Star. — London, England, 1807-01-15 00:00:00

~•;' . . OLD Blitt r. _. Yeller fay the &Mobs e: , nureneed . it 'di Cliel oilev, lof re the Riff t Hon. the' l e oas btiiroa, Chief Baron iti•DoNat to, Mr. Jullir Levtakacit, Mt, I,ollreck4A al sae. the RCM , der, , s c,* itheu eleven pi - loners were etied, feven of w hnoolre I kerpiiidly coociaed, viz. Ca/herby Miami', for noel :ng a minuet kit (bil ling, ar.d having bcfote been convitted of at like of. fence. Richard C fige, for a highway robbery on Ben . jamin Shepherd, and taking from him nos. 6d. his prverty. 7 , FrediriskSmith was tried on a capital indiatiett for tkconfpfrary to cheat J. BAltlett, and for felniii-ufly 'ffot. lingifloio his pertnn vatkus. bank of England votes anthuntiog 10 neatly 6001. in Peter - firee l , near 4,1w-tqpiie, idiuly lA. trove the eticlecce in tl.ic- cafe it appeared that the Pin,fecurnr, Mr. Bartlett, in conkquence of crime ft . osi4 'di(pute, hedtsceo feu fitote time feparated from hi, twili t . who (valued -his bonte, and-went dr,wn to Rams ate, where The reflded, and from whence the refa(etipaemp, nova ithtlaading the repeated foil Ovum'', of her holhand ; that pending 014 difagree meat, the prifoner was introduced as a military gen tleman 10 the profecutor by an attorney, named Davi ,and-aid he knew the . prnfecutor4 wife a' If4rp gate, and was intimate i i the houfe where • fits jived.' On hearing the profectitor's Tory, he. alvsfed hinkteieodeavour to obtain a ItChakiligtioa w,trk hia'.,._,iria.pore erpecially as he had heard that t itarfeialli. were about to take our a Ratite d of 414;1it . -04fu'll him. and hacribborned !serious to sip, %pp..* for this PPIIIIIe ; by which means • 14ams d. e deprived of tome (united pi °petty he ..tp *. :lust name in the three 'per cents. He llleiTl're. itklll td him to fell:_ott. and convert his f anfir.d - pre g r a iatO money.whercby he might ft- W! e 'be c . , .A64 he ofte:red to accompany him to Rini ii :tie, and heCome a Mediator between him and Ms Tile 4 to, this 'the gtofecator acceded. He . employed Mr,...4tr0e11, a flack broker, to dif pole of . iris funded plopert , and the protect/3ot received for It It llltteeit, 1 4 0 1. T. iitailing.knuri of bolder° ant' i co. 44.'eq91.75. 6 .. the amount of:whieb was paid toliiii in pretence of the prifoner, in ...Vol. Bank to land•tse, and wile* IlOtes.for letter (albs. The profecutor ken (et out With the prifoner for Ramf gate, upon the ban* of, s 'i reconciliation with his wife i but the pritattet.eit,hst q4ect, or Pretended 'to bite failed, in his eode,,,tionis to perforate the lady and he with ilie:pebfecator again retarned to town. • All tlis time the travelling cipenees Were defiayed by the latofeettaor, sod on their areuval ;a town d.e prifoner a4irtf . ett the profecutor to take ..swky his fono.vho wa-, **eat favnarite with his other, from the hoofebf a ftt-W atl:itfin49, where, i e lad was, and as a .ND-. thesinclucemoot.for his y to !wimp that bolhbold threaten to take *awn* This boy 'to Attetica: unlets The contented to a retociliatioo. They called tone- Hier a Fulham fpr.thepprpote, but the friend where the 1 waiiiing riot!' hoini,they returned for the _ pr to towro;without tin . ..liking . the child, and cane to the 'Welch Alit's,. in Peter -greet, 'Sohp.— The in Water. on this la eicutfion, 'u' well. as .66 . that to gamfgate, continually endeavoured to in: duce the profecutor to drink tb exctfe. On their *filial* Peter-Meet he called for come I) . .todY, and endeavoured to ' per luade the Prtifecutor to-'drink. bpt the latter declined, (aid he had drank enough al. ready, was *fatigued, and v filled to go to bed: Pahet they fat frame time, he tot k his pocket bock frotkhis breeches p: evict to pay for the brandy, but the pri 4l toner told him 4 h.e need not (catch there, for there was' netliog in that." 'lli fearched the pocket book, pfrceived that all ills tykes were gone, andhe haute dtately chat ged the ptitoney with havtng taken them. n'e prifoner fluted up . in apparent rage,. cleat: bed .14s, OR, called the procreator a" raked; laid if he hid not ceolislered him as a t tiend, he would knock him down foe dada* tocla'arge him 'with Inch an inside.' tation,andha immediatefy left the tooth io cdociptrof with Come other perfons via *bb* belted been . pre: vioyfly converting. The landlord of thelifelth Harp proved that he Tarr the pOcket bank in the bands of the prifoner, la his tonal, Mott befraeithe protecu. tor dilcoveted his lofs. and flaw him' fitting Clore to the proCecutrar.:, On the for Alpe - a dilappearance, the o prefecotor gave irdotmatrooataKepclice Offices, and a ftrieenquarar was fat on fool: Ile nambers,of the notes paid it Wile.' Baddel . o*a • for the 6r,"ot. check were obtained, and through dilt Means it was dirt covered that the 3001. note bird beta -paid into the banking houfe of Haywo , cl add Co. at Matieheßer, by a perlon who give:in his name- as Mr. St. , John, but that in the entitle of a few hones the amount war drawn nut bylenal drafts, all but at bitting balance. This fact was difecvered through the aflivity and vi gilance. of Mr.' Hanlon, an ;attorney, who was eara played by the profientcr, and who not only traced the deprfit in the name of St, John, be. foond that the pertnal detcription of the gentleman fo called anfwered precifeiy to that of Smith the prifoner.— The latter, forrs time afterwards, returned to-town, and having written to the bogie of Haywood and Co: at Manchelter, for a remittance of the balance in his favour, he 'received an anfwer, referting . him to Mr,. Hanlon, as their agent, who was authortzedto fe;tle the buf i nefs. He called accordingly at Mr. Hanlon's,. op the 3 ta of Oas'ber, to receive the balance doe to him at bleffts. Haywood's. Mr. Hanfitn adkad him if he was not the gentleman who made the depofit in the tame of St. John ? He anfwered in the affirma tive. Mr- Hanlon requefted him to write an autho rity for him to receive of Melt s. Haywood the amour.t of his demand; and he would pay him. The prifoner took up a pen for the purpofe, amid after fame little hefitation laid he did not know the form, but ticked Mr. Hanfito to write, and he would figte it. This was accordingly done ; and- Mr. Hinton, on taking the order down Rairs, found• the band writing, in the name of St. Jahn, ezaaly to cortef pond watt the range name in teveral of the drafts on the hour; of Merlins. Haywood, then in his pi 40Iva, and. Who his perfonal &lc, iption with that of Smith ; be immediately fent his clerk for a police officer, and Ttrukned up Waits, on a pretence of . I,ift,till e to his bankers, to (Apia the prifoner. The orgootal.hole ever, became *cry impatient ; • fail le could ace gay, ttb there was k title' Judi waitiag - for bilk its. a carriage ; but reonelled Me: Renton to: feud the • money to his inn. The pokciotficet feign, unitredpsesd he was taken tato cultody., brought debt** OWE; • in. I , ~. ~r ~-, . -- 'I- I , . P ."1"------- T -91!- • [liras a *bite tit d•pglitt maik, a ritiki 'tole mittlithat, dthenceamp and much fpattered with couott y• they proceeds to Fordham's lodstost, near pitinui GI cen, where''Trott found him ens she bed ;with his coat and awes uff. They t.4d hist ciseirbstroefs, and on fearching his ;rat pocket found a ?octet piflol; and in a bag in the room they found a (Lai great coat, very damp, and much danbeal oith country mud; alto a pair of bullet moulds, a key for urn 'fcrewirg the pocket ptittl, and the cloth piflol cafe. They handcuffed trim, and on coming to the flairs with him, hellutrienly flung hinsfelf down two flights and endeavoured to . dee pe, - but was recta red. kr bens, •an approver in thit reale, they. law aceideorally is • Whitechapel—he attempted to efcape round a coach from them, and flur.g from him a rocket hot le, a hick they ; jetted uros aid faun.' in. it forr.e duplicates of articles pawned. wiich proved u) he ' part of the .p:operly liken from. Mr. Spencer's: and in his breeches petite they . frund a pooket Of . tot, which, mitia.-..itt: ehath cafe toonsl in his cost . pocket, ptecifeiy : itetchart- the piaci and ca l ls found upon Forelharn. Upon Bridges they (mend lino! Auplizates for more cf the sondes plondered, And also the identical hat of which youngSpencee vcassohbed. They were all oil.. is before the Magiliratee. Roberts propofed to.oun Krog's evidence agtioll his accom• plied, and Cave his own hie; and lie, was the lall wit trefs now esaminedior the p•ofectitiog. He fwore be,. sett iii.all qs. of W I ; gang.l,torpsto himfelf,` Abe font' Fatironeris and another -sated William Bar. din, nut *op._ 'roar c.f them op ltwa, r Getnqon of the tilth of .l)ocaoher, at tile • o 'Wheel, i• near Whitt iher.); and cor.ceried the eol)be L f o! Mr. Spencer. One ,41 ihero, &Ries; WA, a flrainger to hiM ; and Fordhara and Harvey, *ho hired near • Mr. Spencer's, firli fieggeflid the zobtrogyi filing, he had a great deal of money; and *de to meet tbent 'at the place, which they did. It waingried, that Fordhana %coshd knock et .he done, and when it was opened, he and the other frifoners were eri rut on, while Harvey and Rote tt Were to rem* as•fenti nels on the outride; and sire the slants if err people approached. When the tent& began, and the ,neigh bourhood was alarmed, They both ran away, fuppo-1 fins the tell ureic following them. I'his witnefs fultained a long moll-examination z ikon) Mr. ALUM arid Mr. KNAOI`. Me faidtte had 'the, pifiol that was fousid upon him from For dham t ito whom he paid for it 'raw. 6d. being 'half What ' Yordham faid the pile had•cpfl him,. ••+' The prifoners Foram. HAtettt, and Hartford, Idenied, ire the nsoll totem° manner, all enacvn in the fall, as did Bridget Pt fiAt I lout.bcofte! wards laid, that he was (educed by gphtto4 to so, on ,the 'party along with two other men, not. yet taken; but - that none of the otheoptiforters weroot ail,prefent. ' Harvey. wit the putt Prif9sx wlter Oduced .any wiener, and he prodsced t Sawyer Wl4O :ivila r h;s on. cle, withti4 ants and.fome others of the'..,-(aniily, to prove an efiliiOn the day ; they all rwore be was se the uncle's Doti or in his 4ompani,,the whole day of the robhryattm„ eleven m Ale Mut-Mos. to the fame htur et rught, and uudeoncok a eery acute cid: ekittliintglon," hi Me, Cu ei ice, " It appeared, howevtri• the fillimoity for the l'Vgboer - met no credit. Mr. Jultkettsweeste funitned his the'ectidence with great perfpithity and' the dry fe.tind all the Prifsmers Guilty-roil/Mi. •• . - ' : ' ' Perhaps an intiatte of 'hartteseel and andacious depravity, at fingillar as ants recorded in the annals of Newgate Occurred in tht "eoerefecit this trials; M ich hilted above nine hood. One ofrthe peifoners ( Hart- ; ford), though in the awful predicament of tOal fur his life, and in the f,,nin pretence eel a court that contemplated with pity and folicitude his recto-ion: fittottion, yet apreared,fii influenced hy the prop:a fides of his caLing, that be atilt:4lly picked a hand kerchief from the pocket of the Tor tyke., who always attends in the dreg to mibiller for the conreuirncc and accommodation of the pritoners on trial ; aod it was not without foo - re difficulty that Mr Newman, the Head Jailor, who detected the theft, 'could induce him to restore the handketchiet. . Three were convicted of felon;, viz. Martin Aldridge, for sealing 3olbo of feat!, the property of our Sovereign Lord the King ; J. Lem• mun, for (kiting 2 parcels, ; containing brafs potties, &c. the. property of Melfrs. Koight ; and J. Ingram, for Adding twenty' one pieces of iron, the property I of G. Holey. • _ . trate, aw.tidentified im. al t o by Oak Ire m the trout, 141 Haywood, a. the per fon Art • deesofroist he soot. nom (here, in the ram of S. John; on fleapit of Anglin Llll.l wilith note was Pot-ectiby a ciffrk from the hnufe »f Bolder° to have been the famedrat eras paid to th e profeentor on the 7th of July, as part 'of thefstol. and ctn-e -quertly pats f tie Turn In his pocket bcok at the thie lie was rubbed . It info arpeared froth the pro ketones evidence, that be callid on the pt ironer (Ince he was taken into culindy, and anted him how much of Itis money be had remainingnripent ?..—to which the tr if Der anfwcred, he lied 2tBl, which he would taunt to him if he Would drop the profecution, but wouldiget -nothing if he petrified. . The ;Rif:totes defence vas an inter decisl of the, charge, and a pofitive declaration that the p: ioripal witocfk_We respetjui ed, and par nodal ly the clerk of beergs, Haywood., and Mr: H..rfnn ; he laid !..4 had told' the latter gentleman, that lie isas act the; perfon calling himfelf St. John:: but that tbe . Perlin"- fa Riled was then ab rig ?Rees! e ladg ip the coach, that waited for him, andtbat if he would come to the coach, he would find that' peofon,gint have an opportunity of fin. that he Ind only figned the name of St. John bit that petfou'a pesmiffi,u and requek • The Jodge,, in his addrefs to the Jury, °bre' red. that bet to they coati capitally cunvia the prifoner they mull b: fatisfied that he fit le the money privily from the perfon, or in a dwelling boufe. - The evidence furnithed a proof of a deep conspiracy to deprive the ptorecutor of his property. The prifoner had been constantly with tie profecutor, prevailing on him to get into a nate of inebriation, and confequently be cattle an eafy prey to his artful defigns. The Jury, without heft atinn pronounced the pi iftuer Guilty-0 Death. ' •' ' The prifoner was a drilling tall young fellow, abouti 29, falbionably attired, and of gentlemanly addrefs w manner, and appee.rance. He made his defence with gr.t.: Ermi.efr,•recnlleftion, and propriety, of ditlion ; hut, at the fame time, with vet y indignant teelingt, towards the profecutors. Buscsey. r.ooßicbard earfrtl, lPiLSaq "riti • robe Fordhater, and lobo Hartvy, were capitally tit ditfted for burglatiouny and forcibly enfeting the' doelling boat 'of John Spencer, at PonditocEnd, hi theatight time, on the tB - .1) of December lag. • The circumflances, as dated is evidence, were as foUotio r o-akt nearly eight o'clock, on the night natal, in the indiettent, a fmart ktrocking;was heard'at the root door of Mr, Spencer's honk. - He to a farmer, refident at Ponder's End, in Enfield parifh. The door was itnntediately opened by Sarah Taylor. When two men wilted in w kit their faces s tnalleed or difetnifed with black ; the could not (wear mire po fitiVely to any of the Frifonert than that the pet fon who tufh:d ' upon her fill, and tut a ptllol to her bead, was a tall Rout man, anfereting iie appear ance of Fordham. There was another man imme diately at his • bark, cf whom the had no dinind view. Her young mailer, Mr. James spencer, tan from the kitchen to her affillance. The man inlets dirtily tweed the Ono! frOm • her lace to his, aad threatened to hi,w tat his brains. 'She tok.k :his opt; portunity of running into the back parlour, ercaping i one of he window Greeds, pailiogs, and running t a neighbouring ale !mule ter Rive the Amin. In the mean timer,the min with tie pidoliltmanded yorng Spoparrs snitch and /coney. 'Mr. Spencer fd;d be wore,na touch, but requited he might not be peatelk isatilisa. would }.eve all ,the meaty he 1)0, 1 w.lrich was only a (billing and lizpenee. The robber diffatisfiecl with this. laid - he wnuld blow:hit brains, ont if he did nor give more. Mr. Spencer now Of. covered that others had got into the houfe i fope theca had got intp the kitchen, where his father was, and foie into the, parlour where his mother was.— fnrced hiss sod Ina snothekinto the kitchep ; they dcananded of the father to giv.e . up his ;aunty, with methices deftrudiost. .fife begged for V:orcre and gave ; them -flee keys 4, Ws burets where all his ;aunty, was. laliead of tiring to the b.uteath die fir[ men who. came in, trod who teemed in perfon very like Fogilharm, fent the rather three up dais to plata der, while he hirnhtif remained-at the kitchen dooe, eentinel over she family, with a pinol its his hand * thenetimes in the door-way, and foments,* ,in the kitchen, threatening to (boot the fill perfon that Cued- .'life who were up Rails fent down for two. keys of Tome oarticnlat drawers. which old Mr. Spero, cea reeprenect hie- Wile tO gime i and while fife was doing, your Spencer took Conine. rifled again* the equine', (truck hini in the face ' , and paired hi* , onwards, and out at the front door, the robber run z :, ning After, and fizappingkii pilkollt; him. Mr. Spetr. ccr was flopped outfit!, the door by one of the neigh- Irturs, who had been alarmed, and took him for one of the robbers endeav luring to efcape. In the c:cets time the old man milted upon the robber who canny fur the keys, gor him down, and run tflwaJds the front door, in the hope of efcaping ; but found it jammed up by three of the gang, who would-not let him pars, but tlereatened to moot him. The two who were above took the alarth, and ran down stairs with what booty they had got, which cOnfilled of a great coat. a watch, andaTurfe with thmelittle motley be lOnging tai the maid florvant, andthe inhale made their efeape; leaving behind tbetn au iron band ctlow, fuch as houfe breakers ore, and ati old bat with an oilficiti covering. The younger (Mr. fencer was robbed nf his hat, which was knockeatiffin th 2 fcalte. William Ices, a barge owner, who was at the next ale houfe, on receiving the alarm came to give aid,• and he feized the robber who was pilfering young Spencer with the pifiol, but finding that 01161 turned againn his own head, andno perfon near to elfin him, he way ' obliged to let the man go; he could not (wear to him, hut raid Iris perfon eras very like that of Ford, , ham. In faft, none of the witnefie* hitherto Isemined eoutd (wear pofitively In any of the prifoners, except !Bridgel, whom young Spencer and his mother bog identified ; he ores a remarkable man, had . beeti fano.. ' wore a blue jacket ant trowfers, hid MI nc whiers (now &avert), aid only one band - : Information of t! e robbery was given next men ittg at Hatton Garden Office, and. two I the Polite Officer', Trott and Chapman. in confionence of (onto intireatiels received by the fixates, prosee•led to the Blue Boar, in Whitechapel, where they found Ha 4 [ford, ono of the gang, in cookfmay - , with. Bridles— ,itomb thence. to, Cook'e Ikon s is Heekney. nuts ',them the, 6).nt Horkeva whO art lira. dried. his nuke I, liPhOd. rt Milt 024.1104 A Ote , ieedi op.. On (arching, his room there, they found a bag, *labials' • SURSET StE,SiONS. JANUAlltit p 4. The prifonerslsaving been arraigned (among Whom was the celebrated Ws. Leorgiane Conifer, alias Bii" risisien, fur s felony ;)--- Sionard, an old man tram Alder(hot. near Fart,ham, was tried va a charge of fkaling two 4scks, containing barley and tioaior t — A. thong chain of circumaantial evidence was pro duced. and the prkperty found in his bed room was identified As the property of tl.e profecutor,—Ver die, Grillo , offleak one fail. ' i4e raid he was furry. fetten yeas of age, and had three children, and %say, th,erefore. recommended to mercy.—Sentenced tab.: 4119610=cl for three months bard Ltbour. • • It Letter, latelT received from Linenlnthire, de filtrvesfotne altergina.—.r , I have the pleaforre to in ' husat,you that my face is much beim., though &ill bat, indifferent ; beg you will 140 Inca large bottle.. A tie vipg been übjige,l, to pnrehafe fome which 1 sot 'convinced ale cot tours. treat to one of your agents be had not any. in r,ite. hoof*, hut purchafed,•,hem. where in the tq11,4 for; me. I halm lent a fm.411 quart,.l iity Wnd the parer of dieeftiene„, in order that yon art. 4 difeoVer. the : imprfitiou, (for (rich I mull think it) as the ctreasisrtio very dl croon. " In.rhae cafes, whom SeitAttaei Poem 4..irriNcnit qv Tic Denis are given with faccefs. asin.Scurvy, Grit„ R,l)erroortiftn, SCt,pbllla s trUptilre C.Akh. Mivettis and Bilit,as Complaint", the negejttli nfigne r A rj * agair,g aii in. jtvisos latizitijse is INlsTitni.s.; Meier*. with >< little atteatioth,ht the. ((Mowing the. genoine.me.ii tine will be diiiingughed from cpunterfeit6. Obfsrve.that the words '• by the King's Ps ent," are expreffeci aileilith on the bAtle,iti the bill' of direc tintii, and (suing/ wrapper ; alto the' Ramp. The king's duty) is printed in black initead of red ink. Sold at the birpsnlbry, No. I . 7,S , ,lmilipisret, Lon- , • V!, , , .0 • • . 4 , '•!lAtIt•; , ‘ 3%*4 NA1k. ,144 - • don in Males of e 4. ifd. I OS: and V.1. 7 2 - I:4toin- cluded ; CompoundZifeeles. It. MG% ATTM))7I. 3 OK 1 fib: . =ir ;01 .1 v , , • .[ATMS. 00 daltdaY, is &VeilVire Place, the i.a4 of T1 1 01"a 13 • • * trier, Efn. of a fen. tholaitattraidie, aWm hank In -04areary- late, tht LA ? 0 r Sm on jeig.p,R.4 k daughter. Santa* at w. of daughter. ?be yof Capt. C. 'aye of the Ronal Nary, of a &settee. At the Glthe Hoak. "raciaragu,;l4 lay of the F.et. Thomas Carta. of a fen. • lintaday loft, the Lady of Brigadier Geelrai the Nett. Alm a . deirtiva, of a kn. Tneirday fennight, the Lady of the R. r. James Way. of Them e , Os: of a daughter. A few days lam the Lady of Thomas Arkistrnn,•Efg;ggli Lange, ow Salilbury, of a dr.ughter, r • -- DlrF n. On the lath inlbnt. Louis Dalai, 1 f q late Ws PrufGan Maki. tylt Cr sofelior of Legation. At her haute in Oco-ge-fquare, C.Lir.:(.w, on the sstb . e k. Stirling, rad of the late Wiliam St irtlog, Eft-. tr cra w % At *Ruby. tile of Sky. on the t Ith oft Mrs: Taenitisik)lll:, 4e4ratd, vri'c of Adjutant John Macdot a d of the Navhena S itu . lion Sky trohr.teees. , On the i 311* Mita*. at Built Hill, Untoatine-Strtikkikii4 %the 740 year '3,l* • • . 1 • . On the 15th ta at Penzance, the Istra•3t IVO irrai,,Ast fiatrifir Mood Liam: Royal Navy. • • '3, - • On the sth ititlant, aged 70, Mr.. . 111.,rk 4`t . . . Pownal, of Uverton Node, Bedfordhir.• .; r, r;. , • Ontehrhtmas day, In the dad year of !.i:.•agstVVlA: watt% afty four yeara Vicar of Llatulerito.; 1.1 Cis martheathire. Pr at On the,l4l fidget. at Weytnalth. . 114 rs• Pelimetle44ll . olojol4 Palmer, Erg. M. P. for . Batt. . . I ' • • Ft It COUGHS, HOARbEHUSCP, Ate. . .• IkA R. GREENOUGH's LOZLNGES of intar i LYi. vadrith marain all the fafteuitig and be.lirs tutors of At. c-Jebrated BALSAM Of 'l'Ol.U, and arc the pleafintelVard drat ,ffeelual remedy. a ;11.• laud ii ..11 Coughs Hasrfisuflis lona Throats. and Dentitions :n rhe Lurgs. healing the Rawer& : al S..n.nets of the Breaft, aid lfordirg gnat tdt in Shornrca Breath. god in Alliun.itie ant ennftotryt44 COnntlaintil INT do tur: day toe amuck but rather CfCIIC an ate . the - ! • But 31 The gnat benefit to be derived frog thiln ran * only be k. 0.4.1 fry tangle* titan thanurine. the public P l ll.lttgurard.to ob.. • ferrestln4 R. HAYWAItP. NO. SJ, Ltl i gate Hill, Is printed cat the &miry.. as all others are Cdaterreits: " Tiefe'Lusenges ars prepared amt. &CC by.R. Hoylrard (hrade far to T. Grirenough (be Itiverttor ) No. to, Ludrte ; and foil by P. N. wiwry and Son, No. as. st. Paul's Chirefiryard Bu'lkT and Blew, Coakfpur-Rost; Bacon gad Cat Dia. LEO. Orford* greet; nd Wm. Clark, : Fp. : a 62, aoropgls , ,PAles . TO MY CORRIWPOIk rHg extended Reptitatinn, utt.kit tins the fir% L °ilea of my an Mine I" the istaltaioht of NtEltii-itf , ..Al. COMpLAINT..I and Mani' Y. hoeing invaded to mervarlotar Correfpondents in th. United K 1 gdont of Great Brifldn.".indfr . ow• different part's of Before and t* et Ica, I beg to oddlrehillop4ll6 r.gnicf to Otch etwrelkoondent - • The occupation of my ...le in anfwering letters trim itirrke, grudge not rcanuner.t!..n , made it n. celfary for its, Mint tittle to obi'-roe, that no irtlcrs conic be noticed wilds a Bait-note yaw Inclard. t again repeat the information, that no letters without Inelidithe can be airwave); srolefa from Patients aliadyander my care. .o.pd-1 beg toluggalt, that)estent from the Mrell Indies, or 4.nm any Foreign country, muft contain not only a complete *tier/W.4a the cafe. -tit sooty liberal tam, reliant to domem tett for. ehp tigtc in. fi.odying and witing folk as the complaint,. and for the preparation of a roe delible entitle of medicine by a London ebeenift, If filch fhqstkilte regulate. WlTitho.dflance•tiws not admit frequem of etWitfpondence r , it 11 allo dt eyed, that the age, tilt' manoce of living, and general hollow. as welt as may Pretrial* 'AM eia marbly be deka/ta r /4 oat particularly. freified. • • Letters require nb other direhleitt thin the Chtiffian and Surma' roof."' M•sirtist 'free. Pie 4 helisdnite" Wattle the Wolf of either f..; Doty have Ike fun& aifurance of (emu. the of of Utter,• es accompanied by fe need nix hepqd'at - tbn 064 will aftet• r tuck ha charged to dot yozokor... • I..re -! VART I • I: E. • Member' of the ftcyirecik "of threcons In .Lop Aratadlt-Ilreet, Oa. a% 184 ; •••. . • ' :TOR rink/FR/AL AND SCORDUI'IC COVPT.AINTS. •7, D R. FR EEMAN's GU l'rti SALUTARISI o is by farihe moil fife and dife&tasl geniedj e wer yet difcovcra cd for the Cure of that dangerous Dit ak. Parkas unhappily af- Sided with wrest Caruplicioce Mall its Rages, and seder las va ricwe VpCilangt S. wdlhnd a freure and prefent relief.. by taking their molt invaluable Drops : which. for their excellency during Jo Teens lime - 1440in the mod populous part of Loudon, air. Hatton. Gardens have taco tanned Gotta Saluted. The kesocy with which qua grodoog fq aided find it needful to corral thckfullur ings, may be lately employed while ufing theft Drape; fiasco they rend e r drifinoment unnyeellary t as. well as all unduous oar merest dal preparation., or any firgical operation whatever. Ey appointment of err Fr , amen, they are fibl wholifidi end na tal!, by R. Butler, 4o 4 Clu'alofide. Cornet if ParernoOM lOW g Helm and Gibbs. P,r , tfitiou h: Welton and Roberts, Portfea ; Roberts, Hartilrg send Joinfon, Goffort; Wilk, Pittman, and Ro gers, Plymouth ; Roche, Phi:ph. Hood std. Hayden, and l‘ork ; Daum, Palmooth; Neale, mod Mitchel/. Dover; Sharp and I.org. Deal; Coleman and Jarub, Sheenier.; Wkhtrldgr, Chatham; Warren, and Eurgefa and Ralph, Margate; Thompfost, Yarmouth ; Peck. Wolf; Wnlltinhohne, York ; Macdonald, Glafgew ; Browning. Paifley ; Baxter and Smith, Edinburgh Heaton, Leal ; Wood, Wake& id ; Lathlairy. Liverpool ;.Stains and Vaughan,l l 4-anchetr ; Williams erd 1 roman, Reeser 3 OA lino, Salifbury : Barry and bleeppard. Drifted ; Hazard and Hun g ' Barb ; itcverifon Norwich ; Hodfon, Cambridge ! robot. Brighton; loud. s idaidftone; Burliest. Nottingham; Dielery,, Derby ; Wood, and Nott ax.l Lloyd, Biltningbani; Ord &di Moe didneVenden, in bottles at ar. yd. each, with ample diesetintlea • • • RENOVATED HEALTH. - • • A haibeett too frequently the fubjea of jnft Ana general reprobation), that men &Binge of the dements of the medial art have °dared dinette-Ives as I crindidatin for foible' Playgoer is the prokifion phyfie. for the puerto of doing • justice to the refult of our Rondo and experience, and tar revolt ; us from being cuffed among thole emptrics whole kapok,* pre. to neon have, defer unately for forlety, bons too favourably re ceived. we kg kiwi to fiablit to the liberal and onfigimened au faithful ftiteonnt of our.purfuito and acquirements. After hourieg received a regular medical et/acacias as the mike Meers.Oriso tidand slink kaures and pra..tice we canton , / mew 'oh& so hosfelliors and forge ons of the it.oadart Hofpital, w e mem& ourfehes as Students lo that joftiy cel-bratcd feboal for.oacelicals acquirement, rte Royal Coflege of Edinburgh, and were halm rid in the dififerein branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory-aril pnititire• of Phyile. Chroofftry. btalonfory. Botany, Bindle. hg tkok noigsnt Praetor'''. Drs. Monro e Gregory. Black, if s., • Duncan and Rutherford. We trult we 'll not be decay& re futomtuour in fay big Mat pue,peoileleurraaarquireasents stet.* , iseonfitterable• Hawing fbr a long kik, airier Snide et oer. nt complaints. and the va loos dikaks of DEBILITY, dot pact'arks• ot4 at one •Itutlier and Foam, twit!, or fir" be, •itlor.:.' that we hare acquired gale arias. tools ir.fr at their treat ore :L and , cure.- Is flight end- rebent ari.s of !ARAMs, a w. 4.!• Karr eftablifliman is completed in the newt pre a d &tits etir , -;• iq thole of the tomoft inveteracy, %here other gradtirloto-r, 't ea. failed of fixed's. a ptopct gcrfeverancr in our &A t e( tx,a:**lk enfure. to the patient &Cafe awl radical ( * .are. Anthill the melancholy variety. of &Warden which toe of a ttpbft long and molt unhappily purfue.l by the y..uzlt 1.0. h• Sixes, there are none more; alarming or more diftreffing delltienciel and debiliti-s which, freirteutly present or etnaitt , r the matrimonial Rate. foch periods k roar be s tionlibllng re ftmtlitto to know this ikyrnay now, by a amend hdlalliblamtiee ob treatment, he reitamd to Oar gmatell of isi hamontiefilisr. ftroog. matolyourollOrrour cenititutatn. In-all eahsot , dettllito.' from vitafelt.or car" soifing, as well as lo every kinks. • I. vene real Infilltion. we maybe confoilted by modems of titter for wilt' the grerett fecrecy and honour. Hours of cionfultation at home' ' from ten to throe, sod . frail) he the evening MUG actright. Patients iu the country are: requelted to antadso partieviarsoe their cafe, age, and wrest habit of living, don ire. Incledrts a' remittance foe advice and:medicine% when Mafioso wililiegiven• tor !Corte any pat of die-kingdom. To *afore that feereeft Co oh fential to our undertaking, die pottage of.lhnrvo may he addte:.' rho mentintfor nahlielmos. CPR Rlicand tAL Sal --- November Oh. iSch. a Nt'' ,l4 l6. Atka' UltatiON:. • .4•141441111sal , •NAOMI; amt. (d • , terituspAkos. . at As thhaltalArimma ei tree*. Putadoiri ire alikftra4katitts...Ftofl6stalr' g:~.lt ~"a:c ~~~~ • • , „ ~;% • r -~; ". '4?.; I . I 7