Star. — London, England, 1811-11-07 00:00:00

V 4 ' c Avc• A *, - a OLD BAILEr. - Yesterday Edward Heath, a wretched, diminutive, `r-kenbacked boy, about twelve years old, and a pauper of Clerkenwell workhouse, stood capitally in de led for a hit Katy in the said workhouse, on the night of the 26th of October, and stealing therein 240 copper penny the property of Mr. Bowen; mesterei tGc said work house. The indictment contain ed four counts : one, stating the place wherein the rob bery was committed as the dwelling house of the in habitants of the said parish ; another, stating it as the dwelling house of the minister and churchwardens ; another; as the dwelling honse of the overseers of the poor of the said parish ; and a fourth, as the dwel ling house of Mr. Bowen, the mister of the said Workhouse. The case for the prosecution was stated by Mr. KNAPP.—Mr. Bowen, being sworn, deposed, that in ' the nigh: stated in the indictment, the coins alledged, ' together with fifteen shillings mare in half-pence, were stolen from a cupboard in the counting,-house, situated in that putt of the workhonse where he dwelt; and that on missing the money next morning, he sus pected and interregated another boy, upon whom he found some penny pieces ; and that this boy, on being promised that he should not be hurt if he discovered the robbers, immediately impeac hed the prisoner, with whdm he said he was concerned, and who, on being taxed with the fact, acknowledged it, and pointed out a hole under the stone staircase wall, where the money was hidden, and where he found a quantity of copper coin, but which lie would not undertake to swear was the same he had lost. He paid neither rent nor taxes for the house. No evidence was given of the fact of burglary, nor was there any other witness adduced. 't he boy being called on for his defence, did not deny the fact of stealing the money ; but said he should not have done so, but that he hadfnot enough to eat, and had been obliged for some time to purchase victuals every day ; and that he had taken the money for that purpose. Mr. Bowen was again called, and asked if this statement was true ? He answered, that the boy was well fed—for he had three quarters of a pound of bread per day ; and that on meat days, he was al lowed five ounces of meat, and one ounce of cheese per diem, for dinner ; and on banyan-days, three pounds of rice milk ; and that lie was in a state of prepara tion to be apprenticed to a tailor. The RIWORDCR, in summing up the evidence for the Jury, expressed some surprize, that this indictment should have come forward so heavily loaded with counts and assignments, and so fraught with the ab lurdities of stating the mere lodging of the parish officer, as the dwelling house, first, of all the inhabi tants ; secondly, as tl.at of the minister and church wardens ; and next, as that of the overseers of the poor ; none of whom lived there. It also appeared, that the master of the workhouse, whose dwelling it WAS also stated to be, paid neither rent nor taxes for it; nor was there any proof offered of the fact of bur glary ; so that the capital part of the charge was en tirely obviated. But, as to the'mere theft, it was cer tainly proved from the acknowledgment of the posit net, and therefore the most the charge-could amount to was larceny. Of this the Jury found him Guilty. William Ragan and Francis Wilier were next tried on an indictment, charging them with sealing- a bale of goods, containing 17..-yards of bed ticking and six pieces of cotton fringe, the property of Messrs. Norris and Co. from a waggon belonging to Mr. Pickford, of Paddington. The bale in question, it appeared, was sent by the Grand Junction Canal boats from Messrs. Norris and Co. at Manchester, di rected for Mr. Daniel, of Princes-street, Soho, to Mr. Pickford's wharf at Paddington, from whence, on its arrival, it was sent by a waggon, along with other parcels, to Mr. Daniel. The v)aggoner, however, having occasion to stop to deliver a parcel in Oxford street, the prisoners took that opportunity of running off with that charged to be stolen in the indictment. They were fortunately observed by some passengers, and were pursued and taken into custody with the bale in their possession.—Guilty. The following were convicted of felony, viz.—G. Fisher and J. Leath, for steeling three waistcoats, a coat, &c. ; Mary Ashby, for stealing several articles • of apparel ; Mary Anne. Ta'ylor, for stealing £S in bank-notes ;M. Hagan, for I:e:ding a shirt, a hand kerchief, &c. ; G. Martin, for stealing a copper sauce pan ; J. Attlebury, for stealing ss. in halfpence ; T. Hughes, for stealing a leather bridle ; J. Mills, for stealing Sibs. of pewter ; Isabella Richardson, for stealing a quartern measure : H. M.Farlane, for stealing a box of soap ; and J. Martin, for stealing a bed. James Lowe, of Radcliffe Highway, hat-seller, was indicted for buying thirteen hats from Robert George, apprentice to Mr. Hanks, hat-manufacturer, the pro perty of Messrs. Vaughan and Co. Kent-road, at 9s. each, while they were even in an unfinished state, being just dyed, worth above 13s. each e at pr inie cost, and saleable at 16s. per hat, allowing a deduction o f 5 per cent. discount on ready m iney payments. The foreman of the firm, Stephen Reid, lately convicted - at Horsemonger-lane, on the evidence of George the apprentice, for the offence of embezzling the hats frem his employers, had given the hats four at a time to George, to carry them to the prisoner's shop, and i sell them for Ws. each, or for what he could get, and only received 9s. each for them, from which Reid had allowed. ss. each time to the apprentice for going with and selling the hats. The record of Reid's con viction was read in evidence, and many eminent per sons in the trade, from the Borough of Southwark, testified their opinion of the under price here given by 'the prisoner, who was a good judge of the value of the articles, he being himself in the business of hat selling. The prisoner, who had been admitted to ' bail in the first instance, and came in to surrender - tirnsslt for trial, in discharge of his bail, made a cool and collected statement in his defence, denying any • idea of the goods being stolen, but as the apprentice stated to him at the time, supposing them the pro-, perty of distressed tradesmen out of employment ' ' and as, to the articles being in an unusual state for sale, the apprentice acquainted him with divers rea• sons for that, and all other suspicious circumstances attending the transactions, and pressed upon him so much the sole, that he had fully credited his state ments ; having no knowledge of Reid till he saw him et custody at Union Hall, for the offence. Two gentlemen* and eminent tradesmen were sworn INN.- \ • . to the character of the prisoner, which they pronoun ced to be most excellent and irreproachable, out of forty persons who attended for that purpose, if call- a aa To!aday, at !evtlands, near Dublin, tile Hes. llirs. hitt* a BIRTH. shutters up, 'and to go away ; but followed bins ; at a distance to the place wher e Glennon was sta. ' tioned, who, on Mr. Newsome giving the signal, At Peterhead, N. 13. lam as Mar shal Esq. surg o of I: Honoui able East India Company's ship, the Wincliels r e: ' toNL: stopped him. On searching him ()Lennon found two parcels of tea, containing about 31b. and amongst it the two pieces of marked paper; On being stopped, marl Mutton, second daughter of Captain Jame. ;.ki iton , o f the prisoner exclaimed, Oh ! what will become of that place. _ ._, use, what have I done ! The O ffi cer went to the poi- _ .... o u r b t. , s ah t : Lteue 4 .-cm dail i ghle ° r u o i n fl o n t John flow sear' ?W ilmtlerbad ' t. . soner's lodgings; and on searching there, found more Elizabeth, Esti 0 althanutow. tea and sugar, which Mr. Newsome said he belie ved , DIElt. Wednesday ee'nnigin, at Exeter, Mrs. Harward, relict aide to be his property. The prisoner was fully commit- late Dean ot Exeter ted for trial. Friday last, at his house in York-place,Chrrool, lifter ishott illness, in his sad year, Richard Brutes, log. of Cainiemitre e t. At the bland of Bourbon, on the trait Sept. leo., age d is , .obert Muir, M. D Surreon of h.& Makedy's ilep Co ylna. ed upon. Mr. COMMON SERJEANT, in a clear and impartial charge, summed up the evidence and delineated the law upon the subject. The Jury retired for half an hour and returned with a verdict cf . Not Guilty. A burst of acclamation fol lowed the verdict, which was repressed by the Court, .when. the Common Serjeant addressed the prisoner upon the great advantage of a good character, to which he this day owed his acquittal. He hoped it would ever remain upon his mind and influence his conduct in life. Thy hats were restored to the own- ers, the prosecutors. The following were also acquitted :—W. Huxley, Eliz. Churchill, J. Latham, M. Carrol, Mary Len- non, C. Shropshire, and Mary Vigo. T. BISH respectfully informs the Public, that such • has been, and still is, the demand for Tickets and HIGH . WA*l ER A r I.oNDots aitator:'l%).M()a.ttiVi i Shares in the present little Lottery , the C ontractors Morning .............t2 minutes su e r f were yesterday obliged to take out the whole of the ! .Aft ertiorm ~..............••-•10 minutes ;due If remaining Tickets fr om the Bank, and whilst they last -- A NTISCOR Bum DROPS they will be delivered without any partiality to such r' T.., is worthy observation the numerous Cates that Office-keepers J as first apply. As it will be impossible ' have succeeded by the use of SPILqII7II I'S PATENT di om the very limited number of Tickets, to meet the AIfIVISCO it BUM DROPS; and the followin g rent irkalile in 'usual demand, an immediate purchase is advised.— stance occurred in i twiddle a g ed woman who applied tor thes e All the Lottery will be drawn on Tuesday the 19th use at the Dispensary. 15, Soho-s q uare,Londot . she complained , of great debility and nervous kraal:ion, appetite bad, with a gs instant. neral depress'on of breadtiog ; her case not bein g well under stow:, About six o'clock in the evening of Friday se n- she had tried palliatives without any success. she ro o k o w mai., night, Daniel Charles, carrier, ot Gloucester (who cane, though n the Propre a monthsthare sated ?le improbability of its bein g w a s conveying two women, with some ch ildren and r yered her re r * stngth and appe l t r ite, and . in al cma La s in ed b li th r'i.u ha lsTor r n aco th e luggage, in his covered cart, into Monmouthshire), depressed state it had been In." Now this effect can otiiy h• ac was stopped by three f oo tpads, a t t h e bottom act counted for by the medicine H.gulaiin g the stomach anti &ger. Clythapitch, on the Abergavenny roa d, who, p re- : lon, and exerting the powers of the habit In deep-seased lib. seems of the joints, th 7 change it produces in the general beak% sooting pistols, robbed him and the two women of , cites the best hopes in tho‘e most ili.tressing cas es. I n um. their money. One of the fellows r e t urned the coo- ti t ans, scrophula, scurvy, dwunirisin, etc. its effects are generally men Is. 61 Two hot ri afterwards, the same men acknowledged. Attempted to stop a young farmer of the neighbour- i As there are numerous connterfAts, please to ask fur Sedstury e s hood, near the same place ; but as he rode a spirited Patent Anti.corbutic Drops, with the King'sduty printeditiblaek Ink, In bottles of S. rd. double honks ins. and larger Cl g5 .4,,,, T young horse, and the mail-coach was heard ap ineludetl. Conipnuud Essence lis. Sold at the Dairen - , IS, proaching at the same moment, lie effected his escape i Solto-iiquare, London. from them. _ Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, a gentle man, of the name of Woodberry, was stopped by two footpads, very genteelly dressed, in Walcot-place, near Kennington-cross ; they followed him from Westminster-bridge, and betore they spoke one of them nearly knocked him down with a stick, and than demanded his money, which he delivered them, about ill 17s. The villains took he supposes, advan tage of the opportunity ; after passing a watchbox, wherein the faithful guardian of the night appeared to be asleep. SUMMARY JUSTICE.—A Gentleman who resides in John-street, Totteelram Court-road, hired a coach from Covent Garden Theatre, on Monday evening, for himself and two ladies, to his residence. On the coachman, whose name is Thorpe, arriving at Mr. F.'s house, he was asked his tare, and inestead of eighteen pence he made the extortionate demand offset/. shillings, which was refused payment. The ladies having alighted and gone into the house, Mr. F. at tempted to do so also; but he was refused access by the coachman, who placed himself at the door. Mr. K. moved him, when he received a blow on the head, and being of the Jackson school, he turned to ala Cr ib, and so spiritedly chastised the coachma n 's in solence in about three minutes, that he was put into his coach and a substitute provided to drive the enaeh home. A warrant was obtained against the gentleman, which was immediately discharged • to the gratification of Bow-STREET.—Yesterday Messrs. Brown and Co.. all present. It is hoped this may have *Me effect of the Castle and Falcon Inn, Aldersgate-street, were in subduing the insolence of the brethren of the whip, convicted in the penalty of 10s. and costs, for not de- , as fining seems to do4tet little towards it. livering a portmanteau in St. James's-place in due Two extraordinary characters have died within a time. I few days at, Spilsby, and in that ne i ghb o u rhoo d .— Mary Stairwell, and her daughter, the former nearly . One was Mrs. Ann Dawnes, who lived to the age of . 70 years of age, were fully committed for trial, for, 710 in her cottage, on a system of the most miserable roLbing Mr. Hurle's house in Bedford-row, which . abstinence, depriving herselt of even the common they were entrusted with the care of during the ab- necessaries of life ; yet when she died, she was sence of the family from London. They had opened found to have hoarded property to the amount of four wardrobes, and stele the whole of their contents; i more than £6OO. The other person was Mr. M. a l l Jennings, of lngoldmells, who has left an estate of I :,Mani . li.ll•VlNk.sa. in fact, they stole books, and nearly every thing • . MARRIAGE should be the foundation of beciat per annum to his heirs, although for the sake i the house except household furniture. Several pawn. ; . 01.500 w hi c h lot frugality whilst' living, he kept no servant what- t Happiness, which is often disturbed thrh the partes brokers attended and produced the property 1 that form the union not taking e n winch would ...- I ever, but used to perform all his household offices , cure had been pledged by the prisoners. The daughter is them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. Potpie pregnant. - , himself. lof every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlolky but *tine MA tiLlsoftouCitbeTtteET.-- It will be remembered About two years ago, a remarkably fine hull, be.l the conskitntion has bee* tainted by disease, ci delaitistA by a that the premises of Mr. Stacey, draper and t..ilor, in longing to J. 1. fiantlemans, Esq. of Snkeley I-tall, ecriarh r 1r ous ita to utt en c t oinrac t ted t at r a a n te ea ta rl t y age, to Wimpole-street, and also in Great tive Portland-street, Mier Truro, was lost, and every method was tried to i i ibe slumbering sparks ollafe, and to i reai n ume l te r the system . " l i t had been broken open and robbed , three different find him, without success. On the 26th of September I no disorders have contributed tome essenosily to destroy Hint.. times within two years, to the amount of several bun- last, Mr. S.'s steward having received directions to mai happiness than those which :.iv the consesiumiceoriiiirsierne p c htli p sa ß re li ale sic nd coas for m ews con l examine a coal-pit which had not been worked for steler tw at el loz w h rs ich w itruced i Minims deed pounds ; and in two instances, the thieves have been prosecuted. Mr. Stacey addressed the Magi. several years on account of a spring having issued d in and dee exclusively to the itea " t Yl ni:ot and cure 4. I the V... strate, and informed him. that a conspiracy existed from an elevated part of the mine, went there with semi Dtstate, ao id the dlsordrrs 'rim n g t het...front ; mallet* that against him amongst the thieves of the metropolis, tolsome assistants ; and having descended to the bottom derangement of the system, produced by the destructive bah* of th e Inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on these distressing such an extent as would ultimately compel him to iof the pit, found that the water had nearly gone 1 Debilities and Delkienctes that prevent or imiltitter the Matti shut up his shop. For the last three weeks his house . ' awa y ; and on farther prosecuting their search, found - monial state. The successful resuh of their plan, gives tiers had been beset every evening by some of the most to their inexpressible astonishment, the very bull : additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these compla Wee ta ry ikitc: es a e nd r desperate gangs of housebreakers about the town, ! which nad been so long lost, standing as it in the act i which are the most important in the catalogue of human Misr- It o behu k vesevery person wbo has indulged in this i.ii,. flout six to twenty in number. On o n e e v e n ing, a of drinking ; nor did their astonishment in she least. tattles : honour,- C l e a t v‘ b l c c u h ns h u i ll . ii:g . P c it u if lt -szin t al ao r l aen co ot cezirsi gentleman who was passing, happened to look one of abate, on their discovering that the beast had become i lea' i the sanction of scottstie authority, m weal as the testi y a them in the face, was surrounded by a gang of more a most striking instance of petrifaction ; every than a dozen ; and with dreadful imprecations was ture and muscle were as perfect as when he was lIV. I uncuntradicted facts. Ii: peak-being the cure of these corni.tr.i t. hold out no iiithicemert to v.ce ; but sensible a. all es -n threatened to be instantly dispatched, but he effect- ing, except that the hair on his hide was changed i they regularly ot suc h h tem ca ti la rr n:i o ti f es te t ß ht y a u l ffir! ou t S• t ed his escape. The house was beset by about seven into a beautiful mossy substance, whieli still retained 2 1 10C t'e :a r s t r he aSu genus o f t:g Lin:km and Edinburgh. Slight l and t re on Thursday evening, soon after dusk ; and they had the original colour of the animal, and extended in the audacity to steal two surtout coats from the win- curls all over it, in a manner not to be described.— I . cases of Syphilitic intection are radiely cured In the nowt dow, knowing at the same time that they were watch- Mr. S. hai made several attempts to have the bull i spare of two days. Those 01 the most obstinate duration, cues ed by the neighbours. Mr. Stacey was watching his removed ; but he has now given up the idea, as the obst ructions , nun i t n ti eet a lt d ate ctrlc i t urea, a ras of the boats, glee:', enl shop with three others from the opposite side of the moss is of so brittle a nature as to break with the Getitle e nT:n of the Iry re-Itetn : ajil c ir u y l' hatre Sev under N the kni en . 4 . 1 6 3 1 way, when a fellow entered the passage, another slightest touch. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen ;C Messrs. Currie and Co. fur the removal aeons's:aims of the tire stood at the window, and others on the watch ; but have already visited this phenomenon, and have borne thia, strictures, /cc. and having received a radical and perm:heti they were routed on Mr. S. shewing himself , and he testimo n y to the wonderful effects of Nature exempli- cure, request that references may be made to fberli ilisatisfartory evidences of the decided superiority ot Messrs. Currie and Cr.. immediately repaired to this Office for assistance; fled in this animal. I plan of treatment. Many of ibeNe gentl..mew had strictur, .ii srr. but dut tog his absence his window was robbed, whilst CONsTITUTION. —To preserve the constitution from loto so i ears. ind were under the care of Niessgs.H.rwe, Her. three persons were on the watch ; but the party of diseases and disabilities, is of the greatest importance. vblde, and other surgeons of equal •emintince, slim a:re npted th e ir cure by the applicalon pf depredators was too formidable to attack , and they W e cannot but 14ment how man y suffer their snout; - i the lunar cautiiic, without sac tee-r Messrs. Currie and Cu. have selected the following letter fry . got clear off with their booty. lotion s to decay merely from m o t iv e s of delicac y : ' from Four suspicious characters, viz. Daubers, Wright, a ffl icted with a secret disorder, yet afraid to discover 1 ih th g atL in for "h tlar ar re e s etai t lytiroeeneit receivi ng aM geg v i r e o " s ' r h et tialt uni lt. iri l rt :Ti . Herbert, and Rainy, who were taken in Goodge-street, it, they allow themselves gradually to sink into die sent to them onsoncited,f rot: the son of a g N r Oble s" * Earl, whr t 14 4 underwent a second examination yesterday, when the grave. To rescue such persons from a premature laboured under this distressing and painful malady fio - ten years he had been under the care of SeVerii SW-V(4l, 111 rtlift , 4%.CTUs a 4 two latter were identified as having been about the death , and to give relief to the afflicted in all diseases eminence, none of whom afforded him persnrnsii: tenet; sot house at the time of the robbery ; and the whole were of the human frame, Dr. LAMEKT, jun. steps for- i from the strperior mode of tr:atruent adopted and r: ad bi n again remanded till next Monday, when other evi. i ward to assure them, that in all the following diver- Messrs. Currie and Co. be received a ta li cur. ir . the Mori 1 ders, impurities in the blood, generally comprehended dente will be adduced against them. tleuev-HALL.— Jeerer Everitt was charge by Mr. ! under the four following heads, viz. Scrophula, spa,e often month. '. To Dr. CWILIIE 107, Hattem-Garici. Newsome, grocer, in the Borough, with robbing him ' Scurvy, Gout, and Dropsy, for which he has tome- I.`" Lorda a — . l s eel6 P."' pleasure ' iu commune...tine - to Doctte i " .....u.—e t..e pe—ect re-estalgiahment of his beel.h, in :Isniel; : ..vi •ot_ a quantity of tea and sugar. The prisoner was dies that have never yet failed of success: his practice eof kit mi.d and admirabletrerithent orSltittUrti in at Us. ,bra porter to Mr. Newsome, who, having frequently miss- and knowledge are so extensive that those who suffer " lie may add, that he has not for many years mailed so medi ed goods, at length suspected him ; and in order to from them may rely on a certain and speedy cure,. detect the thief, he marked two small parcels of pa- by applying the at Dispensary. It is advisable, that " comfort a n d freedom !rum pain : sad tie sor‘sraei. re, doubt 01 " his having obtained , ti.rough his .kill and attennon, a pellets " and radical cure tithat borril complaint. As to was nut a per, and put them ito different caneisters in the shop, ' all who are afflicted will make immediate applica- e stranger to the manner tharpthers treated the complaltd,he bus having previously consulted. with Glennon the offi- lion, as the earlier the 'disease is attended to tire .. it iu his power, from a lair mai cer ;he then watched him closely, and whilst he was sooner it can be removed.—Dr. Lemenr, jun. may that tribute act applause io Dr. and a just compris-on, to ray " Lunde *lnch he sensibly feels, at his Dispensaay, No. 36, High -street, shutting up the shop on Saturday night, Mr. New- be consulted • evil be most ready and irsd li tif to Wormhole- " Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by panes', at etthec sotne perceived ' some tea scattered about near the Borough,• from ten in the' • tillin Sex, with the g reatest oecrety and honour, at their hums% Nu. cannistcrs into which he had put the pieces of paper; i evening : it by letter, post paid.—Medieines sent to 1 0 % Hatton-Ow4en.—lortegOtiat he past lsaid. he, however, suffered the prisoner to finish putting any part of the kingdom. 1 MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, NOY. 6. Ma Bennet %% as convicted of picking a gentleman's pocket of a silk handkerchief, while passing along the Strand in last September. He was identified by the Officers of Police as an old and reputed offender, familiar with punishment from the hands of Justice. He received sentence from the Court to be Trans ported Seven Years to whatever part his Majesty might deem proper. Michael Fre, for assaulting the keeper of a public house, and being also recognized as an active pick pocket at Bow Fair, was sentenced to Imprisonment for three months. Michael Dowell, for riotously assaulting the land lord of the Jolly Sailor public-house, and two watch men, was sentenced to confinement twenty-one days. Mar 4 Shaw, a white-smith, for assaulting Francis Freeman, an Officer of Lambeth Office, was senten ced to be imprisoned two months. Cornelius Narte, Dennis Hanigan, George Darwin, and Dennis Sullivan, were all convicted of riotously assembling at the Cross Keys public-house, armed with bludgeons, on Sunday, the 29th of September. The two first were also convicted of assaulting and wounding two of the Officers who attempted to dis perse them. They were all sentenced for committing the riot, to Six Months Imprisonment, and those who assaulted the Officers were ordered to be confined six months more. A UV iCt. WHEN Men of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been Induced to make the cure of the following the object of their particular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequent's , contracted in a moment of intoxi cation. and its concomitants, stric• sires and (Area. which, by an improved plait, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also de biUty, whether arising from Bacchanatan indulgences, long resi dence in warm climatee, or a secret solitary vice, too often un happily purtu,tl by the youth of bo:h sexes, in the ono causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous traln of net• rout diseases, which, if not timely reined/ref, terminate In ho. potence and Consumption. In that distressing state ofelibilityte deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, it arising front any other cause, by wh eb the powers ot the consti tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon don, they offer a finis, safe, and speedy restoration to wand and vigorous health. The result of a long an! exteneve practice has enabled theta, by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exerete:e ; and in recent Caere where an early application Is made on diseovery of the infectious, they frequently perform n cure in the short space ot two days. 'Ube unprecedented success of their mode ot treatment (which has never b.-en known to fail in one si:igle instance in a prac tice of 15 years, during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and tnjurosse methods bad been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their adiesee. Messrs. GOSS and Cu. exclusively rofessing the care of these particular complaints, in order that they tatty not be marked bg a mistaken kw, with the obloquy so justly attached to the igno rant empiric, think ft but jurice to them. reel to state, that they have been properly educated and Initiated into every branch of the profession (certifi!:ates ot which, from different nes, awl * eir testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, the e tifi coo wince any inquirer), that the success resulting front coke yours first induced them to quit toe eractice of the general Prac titioner, and they presume the* their pretetblons constitute a fair round our the unprecedented confidence v ish which they h!te, by the public, been so It. rally honoured. Patient. in the c:nentry are requested to rate the partially' of their case, age, a . ad aLetner of hiring, inclosing a Bank Not., for advice and medicines. and the same will be for warded to any part of the kngdont.—t.OSS and Co. Surgeon., 13, hoovers.- street . Fleet-strew. . .. • • Miller, and Isabella Lairs!, for keeping one of those pernicious Lotteries called Little-Goes, at the sign of the Compasses, in Drury-lane, were ordered to confinement for Six Months. A man, for deserting his wife and three pretty children, was sentenced to be imprisoned two days ; he promising to the Chairman to take his wife and 1 1 offspring again under his protection. James Scott, for trying, or, as it is technically called, ringing a gentleman's pockets to ascertain their con tents, and also for being in the habit and repute of pocket-picking, shop-breaking, and thieving, was sen tenced to Six Months Imprisonment in the House of Coriectiun.—With this case the Sessions closed. PiPLIt.E. )NDON : Priuml by Lavas. Ass t. Pickett-Axe, dab pobliard there, im4 at Tgasp4oplias. . ~. .: ~.