Star. — London, England, 1807-03-07 00:00:00

110.11 E CIR C UIT. HERTFORD. MARCH 5. This morning Mr. pilice HItATH arrived and read hi: Commilrion for h !ding the Affixes for this court. tr. There were fix miles entered for trial : of which only the following was of any importance t WRIT OF zieir. This writ is the 101 l that can be brought for the re covery of an Aare, and is in rare ule in modern days, being one of the feudal aftions as now pendinit in this county, in a caulk of Deffon v. Sheppard. The mode of trial is what is called by the Grand Aftive, a mode of trial devi.ed by Glanville, Julticiar Henryto III. in lien of the Norman mode of decid ing it by tingle combat ; but the tenant Hill has the tight of t...,,ging battle by champion with his antago nitt, if he chutes it. The last r.f theft judicial corn bays was in the reign of Elizabeth. By the trial by the Grand Mize, four Knights girded with their (words appear i.v Court. and return the Grand Affize, that is, the Jury who try the wife.. In the prefent cafe the writ to the Sheriff was read, by which the Sheriff was direaed to funtmon, by good furn moners, lour Knights, who were to appear before the King's Paige girded with their (words, to make elec. Lion of the Grand AlTioe to determine whether the dcmandant had the greater right to demand, or the tenant the greater tight to hold a melittage and 400 acres of land, it Offiey, in this county. To which writ the Sheriff tenoned, that he had lummoned W. Baker, Robe. t Dimfdale, John Baron Diekinfon, and Michael Hankie, Efqrs. ' Thole Gentlemen accor dingly appeared in Court, each with a (word, and • returned the names of the Grand Affize. The caufe • of comic Bands for trial the next Affixes. • SEARS V. PRENTICS. Mr. Gustily Rated to the Jury that the Plaintiff in this cafe flied inprmapauperir, to recover damages for a very ferieros injury which he had fullained.— The Defendant was a Surgeon at Hemel Hemßed : and the declaration Rated, that the plaintiff had broken his arm and cliflocated his elbow, and had *twirled the defendant as his furgeon. It went on ar Oak, that the defendant had tit negligently and aunkilltilly concluded hinifelf, that the plaintiff for a long time was pot to great bodily pain, and was pre vented from attending his bulinefs, by which he fcred great Ws. The Learned Conine!, Rated that every man was-bonnd to bring a comp tent degree of drill into his profetErin ; and that if he either untied. folly or negligently concluded Mink% he was bound to make recoMpence to the party. The Learned Judge here interpofed, and Paid he would not fair the Skill of a pinfefliodal man to be tried t in this adion the plaintiff might thew negli gence, if hr cotild ; but he Would not go into the hill of the defendant. Two witnedis were called on the part of the plain. tiff t but they proved, that as far as attendances went, the defendant was not negligent. The Learned Jndge told the juty, the only grief. tine war, wherber the defendant • had been negligent or not ?—The Jai y found for the defendant. The other mites were all tried, and the Civil Side finilbed. CROWN sinL seAIICH 6.—sionann. yam Harris was irdifted for the wilful murder ofl', Benjamin Siapps, on the 24th of September, by ving him fent al violent Marrs on the head , of which healed. Mr. Combine Ss aim r . Rated; that the deceafed and the ptifitner were brothers in law ; the latter was an old man,, but the deceifed %VAS a much Oldereer. They lived together in a frnalf cottage, near Heincl Herafted, the property of the. deceafed ; and the probable Motive of the pann i er to commit the Crime (if he•did sehmmit it) was .avarice, as the deeteafed thortly bet .re made a will, and left him all his pre petty, anierh:nting to about tgol. 'The lin time the deceafed was 'teen, was un Tueßay evening, the 24th of September, and it was on the night of that day he tune have met his-death. On the Wednefday morning the prifoner went nut to work as usual ; and when he returned in the evening, he went to a neigh-. !louring cottage, the refidence of one Elizabeth Giovei, and then !kid he had 101 l Old Ben, meaning the Jeceafeti, and could not find him any where. By nine o'clock feveral neighbours were at the cottage; and a matilif the name of Penn, having defended the well, there found the hody. The Coroaces.ln t,uelt wit.: held the mit day, and no fufpicinn falling f n any one, it was thought that he had fallen' into the well, and the body .was buried on the Saturday mi.twing. • Several cit cumaances, however, begat fulpicion, and the body was again taken up, and es amined by two furgcons, and they discovered that the death had been occafioned by a violent blow on the head, by tome blunt inttrument. The evidence hick feented to weigh againa.the prifoner was, that lie hasl.an ititerellia the death of the defeated that • no one. elfe could have • and certainly it was not done for the "Opole of rob bery, loran atticle was taken away of the property et the•dedeafed ; and as to the IWO alinglit an impolSbility ins any perfon accidesgally to fall. down it. Grover would alfo pr4)ll St • iltatilte walhed.fot the old man and the pri soner; and that he wore bat one shirt a week ; but %sheathe body was drawn from the well, it had a clean thin ,no ; and on the :Monday following, time r iumer, when he fent his own linen to wash, fent a piece of 4.lloirt, which the knew the dtcealed had put on the Sunday previous to his death. The fore part was thin away, probably, beeanfe it had been I.loodiechwhen the murder was committed; but it fo L appe ,, d dt that them was one spot of blood oa the pieta which remained. Grover would Hatt that the knew old Stapps had but three fhirts : one was found cleats in his room, one on his body, and the piece producad would make up the third. She thnn)d alfo give in evidence several expreflions of the defendant, which (hewed his great fatistadion at becoming pof leiTed ut the old man's property. The charges being corroborated by a number of witn.;lfes, the Learned Judge left the Jury to fay, whether they thought the circumllances weighty enough for them to pionounce a verdiet of guilty againa the prifoner 3 In his defence be only Paid he w;•.:. innocent. The Jut y found the prifoner Guilty; and t ie wo i mme d;. attly Cemented to' be hanged un Monday. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARCH 6. at entoat CURRISICY AS I/MD[li I Wheat, 473 M,121 por qr. Grey Peak 465 s2SOd Fine Ditto. Ass 1163 od Beano. (old) as s sts od Rye as- Os ad Tick Ditto (old) 375 43s ad Barley, 34. 405 Oats, its 26. 18s Malt, 645 705 Poland 'lint, sos 3 1. od • White Peace. (Boilers) Sot ES. Rape Seed. a6l 301 —s Fine Floor 6p to 7c5. Seconds 6os to 65s INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, March s. Wheat per load 171 os tu 241 -$ Barley per quarter 11 iss to tt tys Oats per ditto il 73 to 14 17s NEw Beans per ditto 21 os to 23 4s Old Dit:o 21 6s to 21 les Peale per ditto 21 tos to 21 t 45 PRICE OF HOPS. 11A011. POCECTS. Kent 51 8s to 61 cs I Kew -31 tos to 61 zos Sac: 51 os to 51 125 Suf - 51 5s to 61 —s EUca 51 co to 51 las Fantkam 91 os to tot os PRICE uF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags tl os to 61 --s Pockets 51 os to 71 PRICES OF HAY AND sTilAw. St. lames. Wbitechapel. Hay perloasl 3 ooto 5 o o Hay per load 3 18 to 5 Straw 3 ooto 3 t 8 6 Straw 1 16 to 3 is Clover 4 13 to 5 16 !AMR Of DAT AND STRAW IN SWITN/lIILD. Hay, • 31 toe to Al - co Clover 31 Ica to ;1 tot Roane 21 61 to 31 6s 1 Straw, 21 toe to 31 61 SMI VHFIELD MARKET, March 6. To link the offal—per Rune of 81b. bad 45 4d to pGd I Veal podto6a 64 OM M 43 84 to ss 84 Pork p cd to 62 04 mezzo Of CATTLt THIS DAY. about 85o—Sheep amt Lambs, 7.300. NEWCATE and LEADENHAI.L. March 6. Por atone of 81h. by the carcafe. Beef 31 44 to 4s 641 I Veal 4.1 81 to 6a ad Mutton 41 cd to 44 Si Pork p oat to es od RAW HIDES. Hiiles(perlbmac) 3s od to p a 4 Horfe Skins 155 to tys each Middling as 44 to as 6d sheep Skins 3s 641 to 73 od Ordinary as od to 05 od Shearlings os od too, o 1 Heavy Calf its Gil each I Lamb Skins cs 04 to es oil PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEAVENHALL. Butts, 50 to 561 b each 224 to 234 Ditto, 6o to 631 h 244 to 264 Merchants Backs sail to sad Drealioz Hides 174 to tBftt Fine Coach Hides ail to acd Crop Hides for Cutting std to 23 id Flat Ordinary ° 174 to attl Calf Skimp, So to aolb per dozen 26a to 36s Ditto 5o to 7olb 33% to 391 Ditto yo to Bolb 3 15 to 34$ Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. p 6d to 35 Large ditto 1008 to 140$ per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides zoo to 33s each PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. it. yamcs's market 35 6.1 rown•rallow 59a od to os Clare Market 30 64 Yellow Rulfia 54s to 51% ad Whitschapel Market White ditto szs od to cs (pet Roue of 111 b.) p sal Soap ditto 54s to o 4 Milted Stuff 43$ to 45s od tos 54 Ditto rough 3os od to cs Average Price p 5t4 Greaves toe Good Dregs to. to or Yellow Soap, 76s—Mottled,11111.--pCstrd, 924 Price of Candles per dozen, too 64..-Motat4, its 64 COURSE OF EXCHANGF.. Arnfterdam 36 7 2 Ut Do. at hest 35 30 Rotterdam t t to I UL Hamburgh 34 to 21 Uf. .Mtona 34 2 Ur Part's, I day's dateaa so Lay. Ditto s UL 24 1 4 &Aiun: S 4 14 Agio oo the Bank of Cadiz 591 cffeCt. I Genoa 45 Madrid3gieffeCt I.iffion 63 ititlioa 384 ari% f Oporto 63 Leghorn 492 i Dublin ii .1 Naples 40 j Cock I 2 VcliiCe . 51 liv.Piceule effective per L &it. Palernie. sio pence per oz. Holland 5i per Cent. Muaotas....Fraern R”rton has been kveral de!s under exami nation at Bow-itreet, charged alai the murder of her female in fant. The prifouer was cook to a gentleman in the neighbourhood of Soko-fquare. Her milled', furpeeted her pregnancy. and quef tioncd her refpcding it, hat the denied it to her, as Well as to two gentleaten of the faculty. although they bad no doubt of it. On Friday fc'nnight her mittrefs had ttrong fufnicion the had delivered herfelf, and charged her with the act—the prifoncr, however, (till.. denied it, but her milted*. having no doubt , lent to iniorm Mr. •Read, the Magiltratt, who difpatc"ed AJalue to take her into cultody ; the Officer told the prifoner his butinek, when the ap peared extremely agitated, and at tength told hint that a fuhttance had crime from her in the moling at the privy, but whether it was a child or not the could not tell. Two men. were employed in confequence, and, after fume difficulty, they found a very line ferwilt iufant. Tint coachman In the family proves to be the father. The pt ifoner is confined at the Brown Bear blic body, till the is in a (late to be removed to prifort. A molt atrocious murder was lately committed on a man of the name of flornas Gallagher, lately reilding near Ballina: it appears that this unfortunate perfon was known to have given information agoinft thi3femitereasts called Threffiers,and jultly fearful of their detettabk retcntment lie harricadoed his honk in the belt manner he could dred„ but ultimately the poor man fell a vidim to their infatiable rage I—The following account of this abominable trait fidion appeara in a Dublin Paper On Wednettlay the illth ult.about fix o'clock in the afternoon, a perfon (apparently a Ranger) called at the houfe oldie dcecafed. under pretence of being unacquainted with the road to a neigh bouring village. urging the owner to accompany Mm for the pur pok of pointing eat his way; this unfortroate cottager, in the fpirit of trill) hofpitality, importuned the fuppoted granger to make his refidenee his abode for that night, promifing him every com e fort that hiehabitation could afford ; hut be refilled his entreaties, and hawk* proceeded together; they had not gone many pates from the bottle, when two thew Wert &et! at the object of thar fury, but without tffed ; Gallagher retreated to his hook, which was immediately after aft - ailed by thole aSetfins, who again fired and wounded him in the neck ; be then made his efeape through a back window.but was loon /marbled by his determined murderers, who put a period to his elittente by intliding on his body (rectal bayonet wounds.-. The vcrdi& before tlOCuroner was.—`. Wilful Murder againft patens unknown." vve,:zly, whom we mentioned fume time ago, to have murdered his w tic, has hem apprehemled and lodged it, the gaol of Carrick on -ahannon. Ex rev-riots —The following perfons were executed on Satur day in front of Newgate, at Dublin; hieffrs Goodwin, Hart, Hiram and Britt', the two former for palling Bank notes, frau dulently taken out of letters at the General Pea Office ; and the two latter for paffingforgest Bank notes. Hart protefted his inn*. eence to the lilt moment, and all manifetted much fortitude and retignation. During this execution a molt dreadful tumult took place oppoftte the jail, and its avenues, with a cry of r A recite r. a refette!" Men, women, and children, ran in all dirediona,leav ing their aloes, hats, Ste. behind them; feveral were fcverely hurt. but we have not bard of any lives being loft. The return of eruptive complaints at this feafon, when she cold weather prevents the perfpiration from ailing as a correOive, is thewn in many habits by itching, and much irritation under the lkin. It is now afeertained that .the aelion of I'ILSBURY'S Patent Antifcarblitic Drop gives inliatit relief, by removing all . obfkrutlions in the fecretory vetfels, even when under the aElion of Scrnphvla. Its gond effeets as a medicine in giving appetite, plealant to take, 2nd re quiring io Oration of halinefs or recreation, and it.; exiflence as a remedy in various complaints for mote than 39 years in repute. aro fails that deny deception. Mr. Sritiatlity is not accoun,tatile for any mixture fold, Wets die worth, " By theXing's Patent," ate inferted at length on the bill oldireatons, book, and wrapper ; the gawp offs) (the King's duty) is printed in black ink infield of red ink. Sold at the Difpen Lary, Nv. 15, Soho Square, 1 4 pstdon, ill bottles of ss. 6d. to;. and tl. as, distz ineluded. Compound Lance Si. BIRTH. On the 6th init. at Alveiton Houfe, Warwiehlhire, the I.ady of Captain Ati.uns, of a dai ughter. MARRIED. On Thurftlay, the ;th inftant, at St. Peter" Church. Cornhill, by the Rev. Mr. Wrench, Redor of St. Michael's, John Cuftektr, Efq. to Mrs. Jane Wilda. DIED. On the jth inftant, at his mother's houfc, Bath, John Strother Antrum, yuungeft fon of the late J. S. Aoctun, Efq. of Calton- bury Place. aged 4 years and tt months On the tft Milani, at Grarefend, Mifs Jobina Maria Rogers, daughter of Henry names Rogers, Efq. Friday fenni 6 bt, of a paralytic tiroke, at his honk in Rocking ham Row, Newington, Thomas Althrope, Efq. many years knit& Clerk of the Trinity Notice. SALES BY AUCTION. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, RESIDENCES, BUILD ING GROUND, and FARMS, at 1410 ITINGHAM, be tween I.EE and CHINIEHURST, KEN F. By MrlTrs. SKINNN.R, DYKIi and CO. On Friday, April to. at fa, at Garraway's, in twelve Lots, grads the whole thould be dilputal of by Private Cow ragt facture the Sift of March, AVtry valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, %late at Mottingham, In the vicinity of Lee, Blackheath, }Altanil and Chi()Aura, a molt defirabk part of the County of Kent, only eight miles from the Metropolis,the reGdcnce and property of the late RODER I' DYNELEY. F-fq.. enmprifing a Sithßantial Brick Manton Houk and Offices, a Commodious Refidenee and Offices, and a (mailer Refidenee in the cottage ftyle, with pleafure grounds and gardens, coach hooks and (tabling, propel farming buildings, bailiff's menage and two cottages. and rich meadow and arable lands, containing ahnut 163 acres, in a high (tate of cultivation, a part remarkably fine clay lands, and kee n! (pots truly eligible for building on ; the whole lying exceed ngly well, and capable of the greatelt improvement alto a (mall farm, with proper buildings, containing abut • zero., held under the College-1a he viewed by applying to the Bailiff. at Mottinghant bottle, of whom printed particulars may he had, and a plan feen ; particulars air.) at the place of laic, and of Mt irf S. Skinner, Dyke, Und Cu. Alderlgatc-Itreet, where a plan may Alia be [ten. FREEHOLD FARMS and LAND, and an INN, in and rear the. Towns of Chelmsford and Rumford, Fifes. By Mars. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. on Friday, March 20, at three o'eleck, at the Bell Inn, at Chelmsford, in live I.ota, by order, or before Two of the Commiffioncrs appointed to contract for the Redemption of the Land 'Fax, Lott. A Delirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, at . 1 . I. Writtle, near Chelmsford, confifting of 152 Acres of very good Meadow,Padure,and Atable laud, with a Farm hone and Buildings, called Sturgeon's Farm —Lot a. A defirabk Free hold Mate, in the hamlet of Mouftham, and in the patina of Mar garetting, near Chelmdord, cotdifting of about 7 t Acres of very good meadow, palture and arable Laud, with a Dwelling houfe and pr‘iperßuiklings, lately put into eompkte re i wir, called Itt hit e• b ri.lge Farm. Lot 3. A Freehold Mate hi blouliliant, Chelmsford, eon 'll - the Windmill drat, let to Mr. Dash! Wood, on leak tut t 4 years, at a ground rent idol If '9l. tog per annum, worth at lealt scl. per aun.—Lot 4. A valuable Freehold F.ltate, in springfield, Chelmsford, confiding of about r 5 act-cs of exceteist arable land, an ozicr bed, and a capit .1 and very beneficial gravel pit. in die occupation of Mr. James Winder.—l.ot 5 A very delirable Free- hold Inclofure. called Crowland, containing about fix acres, near the town of R (=turd. in the occupation of Mr John tyl r. The tenants of Lots 1,4, and s, will quit at Michat.l.na: 1 a 7. To be viewed by applying to tenants; p• noted particulars may be had of John Oxley Parker, EfP. Chtlnts ord; at the place of , sale; Spread Eagle, Ingateftone; Cock and Bell. Rumford; of IMeltrs. Braes, Solicitors, Geeat Rulkil thee', Blson.lbury ; and of Me (Frs. Skinner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgatc-ftrect; where a plan may hr fern. _ PI.VNIOU l'H. In purfuanee of a Crormilflon of Appraill mutt and Sale, from the High Court of Admiralty, addreti.d to John Teed and William Hale Syrinx' s fqrs. FOR SALK BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at tumor's, the I ondou Inn, Foxhole ftreet, on Fridal the pith of March, it ten, FOR EXPORTATION or Home Coollimption : 272 Serons of Bitter Almonds 171 Do. of Swect ditto 43 Barrels, 9 Strom and i Box of Gum 3 Bales of Pomegranate Peel a Do. of Wornt Seed. Part of dm Cargo of the Hoffnung. Adanifon mafler, detair-d on her Voyage from Mogadore to Amftcrilans by his Majdt y's Ship Atalante, J.O. Mayfield, Efq. Commander. For viewing the fame, Catalogues and furt h er paniculan, apply three days before the Sale to the Conuniffioners. or to JOHN TEED and Co. Merchants, Plymouth. February 28, do?. By Virtue of a Commilitin of Apprailemetat and Sale, iirded from the /lie Court of Admiralty. On THURSDAY, the nth Day of MARCH nest, will be Fe pored to SALE, at Ten o'Cluck in the Forenoon, at Write') Had, FALMOUTH. A Botrr ONE HUNDRED and TEN TONS of L 1 DUTCH BARK; bait the Cargo of the American Ship Htvrr, detained on her voyage from Rotterdam to Cork, by the Vina Carter, Lieut. DAHILL Chanter/At, Commander. The Bark may be viewed, and further particulars knows, l'y applying to O. C. FOX. Jun. aud 2„ 4 , is "e" LA Z. HINGSTON, S Dated February 16, ISO. 'VON.-LARGE DE' NAVY O 4 TIMBFR. In LOTS,(Ninterkally marked wick White Paint) as under, ONE THOUSAND FOUR. HUNDRED and SIXTY THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 7o ELM TREES, and 287 ASH TREES, undo theft Tops, 1 sops, and Bark. This Timber lies very .erimpanly, is of vet y large Dimenftoos, and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compd. Pieces.' - k grows on the Manor of CANON-TEIGN, in the Part& of CHRISTOW, four Miles from Chudleigh, ten fromTeignntouth Harbour, and levee Miles from Water to convey it to Teignmostk. ON. BARTON FARM. LOT t. so Oak Trees. a. from 50 to too Melaka. 3 100 to i 47 ditto. . 4 51 Elm 'frees. 5 40 Alb Trees. . . 6 from 40 o to iz AQi Trees inctufin . . 7 3 Beech Trees. ON HYNER FARM. LOT a. 24 Oak Trees. 2. so Afh Tree.. ON UNDERDOWN FARM. LOT 2. too Oak Trees. a from too to zoo Ditto inclufive. -- 200 to 3CO Ditto. --- 300 to 360 Ditto. 5. 360 to 410 Ditti. 6. *9 Elm and 29 Atli Trees. ON bLETION'S FARM. LOT t. so Oak Trees. 2. from 50 to too Ditto inclufivc. 3. —. too to 250 Ditto. 4. oso to 200 Ditto. 5. --- 200 to 150 Ditto. 6. 9 Ail* Tree.. ON BIRCHEN WOOD. LOT 1. zoo Oak Trees. 2. from too to 209 Ditto incluisre oN SWANELAY WOOD. LOT t. too Oak Trees. 2. from 100 to 200 Ditto indlarlAtC. 3. 200 to 390 Otto. 4 . —.... 300 to 350 Ditto. 5. 350 to 453 Dittos • 6. 56 Alit Trees. • For which purpok a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms Inn. Clstileigh, on l'hurfday the 26th March neat, at Elevea o'Clock iii the Forenoon precifely. For viewing the l'imbek apply to Mr John I.aw. at the Manor Houk on the Prentifer*ith whom primed particulars will be left. as they will alto at all the principal the Country, and farther infirm:lrian may be had of Mr. Thomas Symonds, ssf Swallowfield, near New Reading iterketire; or at the Otliec of Melka. teaks zed James, Solicitors, Exact Exeter, Febi nzry ac, HANTS. our GOSVOICr.—PRFEHOI.tI vt!.1.11. FOR SALE BY PRIVATh CCINTRACT, _ With isstaterliate polTelitint, ALI. that Vet y Dcitt able I: E E 110 LI) VILLA (exonerated from the Lana Tat ). lately occupied by Cubed ALEXANDkR, moR dclightfilly fituated in the plk:tfant and genteetvilligesif Alverltokt,within a mite and a half of the town of Gofport, confab% of an entrance Hall, two Parlours. a Draw. ing Room, fia buttchainiblires, Kitchen, Wailihnufe, Pantries, and a good Cellar, together with a Pump of excellent Spring Wail* ; at tached are a large Garden and shrubbery, which arc neatly laid out anti well (Waked with Shrubs and ynung Fruit Tree*. The liitration itt_pkalant and healthy, the mighbourhood ref} oclablt,, antithe Houtit command.' a beautiful and cztertfive profpict tat the furroundiog country, and for the advantage of Bathing cannot be cleeeded..being not more than ten minutes walk front Stoke: , Bay. where Bathing Machines arc kept. For Paniontars apply (if by letter, putt paid) to Mr. H. Hicka, or Mr. Wilk inton, Solicitor, Gufptr t. N B. A Plane ul Hounds kept in the neighbourhood. March t, tit 7. ;111: i M iiiiTiGLN ES , or SOLONION's DROPS. To Dr.. 691.04‘10..N. Gilca4THoufc. ucu Livtrpwil. • Norwich. Marsh 18.6. M Y Son basil. three years been aftliaed with that LILL dillt4s.lg diltemper the leprofy, and hating co:4IW many etisintnt hi the lacalty, without any benefit accruir. , • front their prefcriptlons, lat *Nth dcfpaired of hi.. recovery: Forrit natcly I couttaircil a fri,tid, who a..lvlled me to make trial d yeur Anti Inspctiginco, which I accordingly procured at Nl.tri • Ste phruftas and hilatelacter, the happy ellkds of which I loon dif. amt.:4; lake it to fay, that he daily grew better, and now !is health le pettedly re-eltablithed. hy piblttbing thefe few line., and making known the care of my S. n, and the died' of your tocOntyaralrle medicine, you will cui,fi.krably üb;ige,Sir, your /ray humble Servant, E. otay. • Price 4s. 6d a Bintk—duty included. N o t e —A Government Softy; is paitca on rack Bottk,with tie name ahtl place of Abode of the Prolaictot, thus, " Smeuci SAW. mon. Liverpooi." engraved therein. m irritate whi..h FUR 1/LN itAi. ANL) 5C011.8411 4:0 - 1oPi..-si,v1S. D R. F4EEMAN's GU V SALUTAItizi, is by fa; the molt fare and t(reelual Remedy ever vet dif;eyer. ed for the Cute of that dan;;erou. Difiafe. Perrints nnhaptilt - 4. Bided with V. nereal Cuntplaiiits in aU its Bilges, and under its sa t-inns appearances. will bild a fecurc and prefect relict, by t.kuig thcfe moil invaluable L)rops : which, for their exec-lido y dorire pa years praaice in the molt po;nilous part of Loudon, via Hatton- Garden, have been termed (;utta Salutaris The incr. ey with which molt perfons fo affieted find it needful to co. ,ccal t twirled, r ings, may he lately employed whil•! ufing tittle Dm s ; Mote they render tonfinenteht unnrcelfary, u well Ls all uneluous ot wittes rial preparations, or any (orgies,' nperation what, ore. By appointment of Dr Freeman, they art ',hl wholefde and re tail, by R. Butler, No 4. Cheaptlde, curtkr .).1 Pate-molter row ; &lam and Gibbs. l'ortfmouli ; Welton and Roberts, Patera ; Roberts, Harding. and johnfirn, Gofport; Wills, Pittman, and Rn. gcrs, PI I -mOuth ; Roche, Philph, Hovland, Hayden', and Gienwia, Duck ; Dixon, Falmouth; Neale. and Ali: did!, t)nver ; Sharp and Lung, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, sherratefs; Witheridge, Chatham ; Warren, and Burgels and Ralph, Marga.e ; Thom; foe. Yarmouth; Peck, Hull; 11'.11teathotnte, York : MacdunaK Glafgow ; Browning, Pailley ; Baxter and Smith, Fdinbutgh Heaton, Lee" ; Wood, Wakefield ; Lathhory,Civfrgroul INit a and Vaul.han, Manchefter ; Williams and 1 roman, I. zetrr I - oi. lint, Satilbary c Barry and :..hepparel, ; Hazatet and Ho -r, Bath; Srecenfon, Norwich ; Hodfun. Cambridge ; Potoodi. Bri hton ; Land. Maiditone ; Burbagc, Nottinbhaoi ; Drewiy Deity ; Wood, and Nutt and Lloyd, Birmingham; and n:net ti•cine Vi.n.!ers. in linttlea it 14 pet each, with ample dir,aloso. • U 1..1,JA1. - 1J I .• 1 i.k )k< , ri. Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridge-Erect, London. IF FEEL it a duty incumbent np-ot le it, to *III* you of the very g.. at and eztrawdlikity Curt I *Ts ec•tiv. 4 toot your invaluable Medicine:.-I:EAlrit's PATENT PILL-. About two years ago I was attecred with a- Ventre.' 11 . 4 n t which I treated rather flightiy Per fame time but the MI , ale t length fprcadlug all over my Body, I was obkigoil to apply t • eke mutt eminentot the Faculty, nut ;heir 3fflitanp; ait' o rd e d only tem. pantry relief. I. w...nt through vac-am* dnurks of Sanivanon, a- •1 from being rattier of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a Inert Skeleton. l'he Adores that fpread all onir my ihrini, rendered in a.complete object, fo that my friends delpatted of :ray r• csiscrf- When b. ought 10 this Stuation, I ciiiiiiilereilaka:h at inevitaish , hut a relation of ulnae commenting upon the misty cafes' ha siaii• it your Pills had fucceoled, I was 'inherit' to try. a boa of them, which I thought rather reacted me, and by pirkirerinte fortti'm nr thra m ntha, and following y ur die etionai I Nspnahidied ihe molt unaccountable relaxation from pain, the fors a uradna4V fehliding ; tam now, thank Goo, I.etLe . l a eve/teed; ' is idik log out daily : I doubt nut hut one attire is a, write" 'I tali* tat,. !tutu to take, will thabliihmy heabh in it. originaA a 404 : It with the nsoft litaitfelt gra:nude that I fuhfcribe mi f dr,,Sir, your much oblird humble (etyma. Wit. Ptistaus. Deatifi b ste, Machelter , July L tact. P.S. cur the public benefit I no sot objcdt to the I,ibuve being publifhid; but lame you to act as gilt own betwr)inlgintot RA dictate. . . e :. Prcpartd and fold by the felt Protrietor, TM ma-Taylor Mem ber of the Rout College it Surgions, I.ond,m. at -his Houk, N 0.9, New Bridge Rivet. Where, Sift r a radiant 'accidence of more than thirty fix years, in a pradlice particularly attend to the Cure of Venereal Complaints,, with tkit Jgeriolatle fester!, which men of his proflSon tliuuld always Atbktsc he !imam bimfelf, himfelf, the advice antalfiltanee be grateitimay adt;attillteni to perfonv taking this Medietue swill be eitettned by adikeinintPub lie, as an advantage Icliliint to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. —Alio Sold, by his Appointment, for the eonyenieulle of thole living at a diftaticc, ar the Polumer's, N... 35 ;Si. Albatimilicet, Pali Mall; the roy Shop, No. to 3, Oxford-Brett; Mr alb°. rough's. Nu. 7, Fah-Brett Hill ; Mr. Steer: , ' Bookkller, tio,l. Union Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfon 's, South bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. (..NLlweill's,i)ublin ; 'Mr iiillinge's, Laurel; Mr. Atkinfon's, alancheitcr ; audily one Pirfon in every sum failtrable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of calf as. 9d. each, Pealed up with full and plain tilted:6as, whereby Pcrfuos of either Sea may Cure thcmfclvcs with Late, Speed, Ss' erecy,and lately. RENOVATED HEALII4.--- IT has been trio frequently the lothieft of jilft anti til *sacral ieprohatins that men deltituie of the elementi of the martial art. have of tkeenfelves as candidates tor public patronage in she profeifion of phyfic. For eke porpok of dolor lefileatei the With of our studies and experience,- and to preterit as front being chiral among,thrife eritpirici Istitote iinpuricnt pee reagens have, unfortunately for frociety, been too favourably w eaved. we beg leave to fuhntit to the liberaLstarl cidighteeed a faithful Rate:Rent of tnir purfuits and acquiremasts. After having received a regular medical education as the Repilsif Hefts. Grin dal-and Wizard, whole lectures and pea the we carefully atten ded, as protetiors and furgeons ofthe t.otielon Minitel. We entered ow/elves as Rodents in that juitly celebrated feb.oral fee medical acquirement the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were iiiiirec ted in the diSercia branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theorynid pradiee of .Phyfic, Chefttlftry, Midwifery. iiiihni, &c. &c. by thee eminent proklfors, Drs. Monro, Gregcry. Black, Hamilton. Dducan and Rutherford. We twit we !hail . not bt deemed pm fomptvon4 itt laying that our proficiency an 4 agspirements are ad iticonfideraide• Having for a long (cries of years made general complaints, and the various dikaks of 4./ElilLitY, the particular object of our Itudies and practice, it will. sire hope. be alined that we have acquired fupetior kpowletZge wf; :thrir halloo& and cure. In flight and recent ce aes infe,oo, .a 'pled. re eftablifhment is completed i..rhe (bort E.,404,1 4, 4 , 0 0,d ) , , : and , lu thole of the utmolt inveteracy, whew coheopraditioneni has failed of fuccefs, a proper perkwaame in our Om of treatment. edureg to thc patient a Cafe :tad radicals:lre; Amidlt the melancholy variety of diforders which are the OA of a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by the of balk re., there are none more alanuirg or more Witter:than rbefa deficiencies and debilkies which trequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate. To loch perfime it mutt he a confiding re flection m know that they may now, by.a new and infallible mode or treatment, he reltored to that greatelt of all human hieffingt, a !tool. manly, and vigorous conftitution. In all cafes of debility, &wit whatever carafe atijoig, as well as in every (*cies of veto , and infection, we may be canfilted by *agents of either fee with the greatelt licrecy anti honour. Hours of confultatioll at h° lll4 from ten to three, and from fix hi the eveniag till tsu at night. Patients in the country arc Ripened to Rate the particular; of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, Scc. dea. inclofing a remittance for advice andratedieines, when the Guns will be or fent to any part of the kirgdont. To enfure that kcrrry fo el feudal to our untlertakistg, the k;*oftnge of letters may be added In the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November ;6, ilk& No. tcy. Hatton Garden. -- ,- - - • LONDON: hiirsted and puhlathetl hp LtVtl.. KENT , r a j can. 'rebury Place Lambeth) at the STAR•OFFICIt. z:Cdref - ftreet. rablifhed riga at the •:*t R (lams, 'reutple-Baz, T