Star. — London, England, 1807-08-29 00:00:00

7 E MILITIA.._ • ~;~~, , ANTRA: I or AM Aar* • For the Speedy Cornoletini d Great &f. • " I Strr T repeals the Adt forpendletitf4 (leper , ' Sgeesinge to bee•chl'htfitintiond. within three weeks sf.er paffing the A& toad width' these months after holding fail general Mili-iamen to' ha _gaited equal to 3.4thi of • the original quotas of Militia The ..td 4h, etta. fth and 7 - ft frAtfoite Mete to the martins. runts in the elff.v rarlfhes, and maltioa but Mick lilts; fines is 1 Cle•k• for rect..", &e. 9 Where' n-va Eft• ar. requlrel. five months to be showed . ; n wher only amended four month.. 9. P Oise* Conßables puking out lifts in England. 10. No Special Conftabk to be exempt from (crying in the It. (lives Oiredlions as to malting nut lift* in Scotland, accord ing to a bloolul. aononsd to the ASR I,th t ith, and 74th r lat. to the manner of balloting, and ow. ..a that the names of the lilts (hall be affixed on the parifh church d I T. e rerfnns balloted to Imre notice in three da=y, and if they pay t'o fine. or (Vero a fr-fh 'o take place. Perron• balloted and refrfing to f.rve, or provide a MOO` lute, to pay tot • ;7. The fine of 2971 tofu. earl to the rest bafinted man. ; R Pert so receivi ¢ laid fine not to be entitled to any Asir *nee nod& tiny Al relating to the Militia. 2" Tine. in Scotland to be sculled in est following 111 t 11~t~ nor hilt of the sot fine to be given to the lieritors of thepedik to enable them to procure a vniunteer—the other half of tieing robe raid to the Receiver General at Scotland. Thellne of . 4110 a. upon rarifh for each found del elent !hall alto be paid to the Receiver' c , eral. t Provided clat no more than t7L beg be paid to a 'Toluts. leer on enrolment. •1. No volunteers to be exempt, wigs they have (erred, the full number of dars. • I No p.rfon balloted tinder the Training Mt. new half pay , r scers. to he exempt unlefs the latter tender their ratites as O'Scers for tlilida or Volonteers. 14 Provided. that if the perfan drawn does not appear within a mol.th, a new billet ea tate plate. 23. Relates to the duty of the clerks of llstwlivicon meetings. Relat.. entirely to the nevem and Corot& Miners, 27. This ASR not to extend to the City of London. A floe of 6os. for each man deficient in the time required shall be levied on every county. Sm. an. If after thre. months a man Is found in one month 3.4ths of -• ^l. to he returned, within two months one half, within three month. one fourth. rhILS entirely to England. 3i. emninsedant of regiments In Scotland to tradmit to the ( let* of fupply of the Poway the number of men deficient, and 6cs (hail be attired for each man. 32 am' 3; Relates to the mode of finding fuck places in Scotland and Prgland as have ea proceeded to ballot. 34. When all this men required by this Mt are nifrd and en rolled, the ballot to be (*ended till the aft January, Olio. 55 Provides that his Majesty may order bailees for fupplyiag vfatandes. 36 A Deputy Lieutenant ne jefilee may do any adll required.* he done by Deputy Lieutenants, except at general meetings. 32. Relates entirely to &Mons of hundreds. Ike. In England. 32 The powers of tee Act 41 Gen. 111. c.qo, or any other Ali. relating to the Militia, are extended to this Mt. to. High Conftshks, See infuting for providing fidsltitutes or volunteers. to forfeit tool. R elates to the mode of recovevlng penalties under this t et. 41. Penalti a incurred under aol. may he determined by the inflict.. of Peace or Deputy Lieutenants, but an appeal may be ...lade to the quarter &Sons. - 41. witnefes ant attending to give evidence when required, to be Ford in a rum not exceeding 51. 45 Contains the form of eonvidicitt. 44 Provide* that no (entente, warrant, or order of say Depot,' Li. tomtit. or Janice* of the Peace hi Scotland Nall be removed into any Court whatfoever. by bill of fufpenfinn or procefs of re. dodtion t and that no loth hill, proeefs, or other application, (hall fift esecuti-n. but that the fame than be carried into execution notaithitanding thereof. POLIGA, &4. BOW STAUT.—Yenerday Evan Evans, the preten ded Mellinger, was brought up for examination, when a new charge was made again[him of uttering I a forged bill of exchange, purporting to be accepted by the Chevalier Ruipini, with intent to defraud Mr. Patmore, jeweller, of Ludgate hill.—P. Patmore laid, that on the gth inn the panter came to his (hop, and looked out a gold watch, 4 feat and key, ' and agreed to purchafe them for ten guineas, and,in paynienr, tendered a bill of exchange for tot. ma. purporting to be drawn upon, and accepted by, Wil liam Rufpini, of Pall Mall. The prifoner Paid he was a King's Mrfenger, and that the bill was on Mr. the dentifi, of Pall Mall, and there being but one of that name in Pall Mall, he had no doubt it was the Chevalier, and accordingly took the bill. R Ctipps, an apprentice to Mr Patmore, confirmed , the above, and (aid, that in about a week afterwards the priloner came to the (hop, and (aid that he had bloke the main fpring of the watch he hadpurchafed there, left it to be repaired, and requelled the loan of another while that was repairing ; he accordingly lint him a Weer watch. Taunton, the officer, pro duced the watch he found upon the milliner, when he apmehended him, which proved to be the fame which Mt. Patmore's apprentice had lent hint, The Ch. valier Rufpini Paid his Chrillian name was Bar tholomew ; he retided in Pall Mall ; has a Inn whole name is William, but he does not refide in Pall Mall —and atter infpriting the bill and acceptance, he was convinced it is not his fon't writing. The ac ceptance being in red ink, and the prifoner having Paid he was prefent when his fon accepted the bill in houfe, he pofitively (wore he never kept any red ink in hi• bottle, and that he never was prefent when his ion accepted this, or any other bill. The prifoner was committed for further examination. MANSION H. %/sr.—Three Jews were brought be- I lore the Lnrd Mayor, on fufpicion of having been corceined in rubbing a foreigner of his pocket book. Crab, the jew Officer belonging to the Lord Mayor'. Court, Rated, that yeMerday, loon after he had left the Court, in palling through Alilgate, he found that a perfon had been robbed of his pocket hook,and that a Jew, who was fupprifed to havebeen one of the party, was in cultody of the parifh coatis. hie. On inquiry, he found that the perfon robbed tern a Dutch Jew, who had riot been many days in Luis country, and could not (peak a word of ,Englifis. Having fame knowledge of the perfon detained in ciifiody, upon whom, however, nothing was found, .atici believing, from his (Crab's) being better as qusinted with the haunts of that molt likely to be sh e affociates of the lufpetted pedals, that he world be better able to recover the property, and bring to jut lice the o fenders, than the plat officer could be, lie took the perfon accufed under his own charge, and went along with him to a huufe where he expec• tcd to find his affuciates. There were a number of (*Mow Aargau's there &trembled, whom h e i n . turePtil that he came in fearch of a pocket book, and , r ,„ d e liver the perfon who tittle it, • the whole of, them into cone*. The pockeOrtisk almofi ;mute. divtely made its appearance on the table, but it was, impoffible for him to fay Yrsivhat kultehfoil of the y Company it had been placed there.' 'lCoottring, Mr** ever, every one of the *lrons ffn tiffeiltbled, and knowing where to find them if nett-City, -he took the pocket hook. and carried it to the lodgings of the perfon who had been robbed, who Rated that it con coined, among other papers, a 251. note. On ezarnin- ; lag it, hnvever, there was nothing found in it but a few ureters memorandums. The foreigner continued at firfi, to infra that there was a 251. note in the book and that he had in his trunk a paper containing the number of it. This paper he afterwards alledged he had alfo log I and, after conficlerable prevarication, at length admitted that there was no fuch note in the book. The Officer informed him that it would be neceffary for him to go before the Lord Mayor, and Rate the cafe. This hefeerned anziose to avoid: and offered the Officer a guinea, to fay no more *hint the matter. The Officer declined accepting his offer, and as the perfon had raifed a hoe ind•cry about the ' *Ws of his 251. he had thought it better to bring the owner of the pocket book, and three of the gang of Jews who he had found at their rendezvous, that the matter might be invelligated before his Lortithip„ •it appeared tito, that the perfon who bad lot! his pocket book was a foreigner without s paffport. In there eirentsfiartees. and there being no charge .; made, his Lordasip ordered the prifoners to be dtlf ' 4 miffed, and the foreigner to be kept in' the Compter ! till a delcription of him (herald be lodged at the Alien i Office. GUILDKJILi..—..yobn Mho*, was again brought trplellerday, in the expeßation that the Editor who had been pltindered would appear to fnpport the Neharge. and enter into the dual engagement to pro +cute the prifr,ner. This perfon, however, again difappointed the Court. The officer , who took Viral ' ton in the neighbourhood of Fleet-hreet, depofed to his having dropped the pocket book - before he was feized ; and another witnefs gaVe evidence, that he faw the pocket book of the fearoan id thi'pOtcffion of the prifoner. As no information could be pro cured as to the place of refidencetf.the aged mari ner, and as no facisfaaory evidence was given,` that the pocket book did contain the him of money fup pored at the former examination . Walton was dii I charged. ~ .; Catherine Magas; a wretched looking ob - it, about. r• 40 iCall of age, with a fill more wretched Itiokips infant in her arms, was brought before i,he Sittutg Magilirate. charged with felontotifly healing a fiqce of printed calico, the property pf,dfx. Sharp, hiten . draper, in Cheaptide. It appeired, that about (even o'clock on Thurfday evening, the piece of calich ,in at the Atop door, piled up with Avail other pieces. and the prig Oner was obferved, by a young woman patting accidentally at the time, to take up the calico, and - run away with it. The young woman immediat ely gave the alarm, and the ptifoner was purfued and taken, with the calico under her arm. When called upon to account how (he became poffeffed of the property. the Paid the raw it lying in, the arm, and picked it up. She was fully committed for trial. and the parties! bound over to profecote. This wretched woman, we' underhand, has lately returned from tranfportation. , for a fimilAr offence. An old man, 7s years of age, was alto brought he fore the Magifrate. charged with taking indecent; libertiel with female children. In compallion for his age and apparent ittfitmities, he was difcharged for the prefect, feverely reprimanded by the Magif trate. and warned not to tepeat fuch pia }ices in future. ; Lail week a young man of the name of Spence was (hot dead at Hutton Bufhel, near Scarborough, by his companion, who was infir racking him in the ufe of arms. It appears that the father of Spence had loaded the gun in the morning, for the purpofe of (booting birds, and not haying difcharged it, the piece went off when they came to the order " fire," and lodged its contents in the body of his unfortunate fon, who died almoa inflantly. SYoast.—The following is an extra& of a letter from &Waft. dated Anon 7 : " The whole of the day of the zd was uncom monly warm and fultry. not a cloud to be teen, but a uniform heatineG over the whole (Icy. About a quarter before (even o'clock in the ever ing, two gentlemen, who happened to be at my bride. and were taking a walk, Obferyed a flab of lightning towards the Eall. which was immediately followed by two balls of fire, in a dire& line to each other. which disappeared without any explofirm. About half pall eight o'clock the lightning became truly grand and terrific ; at every explofion the heavens feemed toopen, and diffufed filch a brilliant light, that the country for miles round. was as perfeAly yifible as at noon day. I was finding at a window with the two gentlemen who obferVed the fief( (lath and the two fire globes, admiring the awfulnes of the fcene, when the fky leaned to open, and immedi ately a ball of fire. to all appearance about 241 inches in diameter, ;Rued hem the opening, and in a moment &fires of vivid lightning burn from its circumference in all direftions, the brilliancy of which twinges all defeription, and afforded fuch a fight as perhaps never before happened, or troffibly may Dot again this took place at ten o'clock. I :till continued at Pk window, admiring the fub• limiry of the (case, for now the whole heaYens 1 (tented to be on fire, in every direCtion, front the , repeated Bathes. I (till kept my &oration in hopes of teeing a phenomenon, perhaps fomething fimilar to the fitfl, in which I was not difappointed, for at this rim ( la o'clock) the cloud again opened in the direetion-nearly South, and difeharsed tuck a quan. tity of &attic fluid, as for Come time deprifed me of feting objets difliuElly in the room. There vas one of the branches (if I may fo term ir) of the lightning, took fuch an extraordinary shape, that fhortly after I took an exalt drawing of it, which I (end together with the fir*, as it will convey a better idea than words can exprds. and it may gra tify tb it who had not the pleafure of beh•rlding fuch a fight. During the time the floral lafled. which was five hours. the thunder was tremendous, and the lightning was all of the zigzag kind, which is the molt dangerous. At one'clocic the [form abated, and with the dawn of day, the thy appeared nt tranquil. It rained heavily fro eight dB. half pat ten o'clock." LoW/i4674 IfAitiriti: _:.,....,--:: • isiirteroites Arrtnut At. irxatu Dot, Anal/ 27. Wheat per load ~ z6l os to JR nos isdiry pqr quarter d iSs to 11 ss ' ' • Oats per ditto it tss to tl tps • Brans per ditto $1 14% to st as * * Peale per ditto . of os to of --s • PRICK OF HOPS. ' 114111. . • • POCICTI. Kent. , 31 os to . 61 ill Kent . 31 oss to 71 es , suffer 31 os to II sat .Surfer - 31 ten to 61 to Wes 31 os to 31 WI Farnham 71 on to 81 co 'PRIOR OF HOPS SMITHS BOROUGH MARKET. New imp 31 ass to. • Ili l Pockets et Os to 81 8s • ' FRIOES OP. IRAYAND • rrR AW. p St. lantes. t• $ • •• •' • • •Vtaltechapel: I'LlPllitlostl 4 40I* II too Hay per WWI .4.10 obi to Straw , *AS ( 9115,3 ye 0 Straw .• • ..p Is 50.3 6 I Clover ' . .6,0 to 7 o ~ _. . -; iposwiliamik amp STIAW IN f1111:1INItl.D. HO, . . 41 ICA. 10 St Os (New Clover al os to of os power 31 tss 'to-ft 44 Straw. .11 us to 31 35 SMITHFIELD MARKET, Augutt SI. . • To fink the offal.-per (tort of Sib. Beef 3* 84 to 0 . 111 !Veal 45 od to 6s od 44 4d to cs od Pork ss Mutton.. Oi l as ss id Lamb 35 . 4 to ils 4d. wa. . „:.• • NAWOATE and LEADENHALL, Ai% . . Per !tone of 81b. by the narrate. 41 od to 45 451 i Veal 35 4d to p6d 35 toil to •41 6.3 1 Pork pO4 top 34 Lamb 41 tod to p. sod. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. t dart matket 3% 6d • Town Tallow So. oil to --5 Market 35 lid Yellow Mafia .39% ;d to 61* Whitecbspe) hfariret White ditto 36s al to Ocs • (pet . Bost.of Sib.) 31 3#4 Soap ditto 36. to -. 4 04 ; .- ...L. I. --.....--- /Ached Stuff 445 to 43s 04 •1 toe Al Ditto rough ' 305 od to co Memo Pries 3s 64 Greases gas ad' Good Dregs is% to os Yellow Soap, Sot... Mottled, pos—Curd, 945 Prise of Candles per dozen, to, oil—Moulds i t• al PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL % Butts, so to 361 b each std to 1354 Ditto. 6g to 631 b std to %Id Merchants Backs slid to sad , Dmiling Hides 5754 to &$54 Fine Coach Hides 534 to 11%1 Crap Hides for Cutting sod to 134 rat •OrdiOarr . 17511 to sod • ; fildfSkins,.3o to 4olh per loses Si. to 41s • t- . . $ 0 to j o lib 36s to gm; to • 70 to Bolb . gas to 311 s 1 Seal. (Oreseland) per lb. pi 3d to 35 64 &Mr ditto • toes to got perdon. Manor& Hoes Hidis TBs tip • se. inch - , . Bed Maim ::. 3.. GietrSkin - a . ..i..2 to :....to 7 • 0 .', . ..„ vom. mmuurt • impa fa t ~; -: , sups* Market Mr lei.- - I'd" ; 62 Newcaftle Coal 57 . 1 pA,94.1P Sle 94 4 Sunilerlahl 3' ~. " ' '404 3 4 to 41 4 9d COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amfterdant 3.1, •0 a lit Cadiz 3 4 ; ',Cat I Gfflea .454 Do. at Gest 35 a Mailriti3Sl44 (.obon 64 Roiterdaut s a 4 2IX • Ipaboa 38: effed. ( Oporto 6 4 Hantburgit 34 aat Uf. Leghorn so 1 Dublin tot Altana 34 3at lit Naples. 42 1 Cork tI i Pad% t clafa date 24 6 Liv. Venice silly. Plecote cifedtive Ditto 2UL 14 10 per Z Re& 1 ilowleaut ' 24 to , Palermo. 9a pow per as. Agin on the Bank of Holland si.pa cam i New Maws 0 0 sd DIVIDENDS. • • Sept* IVE'ism Long, of Stonchoufe, itesiPlintouth. Devon inwitotlbulltr. at ten. at WU/WI, looks • Hori. 7. Wiiiiant Hart, of Ltribbiary, jLaorleta a jNackwell talkie, et um, at 9040,0 DIRT HS. OW the oath inn, at Sptinglield, the Hon. Lady Mary ; Teottei, - of a fon and heir. On the 13th lidtant, at the Reaury, Beaconilcid, the wife of tb, Rev W. M, Bradford, of a fon. • • MARRIED. . . l'oefday. at Mary la Bonne Cbursh, Major General Murray, Mother of Sir James Piitteney, to the Hort. Mils Phipps, daughter of the late Lord Mulgrave. On the t6th haunt. at Oby. Norfolk. the Rcv. Henry Bathurft, 1. B. Ratio of Ohy and Chancellor of the Meek.. to Mid. Frances Mackenzie, daughter of the late John Mackenzie, Efg of Strathsirse, Rofsfhire. On the iStb infant, at Paktasaw. in the county of Durham, Captain W. B. Tuffnell, of the Eaft Fife: Militia, to MRS Franco Meitner. third daughter of the tau Rohert Miliner. Efq. In Dublin, on the 16th init. Major the Hon Douglas Gordon Hallybtirton, to Louis, only child of Sir Edward ',edit, of Tar bat, Bart. TO-MORROW. Sun rites Svn fete Moon rites to minutes after sI So Inltutes after 6I 2 4 minutes after t HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Won big 27 admit's crier It Afters Goa 0 minutes after z s TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Dear Sir, No. u, Bridge.ftreet, Load a. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to ing rm you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have rtedved from your Invaluable Methdne—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. .About two years ago 1 was atueked with a Venereal Difor(kr whithl treated rather !lightly for Come dale, but the dlfeafe at length fpreadiug ail over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt ennuentof the Faculty, but their slid mile aEnrde4 only tem relief. I wait through various smirks of Salivation, and ra f : r s Y being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The oleas that fpread allover my limbs, rendered ma a complete tabled, fo that my friends defpaired of my reco v ery. When brought to this fituation, I eunfolered death as inevitable, but a relation rf mine commenting upon the many cafes in which your Pills kid fucceeded, I was induced to a boa o. them' which I thought ratkerrtlkved me, and by everanee foe two or three mortis , and following your dlr. , I espelenced the molt unaccountable relaxation from pain. the fors gradually rubfignig ;I am now, th ank Goo, perfectly recovered, and walk, lag out daily s I d oubt not but toe more hoe; which I think cau tion& to take, _will FRAM my health in ks 41110031 Rate. It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubferibe myfelf. Sir, your mach oblige d humble fervaut, Wm. Pierson P.S. For tits public benefit Ido not obi to the above befog publilhed, but leave you to sass our oath better Judgment &all didtate. Ocanfgate htsebefter, July r, Prepared a nd fond by the foie Veggie's*, Thomas Taylor, hdent ter of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his Houk, me. 9 , New Bridge !tram Where, after a constant relicicocief more than ttstrty Ex years, in a praetthe partietdaly dir. dled the Corea( Venereal Complaints, with that invilooblelecrtty, which men of his prof. Soo fhould always obferve he damn binsielf, the advice and "Stance be thioodly admiuittari p dram taking this Medicine will be eftamed by* difet. - .lingPut". lie, as an advanime fddons to be obtained, and void of . —As e &Id, by his Appointment, for the convenieree of tide buns at a dikance, at the !Omer's. N... 35, St. Ailmses•ftreet, rat Mall; the Toy Shop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr Della. rough's. Nu. 7, Fo44treet 1441; Mr. Steers, Bookissier, Nu. 1. Down Row, Little Tower Hal ; Mt. Watlun's, S.outs.liridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calera's. Dublin ; Mr. Billiuge's, Liveep.ei ; Mr. 'Atkanfosie,Manchefter i andby one Pcrlisa in every eon- Bumble Toon in Groat Enema and Ireland, to 3.4ses of ..nty gel. givit.feal.d up with full and plain diredbott". whereby Perfume"( either Ste may Cure thiraLlvee with We e Spthd, So• er..ey,mad taker, SALES BY AUCTION. LEEDS, YORKSHIRP. $ T Medi... SKINNER, DYKE. and Co. in Ont Loy, (Due A Notice of the Day of Sale will be given) CAPITAL and very Valnable FREEHOLD PSTATP., melt adraltagenotly Store in the Pail*. •1 litabwen and Leeds, to the Toseithips of Middleton. Huse*. and Beeftoomearty condoms to the espial town of Leeds, cans pang the evenfree LORDSHIP or MANOR of MIDDLETON. Two dearahle Retitle/ices ; with (Malik Offices, Coach Hoare% Stabling, Pleafure °moods, walled Gardens. and Paddocks he the occupation a. Coupland, Efq and Mr John Humble and the contiguous Farms. containing abnot I eon Acres of rick and produEtke Meadow. Falters, and Arable Lands, fine Woods 1 and Plantations. Together with the tnelhaoftlble Coal Works, communicating with. and kroing the populous town Of Leeds, as. cording to an gel of Partition:St On the Ellett are two powond Steam Engines, five finance railing Engines, with ennipkat Machinery, a Water Corn Mak a Brewery. Malting, and nom-nous Warehosafet; Stabling, Te • nativists. and other tidal* Beildlop Alto One third Pantsfthe Manor of Hauflet. The whole property lies nearly within a ring fence, and Is ears. hk of the greatelt inipmernent. In as to render ir one oft* m 1 produake !Rates in the Wclt Riding of Yorklhire; Tate fire, 1 and the Land- tat redeeineti _ __ _ _ __ Far further particulars apply to Mr. 14wIg. N. lc Cray's Inn .square; and to Mears. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. illihltryiale-ftrett, Landon. .•italiGHT'S HILL MAiIiIOiIHOUSII and LAND,•tbe Proptrty of the late Law THUM.° We • i3y PETER C 02.11, At Oarraway's Coffee Honk, on Friday the t tth day of Supremo her, *Soy, at Twelve o'Clock utile& previnofly difpofed of by private contract of which dt: t. notice will hellien in this Paper. I HIS truly defirable and valuable Freek , ld mad Copyhold Fame, Land, and fpkatliti Adanfinn with fishable Attached and detached (Aces, Farmyard, and Outolluddlegs, replete with every convenience, and about One Hutuit‘l And Tau Acres t,f excellent produdive Meadow and Pafture Lina, form. ins altogether a mod important Domain, fit for the rendetme of a Family of the iirft dittinEtion. , .The Manfion contains a noble fuite of Apartments on the prin. clpal Storey, handfotnely embelliihed, fpacious and conveoiast; with mahogany doors, 'plate glais to the hew, windows to tbs Boor In part, oak floors; teffelated marble paved Han, andirons denten% apartments ; two (tone itairufes ' • ten family bed cham bers, four dref fi rg moms, water ciofcta to each aim, re s i gn rooms . ila the attics; darts. linen prdies, and Wl* convenien ces . The . Dotiktftle Offices are (saleable, and of every defcription. boding far four Carriages, Stabling for tS Hodes, Farm Yard with adapted Buildings theitered and commodious, walled hitch= garikti, large and well Stocked with choice fiandard. dinner ands wolf ruit Trees in high perfedion, and Gardener's Houk ad -41.1114- Tleg.filoation of Knight's Hill is retiree!, amid* the matt ini.- Areitidd renal Scenery, commanding retentive, richly woodalti pod diverfified Profpede; diftant five Miles only from Loodwa. two front Onnberwell, and one Mile each from Streatham and Dulwich. Plans of the Fftate may be Peen, and Particulars - had; by apply 4fasatathe Office of Meffrs. Forster, Cooke and Fitted% 6, Us cstn'a Inn ; at Mr. Townley, Land Surveyori Walworth; tt 'KC Cesse"s, No. 33. iritrognwetonsitreet; and at Mr. James's Office, Newßoiweil.Court, Lincoln's Inn. Particulars may alto he had at Lioytrs, Garraway's, and the Jerofalem. CoffeeiHoukss To slew the het/44_444y to the Bailiff at the viteulim Houk. A CH4I.I.LENGE ESSRS. CUR It IE .tad CO. Surge^ms, challenge the whole world to prove a tingle inftaitce Where tiwir Me• dicireand method of care have Oiled of the defited etre& Vito /reduce of many years in this panicalsr branch of their pro'illin has pot slyer) a: to pie unfocceisjui cafe. ' hey contioue to dicta their ;bodies to the treatment and cote if Venereal Crennlaims, and that derangement of the fyftem, which is the whifequeoce of the pstiteksus wakeful seeds oft La. hit bag and snotrutshappily panto. d the youths of both frees, to the one it wiil be found to be the nufailing fourte of barn:nada, the other have its ravager fatally die, I. poi to them by a dillreffiiir Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im potence. There are its remote and ultimate eaves; while con. fumpdonslors of ensifeular powcr,and various nervous complaints efually charadterifc the earlier Sages of rise folitary VIC. Of per isr:s languithing under the dl Orden incident to inch a life their treatment is fimple,and has never proved unieweetsfol in the cootie of a long, laborious, and much mended pradice. In the molt obillnate and complicated cafes of Vener‘-al Infedion, fuels as ob firuetions in the Urethra, Spongy EXCI4CCRCe, Hard rumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions'. Seminal Weakistis, (Beets. Ike. Ste which have hitherto balled the skill of the general pradUtiooer, Mars. Come and Co arenow enabled radically to eumil a new. ides and expeditious mode of practice, fuperior to any other yet adopted. They may be confuked by either Sex with the greateft delicacy, freney and honour, at their to No. toy, Hatton Gar den. Patients in the country arc requard to flats the particulars of their cafe, their ay, and ger eral mode of ivin7,. Letters, pelt paid, enclolirg a bark note. will be they anfwered t and the never- Cary advice andmedicincs given orient to any pa t of the kingdeim. - 7 W HEN Protetfional Men of Education and Re v v friability deviate from the general Syftern by the Meal= of a particular branch the fandloa of bog continued focal% is the heft criterion of fuperlority. Thirteen years have I devoted my pneler to the exelofive treat. meet of Three Dlforders, and the (umbra! reek of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore u far as I am able, thinners of Oak Complaints which are the mot important in the Catalogue of Human Inermhies. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at in estiy period of practice to reran Indtvidsals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous preepitaaey of general Praditionera. The Three Diforders. to the cure of which I have devoted icy attention, comprife every rpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION. whether of a omit or love duration. say. all kind* of debility. whether arifing from tha habits of fchool boys or the indulgent*, of mature age ;.and,lanly. that derangement of the ()item in we. men which is called BARRPNNF.t.S, or S CERWITY. Numerous Creaks arc the refult of ignorance. or bath In the treatment of a ample Oisnorrhaa ; and It rot 'infrequently bap pees that the feeds of Life are refoned by the indiferedon of an usiparded hour. By a fuperine method Inch Complainers Oaf cored;. and, even where others have failed, I truth that I may pre fume to offer a radkalre-eftahllanseat Pew, burrepr, are the cafes of compile:le i Mitres In this &f -ader. cedtpated with the calamitosolitudeas of men, who from tat indulgence to a Nitrify vice, or die.yreealent gaieties of a fahlooahle lire aeltire that Elate of . debility, which is the ora -1 voidable a nfequence of 7uch permit:Wes habin. • Where the unhappy fuffera srt rids over his astray, but eare fully eonemb his misfortune, it may be tome mai:dation far him to know, that although it be an allied of doubt or me:minty with other pradtitioners, the ranaval of tide deticiencirs by the gradual prugrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of Any expert. met If the rites of Bacchus or Venushave be&ua to redact manly aigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early coonteradina of this languid mate; and In dick cafes no greatdifficulty well octet. But where this deficiency has for years sighed. a proper-perfe : veranee is indEpenfably foliate to revive the liumberlog !parka 1 of life, and to re-animate the conftkution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have loot been deappolued sr their eapedadons of a family. may be Ansi, that art moat lin Raoul, fuehtisfeCts are curable by Medical MIL The `covey which la fo effential to ray utidertallng. and the qualifications which I have refueled, to hate, form the befit of my retentions, and in coincidence with filch this intimation is given, that Mt. Bree may be ainfuked pt rfotnlly, or by Lents (Melding a fmall Note), at his bade, No'. sii, Arundel-Brat, Strand. near Temple-ear. . There is an additional Entrance in Water.fireet ea ta the name is on both the MARTlN ad att Member of the Royal College of Surgeons is Lutes. 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