Star. — London, England, 1807-02-28 00:00:00

CORO" ER', , ' IN (9 b'EST. ST. HARTHoLOMEWI HOSPITAL. Mr. Shelton, the Canner for lim.for, and the Jury which u•a:: implimellei on Tucklay lad for the pm p tie r f h,vefligatiug the cattle of the late melanchrly cataltrollie in the Old Bailey, lad night terminated their inquiry, after perhaps the longed fefii-n that was ever held by a Coronet's Jury. They fat the re days, and for a great many hours e.tch day, during which time they examined upwards of nne 14rindred witneffes ; fo that the moll minute fcrtitiny has been had as to every circtindiance that could by prnbahi lity lead to a ditcovety of the fit ft cattle of the fatal events that wok place on Monday lad at the Old Bail:y. At fix o'cl-ek yeflerday evening witnelres were called in ; the fi• II was Mr. W. B. Godfrey, a pupil St. Batihelomew's. • Ile dtfcribed the (late of the crowd in nearly the fame manner as the oiher wit reffesshad done. He was the nss n down upon fime reaplr, and f)m... others were on the top of him. After Suffering a great deal of pain by the weight upon his b-dy, and the cot flied politiou in which he was kept, he got up and was brought into a (hop, where he law two dead hodics, at d in the inner part of the !hop a man in a fit. That pelf:in gave his adtiref, ruith's Fo:let lane, arid was carried away in a coach. law J. Thu, n, the overnan, down on the ground neatly tlipatte Mr. Hazel's oil Chop, but could not info' m the Jury what threw him down, nor whethet any prii:ais Icll over m. Thomas W.-riler, a pyeman, who fload about the middle of the It, eel at a !tarn diaance from the Tail, which was fix-:d acrofs from the raft to the well fide of the Old BaiLy, at the end next St. Sepulchre's church, dept fed that the rail broke down.with the weight of the pe3ple. The force of the people tum bling off the Tail kni•cked him down on the top of his bafket, an,l he r• Sled over it. Several others fell down upon himond he was nearly fqueezed to death; however, he was, after f , me time, brought out of the crowd alive, and is now a patient in St. Barthel°. mew's. James Diviße, weaver, alto a patient in the Hof plod, gave a mod melancholy piCture of what paired on Monday morning. He had been down amongft the ruins of mortality for about four or five minutes —he found his cafe to be fo defperare that he hood up on the bodies—he tecolleEled that he had one foot placed upon a man's lac+ and the othus. upon tome one's throat ; the pile of bodies w.ts at lead as high as a table, and he jumped up from the heap on the heads and thoulders of ihofe that Road near him, and then crawled along on his knees and hands on top of the people's heads till he got •it a window, where he' was taken in, and after tome thrill time was fo far re covered as to be able to bear being cart ied off to the hofpital. Thomas Oliver, Robert Hewett, and Wm. Davis, gave neatly a liitilar defeription. The evidero-e being doled, the Coroner obferved, that he had n I the (*mallet doubt that the Jury were long !ince fa:isfied as to what was the immediate eillft of the pe Tie's death ; aeon whole cafe they had aireinhlett, namely, that they died either by coot preff.on, beiog trampled uipon, or by infrocation,— He• had confirmed his refearch, however, with a view to find out, if potliole, as hat it was that occalioned the fir 11 falling down mining the people. They mull fee that this was in form degree c“tineeted with fome local circurnitance ; as the accidents were confined nearly to one loot. He mull therefore conclude that, As the carts had (lopped up the greater part of the entruoce at the riwth e"d ot the Old Bailey, the cut rent if the people that flawed in towards the plat f at was like a great body of water that is propelled - by a powerful f »cc behind into a very rarrow gage before it ; when it has paired through and en• deavonred to expand kid'', it dallies round with the greater fury on every fide. No doubt, lois.. ever, there were many inaances individaal weaknefi, or other cii-curnilances peculiar to the cafe of every in dividnal that had coffered. Thefe points, however, it was inntollible fur them to afcertain ; and it relied with them to determine on home general verdia that would be futE:iently complehenfive to embrace every cafe that w.ts then before them. After this the Jury deliberated for a confiderable length of time ; and then agreed upon a verdiet, cc w!,ich the following is the ttbit:nice—That on Mon day morning lad the feveral perfons decealed had al fembled in the Old Bailey, at the North-well end, near the Weil fide thereof, and oppolite Great Green Arbour Court. Thar man carts and carriages were placed acrots that part of the Old Bailey by fome perlon or perfons unknown, which considerably nan. t owed that entrar.ce to the fail at eet or place. That a vaIL number ot p ople had Kilt, colleCted there for the put pole of feting the execution of criminals which was to take place that morning. That the 'mirage bring rat rowed in mannet alorefaid,cauteci a confider ' able degree (.1 confufion among thole who were in th e crowd, and were ;welling to get forward to fee the execoion, ia con'e•cience of which les era ' per . foos were compteiled, trampled upoto and flithicated. That the decealed perfons woe i 1111111 1 ,4 the litni.ber of th , :c t , who, thns futiering, died through corn tieing trampled upon, and huff cation. The Coors broke op at :tall after twelve o'clock. A LLVD , I:iD R.—An inqueil was held before G. W1Y.1C•1,2, Esq. Coroner for Ivliddlelex, on Thtof ri t ,,Lt, a t the \'shire Halt, Leather lane, on the dy of . the o ite ot S-ephen B who was reprirt• ed to have hen roorde , ed on \Vcdnclday morning. The Jury mgr at fix o'clock, arid the invelligation tatted until midnight, during which a wear number ot w itnri.res were examined, in order to throw all porlible 'tight on the my actions fobjeet. Rogers, a watchman, whole box ilood near to 53, Leather-lane, was the first man who entered the bottle, with the liaband. Boyce called him out of his box, between twelve and one c'elock„ un Wed nefday morning, and inf o rmed him I,mathing was the matter w'..h his wife, i.r the attempted to talk, and he could nut tinderuand her, reotteilingthat he the witnefs would accompany htm borne to his hcufe, in a court at the back of the pienti:es of No. 53 , — On the watchman entering the houfe, he di:covered the deceased 'tying on the ground, and a quantity of blood was in another part cf the room. Boyce lifted up the head cf the decealed, and exclaimed the has cut lizr thro•ao” The decealed was net quote dead, and the attempted in vain to articulate. The Ito"bind apl-eared gt eatly diareficd in mind, and he ran round the court in a frantic Rate, calling out that his wife had killed het (elf. Other watchmen came to the home, and a fuigeon was fetched. The cafe knife midi which the ael had been perpetrated mai lying near the body. There was no light in the room, nor did there appear to have been any. Ann Hendon, who lived in the fame court. proved that Boyce and his wife were cutillatitly quart ellii:g, the latter being much addieed to drinking. On the day preceding her death the deceafed informed wit nefs that the had not Peen her ku(b rod since Friday. —On the deceafed going int.) her houle atnrut four o'clock in the afternoon, witnefs fpoke to her, but the did not make any anfwer. Mary Tucker, a fervant to Mr. Stubbs, while back premiles are situated in the court., lta:ed, that when in her apartment the cr)uld hear the deceased and her hufband converfe together. Witmis had n .t heard the flighteft noife in the court that night until Boyce called nut that his wife had cut her throat.— She was fitting up f her mailer, and the flighted mile could nor have 4:leaped her. She heard fume perfon walk up the court about five minutes before Boyce gave an alarm, but the did not know who it was. Witnels knew the deceafed to have been a drunken woman. Trott, the ()nicer, had heard. the hab (lid threaten the deceated when engaged in a quarrel, and be knew that B. rce had been confined at the tint of his wife. Mr. Blewett, who had employed Boyce, defcribed him as an induflrious, inoffer.five man. He had known him and the deceafed fiEeen years. In May laft Boyce obtained form money by the lottery, and (ince that time witnefs believed that the deceafed had been iniine through continued inebriation. Several other witnefres were examined without throwing any additional light on the lubjed. It was °braved by tome of the w•itneftes, that the deceafed was left handed, and it was the opinion, from the ap• pearance of the wound, that it had been inflided with the left hand. Mr. Honcsom delivered an apprrpriate charge to the Jury, who returned a verdiet Among the diforders of health we clafs an habi tual collivenefs, and ohfiruClions in the velrels con nefted with digegion, which, from the ufe cf purga tives, are not relieved, but they become a conliitu tional complaint. Calomel, antibilious medicines, and various formula have been employed, but they certainly only difchai ge the accumulated matter, leaving the caufe Ilill eliding ; and every one, tinder their operation, finds the neceffity of continuing, and periodically increafing the dote, from the tone and fenfitivet .la of the Ilumach and intetlines being par• tially delis oyed. The fuccefs of SP I LSBURY'S Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, in removing glandular obflruc tions, improving the appetite, and dellro)ing that irritation canting head ache, fenfc of weight, nerv , us affeSions, &c. gives full value to thefe antifcurbutics, as when employed in Gout, Rheumatifm, U;cera dons, or. Scrophula.—Mr. Settsatta it is not account able for any mixture fold, notefs the-words " By the King's Patent" are inferteci at length nn the hill o f direaions, bottle, and wrapper; the (tamp alfo (the King's duty) is printed in black ink instead of red ink. —Sold at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Soho Square, London, in bottles of ss. 6d. tos. and 11. 25. 61,4ity included. Compound Etrence Bs. NIARItIED. Mom!al., at Chatham Church, Hcnry Hume Spence, Captnin in the Itoy.ll Nuvy, to Mils Elitsbeth Lowry, daughter of Charles Lowry, Hfy. of his Majcity% (hip Glory. Di CD. Thothlay. at hie hoar Ut Clargo-flrect, Piccadilly. in the ;19th year of hi= age, Thom* Ralph. Vifcount Hawarklen, of Dundroni in the Conn••• of Tipperary. SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD FARMS and LAND, and an INN, in and near the Towo• of Chclm.ford and Rnm font. Fifes. By Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. on Friday, March 21, at three o'clock. at the L'ell lon, at Chelmsford, in Five Lots, by order. or before Two of the. CanniArion,rs appointed to contra for the Redeprion of the Laid Tat. Lott. i d k Defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, at X. Writtle, near Chelmsford, confining of tel Acres of very frond Meadow. Pafture;and Arable Laud, with a Farm houfe and Buildings, called Sturgeon's Farm —Lot s. A delirable Free hold F nate, in the hamlet of Moulfharn, and in the with of Mar. garetting, near Chelmsford, coot - tiling of about 71 Acres of very good meadow, pa fture and arable Land. with a Dwelling houfe and prmerßuildings, lately put into complete repair, called IN hire. bridge Farm. Lot Z. A Freehold Eftate inMoultham, Chelmsford. cor,filt big of the Windmill Inn, let to Mr. David Wood, on leafu tor 54 years, at a ground rent of only 191. IN. per annum, worth at lean scl. per ann.—Lot 4. A valuable Freehold Eftate, in springfield, Chelmsford, conf u ting of about 15 acres of excellent arable land, an ozier bed. and a capital and very beneficial gravel pit, ii the occupation of Mr. James Winder.—Lot 5 A very riefirable Free hold Inclofure, called Crowland, containing about lix acres, pear the town of Romford, in the occupation of Mr. John 'I . yh r. The tenants of Lots 1,4, and 5, will quit at fvlichaelmas t g 7. To be viewed by applying to tenants; win's.' particulars may he had of John Oxley Parker, Erg. Chelms'oro; at the plate of fair. Spread Eagle, Ingat-ttone; Cock and Romford ; of Mcffrs Brays, Solicitors, Great Ruffell nrcet. ishon.thury ; and of Nit ITN. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgattrftrect; where a plan may be fern, — Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, RESIDENCES, BUILD. ING GROUND, and FARMS. at MO [TING HAM, be tween LEE and CHISLEHURST, KEN T. By Melfrs. SKINN R, DYKE and CO. On Friday, April to, at TI, at Garraway's. in twelve Lots. uttlefs the whole %mild be difpoft.d of by I'rivate Conrad before the 21it of March, AVery valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE , fituare at Mottingham. in the vicinity of l.ee, Blackheath, Milian', and Chiflehurft, a molt eletiraidc pr.rt of the County of Kent, only right miles from the Metropolis, the refidence and property of the late ROBERT DYNELLY, comprifing a Subilatitial Brick rvlanfion Houle and 011ict., a Commodious Refidence aod Offices, and a (mailer Refidence in Vie cottage ftyle, with pleaftire grounds and gardens, coach houfes and ftabling, proper farthing buildings, bailiff's meffuage and two cottages, and rich meadow and arable lands, containing about 163 acres, in a high Rate of cultivation, a part remarkably fine clay lands, and (eve nl fpots truly eligible for building on ; the whole lying exceed ugly well, and capable of the greatelt improvement t alfo a Wall farm, with proper buildings, containing about 38 acres, held under the College—To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff, at Mottingham-houfe, .f whom ptinted particulars may be had, and a plan fern ; particulars zifo at the place of fale,and of Meffrs. ISkinner, Dyke, and Co. Aldcrfgatc Itreet, where a plan may alto be ken. I 'HE entire LORDSHIP of LITTLE OXEN -1 DON, in the County of NORTHAMPTON. co:slitting of upwards of 523 Acres of rich and ancient Feeding and Meadow Lan t,dividcd into Twenty two Clofes ; together with the Manors of Gnat and 1 ittle °undo!' —Lmul Tax redeemed, and an an cient payment of 41 in lieu of all Tithes. The Lordihip of Ozeud..m is within two miles of the town of Mat ket Harborough. Ihe London Road from thence adjoin. it; and the fituation uncommonly fine for Building upon. For further particulars apply at the 1.2 w Offices .1 IViriTra. Pares, Miles, and Alarm, Ltiertte:, %bete a Plan of the Eltatc mai be few. SALES BY AUCTION. Ddratle. and Ex wave PREMISES, N 0.139, FLEET-STREET. By Mr. HERMNG. By Order of the Affignies of Mr. Ntc.DLEIt CHAM RCP LAIN, Drua gilt and Claymilt. a Bankrupt, at Garraway'■ Coffee-house, 'Change silky, on 1 ucl.'•ay. the 3d March, at twelve o'clock, (unit.:s All aCCePtiAbie tPirer previuully mode), 1 - 1 r E. UNEXPIRED TERM of EIGHTEEN YEARS, of the LEASE of thole Sp cious PR EMISr.S. cumprifing a hantlfume Mud: rn fronted Shop and Genteel Dwel ling Houk, Counting Houk, back Warehoufes, paved Yard, &c. molt cli,ihly lituate No. 139, on the North Side of Fltet-flreet, in the occupation of the Paid Binktupt. The whole is in the molt perfect and fuhaantial repair, and peculiarly calculated to- the ' above *doe. hut !likable to molt Tradt:i where room is required. To hn• viewed till the Salt,and Particulars had thereon ; alto at Garra may's ; of Meffrs l.oggan and Smith, Sol ci'crs, are , t 411 , i of Mr. Herring, auetionetr, Heet-Itrect. N. B 'r he Stuck, Furniture, &c. will be fold thurtly aft:r the above. A VALUABLE WEST INDIA I'S FATE I OR. SALL. TO RESOLD BY PUBLIC SAL%, Wi:hin the Tor. title Tavern, Glafguw, on Wed-telday the 28th day of Dauber 1807, at Two u'eloca P FRIF NDSHIP ESTATE; in die 'SLANE) of TRINIDAD and Tiarter of SAVANE ['TA (Lae the pro perty and poireffd by Captain John Montgomerie , with the BUILDINGS, SLA 'ES, CATTLE, MULES, IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY,Ste. &c. The Fltate is very advantageoufly fitnated, being hounded en the Welt by the Gulph of Pada, to which there is: t- idy ac:els. by a good Road, conneding the Works with an exceih.nt Wharf that runs out Two Hundred Feet into the Sea, thereby facilitatblg the fbipment of produce and landing of Stores with fafcty and difpatch. The Grounds extend to rwo Hundred and Thirty-five Acres, or thereby, whereof 8l Acres are hi thriving Cams, ao Acres are in Prouifions and Plantain W.tlks, tll Acres ::re occupi:d by the Works and in Pafture--the remainder being Savannah Wood and Brunt Land. The Works are extenfive and of the moft fubltantial kind, con fitting of a Boiling Houle.. fixty feet long, built of (tone and brick, and fully tiled, with two Pets of Copp. re and a good Iron Mill— alfo an extenfive Still Houle, built in the fame manner as the Boiling Houfe, in which there is a 303 Gallon Still mounted, and Worm complete. The other buildings confift of a Houfe for the Manager and one for the Overfeer—alfo fourteen Negro Honks, and a variety of other convenieticies. Thereis a ufeful ftream of Water clofe by the Works. A confiderable part of the grounds are fenced with lime hedges, and the whole, which mutt be peremptorily fob!, forma valua:lle property, well worthy the attenti:nt of intending parchafers. parti cularly thofe who can fupply its chief want, by placing additional Itrength of Slaves upon the eftate. The terms of payment will be made convenient, upon receiving part down, and fatisfaetory fecurity for the balance For farther particular• apply to Edward Rivers, Ffq. in Tri nidad; Robert Denniltoun, Efq ; or James Lamb, merchant is Giafgow. -DEVON..—LARGE NAVY OAK 1 IMBEIL To be SOLD in LO FS, (Numerically marked with White Paint) as untlir, ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and SIXTY THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 70 ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Top., Lops, and Bark. 'this Timber lies very compaelly, is of ye: ylarge Dirnenflons, and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Conip.if: Pi •ces. It grows on the Manor of CANON 'FEIGN, in the Parilh of ! CHRIS'IOW. four Miles from Chudlei;h, ten trom Ttignmouth Harbour, and feven Miles from Wat, r to convey it to Ttiontouth. ON BARTON FARM. LOT 1. So Oak Trees. z from so to too inclufive. 3 ---- tco to 147 ditto. 4 S t Elm "frets. .S 4o Afh Trees. 6 front 40 to Sz Atli Trees incliffivc. 7 j 13etchT:ccs. ON 1-11 " , ;ER FARM. LOT 1. 24 Oak Trees. 2. It Alb Tree , . ON UNDLIWOWN FARM. 1.0 t, to Oak Trees. a. from Ica to zoa Ditto inclufive. 3.. 200 to 3CC Ditto. 4. 330 to 360 Ditto. 5. $6O to 420 Ditto. 6. i 9 Elm mid 29 Afh Treett. ON NETTON'S FARM. LOT 1. sta Oak frees. a from so to :co Ditto inclufive. 3. too to 150 Litto. 4. 150 to 2CO 5. 2'O to 250 Ditto. 6. 9 Afh rtes. ON BIRCHEN WOOD. LOT t. too Oak Treas. 2. from 100 to 209 Ditto iticlufive. ON SWANELAY WOOD. LOT t. tea Oak Trees. 2. from too to zoo Ditto inclufive. 3. zoo to 3::0 Ditto. 4 300 to 350 Ditto. 5 -- 350 to 413 Ditto. • 6. 56 Afh Tree;. For which purport a Survey will he held at the Clifford's Arms Inn, Chudleigh, on Fhurfday the 26th March next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon precifi l y. For viewing the Timber, apply to Mr John Law, at the Manor Houle on the Prernifes, with whom printed particulars will be left. as they will alto at all the principal Inns in the Country, and further information may be had of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of Swallowfield, near New Reaiiiiig, &ratline; or at the Office of I ales and James, Solicitors, Exeter. Latter, February 20,1807. This day was puhlillied, price is. 64. _ _ - - OI.NION's 'Vie...tile on the pr operties and effeef 1 - 7.0 of HOT and C 01.1) BA I HING, as applied to the Htritz:n Rody, in its Pimple impregnated, or mineral State, for the Cure of various Dikales, with their mode of treatment, and important Advice to Bathers in gcner:.!. Alfo, a coneifc Topographic:l De feription of the Pril dim( Bathing Placts iu tin; Llliitc.l Kind tin with a l'ortrait of the Author. This volume contain b Cie Su'iflance of Anal every ancient and modern Publication on the I IP , acv of Hot and Cold !tithing with a Defeription of th, principal Watering Places, and practical Ob fcrvations on Difeafi.s in which tin y are ufatnl London: Sold hy Mathew.; and Lehat, 14, Strand, and H. D. .tiymonds,Pateraufter row ; alfo by all Bee::feilerd in the United Kingdom. FOR VEN E REAL AND SCORBU I'IC COSA PLAi NTS. I)it. EEM AN's G LUTA. smAyrA RIS, by far the molt fate and ciredual Remedy ever yit difixwer ed for the Cure of that daogrrou. ale. Perfons unhappily af- Meted with Venereal Complaints in all its ftages, and under its va rious appearances. will find a freure and prefent relief, by taking there molt invaluable Dr.ms : which for their excellency during 3o years pradlice in the mutt populous part of London, viz Hatton- Garden. have been termed Gotta Salutaris The fecrecy with which moll perfons In afflided find it needful to conceal theirfufftr ings, may be lately employed valnl.! ufing theft Drops; &ice they render confinement utinecellary, as well as all undluous or mercu rial preparations, or any furgical oper.tion wl.atever. By appointment of Dr Frceman, they arc :Ad wholefale and re. Mil, by R. Butler, No 4. Cheapfide, corner 11 Paternoller-row ; Velam and Gibbs, Portfmou:h ; Weitm and Roberts, Portfea ; Robert a, Harding.and Jolanfon, Gofporr; Pittman. and Ro gers, Plymouth ; Roche, Philpti.Husland. Harlon, and I Do-k ; Dixon, Falmouth; Neale% and Mitchell, Dover ; Sharp and Long, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, Sheen:els; Witheridge, . Chatham; Warren, and Burgers and Ralph, Margate ; Thoniplon, - , Yarmouth ; Peck, Hull ; York ; Macdonald, Otalgow ; Browning. Paitley ; Baxter and Smith, Edinburgh; Heaton, Leed- ; Wood, Wakefii ; Lathbury, Liverpool ; Stains ! and Vanglian, Maischeiter; Williams and Truman. Exeter ; Col. lins,Silitbury ' • Barry acrd Shupard,l3ri ft ol ; Hazard and Hun t , ! Bath ; dtcven fon, Norwich ; Hodfon, Cambridge ; Pollard, ! Brighton; Land, Maidftcme; Burbage, Nottingham ; Drewry ' Derby ; Wood. and Nott and Lloyd, Birmingham; and molt Me divine Venders, in bottlts at as. yd, each, with anildc diredions. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST mr.ticiNt. FOR C' . UGTtS, COLDS, AM) AS CHURCH's COUGH DROPS, as a M. dine have been fo long known and appr , ,verd. as to nerd v.•rviittle to be laid to recomn.,..sol it to the Public as tl e h. IL pserarat . .on for recent Colds, Coughs. and confirmed thoufands cured dating Twtlye 1 ears trial, hate coon: men the high eitiminitni in which it has be. T , g a A rrcrd l'4l and Cough yields to a few Odes, and ite m^it consrmed Althmarr (within the power of M..dicine w accomplilh) have berg cured by perfevera..ce i:s their ule. Malts. Snaw and tnw....ans, No. 66, St. Paurs ‘..'hurch-y - trk having purchafed this. and all Mr. Churefs n ate can polfibly be gentine bu• loch as hire their Names engraved to the 'tamp, " Slnw and b-dward.., 64. S. Pzurs. t.l.trch yard," the imintion cf which is ttlony. Pike only 2s. 6J. rod 46. t d 111,.e FOR COUGHS. HOARSENF _SSFS, &c. • R. c REIf.:4OIJGH's I.OZE.I\4;ES,aI TOLU. which csrtain all the fortzting and healing virttcs of the crdebtated BALS.iNt of ToLu, and are the pleafirott-ft .t.sd m o lt tit etual remedy of th kind in Al Coughs ILsarknenres. Sore tbruats, and Deflusioni ail the Lungs, hralifig the Rawnefs and Sorenefs to the Brealt, and affording great relief in Shortm fa of Nreatb, And in Attlsmatic and Confunsptive ComplAisits; they do' lint clay the Itomach, but rather cre.dc an app.:Gee But ai the great benefit to derived Iron, them can only be fe - .. cured by having them Getioide, the public are requelivel to oh le lire, that R 11.AY1A'ARD No. to. Ludg ae Hill, iN pinned on , the Stamp, as all others arc Cous.terf, hilt: Lozenges are prepared and full by R, Haywar 1 (Soccer to •r. Greenough tlte Invent,.:,) MA to. 1.0 Igete i.ih; and fol by L. Newbery and Son, No. 4;. :A. P. 31.1 1 .6 Chil - ch-r-r4l; Bayley and 1;1.w, Cockfpur-ltr,et; Bacon al ti Co. No. ;so, Oxnard ; Rue:; and Wm. Clark, No. 269, Borough.—Price to . t J. ,V 4 R. BR LE has frequently been queilioncif why TA. lie eo.,tinued to adver tbe to di'plav qualifications which no man has hitherto difputcd. and to ex orris his fcledion of Li peculiar brine •, in which the extort of his pradicc is already Intficiently known To loch qiteftious Mr. Br.e reithei—the fecrcey which is infeparable from the treatment of that branch debars him from , the %INA mode of profeffional recommendation, for it is fc arc d y within the pelt. of the mutt perfect intimacy, that a enf e gi o „ error is fubmitted to n'erely to illutlrate the character of a Medi cal Praditioner. His qualificationa and privileges arc repeatedly listed, to dittirguifh hint front thole wh:t, women meat of protdlional knowledge, have the temerity to 41, ire to t'..e advantages of profeffiimal practice. In thole fecret diforders, which are ordained to he Va., punigt , meet. of illicit indulgence, and in that complicated deraN.mteut of the lyftsm, which a.edical mei:denominate NERVOIii COM PLAIN I'S, producing general or local DEBILLFY, by which the ltamina of life are di :'.roycd, and the &area int.:reds of polterity affected, he claims Inch fuperiority of Pill as tnii.ht perlwps kye teen equally attaNed by any other Member cl the College of Sur. peons, confining himfell for fourteen years to this to teach, ;114 calcentrating his !Indies and pradiee to this particular point. Sandioned by the fucccfs of his undertaking, he ca. rs iteltota tion in every cafe of Venereal hift.Clion, and in all thine Damien. , cies which are the confequences of loaf-continued iiiilulgence in luxury or in vice, reit:knee it. warm climate,, or any other caufe F .oducing Debility or Nervous Coaq-laints in the one lea, 4111,1 N rrennefs is; the other, } The tero.f Of remuneration arc 1.1 linty (tared on the. fiat iuteY- Vew or in lawcr to letters containing a Bank title. No. 21, At wield-Rivet, near Temple bar, Feb. l 3 IS TO TriONIAS LOR, Dear Sir, No. 9, Erhlge-street, London. FF.Et• it a duty incumbent' up. , n me, to inturm you .1 the very great and extracrdinary Cure I have received font your invaluable Mediet-c-1 Eskli F.'s PATEN!' PILL, About two year.... ago I was att cacti with a %reacted thfort4r which I treated rather llightiv tor Lose time, but the tilted• length fpreading all over ni) Hotly, i Wits obliged to apply [II •he Mott cminentot the Faculty; but tlicir t.ce. afforded only tem porary relict. I went through vaouus vturics of Saiivation, aced tram tieing rather of a corpulent Habit was realized CO a mere Skeleton. The 41cers that fprca.i ail over nay iambs, rendered ma a complete object, In that my frit tisis act - paired of my rrc every. When h-ooglit to this lituatit•n, I c..mitiered death as inesit.,ble, but a reiation of mine commenting upon the many cafes in which your h ch I Pills had f acceedeel, I was ind.ee to try a bux oi them, thought rather relieved mc, and by per. everance for two or three m tubs, and f dlowiug y ur air ctions, I experienced t h n.olt unaecoentable rciax•mon from pain, the fors gradually utdit ins ; I am now, thank GOD, perfectly recovered, and watts I ns ue,t daily : I doubt not but one mote box, which I think can ti tits to take, will eitablifh my health in it, orisinal Rate. It I. with the m.'tt heartfelt gratitude that 1 fuhfcribe myfelf, )• r much obliged humble fervant. VIM. PIERSON. Deant,..ate, Macheiter, July I, Plot. P.S. For the public h.-netit I not objet to the above being puhlidied, but leave you ta act as our own netter judgincist (hall dictate. Prepared and fold by the tole Prorricter, Thouas Taylor Mem ber of the Royal College of Surgeer s, ! Lotia..n, at his Houle. • No. el, New Bridge street. Where. eft, r a conitant relidetier of more than th , rty lix yrars, In a praCl:ce particularly diredled to the Core ..1 Venereal C6fttplaints, with that inviolable fecrecy, which man of his prof 11l n Ihuuld alw zys ohfetve, he flaws himielf, the advice and allidance tee gratuitoufly acitrithiftcrs to p lions taking this Medicine will be elteented by a difeerninePoh iic, as an advantare Milton to be obtained, and vendor ambiguity. S Id, by his Appointment, for the cos.venience of thole livin4 at a diltance, a: the Perfumer's, N 0.35, St. Alban's. ftre. t Pali Mall; the l'uy Shop, No. 103, Oxford-(treat; 'Mr. Dile! rough's. No. 7, Pith-area H 11 ; Mr. tit-ers, Bookieller, Union Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Wation'f, South-Pridyt, Edinburgh ; Mr. Calwell's, Dubin' ; Mr Billinges, Livery tie; Mr. A!kinfon's, Manchtlicr ; ;may oat Perron in every con tido:rabic Town in Great Britain and Ireland, to Boxes of tidy 25. 9d. each, fealed up with full and plain dirediona, wherr'l Perknis of either Sex may Cure themfelses with Eafe, Speed. Se. creel , faicty. .‘l'' LJ Hi. ALIII. IT has been too frequently the fulijee of jillt and general reprobation, that men deltitute of the elements of the medical art. have offered themfelvc, as candid - nes for public patronage in the ptofeffion of phylic For the purpofe of doing juftice to the refute of our itudies acid exuerience. and to prevent WI from being eland anntg,thofe enquiries whole impudent pre. tuitions have, unfortunately for focicty, been too favourably rc..- crived, we beg leave to robotic to the liberal and enlightentd a faithful ftatemt nt of our pinions and acquirements Alter havi , g reci:ived a regular medical education as the pupils of Marrs Gnu,- dal and Blizard, whri lectures and pro: tic- we catefulty atten ded, as prof, frnrs and furgeons of the I minion Hofpital we entered ourfelves as itulents in that justly celebrated fehcol for'inedied acquirement the Royal Collz. t .,c of .Edinburgh, and were Untrue ' teJ in the duff, rut bra. dies of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pr tdlice of Ph) lic, CuentOtry. Midwiiery. :sotany, &c Arc. by thole eminent protelbur,t, Dr , . Alutiro. Gregory, Black, Hamilton, ' Duncan and Rutherford. We mitt we than not he deemed t're fumpf Ilona in trying t tgot our profizietuev and acquirerren-s are clot inconli•'erable• Havin A fur a Img feries of-years made venereal complaints, and the va-lous difeafes of DEBILITY, the particular o' led of our ttut:irs aid prazt ice, it will, we hope. be all. , wril 1 that we have acquired tuperior knowleclqe of their tn.. tmene a cure. In flight and recent can- of inf-aion, a pelted re , eftabliainhnt is completed i • the th. r „in.! of two days : and, in ihffe of the utmoll inves racy, where other pracininners have failed of tucc,•fs. a proptr pz-rftver ince in our plan ot treatment, enferes t‘t the, patient a fee :aid radical cure. Amitlft the melancholy variety at ditor.lers which are the effeto of a habit Ling and mutt unhappily puttued by the youth of both Sexes, there Arc none more a larniteg or more dittrefling than thole delLiericies acid dehiliti s which frequently prevent or embitter , the matrimonial flare. To loch pert art it mull. be a confoling re.. fledtion to know that they may now,•by a new and infallible mode I of treatment, he reitored to that greatcit of all human bleffsaei. & Strong, manly, and vigorous coullittition. In all cafes ol debility, from whatever cater:. arifing, a. well as in every fpecies of vent. , real infedion• we may he confalted by patient.' of either let with 1 the yea:eft secrecy ant honour. Hours of confultation at home front ten to three, acid front lix in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the eirmitry arc reel:Jetted to !tate the particulars of I their cafe, age. and general habit 111 . living, &e. &c incloang a remittance for advice and medicines, when the tints will be given l or feat to any part of the kingdom. T. enfure that feer-er fo ef .l fential to our undertaking, the pottage of tenors may b e a dded to ! the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. Ai.vernher 26. i i • 6 No. v•r. Hatton garden - IH.Gti v.., , .a.A. ~... ..uN,.....i...i .. 'it,.._ t k.l 4'.1‘11" ....A1 bt.ortitr.g Aftrynno” q Ainntes after 7 intrudes after 7 LONDON: Printed and pub AA, by I.6.VEL KENT, (of Zao• kerb:l:/Place. tvdribv.b). At the S ran-Orr:cc No: :, Cart;•• ftrect. Pub nand alto at the Sraa ()itics, Teal* Hat