Star. — London, England, 1807-01-14 00:00:00

WESTMINSTF A SESSIONS. Satarday the ntal ut Judge, a porter at the Gloucealer Cnffee•houfe, Piccadilly, was pot off', by content, until next Setlions. A point of law will be argued on the cafe, as the Counfel for the defence contend►, that the.prifoner, wile, it will be :einem bered, altered the ticket given. hint by the book-keeper at the Office, for the parpote of fraud, thould have been convided in the penalty of sos. when,hefore the tlighl rates. It is contended, on the other hind, alas the4conduft of the ptifnner was fraudulent, and that he was liable to be tried for franc!, by foregoing the crutidann, according to Alt of Parliament. • NILDLASEX SESSIONS. • ---. On Monday 7 home Witfirreru the elder, and Thomas WiPiams, the younger, were feverally indieed, the former upon two chatges, the latter upon one, for assaulting, beating, and wounding Mary, the wife of Michael Wood, and the laid Michael himfelf.— There were alfo two Crofs Indielments againft Wood and his wife , for affaults upon Williams and his fon. This traniaßien aroli out of a trial, which took place at the hal affixes fur Chelmsford, one of the perry being instilled for fleeting flour from his mit trt's mill, of which charge he was acquitted.— Theft fevcral patties re faded OR the banks of the river Lee, in the County il Middlefex. The defendant Wil liams, the elder, kept a milt, and the prufecutor and his -wile lived in a houfe adjoining ; the whole of both pennies being inclofed in a common yard, ae ceffible to all patties. Alter the trial before alluded to, frequent bickering: occurred between thefe per toys, the one accufing the other of being perjured, Oro other 1 etaliating, by calling him a felon; until apl-aa, from words it came to blows, and the rlefen clair,, Williams the elder, violently affaultet!, fir), Mrs. Wood, and then, calling in the atliflance of his ion, the other defendant, a lad about 16 years of age, they both together fell an, and beat the mole putor, Michael Wood, and wounded him fo feverely - with a, chile! in the head, and elfewhere, that, from the evidence of a kapott, his life appeared in great Aanger for fume days. Ihe fourindiements being tried u•gether.,,there appeared a confiderable contra- 1 Tidy of evidence on both fides ; the one party en dtavoutina to make the, other the fira aggreffors. The jury, however, found the defendants Tlm- Teas Williams, the elder, and Thomas Williams. the younger, Guilty on birth indictments; and the Court lenience:l the Winter to pay a fine of fol. upon the fi: 0 indiftmeat, and a funilar fine upon the fecund. And, for:her, fentenced the younger to be imptifun ed one month, and both to find fecurity for their _ future good condua. Yeflerday Charles Fewer:, alias Charles Inabletters, .was inditted for a misdemeanor, in breaking into liofes belonging. to the London Dock Company, with intent to commit a felony therein. This profecution was inaituted by the London pack Company under the following circuit:fiances : Severafdepredatiens hating heen committed at thefe ..husks about the month of (Mabel . Ina, the Corn- pan, placed a guard to watch, and, if poffible,difeo- ver die perpetrators. About eleven o'clock on the night a the 27th of that Month, the guard beard the 'opt, of hammering outride the Bores; he went opt, and th e Moon Wang bright at the time, be' plainly ditcovered four men working with Tickaxei, At. it the wall of the !totes ; he Immediately fent one a two little boys, who were along with hien, to gibe the alarm to the next watchman ; upon the Lit ter fp, inging his rattle, three of the men made theft ekape over a high wall, and at the fame time the Defendant advanced towards the guard and watch- . 'po i from the 'pot where the ethers had been at 'work. He was taken up, but afterwards refuted.— .In three days after he was brought before a lslagif trate, and obliged to give bail to hand his trial. The i •prentifetheihg afterwards examined, a pickaxe, an' :kw: crow, atid Inuit other tools of the fame kind were found; and upwards of nine tier of the bricks - bad been ritunied, quite fulficient to admit a man itironh ; but futtunasely, a calk of tallow happened toklie exaalj at the breach, which prevented au en *l nue at that time. Mr A tn. : a, for the Defendant s made reverel ob ellgtrus• to the form:of the Willi:mot, in point of law. He contended that - the instillment, in the fill -plate, lhould have fet out the names of all thrperfons compufing the London Dock Company, profecuting moot this indiement, in the fame way as an indie- Mehl prefecined by a parifh, always set out the arames o: the Churchwardens, &c. fpecifically as the prof - cement. He further contended, that in order to eimittteici iburglary, With intent to commit a felony, It fujita appear thatkune part of the tan's body bid been within the peemifes fo broken open ; but in • ibis cafe ao each Eita appeared, and therefore the Pre - Ant indiOrnent could not be fultained. Mr. §eijeani r tr, for the prrfecution, anfweeed tliephjeClious Learned Connfel 'with his usual ebikity, and the Court sms,af opinion that the indite mint Was properly ft arced. Ur. Pt ctsy then entelqil into Lis defence, upon i t rafts i and , in a Tpry able argument, birdied, ,; from all the citeensaances of thi cafe, tit; figir -inference was, that the Defendant mutt I innocent bfflre 'ttarge alletked again* him. In the firetplace Ii i..iviti' a 4 7 ) a u off lop .Ins Pfoisecty, and, of courk, entail not ha ye been. loppoOdtiihe di iven to the ne- csili•y of sommittiag a (deny for his livelistood,-- He had lived for trial, fy yea": in tlic neighbourhood nf) ct 2 detc.k A ,s and.litd kime rtit and toimediately , , . • . j oiritialig (40 part tit e re e - the wed who efcaped,had been at work ; and the fad was, a• t i c was initisgled, fume depteOns baying hu l a ;e omitted on his yfit . giound, lid was there ay . *, ti oa tl-e watch, 01,4 . is : ike. 04autlitIte Po i , y. His vol un ni firitureencler inisnediatelt;iiid `at dance bekere a ifttace thin days after, wilkattli any. ittternpt, aids blepart, either to conceal himfrlt or to abreond, . le tifrttleiosonvincing tettimony of his inno ;.. ..; 1 gig witnelits were called to his charafter, and . re I b u r ry ipol , after . a . fl i i .b or g t .p co ri i r i o tt r ati w on as , f h e r n o i t e igh nce i d in t a o ve b i e •- 4,' • i o,4tAattgiritimed. 4 t il , A. 140, 44 O W Gravel-lane, was tried for an affeult upon a foreign Captain of a (hip. SOW.C. thing'ttiorefra ''omi t 'ht this cafe than was within the Itiidelitriltior ' Wtineat. It waillated,thst one I 1 of ihiTailo * ; 5 tog iii. ,14,094.fitik.1 kip woo . ... taken ill, was fent to the binge of the pa:mei hn f band, and died. The Captaia went to fee the re mains of his forma man, viten the lady of the houfe Paid he fhould not go there, fpit in his face twice, and, taking alone of her 'hoes, attempted to Rrike him with it in the face. It was Rated in the defence, that the prifoner had millaked the Captain for one a number of per lons who wanted to have the rbt ceafed waked, according to the cultom of thole pro fefling the Roman Catholic faith. He was a Grecian (*dor. The Jury acquitted the prifoner, but one 'of the Jußices cbfervcd`that there !as not a viler honk about the metropolis than that of Mr. Bonifh. The Court expteffed the utmoll indignation at a child of four years old being brought 'inward to give evidence in a cafe a airaai, is is too frequently the pra&ice. Win. Hayward was fined 201. for anaggravatedaf fault on a pregnant woman. A true bill was yefterday found by the Grard Jury againfl Lord Caledon's Sbvil; valet, for robbing his The London Salons commenced at Guildhall, yeflerday, by the Lord Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen Sir John Anderfon, I3oydell, &c, &c. Nothing of importance occurred. The Surrey Seflions commenced yefierday morn ing, at the Se(flans Houfe, Hotfemonger•lane, before Lord GRAN TLAY, Chairman; Lords MIDOLSTON, LECLIE 9 WILLIAM RUSSELL. Sir THOMAS MILTON, Sir ROBERT 131,RN ITT, Sir JOHN ALEXANDRA, and twenty other Magiarates. After the Grand Jury were fwnrn in and had retired to bulinefs, the *thud county haulers was gone daripugh, but not one trial, took place. In the Surrey Calendar there is the following rather unufual entry—" Sarah buither, committed the 3d of Jammu, 1837, by the Rev. W. ROBERTS, charged nfi Ivr own eorfeirson, with repeated aas of incontinency, for fix months." The frail fair one is in Guildford H. ufe of Coffeelion, to hard labour. We are t xremely forty to notice a very ferious ac cident which happened a few days fence to a diflin pilled member of fociety, and moil relpeflahle private charafter—Mr. Joint NicHoet., printer, Red Lion-paffage, Fleet-lireet : Coming down father a dark flair cafe, at his printiag a (lice, he fell over a coal fkuttle, which forte carelets let vant had placed in the way, broke his thigh chile io the hip,apd other wife dreadfully bruifed himfelf. We are happy, however, to hear that his tee , very is not doubted. , BOWeSTIL r CT.— Patr Pinder-grafi, tfirth,rine, Fis daughter, and "'anal Layer. were i.n Monday corn. mined for trial, Inr the robbery of the houfe of Mr• Bell, on the Edgeware road. The wurmin was a fervent in the honk. and it is foppofed to have planned the robbery with her father.--italert Feer was alio committed for trial, upon the evidence of Dr. 'nail, of Woburn place, for indecently ezpoftng his perft.n oprofi e his parlour window. Yenerelay 7 Pullen was charred at Guildhall -robbing Mr Macartney, to whom h e was fi r a m ,, n , of wine and ale to the value of aol. Mr. M. Hated that the prifoner had confeffed that he had been fur milted with falfe keys, with which he had entered the cellar, by a carpenter, but would not give fetch information as might lead to his deteffion, which as Mr. M. deemed him the reatell culprit, was his principal objea. After vanons efforts were unavail• ingly cxetied by the Magiflrate to induce the prifoner to give the requilite information, Mt. M. propelled his being fent un baard the tender, which was ac cordingly done. Reherca liquierton was charged -by Mr. Prelim', of bong-lane, with robbing him of 421. Mr. Preflon Hated, that he had given her the run of his bottle, while the was out of place, during which a foudaefa of drefs had induced her to rob him, after which the went to Yarmouth, and on the officer attempting to apprehend her, the was with difficulty prevented from cutting her throat. She was committed for re examination. About three o'clock on Saturday morning, by tome ' milcondna, a boat upfet at the month of Foripouth hat hour, belonging to a Danifh (hip, by which two boys were drowned. Three men were alto in the boat, who were Paved. Saturday afternoon, between three and four n'tle.eh, as two gentlemen were in tingle hale cbaife, going through the Circus Turnpike, the he* took Iright, in confeq!sence of which one of them was thrown out, and ho much halt . that there are little hopes of his recovery: . Suneay as a hackney coach was pal Eng up Union fireet, l'Alhopfgate, one of the horror trampled .on child, by which it was fu much hurt that it died in a few hours. A few days fence, at the Annual Meeting of the Meenhers of an Amicable Sudety in Briphton, Mr. I'. Mitchell, their clerk, wan called upon for' a f , ngs which he executed with gicat cbeerfulnefs ;—but it was the Taft he had to Imp for he had no fooner. chaunted the concluding line, than he reclined his bead on the back of a dais, and expired without .a groan. The body of an elderly man was found lifelefs in the Tower ditch fume nstunittgs !ince, fuppofed to have fallen in. On Tuefday fOnnight, a man who had been fent by Mr. Phillips of Rochelier, with fume mot:ey to a petfon at sits village of How, was flopped on lion c Immon by fingle foot-pad, who after bearing him in a very fevers manner, robbed him of ten pounds. A few nights fence, as M. Overton, a filherman, was examining his nets in the rixer Lune , near Datil Point, he thought he heard a boat approaching ; but to his great ationilhment when be held up his lan• thrrn he difcovered a honk fwimming, and his afta• ailhment was encrealed by finding a cart faßened to the hurte, With a man in it, who proved to be Mr. J. Iciiby, a farmer, of Heyfham. The only account that he could give of his extraordinary fituation was that he bad been in a public bode on Condor Green, • with his cart, on his way to his father's houfe, at Cockerfharn. He left the public houfe in the evening, Very much intoxicated, and was put into his cart by fame companions, with whom be had been drinking, and they fee the horfe off. The bode, itilleadnfgb ing forward to Cockerilsam turned off towards Oa& f , n, whete it had been accuiflomed to orofs . therivexi.' The tide, however, was fcatcely half out, and it ma have fwam with the cart above a quarter of a miles Kirby was difcovered quite in an infenlible fla3ll I throtrp inte,xication, andsit conrfe not war/ of der inuntrient clinger he had ifcaptd. antra. - On the i tth inf. it Hat llatki,n liorkftdre, die _Lay of Capt. qcoiygoßyre, tht‘Nayy,,of a dtott'ter.• • • - Oft the aSth ult. at Marton near Dover , Right Hon. Lady. Etches, of a fon. • Saturday fe'nolcht, at his houfe in St. Jaameaquare. the Lady . of Lori", Vifeount Asfoo, of 'a daughter. SALES BY A ----- FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR DOVER, IN KENT. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES I'ATE, con ks filling of the very eztenave Manor's of the• Elm' and Smith Court, with the Elms I any; comprifing a capital Farm Houk Barns, Stables, Lodges, al' other fuitahltOutbeiWingv, and 423 Acres of Arable. Meadow, Vafture, Down. and Wood Lands, lying in the parietuf Hougliam, ntherwik liuff,un. between two and three milts only dillant atom Dover, etd tew occupied by Mr. Jektn The which is exonerated from Land Tar, is under's Leak that wail expire at Michaelmas I /log. for particulars apply to George &Heger. F.fq Dover. I.INCOI.NSHIRE.L—IkILOTS, On Monday, the i6th day of February, lacy, at the Peacock Inn. in Bolton A VALUABLE and Pio:Naive FREEHOLD . P.sTATE. fituate at Sutterton, Wigtoft, and Swim fla in the County of Lincoln, about five Miles from the large and Mercantile Town of Bolton, covipriting upwards of Three Hun dyed Acres of rich 'adored Arable, Meadow, Pallare,.and Merl Land, with fuitable Farm Houle' and Buildings thereon. Particulars of the LOU; may be had, by applying to Mr. John . Parkinfon, Afgarby; Mars. Jones and litydon Solicitors, War- wick ; or Midra. hiding and earkittfoia, Solicitors, Horncallk, at whore Office a Plan of the Eftate may be ken. CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARM NEAR READINcs ky Mr. HAWK! S. On Saturday, the sift al February,at Two o'Clock. at the Crown but, Reading, (unkfs acceptable IL.Cete arc previosily matte fur the fame), ALL that Capit.ll, fele9, and truly Valuable Pres. perry, known as STRF.ATI. EY FARM, in the occupation of ,Mr. John Chiln, comprifing about 453 Acres of mot excellent, well cultivated. and highly productive .A-able, Pafture, and Mea• dow I.and in a Ring Fence, with fubilential Farm Hi tire. profit Out buildings, and the advantageous Right of rich Palturage llOt Soo Sheep mud other Cecile, on the adjoining Dowus and eons. mon Fields. 'This Eftate is eminently diftirguilhed 'or it• v.ry fugerior fituh tion, ten Mika on the Oxford Rnad (rout Reading, 'lure frort Wallingford, bounded by the Rivt.r Thames and the New Road to Wantage. There is s-leterttive growth of I imber on the fame. To be viewed twenty days pn ',lout to the Selo, whet particu lars may be had of Slants. and Co Oxford; et the ikar, Walling. ford ; Globe, Newbury ; Dernezy'N, Hartford bridge; S I Mt Offer, lempk Bar; and of Mr. J blaneley sod Ms. lia kcs, Reading. GEORGE BAILLIE and CO'S. BANKRUPTCY, COUNTY of PERTH. and TOWN of S TIRLING, in SCOTLAND. At Garraway's. the lath r end itt' February flex-, (utile& ;trod oufly difpofed of tot Private Contraft) by order of the Afitor t es of George Lillie and John Jaffray, A FREEHOLI) ES I'ATE tyclnnging to the L 1 . Bankrupt JOHN JAFFR AY. intone in the CAulty of Perth. in Scotland, and alfo a Freehold Houk belonging to the !Aid John laffray r itstate at Stirling. is Seotboa, and whirls kflate and Premifes, by a Refolution of the Creditors of tits (aid comp Patine and John Jaffray, the A flignets are at liberty to fell for Eine accented by the raid Houle of George Bailie and Co. now re- Ina;ting unpaid and proved ag.tinn their IFur further particulars, apply to Deauette and Graves, Soiiel ors to the Affignecs. GEORGE• BALI.I.IR an4l (O'S, lIA NKRUP ICY, b IN ci,Nrs At (,sway's, ythe latter end 'of "'throaty next juttlefs vevi • ot.fly dLpointl of by Private Coattraetkby u:Jer ut the Alliz nets of George klaillk aid John 'i'HE. foverol Es - I'A iES belnnging insbe Bank ! brupt GEORGE JIMMIE, &este in the Iflatt4 of St Vincent. in the Welt Indies, known by the names SION FULL ES FATE. CAR APAN ESTA FM, and Celli RI MR 6 ES rATE. and alto a hinietyof aNither Ellate lirvate in the Colony of Her. bite, in the Welt Indies, called thr INVERNESS ES I'4TE, and a certain proportion of another FRatr in the fame Colony, called the CAN AYE LOT, togethet with all the Slaves, Plantation atorts, and other Live and Dead Stock, la or upon the kid lever::{ Eilatcs. and which Elates by aRe lutiun of the Creditors of the Paid George Baillie and John J.ffray. the Aliignces ate at liberty to fell for Bills accepted by the Houk. of George Bail: and Cu. now remaining unpaid and proved againft their Elate. For fin slier particulars, apply to Dennetts and Greases, Solici tors to the Affirm. SOUTH WALES. CAPITAL PREFHOLD ESTATES in CARDIGANSHME. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. (Subject to the Life of a Lady aged Eighty eight Years and *upwards) A MOST elpipl an :aspsoaabit Freehcld Pro. it i atir perry, called the PAIS' ESTATR. fituate in and near the Sea-port and Market Tb . Cardigan, containing upwards of 1400 Acres of CICCII=K Freehold Land, with valuable Rights of Common; and eompeifing nearly the whole of the Lands in the Parini of. Cardigan; and upwards of One Hundred modern fubftautially built Dwelling Honfes ; with fondry Warilioufe.c. Wharfs, (hays, Mills, and other Buildings in the Borate' 'town of Cardigan, which is bounded by the navigable River I ivy on tlrt South and South Weft, and by this Property on all other Parts; the reft of the Lands lie in the adjoining Psriaits a Llaud goidinore,Verwick and Tremain. I'. geiher with the Manors of Cardigan. and the Priory of Car digan. with all Ri g hts, Royalties, Tolls at Fairs and blarkets, Chia Rents, g2it Rats. &c. &c. Alfo the Great Tithe; of the leveral Parillies of Cardigan, Vet. wick and. Tretuain. - The elegant modern built Mlnfion Houfe and Cffices, called the Panty, is delightfully fttuatcd dolt to I- Id out of the town of Cardigan, commanding beautiful Vtews of the River Tivy and furrouneing Cottutry, with walled Gardens, . Plcafure Grounds, 1 Shrubby ;..s, &c. OtEces of every rkfcrii.tien, and forming a molt complca. rttfideuce for a gen al Family. The Annual value of the Land and Tithes - £1950 Ditto Ditto of the Houfes, Buildings, &c. 700 s6so A moil valuable Contingency accompanies this Pr , perty which renikra kan 01.j....4 of high Conlisleration in a political Point of View, For Particulars apply to Mr Hugh Smith, Lincoln's inn, Lon don; or to Mr. Cha:rles HON!, Surveyor, Eaftwood, near Nar bath, PembnAcfbirc.—January r, tfioy ' FOR THE TEE I H Patronifed and ufca In , their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of Clarence and Knit. — I'ROTTER's ORIENTAL. DENTIFRICE ; er ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, has been for twenty year* acltnowledged by the molt refp.setable Medical authorities, ufedhy many, and recommended. The Powder cleranfes and hcautics the teeth, fweetens the breath, poffelfes nu acid that can corrode the enamel. and puts a beautiful polidi GU the teeth. Front its af tringency, it Urengthcns the gums, eradicates the (curvy (which often proves the deOrutlion of a whole fct of teeth) preferves found teeth from decay, fecurcs decayed teeth from hecoming work,' fattens that* which are loofe, and proves the happy mears of preventirg their being drawn. But what has enhanced it in the eftimation of thofe vr , :o Lave been lathe habit of tiOn- it, that it prevents the return of the tooth.ach (with which be fore that period, they Lad been viol ntly affliCted), and obviates tl:e ne delllty of that molt difagreeable of all operatior., leafing the teeth. Likewlfe a Tincture which paella the power of eating the molt violent"' tooth ache, and is a wails with the Powder. A Caution againft porehafing any Mimic Tooth Powder, with. out" Nl.Troater," on the (tango on the top of the hox—.all others are cnunterfats. Sold (Wholefule and Retail) by the Proprietor, N 0.3, Beaufort- Buildings. Strand ; alfo by Mr Woodnanl,Portfca ; Mr Simmons. *Mills, and Brlam ' Porn:now/I ; Mr. Richard s, Plymou• b Dock; Mrs. Shearcliff and ProfT9r, 13i idol Mr Vine, and Marrct, Bath ; ' Mr Thompfetbl6e cf Wight; Mr Cove, Nottingham ; Mr. Pol len, Colchetter ; Butler, Os ‘ ford ; Pratt, Cambridge ; Atkinfort, Ciefter ; Breai, Yarmouth; Tqvnitnn, Chaihain; Dyer, New cafUe:ppoo-1' e ; and Mr Lucas, Southampton. Sold in every capital ;'own ttluoughotrt England um; at evcry wholeLle Medi , ciao vt,ifollotir. 4 kiwis& . • • • w,Couglis mini Colds Ste rarely endeNeaually aired, and ilk Ath• made relieved by Sir Joan lit Les.Balfani ut Honey. It is the nie gt, innocent.. yet the masa effedluat rerrirdy eveeditcovemd Wilt ." JOHN HILL, M. 1). Knight .4f Ote.Royat amiusiacc 6thr an a d c B ha w r e4 a6t en. er . . 1 111 cOn ß een .S tra at teT a l: i ; . m w ea a n s s a of il intet t a p :" . plicaties. that excellent Extrad of flowery called Honey, fe tt l e Cute of Coughs, i.lelds, end A !Minas. Finding the danger *Ming from mended Pectin/al Complsiots, be prepared this o t araii yet (-Sicilia! Remedy. It is ai retturative as Afes Milk, never &a grees with the ftomach, and cures a recent Cold or Cough in a few hours. Alti-matic perfons will find it to Rive general rellef.remevia 4 t h e . difficulty of promotli.g Especlotatiun, and in difte e t t ,, log the Phlegm. Caution—Then is another fort which is Spurious, perfons 6 ,4 there he careful to alk fur " Sir John Hill's Balfani of Honey and °lifer% e the names of " Shaw and i dwarcls." are engraved 06 the Stamp given with fuck Bottle. Price 3s. Oil. Sold, wholefale and retail, by Shaw and Edwards, N 0.66,66, Paul's Church-yarl. Ft r COUGHS, ( OLDS ASTHMA; and rONSIJ Ml' TION,. ItgbliEßDS'S BALSAMIC t DIX( ur C JOGH DROPS. 'THESE celebrated I)ltO.PS,.hy their hippy and immediate cifeft in removing the molt oldtinate Cono w Or C.larth and all tendency to ' 'onfinp:ion, render them a Ta luabk rruily Medicine. And wha 4we confider the Vail Illle 'eft of our Climate, which conita..zly u,dlces us tit catch Coll. and, that from this taking cold, originates a multitude of Dir.d.,,„ Aillna, pain in the Cheft, nff•ofive Breath, i, ft mm lion atilt lungs, and Confumption, with a long train of Evils—. a head of • Family (haul% lay down without a Wall fupply at leaf. of thi• al moll Mita. t..euut Remedy. Many th ndand Pelona cin teftify du: happy Lo•dts they have received from it, when every °Aar tn.dic l Ainftanee had failed. A CAU I lON —Obf , rve the name of R Butler, N r 4 , Cheap. fide, it. cugr.‘cd au a hiace St.mp, which I: Mixed to each Bottle: all others are Connterkits. So d by Appointment of Mr. Rub bends Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's. No. 4, Lheapfide. corner or Pater:toiler-row, ..nd Retail by Clark. No, 269, Borough; Allen, No. 76, Oxford-ltreet ; Stratton, Lei4elter-fquate. and mid CUM, try Bookfeller• and Medicine Venders in Bottle* at as. yd. and I Ca. ei ch. TO DIL SOLOMON. Naftwich, September t 6, 120 S. QJR—I feel a pleafore in emmonicaling to yen the great benc6t which a La ly in ee neighbourhood of this place has experi.r.ced from your Curdidl llthat of QUcad bus inturmeftme knee her r-covery, that the was in a very tow ani weak (tate for along tittle. during sshich the applied fur ad vice to Several medical men—their prefcriptimiegave her riot the' kaft relief; aced Suds was the tinkered Rare "in which I*d:outl ined, that bet frietutstlefiwired of her recirvery. Thenantenitieh your medicin.., the Cordial Balm of (:ikast, has acquired lg: its t&cacy in thefe cake, at la it determined thent,as the laf refource. to try of what avail it would be to her; they purchsfe.l a Small bottle, and altsawards ure of the Large tize, from thcfe At (Mind fuels imotediate Wier as to encourage them to fetid fur : n x this to their aftesoithowrit completely reamed her to h. Sdmh little time sf;erwartis the paid me fur the Lust', and diets dettar , ft that the connived herfelf as well as ever CM was la big l4tis lam ready to atteit to any one Woo upon me *I bait alfo bceitinqueudy informed by Several who have purtb. Ed it 21e se, of the L •:e& they base received from it in other cites. Pam, & r utott obedient fervsnt. T. CRAIG. Preparrd t.,. Dr Solomon, Gilead Honfe.near I.leerp-mt,bt icy. 6d. and 335. b. rtks;Line tatter contain four ut the forinCritywhi.ti the purehakr fdves 9s. Every genii* bottle has 'Atm*, *Mei bears the ptop.-ietqr's narrrand addye4, " Bunt. Sulonsoa, tics r 1;. p,01." to!faltatt which is f lady. IN profeffiag myfelf a regulArly educated MEkl. bcr of the ROYAL COLLWE of SI.IR:4I€4INS to LON DON. 1 ddnk It incumbent on me to agility, that my Lliyilomft from the Coder:. of Surgeons, as wen at Certificate. &oat dot Horpitds, and' variuus Profefors under whom 1 [lintel Ph? fie, Surgery, and Midwifery, have Aeon for years pl./sett in flbir of my Partuurs,open to the inflection of any one lets happens to be there, or iadebrous of filth examination TIIITEIIII YEARS I have refigned all other Practkc, fn" the Study and Treatment of VIICNIREAL Comrsalscroatfti Orin 1.1 I I* . —but it **snot till I haJ experience as an Army Surgeon said t:r . octal Prue-Wiener. that 1 thought Tyfaf judifie . 4 of this peculiar brooch. The conceotra - c3 three (if Or foamed: itoteilea, wben dirated to a particulor point, malt rstetire folo; riority within the circle of its own aelioo,aud a long continued flie- 1 refs, is a decided proof, that my ahrts have not been 'era bc4ie fici Ato others than advantageous ornykif. The didrefs and the mifery which arife from a curtail) detrac tive habit, fo pernicious to fchoolboys, bave been frequently pou r trayed by the moralills of the age. But it Is the uuty of to, ry Piacqi - More, when called upon, to relieve fuck (uteri:go by Medi cal Aflittal:ce; and it is-the acquirement of my exclueve cape rienie in this line to offer in every fuck cafe a Life and certain rc eftab:ithmeut. In flight cafes of deficiency produced by free !Kw, refidtnee in warm Climates, or too much indulgence ut fcdttalve Pella's, and in ail recent Venereal Complaints, early application infarct its isn• tutdiate care. But in the molt complicated Cafe. of Delimit r accompanied by fever or !Warders of the fy4em arilirg from tie gicatd infedli tome gerftvenanee is indKpenfably snake for the re-animathin of the Conftitution and reftntalon to he.dth and, vigour.—ln All cafes with tither lex, the molt inviolable feat, y it °teemed, awl the teems of remuneration are plainly Rated ou the firft intervi.-w MARTIN Ti EC Member of the Royal College of Surgeon' in London, No 29, Arundel-01M.. Str:n4, nee Teennie There han talitional esitrauct in Water-ftreet adjoining.—El ft letters kowtow° or wuntry art sepreke4 to contain a hark note,. . RENOVAI'ED HEALTH. IT hasbeen ton frequently the fun:rift of itifi and x general repmbation, tijat men dentine of the elrrents of • the medical art have offered thrrnfdve: as candidates For public patronage in tin profeffion of phyte. • For the purp.de ilf doing jultice to the refult axial- ftudies and experience. aelLtu prevetif us from being doffed atneng 'lmre snrcs whole impudent pro tonfions base unfortunately Sw &mitt . been too fairobrarblf re ceived, we beg leave to rube* to the liberal Opal entigiuOne4 a faithful ftatenitut of our rutting and acquirements. After baying received a regular medic.o education a, the pupils of Meas. Oriti dal and BLzard. whore - led/owes and pradiee we earthily an"- ' ded, as profeilbrs and furgeocs tithe London Hofpiral„ we entered ourfelva as Rudects in that justly celebrated feliont fortnedleal .acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and leap loth*- , tod in the 111.:rent brandies of Anatomy, Surgery ? the ilieor'y mod I practice of Phyfic, Chemiltry, Atidelifery, Ilimmy,'fitellkei'bf ' thole endee.a profefrarv, Drs. Mourn, Gregory, Eh* Ifiantiltup, Duncan and Rutherford. We truft we (hall not be deemid pre fomptuous in foplrg that our proficiency and acquirements arettot incoufiderable• Having for a long fertes of years made venereal comniaints, and the various difeefes of DERILrry, the particular objedt'of our !Indies and prodlice, It Will, we hope, aealtowccE , that we have acquired fuperior lumwirdie of emir s eeroxisient and core. In flight and recent cafes of infedlon. a paled re eftahliff .nt is complocil in the Mort petted hEtwe dais; root in thofe or the utmolt inveteracy, where otherpredliriepers have failed of fucacfs, a proper perf..vertiree In our K lan of manners. enfures to nit patient a fate and radlistotre. ' _ _ Amidst the melancholy variety of difordent wbielt are the effete of a habit long and molt unhamily puttied by the youth of limb Scam there arc none move alattning or more diftreiEng than thorn deficiencies and debilities wbieh frequently protein Or embitter the matrinttnial state. To Nell perfoos mita he a eoufediog re ficdtion to know that they may not:, by a new sad htfallible Mode of marmast, be re:toyed to that greandt human idedings, ftrorg. manly, and leprous conflkutlon. In aft cafes of debßitit front what, vet canfe ariting, as well as In eireley fneeleir of vene real infcEr--..n. we may be.-onfalted by parkin, fle {idle' fez with the grearelt fecrecy and honour. Hours of Onfultation at lunge from ten to three, and from Ow in the evening tilt ten 'might Patients iv the country are !equalled to Sate the particulars of their raft, age, and general habit of living, tec.e. ioclofing I rernittance few - advice and medicinea:vetteliithe false will be given' or fent to any part of the kingdom. To ettfure that fecreeg fo of feudal to our undertaking, the poitare of letters may he added to the accnnnt for medicines. CURRIE and Co Surgeons, Niurenther a 6, . • Nh 107, Hatton Garden. lOW. /Mkt W AT/liit AT I.OXDON- h&UXW bdOIIR ?doming, - - 35 sileers a: ter S **Micros - - s 4 colorer 041 4 5 LONDON: Printed and publHhed by LEVEL KEItTr, (4.fgatr• ttrbory•Pltee, 'Lambeth), at the Ni. t. Can.y ftrreta PubliQted alto at the S rattAirric q Tample.liar. ill i~ q } l ~ 'l'l~