Star. — London, England, 1809-01-18 00:00:00

SEDU-TION. The daughter of a respectable tradesman, at a town in Snrrey; not far distant from London, a very pretty and accomplished girl, only in her 15th year, was permitted by her father to spend. the Christmas Holidays with a friend at Hampton Court, -who had• a niece about her oven age; when, one day, calking in the Cloisters of the Pa lace, - she-was seen by an Of ficer of a regiment quartered in that neighbourhOod, • more renewnedforhis conquests over female innocence than military atchievements. He unfortunately saw and marked her as a victim foi his worthless desires; to accomplish which he had recourse to the servant in the family wilere the young lady was, and, by bribery, g.lt an opportunity of speaking to her, when he so worked upon her unsuspecting mind, as to induce her to-consent to an elopement, which, with the assistance of a male pander of the Captain's, was effected bn Thursday night last, betkveen nine and ten o'clock; and, notwithstanding the severity of the weather, the fugitives walked from Hampton Court to Hounslow, where they procured a post-chaise, and proceeded to-. wards town. The young lady being very soon miss ed., her father was immediately sent for, who soon ascertained the cause of his daughter's 'flight, and, almost frantic with grief and rage, set off in search of her. At Hammersmith he learnt that the chaise had broken down there, but that they had procured an other, which had conveyed them to Leicester.fields, where all trace was lost, the driver stating that he had p . it them down in the street. All Friday and Satur day the unhappy father, whose anguish of mind can be better imagined than described, spent in fruitless searsh of his daughter, though assisted by tbe Another elopement took'place from the neighbour. hood of Kingston, on the same evening as that from Hampton. A Custom-house officar was the gallant .in the secor:d affair. - His companion was the wife cf a-dealer in grocery and hardware, 40 years of qige ; whom the husband was fortunate enough to find yes terday in Puke-street, Manchester-squares 'The hus band got possession of her again by the interference of.the Police, and £7O she had furnished herself with was returned to him. • Our Readers will recollect that a short time since, Mr. Richardson, Collector of the Lead Company, at Durham,. stated that he had: been robbed of his 'sad dle-bags, containing upwards of - 5001. by two foot pade; and that two men; whet had - been taken up for the same, -were committed for trill in consequence of Mr. R. swearing to their persons ; since whlcli, one of them has incontestably proved, by the oath Ofone of the Magistrates of Carlisle, that he was at that place at tne time of the robbery. • In consequence of which, a letter was written to the Magistrates of. Bow-street, requesting an officer might bOent dowti to 'investi gate the business. Anthony was accordingly dis patched, who, on hearing the business fully detailed, and examining Mr. Richardson, gave it as his• opi nion, that WI.. R. had net been robbed at all, and thist opinion was fully confirmed on searching him, as se veal papers, which he stated to have beenbeen' in the bags at the time, were found upon him. The M a wi gistrates have, therefore, - committed him for trial at . the next Durham Assizes, for embezzling the mone'y of which he pretended to have been robbed. The plate belonging to Streatham church, winch been fresh burnished, tke. at Messrs. Rundle and Bridge's, on Ludgate-hill, was sent in a box by the errand cart, on Saturday evening, but while the driver left the cart for a short time in Bishopsgate-street, some villains , who, it is supposed, were apprised of its. value, stoic the box, and it has not since been hoard of, On Monday aftmoon, a quantity of linen, value 201. was stole out of- A cart in St. Paul's Church yard, belonging to a Mrs. Bisset, laundress, in St. George's Fields. • - - A tradusman from London, whose shop was broken into in. November last, and gold seals and jeweller)' stolen out to the amount of nearly £4OO, on Monday went into the shop of Mr.[Zachariah, of Portsmouth, when a customer happened to come in, and asked for a seal ; a drawer was accordingly taken out for him• to make choice, among which the tradesman recog nised several which had been stolen from him. -He i,lihiedrately laid an information against Mr. Zacha iiah, whose shop was examined; and a considerable nnMber of the articles, which were stolen, found. Mr. Zachariah was taken into custody. He says he bpugiit hem in London. A. numerous gang of sheep-stealers, whose depreda tions have been heavily fiat in several flocks on the borders (.f . Somersetshire and Dorse:shire, were lately detected by the seizure-of one of the gang, who has impeached no less than twenty accomplices. 3. r).IXTEii and Co. Confectioners, in• Edinlvargh and Glasgow, respectfully inform the Nobility arid (;entry, that at this season they have for years been in the custom Of sending th London,-Bath, - and all . over England, COTS BUNS, Snont BREAD, and other CAKES, which for rich and delicious, flavour, have .long had a preference at the tables of fashion - in evc:y part of the united Empire. This slcar: they" can wan- rit them of the very tx:sc kind, having been particularly fortunate in meeting with .a quantity of nice Dutc.:l Butter, which gives such a delicate and peculiar iiiimess to I ie tstste of the Buns, as,tumake them in the highe.st degree , delicious and exquisite.— Boxes frNm one G ut;:tea to five, containing a'variety conveyed to any distance with perfect Great vari.::y of Scuts Comfits, from Is. fid. to Is. per pcoad. As grcr.t number of persons are rendered very un happy I>y ‘:; ms, win d in the Stomach,Obstructions in the tiowels-, Iv:tr.t-ef . regular perspiration, Vomitings : and Biliolis C. miplaints, Head .Aclrs, Heart Burn, Cos- tiv'eness, Net ,Totis litsorders, Cholie, Gout, &c. We are nothoril , cd. to say, that Sr,:e;iinian's Pills are in most case , an excellent rctr.-.jv for these complaints: mict•espet ;illy recommended during the time of Sea bathing, and drinking the ti, a and Mineral Waters ; al• $ 0 for those v.iiiting warm ,:jirnates. Prepared by Thom.s,s SuftraroE, jun. Tottenham High Chats, Middlesex, by virtue o c i . an assignment trom- He.and BrAIVICK, s-)le proprietors of the receipt, by the will of M. Spectllman ; and are sold : by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Chinch Yard r and D on arid CO. No. 150, Oxford -street, in Boxei at 23.45.,..61. 10s. 6d. and One Guinea ; and - may be had of the principal venders of Medicines in' Towu aad,Country., L4W INT.E.LUGENQL,' .1 COURT tn? CHANCERY, JANUARY 17. • Irar al OF A Bagel:in London, of tEe name of 'Barber, .bad an bull :son; who trent outbithe be testcled •a s long time, and . having aceOriOatrici . a very large fortune, returned to this coUntrim a bad state of — health, and trsed-at-is hotel in the 4440 i, "about a week after his arrival. r • Ike lead pondence with his relations . la** thii 'cOiititry; and' it was.tetally unimown whb were his heirs, till, - after advertisements in . the tattle, certain perscins ap peared, claiming to be his 'heirs, both by the fiither and - Mother's sTae. The 'Loin) Crikrcift.r.oit addsw, ingly directed' three several issues to be tried 'at ' the last Worcester AsSiies,' to (Wee:nine Who "Were the r;ght heirs'; - and at that time "a think ieedurit of the circumstances of *die case ippeired in most o the NeWspapeti. • The Jury then decided' in ' . .ca'voiir of certain persons of' the name of loitly‘che, 'residing in Shropshire ; but; On - the' part of Several other persons who were thus excluded froiii the succession, a Peti tion was pretented;'pmying that his Lordship would be pleased to order a new trial. The prayer of die Petition was supported at great lenith by . Sir S; RO: SULLY and by Mr. DAV:WS, Mr. Serjeant MANLEY, and Me. Ansor, who, atthe trial at Worcester, had been Counsel for thepresent-Petitianeri. 'Ai- ANDER and Mr. JARVIS were heard on the other side, when the Loan cIIANCRLLOIt‘ delayed farther pro-; ceedings in the cause till Friday next. • OLD BAILEY, JANUARY 17. A young man of genteel appearance, named Pratt, was tried fob' stealing a quantity of chip Rati, from William Hughes, hii master, who 1. - ccps'a shop in GOlcien-Nquare.: • _ John Hazard was . brought forward in support of the prosecution ; and though in . the last stage of consumption, apprarecl in evidence ; he proved, that some time in the rnrhith of March last, on a Sunday Morning, about' tel o'clock, he' saw the "prisoner iii the bgtk warehonse, by mearti of a light sconimuni cated from the front warehouse ; that he saw him' 'take some chip flats from the tub in which they were kept ; that he communicated hid knowledge of this circumstance to Mary Menew, the cook, but conceal ed it from his master'foisinany mcintha. Witness and prisoner were shopmen together at the premises of the prosecutor. • It appeared, upon the cross-examination, thatit was by the advice of is doctor, and a priest who attended him on religious occasions, that he finally disclosed ; the facts. He concluded with observing ! that he ex pecte& death every_moment; muter which awful . it pression he gave his testimony. • ' Mary Menew corroborated:the account of the. fOr mer witness, and stated, that she- observed a bundle of chips in the prisoner's breast, as he walked by' her ditough the passage to the dock. She ackftOWleitged ; that she concealed the circumstance until . Siturday Week last though she knew that the chips were mis slu and ? that many persons in the house were charged with having taken them. George Bristow, who had also an employment in _ the shop, deposed, that on going several times to the tub; in which the chip flats were kept, he thought they were diminishing more rapidly than • he gave' them eta, and that having examined them accurately, after some time, he found that they were deficient , to the value of from 601. to 701, He acknowledged, on his cross-examination, that sbme slight dispute - had I occurred between the prosecutor and the prisoner, which he believed existed down to 'the monient of apprehension of the. latter. • Mr. Hughes himself being called, an attempt was made by the prisoner's Counsel to enter into an exa mination for the purpose of attributing improperstuy tives to the prosecutor ; it was objected to by the Court, and avithdraiarn. - . . The Itccounbaa then summed up the evidence s and the Jury, after 'about twents' minutes deliberation, found a verdict of Not Guilty. Some persons in the gallery had the indiscretion to clap their hands, in token of applause, when the RE conumn observed, that such indiscretion deserved se vere reprehension and punishment, and that, if the parties could be iclentified, he should not fail to com mit them. Be asked for _what . they could rejoice ? but that a servant, who had robbed, his master, had escaped conviction. The Jury, he presumed, could have found their verdict upcin no other principle than a belief that the witnesses for the prosecution had perjured themselves. J. Gifrich, late Treasurer of the Theatre in Well close-square, was capitally indicted for forging and 'ut tering, knowing it to be so forged, an acceptance upon .a Bill of Exchange for R5O, in the name of Mr. Jones; the Proprietor of the said Theatre, with intent to de fraud Mr. Levi. • • kougk A* an_ TOPI e theft„ W en the - ro,,,ttpit oM het' gown: ElliOtt bad sink% ting t Dinka, bo ut airiick. She tithe Police Office, w4l, Gdl viasinidei OrniiiinatiOn; to learn 4iikexkei there :vets any chareitanyit *self" laas none, lAix 'the ldapstrates Compiitted'botk for trial. Gill made no The k found hei Guilty, and acquitted Elliott. • - •." • • • 704iltfr i tt were also Convicted of fel ony, viz . " ' ' • fOesteslfig hi() gaits; c ove d, and tither arelefes; the pthipeity ilie`Goveiiicirie of the LOodan Hoigral.• • 'M. 114•Ca{sc. fie Anosllng deal board; the ptopetty of J. ,Eisden. • Potters for strollar • giasee . s diamond, the" . propetty of J. • Rllliabish Weiler, and Margaret Coleby, for stealing a gran• tit t br iron, beistoliertt Of 'Masan: • Ilfeemailtie, 'Branded, Ili& Ataannottai and • • -- • • F -z• sedej , fee steeling e cheese, the ‘PFOilrr/ofl.: T4YloE _Same day sentence deal}r4s passed on • Margaret grimes; tliatrtillit9A9 foe takin g a fats. oath, to obialijeiters of a 4 ininta#6 . n. • . - C lathes 'far inetlini goi4l'on the River Thames. MaigKrat' Pberbigtolf, iobnierfilt money. • D• Geary, for korsetitesling:- • -- • • • • iiatchman, ft. a highwarrobbery. J. Nichols, foe forgery; an d. • T. Role, for stealing good's in a dareithig-house. $41D1)1 4.5.4. X BESSIOSS.-14.N. 17. • Alexander Burdoa, Esq. convicted of perHury on t4e.! second day of the Sessions, was brought us, and re ceived the following sentence : 7 —To be imprisoned six . months in the House of Correction, and to - pay. alvap of 501. to the 11.irig. Patrick .111:496n, convicted ofbaring fraudulently. obtained' a'gig, value forty guineas, from Coil nel Greville, was also biongbt up; and sentenced to seven , years tranSPortation. 4onie/SweennzWas indicteCor violently assaulting • and attemptirt&to stab ,lislatilltint, a_Police 045cer, in the execution or his duty, on the 15th of December last, in . S t. . It appeared, in s evidence that the ,ptisoper,• who re, sided in a cellarini).yOtt-street, had been nialtreating his wire, whos e screams attracted the,qotice of, the watchMsi 'On their bat, two of whom. wept dorin, and erideavOnra to take him, into custody, - but in vain, as he linide'a mist determined resistance, lay, ing armed. hfcoself with a 4re-shvel ; the wa!,chnien then left the cellar, and, on entering , the street ;net HUnt, With whain they returned f andafter,a sett*, during which die:Prisoner attempted to st f ilt. ,H. 44 with a knife, and; whiCh kited upwards of three . guar,- :ters of an hour, theY succeeded in overpowering aid •. - • fps gOnduct towards' his wife, who was in an ad vaneed stall : of. pregnancy, appeared : to have been upon that, as well as 'upon, maqy other occa,sioqs, ea, tfemehr .barbarous, and cruel,;, and the Jury having returned a Verdict . of, Guilty, he was sentenced to sit The :other . unimportant , having sbeen gone t hrough, the Court adjourned? . It-appeared from the statement of'Mr. ALLEY, for the Prosecution, that the prisoner was employed by" Mr. Jones, as Treasurer of the Said Theatre; and that Mr. Jones himself not knowing how to write, oceasio. nallY authorized the prisoner to sign his name to bill* and notes for his account; but to such bills only as were be signed in his presence, and presentedtcy . him by Mr. Jones himself. That the prisoner had, without the privity-of Mr. Jones, drawn this bill upon him, payable to himself or bearer; that he had ac cepted the bill in the name of Jones ; and'then in. (lasing his own name on the back, procuredthe dis count thereof from a person named Wm. Levi. The bill having become due, was presented to Mr, Jones at the Theatre for payment ; but Mr. Jones denied that this bill was ever, accepted by his order, and said the acceptance was a forgery. The §rst witness tendered to the Court was Levi, ' whose name was on the bill ; and Levi, -in order to render Jones a competent evidence in- this' case, had given him a complete release from all responsibility kr the payment; therefore, ht trusted there could be no ob;ec . .ion to his competency as a witness. The RECORDER, however; 'was Of a contrary opi nion.—Without-the evidence of Jones, therefore, the trial could not proceed; and the (oust directed the I Jury to acquit the prisoner. _ Mary Gill arid Wary Elliott, 'were indicted for stealing a piece of cotton, the propertY• of T. Bennett. The- prosecutor swore, that on the 6th of 7anuary the prisoners came tobis shop in Leather-lane, and asked to have some mu.,lins shewn them; and-while th s t a sh i e t t man was'thus engaged,lit fltenbet ) • taw Gill nadir her gown, a piece of printed _ cotton. Thkf thpo left the _ shop, follored ley the prose :utoi t ' who ~ LUNDON TO-Nt Morning 7 minute. after 4 Afternoon - - 23 minutes after 4 . . • • • • - r - - - • FOR BILE 4:ND INDIGESTION—HALLAM'S ANTI-: • Buous . TNESS Pills ar e p'articalarlyrecommended in all • Bilious eoinplaints, whether arising froth . A weak 'or de ranged action of the stomach, from colds, whereby the . secrtitiOn of bile is obstructe&--or from eicess in eating. ardrinking,whaass the bile is rendered acrid and corrosive, and ,regurgitated to the stomach, causing sickness, jaundice, windy disorders , in digestion, &c. In habitual costivenege, a sluggish state of rife bow4s—sick head-ach, and also during pregnancy, they may tie tsken gular good effect: .Price 25. 9d, per Box, duty included. Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's , Church-yard, London; and retail by all Medicine Voulurs in the Unitedltlngdom.• • • • '::• - '77 11 iiiiiiiIPEPIMPRImr • , 441.4 S BY- A IT/0319 N. SALE OF SHIPS .AI4ID THEM CARGO ES. 'ipt ORDER OF THE HONOUR#4I.4 COMMI 4SION ); OF HIS MAJESTY'S eOSTOMS. On Friday, the 20th of January id9t. 'at Two el C, l ock in - . Afternoon, will be Exposed to Pnb6 Sale, at the Cu4t. I l iouse, Lyme, HE FOLLOWING GOODS, r: i • -T In small Lori, for the. Accommodadpo and Wse Families only-210 ( allons Diva); 25 Oallions Ruin 6.; Ditto Which will be put up to Lott; and ii 44 to the bfthest , N. B. The Spirits to be paid for QS delixery • 4t the Custom-House, Favciakam, ela, pn 1V10:.C.,,y, th e 'of January, 1369, at I:leviit &MA ilietorenion, THE. FOLLOWING GOODS, vi z , For Private 19 Gallons Brandy-3' Ditto Rum-159 Ditto CeLeya. 51 lbs. Tea 3 MrtsiiiiSaili6" Do. Ground Coffee 5 Hair Scarfs 1. Yards Nankeen Cloth • V Shawls 15 Pieces Book Moslin 6 ' 4) * 4 1. 1 4 tli lf tile!, qua :c 1 Do. and 9i Yards Jaeonett Cition lliodkercniCfs Muslin 1 Saab ' G Muslin Rolies Which may be viewed and - , ted 94 tJle kforsiog of the Day Twenty-five per Cent. de. leposit Abe required. At the London Ina,•Forhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday, !he 31st of January, at ELven o'Clock in the fotimessla precisely, THE French Brig LAA BONNE LOUISE. .. 's Dl,* E Nalo NS. : i Length on Deck - • 99 Ft. 5 In. Breadth below - - • SO 7 I Depth in Hold . - e l3 8/ I Admeasures = - 339 .74-94 Tout. This Vessel for beauty of m0d..4, and properties of fait sailing, e i teeeds any thing offered fur glde in il . ii. Port For a longtim e past. She is coppered,' la pierced for *2 pins, and is most abun ctantly found in stores width (togetkee-with.the Vessel) are per fectly new. This capture having been made by. kis Niajesty* s ship indefatig'able, lon N Tli /hi ,01 - e "Roiu t Esa. tominarder, a few hours after she quitted Bauftleiux Rives-,*on her. Aiovar za duadaloupe, !vim her fit* voyage. —After whiCh will be Su:4 • her Cargo.—For Exportation, • 350 Hhils. Superior Red Wine rto.,BAlss Corks 18 Half Hhdk. D. White . , . A•ciitirifitY oF . StipOlt Casks a2d 43 Cases Old Medoc •. • - Coilier'si.att'ities 35 Do. Old Via de Grate 60 ' Pentijohns AJled wi'a Si Casks 42 Cases Brandy' ' Be** aud:Lelltiis I 56 Do. Vinegar _ • -16 Baki i,i . nest . I .50 Cases Soap . T. 5 to. brie - 4 , • is Bags 124 Baskets Olive Oil 11100:toff t 180 Kegs Potted t:1 at; Geese, rSeverstCases Haberdashery • 14 4 . .. -. . 4 Trunks Shoes 69 Cakes Candles • 1 Case Hits: • 1 20 Do. Preserved Fruits 2 Ds Stationary 20 Do. Pickles .. * .Iron in Dv, 1 60 Do. 'Prunes . ' lg . Barrels Nails For Home Conttin4p9on; ,3 50 Barrett 'Mitt ' 50 Sarnia •of Indian Corn, .20 Firkins Buster. • Beans, &e.' l 4 Cash Hangs A quantity .of Tar, Pitch, Ito- I 175 Cheeses sin. and 'Red:Oaker. 150 Do. Flat .. . I And 'then • the beautiful fast sailing . Frenck Schooner LA • : BELLE COQUET‘lT..—bsaisNstissis : • I • Lentil: o ß DICk ' • l• • 90. Ft. 3 In. Breadtlsalurfe . -- ' - • 29 9 1 Adnieksurei • - - - IoA e r o . t:r ons . I This Vesie) is 'coppered,is nearly, at* ? saili'reirraez::bly fast, is • , abiandantiylpload in Stiores;'and iii well wraith the notice of any ! P i erscieillt;wint of a Vessel of her deSceipdon; She was captured oh her voyage frprn Martinique by his Majesty ' s schooner Non. 1 pareitjAcutenant Die Ovos, Co#moocier,. 1 : Cat ogees May be hallWlth Invesitcaiies'of the Vessels, four : days' 'before the Skie; ofthi"ipplannlon to V 7, P. Smith, Esq. Piymouth-DOck; or to James Slade, 1/17kratidtith, ' I ' sex, • .. . A 7 GUTH . of either who have relaxed and dcbL. ! . 11 -• liMtCd the whole ItStitoits7systein Willthid'ilte coarot-,:. BAIA! of ,CIILEAII ,the retort posier4l, certain and etectual re f arPrative.. This C,ortkal , has hero uncotompulg sueceasful What young people who have the . appearance and s r4l{ or old age—Who Isfe"beconte pale, effeminate; benumbed, MitKasid even imbecile i -4-Whose bpdlei are bedmie bent . ; iv nose legs ire no longer I siatcely able to'Carry thisn:;'Whohayeatn nods distaste for este) , • 'thing, andare ttlally ittap:tated. Whet, the stomach is Ire ottently disordered, the body Is weakened —paleness, bodily decay ands enracratiini succeed'this - miad dem ritalre habit, and the eyes 1 iihk-into the head. 'this . Cordial talni his universally estab lished its restorative efficacy, mid' Mhy :be justly euumeratel . amongst the foremort of tho-e hpliy discoveries which medical research has procured as the blessing of thettunan , race, and the i eeatest counteractive to human misery : A savioguf nine shil-, lingsja two Guineas. The Balm of Gift -oafs sold In bottles price I half-a-guinea each; there are also bottle% price 'SS'. sontain 7 ng 1 equal to fbur honks trichk, tillay which:the patient saves 9s. in cluding also the duty ; the stints of vrltOttears the proprietor's name and address 11 , baronet Sikiernop, livetp..ol,” to imitate will& is felony.—N.l).. It is nest:mart to observe that the postage lof all letters *hateveir,'zonielSeplild: - " ' • I The • Uordlal .Boldus as iGilhad; Anti-I npetigines ' tmd Abster . g&n. Lotion, and .., 4 Coddetolicelth". are - sold by Mathews aud 14eigh 1 No. 18,, Strand; London ; and by all the.retpectable 1114xlie. ci.ze Venders in the United Xingdcihi. . . • BY. HIS MAJEBTX.'S 'ROYAL 'LEITERS PATE mr. . . : EAKE's Gntrine PILLS, so justly famous fur , their superior e ffi cacy In curing every degree and symptom , - - of the Venereal.Discp ue,e Bettrvy,acc, without confinemcn: er • RENOVATED HEALTH. rtstraiut of diet, is an 4;a4y, expedicioue . , .safe, and .secrct lau?. 1 7 has been too frequently the subject of just and [ ner. One stnall " taseeleal 'Pill ifi a Llit i . its opera,iou impeir.tr. generic! . reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of ; tibl6, and requiring no ' pirtict6r attentjori.' " • the medleat art have offered t h emse l ves as cam:wat t s for i in i 5 days. they genet:My cure 'din...! `rttel Dis,..,lxicrs ; and public patnittige in the profession of.phy/te. F o r the perpcist of 1 where they fail 1.1 tkat !AMC of perfectly r4storing health, tut , ?A (wing justice ta the result of our studi e s ,and paperiene•, - and to ! tient hal the'llapprassurance that he or she is at the tve of beil ; prevent us (rumbaing classed among those empirics whiar hoPti- ; so restored, let tit.: degree of titaliznatity be ryr tip great. dent pretensions have, un f ortunate ly f o r spciety, been too favour- i It is ati 'excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make dircctly t ,-, ably received, We beg leave to 'submit to the liberal ashienlight- the complaining part, , and en t er into contes t with the offent!i••r ened;a faithful 'statement of our pursuits and - acquirentms: ' ! natter; which. they e ine dil y di s l odge al a expel. . f hey are d,.:14 „ • After having received a regular. medical whication, as pupil. ; Ted by expeiiinee to be a preserver . ..4*W: 4.401,4 6 . a :;•50.:. of Messrs, Grindal and Illizard;,whoso declines and precdce we • rer,by taking only eight,si?gleriS C au ktirArr Y- 4 :' carefully attended, as Praisers' and soritians of the Loildou Hai- 'ln short the Patenteo lat'this : o ''.• ' ,on to the r., .pital, Vre 'et - tired ottitelvis as 'students in that jus i dicelelmated . t iii, witi te rr r he k ol okka hh - ,i s erritei, .t oete ,i ice7rt; „ gri school_ for medical acquirements, the Royal Col 'of i - fulfil. amdeatmed, artliectile butt:sleet VOlifUirlatia In.i tnis.-r.al - burgh, and wit e litstruoteff in the different - breaches o Aney, k illf , Ti, , are most wervo • vim le ,... tue cabind , ~,, i . Burgett, dm Whom' and Practice- of Philies Chemistry , hilt' "Map,f9. • l toms 1g Ships;_ the tptt.fiar that :Itcy ,w , l , Ipdr wiferyi BotanY, + e(c.&.c.: dm br , 4 ,. ~, , e ntP tofeoiorls. :•' keep kodit ilt • triiiites any lengtfi'lic OMR, anti that dal iLmr.. Monro, G regory, Black; Hamilton, Donau), and_ RAI . , - nOw borne tile Ail} 'or 'kite 60 years, lira - Mereasing credit t• thortt ai • C" trnat'welhall nett be "det i nfea . PresumPtalud in . . ' 7 es inn tosiour Wtheir.anther,insaiiinch that during the our proficiency andeetiniroments bre not ineohad Lot eight years they have radically cured upwards of 40,000 ?er for a long series of years madeVENERF.AL COMPLAIIit'S, sons,: many of whey had, been dice .t frinp • goppii* - , ``' and the various diseases of DEBILITY; the partiallaritbrect'or f sa li vat i4 n hid . b e e n frequintly iapeited„, and all other met' , 34 3 our studies and practice, it will, ore herb be allowed that have .- m a de use of withobt Cut: ,, w • , • , acquired superior knowledge of their . treatment awed care. . In ' P repare d and .olct by the Side Preeirietor, - Ttromis Txrts , :i. slight and recent cues of infeCtion, a Perf'ec't re-estabffalunent is :. M em ber o f th e ßey e teugl eis ,e,y 4 s4 o , oa i n. L ondoeh ie hie 1, u .... e , completed in the 613Prt period of two days, and ti 'Anita of 'the No. 0, New Eridg..-streei;,whoruho,wiP gite.advite, wicket): •,. utmost brsueracy, where other practitioners lava !awl of suit. u , ...cc, to r:rsans takingp,m, c san ls,; : tel wa t uu, 7ol . p a ti, 4 4,, Lt.,. • cess,4 pt•oper perseverance in our pip of sreattnent•enuaresto the :teal, if post-paid, tin' tlki '. ' terini:ohyriringin all ~:a6ts.tr.4 . Pa and radical care .'. . . • . I most intriolable seficet.iii'isigarOs nathe or cue havi q Wei* Amidst the melancboly Varier of disortiers,which are . the ef- ! mentioned; but at elicit OWnpartiCular request, by the Prqlrietor. fects of a habit long and most IMpRy pursued by the youth of during the cour r se,of,mpte than. 4Q yeamtkat lle.has,had he cue., • both seas, therearenoste snore alatniingor anoredistritilnictitan ' duc t i ng o f an extensive ,Sate of th e 411Ityibeithilblyr, and t ~t. pro. those deficiencies and debilities which frequently prevent or em- :_tice arising therefronf. ' hitter the matrimonial state. To, such persons it mu s t b e a con- ' Th e y ate 'ali:o sold; bV his appointinent, at tise Perfonves, Jo. soling refiecdonfq know that they may no*, by . a new . and MO- 4 sS, Bt. A.lbin!s-ftreet, .PoLinall pits , Teirehop: 'No. 104, Ov. Hide mode of treatment, be reitored to that gimatest of all - htnnan 7 ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. ?„Fish.street-liffi, relief, blestingi;;li strong, manly, and vigorous constitution. 'ln ail cases ! opposite xike.m , • . and b y, ,,, Famaii I ', ~, , ,,,! ry oons idimbls 'of Debility , *am whatever eanararlaing: as well as in eaert'°Pe - ' ti.;s4 In England, e. in 'Botes of ohlyls., 'in.each, waled W. - 'alma Venereal mrletim4 we may be consulted by patients . 4 s . ! with' fell)ind-plain direetions,. whereby ..s .. of either set may either sex With' the. greatettsecricy and honotir: Hours of con! o ur s them se l ves w i t h e a se * A d s i eret 4 . --"' -- saltation at home Win ten to, three, Ind front dale the evening ; 2431,-/E' -, wry a olkspidth 0 • . s i i - 4 1i . tagaiedmp ,„ ithestam p,, .tillten at night. ' ' . - • . ••0 4n Patich,:yat oinnf.tket ' • !sprinted at theStams Path:Main the country are coquetted to state the particulars of "ow e 41 T . ' ayl gr. 1/ 0., i s o r • ." , to imitate which their case, age, and general habit 011iving. Ste. inFiosing a retolte , hu m " ( a d a Wpre . cotwi tattoo , for advice and medicine*, when the' same will he gives] or - ' ~. ' 2i - i, - 12 4.7. 1 -‘ .- ....... 3 ' 2: ''' .. - ~.... . ent toMay part' of the kingdom.'-'To eniuie That secrecy so air - Sailthtl twohr lthdetialing, by kooksse9eletteis ma be . W 414 to UntroOkt: Priiiikii ., pd'Publisti - ! LEVEL KEN I, (-: Car.- lbeaccottarfor rnedttintb; - . • terttuit•Place; I Jail/VA.' ,at din ST4a-Ort,. No. l ; Carey' • ctiggasiod Coaktiessi, T 1 ft. unikbitia. Illiffielt., ' r avec - PollidAtlWpat:the tto,i4rtics. ter Ttrapte Ba. • • , , .._ - ,6 At Ilath, hira. Ash., wife of Mr—Ashe, Principal Flute at the Opera, of a son, on Wedntruisy last. . . . • MARRIED. • * • • • Lately, at St. Lawrence Cliairh, Reading, •the Rev. James M.Av Rector of Thttratuttineuna Ilainor Canton of the Cathedral Church of Pheiter ? to Mrs. Favell, widow of • late. Rev. C. Faien, RectOr ofßrington, Huiningdonildre. • Saturday se'nnight, at St. John's College, Cambridge, ki the !lit year of his age, Mr.Reginaid'Eligh, son of the Rev. Mr. df Romalnkirk, in torkshire.- • Menday,'at Frith;street, Soho, John Anderson, Esq. surgeon, R. M. Woolwich. On the isth inst. at Rekedale, the seat of the Earl Ferrer 3, the Lady of Hylton 19Ui e. Esq. M.P. Sainirday, of hn Inflammation of thelungs, at her father's house in Canunbury, aged three years and 7 months, Margaret Ann, daughter and only child of George M'Call, Esq. Otahl : WAl:Eit LUNDON 11.4114iik. TO-fvt -)KitCYW: ,• rw. 2 y • yore NI T Val tell a,.....