Star. — London, England, 1804-10-06 00:00:00

J 1 THE EXPECTED OYSTER LAW-SUIT. Beneath a judge's wig a hat fnares For Rocks Rees and London's Mayers ; Win, call the Lawyer. from their etnifters, And Rn rolofotelhtads 'boat oyßerst Where r igs and bilef-bags (warm like herrings And celled the h.. 11 to et y or ParllltS Yet, as to Crown and Statute Courts, There is no Cafe in Point Reports, Our Lawyers grave an. fure'd to dith up A cafe from Lord Chic( Jußice JElnp, Who in hit ancient records tens, The Clients are to have—the lbells. To THE IDIDIR OF THE STAR. Sut—l profecnte the fubjed which I have intro• duced in the confidence that my objat cannot be mil• taken. There is not, I truit, a man in the Empire more zealoutly devoted and abfolutely pledged to the cattle dray King and Country, than myfeli and thofe among whom I live.—Nor is there one who glories n ore than I do, in the belief, that the fpirit of our Sovereign at this moment pervades his affeCtionate and grateful people. --Still Ids am I unconfcious, that of all clalfes the ,flicers, foldiers, and failors of our faces, are not only the moil committed, but in finitely the moll meritorious in exertion for our de. fence, fuccefs, and public profpei ity.—Neither let it birfnprofed 'that aay one who, with his hand on his heart, can proclaim thofe fentiments, has Esiled to feel I r is reluitant to acknowledge the great advance ment, certainly made, and molt eminently under the cutting dirdlion. towards rendering the Britifh army the ben of the univerfe in difcipline as well as in valour. Moll clear it is, that the efiablifhment of perfea order and confifiency, is the &ft and WA %Woods Aep of this propel's. My endeavour limply is to itimulate to the eext, which I do apprehend that our enemy has fomewhat got before us in making, without poffeffing by any means the fame materials as we, in the bodily flrength, fouls. and motives of their foldiery.—Even in my humble fituation there dings are well known and felt, and I hope that so unguarded expreffion of anxiety or of raillery Mall ever indicate ignorance, or lead to mirconcep. tins in what I prefume to open, on points fo vitally important. gift recnllefikn that the feries of our decifire naval eifb.ries was preeeded . by an alteration of fyllem, the reafons of wl•ich were originally unfolded by a Gen tkman in civil life* (at the time perhaps when the ferviee,was prepared for the change) has uried me to try to peva( attention, becanfe I believe - there is sow opportunity foe fame thi,s analogous in the other Grand Department.—Can the change be made dare amyl. rdien a more aufjetioNs augury• ? Of this donbtlefs no private man is to judge, but, iP I am right, thole in whole hands the power to decide is hap pily placed, will not be ferry that fume difcufficin pave. the way. In this faith and for this purpnfe, from al,i.h I am inexcufably culpable if I deviate, I proceed. W'hila Col. D L EADNOOOKT was teaching me the ehawzes of formations and pofition, according to the nix:eueri-rt, it always (truck UM that under the meta cannon in the heat and rage of battle, that ordet which theft indifpenfibly require for their emu . lion amid net ex& Echelon movements, and the • anodes of taking up new alignments, &c. appeared to be very incapable of being praelifed in fuels cirmw flatlets, where could not conceit e how any of the words of command might be heard or communicated It limed to me that I was learning a fort of War Dakce in Arms, tern graceful indeed, but which I Mould ncvvr be ithfc to lerform excepting upon raisule Ground. I law very well that it gave habits of attentively and tead , iy Wing the eyes, ears, limbs, and mind of the Soldier ; and I had read that the exetc;le tilthe t wrier Mania: and Pa aira of the an cients pp , .duced this effect. But methought there was this difleience, 'bat their eteteifes in the way of dif • exaEll) coriefponded with the exations to be made in the real cvnibat, which could not be the cafe with oils (billing. Although OUT fire arms,when load ed with ball, mile ad of idle blank cartridges, do always admit of the moil perk& praetice,by taking aim at "ninzaft evben we drill, which, with the greater part a their is aapons was impcffible—lndeed, the Colonel himfelf admitted the truth of our proverbial laying. that " !whiny is m're unlike a review than a battle. " The reafon of thi. leemed to me very inexplicable. One chapter t,f the catechifm I have before men. tinned, hewever, renioved ail doubt as to the inten tion and effete a confining exchirdy the pradlice at drill to niaaaivres which could not be generally, if at all. praaifed in allual fighting. To the quellion--- it How are foldias to be prevented from leaving • their lines and columns, when they find that they cannot deilroy tlia enemy, and are them:elves perifh ing in !be le F" there is this mod fati.fatloiy ' 44 lit never Is JR in any clAl.r . fitu,;i , n." Vi'ithout gi ino tinnily)) the detail you wit, Sir, ▪ iniagjne c.a it milli Eillow from the adoption of this pi iticipk, thst the braved foliiier mull be ‘S ackwat id and as a c; ~an, when he is incited to ithlkiJu.4l 1.11•.; he never betc-e inaie or to.repel rapid or ii re- glilar Attacks. In the oft ent.r,ct i•s haycnet the com mon I,l.ii•r!, on!: ucitr ,, tl in iw.intr;') I could not, for my totiii lac v. h., the f.ri;.,.; th-old only be !rout. ; lat.-nn: t.r. lines, er lean the trent en columns, in regt;'...r discharge ; •.r even in what' Istetmed ;LE firing. It le.:erve‘i to nt-, :lilt to Ad, aim. fire, and charge.... 94jeisiv a•.. 1 as pt.frible, rruit satt•n he ,it t: at mAn c•.:,11 do in ;in engage:m:7:c ; ar.d. ILA :t- :Ltr and eoli.m:l , , nut alw.tys be the it !....giro. r^r thele put poles, to as to mak: our wr,pon , tit-at.ii, to Cite foe. 11': :lien rot tea.:ll to c- leave r .c.r;ons in the mull C 6(141 :Ate The e_ateaiiin ages piained why !hi, co.ild not be. To the ge .er :41 . i ne:tion—•‘ How the rmi:cinct Tj, autwrr is not I (-TA. •!- I to de r t:le moil retrain And mist ai art ae be uic 1! a er .rny ( ,:7 i7niu t'ocfr, j-1. ,j re.J.ire ♦r.d ;t v a .t rm th- ?c mut.] •r r “tce, p Y t'l tLe ( (IC trt 'Ott 1 Alr :h take the (Loden and gnickell way to come at the foe, ' when regular approach happened to be impradica hie, as it is by the ena*rnent of our Scottith Statutes to kill hares or partridge,. at thole fcafons which they term " in forbidden time." Moil truly gla.l, Sir. have I been to fee in-the pre fent war that all defcriptions of our int ce are much more trained than formerly to ufe their mtifguets as deadly weapons be conttant ballpradice. and sv,th 11111 greater pleafore I hear it repotted that our illuttaious Commander in Chief is rapidly preparing a part of our infantry to aft as light troops. and that fume of the moil able Generals under him are employed in teaching to entire brigades that praftice of war fare from which I apprehend fo much advantage to have been derived. May no prejudice difappoint their endeavours of fpeedy and complete effeft, and in the approaching hours of trial may the atehieve ment ut immortal renown be the meed of their la twurs ! • yeoman OF 411,11111111.1. At the Surrey Salons held at Kingfion, on Thurt day tan William Gibbons, of pugiliflic notoriety, was inditted tor a mifdeme.inor, he being a (amid to H. Pearce, alias the Gan 4 Chicken, at the fight with Bourke, on Wimbledon Common, in January The fats were proved by the officers, Lovett and Jackfon, and the Defendant was found Guilty. He was fined 6s. Bd. and in confideration of the contri tion he had (hewn on the occafion, he received the lenient fentence of one month's imprifonment in Horfemonger.lane, at the expiration of that time to be held in foreties, hitufelf In tool. and two bondf men in 501. each. On Thurfday night lall three fnldiers broke into the garden of Mr. Clarke near the North-gates, Yar mouth, who furprifed the intruders. When they attempted to make off, he dented them to flop, or he would (hoot them ; to which one of them iffitne diarely replied—" Shoot, and be d—d." Mr. Clarke then difchArged a fowling-piece. I .•acied with (mall (hot, which entered the foldier's body, and wounded him in fo dreadful a manner that he died a few hours after. On Thurfday night as a gentleman was pairing through the Mews, a woman of the town forcibly (sized his arm, and ea difeagaging himfelf he miffed a bundle of notes of contiderable value from his fide pocket. Believing the had rohbed him, he called the' watch, and was giving her in charge, when file beg. Red he would return to the gate leading to Caltle attet and examine if tie had not dropped the pro perty, Agreeable to her advice he borrowed the watchman's lanthorn and after feuding Tome time he difcovered the. Axes lying againit the (tables, and overjoyed at his fuccefs, bid the woman good night , ihouFli he had no doubt of het having placed them in fuch a fit tiation. On Sunday as Mr. Ms Lusa, accompanied by a gentleman, were preeeding through Loughton, in a chaife and four, on their way to Newmarket. a far mer in a light_ort, driving forioufty along the toad, fiightentd a cows. which darting acrofs the road, be came entangled with the bodes : the riders were brown, the pole of the chaife was broken, and the purr animals were literally under the body of the car riage; by which accident the old man driving the cart was taken up without any -firm of life, and the poll boys were much bruited. What is extraordisary is, that Mr. Psantwornis, of Clement's Inn, was ;miffing by at the moment, and rode to procure furgical al finance t this is the gentleman who, on that day two years, Ines an unfortimate accident, occafioned by the overturning of the Brighton coach. Oo Wcdncfhy ereninA a countryman was inveig led into a himie of ill fame, in Dyot-dreet, St. Giles s, and immediately on his entering one of the rooma, the light was extinguithed, when he was hulled and robbed of his watch, and afterwards turned out of doors. This is the third inftance, of a fimilar kind, that has occurred in the above ltreet fence the Lit bairns. On Monday laft, the following circatuflance took place in the New Barracks, Hai ings : the Majot of the 4oth Regiment has a large goat, vicious in its nature, with whom the folditrs were in the habit of playing. A fine young man, fervent of the Co- lonel, was teasing the animal for a cortfiderable time, and was advifed by many of his comrades to &lig, but he would not i at length, the enraged animal got the unfortunate young man againft a wall, and got.- 'ed him In dreadfully, that be died on being taken to t1...i hofpitel. The animal's horn penetrated above the left knee, ran up the thigh, and dividing the fcrotum, paired into the abdomen, and tore out the bowels. The unfottunate fufferer was only t 8 years of age. Young Brunton has been feverely wounded in the knee, in a nage conteß at Brighton. On the morning of Sunday the 23d ult. a melan choly Irene was witneffed by feveral inhabitants of Sandi - end, near Whitby. A firing gale from the north had produced a violent finf upon the coat), when a (mall boat with three men in it, was deferred making towards the flume near the former place, iht.rigii there was not a veffel of any den: riptirn val. 1 ble in thc offing. As tile Ica binhe vcry heavy upon the (pot to which th.:b.rat was zpproathirg, the pen pole on II beckoned to the poor men to pri.ceed a little further to the northward, to an opening Ihelter. ' ed hum the main b. :itch of the lea, where they might lai.d in fertility. floc h At, however, continued to approach in the fame direi!tiint ; and one of the men at intervals, held tip an oar, as if to indicate that it was the rnly one in their pufliffion arid that they were confrrprently tinable to guicie the boat or alter ! its:rude. When wiillio a flonc's diritur off the Ihore, t a heavy ka Ilrikirg the bunt, ins...lee! both it and the men in one common dearth-lion ; it beinv totally out of the pincer of the fpeerators to afford the unhappy 1 ftifTerers the fmaileit affinance. Their bodies, al thrir.:l-,h the acrid:o !lappet - ord f's near the thine. have list yet been frithd, but two of their hat., a rib the rr, reek of the boat, have been w.rthed up by the fee. I corn the cirennillance of Lycra) y- i era of timber Ind rther parts of a wreck bring d•iecn upon the ri.e.s between N't littby ar..l Rihrin I Ira• J's Bay the I , ,ibiwili7 tii ;; brt, there is r: +fon 1 , 1 Apr...loin.' fore villa having tisur..ler. I twat the i , t::.,,:t• phice, arid ter above of irrf 411, %OW : 't , teJ, her \k, t TA. OP 1 in , '.e IC to TTIA: .L- (lore, n :t: k ,pon Any r tb: o c t, IL.4t cot,ldlAd .kegc ()lac rot.) to be!nuz..J. LAW mrELLICENCE. PALACE COURT, SEPT. a. DL L~RCR qo. V•LITTE. The parties in ibis anion were Frenchmen, and the plaintiff lived in Wardour-greet, S..hn, where he carried on bufinefs at a lady's lancy•drefs tnalen•.— The delenchnt font him certain articles of that de fcriptian, among which were fume ladies' ridicules, for the purpofe of being fold. Thefe articles sere, however, fazed by the Officers of the Cwtoms, who at the fame time took other things which they tut% pened th be of Frezch fabric and manufaeure. Mr. Wright, an attorney, depofed that he had I been employed to write to the defendant for the money, the price of the things amounting to 31. 43. He called twice, and the money was always pro:ruled 'to be lent, or the articles returned. The things con fitted of id Ain gloom and ladies' rides:la. A Mifs Bomtrey flared, on the contrary, that the lived in the defendant'. bottle at the time the things were delivered ; when they were brought, they were to be fold er uj uu4 on behalf of the plaintiff, and on commilfion. This lady defetlbed the goods—they were gloves and ladies' ricliadee. She had alt . () the goodnefs to explain to the Court and Jury (and we benefited by her communication) what ladies' ridicules arc—They are frail kr, made of pin, covered with mod eriloodery, and furni'klted with Ling filk cords and talleis ; in thefe kr the ladies carry their &raker eliefi, the fober cultom of wearing pockets being now bona, exploded. The ladies wilt the cords round their hands or their arms, and in this Avid, fah Rik, do they walk about. The witnefs added, that the was prefent when the things were feired, and the teafon of their being taken was a fufpicion, on the part of the officers, that they were contraband. The Learned Judge told the Jury it did not appear that the defendant was perfonally liable to the amount claimed. It ought to have been the,particular care of the plaintiff not to have brought any articles of a fulpiciams nature, or liable to teiture by the ()ulcers of the Revenue. The Jury being of this opinion, found a ye/did for the defendant samuxis en LAMB. This was an aaton to recover 51. as damages far - an affault. The parties live at Bermondfey, and a re brothers-in law. On the IA day in pay, Lamb ran acrofs the way, and pulled up the water-plug belong ing to Sander. He called him a German b--4, and laid hc•was floating him with water. They then went to blows, but the evidence not being accurate with regard to who Ittuck fird, the Jury found fur the detentlard. LON OuN MAR KET Sa CORN-ERCHANSE, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3 • There are not many frefh artivalt of Wheat to-da; the nese that comes is at a moderate price; but flue old readily fetcher, bait prkct. letme (ample' for feed at 84s. Barley and look upwards, the latter meftly ordn'ary. Oats cootintic to arrive In fan plenty ; the belt keep e. ear, odor forts are rathet Flour I. a vine hither. '1 hrrc I. Inuit variation th other atticics. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UND2.k Wlstat,,,s 7s. 48s. 765. per qr. they Pcafc eel. to cos. Fine Ditto. 781. ISTI. ed. Beans, eat 45 1 . 04 . Rye, 3114. sts. ed. Tick Ditto 341. ees. 04 • eirleY.3 P. 39 , oil. Osts, z,l. ahs. as. Malt, 661 721. od. Poland ditto, 274 3C.11. Od. WOW Peak, su. ,sEs 04. Rape Seed, sot to 434 puha. PRICE OF HOUR. Floe FICK 651. to 70S. Seconds hos to Os per fut. RETURN of WHEAT io Mark-lane, Including only from the s 7th of Sept. to the sad of Sept —Total Sat 7 Quartets. Average 705 111.1-ss. c higher than taft retorts. A REIT ItN OF FLOUR, , From the 274 of September to the zdth of Sr:mewl/tr. Total-1:419(,eke--Ar en 4e 67.. s. hhei.r than lilt rctacn. INSPECTOR'S Re. TURN Al' UXBRIDGE, OCTOBER. 27. Wheat per toad 141 ea to 211 ca 31..atcy per quarter 11 ;Os to sl 18s Oa • per ditto al es to sl Kw Beans per diuo 21 a, to al 6s Pcafc per ditto 21 41 to al 7. PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. tOCRITS. Kent - 31 I'll to 31 181 Krnt - 31 tBl to 41 / 2. ilititl . 31 1:-`11 to. 31 16s S i x,' - 3 1 1 3, to 4 1 8 1 Mx . 31 100 to 31 16* I,mh.on 61 oto 71 et old Out) i;810(4. PRICE OF li./P0 I' 111 E BOROUGH. Bags 31 31 to 31 1..) I P,...ktts 31 too to 41 105 PRILk. OF st.EDS. Red Clover 60s to 95 1 per cwt. l':hite ditto 6os to 985 dn. Trefoil ats to 30. Co. Carraway Pis to 91. do. • Cottuider, 9. to it. dn. Tnridp 541 to 141 i•t• i ..Bld. White Mallard Seed, E. to to. td do. Brown ditto, lit to O. dn. CdriOy, 7s Cat to 4.0 I do. Rye Orals ts. 0.1 to idi 0.1 vet Tureen PRICIS OF HAY ANtI >1 it.tks. Endthfscld. St. Jiintol'.. its hiteebaret. Htyperlood3 is to 4 to 2 4 6ln 4 6 0 t I: to 4 11 0 Straw 1 t 3 to 1 0 a 70to 1 13 0 1 to to I 56 0 Cloves j 5 to j to 4 to to s 10 0 ENIIIIIFiELD,OcItoke r. To Mk th, nffill—pr , iliAw vt Pitt. . . • Beef 31 84 to 41 8d Veal 4s tai to SI Od Mane 4. 44 to ja C/4 Pork dts od to os 41 c. to 5% od. NEWOATE and L.FADENNAI.L, Odtc'.er S. Pa Jaime of kit, bY the well . , Reef 1 0.1 to 44 c.l V. - 11 11 8 , 1 to 41 11.1 Mottos s 44 to 41 rk 4s 04 to 41 6d an* 1. (.1 to 46 4d. PRICE OF TAI 1.:1%%* IN 1 ONDON. S. )anti's market 46 6d rowel fallow 741 6.1 to C6f Chre Marktt 46 54 P.A. data (CM.) :. •od to .;3, Li I.ltechorelMoltet it offia akin ((ap) alt od to (7.1 (Fa 11644 of 1616.) 46 4d ?delta' Stud' sr). ud to (.16 Ditto rough 416 ....I to 06 11. al Gre6v.-s 10 <A, Averare "I ire 46 4la Good 1);•-4s ti. in * V•11.61* ' , nap, gi. t..< - —M. ttl.J, 0:..--euri, 946 )'i.e of Candles re< rt.: : g., I.• o ..l.—Mouldo, I*. 64. S R AW /1..4 Fli... (ocritone) J. S.' to 4 A•' Il• •rit• :Vass tot od to 17. 11.10dIgn i c . :4 4d to :. 1 Ih.. l• C.lf Ih 6.1 • 4,h y 31 cd t., :• Ad L,.p Sliw os o• 1 to os Lat :dtmg, 11 Oa I P.it• o. od to is ad ritlti. OF LEA I'lll.l .lct t 4 AF I.F.ADFNFLAI.L c4cla 111.1 to zji.d 5415 1 1 / 4 1.t• 114:1;% 1140.4 U: r., ( t 1110 : g 3.1 to acsl —4 to 1214 sid to 1,4 aid to 2,d 2 to i T,4 lad 24 p:r d,vn iza to pd .o ;id 314 I pall , . 11 NI e.d :G. x , C`b pc• 2 to, 2. .) • •J:l T.onnt H•-• ( e 11. !-: 7,7, to )41. 4..):C , 1 NitlL, Belt Ce..% ,❑ p.r etat4roa Ikl.vc , ,Nl to 11tvt• It •. 7.rrs it SUM.' . 4 1717).!7•717 Val. :17d 70.1101117.1171170.111 41. Ca. e.l, A (hocking inftanee warred a few days-Gee, in the perfon of a• yoong lady, who for than three years had been under fume of the inq I eminent of the Faculty, but •e n purprtr•, a hen, ter being given over by maR, the was advsfe t to take the PANACt A, which in one week be tight ..ff ait aninial, the iefemblance of a fnaiL The Lauy is no‘r in good health, and is happy to inform any refpeEla ble enquirei-. The above may be feen at Dr. Gas parka's W rm Mqfeura, No. 74.. Long Acre, (re moved from 76) and at his Laboratory, No. 3, High- Shmeditch. Such ocular dernonflralion molt convince every Lady and Gentleman ( P _ ent• i. imar. titular) of the fhperior effefts of the o,,a u e s m t .& cine. Medicine as ufnal, as. 61 4s. 6d.• ros. 6.1. or twelve hoses in one 21s. • BIRTHS. On Thatiday, Mrs. Geo Corrie,of Flofbarkrquare. of a f.,n. On Tu, fday. in Ch.. lea-ltrret, berketcy-iiparc, thi. Right Hors. Lady Margaret Walpoie, et a daughter. MAikRIED. On Thurfday, at GMeheft r, Thomas Lowry kelton, Efq. td the foray sod occompalhed Mifs Murray. only aughter of lam Murray, Efq one el Ow Aldermen of that l.:lty. At Tathwell, on Ibutfday, the a 781 ult. Thomas White, Efq, of Bra:noose, Nottlngbantildre, to Mrs Sattoa, rend of John Sutton. I fq. &lea fon of the late Sir It tchard emu's', Bart. of Norwood Park, In the county of Nottingham. Tuefday fe‘nnlght, at the Colfrgiate Church, Jofeoh Armitage; Efq. of Highroyd Havre, to Mars 'Taylor, daughter of the late Jo. fe..o Taylor, t fq. of Blakely. At Newfort, county of Wexford, Eneas Magrath, of CaMern. meaty of RoLoatnon, Efq. to Mifs Gray, daughter of Nicholas Gray, late of Newfort, county of Wesforl, Efq. deceafed. At Illington Church, on Wedoefday. John Swats, Efq. of Wigan, in Lancsibire, to Mifs pliant Karr, daughter of the fate Ardis: George Karr. Kfq. of Highbury Grove, Mlddlefez. Thwfd a y morning, James Abel, Efq. of Frogodl Hattie, Ham,- ftead.to Mrs. Harvey, widow of the late George Harvey, NI. of I Hendon, Middleftx. . . . Same day, at Hackney, dat Rev. James Capper, A. M. Vicar of Wilmington and Ludlit.gton, in Sulliz..to Mirs ekiiu,only child of Jame.. Nicklin, Efq at the above place. At Grennock„ ock Monday rennight, Capt. Wan. Andorran, to Miro Heim Holmes, young& daughter of Mr. Joha Holmes mer chant. _ . _ _ . _ _ Sunday fentilthr, ct Rochdale, John Gilbert R oyds, L• fq. fon of Thomas Royds, Efq. of Greenhill, Fes Mlfs Entwlfle, daughter of John Entwine, Efq of Fords°les. Dlllll. At Aberdeen, at the age of Margret Reid, wife of the Rev. Dt. John Ogilvy, manilla of the Ourpel at blidinar; author of Britannia, and of many other valuable produtaions, both in eerie and prole. sCiti Sunday evening, at Hampton.roort Palace, Lady Frances, daughter to tin: late Earl Ludlow. At Rugby, in Warwie..fh.re, Mrs. Planter, aged 74, flller.ln. law to the Lite Sir Wan. Plomet, one of the Aklernten of the City of London. On the ad Inßant, at Jerky, much is-netted, Mr. Pleydoll Dawnay Lege!. t, third fon of Charks NVl;;;am I.cseyt, Efq. He was Mialiipman on board hls Makfly's Gila hey:lll.l'nd defeend cd from sue o' the Ertl fami3es in that Oats& He was a rely prowling youth, much Mimed by his Contain and near relation, his Screw Highnefs the Duke de Bouillon, the officers and man of the Oslo, and by all who had the pleafur to know him. Ilk lota is muft ((sway felt by his dafeoufulattr parents. HIGH WATER AT LONDON =WOE TO-140RIL Moraine Afterocen " l6 eniontes Aar 4 HAVING dedicated tarelf to the audy, and been gratifiel by the nand cuotalcrabk prolim to that Mandl alleh I thong:A I-raper ro felted, 1 trutt that I haat nallemare Toff on-loyal my tate than et, c who, in the ea:calve aid d• the pro ' rdhon, are occatonally Unmated :n uneza..inty, and canoes slants attain that force:fa entail Is acquired try ethiesaratiog the atelleauti power to one fish of dffortlas. Tbedimalim of DFBILITY am peculiarly detrale g toe dm, bring with Owns at, min of concomitant fryAiwa, and, by a de preSon of ail vital energy, ration, KM Warms anbitteftdow Whether they sae from the ravel,: nee of ill example, tbedalsoo• five habits of falscol-boys, et the indtilgoten of mososky, they re. jute. the mat alaurius prod-Rohm flop ; hot .by the Ignorance at unedaceted mar, the tysaptcaume aggravated. mad the eaoM union it leltrnycl. Ass M.EY,BERoftheROYAL COU.ROE. i SURGEONS, grnani my ;remit': mu on regularity of eduitatlul: , and paddling every pthibegeto pradtice I feel mvf.-If entitled t o t'at confiladis with which ►have hitherto been lo it . ..ratty samurai la die heft feniations of lee .1 weakoe's. early speleatioo *id prevent the calamity of a dertilitated frank ; but where the fuf f :rea r , from a corticiournefs or the unnuedir.efo of the vice wadi eluded his Misfratuns, is fearful of the contempt or eadat of No family phybcian, and loon& over hie annuity with careful coa ct-I=ot, it mat be fotiaaaory for him to be marred mot enly of capitihiy of treatment. but alto of the moll invioldhie frcreey. And :o react Venereal Complaints it is Fadden:ivy/rot pads, dar.ger or &Ares ; In the mod complicated cafes it is tar segolup mcit of titian experience in this bile to tied a fate, outaia, and rpcoly re-eitmbliammt I altar the mdmistage of this aperiasce to thole of either lea who are afEl.flad with any kind of 13E.1111.1TY, of any fytuptosna of VENatEal. ISt ECi'loMt, and in ad cafes the terms of remi tter:dm are Rated on the deft Inurview. _ _ _ erta in the cotritry arc capated to toclote • Book note, alai are rAucited to fparlfy heir We and 1:111111IR of Maw MARTIN MEL "vater of the Ronal College of Sotgeoso N Loatloo. Nn s^ Anm•lel ftrrn ft••••• 41 r.rat Temte Itar TO 'THOMAS I Al I.OR EhCZ DIAR st, liktilit-areet, Leaden. IFEEL it a tinty incumbent upon me, to infotng ynu of the sec: rcat and extraordinary Cure !have received (nen yo-7'irva:usbleMedichw--LEAKE's PATENT P 11.46. too years alto 1 wag attacked with a Vetreaam. Di"- o•Dr a, which I treated rather Rightly for fame time, bat there- Lace a ki.tth !Treading all ova my body, 1 was oblised to apply to the mnit venincet of the Faculty, bat dub. aLliance afforded •chrf-1 went through various Conde' of &Ilya tto, (ran bciryt ratbcr of a earpolent Habit was reduced to a mea St ,Itten. The Ulcers that fpeted all over my limbs, rat tbc..l c , :nplcte Ohjoet. fn that my friends &Imbed of me rue- • l._ - wen teens litnatimi, I confiilered deaths ' inecit:.! Ic, bet a r,:,.uon of Mint ?pawner tine upon the many Calrt in ell yt.sr had fuecetdcd, I ,vas inducA to try a but of team, tv:ink t thrualst rash,: rcli.:*ed me, and by perfewerancy fur two or t' :ce ninn:hs, -.sl Is:towing your Lind Uses, !expe -1 slotted thr itnarcountahie Rtlittation front Pain, the fronts geadialiy fu: GAis ^. tam IIC.. 'Unit Goo, mtfedtly rumen 1 and nalllng ce.t 'l7:4y dinar Dot but one more boa, whicho tit/Atilt ties, t-,:'he, :ft - h.h. my heakh lit Irs orginal nate. 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