain in thefe diftreffing complaints in the (welling of the joints and itiffnefs of the tendons, the bad tired of old ft rains, rt ndercd worfe either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather. This tx • ccUent application reduces the (welling, and brings the tendons and rankles Co t and pliable; in one difeafe, the Rickets, the relaxed yielding condition of the bones is fo wonderfully changed by t h e regular ufe of the Imperidl Oil, that the hones, though diftorted,c e .. g tin rink natural hope and figure. In Paify, Numbnefs ctf tad Torpor of the Back or Spine, it proves a fovereign Realedy, uptnitstacing and reituring the energy of the Nerves. Sold whjlef.le ant retail at Mr. Butler's, No. a, Cliespfide,cor. ner of Paternotia row; Hazard and itinns, and Cruttwell,Batb Stains and 14 ni.b, Mancheiter ; Gregfous, Liverpool ; and molt bookkliers and medicine venders in every country town,iii bunks at I', 9d. each. ROBBhRDS's BALSAMIC LUX I it, or 4-0 UGH DkOPS, IS the Cala and molt imniediate Remedy ever yet . 1 - compounded for the Cure of Colds upon the Lungs, Afthma, Cough, and Confumptive Cafes; to 211 which. the Inhabitants of there Blends are more erpecially espied, by the moiltnefs of the Air, that con ftaotly tends towards Colds, and is ever accompanied by a trouble:fume and eventually dangerous Cough this if nut ra. moved, daily inereares in obilinacy, extending its bakful effects over the weak and tender frame, or wholly deitroying the func tions of the I.ungs in more robult Perfoos. The Ballamic Elixir (or Cough Llrops) of Mr. Robberds compounded to mixt chore evils to reftore the tone of the cha and its contents, and thereby difeharge that tendency to Confump dors and Afthma, ever found to lucceed Inch injury of the Lungs. In long at'ted and obftinate cafes, a few Bottles are neceffarY, but in all recent Coughs, the Elisir ad; inftantancoully, and re. Rorer e Patient to his former Health; leaving a doubt that his ilinefs proceeded rather from fancy than reality. A CAUTION.--Obrave the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap' fide, is engraved on a black Stamp, which is affixed to each Bottle, all others are counterfeits. Sold Who Hale and Retail by Appointment of Mr. Robber'le t Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's. No 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paw noft.r-ront, and Retail by ('lark, No. 269, Borough; Allcn , Nu. 76, Oxford ftrect ; Stratton, Leicetter fquarc ; and moft Country Bookfellers, In Bottles, at 21. 911 d6s each, CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. Extraet of a Letter from John Jackfon, Efq. 0" Cattle Carbery, County of Kildare, Ireland, to Dr. Solomon. DRAR SIR, Auguft r, Igor. I INFORM you with great pleafure that Mrs. J-Ick fon, my wife, was two years and a half completely bed edde , and not able, trout her great weaknefs, to cat, drink, or digest :my thing, till the was advifed by a friend to try your truly cele. brated Cordial Balm of Gilead, nine bottles of which has bad fo extraordinary and happy an effect, that the is now, though at the age of 03 years, able to walk out and exercife herfelf, being mot perfedlly recovered, to the furprife and ailonifhment of all her neighbours; in confideration of which, and in juttice to your n-e -dicine, you have my permillion to publifh the fame, fbould you think proper. I am, dear& Sir, your much obliged fervent, JOHN JACKSON. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is fold in bottles, price hall a.guinea each ; there are alto Family Bottles, price ;3s . containing e q u a l to four bottles at to.. 6d. by which the patient fares 9s. including alto tteltuty ; the Stamp of which bears the proprietor's name and addrefo in the engraving," Sami. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony; and this privilege, of a particular fet of plates for his damps, has been granted to Dr. SOLOMON, by favour of his Majelty's Honourable Commilfionm of Stamp Duties, purpoftly to lecure the public againft counter feits.—Nore elle are genuine. May be had of Dr. Solomon, Liverpool; and of all relpeciabk Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. HEALTH. -- T" IT has been too tregnently the lobjea of fnli and general reprobation, thet men deltitute of the iknieuts of the medical art have offered therrifelvcs as candidates for public patronage in the profeffion of ph) fic. For the purpofe of doing jultice to the refult of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being nailed amongthofc empirics whole impudent pre tuitions have, unfortunately for fociety, been too favourably re edved, we beg leave to (ohmic to the liberal and enlightened a faithful ltatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having recoived a regular medical educatian as the pupils of Metfrs. Grin dal ana Blizard, whole icdurcs and practice we carefully atten ded, a. proteffors and furneons of the London Hofpiral, we entered ourfelves as itudencs in that jultly celebrated fenced for medical acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were infirm red in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of Phylic, Cbemittry, Midwifery. Botany, &c. &c. by thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Unnean and Rutherford. We trult we Iball not he deemed pre fumptuous in laying that our proficiency and acquirements meat inconfiderable Having for a long feries of years made vented complaints, and the various difeafes of DEBILITY, the particular object of onr ftudies and practice, It will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment and care. In flight and recent cafes of infedion, a perfet cftabliflanent is completed in the fhort period of two days; and, in thole. of the utmoft inveteracy, where other praditioners have tailed of loads, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatments enfures to the patient a life and radical cure. Amidft the melancholy variety of difordcrs which are the AA, of a habit long and molt unhappily ptorfued by the youth of both Styes, there are none more alarming or more diftreffing than theft deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or embitter the matrintofial Rate. To fuel; perfona it mud be a confnling re. Bedion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mods of treatment, be reftored to that greatcit of all human blefEngs, a :tiling. manly, and vigorous coliftitution. In all cafes of debility, from whatever eaufe arifing, as well as in every fpecies of we r al infedtion, we may be confalted by patients of either fez with the grcateit fecrecy and honour. Hours of confultation at bona from ten to three, and from fix in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are requefted to Rate the particular• of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, See. Ste. inelofing s remittance fur advice and no!clicince, when the fame will be given or fent to any part of the kiNgdorn. To enfure that ferret yfo ef fent,al to our undertaking, the portage of leaers may be added to the ate unt for nietlicinvs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, Iderv,nrber 26. 1806. No. 107. Hatton Garden. 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