Star. — London, England, 1807-07-21 00:00:00

LAW. Dirt.LLIGEACE. COURT OF E.. CriE(aIRR. ATTDANFY GANIRAL v. BURMESTAR AND SON The Commitfioners of the Starrop Dutiec finding not only that evasion , , but confiderable frauds had been praftifed upon that part of the revent,e.arifing from Sea Policy Duty. &rated the prefent profecu (►ea be intlituted againit the Defendants, who aie sonfiderable merchants in the city, of. London, for . takininpon themselves tn•hohl tifks which they had! been Airefted by their correfpnndentc to injure in the mph! courts of butinefs, at Lloyd's. and charging tile duties to their employers * which they.had refer paid ; .and the Profecution, fought to recover festal tke to a confiderabbs antorltst,. under the „Aft. of the Csfer 'kit—. After, a full invettigation 44 the Jury whir b was fyteCial) upon the. cleareft evidence, • eAr6rined by tl e dsfend.ants! own books, found a Verdielor the Crown fir . eight Penalties of pool. each. There was alto another Profecution tried at the - - bane time againli Meffrs. BUIRMISTSIt and NASH., a former Firm of Mr. Boast tome's, for fimiisr prac ttces, in whiCh a Vet diet was alto found for the Crown, for asoct. The, Court was crowded with the firli merchants ni the City.—The informer will be ..lhandfumely rewarded out of the penalties seeovcred in tbefe Profecutions. CONSPIRACY AT MALDEN.—A mod diabolical con• fpiracy has lately been dilcovered in the 28:h Regi ment of Foot, quartered at Malden. in E ff ex. It sppears, for tome time hark, a great number of the ,privates have been affl tied .with a diforder in the eyes,, refembling the Ophthalmia, and: accordingly many had been difcharged from the fervice, aAd re ceived. penfions ; however, upon iclofc invedigation Thy . tome medical men, one ti the villains confelted that *pernicious ointment had been applied to their eyes,. purpofely to injure the fight. Several of them have been taken up. • A fatther.invedigation of this bufinefs has taken - place, and the following additional particulars have crime ou t:—Every man tiling the ointment was 'bound,* a particular oath, deviled for the occafion, not to dila:over the (ecret. The ointment had been tired byriearly ro. men ; tome canted both eyes to he affeBed, whilll others deemed it fnfficient to become blind in the firelock eye only. It was Ilated by one of the . witneffes, that on a certain morning after one of his comrades had ufed the pernicious ointment, he met him, and faid, ". How do you d., ?"—ii By, 3—s ! charmingly (faid he), for I am quite Islitid . of one eye, and the devil a much can I lee with the. other." The cath, as we have before dated, was ; proved againd 29, who were committed to Chelms= lord qao4sand will take their trials on Tvefday next :fop . coufpiracy, under the Mutiny Aa, which de• - clam, that " any perfon being legally enlitted for Majefty's ferviee,, and !hall, either by maiming binife'lf, or canting himfelf to be maimed, for the purpofe of obtaining his difcharge, is liable to be tricd by the Civil Power, and.tranfported for life." --The.oi hers implicated, 41S'far as regards:the oint ment, will be tried by a Court Martial, as loon as it eon•be rambled in the Eadern C/ISLp nitm-,ESzabeth. Bennet, whole exami nation at ,Guildhall we Rated a few days finer,. was foly conirpiited for trial on Saturday. The pr &met. indead4infiding on the child being her's. as Stedid on. the knout day, threw berfelf oa the mercy of the Ctmat. , • - . • • Harrow GAlORll.—Yefierday two fingular chit-- ratters were brought before the Bench, who appeared to be man and wile, whole united ages amounted to 151 years. Their refidence is in the City road; tteir names are Richards, and they have the mean. of lir ing in comfort. l'he woman, from her bill, m Rate, being unable to get out of the reach of her hufband's watch ~ he had beat her with them, and the exhi bitectviolent marks of his ferocious temper about her. . She is very deaf, and aflilled her imperfed hearing with a trumpet. He would. hardly give a rational anfwer to quelbons put to him;, but refufed to give baii fur the prefervation of the peaoe s he was accord ingly eriaunitted to mirth), and the was taco away by her friends: • It/mums , STREET.—Yefierday yob: Squirm; Joke &, b arias cook, and 1.1 awkr, were finally exal2l;ned. charged on fufpicion of having committed divers fe lonics in the county of Midtalefer. They were ap. prehended at B.rw a few nights fince, where there found upon them feveral implements for houf t e break ing, and two loaded pistols, which , were all produced. The potters were filly committed to take their trials at the enfuing Salons at Clerkenwell. A moat:hocking accident, attended with circuits- i fiances truly fingular, cccurrcd on Wednefday after. ' noon, at a Gentleman's houfe a few hundred yards I o•I the left of the top of Maize Hill. Blackheath. A Newfoundland dog which was tied up near the flable door belonging to the manficr, had broken his chain, by which he was tied up, and for Come time.kept a continual howl at the houfe door. On its being opined, the fagicions animal gently feized the gar 'vents of the Lady belonging to the houfe, and con• dueled her towards the liable. On one of the fer• vants opening the door, the corpfe of the man ter vain who took care of the holler, prehended itfelf. One of the horfes, to all appearance, had kicked the man in the domach, and be fell between the horfes legs and the boarding of the (table. The animal, fit= the date of the body, had continued to kick and plunge until the ftahle door was opened. A melencholy accident occurred at Newton Stew art, in . Galloway, on Sunday fe'nnight n—A little gill, nearly - twelve years of age, left the home of her parents on the morning of that day, and fcrambling *send bet ries among the bullies which overhang the Te li( one ! o f t b,d,, e p e it a nd molt romantic pools inCi ee) fell into the river and was drowned.—A remarkable coincidence of mournful events mark the fate i f this child, and render the fituatitin of the mother peculi arly dittrelling. She has been twice married. Her brit hatband, the father of this girl, died the very night the came into the world, and fcarcely was the three hours delivered on Sunday morning, when the melancholy tidings .were hiought her of the lots of Der little daughter. The mother's forrow and din - - Pathan may be more eafily conceived than expelled. It is neeeffaryito• - add, that medical affiliate. was int mediately proesifid, and every effort tiled to re.ar.i• wale the lifeleffifill,but;alas 1 without fuccefs. ~.~.: ; . LONDON MIIRKETS. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTF, JULY ill. . r Average Price of Corn in Engllawil aud‘balcs,fromtke Returns ending July tt. -1807. Wheat. I 4y e. I Barley. Oats. Baas. Peale. s. d - is. d. s. d. s. d. . 1 .. 4 , a. d. 73 0 41 5 • 364 6 .38 8' 43 9 5t 4 The average Prioc of Sugar:computed from the neturns.made the week ending July is, i. 355. it. 1 ,4.3.cr hundred worght. itE I URN or WHEAT. in Mark-lane. incinding only tram the 6th of July to ike 1 lib of July --Total 3,6 7 a q u arters .. Average 66. 554.-34. 61d lower than lat return. A , Rw.l' URN Of FLOUR, From the 4th of July to else gat,h of July. Total-13.737 tacks—Average 64.. aid. 0. .3d, lower than IA return. atTUIN PRICE OP GRAIN 01 lOARD SHIP AS UNDER: Wheat scs 664 72s Boilers pos loos od Fine -76 s Bos Suffolk, to toss od Superfine 83s 88. Grey Peas 48.56 s od Fine Etre: White, Re. —s 84s Beans, New . 46s les Rye, 42s 46s Ditto, Old —s 54 1 Barley 3 ,21 $ 45..0d Tick Beans, 38, 47$ cd Malt 60. 7111 Oats . 146 291 3 2 $ White Peas r' 7os Poland, - 30 11 34 5 c 'd ,Rape Seed 201. to a7l per laft —.Finn Flour dos to 655. per Sack. SMITHFIELD MARKET, July ao. . To fink the offal—per Roue of 81b. Beef 3. KAI to. 4. lad 1 Veal 41 od to 55 44 Mutton 48 01 to ss od Pork 41 od.ta 44 .8d Lamb SS od to 6s 44. H E AD Of CATTLE THIS DAP. Beatty, about 24743 —Sheep and Lambs, 18,950. Calves 144- 11 18$ 3 00 . NEW(IATF. and LEAI)ENHALL, July ao. Per none of 81b. by the carcafe. Beet is 2,t to 44 1d Vcal 34 44 to pO4 : Mutton so 8.1 to 45 64 Pork 43 01 to 44 84 Lamb 4s 61 to ss. Bd. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitecbagel. Hay perlOad 4 6oto 6 6 0 I Hay per load 4 oto 5 16 Straw • a i 7 oto 3 st o Straw a t 6 to 3 10 , I Clover s 006* 0 IVOR OP VAT AND STRAW IN SIMITUSIRLD. , • • Hay, - 31 tss to 61 fis New Clover of cs to 1 0, New Ditte.ol Os to of os Straw, 11l 171 to 51 3s Clover 41 sly to 61 go. PRICE OF HOPS. • so CCCC . Kent 341 ,, G ; ;its ' Ili C 61 tss Ent - 51 Os to 71 111 Safes S is. to 61 4$ It*: - 51 tos to 61 4s Eifel , 51- tam to 61 tgs: Fushun _ 51 os to tol cs PRICE tiF HOl' IN TH:11 DOROUOI4 MARKET. . N, w hags spa to 71 7r 1 Pockets 61 cs to 7 1 lig RAW HIDES. Hides (rerftone) as ILI to as tcd Horfe Skins tjs to iSs ,Neff Middling 21 46 to as 6d I Sheep Skins or al to os of Onlioary ss od to as sil Shearlitu.s os itdtoos od Heavy Calf tar cd cavil 1 Lamb Skins as 0,1 to pod PRICE OF TALLOW IN I.oNtioN, Jantes's snaziset 35 8i TOW, .rallove • 6tr6l to dlate Market 3s 84 Yellow Rudhi 6ts 04 to Wbitaebapel ?viatica White ditto 57s al to oes (per Root of 81b.) 35 Si Soap ditto 57. to od Melted Stuff 434 to 44s 6d it% a: Ditto rough 285 od to ca Average Price 3s Sd Greaves sot od Good Dregs :es to os Yellow Soap, Bos--Mottled,9or—curd, 94$ Price of Candles per dozen, to :is 64 SEA.COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, JULY 18. CARGOES SOLD, and 'lleac Monday, Wednefd. Friday, July 13 July :5. July :7. 1 146.0 I NEWCASTLE COAL. Aelair's Main Biggs Main Eizbton Moor Minot' Haworth Htatoll Main • Hchhurn Main Holy wall Math a Krutots Maio . g Murtun Maio 2 Cl.nru~Siu~pfun'a - JAllfiCl4 MOW' • 2 Townley Main I • w.ars End S Temple's WalrsEnd • • y lAnt Moer • South tichburn Cosvprn /thin • Hanky 4 Stone Coal SUNDERLAND COAL. Eden MaCu • Urpeth • Redo' Y t. Hedworth Moor Neat Main 1 Humble Low Malts - Owner Main • 43 6 45 6 so o 43 3 M 3 4 1 3 47 9 49 0 47 0 Jo IP 30 0 Se 9 4S 44 .1 49 6 49 9 46 a 3G 0 49 9 45 3 39 3 41 0 de o 49 9 45 IP 45 6 4s o IS 9 50 3 so 0 48 9 49 0 so 6 ix o is o so o 45 3 499 '43 6 43 6 70-0 40 0 4o 6 A perfon, aged 36, had a fatal! Screphteoutr UI cc, ation in her hand, giving her much pain; it then b Mc: out in her wrilt, both her lisoulders.' and her knee, each Ulceration dikharging much, and not dif poled to heal ; it then affeeled her right elhow ; and there ulcerations, with a difpofition to general debi Pity, fhefuffet ed for twelve years. Her knee wa. healed in the Worcetter Infirmary, and fhe experienced ft me benefit while a patient for a (Mort time in St. Barthau. mew's Hofpital, where fhe made application for the benefit Of SPILSBURT'S PATENT ANTIECOMBOTIC Dsors, at the Difpenfatory, No. 15, Soho Nome. London. By application of the Drops fur fix months. her ulcers , gradually healed, the regained her flrength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth; and the remains perfectly well. Any information of the above fa& may be obtained at No. 9 6 Duke's Coon, Drury Lane, London. BIRTH. On Saturday morning, in Yurtland.place, the Ci.untcfs of Manf field of a daughter. MARRIED. Saturday, by a (pedal licence, by the Archbiihop of Canter bury, at the Palace. Lanabrb. the Duke of Newts(lie. to Mif. Mundy. in the prrfence of the Dushefs of Neweaftb-, Dowag r Colmarl's of Sefton, Counters of Harrington, Lord Yarborough Ladies Delaware, Howe, C. Clinton ; A. M. Stanhope; General. Cotton, Crawford; Colonel Stanhope; Meffre, Mundy, Daw bins; Mefdatnes H. Clinton, Mundy, How., 'Witham. S t an. hope; Mils Curenns. Immediately after the ceremony. the happy pair fct cif for the Marquis of Sligo's feat, near Bernet. tiis Grace gave a very elegant &from: DIED. At her bottle In Chelfea, Elizabeth relidt of Ofbert Denton. Efq. (kite of Lynn Regis, in the County of Norfolk.) and-one of the co.hcirelks of the late Richard Ladbroke, Efq of Preaches and Tadworth Court, iu the County of Surrey. She was born April 1743. and died the 17th July.. ao7. On l'hurfday Oft, at his bouts : White Chapel Road, Mr. James Turner, timber merchant. At Dumfries, on Monday the 6th infant regretted by a name rout and moll reipttialsk circle of friends and acquaintance, Wm. Clark. Efq merchant, Dpaurica..Fese own were more fcrupulonft bourn, Jutt, and puntltual, Hiadeportmor.t a. a. Magiftrate our particular regard 3 for after having p.iffed through. she diffe sot vadationi of Magiltracy of the burgh, by which he attained complete knowledge .of the whole, be filled the office of Provvft and ildtharilltd lits4Okinetwith grad. lostoor to hindaf acd adean tags to the pahis, . • . - SALS.I)Y ; AUCTION. ' CUSTOM HOUSE, POR FSMOUTIS. I 'On ThurfdaY the 13d of July xlio7, at Ten o'Ch .el , . in the fore- ) • noon,.willSe Expolhd-to PUBLIC : SALE at this OlOce. [ HE Undertnetiti.,ned Goods, the Lime hi l uina 0 hoen (dud and legally condemned; • Carriage Spring., MUuldingS, Varnish, Wine, Cordials, Tama- Artrw , Root. Piskies, Salt, Tea, Sugar, Chocolate;' Drugs, Prtferves, Pine Arpla, Opium, Otto of Roles. Bonnet;, Boots, Shoes, Sandalls, Seeds, Knives and Forks, Table M..ts. Skins • Snuff Bow', Cutlery. 'Blasted Straw, • tloth; - Ctefeent, Bracelets, Geld Tiokl, Gold Necklace,. Gold , Chailis.'; Box, Shawls, Fans, Card Boxes. Tea Caddie, Nankeen, Muffin, Cmhbricks, ang Cloth, Boots aid Materials . • -t• .• T• - . • ALSO fok tiIVIVIATIOH. • Palampores i and Silk Handkerchiefs. Which may be viewed - thted &Oinks* the Sale, on applica tion to the Warchouishcepir. .••• • • • MANOR AND ETIATR:SOMERSETSIIIREI At Garraway's, on ThurfdaY, the 13th.day of- Augult, Unlef+ previouftydirpored of by Private Contra t.. ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. cal led PILTON PARK, 'fythe Fret, conliftl4 of a molt de flyable Gothic Reedenee, evertor wide% has been recently Seta up, at a confiderable expellee ; offices, gardens, and abut 7scs 'meet capital grazing land; in a ring [cite, with hatable farm houfes,and farming buildings, 6:uxte in the rich Vale elf bury, two mile. from Shcpton Malleet, four from Glattonbury, and twenty from' Bath and Bated; Two rivulets run thuough the Eftate,aboundiog with tract, &c. which afflict, a concha Cup ply of fine water. ufed for irrigeion. The Manor abounds with pose, and there is plenty of fire marl, lime, and (lone for build, ing. The Tenants' term expire+ at Lady -ay/ near, when the whole, or any part, may be occupied by a Purehafer. For price and every particular, where plans may be teen, ap ply (if by kiter,pnft'paid) to Mr. Warty, •Nsw Inn, London Mars. Foots and Everett, Sheptou ; and Mr. Bell, Lau& Surveyor. Winchefter . Mr Hicks,of Pilton Park Houfe, will Ibew the F(tate ;—and. printed perilcular+ may he had at Gerraway's; tulle lon, Briltol; White Hart, Bath ; Antelope, Sabi:lusty ; .New Lon,lun Inn, Lt seer; and George Bridgewata; ' ' CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE. DENGIR HUNDRED, BSSEXi with Immediate Pollatm, By WIN. ELLIS and FLb. OCHER, At Garmway's, To tut rrow, July sx, at Twelve o'clock, ATRULY valuable Freehold Manor Firm.Tythe Free, ai d Laud T4I red.emeel, known by the name of STOXF.S HALL, eligibly Boated in the Parilhes of Alihorne , and Crickfm, in the County of Eifel, three miles from Burnham, I eight from Maldon. ix from South End, and ahoin so from Lon doo—Contain:ng Three Huuured and Sixty4lght Acres of rick Pailure and Wood land, lying very comjaaet, together with a futiftantial well built brick commotion Dwelling lioufe, excel lent Garden, three Barns, Cowhoufe, Seal*, a Cottage for fervants aid every riccellary Outtittilding. The Land lie, near the River to Burnham. and a Wharf may be made at a fmallexpeswe for thip• ping Grain and loading Manure. The Eltate, except the Wood Land. is in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Lake, juo. at a low rent of Three Hundred and Fighty-five Pounds per Annum, whofe Leafe expires at Michaelma. next. The Woed Land is now in hand, and soiliffion of the whole may be had at Michael mas next. N.B. A cnnbclerable part of the Purchafe Money may remain on Mortgage on the eftate, if required. May be viewed tin the Sale, and printed l'articulars and Plans of the eftatc may be had at the Whits Hart. Colchefter ; Goldm Lion, Ipfwkh Bell, Bury, Hotel, South End; of Mr. Lake, on the Prernifes; of Menis.Ellls and Fletcher, Fet.church.ftrcet, and at Garrawars. NOR CHAMP TONSHIRR. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, TY I HE•FREE, AND LAND TAX REDEEMED. By Mr. SMITH, At the Hind Inn, in Wellingborough, in the County of Northamp ton, nn Thurfday the actk day of Aurdt, tBJ7, at Four in the Afternuoa, AMOST capital FREEHOLD FARM, Tythe free, fituate in the Farina of Fine,ion, within two Miles of Wellingborough aforefaid; confining of upwards of ac 6 Acts of Fertile Arable, Pafture, and Meadow Land, whereof about 4o Acres are Meadows, and the remainder dry, healthy Turnip Soil, a great part of which has been ufed as a Sheep Paflute for time immemorial. The whole heal to a Southern afpcdt, with an eafy defeent from a public Road to the Meadows, which extend to the River lie. tie is one of the nun improvable Farms, and kit adapted to the Turnip Culture, that have ever been offered to the Futile it, this County, and is au extremely defirable Situation for a Refidetice The Roads are good, and Manure at eafy dif tutees; and reafonable Rates compared with muff parts of the County in which it is fituate. For further particulars, apply to Mars. Hodfon, So tenors, in W elli ngborougb. BTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW DER, here offered to the ufe of the Public at large, was in the circle of Dr. P. H. Dinifdalei particularaequaintance, and the Nobility and Gentry, his patients, and its virtues juftly appreciat ed ;but a certain delicacy prcveoted hint from publicly announcing this preparat ion. Mr. Butler has come into poffelfion of the original recipe, and he begs to allure thofe affiided with decayed or Mien • five teeth and gems, that they may rely on its efficacy and reftor alive truifin of which any one may be con vittied, by a fair anti candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth Pow& r. its deterfive property is juft fufficient to clear away thofe deftrudtive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, and in the intetilices of the teeth, without injuring the furface of either, healing forcoeft, in the former, and promoting a new ena mel of pearly whiteners, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. It has a picafant and agreeable odour, and is withal fa petiedly innocent, that it may be eaten without injury. There diftinguithing charaderfities of its fauative effeds and fuperiority, have procured it the unbounded approbation of the Queen, Ite Princtffes, the Em,,refs of Ruffia, the Ducheffes of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Englifh and foreign No hffity, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a meet , fary appendage to the Hirt, and indeed they do' but common juf tice herein, fince it impulse firennefe and bAutiful redneft to the gums,to the breath the molt deledati!efweetnefs and. if uteri con snottily as direded, will render the teeth firm and white. and pre vent the tooth ach from returning to unite who have been &laic to its molt baneful effedb. Prepared and fold vsholefale and retail by Mr Butler, No. 4, Clataplide. corner of Paternotter.row, - I.ondon, and of melt coun try Medicine Venders and Perfumers,h boxes at is. pd. each. Of whom may he had, Butler's invroved Sllver.wired Tooth. price a.. each. RESPECTABLE ATTESTATION OF A CURE. PERI-OR MED BY THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD; A Medicine unparalleled for its fuperior efficacy in Nervous and Debilitated Coriffitutions, Confumption, Minna, Monne(' of Breath. Old Coughs, & c.dtc. _ _ _ _ To Dr. SOLOMON. Gilead Houfe,near Liverpool. Extraditaf a Letter from Mr. George Mafon, of Ralduck„ Herts, dated January 31, 18c5. QIR—I have the peaftn'e to inform yon. that the i—l Lady of William Fuller, F.fq. near this Pawn, has experithccd a remarkable Cure of a long Minding Nervous Cmtplaint, by the ufe of your exctlhait Medicine the Cordial Balm of Gilead, though many remedies had been unfuccefstully tried by the Faculty. Two bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead have alone produced the happy tffedt which The bard, for a cot Microbic time, fought for in vain. If further information is neceffiry, reference may be had by any refpedtable enqu.rer to the Lady berfelf, by !etas, poft paid, or to your obedient /errant, GEORGE MASON. The.CORDIAL BALM of GII,EAD is fold in bottles, price half-a-guinea each, (ot family bottles at 335. containing four at tot. 6d. on. which 9s. are•faved) --Perform who do not with to have their names known, may have their holes,ot letters,direCted to W. Z. to be left at tilt called for. Dr, Solomon, when confulted, espeds his [dual fee of half-a guinea. Eacinletterthinild, for Cifety; be thus diretcled," Money letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Houle, near Liverpool." (lastava-...Pkeh bottle .of Dr. 601-mon's Medicines has a Go • 'eminent Stamp. with the name of the Proprietor," Sami. Solo mon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate which is f Joni. To be had, at Gilead Houk, near Liverpool; of Dicey and Sat. ion, bows Church yard', and Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strand . ; Marin Keene, No. 6, College Green,Dublin ; Haly Cork, Magee. 4,llfalt; R. Bach and Co. Pearl flreet, New York ; and of 03 Venders of !'cant Medicines in the United Kipscions• . • -•- punk Apy6$TACll. • . . . , ... I'H E •• sic)vioattj'' . 4 'AI . pfic,pn, 949.1Nay r. 4cri a A . ' front istilirly . c ' . &cal nwl ilicOlait ak?oit.cit. •tittlivtly their ROA Wid ag . liiii/s' orip*ily, was &int ai- vs - dearfy demeaßrated than by the, nniitahrpled'lntivfs ssehlEiltas . attandes i t the aelnaluiltration of their new remedy, all I the' ears ordinary cures It has performed, ,For j a Emig feriestit yratl„Ntl s tin CURRIESand Co. Sargioni, ferinerly In his,,h4cflyrti Allier, have made the Venegalbileate chi 'particular ishjeol of) hai i n _ •veitigarlorl•. -and•are Earth in . having . diccoveroil . a nu:dirlui ?ape_ • F 'nor ro'niercury ha the cure of that complainvn4 1' forktei t to P. nliferve, that.the effeslts of this r amity are aliinsetrir sill .opy,A t i. p i , Mote of mereuri. rot:. tp.ti g h i... c.u t titely tlOicatlr. icOlge of the virus, ha its MO' co:.firaiesi, Riffs*, yd tit . Awl lathe lean Injure the conftitution::-On the ecnittary , ii ren &trashy * fyis • tem in all its ostural firodions, promotes appetite; and latEdatts I, dig , Mon—thus inftead of re. timing nitrnug and vigorous cutillitil• 1 don to the frightful condition that merino, does, it nut u ly pre l' ferves that coidlitution in its primitive Rate, but relturca aweak Ind detilitatecl one to its natural Rreogtli and vigour' ! • Nurtheriefs initiates art on recent record of the fuptriorcfilcsey of this Msdieine., its inherent and tpecihc virtues aAing as a pet petual correetive to budiiy debility. whether procee,ling front an elects of conjugal or illicit , I,Liture, or from the rues inGluout, though U.t lets deft 'ltalie Indulgence of hien'. tious youth of both feats in a e,rtain pernicious habit Arnidd i the melaocholy variety of diforders which are the enit-q-.; rine -of this folitary vice, there are none more ;gilding than that .1 itreithre ' Rate 'of debilit y and deficiency, whi eh prevents or embitters the ma • trinintlial date ; the unhappy fats rcr broods over his noi s i l un t ;' athamed to leek relief, until, he Is reduced totticklyt.ati'• 0 weak, lit C. as to reodcr life oppreffive. To fuck4swisswlt mutt !.i a cot,- foliug refledion, to knasittliatvh•prnsay-now, by a new infalhble node of &rata*. nt, .be rrfttirld to that greattit.of i aU humbi,blet. fogs, a (trona; manly*, ithervi g nrous conttitution. • hi all Wes eilregilt y deficiency, from Whatever caufeariGng. saved! av Ir'every fpr cles s$ venereal infeetion,• Mt frill Currie aad Co. may ho confulted by patients of either fez, with the greaten. fccrecy and honour, at their houfe, No. toy, hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (poft paid) includlog a bank. note, will laic the niccilary medicine and advice feint to any part of the Kismideni. - - • ' No. t. 37. Hatton Within. To. TAYLOR, Sergooa,No. ;, New Bridge. treat, Ht. Edinburgh, May 2, doe, IN tte (piing of 1794 I Wl4 afflicted with a V ene. real Complaint, which I treat* I with indifference for five months; but wai then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,who put a temporary ttop to the•vienlefide of the Wale (by mercu rial applkarion) for come time; but growing. In like of all medi cine and the advice of the . first Gentlemen o' the Faculty here, worfe and worn,. for two years, I *was reducd to a hate aloioft unparalleled and beyond defeription, being an entire leper and ulce rated from bead to foot. My head, throat, mouth, non, legs, arres,&c. have been alternately in danger of becomiug oracle.— in Ihort, I have had from an to 30 eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprivel of fight. • It woulil be voluntinous to par ticulatife all my cafe--fulEce it to ray, there never was, or ever will be, one et a more dangerous or of a more compliceed na ture. I was long looked upon by my ind imaginell my felibermd all hopes of restovay, dna, indeed, in my then'contii dim, death was preferable to my more than sufferable Rate. In this dreadful fituadon did I drag a moil mineable eiditusice,dilllorme Pa OtIDENCL threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read• it; I could not. I fiat and procured tome of your LLAILeII'PAYINT 'PILLS. which, by ullog front time to time am now, and have long been, (after more than four years lnideferi'..able dined(s), in asg sod a Mite of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this,.l had a fine,thriving,hoal. thy child born to me a few month. ago. In gratitude to Goa, and in hopes of rendering my 'fellow-creatures' fervice, I requeft you to poblifts this ; and you may at any time refer prams, who with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, .sr farther partkulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cane for badnefs will ever equal mine and none exceed it, I have from experience. ever! reafon to airtire mankind. that in four LtAlLef PILU they will find a'fttre, fpeedy, fafe; and radb cal cure. J. I'. - London, Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor,Titosas Taitos, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at hi 4 houfe, No. 9, New 13ridge.ftrett ; where he win give advice without a fee, to perfons taking dick Pills, and will adwer patients !eters if pnft paid, on the fame term*, obferving in all cafes the molt la: violable fecrecy, no perfon's name ar cafe having been mentioned, but at their own particular requeft, by the Proprietor, during It courfe of more than 36 years, that he has had the eanduCtisig of an extenSve fele of the above Medicine, and the ptaithec arifwg therefrom. They are alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thofc living at a distance, by Mr: Baxter, South-hi idge. Edinburgh, Mr. Mennons. printer, Gldfgow, to whom alfo Mr. r. refers Ice his addrels ; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, Et. Alban'aArect, Pdl- Mall; Mr Robcrtfott's Toranp, No. nog{, faxford.dre‘t Mt Dilbotough's, No. 7, Fitia-ftrcet-hill, nearly oppoSte the Mona ment ; Mr. Steel's, bookft 11cr, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower. bill; Mr. Caltwell's, Dublin ; and by otte perfici in every ectoßtler able town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as 9'. each, fcaled up with full and plain Diredions, whereby Perko, of either les may cure themisOvea with eafe and fecreey --- WH EN Proteitionat Men or Ldue.iiwil and he• fpouGbility deviate from the moral Syllem by the Mean* of a particular branch, the fanetton of long continued fucceffes is the belt criterion of fuperiority. _ _ Thirteen years havel devoted my praaiee to the excluhve treat• anent of three Difordere, and the fuccthful refult of my plan give, me additional ardour to oppofe, as far as I am able, the ravages et thole Complaints which are the molt important lit the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an early period of praelAce to refcus Individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dauser,..ua precipitant./ of general Practitioners, he I'bree Diforders, to the cure of wkielt I have devoted my attention, comprife every fpeeics of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration: aly, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits of fcbool boys or the indu'uuces of mature age; and,laftly, that derangement of the fyftem iu we. men whit!) is called BARRE NN ESS, or S VERILITY. _ _ _ . Numerous Di`tefes arc the refult of Ignorance, or bete in the treatment of a flosple Gutiorrha3 ; and it nut unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the Indifcretiun of as unguarded hour By a fuperior metho.t fueh Complaints arc ably cured; and, even where others have failed, I tmft that I may pm. fume to offer a radical re-eitablifhment. Few. however, are the cafes of complicated dirt/era in this riff order, compered with the calamitous fituations of men, who from an iudulgeuce in a folitary vice, or the prevalent ga:eties of a fatiliouaide life acquire that Rate of debility which is, the una voidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy titterer broods over his mifery, but ears ' fitly conceals his mi,tortune it may be frame confolation fro. hist to know. that although it 1); an oiled of doubt or uncertainty with other practitioners, the removal of there deficicnci..s by the gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my experi ence. If the rites of Bacchha or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countenettaa of this languid date; and in there cafes no great. difficulty will occur. But where this deficiency has fur years edited, a proper perfe verance is indifyenfably requilire to revive the ffutnbering fpaha of life, and to re-animate the couftitution. MARRIFID WOMEN. who have long been dirappoieted ic their expeditions of a . family, may be affured. that in molt in (lances, well defects arc curable by Medical tkiU. 'The secrecy which is fu effential to my toul-etaking awl the qualifications which I have prefumed to state. Corm the bah, tN my preteiifious. anti in coiucidence with fuch this intimation ik given, that Mr. iSree may be confulted ptrfonaliy, or by 1.e , e , - (itictofittg a (mall Note), it his hook, No. ay, Arundel-11ml.. Strand. near. 'FCITuIt-li.ar. _ _ . er There k at additional Entrance In Water-fteeet adjohlifils and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN ifltekd Member of the Royal College...of Surgeons in Lemke. A CAL! num.—Some Prrfons, who lately :Erfurt thrmisisto is be Noltbilif I 5 Of THI ROYAL COLLfGE,havfng for lcscral mart?" palt copied my Advert lements almnft word for word, and infer col them as their awn produdtions, it is my duty to mention. 020 thole Perfons arc act Members. of any College in bunk*. Filo' burgh, or ofewhere; nor haste tbcy amy right to practice Surgery in London. N.H. A Lift of the Members h publinted at the Hoare oldie Colhgc iu Uncon's lis-fhld;,, which may be referred to. _ HIGH WATER, Ai' LOND,UN BRIPAPE TtI•MUR.OWd Monk ng 39 minutes a!Vz 3 Aft-r con 5S niftvires after 3_ • _ 1.1.1N1,0111 i'Prinred - and fitb4theirbilliVßE Caw terburp Mace. Leanbeth), at the STAlt•Olilit. He. 1, Crot. • Mut. 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The Salt of I ‘oralbing their bands, • coloured gloves, ace. a ' At the fame plate r 'roe taking Oreafe out rrHAT Superf so• drawbacks frog Aims, Ste. es dims tint. To remove th, dabs. Ramat sap ; bs Wed) basing been ft Men or falling to the TORY, which 112141 the Proprietors wid I few minutes, without intration—thit k hu the firft circles of Fai ufed, and thus have ancg...,.lt 13 fdi eel mod retail, by Mr P garden; retail. by Ba Chi:spade.; Golding and Medicine Veode *dig the amount . leeward