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--......melogegeftSlMMlMlr a t *. " l " l f 'THE LATT 373.317,R OF nitSMORE. a t 7HE COMAT. : a ..........=r t —..........,.. ' ..."? ( f, The statement of the dee ca of this venerable Pre- , , - TO TH4 EDI FOR OF THE .STAR. late, which appearedia some of the 'pepers t ot Tuesday, SIR—NAV Aig continued to observe the Comet with as ail extract from l-eland, we have now the melen oarieus instruments on every favourable occasion since 1 chitty task of confirm:og.. Dr. NKr, the late Bishop the first (la.' ot September, I selected ham upwards of of Dmmore, who was a descendaut of the illustrious ! thirty observations, five which ct'uld be ceinfided in house of „Percy so dettinguisned in the annals of Eng as very nee, ly accurate. The days ot the observations lend, was a Doctor in "Civil Law, and the , oldest were, the Ist. Pith, 15:h, 23d, and 30th September, . Bishop on the Irish 13ench, having been consecrated Front these five, reduced to longitudes and latitudes, in 1752. He was not less eminent for profound eru. • it was c-nceived that the elements id the orbit might clition, classic attgloments, tad extensive patronage be pretty c•erectly detet mined according to the cele e of literature, than for murficence csf disposition, orated formula in the Ay/ix:ire Celaie of La Pace. winstentatieus charity, fervent piety, inflexible hoe- The task ef observing continued frequently, through m grity, and mild and unaffected manners : and his de the greeter part of the night, as well as the labour of ;wore from the mortal state, though a removal from reducing and cemparme the observations, made me scenes of continued anxiety and care, is universally, gladly es Del myself of the co.;peretion of Mr. Cross, and we need not add sincerely, mourned, not only by my Mathematical Associate in the A ndersonien Insti- I those in his own dincese, but by every individual who union. It is to this gentleman's familiarity with the possessed the slightest knowledge of him, for, of him transcendental calculus, and eminent facility of cent , 1 the slightest knowledge was sufficient not rally to potation, that .I :am enabled at the interval of above 1 extract, but permanently to fix the admiratiop and a month after our first view of the Comet, te an - lesteem4 every one. In the higher circles of Dohlin,l flounce the elements of its orbit. being ascertained.—' it is reported that the Rev. PEI Elt I.laowNE, of Gal-1 Alt that the first five observations, howeveresceetrfite;l way, Dean of Ferns in Ireland, is the expected suc can possibly give, is the approximated values of the i cessee to the vacant See, a man whose pinky and, quantities. learning,. whose extensive influence, noble descent , I believe;however, - that the Illnwing numbers will ; and known political tenets, render at once a proper be found little removed trent the trotle and whatever l•r: tson to discharge so important, an office, and 4 Ineecuracy May exist will be corrected by-subsequent ; worthy successor of so venerated a character as the observations : .• , . ' l late Bishop. Perihelion dismnre, or nearest apernaching o$ the ~ Comet to the Suit, 91 million! - 7e4: xhouland 26a On Saturday se'nnight a most melancholy and tra miles ;. time o its pe , rilielinn passage, Sept: 9 : ' - gical ctrenmstance rice:tared in the neighbourhood of C e met's sl:stance from the earth, Sept. 15, 142 mi- : Wexford, at the fatal pass of the Scar, of barntosen, lions 500,000 Miles. r I whirls has so -often. and especially of late years, C' stet's distance from the Suh, on the 15th, 95 mil ! proved so very destructive to the liver of cur fellow lions 3 . 58,840 miles. creatures, and ceased the misery and ruin of their urn; ' ' Distarce of rime earth from the sun at that time, 95 happy families. At the very hour of noon day, in *Xylillions 505,932 miles. the sight of numbers assembled for the purpose of • Leng,,th of the tail 53 millions of miles. • passing over with their cars, &c. for turf ; (the fuel • M.ahe ot the comet retrograde, or its real motion of all this neighbourhood, and of nearly the whole 'from east to ye, being the reverse of what itappears I of the Barony of ; Bergy, being supplied from the to h e a: p r; sent to a spectator on the earth. I other side) ; one poor man, of the name of Englishi Tae teal size of the Comet , as d educed from its 1 residing in the village of Duncomuck, accompanied ippearance on the grand Hersclalien telescope, is I by his still more . unfortunate wife, unhappily deter -3t nut that of our moon. The brilliant central nucleus I mined on venturing across, a few minutes b fore the Is invisleile even in the ten feet lierechelien, and in I tide had '144 iently ebbed to learea safe passage ; every smatter instrument. land having two cars, kindly permitted a man of the I The three otter elements, besides the PeriheliOn dis- , name etf Dunn, who lived in the neighbourhood 41 twice and time of the liassage throng!) this point, ate' Tintern, and was anxious to retorts homeeto I accom neither interesting nor intelligible to the gene ra l sea- petty him in t'oe sec,nd car, when, melancholy to re 'der We shall take an early opportunity' of laying late, they Msmedettely got beyond the horses depth, thememefore he woad. accompanied by the whole who could no longer keep their Noting ; the car and se: ies alt observations made on the comet at this estab- the emus were overturned, and all were swept away lislerent. and hurried down by the-rapierdeveuring flood, out 1111 in a popular manner, the real re.te l of the sight of the az , tonished spectators , who , in their — : * v , Fur . I ustrating tion of the 'Comet, /4;. Cross is preparing a - solid figure, by which its actual path,. together with that of the earth, will be accurately represented: The orbit cif this comet differs-entirely fru.m thavof 1661; not does there seem, in any one of the 98 cornets ic.hose vitt:l4s are calculated and recorded; sidfieient resemblance establ.sh identity between them. I sir, .!1;r, your obcdie.nt servant, Glasgow Obstayatory. Uct 3. Amer. Uss. . . dismay and confusion, were rendered incapable of affording any other assistance than that cf saving the poor. woman and one horse, that had happily drifted near the shore. The poor rn ms' bodies were disco vered in aho:it three hours atter, when their sad ap pearance, jnined to thy piercing shrieks of the w;etched survivor, rendered the whole Midi an ago heart-rending scene, that we trust the huma nity acid ju:aice of a Grand Jury may speedily 'ne vem such another, by having a bridge erected over , • ~P.m. Boxreo.—The seortit.g world have bern much dis. app' , inted in eenseq.i. nce of -takes not .having been revile.gond ban ern 1 1 , aing Belcher and Powers.—..., Yesterday was the diy appointed; -but the friends rf Povers had nut arrived at the appointed hour, and :roserptently a forfeieof LW was delivered to Bel . 'ther, although Powers's friends arrived with their money shortly after the forfeit. This is a - great dis 'appointment to the amateurs ; inasmuch, a& no twol •on the boxing list could be more eqtially matched. 'Belcher is the first pattern of science, of ten stone 'four pounds, and Powers is not far beneath - hint, at 'nearly twelve stone. Belcher has fought twelve well : . ecmtested battles, and had declined fighting egain till he received this challenge. THE LATE BATTLE.—A bet of rather a sineular kind was made between two Gentlemen of l'erts ' mouth, d: pending . upon the battle between Crib end I ' Molineux. Thew inner (..vho betted upon Crib) sari a complete suit if clothes, including eVery article that can be understoed as coming within the eheailing or the bit ; with the useful appendages of waiking.sock! nand gloves, and a guinea in his pocket. Tile bet has', been paid. One day last week, as Mr. _ W. a Gentreman in the neighbourhood. of Lewes, was out shot tingvartridges -with a double-barrelled gun, and a brace of excellent pointers, his d. FS stood, the covey. t'se, and he des. charged, both barrels, bringing down, in a very sPorts. l "'man like style, his birds both with the right and lett ;! this done, and finding his dngss inill'outinnary in the.; stuff from which the birdlload risen, he re-load.l ed, and on ant -.aching the pointers, found, to his' c.v.; regr et, t h a t by his first fire be had not only shot his partridge quite dead, bat his two faithful dogs I slso I' This sporting casualty, we understand, w s •occasioned by the pointers standing ow a little emi.i • elence, and the birth going off nearly close to the 'lower ground, immediately in a line them. A few days since, as two men were shootirg moor -hens, in a place called the Pool, near Southover, one • 'of them rosrook the- head of a :slack spanielyavith which they were hunting :imong the reeds, for their, game, and shot the poor animal so badly in the face, • that one of his eyes came out of its socket, and he tai .own as in the agenies al death ; but while the shooters were debating, whether it would not be beet ,to put the dog out et his misery by another shot , a bird made its at pearance, w a s killed by one bi them , ' and fell Into the water, when the well-bred "drig,, seeyningly aroused by the report of the gun, got on .his legs, staggered iota the pool, and actually breught . out toe game, and laid it at the feet of his master.! The spaniel was immediately taken hone, and is now in a fair way of recovery. , On Friday; the Shrewsbury coach, tat its way to' Chester, teas unfortunately overturned, in the turn; leading from ti.e bridge at the Roseett. The coach .srat full, both inside and out.; and we are eatremelyl sorry to say, that several of the passtngefs mere very' , -much injuied some having their limbs bioken, and. few, if any of them, esca ; ing without bruises or con eustons. We are. sorry to MAC, in addition to the . • above, that the Holyhead mail Abe above city, wa. overturned . thence. The coachman had both was otherwise much bruised ; evaapad. without any .1 macerial Ilift..._ ;hi* most dangerous ford. - • Angus MiLeotl, suspected of being - one of the per sons concerned in •the theft of Bank-notes to the ,mount of _ono, committed in Leith, on the Sattir iLly of the ltace.week, was apprehended on Tetirsday, in the GI ass-market, Edinburgh, by Archibald Camp city-otlicer. After an examination before the Sitting Magistrate, he was committed to gaol. A NEW Munn or Swientaso.—A fellow in the habit and garb of to geteltnian, has, within the last few weeks, swindled .several 'families in the 'neigh beurlin:ll of Otford.street. He takes lodgings in the houses of the objects of his plunder, and in a few illy s, by des suavity of his manners, obtains confidence and respect. Having accomplished this, on some con vement ecc..sion he w itches the master of the house out, and follows him so as to ascertain that his return is not to interrupt his design. He then shortly returns, and calling for the lady of the noose, informs her, in the most feeling and tarafe terms, that her hes band has been :wrested and conveyed to a spungUsg. lirse, a circumstance which he learnt from accideii tally passwg at the moment the caption was made. H•tvieg thas excited all the sympathy of the lady, he follows u i i his disagreeable intelligence by a messen ger from the imp:isoned liiis!laird, desiring his n ife to send all the money she tins in the hieise by the; Captain. to him immediately. With this command ., the : distressed wise instantly complies, and exhorts ber humane lodger to fly to the reliel of her husband. In obedience to her wishes he forth - with/it:, with no Surat satisfaction, but merely 'to enjoy the I ruits of his deception. The return or the landlord to his ago nised wife, at once relieves her from her trouble, and exposes the finesse of which she had been the dupe. In one ireltance this fellow •ebtaineti a complete new suit et clot: es,, in a house in Poland street, by going to his landlady, and telling ler her husband had ac cidentally fallen in the mud, and begged him to run home fur fresh clothes. Beautiful White teeth may be rearded as ene . of the s greatest bless i ngs Providence can bestow, without which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth and glans is the principal cause of an offensive. breath. BuTtedi's Vet:meanly. itesTotta 'rive Porrnmt is a most elegant and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums; its particular qualities are not simply confined to clean sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection; it will render them beautifully white, fasten sash as may be loose, and restore them I to their ariginal•pority, entirely eradicate the scurvy in the gifts, cause them to adhere close nod firm to the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most excrticiati - rig tooth-nth, guerebiles, and swelled face. —Sohl whi , desale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail' by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hai) and Johnson, Gosport; Alinutt, Weston, Mall , ly and Jones, Parma ; TreW, man, Exeter ; o.onitse. Tilly, Glenville. Gilbert and Nlymiuth ; Neu bury, Dublin; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott and ; Clan 11, Bath ; Ross and Peck, . , , , . • 11 coach, on its way to Cargil, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, about (our miles f i riam Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, LivespoOl; Stains and )th his legs broken, and Lynch, fiLinchester ;• Bowen, Norwich; Koos and ; but all the pas:wit:lm Lhtyd s birminghiitti Gregpl. Brightoß ands:ion injury.Medici= Vooders, in *nes gs. 9J. *ath . % N . • • - -• Weak At C.44ivo„ on alai 1111di Aiwa, Major Home .1.1 Ea", of the .isci rrenent. dt Llitmia. hi the prime of Lk, Mr. William KV eY , n ties HOU. East Ii Coapyani . a Service. see•cii 11 " 4 / 1 Mack, Partoraple. Orilat Rib sit. of fryer from etetortm fatly's, at Perneavy. I ern Mg *Kb ilr arty under I.ord Wailinytoa, so the Ruh r aj of Lisle, Fuslyn Aittander Hay, of tits Z.h iegimenc, tides seta pf Wm. Ray, Egg. of Romaiioqoare.—..lita rsotuae Min tiorttl wail military honour. oh tl t At Woolwich, tie die titith Wt. Mr.. Pointe, rtlict J ell taw Powrie, . _ . , . 4Vtfrek.... : .....,.- Slawerox-14outi-Yesterday,Willion Woodhouse w I. brought before the Lord Mayor, in the -Ciistody t.t Sapwell the officer, charged with steeling an edge hone, and buttock of beef, weighing upwards'offiOlh. the property of James Wm. Jeffreys, a butcher, in Leaden/tall-market. It appeared from the statement of a brother of the prosecutor, that about 5 o'clock this n.- ruing he missed a large piCce of beef from his cart. as he was conveying meat to 'the rfearket.- Upon for king about he saw a man (who turned out; to be the prisoner) running off as fast as he coin_ with a large piece. of beef upon his slionlders. ltb. ititinediately gave the alarm of " Stop thief!" and' he WAS taken just as he was turning the corner of S. Diary Axe. When the prisoner found he teas likely to be over; sken, he threw down the beef at a shop door. There being ne dOlebt as to the guilt of tbir prisoner, lie was fully committed for trial. A man named IVatts, a dealer in lead, was brought up in custody of John Sankey Pew and Charles Ivy; _ewes officers of the police, charged with haring 5(101bes: weight of lead in his possession, which was suspected! .to have been stolen from some plufhlters, as he could not give a good accous.t of the manner in which Ite, y , came by it, for which offence; by the Act of Pasta. - meat, a penalty of 40s. is incurred, besides the for-, PART - . tu. 1 leitare of the reticle. The lead was h*rnd at the 1 r. g ... . ,-%; ti ii . ,„,i l.4l : it lu ,d ' SH I T . iiii irj: t i r ? ° , o l f ‘ ii : v - Reystry t. berre. ipritanter's house in Bailer's-alley, Little-Moos - field., ra Hunt :tea a.. nevi, in Liverp(ml, vl+brottn- 1 . 1,, e ),,,, a the night belch.; last. • The priscner acknowleilg,.:l awl P,ltedii , Fil, of flarou-atle rst arn ~C . 11 iv a i 0 , : . a . , ., ,,tr lits uliit % ir .l c v l t a i tt . .. I the •charge, and was fined in 40.. and the lead tio-der- 1 , '''''*" l- W. • and I . - bre'lr , w p I - tietee, T. Ilito.re, and I. Itlonlay, of Livcrpuot, CoMMOtt k Litt ed to he advertised. ~.,, . • tioitiv- W. - W. liuilignia.l :Ski J. Grow., us io.rwich i I 0.41$ 110W•STHEY.r.---PRiVATELy STE %LING.- 7s,:v. Van- , .;. - -i.4/..Teyfor awl- I. IC.uarr, of Ltrerrou:-W 1..'1 rylor, T. trap t, a foreigner, residing in Sohcascprare, Ansi ha . Moore,,J. AVViccar, or, Liverpool. pons-raerils.uno-1. H. trade a goldsmith, eharge4 two of his oppre:.;iceS : plultoml 1114 U. straNep, i.. 1 I isti-0r...-1111, groca.—A. Gas : sol W•otorwairi, of Cirvar 'I So ninon With robbing him, jghn Shejtherd and ll'il.lonr M. a rad J R. . torireas* of 111; ur ax-ro rlnity-lanv, ~ pack moll, :I ers-1. biopo-litro-Ui. 1 - 1:: ma! ed, that in Match last; he thqk an account ef , : ;i,..ba a .„ l c . p . w, k .,,,„ t , „, cmci fi gitua . , staitha dbtr . ! - .it stock, and on settling toil bnisks found • himself . t:i rec. fr,;asilo• kw her.eranwacturrn - H. - earl W..oikvs; of minus it2oo, he emit& hot account' for it, but sea- :D. roil* &lark ii, $.41104 itscgr•-•1,, Doak.% sad 'a - Buellt I petted that hie wotknien had pillere-f some of Ape 1 a! 1 :e 946 9 4 1" . "... •• • ~_ .. 1 gold, on which account he wcibed it as he gavq: it,l . oUt to be worked up, and, or his receiving the artier-;es ' completed, fund the weight on an average correct. That he was rabbed in some way he was convinced, and it occurred to him that it might be pioloinedfromal his money drawer, to ascertain which, he marked, in the presence of two other persons, a quantity of half pence, and on the following morning he En 5..e3 as many as amounted to seven shillings. 0o • searching the prisoner Shepherd's brit; he fou n d Built iiotes to the amount of 2.37, and also the halfpence. whiclt he had marked: On revising his boaks, he WAS able to trace 461. in Bank notes to be his property, by the' numbers. The other prisoner he had no serious charge against; but he had committed some slight, he-might say juvenile depredations, which he did not • wish to enter into, as lie was of opinion, that an ad. .nionition from the Magistrate would be a sufficient punishmeat. It was not his wish to prosecute the I prisoner Shepherd, on account of his family, who 1-were truly respectable. Mr. Naves, the sitting Ma gistrate-" It it pot in my po let the prisoners !off ; I cannot compared • sty. Your motives, as a man, lapplaud ; be:, as a Magistrate,. I must net pay any attention to them. I will older the poi soners to the watch-house for this night, and if- you appear again before me to proiectoe this charge, I must do my ditty, and commit the priloaers fisi 'trial. ; I have said every thing I can, lagally, and it 'is for you to determine." Mr. Contract-" Would lit not be possible to have Shepherd sent to-sea " 'Mr. Nares-o , I have already expllssed myself in the I only language in my power ; for however persons in my situation may wish to oblige on the side of mer cy, they men have another considerati on, which is, that which inferms them the laws of the country mos. be preserved, and that they ,are employed for its pre servation. I told you once-that my duty was to re mand the 'prisoners for further examination. They Were accordingly remanded. -Yesterday a man was brought to t'oe office charg ea with stealing a box of soap from soap-larder's cart, hear Ten p e-bar. He was observef to give it to hnnther man in Boswell-cnurt, but he was eventually 1 taken in - New Inn.-He was committed for further examination. treox-Hatt..-Tbe streets of the Borough have, for some time past, been infested by a g.:ng of vil lains, who, going three or four in compat y, take an opportunity of hustling Single passengers, and plain -1 dering them of their hats, watches, &c. A gang of j these villains were committing depr dations in Too ' lay-street and it; neighbourhood on Sunday m a le last, and, in the early port of the evening, stopped, at different times, Mr. - Cooke,. of Blackn an-etreet, and Mr. Butler, of Bermondsey ; the first i f whom they t plunde t ed of his hat, and the latter of his hit and watch. VI iend, the constable, having heard of t! roe robberies, was on the watch, and ab nit ten o'clock his attention was attracted by a cry of o Watch," and, on going to the spot, he perceived a gentle - man, named Hill, on the ground, surrounded by three men; two of Whom, on his approach, ran off and escaped; the third, however, Friend secured. Ile was brought before the Magistrate at this office, when Mr. lull stated, that as he was going dpTooley-street, S men, , one of whom was the prisoner, came up.to him. Onr of them seized - him by the c ,liar and pulled off his cravat ; they then knocked him down and plundered him of his bat, and were proceeding to rifla his pock ets, when the officer came up anif secured the priso- I ter.-He was fully committed for trial: Ilr IV 011akne..sTnENT.William Ilinsminp, alia 5 Mel Will, was yesterday charged with the murder of Mr. W ylde, who was shot on his return front Croydon fair, on the 27th of September last. Mr. Jame;, Lewis, brick. locker, of Hackney, deposed, that from the dehcrip. ton publicly given of the murderer, he verily, and in his conscience, believed the prisoner to be the perpe trator of 'the horrid crime, and that he had defrauded the prosecutor of money, and was a known thief.- An .)utside frock was put upon - the prisoner after all persons in Court were ordered to he covered wish their hats, till Mr. George Wylde; the,stsn,'agul M.'s: ter Thonists Wylde, the grandson of the'deceastal, who accompanied him At his death, had viewed every person then present. ' T hey stated .that die prisoner was very like the murderer, but less rinand :n his vi sage, and older, and conseenently not the maa. They also stated, ghat they had already found and lodged examinations against the real murderer, and vreream der recognisances s to prosecute at the ensuing Ais zes. The prisoner was then trimsferred to lin Hall, to We:rained on a charge of felony: • ' ing ehere;tgainit blur ' ...:. : anti • lt•N .• the 1 h i..st. to t,lte filth year ei Ms age, at ma awhile ; on a vast ..c ta..rwg ma, Bdrks, the KO .ThumhaDithscothbt o ,t!.A of gastightua„ . . Sept. 1.5, at .•,Teatlatay, in theelltit year of kW age, babas P.dlaws,hoolkilT rind prewar. Sept. C. Mira. Minna ; fade of Mc. Karr at the Ottnaet CV:pet-y:0, Chester.—lirt death is stir:bated is a smog bi is Wee received thato.a cat, from which a wl,deen Itibrilicatiest waved kept. 20. at 1,c):4 :emcee, aged 10, Mr. Edward Walker ; .oto a the lot?' Nir. limn ;Valker, of the bante place.—lt is somete:.... remarLable that he was lawn ea Ike same day et this /111118 16 • 013.1., and died the sane. day of the bailie mewl' Um Lit falser ens . Lately, at Vi.lwels, Miss . Judith ivfayer. I bit 'ady left us i 4 win as follows: ieSt.o to build alna-lemmes, to bleated " M..i Judith d'etyer's . Asylum ;" am! the lateseot at Aleuts to ht ..!- Ititled amongst tl.e peat yeatly for ever; atiO a y.ar a hvy * `tor the poor yersple, Inhabitants . 01 Use Iveseet ; vet .ERs s. 'e giv ; al away yees:y in %Areal, tn.d,i the dire CUM la aid a4; . .iiiital *ferries:l •50 . ylarly 11. e vicar 01 . ‘‘ . llseCil;; "Irs tot t two I churchwa rdens yearly, to twe the prwil.lonti W iM wall ev-eut,el. • AUt'lOE WgHEN , id"! Of E.docation and profrssional alill we potatoes-flog endeavours to dimever the most safe aril certa'n meiheed Of treat:dig a tear vet ailing biseases, the success ful result of their experience a ttie ben proof of supermeliy. . Messrs. Clilli 'wad Co. Surgeons, have buraalwi....4o. w a k e the cute of tbe Mr owing if te object of Oki( part:clear study, ..e. a certa'n Di.ord , ;,:frequentiy errttracted hi a moment of Immo , cation. and it, corictunitairte, mnittures and Glee* which, 'by an improved plan, are tpnrdly and eaestusby cured; at alsode. /hilly, whether arising frolipacchattalian Indulgences, long resi dence in wain; ertebnee, at d Visa &diary vice, too oleo un beitpUy pursued by the you:b of both *rates, in the one e.auseg weedily or barrenness ' he and In the utter a en:met-atm train of net , vtaus diseases, which, U not timely rensedard, tetodesee 'in Inc potence and Consumption. In that distressina state at debtliq or deficiency, whether the consequereie of such baneful habits, or arising lawn any other cause, by veh.eL the powers of the cdlat . .• ninon become enfeebled, as regularly educat'.d Surgeons of Lesei• $ don, they offer a Lem, safe, and speedy regotasion to sound mud I totomus betekb. . Tie mull of a bIS. . 11313 eVellelre rfaCtite has enabled then., by a supre.or method, to remove venereal complaint., hosesstor . inveterate or enmpileated, without subjecting the patikne os . the least reweamt in dirt or s ztecise ; and in semen aim.* iwhere en early imilicatron Is male on discovery of the infection, , they frequently perfume n cure In the st.ret space ot ewe days. 1 , Thr ur.pr,ce&rteti sticert of their mode ot am:tweet (wh:sh 1 Las nee. r been k. own to fail in one single di:stone', to a peat ; lice of 15 years, tlurnig which period realty thoutsed ' , event. r of both seas hare been eared, even after s-retre and tr:jsre.o..s eneelmetahr-d been pursued by other Practitioners without ilea!, lodireeo them to Moe publicly offer thetradvlcw. ?Arms. (2:O FS and Co. excit;liely roli4eng site cure of ti,e • , part either mania:Me, in order t h at they mty not 110 Markle.: trr 1 S mistaken few, with the obloquy so joetly waited to the fro ' nnt empiric, t!..t.:1: it latltjUS4Ce to themselves to state, that they I inter been it /: Hy rhicated and Initiated into every brand, of the proles:clot (c-rtincates of width, from different holetais, WI I telo.:nottial , frout the most emitreor Ells:ears*, t,sey hire to tar 1 v!nc.• :.uy inquire r;, rust the sorress resulting trim toeir mids t mirare tirsednduced them to quit toe practice ot the general Pm . tirioner, Jai they presume that t!.e:r T r +eterlll:oSlCCU.Utitte a lie . ground 'or the unprecedented confideoce v ith wh:ch they have, by eh. public, been sp Womb, honoured. I Pati nes in the country are requested to state the pariettites ' ; of their et, ! ,, age. and Mlalln of living, indesing a ilinle 14.0 , 1 14 advice and toed cants. anti the same wen be for warded to art . part of the leen/dos ..-00SS anti Co. Surgeons, IS, bowmen . erreet. F,et-sineet. LIFE, IIF.A1:1 11, HAPPIN S. - I II E Regul.tr Pratt' , timn;:r plumes himself in stoat 1 sit perirre sagatil mirth enables hint to detect. the ii.-Iso*- •ur-s of the Quack, while the latter, with %goal bluntness, if not truth, reterts the charges of igiorance and ittellinicy on the est:. Witted tis stem of Rrguiar Me Leine. " Who shall 4L•eide whr • Doctors disagree?" Let Presumption smtle, or Pride frown: it is a lamentable truth, that the present state of Medical Prete:- sign, as a certaluty, is not to be ranked with tlle meanest mocha nical dncovery of the age. . For me let Galen rnsulder on • he shelf, 1 . 1! lire and be Physician for myself. There is but one infallible criterion which cannot deceive. Et* nericnce i* the best of Truth —Dr. ViEliSl'Eß's VEGE FABLE MEDICINE, the English Diet Print, has for nearly 60 yv.;rs, in *vary .petits of Fever, In all kinds of Nervntia comp`abirs, la scurvy. in !=crofti'a, in Dropsy, in the Grwri, &.e. Sze. unildrhitr rortored the dejrcted to spirits, the exh.oite 1 , r) ortorh, am/ r Tailed the vital •park to multiteie., odium or.itc.sional skill had ...handouts) in despair. Dr. W. w , II knew the peri.icinas awl. .!estructive effects of quackery and was V..orefore decide:ly Ito- Ale to all descriptions of qu ack..—lre v..is an eminent Phis:Tian. I of extensive caper-route, and who, for 1..21 a caw ury„ d 'Tensed more benefits to 'offering humanity, by tie al-Theriot' of, fll4.Ve ?cubic Roasedy,thAa ad the practitiouers in the modes Mee ria Medica ran boast. 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