Star. — London, England, 1804-01-17 00:00:00

I OLD D.tILKY. CO - 11fIlliATION YAM( Tlti ►t/CCOIMC (SATURDAY ' S TRIALS CONTINULD.) Warms Aayior and William lnEr: were charged iitith a mifdemeanour, in unlawfully, knowingly and %wilfully, by falfe pretences, ohtairriog from Jane j'ricnorelo glafs bottles, the goods of Thomas Jamiefon, with intent to defraud and cheat him the raid 'Thomas Jamiefon. . . . . The Profe;utor it appeared had fame dealings with Mr. Dunbar, of Fore.dreet, a wine and fpitit feller, for glafs bottles. On the 13th of December the plitaner Ankles came to the haute of the prate cutor and informed Jane Pritimme, a fervant of his, that he, the prifoner, was fent by Mr. Dunbar for five dozen of bottles, which (be accordingly let him have. The following day Ankles carise, accompanied by the prifoner Naylor, they a(ked far owe bottles ; accordingly Jane Pridmore, taking it for granted that they were the fervants of Mr. Dunbar, let them ban, without farther enquiry, 180 bottles or fifteen dtmen. The Profeentor fated the 'mature of the dealing tetween him and Mr. Dunbar for bottles; and Mr. Duncan Dunbar, fo far from having authorifeal the ptifoners to bring away any bottles from blr. Junk. ted, declared that he never had teen any of them before he faw them in the Jnftice Root* et Guild hall: The Reenacts's obferved, that a difficulty obtain ed in 'the Are which mull be fatal to the efilrel of file pretest indidasent. The two prifoners were in diet& together for a fraud, in obtaining under falfe fifteen doien wf glafs bottles, the property jansiefon. This charge was not fubllan tiated'by the evidence. The fill day Ankles came by hinsfelf, and pretended that he came from Mr. Dunbar, and by that means eibtained five dozen of ,oaks--on the following day the two prifoners came together, not a word is Paid upon whole account they came, or by what authority, and Mrs. Pridmore tak ing it for granted they were the fervants of Mr. Dealbavi let them have lime dozen of bottles—had Ote indidanent been laid for their confpiring toge ther, the cafe 'ald be diffract, but here the r' 'barge was for obasiaing tinder falfe pretences, t her e 'fare, maths inefientent was laid, the *barge was not "We oaf by the evidence. Under theft obfematioas from the Learned lim ass the Jury pronounces! a wend of—Not "Wm Nayks. 'was then charged with °Maw. y, and by falfe pretences, obtaining on the 13th of December, futy *Cs rtlen, the goods of Thomas 'amide's. . The evident in fawn of this fecond indictment repetition of that given on the former cafe, anti Jae Pkidaine was pofitive that the prifoner Aid be came fresh Mr. Donbas, on which account An kit him have the five doses of bottles in quer _ acite-4lnd no h silty obtaining as with refpea to die former rats the Frifoolr was- forthwith found °PI P; tylfwas charged with a capital °Fence, in :girrionily breaking and entering the dwelling */ Mara. Gibfnn and Akerath, on the night she 16th of December, and haling therein twelve Imes of agar, r aloe sl. that property, and alto a Gift end neck handkerchief, a pair of breeches, a lbYkr .felfars,, and other articles, the property of NeWeber aid ethers. ratincil foe the Protection, in the murk of I d ia n zaim i hated. that the prifoner on being fully to the &bore, endeavoured to loffify Me conic Paying that his mailers refuted to pay him c part of his wages which were due, and flint he retched to pay himfelf one way nr other.— * however, was nojullification either in point of law, or in fad! If the' profoner were aggrieved in • fp& a manner, be Mould have fought his remedy in i fair and legal way. in the courfe of the evidence. which Tao to Tome length, if appeared that the profecutors are refpea able Begin .Rerr, its Lime-fireet ;—the prifoner antis Sort time in their ferric', as an errand porter. 'Their minas, as was fitted by one of the Mr. Gib las, who came fillkvard on at occalion, do not immediately communicate with .he firect, a yard and a pap lie between—neither did the fug:tr iton& ebniaredeste ditealy with the dwelling houfe_; the ware tie Ind between, end a yard, attach mull be crass!' gvt from the dwelling to the fogar hoofe. The ptMtser was in their Service about two months—they paid him his wages when he left them—he was not difcharged, lee left them fuddenly and without warning ; a rorinth's wages, according to their invariable rule, wis therefore - dediteted—he • bad been three dap gone when the robbery took place. It appeared that on the morning of the zyth it was found the premifes haJ been entered on the ovcr altlett, and the snicks laid in the indlement ttol'en therefroie—the articles of wearing apparel belonged to the inferior clerks and terrains of the conerro— the preatifes were entered from the back part on 'which Fen court is fitnared. One of the wirneffer, a wa reh l ean, H orre j t h e rilisnrr very early on the rnorcinx of the sit/t, Ple4T the Denfeentor's hnufe : he hail lomedorig in a hag thrown over bit (Squish:l.—the wa:chnsan fifpeding tome ill doings, flopped the pritor.er and flu:donned him with refired to who he bad abuts: him—not lilt. tog his anfwers, he tnnk him to the watch honk, v, here, being fearche l j, the articles iu quefliril were ti.::r.d upon him. 'Mete were piodneed and filly :dentiiied, the (agars .311 the p.t.t of the prolecut9rs, and the wearing apparel 14 the refpedive owners. In his defence the Fame: only urged the tight e faid 14 had, to h: iittisfactl rut the wages his Dad- Aar: wisitheld from Vat. _ _ . ecnente :it '..,..lharge to the June obrereCh That with refpett to the c a peal part of the charge, ese hnrel.srinufly breaking and cn^etina she dwelling bogie of the Pro;ecnts.r . . a teat nut InAJe .iiit b r tl g gridCnte t the perfont who were 101 l up in p•s.- miret. to prove that they were July fattened and 11.• valet!, were not br,ssi4:l; ve.trd, teizh to the etrisal cor:i Lririurr, of Ilealing to the ansour.t of 4 in A Jwtlliug i tile, these was rl peonf t h a t an y N et the pripersy teat taken the dwelling-ti•mie. r.r that It precut:es voPt.:rt, was taken were c‘yr.ne.Red with the dterllsts ; The Jury touikl das Ptiluac. guilty ut but not in the dwilliathoufe, and acquitted him ofd the burglary. The PrilOner being an Alien (a native of Gcrma ny) claiswed and was allowed his privilege' of being tried by a Jury confiding of half Allem. In the &It indance, be refilled to plead to the in.e.qmem, but being informed it was eo•npulfory, he at length conk-med. On his emavidion, being alked his age, :recording to the culluan of the Comm, he refaced to tell for fume time. Sa i l:rya! Harris was tried upon the capital charge of telunioufly Reeling, on the zd of December, a black velvet cloak, value/sl. three filver table fpoons, three ditto tea fponns, a Over felt tpoon, two ..utton gowns, a table-cloth and other articles, the property of Elieabetli Spencer, in'the dwelling•bottle of Ann Hopeton. The Profecutrix (a fafhionable demirep) Rated, the lodges in the houfe of Mary Hopeton, in Charlotte fireet, Rathbone-place, that the Prifoner was her fervent, but remained only two days, for very early un the morning of the third day the abfconded with the articles charged in the indiament. On her get ting up, which was about ten o'clock, the miffed the things. She then particalarifed the articles, Come of which the had finee teen at Bow.fireet, and others were traced to different Pawnbrokers, where they were pledged by the prifoner. It appeared the prifoner was apprehended in King. timer, and part of the property was found hiller p.iffellion. and duplicates were found on her for PM ral of the articles in quettion. the greater part were produced in Court, and fatisfaaorily identified by Miff Spencer. In her defence, the PrifOner afferted the had been commilfioned by her late mifirefs, the Profeentrix, to pawn the articles, who, the Paid, had a bill of tol. to make up the next day. • This, however, was folemnly denied by the Profe conjs. Junice Root' obferred to the jury, that not withilanding the untkrtunate fitoation to which filch perfons as the Prufecutrix might be reduced, they were fully entitled to the proteaton of the laws. As to the capital part of the preknt charge, it was done away by the confideration of its appearing in evi • dente that the dwelling-houfe was that of Mary, and not of Ann Hopeton, as laid in OR indiament. The Jury foußd the Prifoner guilty of ItealingAut not in the dwelling-bottle. The following were convidied of felonies, viz. Giifiss, for Healing a quaatity of fogar, the pro perty of H. Barnes. y. Ir. 11.44 for Dealing 36 files, the property of G. and R. )(night. ' Efisaieth 'bias was cooties& of a mifdemeanor, 'viz. for uttering a counterfeit billing, and wan or .dead to be imprifoned in Newgate one year, and to Dat formic,. HICVI HALL, JAN. t flow Stager Same was tried on a charge of being an ins:dirigible . rogue and vagabond. • Mr. Raffdergh, an attorney of refpeaabiliry in Hattod Garden, Paid that the prifoner had been con viaed of being a vagrant at Maidßone in January before his brother, who was a magiffrate at that place. Some &net time back he called upon him, dating that he knew Mr. R.'s brother very well —that he had been in a very refpeaable fituation himfelf, but was reduced by unforeken misfortunes, and had got fcveral noblemen and gentlemen to fign a paper, which he produced. limiting his former re fpeaahle fituation in life. Mr. R. &fired him to call next day, and then had him taken into coftody. The Earl of Fife Rated that the prifoner had (hewn him a paper to the fame effea, with a view to obtain money from him. The prifoner in his defence raid, that he had only called on Mr. R. to confult with him about Come law bufiners. He believed that Mr. Mainwaring and fcveral Gentlemen prefent muff recoiled the very refpcilable fituation in which he had formerly been in the City—he had been induced to go into the line for which he was then tried, by the repeated promifes which he had received from a number of Noblemen and Gentlemen, who had Aided him of their friend- Chip, and alto, of their tiling their utmoß endeavours to obtain Come permanent fituation for him. Admi ral Payne had introduced him to the Pavilion at Brighton. and promifed him the fapport of his influence and patronage : he had been unfortunate as a merchant, by lofing a fhip and cargo in a gale,' which was the lad remnant of his property. He did eapeft that his uharfinger and fevers! of his bro. thee merchants would have Repped forward to atteft his charaaer ; and even Sir William Staines he thought unsold have appeared in his favour; but he Irks unfortunately difappointed, and hoped that the Court would rather look upon him with an eye of compagien as an unfortunate man, than view him as A eennnon mendicant, who made a trade of fetch praatce, as he had been deceived into a hope of ob. Wning a more honourable fituation by the pronsifes of opolent and refpeaable men. _ _ The Jury immediately found him guilty. The CHAIRMAN told him, that whatever might have been his firmer fituation of life, the Court had no healers to look at that, hut it was their duty to prevent foch perfnns as him frnm going about with ripen to obtain money from the public in that fort of way. lie then kntenced the prifoner tofu months iriprifonment is Cold-bath Fields, and advifed him In perfume fume other mode of life when be came out. as he mutl be aware that if he came before them again on a timilar charge, be would be liable to fuf. t-arriPorto.ion. prforter War a very decent goodlookias man, *bolt the mid4le ,tge. /fra.f, it' Jew, wae convifted nn the oath of Mr. F. -nett, on ',Atm) he attempted to " ring the 0:aore•," as it i% ter med in t! . e cant Language ; that ic, gie;l7 plere of Gal mo”ty 1,, , ck in the place of latilul coin, and fating h: had received it from that Gentleman. Lowest:, an ()ricer of Marl'lrrrigh-llreet police, Rated, that he had Fstr: •J an increliYe rpuntity of hafe c ..i n in the i at, .11,1 Lncicr the :OM of the priforcr. Tae •:!. ; 01 ul tht nr:finier in 1802, for A frnilar otirr.,e. it t:a.! And he u.ts fclitcnced to h: two ycsr. : fi e ld., an d "(t er fi.r ur for t‘%o ycars Tec- 7 Aia a. lie of age : c.:1; I ^ .11 of that rpccies of erifne. He haa beets el:Mei/led of being found in a (lentlestian'y'garkn, with a pelg phalli& bottles =rebel, candle, and lawthorm an iron crow Ahom him at the tips!{ hie Itidatt die charged x piflot at the watchman *to came to take him. hut v. ithont eftet. For this he was ferentied at Guildhall, Wellminiler, to he imp; ithned twelve months in Tothill.fields. He &aped from thence before his time was expired; and after b: had been at large tome time, was retaken, tried again . at Goad. hall, Weaminfier, and fentenced to be imptillused two years in Coldbath.firlds. From thence he alto efeaped befote the time of his imprifonment was elapfed. Mr. Bryan, the keeper of Tothill-fields. proved the identity of the prironer. Mr. Aris, the keeper of Coldbathfields priron. de plored to the fame Oka, andpro t adeed the rope and rand bag with which he had --41 the walls. The prifooer did not deny any of the fats ; but raid that he had not broke out of the priron, is he did no harm to the pronifes, but only got over the wall. He had behaved very orderly, he.faid, both in prifon 'and fillet he &aped, and hoped that , that would be taken as an extenuation of his en*. The Chairman, however, obret*d, that wording to law, it was all the fame whether the prifoner efeaped by violence or by Itratagem. If a perfon walked oat of the door, or clitnbed.over lye wall, the offence was the fame as if he had ercainsi by more violent means. He then sentenced hip to Leven years tranfporration beyond the real. The prifoner, upon this became very turbulent, made ore of the moll indecorous language to the Court, and (wore that Botany Bay lhould ucver hold him. SHERIFF'. COURT, JAN. 14. " Gear o. Coorsa.—This was an oflion brought to recover damages iu compenfation for an affatilt and faire imprifonment cotamitcod by the Defendant upon the perfon of the Plaintiff. It appeared that the Plaintiff is a very refpeetable Livery Stable•keep er, in Earl-Rreet, Blatt:friars, and the Defendant is a Surveyor, and the perfon, who, in that capacity, brought an anion againft the proprietors dill?. Straw Paper Manufaaory, which excited A) much notice lately in the Courts of Law, and wherein he was non.fuited. That he occupied the bogie immediately adjoining the Plaintiff's livery-Rables on the oppofite fide of the gate way leading therein. That at an early hour in the morning of the tfith of November loft, Defendant defired permilSon from the Plaintiff to boot fame coals into Defendant's yank through au aperture made in Plaintiff's ride, and which bad been on a former ocealion allowed. Plaintiff, how. ever, for reafons jußifyiag his refufal, thought fit to deny Ms permillion on this occafion. Soon after this teftifal Defendant made his appearance, and Rated that be did not a& it as a matter of favour, but as a matter of right s but Plaintiff would not be inting. dated in that way, or be dragooned into a &tertian of his juR privireges, ordered hit gates to be iltat, and gave diredion to his fervants upon no account to permit the intrdfion 'of the coals upon his predate ; but the gates being forced open, the Defendant hay ing a Coußable with him , gate the Plaintiff in charge to &firing him to carry him before the fitting Alderman at GuildhalL The conftable immediately feixed him by the collar, carried him away from his yard, and lodged him in Giltfpur-flreet Coin ter, whence he was conveyed before the fitting Alder. man, and the complaint being difmilled, he was, after an imprifonment of four hours, difcharged out of cußody. The Defendant having littered judg ment to go by default, his Counter. Mr. Aakorr, called witneffes, who endeavoured to thew that the Plaintiff might have been liberated without going to the Compter if be thought fit t but their tellimony not being fupported to the extent intended, and Mr. Evtimassa, en the part of the Plaintiff, having made a fpirited and argumentative reply, the Jury retired for tome time, and returned with a verdict Damages s scl. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY, JANUARY tS. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine How eta to 481. Second, 4oe. to gist. per rack. RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-lane. including wily few the ad of January to the 7th of Jan uary . Total-5653 Quetta's. Araige 531 114,—0a 6 d lower than laft return. PRICE OF HOPS, BAOL FOCECTS. Kent - 41 log to 3-I tos Kent - 31 61 to 61 6s Sulk: - 41 to. to 51 is Sifts - 51 56 to 61 os Urn • 41 ICI to 31 os Farnham 61 oa to yl ys Old Duty . 9/4:00I. PRICE OF HOPS IN IHI BOROUGH. 41 IA to 61 s:s IPoeltett 31 3s to 61 ros PRICE OF SEEDS. - - Red MOOT 4O to tour per eat. White ditto ^os to 1:61 do. Trefoil 4CA to 634 do. Carraway 6os to 631 de. Cotiandcr, 16. ro lls do. 'Turnip ills to Alt per boatel. white Mallard Seed, 9t to TIT 64 do. Drown ditto, rot to 14s do. Canarn Ss od to 94 od do. Rape Seed, 351. TO 381. pci. SMITHFIELD, J y tb. To link the offal. —Fe Clone or tilt Reef 4s Ed to pEd I 'eal Mutton 4i 8d to 6s sst Pork G. 4 to 71 sod 41 01 10 $2 $J sta.an OP Botts about asoo—sbesp and Lamb typo°. NINGATE and LEADED:HALL, fanuary i 6. Pet none of . 31b. by the careate. leef ss ad to S. 4 I i'sal Mottoes 3s Ed to ss sd Part 44 81 to 7$ EA 44 of to SS 80 PILICIC of HAY mad sTRAw Is SMI 111FIEL.D. Meadow Hay, pee Load. - 41. M. to sL se. Mow - • 41 toe. to a re. Snow, per Load - - 11 71. to 1L at MAkKIED I.atc:y. at Ilevrrtcy. Haverici, Ffq Pt-varlet. to MU. Coktatua,ddelt daartterr4 J" ha Colt n 1 FN of that p 0o the tot! 10. at Enlett the Rev. 011 w. ^, of Cr0,0r.,•• Orecaorieh, to hlifs Drol. of Befell, uJy t2aughtei of the late Dal. 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It: r 4.11. aisJ (.41 tht L l.lt 4144 ,, , -.I J 5 ,0 r, - . • :CHILBLAINS are_ curAJ by one *cht;,ll ~! at wHallitAblesLUMSll.4tltze- 1.1 the - cslicreft SPRAINS Si*aijiit, in hit tints.ta!: ti Ye taluntil token Urthritidneti.... 1 1 . .7.411444. 1 / 2 la; ally orbit Alt, • tarot fpbto.....tiott; and at MCC isaludi4ely AL: .6 ) ac,i.lete., *ii rirceend the itaft tußtineLlielt. .11. e IeLLI4 ara efo taker. *lib fotokot foor:f• in all Rb:uulatk. Paralytic, Golity Aro:tire*, I.:m*6'ga,, !11l 1. IX Wila. &dna Palm,. Ktanderry, au4 polo ft Delatr; a? the lams thtfr tit!. 3et i Effr..ee is oppii , d to the partraitodal ittdeg:. eaaarltiort, odo.rt re: *Arr. k iopttpagot and Lid at p 4. fl ash bus or bottle, In R. ,Johisiltoo.rtisookeedArt No: t c, Grect•ltrest, Soho, louolou • :r.d mar) Is bad of evai Nitta:Ws Vtivia is Ureic Drit.ain an d 'Wad. HAVING dearcated ntykti to the kncly, and beet 'ratified by the Inuit C01 , 04*4)10 po.Rlce in that hard w hi c h re. i os t lo w t er to l'4e.rt, I trait dad I have sot more nift. employed my date that 11...fe who, in toe eateufive field of the proferbon. are oeoficasily Woofed is 'queen...toy, and eannut 41anys wain tiat botch wkirth t. oequircd by /anacondas tin intelleetnal pawn to one elms at ' Thedifeafiof DEBILITY an Neuf:arty dlitrefling, for the/ be4ft with thaw a train of cunt...m..4in Impost% end, by a dda co r At on ber °l 4 f vital elic rtw r if ce ffl' o li t " n ern ar4l. c s " : 4. he tt rre/V7 tWeisbita of &bag-boys, or the inildss net of altillairr, thessen quire the molt &Mama prof,efflonal. Otill ; but by the Iva= omedscoted men, the irmrounan: rzralattd, . nit nu Mira is dr ttadyed. Asa MEMIiER of the ROYAL 901.LECII of SURG rola. I gronrid my pretennont on restiatith of ethic:giant and fingedirt evert. pail !tie to practice, I feel orgfolf entitled to that eunLiallo. with which I have hitherto been it:liberally honoured. In the fait fenfatlons d lotat wt-altneft, early applitottkm prneut the calmolty of o dobititoted trams t hot where fillh& Term , front a coefsiotentit of the. unamidinefs of the rice which outer his mister:le:. Is *add of the contempt oremtliwe Of Ida fatuity phyfition, and broods over his infirmity with earafo eatst ccalment, ft mall he [di-fit:tory for him to he stored cut 0017 4 capability of treattnent, Mn arta of the molt hivitilaßk thater. Auld in recant Venertla Onmplalims it is maids to phomit phi danger or (Wirers; la the moil complicated cafis it it theachoires mem of esdnfive mottles:re bi this Imo torifed a All, =Wa y and (pertly re-eftabliamint. I offer the advantage of tbli eaperithee to thok of &her fa who are &Lathed with any hind of unourv. of any fyrngtonis of VENEREAL. INFECTION. and La all cafes the terms of tam, iteration are natal on the firit Interview-. Patients in the errantry aft medial to Rebores Beak hate, and u•r.sadtcha [pacify their age had manner of heist. MARTIN MEE, Member at the RoTal Surgeoas in Leedom No. sa, Aruadeldbea, Waal, sear l'iotple liar. ROBBERDSI BALSAMIC ELIXIR, OR COUGH DROPS. Pot Coughs,Colds, A fthmaa,Hooping Coughs, and Confumptiona . eI'HESE DROPS are julily allowed the bell Me. dieing far lie cataba Italia and effecisal Cure of she WNW Complainta,net en loftarce having occuntd, thank takeu byway then forty Maenad Patients, wherein acy have been &nowt B fe fegerie are their virtue. over every mbar ManCiDl4 that let the Patient be CM fa emulated or rialucal, after baldly yip(( every Medical aliftanee, it will at as a charm, sad bilkantip re line the tweet Inveterate Cough. Mu cafe aad froviass mg; =lt est ealta nkioa gentle capacitation, iircligthem the wbcdealmi ,procsire the rdrathing minket of raft keg Beep, and quickly deft a parliament cure. Mr.litalafieks kAis a regular Pmfdlowd Man, In attentive pratee, is pgaeevv mtetadpay hug satiation to the tale of the above ; be has tbetvßle appactagt MelfraChbee_and Bader, ottacaptidc, hit wbalhaßlMllatoulk nal . to guard the Pub& againft a tpuricmMediciacAt.d as Rabbadabi Covet Meek, with maunterfett Dine/ions aM' /denature (nose pollklaly can be gmsloe) audit each &rakes le Egad Aids& Butler. ' Sold wbolefcle god retail at Ching and Butte's, No. Ir ide, coiner of Pater nailer-now and by &COS. Pidaog, awl Green, Otford.ftrett ; Wade, Old Banta: ma ; liroardas, Pietas dilly ; Nadal and Ward, Holborn ; Tutt, Halms, and Lewis.' walte, Royal Radar ; Vade, 46, Cornhill ; Clvb, aop, Ire roue and no when to io ic**49n ; bat may be hid of one Ce: MCC Mairree Venders in every tarn in the kingdom, la battle at 61. and as. each. The following are farther proofs of the Macy of the abaft Medicine:— Frost Dr. Meted lived, of !lAN:, Nava gratis, to Ws Muni in Lendnsoisted Aped se t xypp. Gentlemen-4 mull beg you will forward immediately, by tha heft packet for Halifax, without waiting for the other part of my order, twelve dam of Ifebberds's Barman Elixir. or Cough Drops, which I dimly la Neve he he the veti belt remedy eree made ade of for Cunha of every deferiptlini. At Ow time I re cetved fans from you, I was tatted with a dreadful Cough, and Inflammation al my Lungs, encoded with a gnat opprelkon amg pain on my Waft, fo that it was with gri at difficulty I could draw my breath, which I midi eandltily confer. baffled my own era,- From die troug recumowndarion yen km with Man, I wort hued to make an immediate in d, whit► really, at the biN Rat d, gave me initam relief, and m a very (hurt time perketly rdltared me. I have Game witnrirod their good aids io many oldLinato cafes, and therefore for the ilittlft orate with tube without therm, and am fun no ether regal would who am sup ways jet to coughs, wen they acquainted with their virtues as waists me. Yoe will be fe goad as to let kir. Robber& know my gaol opinion, and airline him of my well Mateo Centigram, your obedient Servant. 141sen.24sm VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr. THOMAS Tat - Loa, Enrgo3ll, NO. 9, New Bektesaardla DEAR RIR. London. IT is Whit the mnll heartfelt Catisfaaion that T ad &eft you on the incomparable eked :site of your invaluratia Medleineo.LEAdt h's PATINT the fining eif this year I had the misfortunate contradt a Valved Coat hat s peep_ dal with the melt :darning and dame . ustsfymptotes ; in fomack that I have been csanmed to my moot fur a wh..k week tt gmber. and net able to Sir out elk, I had no :sit night tionlay, nod Coffered the sit excruciating pain and torment, and what wail did work, my eyes grew weak and dim, Co that 1 ca ddis-m*4 J,f,x u any uuject, it ever to elok to Int, onE espcetot mammy than the tutal has of my Ugh:. kaUlal a Senn, hubby, aid :e -dict corpulent nun, I became a nicer Madam, and an skied a pity and eunipailon.—My friends had all atom me ova, and thou„ht my recovery impoAbk. In this dreadful Rate, and ex tatting cosy mlocre to be my lad Ia al. world.l was farts. lately m.onnnended by a michisim t a try r as e bledicias ea ,b s e haying tried all meth. al ald t o taa purr '!eend bent ac allenemetull expellee. ft Irma tome time before I could ht pravalled on to take them •atWI I km for Cm buses , and befor e had taken deem ad, I them; contiderobla beheld ; my palas gradually &mega, and my cytailtt prate &ter. and to the great furmise and all nifonscut of BC my friends, (. R-r taldng three boxes more), rug health and arength was pees rAtoreo, and lam maw. tLar to my Gen and your ituralualsli :11 , -d.c.ncs;„ as well and beam; as ever I was in my Ufa. T,r otiii,diataisibk Laval*, High-Erect, 81rmi4Isam, Bressler et, 2:99. R. L. 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