Star. — London, England, 1815-09-22 00:00:00

. OLD BALLET. Yesterday Mary Price; alias Lady Price, was in dicted on the chargi of stealing a silver spoon and a pair of sheets; the property of Abraham Darton Branthwaitc. Sarah Stafford, servant of the prosecutor, who keeps lodgings at No. 18, Greville.street, Hatton- F : •-n ard stated that the prisoner came to th e furnished 9 lol! , ,zings of her master on the 17th of June, and left them on Sunday, t! le '2sth ; that she generally dined at five, but on that day she dined at one o'clock ; that alter dinner, she rang the bell and asked for a spoon ; that the witness brettelit her a silver one ; that about three o'clock pris.mer left her lodgings, lock its a the door, and pitting the key in her pocket ; that ,a 1 Monday the key was sent by the twopenny post, to the piosecutar ; that upon opening she dcior end examining the room, a pair of sheets was mis.ing, together with the spoon which witness had left with the prisoner after dinner on Sunday.—The prosecutor continue.' the previous statement, adding, that neither the sheets nor the spoon had been since found, and that he never afterwards saw the prisoner till she was in custody in B-iw-street.—Upon the ground of the articles not being traced to the priso ner, the Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. Mars Legg was indicted for ravishing Martha • Preg more. The prosecutriz, a young girl of fourteen years of t (we deposed, that - she had been savant to Mr.Moy. 0 7 St(ln, of Friday-street. On the 4th of September, Mr. Moyston alone slept in the house; at that time the prisoner was a porter to Mr. Moyston ; witness always. till that evening, shut the parlour windows, but then the prisoner stsut them. On the evening, Mr. Moyston went out about eight o'clock, and re turned about eleven. The prisoner was sometimes left in the house to take care of it when the master was out; the prisoner and the witness were in the kitchen together, and, after be had eaten his supper, be took her rotted the waist, and carried her into the parlour, where he stuck a handkerchief in her mouth and accomplished his purpose. Having dune so, he fastened her into tl n room. About eleven o'clock her master came home, but being a man, she did not like to tell hirfa what was done to her; when her mas ter rang the bell, tha prisoner flung open the parlour door and let her out, and he then went to open the door for her master. Nett morning she had cold shivers on her, and was wearing a shawl ; the priso ner sa.d, 6 , Here is Mr. Moyston coming down—l think I have made you ashamei ;" to which she an. swered, he had, but she should make him ashamed b aOre long. , Alter breakfast she told Mrs. Wilson,' wh keeps a green-grocer's shop in the neighbour. , bo'd ; she next told it to a Mrs. Mounsey in Black frit... s-road, and subsequently to a Mrs. Mounsey in Cs:Lar...n.street. sister to the other, that was the lady Iv! I had reca.v.ilended her to her place; she had been in air Moyston's service only three weeks. The wanes& underwent a very longcross•ezamina. • Iron. to all of she ansaered w ith the greatest apparatt - •naour ald ingcnaonstiess ; but the Jury, u ;der all C't .-Tcumstances, aegaitted the pri , rser. JAN Francis was calm .lly eosoicted of ve ssing - a *aids, value E. 3, she property n' Peter Toompson, sad a watch the property of Joao) Robe rts. Manst - w-liottse.—Wednesclay Susan Been under , went a filial examination, charged with &hely claim lag a male iaiant, abaut dace months old, as her cbild, and subsequently causing its death by gross neglect and starvation. The prisoner was fully com mitted to abide her trial for the valtul murder of the child. QLIEEN SQUARE.-Yesterday Frederiti 'Meth, a youth about 18 years of age, was brought up from Laide.aell for a & .al examination, being charged with stealoq a g 'ld chain and seals, the property of Mr. J. Briggs. It appeared from the evidence of the pro secutor, that he w.ts going along St. Martin's-lane, between twelve and one o'clock, on the Ist of Sep teniber ; and at the end of St. Martin's-court he was attacked by a gang of hustlers ; in a few minutes, .however, he felt a pull at his watch, and instantly lie seized the prisoner, who only succeeded in taking the seals and a part of the chain; which broke. His asso ciates attempted to rescue him, but Mr. Briggs rue ceedcd, with difficulty, to lodge him safe in the watch? house: ; the charge being clearly proved, he was fully committed. SWINDLINO.—WcJnesday evening a person of gen t emanly appearance, called at the house of Mr. hainey, in Rose-street, Long-acre, enquiring for his ( Mr. Rhainey's) brother, lately come home from. sea; Mr. Rhainey not being then in the way, he informed Mrs. R. that he was a navy agent, and had seen the young man that m'srning at his office, when he ap pointed to meet him for the purpose of paying him cto, his share in ptize money, &c. Mrs. Rhainey offered to receive the money. He gave her a check for £5ll, payab:e at Messrs. Jenkinson, Dowling, and Co.', in L-alibury, but requested £lO, alleging that he could not straw on the firm for less than iE5O. Mrs. Rhainey *conceiving every thing was tight, bor. rowed the ten Ix4l-:;1= from a neighbour and gave it to him ; but next niorning it was found that no such fism existed. Vcdoesday evering, between seven and eight o'clock, a lad, abdot 14 years oh are, carryinty seve ral unities c 1 apparel troth ri tailor's in Blacifrtars road, to a Gentleman's hriw. in Fa shery.squ are , was met by a st-at per on Illack., , ari Ertd i :e; who entered into cantersation with flu when they had reached ti:e corner of Chatham..lace, the th-tti.ee re_ quested the. boy to leave a Note fear I.irn et a holm fcw doors in Earl-street. and he would hold me bundle the 'chile ; the ignorant boy left the same with the fellow, who karat diateiy decatoped, and gait clear off with :be property, worth I& Early on Monday settnight, a chit was purloined from the balite of an eld indusrrraus couple, at Per. gthlAnd, near Greenock, cootaining a. Bank-boll of £BO, +bout seventeen pounds ionotes and sifter, and a quantity of linen. Sunday last a party of butchers, from Clare-mar ' ket, and their Lutlies, made an excursion as far as Richmond, by water. On their return, in feasting themselves with a piece of cold roast beef, under one of the arches of Battersea-bridge, they all got to one , part of the boat, which immediately overset it ; for tunately, by the intervention of some watermen, there was no other loss sustained than that of the beef and gip bottle, with °a severe dackiag and bight, CHRIST'S HOSPITAL. Yesterday being the Anniversary of St. Matthew, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriffs, and other City Officers, went in grand procession from the Man sion House, to hear Divine Service in Christ Church, Newgate-street, where the Governors of the several Reyal Hospitals, and a numerous and fashionable congregation were assembled. An excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. Thos. Aquila Dale, A.B. of St. John's College, Cambridge, who took his text from St. Paul's Epistle to the Colossians, ch. iii. ver. 14. •' And above all things put on charity, which is the bond of pertectedness." After Divine Service they repaired to the great Hall in Christ's Hospital, which was fitted op for the occasion with seats on each side, and a railod stage or rostrum in the centre, for the youthful orators of the day. The hall was crowded with a most respectable audience of Ladies and Gentlemen. The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, the several Governors, &c. sat at a long table placed across the extreme cod of the Hall, the State Sword and Mace being laid before them on the table. When the company were seated, Master Lebbens Charles Humfrey, the senior scholar of the Latin Grammar School, mounted the rostrum, and addressing himself to the Lord Mayor, &c. delivered an appropriate Oration, in Latin, which was received with great and merited applause. Master Just Henry Alt, the senior scholar of the English Grammar School, next ascended the rostrum, and delivered the English Oration, which was received with general satisfaction, and acclamation.. The Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Go vernors, and the audience in general, contributed the usual donations to the youthful orators; the corn piny then dispersed highly gratified, and the pro , cession returned in the same state to the Mansion • , House, where there was a sumptuous entertainment. On .the 26th ult. letters of administration of the personal estate of the late Duke of DORSET (he hav ing died intestate) were granted under the seal of the Prerogative Court in Doctors' Commons, to his mo ther the Duchess of Douse?, now wife of Viscount Wittrworern, Lewd Lieutenant of Ireland. The effects were stated under ‘90,000, (being the perso nals within the province of Canterbury), and the stamp duty amounted to £B6O. By the new scale of duties, the same property, under an intestacy, would pay £lBOO, but, if bequeathed by will, 3€1200. Wednesday sennight, a fine child, about three years old, died, in Claythorn-street, Glasgow, in con sequence of swallowing a poisonous liquid which had been purchased for the purpose of killing flies, but inadvertently left within her reach. Pierre Lejsavin, aged 38 years, a labourink man, living in the Commune of Naizin, near Pontivy, in the- Department of the Morbihan, was last week brought before the Court of Assizes of Vannes, ac cused of the murder of his mother. It appeared by the evidence given on the trial, that on the 3d of Oc tober last, he returned home intoxicated, and wet through with the rain ; on his arrival, he took it into his head to get into the oven, in ordet to warm and dry himself, but the oven having been heated not long before, he burnt his hands and knees in the attempt ; this rendered him furious, and he returned to the room in which all the family slept, and which was in total tlai L11C33 he there Aew in a passion against his son, a lad aged about foutteen years, for not having told him that the oven had been lately heated, and took up a large bar in order to strike him. '1 he grandfather, IsCathutin Lepotvin, more than 60 years, old, ran and endeavoured to cool the rage of his son; but this only enraged him the more, and he was about to strike his father, when Mathurine, his mo ther, went to the assistance of her husband. She was no sooner come near him than the prisoner struck her twice on the head, with the bar, of which blows she died in a few hours after, praying HEAVEN for the pardon of her son. During the trial, the prisoner constantly denied these facts ; but the Jury having unanimously found him Guilty—Death, he was sen tenced as a parricide, to be conducted to the place of execution in a shirt, with his feet naked, and his head covered with a black veil ; to have h's right hand struck off, and afterwards to be beheaded. lie has appealed from this sentence to the Court of Cessation. MARRIED. August 211th, at Dumfries, Charles O'Bryen, Esq. to Miss Keen, daughter of Robert Keen, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, Davrhsh. EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. BY the EFFICACY of Dr. 130E1tHAAVE'S INFALLIBLE RED PIM, 4s. 6d. only per box, persons of either Sex, assisted by the invaluable copious directions there with given, are enabled to eradicate effectually a certain insidious Disease, and to facilitate the recovery of health, with ease and safety, certain y and secrecy, in a few days. For Bilious Diseases, Scurvy, Scrofula, and impurity of Blood, the efficacy of this medicine, is so well known and highly attested for 50 years past, that any further comment is rendered uune- cessary. Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. 18, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Sutton) how Church-yard; and Bacon and Co. ISO, Osford-street, Lonflun ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; A. Smith, perfumer, North-bridge, Ei!inbungh ; Martin Keene, No. t;, Coliege.grren • at Davison's, No. 1, Parliantent-street ; and of Messrs. F. Newbury and Son, Dubt.n ; and other Medicine Ven ders in Europa and America. THE CASE OF A NOBLEMAN BY desire at a Noblernin, aged 54., Mr. RYMER publishes the following Case, that persons in a similar way may know what will relieve them : Vex:nip,. and Affliction brought on, many years since, Nervous Complaints, It eh/laden and Debility: immense qoanthies of Mee eicines impaired his Stomach, and produced Acidity and Flatu lence, and a train of nervous affections, which molested peace, coin:ors, and aijoyment, by irritations, horrors, fears, tromblings 4:1.1 gouty, transient paint • and his head was grievously distressed with hissing,. hoaxing., g iddiness, &c. In this miserable state, havi..g, as he believes, gone through the whole Materia Medics, he had recourse to Rymer's Cardiac and Nervous Tincture, from.' the daily use of which he obtained most comfortable relief. N I.etters to Mr. Rymer, (or Advice or Medicines, will be duly attended to.—Reigate, August, 1815. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Ryneer's Appointment, by Messrs Sutton and Co. (late Piety and Co.) No. 10, Bow Church , yard ; and Retail by Fred. Smith, No. :49, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange • Bacon and Co. Oxford - street ; F. Newbery and Son, 45, St. P aul's Chureh-yard ; 1. Harris, corner of Lud gate-ttreet t and •by every Vender tit Patent edicines in the United Kingdom, in bottles, at 4s. 6d. 91. 175.; and in pints, at 355. by which there Is a considerable saving. • Of whom may be bad, price Ss. in boards, Eighth Edition, • A Tract upon Dyspepsy, or ludigeetion, and the Hypochondriac Disease; and upon the Inflammatory or Regular Gout, and the Atonic, Irregular, or Flying Gout : with various Cases of Nervous, Bilious, Paraly. k, awl ' pasmodic Affections ; Diseases of Relaxa tion `and liability; Broken Constitution; Habits impaired by In temperance, Climate, Etc. Together with the specification of the medical virtues of that extraordinary Patent DAedirAne, the Car -1 din and Nervous Tincture; and of the various Mayes and Complaints in which it is administered; and of its Dom, Elects, am. By 61upois. SALES BY AUCTION. THE tiXIIILIDGE HALING GROVE, EALING, ON ROAD. Genuine and Elegant HOUSEHOLD FUkNITURE, brilliant Plates. of GLASS, LUSTRF.S, MIRRORS, DRAWINGS in Aby,sinia, Ejypt, &c. CHINESE BO FANICAL DRAW INGS, Coloured ETCHINGS of ttse Hindous, &c. PIC TURES by esteemed Masters, fine DRAWINGS by Catraccia rare Old CHINA, JAPAN CABINE I'S and BOXES, BUSTS, FIX I URES, &c. and a CELLAR of very Choice fine flavoured WINES. By Mr. ROBINS, ON the Premises,Ealing Grove, Ealing, Middlesex,on MO NDAY , October '2, IRIS, and Three billowing Days, at Eleven, 11HE Genuine and Splendid HOUS EHOLD FURNI'T'URE, of all descriptions, brilliant Plates of Glass, Mitres, Mirrors, Pictures by esteemed Masters, a num• ber of fine Drawings by Cannel; a Set of capital Drawings, Views in Abyssinia, Egypt, &c. from the celebrated Collection by I.uige Mayer; a complete set of Botanical Drawings of the Chinese Empire ; a Collection of 2110 Coloured Etchings, de scriptive of the Manners, Customs, &c. of the ilindons, by So loyns; Carey's County Survey of SO Miles round London, ir. 2 vols. bound in Russia; about 60 Dozen of remarkably fine flavoured l'ort ; 100 Dozen of remarkably fine B ivoured East In dia Particular Madeira; a few Dozens of Hermitage, Claret, and very choice Old Hock; rare old China, India• raised Japan Cabinets and Boxes. Busts, Bronzes, a small-sized Billiard Table, &c. The PROPERTY of a GhN I - LEMAN. The FURNITURE comprises Suites of Elegant DR AWI NG ROOM FURNIFURES in Chintz Cotton, Window Omani, with continued Draperies trimmed with r krislan Fa inye, ecian Couches, Sofas, and Chairs ensuite, Library and Eating ParlJur Furniture. ; capital and elegant four-past and other lkdocals, with Chintz Drapery and oilier Furniture., Prime seasoned Fea ther Beds and Bedding of various kinds, capital well made Cabi net Articles in fringed and other Wardrobes, Glazed book case', Chests of Drawers, Cabinet., handsome Sideldoard, Sarcoptiagns Dining Tables on Pillar and Claws, Sota, Card, Pembroke, Oc casional Ladies' Work and other Tables, in Mahogany, Rose and Satin Woods; Eating Parkiur Chairs, various Articles of Furni ture for Servants' Apartments, numerous Kitchen Requisites, valuable Fixtures in handsome Register and other Stoves, Ranges, Smoke Jacks, Coppers, Presses, &c. Garden Lights and Tools, Invincible Fences for Pleasure-Grounds, and other Effects. To be viewed l'hurclay, Friday, and Saturday, preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be had on the Premiset., at Is. 6d. each (without which none can be admitted) ; and of Mr. Robins, W arw ick-street, Gulehge-square. • EALING, ON Tim ROAD TO UXIMUDGE, Six Miles from Hyde Park Corner. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND, richly orna mented with tine grown TIMBER, beautifully situated for erecting VII. LAS,eligible fur GARDEN GROUNI.; ; BRICK EARTH, Neat corrA M GE, Ste. RQBINS By r. , On the Premises, Ealing-Grove, Ealing, Middlesex, on Nio N one, the 16th October, 1815, at Eleven o'Clock, in Lots, A VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, EALING GROVE, situate at EaliN, in the County of Middlesex, between the two Great Westera Roads, only :ix Miles from Hyde Park Corner • containing nearly Forty Acres of exceedingly rich Meadow lan d, beautitully ornamented with fine grown Forest Trees, Shrubs, and Evergreens, enlivened by fine sheets of Water, laid nut with Walks, and belted by Planta tions, enclosed by Park Paling, and presenting most delightful Scites to erect Villas. The Land is highly eligible for Garden Ground, abounding with Brick Earth. A neat Cottage, situate in Ealing, convertible, at a small expense, into an elibible Resi dence, with a piece of Garden Ground, acc. To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be bad on the Promises; at the Bell and Old Hats, Ealing; White Hor,.-, bridge ; Pigeons, Brentford; Red Lion, I lounsiow and Southall ; of Mr. H. Wyatt, No. 5, New Inn; of Messrs. Blake, White, and Ainge, Essex-street; and of Mr. Rubins, Waroick•street Golden-square ; of whom Tickets !or viewing may be hail, aid a Plan of the Estase nay be seen. ELEGANT MANSION, EALING-GROVE, EALING, Six Miles from London, on the Uxbridge Road. Capital BUILDING MATERIALS of aosuperior qaality, a Quantity of Invisible and Oak Fencing, Hot and Green-houses, &c. In Lots, to be pulled down. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Ealing-grove, Ealing, Middlesex, on Mow:tar, October 16. IBIS, at Eleven o'clock,' and four following days, 91HE VERY VALUABLE AND CAPI I'AL J. BUILDING MATERIALS of the first description, of the Noble Mansion and Offices, EALING (MOVE, situate at Ealing, on the road to Uxbridge, about six Mlles from Hyde Park Corner; consisting of a large Quantity of clean Deal Flooring, capital Timbers, Mahogany, Wainscot, and other Doors, M.Alern Sashes glazed with Plate Glassand hutters; capital principal Oak stair Case, with Carved Balustre and band .rail, secondary stair. cases, elegant mar Ole Chimney pieces finely wrought, noble Co lumns with Corinthian Calm ' adapted for a ,tp.icrtus 'Jailor saloon ; a large quantity of stone and brick work, Stone Paving of various descriptions; capital Westmoreland Slate.-, several I ow. of Plain and Pantiles, Paving l ties, Clink. rs, and various useful hlaterials,Sta% le Buildings, Grapery, Hot-houses, &c. w ort h y the attention of Gentlemen, Builders, and others; the print:pal rut modern, and of excellent designs. The materials may be catty csnveyed to any part a the Kingdom, front the ;Tax:lll4 to the Grand Junction Canal and River *Fhames. To be viewed three days previous to the sale (Sunday exe:.?tett, when Catalogues may be had, on the Tremors, at Is. each ; at the Bell, Ealing; Pigeons, Brentford; White Horse, U alartdge ; and of Mr. I.tobins, Warwick-street, Gobton.square. YORKSHIRE. Valuabe FREEHOLD aiti 7 I 7 YTHE-FREE ESTATE, and COAL and IRON WORKS, situate at MIRFIELD, near HUDDERSFIELD, in the West Rlding of the County of York. By order of the Trusty-, at the Black Bull lini, iu Mirfiuld, on the 30th day of October next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore noon precisely, in Lots, (unless prev amity disposed of by Pri vate Contract, of which timely !nicer will he given), ALL that singulasly•eligible FREEHOLD and 111'H11-FREE LiTATE, including 185 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, divided into small compact Farms, with spacious Buildings, suitable for bLinutacturers and Tradespeople, situate near the river Calder, late ly the property and place belonging to the Calder Iron and Coal Company ; to gerber with 21 Cottage-houses. The whale of the Premise. .:ay be entered upon immediately on the purchase beteg comple:cd, and will be found we I deiterving the :went on of purclia..-t,, ai they lay within a king Fence, bounded by the navigable ever Calder on the north, and near the turispiteroad leading fro in Wakefield to Huddersfield, two miles from Dewsbury, anti in a central and very improving manufacturing district ; there is a modern-built Mansion, very pleasantly situate upoa part of the estate, called Calder Cottage, fit for a genteel family, embracing every convenience, and fine scenes of rur.il retirement. Par.icu tars of the Lots will be published afterwards. Also will be Sold, at the same time, ail the Mines and Mine rals, laying and being under the above-mentioned leaf., consist ing of the remaining quantity of four seams of Coal, lately working at the following depths from tier surface, viz. the first, lit yards, I foot, 6 inches deep; the second, 31 yards, 3 feet Jeep ; the third, 53 yards, 2 feet, 3 inches deep; and the fourth, 88 yards, I foot, 8 inches • all now won, and of ex relent quality; one other seam has been pored to laying, 46 yatds brlow the las: mentioned, and capable of being got at a very meditate expense ; two of the fernier make excellent coke for smelting iron. Also a large quantity of two excellent beds of Iron Stone, got at a mo derate expense, and within a short &wince fermi the surface; together with all tbat newly erected Blast Furnac.., eapaule of producing from the above Coal and ben Stone, 40 ton, of pig iron of excellent quality, per week; Blast Engine, 51 horse power, Water Engine, Ca-ting.liouse, ork shops, Cinder Ovens, and oilier necessary erections, Pits, Shafts, &c. complete, and ready for tarrying on an extensive business (and with very little capital), in the iron and coal trade. I he Furnace is situate on the Batiks of the river Calder, and affords every cenvenieilee for carrying iron and coals to all the great matufactuntig towns, at a very moderate expense. . The Pits are now open, and the roads ready made, brior immediate work .rig without any expense • and the Coal and loan Stone brought down to the furnace, an d river, by an easy descent; di,: whole will be found to he well worth the attention of dealers in both articles. For a view of the whole premises, apply to Francis Hay, on the premises; and other information may be known, by ap plying to Mr. W. Raynor, of Oveton, near Wakefield, where a Section of the Strata, and a Plan of the Estate may he seen ; and also of Mr. Howard, No. 17, Golden-square, Landon who is antheriled to mat for ten was byZdvate CIPUIZICts SALIS BY AUCTION. AMERICAN NURSERY, SLOANE-SQUARE, CHELSEA, THE Valuable and Healthy STOCK of this No sery will be offered to SALE by AUC TION, by ;V COCHRAN, on the Prentic'', on MONDAY, the 2d of . c , her nest, and following days, consisting of a quantity u: n FLOWERING PLAN ES of Rhododendron Catawhiemis, Camellias, &c. &c. a great variety of hardy AnWriran : lieu! and Plants in pots, principally collected by the Proprietor, ex sively in this Collection ; also a choice Collection of Chute, c ji and Green-house Plants. 'To be viewed front 25th September, by applying on do. p miles, whlre Catalogues may be hid, an I of the principal Nor-, and Set-thine:l, Commission; and Particular>, by J poly int r, Cochran, Auctioneer, Duke-street, Grosvenor square SELECT and ELEGANT' CABINE and ITPHOL , . ; • FU RNI FORE, being the Stock in 'I rade of Mes.r. I! .. E and Outhwaite, relinquishing the Upholstery Busine,.. By Messrs HERRING and !O.:, On the Premises, Y S, at. Paul's Church yar.l, tot Toss;,a.; 3tl of October, and three following days, at el , vett, ASSEMBLAGE •4 elry,act Mott , . rti I NI CURE Include. Pier and CI imnry Cla•ses vi mensinns, in rielLy carved and gilt .Fratrus, beam dui . :It•e. Rope Wood, inlaid with bras, in Ceinnusie, Card, S o f a , occasional Tables, remarkably Eno sot 41 6pa7tsh Dining tables, Pedestal Sie.eboards, Pec;trurnr and law .1 drolwa, Bookeues, Secretairrs, Chrsts et . Vrawer<, douse, tent, and brass joint sofa lieds•eads, ( a t Furniture. aud Bedding, arming-rams t., elegant cu. glass Lustre., antique Wirtz , : ot : • a variety of Misceltaneous Furnitur•:. The wh,,fe tf.e first rate manufacture, and in the intitor;iat.• ,•1 ?slo , srs. Herring arri Son respectfully ate,orie tl •• of the Steck in 'rrarle wilt be .01.1 w ir,ut nay re. re. :,• Iltribes and Outbwatte being alsout to 1.•,•,.1 ttv.ir • 10;11... rur po.r of making advances oil s iti • . property intend.! I for imme.'iate sale, as they c:/n..!e , •r .!.. sent rttensive Vi'are-roosts in St. Paul's Chn:tb...,;•.'. A deemed a singularly eligible situation for Auct..4l . May he viewed four days prior to the Sale . Ca. ati.):Li 4 each, without winch no person can be atlmitt rt. ARomivric SPIRIT of V !NEGA It, (ti.' guial Invt•nti.tn of Ms. HENRY, ..i.d bro.:,:its • , successive improvenit nts to the light s• p-i iec• ...II) cqn. be prepare.) and sold by Mevall. NIC.NRY, Il.lanutactar..•; mists, Manchester. This aareeahte pertumed Liquor v. , !:teii :s composei! or • concentrated Vinegar, joined With Ow mos' pleasant At , 'I and efficacious Antiseptics, ma bt• kept uniii.pairtl ~, Climate and for any h,ngth of ttnie. Its pungent (1 , 101.0 _ it for alfordt..g relict hi Head-ache, Fain. nits, Ice.; au.! .-, it peoLciarly grateful and refreshing in erne/de" r :., i t s, .n of pnblic resort, and in the apartitients of the sift. It c.. , , acts, also, the infection of Contagious I) stases. As many spurious said inferior preparations are sol I undo sane and sioular names, the public are re.ines.ed te 01,!..:r the otity proof of its being genuine, era• tLe tiara's or NI Henry, Manea•ester, are engraved on th.• t.iiiitp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in ton. 6. 4, frier 21 94 stamp include", is sold uholcsa:e and retail by llayley and Cocksput-street,' (the only Arms in I.onl.ni authorise: I Prqui. tors ;) where may be had, :3ponze Loses of (kill, ; Cornelian, Crystal, arc. Also Haile! CALCINE?) Ninourtra, in bntles at 2 , and larger with glass stoppers, at 4e. id. each; their C*llllV6' on the ,ramps. . 11•.) [HUM AS 1 YiAllt, IBEG teave to inform you, that ever since the I 790, I had been afflicted vrith the Lute Venerea, whirl Its obstinately resisting every course of me -Stelae prescribed most Aninent of the faculty here, and undergoing several ccurs of salivatton and twice disal..arged from the Hun& 11 etc rclief, would appear to be of the most inveterate natt the spring of last year my &Rorie had got to such a 1,, nearly to put a period to r.ly existence.. It, tlds state, I v; commended I,y Mr. 1. The:r.peon, received so tree by them here,) to take ycor Leak?! s Patent Pills,whick I to do on the :Nth M :in the course of a fortnigh• I t.. rec sive oer.ef.t. In little more than a month I Lees' rout u.l,ertl 3.lvire suit tnidirine, perfectly free Iron to mer coiapLants, hr.rr reci•verf. d my former spirits and en and :1111 L comejolh;ay. ' . tat, in which state having cool tnauy nteutbs a the astootehment of all who kriew me, at a loss in what term,/ te, express my gratitude, but be l e , the good of other suffering mortzls, to make this my public as-po, iitAr, AS I shall on every occactoo.-In •.o dui drill greatly obits., Om, your grateful n'ot•dient "'cry hand want, ALEX. MURK. Swan's CI age,' High-street, Edinburgh. Prepare 4 and sold by thew& Proprietor , Thomas Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at Li , N 0.9, New 114dr-street. They are also sukt by his appointment, at the Perfume' 35, St. Alban ' 9l-strett, Pall Mall ; the toy : shop, No. ho fo r d-street ; Mr. Eshorough's, lb .7, ne posit., the Monuovnit and by one ; , errlin in int.:ry wuu :own In InEland, ?ex. •r Poxes oLly :.4.!)(1. each, .sale.lt full and pla or directions, whereby pct .tens ofeither sex kesugelve+ erth ease and %revues.. No. IS, Bur ceik-tattet i Flcct street. :slay I, WHEN Men iil EJncAtion And l'rtiLssion; use perreeeting endeavours to discover :he most certain method of treating a trw prevailing lase:ices, ti.e . fat result of their experience is the best proof-at superied• Fifteen sears have we devoted our practice to the ti treatment of 'three Disorders, and the c:implete sdec:.ss ing ois plan. gives us Additional ardour to appiee as much ; Me the ravages of those comp aints which are the most ii: of :a, tie itifirinides•o which the heinail ecuou.siy k exp. After an authorised introductkin into every br.incf , of Science, vie determined on commencing practice, to re divi.htak from the ignoratice of uneducated men, or the dingo ous precipitancy 01 a g•ineral pracitinner. The three desiirilers, to the cure of which we have tli:c , attention, comprise every species of Venereal Infection, of recent or long duration ; sadly, all kinds of Detet:ty ciency. whether arising blink thi secret habits of semi.- 1 .! , the indutericies of mature age, terminal tog in it:4lo,i.] sometimes in anistimption ; And lastly, that de_rsagelmn system in women, which is called liarretiness or J.i.l many eases miglnAting in a similar error. Numt rmis diseases are the result of ignorance or has' treatment of a bilialite(ittnarrh4lCf, ant it not %lief , ii,, , pens char the seeds of life ate pulsated, from the iii.i.l' of an unguarded moments My a superior niesitial, .11• . plaints are easily cured; and even %%tare oilers have ..• trust that ere may tflcr an el. ertial restaration. Still cannot the must inveterate casts of corsiteril In this disorder equal the calandirsos situations i.: ::": from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or pree..... , :e g ..e fa.hionable life, acquire that state of debility, u:. c i .s voidable effects of ouch pernicious habits. '\\'M• re the 'offerer brads over his misery. b .t C3:-.:fitt:y co, set!' fortune, it may be ann.e consolatiou for ham to Ire a•sut while o'her ptactitioi-..ra fearfully anticipiee the e vent, removal of those deficiencies by the gradual prove , i vated Nature that is the acquirement of our stir . -.. I devotein at the shrine of liat.cbits or Venus fir ve he i i.ii t( essence of tininhood, touch anxiety will I.e pervil.i- i ii. counteraction ui this iaotriid state, sod to lite;e ca A. , Ili, •• Scotty will occur; but where this deficiency has bee , ' ;. 1 .. continue !or years, a judic.itsus perseverauce is iiidi.;...s. reeiv, the constitution, and re-animate it to heahh. Flic I) s• awi of the l'reilira, is fiequently c. i.r... - • or arising from the above coiii;,ishas, have nit e attention; by tio infaiiitile and improved Ow, v' hied to reniove obstinate (Beets and etriethri ~ s-:ii cent or nt long iiiir.t. ion, without resorting to III.: i is deugerous use of the caustic i•ougie. Many ii.stanci adduced of ray insert:rate cases, of et-octal ye Ir. s'" , ' having yielded to our l e, , Euil in a few •Ins, aftvt the been attemliitti by tehee praciition-rs %mil 411 'i f , . Patients ill the tountly to ilia, their Ntv, matinee of h. by le: ter, enclosing 3 remittance, will bete the reg al ' ! and me . licines tutu atiled to any part uf the United hint (...'.f, and Co. Members of the Royal College of Sir ... ._ . ttt ;r bv ATEA Tu-AlcilitKU t.oNuoN 4. 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