Star. — London, England, 1802-02-24 00:00:00

t v I COUNTAr NEWS. NswcArrxx Fes. as - We congratulate our friends and the public upon the difcovery which has been made at the Guildhall this week, of a numerous and defperate gang who have for fome time pall infefied this town and neighbourhood, for the purpofe of pairing forged Bank notes and bare coin, and committing various other depredations. Upwards of 701. has been feized from different members of the gang, in half guineas, (even fhilling pieces, and fixpences : the half guineas and (even fhilling pieces are not worth a (Ingle farthing, and are dircoverable from good ones, being very light ; the fhillings appear fcratched. and are fold by the gang at fo low a rate as sl. for a geinea ; the fix pences are heft executed, but on examination of the edges will be found rough and uneven, bent thereon, and not round. _ _ ' David Anderfon, who belongs to Hull, upon whom 471. worth of bad money was found, is in cuitody.—Henry Molton. alias Sampfon, charged with the fame offence, is alfo in cultody.—Cathe rine Palmerly, Edward Holden, Thomas M'Kib, Elizabeth Turnbull. and Jane fackfon, all charg ed with the fame offence, arc admitted to bail. _ Forty—five pounds more of counterfeit coin, of various kinds, were yeflerdav feized by Mr. Al derman Clennell, making in the whole upwards of z Isl. ELdIN, FEL 14.—0 n Friday morning, the sth inßant, about fix o'clock, there came on here, one of the moll dreadful hurricanes of wind, accotn panied with thunder and lightning, that ever was experienced in this place. Fortunately the Rom only hilted about half an hour ; but during this (hurt fpace feveral houfes in the country were to tally unroofe,l, trees broke down and torn from their roots,befides damage done to corn in the yards. A very daring robbery was committed on the evening of Ft iday lan the 12th inR. in this neigh bourhood. A woman belonging to Invernefs, had that afternoon ere fed the water of Spey, at the Boat of Bog, and was proceeding on her way to Elgin, when the was overtaken by a fellow, who' it teems had eroded the water in the fame boat, and who pretended he was going the fame road. When in the middle of the wood between Elgin and Fochabery, the villain laid hold of the woman by the neck, and, threatening her with death if The made the leafi refinance, robbed her of money to the amount of forty (billings, being all the had upon her, and a bundle of wearing apparel, which he immediately made off with. The poor woman ivss much terrified, and with difficulty got to the full houfe, whe:: the put up that night, and came here next morning. It is fomewhat linguist, that this robbery was perpetra,ed on the very fpot where Kenneth Leal,about 29 years ago, robbed the Elgin poll, and where lie was executed for that crime. The fame day, a man of the name of Grant was apprehended and brought before the Sheriff of Elgin for examination, - being accufed of nabbing a perfon in different parts of the body, with a dirk or knife, at Bridge of Spey near Grantown, in the month of November lag. He has been admitted to hail to nand trial before the Circuit Court of Ju fliciary. The body of a young man, much disfigured, was few days ago thrown athore on the banks of the river Findhorn. He had unfortunately perished in that river in harven laR, while fitting for falmon. ABERDF FN, Fes. t7.—On Saturday fe'nnight, in the evening, a butcher who liv es near the bridge of Dee, was attacked in the Summer Road, as he was going home from market, by a foldier and a woman, (or a man in woman's drers) and robbed of a few Millings, which was all he had in his poc ket. He made a Rout refinance for fome time, but was at length overpowered, and the villain had the barbarity to Rab him feveral times in the thigh with his bayonet. He was able to crawl to neighbouring houfe , where be had his wounds ed, and is in a fair way of recovery. Lail week a young lad in this place fired off a fowling piece at his brother, not fufpelling it *as loaded, by which his leg was much Chattered. In a day or two after, a young man fell into the fame unlucky millake, and (hot a man in the thigh.— Both are now in the Infirmary. Laft week a daring but ingenious attempt to efcape was made by the convias in jail. They were confined in the upper room, over the roof of which is the leaded balcony of the fteeple ; and had con trived to get up the chimney, and Teach that part of it, which is level with the balcony; they re moved a (lone. fo as to have no difficulty in get ting on the balcony, and would next night have efreded their purpofe ; luckily, however, fume plumbers going to repair the roof of the New Inn, faw what had been going on, and gave the alarm. The ringleaders (one of whom is fuppofed to be Campbell. who broke out of Glafgow jail), are now properly fecuredagainft Any further attempt. Eng au ;to a, FRO. 20.—0 n Wednefday there was a great quantity of oats in Edinburgh market, which fold heavily, and prices fell confiderably. The belt feed oats !Old at t6s. 6d.—Some good oats fold as low as twelve !billings. Ycfterday, in Haddington market, wheat main tained laft week's prices, or nearly fo.--Oats de clined greatly, fo that the bell could not bring more than 15s. 6d.—Barley declined a little.—Peafe and beans met a great fall; the beg of the former giv ing only ifs. which laft week brought as. and the Latter only t 6s. 6d. which !aft market daybrought twenty Millings. We are informed a young gentleman from the , Highlands, was attacked - betwixt the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock on Wednefday night lea, at the cor ner turning from Richmond.ftreet intoDrummond erect, and litddenly knocked down, and afterwards attempted to be (tabbed, but this was fortunately prevented by the inftrument ftriking a tooth-pic k, cafe in his waiftcoat pocket, after having penetrat ed his outer and body coat, and the outer part of , his wailtcoat pocket. 'The circtunftance of the perpetrators immediately running off, conveys the idea of affallination rather than robbery. Yefterday we had a very heavy fall of (now, which was fucceeded in the evening by a thaw.; which Coop melted the (now from the arse% We I have had a long and revere winter. The frog fet in with rigour much earlier than ufual ; and the alternate changes from frog to &eft has been very revere upon weakly people; and indeed the obi tuary of this city contains a greater number of deaths this winter than has been known for many years pan. Wednefday night, a countryman who had pur chafed a lot of goods at a public fale in an auction room in Glafgow, while waiting for the change of a bank note, which he had given to the auctioneer in payment of the articles, had his pocket cut, and his pocket-book carried off. It was immediately miffed by the countryman, who, without freaking a word, fprung to the door and locked it ; upon a fearch the book was found on the floor, but the thief was not difcovered. OLD BAILEr. Yefterday fixteen prifoners were tried, one of whom was capitally convicted, viz. James Parfey, for dealing, in the dwelling houfe of Thomas Bilk, a flyer tea-pot and other articles, value tool. and upwards. Ten were eonviEted of felony, viz. IV. Potter, for dealing a cotton gown and other articles, the property of Ann Cockring. 7. Harris, for healing fix quartern loaves, the property of W. Shrimpton. Maria Elliot, for healing two !kills and other ar ticles, the property of John Thornton. R. Crouch, for healing a handkerchief, the pro perty of I. Carcafs. 7. William:, for healing a filver watch, the pro- perty of W. Gilbert. Z. Lee, for heating an afs, the property of S. Wicks. William George Ifarrtfin, alias Kent ilk, and Peter Deal t , were indifted for Gating a box, containing a pair of bracelets and other articles, the pro perty of Thomas Brown ; and Ifrael Davies, Janet yaw, and 'Jane Aullori, were at the fame time in (lifted for being acceiraries after the fad, and re ceiving the fame articles, knowing them to be Bolen. Thomas Brown, the profecutor, (Wore, that on Monday the 18th of January laft, he hired a por ter of the name of Carpenter, to take two boxes from Warren-Ilreet. Fitzroytquare, to Coleman ilreet, Old Jcwry : he then enumerated the feveral articles in the boxes. Samuel Butler, a boy about 14. years of age, depofed, that on the t Bth of January, he received two boxes from Carpenter, with a card of direc tion to take them to Capt. Epworth, No. 44, Cole man. ftreet, Old Jewry ; that it was in the middle of the day, and when he got to Drury-lane, in Holborn, he was Acing his way ; that Armfield, an accomplice, and admitted as King's evidence, came up to him, and alked him where he was go ing ? and walked with him fome (mall diflance.— That he (the witnefs) Mewed him the card, and Armfield alked him, how much he was to have for carrying the boxes ? witnefs anfwered, a &a ling. Armfield told him to keep on to the bottom of Holborn, and left him; that he went on till he came facing the Great Turnaile. The prifiner Harrifon then came up to him, and anted him if that was not Captain Brown's box ? he anfwered, yes; Harrifon fcolded him, (aid he had been wait ing fome time, and aced, if he was not to have a &Ming for bringing the box ? witnefs fiid, yes : and Harrifesr gave it to him; on which he deli vered the boxes to Harrifon. At this moment the prifoner Deal) , came up, and aficed which was the way to St. Giles's ? witnefs anfwered,ffrait for ward. Dealy raid, if you will thew me St. Giles's church, I will give you fixpence ; the witnefs walk ed with Dealy to St Giles's, and was defired by him to flop, and he would come back to him in a few minutes, but he never faw any more of him ; went to Carpenter's, who was not at home, and left word that he had delivered the boxes to a man who met him, and anted for them. Thomas Armfield (ap accomplice) corroborated the whole of the teftimony of the LIR witnefs to the delivery by him of the boxes to Harrifon.— lie then raid, that after the boxes were delivered by the boy to Harrifon, Dealy went up Holborn with the boy, and Harrifon* took the boxes to his lodgings in Baldwin's Gardens, where he, Harri fon, and Dealy, met in a quarter of an hour ; the prifoner Ifaac Bullock was prefent, who lived with Harrifon ; that they opened the box and took out the articles; firft, a miniature pieure, a pair of bracelets, two gold crones, agold pin, fome yards of gold lace, and went with there to the prifoner Jones, in New-greet, Shoe,Lane t aced him if he would buy them ? he Paid he could only buy them as old gold, he allowed them 181. for the whole. They then went back to Harrifon's lodging ; the prifoner Davies came in an hour and alaffafter wards, when the witnefs was fent for, and found Davies there, to whom they &eyed the remainder of the (Wien property ; confining of a main gown, trimmed with lace; turban, with a white feather; a pair of kerfeymere breeches, with black knee buckles; muffin tippet, trimmed with laces two petticoats, a pair of yellow flocs, a fhirt and shift, a number of handkerchiefs, four pair of (ilk Rock ings, two pair of gloves, riboons, &c. ; that they allied him ten guineas for them; he offered four pounds, which they took ; that, betides the pro perty fold to . Jones and Davies, the prifoner Dealy kept a fan and a pair of ear-rings, for which he allowed a &Ming ; Dealy had alto the mahogany box in which molt of the articles were contained. John Edwards, an officer of Hatton Garden Police Office, depofed, that in confeqnence of an information received from the laft witnefs Arm rfield, on the 4th of February, he went with other officers to the prifoner Dealy's lodgings, where he found the mahogany box produced, a dark lan tern, and a number of picklock-keys. Captain Brown, the profecutor, proved the ma hogany box to be the fame he had fent to Carpen. ter, and Paid, the property contained in the two boxes was of the Table of Sol. Mr. COMMON SKRJEANT fummed up the evi dence, and the Jury, after fome eonfultation, brought in all—Gailty—Receivers is well as Thieves., And five were acmiitted, viz. Eisakth ,Wiser "to, y. x#, y. and": Gill. From the LONDON CAZETTB, FS 23. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, FEIIILUALY 23. sth Regiment of Dragoon Gnards—John M‘Aylward, Gent. to be Cornet, by parchafe, vice-Chicheiter, promoted. zoth Regiment oftight Dragoons.—Lbrattenant Blake, to be Captaini by purchafe, vice Croh,veho retires ; Cornet John Nixon to be Lieutenant, vim Blake. 29th Ditto--Cornet George King to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Montalembert, promoted in the 69th Foot. 3cl Regiment of .Foot Guards—Lieutenant William Stotharr, from the 27th Light Dragoons, to be Eniiim, by purchafe, vice Duff, promoted. IR Battalion of the aft Regiment of Foot—CaptainsFrede:ick Muller, from the 524 Foot, to be Captain, vice Sir George Ogilvie, who exchanges. tti Battalion of Ditto—Serjcant-Major Robinfon, from the Royal Fuaileers, to be Adjutant, vice Graham, promot- ed in the ath Foot. 4th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant jorepli Hammond, From the a tth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Britton, who es ehange& a ith Ditto—Lieutenant John Britton, from the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Haromood, who exchanges. 23 d Ditto—Lieutenant William Keith to be Captain, by per chafe, vice M'Donald, promoted in the 55th Foot. 35th Ditto.—Lieutenant Alexander Mackenzie, from the 78th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, who exchange:. 40th Ditto—Lieutenant Timothy Fitzpatrick, from the An cient lrlm Fencibks, tole Enfign, without purchafe, vice Price, promoted; Lieutenant Michael Lynch, from the Tarbert Feneibks, to be Enfign, without purchafe, Vice Chriftian, promoted. soth Ditto—Captain Edward Atkio, from the Ancient kith Fencibies, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Campbell, promoted in the Stir Foot. zd Ditto—Captain Sir George Mulgrave Ogilvy, Bart. from the aft Battalion Royals, to be Captain, vice Muller, who exchanges; David Miller, Gent. to be Eatign, by purchafe, vice Smith, promoted. 65th Ditto--Murough O'Bryen, Cent. to be Enfign, by pur chaf.4 vice Falla, promoted in the 6tft Foot. 68th Ditto—H, Willis, Gent. to be Enka, by purchafc, vice Wood, promoted in the yotk Foot. 78th Ditto--Lieutenant Colin Campbell, from the 35th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Mackenzie, who ex- changes. Bad Ditto--Enfign Charles Huzley to be Lieutemult, without purchafe, vice Wolfer, promoted; Town Adjutant of Va letta, Richard Williams to he Enfign, without purchafe, vice Long, promoted in the 17th Foot. sth Weft India R egiment— Li eutenant Hugh M'Ghee, from the tit Battalion Royals, to be Captain, by purchae, vice Wright, who retims. Qlseais German Regiment—J. Introina, Gent. to be Enfign, without purehafe, vice May, promoted. MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Robert Anftrother Thornpfon, Cent. to be Enfign, by purehafe„ in the ssth Regiment of Foot, vice Harvey, promoted in the 7th Foot, as Elated in the Gazette of the t7th MarehoBot. has not taken place. The Appointment of EMlgn W. M. Greenhill to be I.ieute nant, without purchafe, in the Sad Regiment of Foot, vice Woolley, promoted, u Rated in the Gazette of the Bth inftant, has not talc= place. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Charles Watkins, of Monmouth, breeches-maker and innbolder. William Bourdorff, late of Milbank-ft:ea, Weftminfter, fugar refiner, dea!er and chapman. Chrifinpher Hodgfon and Alla tfon Hodgfon, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, linen-draper and copartners. John Holmes, of Leafs Bridge, Yorkshire, ironmonger. illiam Marfdas and Chriftopber Tonge, of Liverpool, mer chants, deslizs, dismal, and copartners. BANKRUPTS. Riedird Cuyer, of Gneeehurch•ftreet, London, hatter, to fur ' resider Feb. 27, March 13, and April 6, at twelve, at Guild hall. Anomie., Mars. A.and J. Welton, Fenehurch-ftrcet. James Nowlan, partner with John Flth the younger, of New cafUe-upon-Tyne, foapauker, dealer and chapman, March 18,19, and April 6, at eleven, at the Turk's Head, Neweaftle- upon-Tyne. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Stu„lton, Seliton-houfe, London. John 'Wainwright, of Liverpool, gun-maker, March 18, 19, and April 6, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Aunt , nies, Mr. Thomas Blaeknoek, Fig-tree-court, Temple, Lon don ; or Mr. Thomas Morrow, Liverpool. Ralph Bleak, of Liverpool, grocer, dealer and chapman, March la, 13, and April 6, at one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool,— Attorney, Mr. Jediah Williamfon, Leigh-ltrect, Liverpool. Thomas Johnfon, of Ouze-Fleet, near Howden, Yorkfiiire, dealer and ehamnan, March to, zr, and April 6, at three, at the Star Inn, Matiehcfter. Attornies, Mr. fruzley s Tem ple, London ; or Mr. Barnett, Maned:2lyr. William Collier, of Leigh, within Pennington, rancid/tire, awn-dealer, dealer and chapman, March 2, at four, March 3, at ten, and April 6, at two, at the Pyed Bull, Leigh. A ma nles,Mr. Wiulle, ,Bartlars-Buildings, Holboru, London; or Mr. Henry (lakell, Wigan. Jofeph elimplOn, of Colehefler, Eifel, brazier, dealer and chap man, March 18, 19, and April 6, at ten, at the Angel, Cal _ _ . . cbetier. Attornie.. Mr. I:link' Sutton, Junior, Corchacr ; or Mr. Sanderfon, Palfgrave-place, Strand, London. Samuel Jcifepb Clegg and John Whitby, of Liverpool, mer chants and copartners, March 17, 18, and April 6, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, Paradife-firect, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Robert Greaves, Liverpool. - John Emett, of Stoneyhurit, Lancathire, cotton-fpinner, dealer and chapman, March 18,19, and April 6, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manclielter. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Edge, Brawn- . - .. . ftreet, Nianchcitcr. Peter Allen, now or Tate of Nantwieh, Clteßdrei Innhoider, __ . dealer and chapman, March zs, e 6, and April 6, at eleven, at the Hop-Pole Inn, Chefter. Attorney, Mr. Royle, Chefttr. William Williams, of Cowbridge, Glamorganfhire, fitopketper, dealer and chapman, March to, z z, and April 6, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, In Briftol. Anoraks, Mars. Lewis and James, Gray's-Inn-fquare, London; or Mr. Mae Cooke, James Wallis the Younger, of Brikol, bifenit-baker, dealer and chapman, March ts, t 3, and April 6, at eleven, at the Huth Tavern, Bract. Attornies, John Henry Fraukis, Monta gue- ftreet, Bristol; or Maks. /Underlay, Lang, and Ince, • SymomPa-Inn, Chancery-lane, London. George Gill, of Warrington, I.aneathire, merchant, dealer and chapman, March 3,6, and April 6, at clew I:, at the Globe Tavern. Liverpool Anomie'', Mr. Bardfwell, Liverpool ; or Mr. Blackßock, Fig-Tree-Court, Temple, London. Edward Twantley, now or late of Swanfca, Glamorganfhire, baker, dealer and chapman, March is, t 3, and April 6, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, Briltol. Anoraks, John Henry Frakb, Montague-Rmet, Briftol; or Metres. Kinderley, Long, and Inee, Symond's-han, Chancery -Lane, London. DIVIDENDS. Feb. a 4. Thomas Eccles and Barnard Thomas Holbrook, of Watling-Arca, London, warehoufanen, degas, chapmcn, and copartnas, at ten, at Guildha ll . March 6. Thomas Hat : rifoo and John Brackley Prichard, of Liverpool, potfeliers, dealers, ehapown, and copartnen ) at twelve, at the Roe Bock Inn, Nein&ale-under-Lyme. March 8. Peter Took% of iltaifordlltire. draper, at eleven, at the Red Lion-Inn, Wokerhampton. - - March 8. John Thompfors, now or late of Blackburn, Lan cabby, cotton-manufirdurer, dealer and chapeau, at eleven, at St. John's Tavern, Blackburn. March 8. Akxander Butler, now or late of Blackburn, Lan ' ekaire„ fader, dealer and chapman, at two, at St. John's Tavern, Blackburn. March sr. Edward Robinfon, of Dudley, Wortefteralre, car rier, dealer and ebapman, at eleven, at the Dudley's-Arms- Dedier. Math to John Shaw, of Laneafter, and George Shaw, late • Kingfton, Surrey, and Jamaica, merchants and copartn,n, at eve, at the Grapes-Inn, Lanader. Mardi ay. Hrimpbry Hunt, late of BEAN, tea-dealer, dealer sad chapeaus, at eleven, at the White Lon, Brißol. Aril a. Samuel Mors, late of New Beckenham, Norfolk, caw, Illign4rlger, dada and abapman, at tudr, at the APO Inn, Ninth. 111 BIRTHS. On the ath ;Ault, in Guildford -Brett, the Lady of jaws Macklntuit, Efq.of a fon. On Thurfday latt, Lady Johalftone, of a d.fr-qhter, at Wood, houfe-place, near Leeds. On the 18th init. Mrs. Farquharfon,of Hovrden, of 4 (laq-bier. On the it3th init. Mrs. Duff, of Fats reffe, of a Get. At Gibraltar, on the 3oth of December laft , t h e Ludy of Co. lone! Hal , of the Banffshire regiment, of a daughter. • . . On the t tth init. Mrs. Cenningham, wife o.fantts Ctxminips ham, Efq. of Kell°, of a fon. On the nth init. Mrs. Jaffrey, of Kcrfernaint, near Ktlfq of a fon. MARRIED. At Edinburgh, on the t6th init. Mr. Archibald Brown, Sur geon, Glafgow, to Mifs Marion Brown, Jaughtti of the I=x Mr. Alexander Brown, farmer at Curgie. Lately, Mr. Wm. Maude, of Blackburn, to Mr, Crecnway. y sungelt daughter of J. Grecrway, hfq. cf Darwen. A tcw days fince, at St. bunitan's in the Writ, With al .. Powell, Efq. one of the Magiarates oldie Felice Ot5L Goo* man's-fields, to Ws Harriet Davis. DIED. On the 3t ft alt. Surgifon Nott, Efq. of Little Horfted,SuEsa, aged 6t. A few days ago, in the with of St. Mary the Great, Cam. bridge, Sarah Browne, aged Teo. On Saturday bft, at her houfe at Croydon, Mrs. Baran-y • On Sunday, at her hook on Specn Hill, near Newbery,Becks, Mrs. Blake, relid of John Blake, Efq. of Parliament-ftrect. On the Lath inft. Mrs. Purves of Nem Etal, Northumberland. On Tburfday hft, at Hallingisurrplace, tie infant fop d Jam Archer lloublon, Efq. Lately at Elgin, at a very advanced age, a man named David Taylor, (otherw::e known b.: the name of Gay) by pnifillea a gardener, who during the gre left part of his life, held him. felt out to be only so years of age. He was five times joined in the holy bands of matrimony, and after he had carried his fifth wife to her long home, he teas beam often hcard exulting:, to fay, that he expeded to lead a fink one the fame read ' - thosgb at this time he was known to be upwards of five feore years. This remarkable man was never htard to complain of diners during the whole eourfe of his life, till his loft indifpofi. tion, and his faculties were unimpaired to the day of his death. WHEN Proferional Men of education and re. fponfilaility deviate from the general fyfiem by the fe. Icahn' of a peculiar Branch, the fa:salon of lung continued fuecefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devnted my practice to the exclufive treat• meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuocefsful refs* ot my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ant able the ravages of tholi, complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. . . After initiation into every htanch as an Array Surgeon. I formed a wills at an early period of Pradice to refeuc inclividn als from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the epally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. TN: THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, tvhetber of a recent or tong duration,—sdly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariting from the habits of Schoolboys or the Indulgtnee of mature ace, and Wily that de rangement of the fyilem n woman which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs ate the refult Gf Ignorance nr hafte In the treatment of a fimplc Gonorrhea,and tv:t unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are }mitered by the ruin:cream of unguarded hour. By a fuperior method Each remmbints ate any cured, and even where others have failed, I trutt that I may prefumetn offer, radical te-eftabbilament Fcw, however are the cafes of complicated diftnis In the diforder comparvi with the cal2lllltill' fintations of Mcn who from Indulgence Ins SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of r fafhion , hle Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confeque:lce of fuch pernicious habits. . . Where the unhappy ft;frerer broods over his mifery, hut cam fully conceals his misfortune it may he !lime confnlation fat him to !claw, that although it be au objedt of doubt or amen. tainty with other Pradtitioners, the removal of there DEFY. CIENCI ES by the gradual progrcfs of R etr-va t ion is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus hay/ begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented . by an early counteradlion of this kanguid flare, and in thet cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exllted. a proper Paw feveranee is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the flurnbring (parks of 1141 e, and to re-animate the Conflis..ution. MARRIED WOMEN, who hate lorg been difappoirted In their expectations of a Family, may be affured, that in mat initances fuch defedis arc curable by h,ctdiril The SECRECY which is feifentiallu my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have prefumed to hate, form the Bats o my Pracnfions, and.in coincidence with 51-. h this inti mation is Oven. that Mr B may he confultedpefonally (or by lercrs incinfing a fmall note) at his honk, No. a 9, Arun. del-itreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-arca adjoining, and the name is on both the doors. Mio Il4(mbrr niche l'oval C'ofe , •e of Surveont. TO THOMAS TAYLOR LSQ. No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, LONDON, DZAR SIR, IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform A you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluable hledichto•-•.LEAK Vs PATENT PILLS. ,About two years ago I was attacked with a VeNaakas. Dts oaut:a, which I treated rather Rightly fur fame time, but this Difesfe at length fpreading all over my Eody, I was obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but their alfißanee afforded only temporary rolief—l went through various Courfes of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mac Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all ova my limbs, rendered me a complete Objed, fo that my kink!, defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this fitaation, I entilidered death as Inevitable, but a relation of mine comment ing upon the many Cafes in which your Pills had fueceeded, was induced to try a box of them, which thought rather re. lieved me, and by perfeverance for two or three months, and fol towing your Dine:lions, I experienced the molt unaccounta ble Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually fahfiding; I am now, thank Goo, pc-deftly recovered, and walking out daily : I doubt not but one more box, whiela think cautious to take, win eitablilh my health in its original Rate. It is with the mot heartfelt gratitude that I fuhfcribe myfclf, fir, your much obliged humble fervant. WM. Pine cnm. Deanfgate, Manehefter, July r, Igor. P. S. For the public benefit I do not ohjedt log publiled, but leave you to adt as your went (hall (Haar. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon:" Houk, No. 9, New-Bridge-Rh:et: Where, at, refidence of more than this ty-fix years, ha a praB directed io the Cure of Venereal Compidints, yr, bit feercey which men of his Profcffion ihould a he Bitten hinafelf, the advice and affiltsnee he miniiters to perfons taking this Medicine, will a difcerning Public, as an advantage (cid= • void of ambiguity. • Alfo Sold,by his Appointment, for the eonveni living at a diflanee, at the Perfumer's, 1.1 , Rreet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-ffuip, No. 103, O; Difiwarough's, No. 7, Fifh-street-hill ; Mr. S No. t, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Ms bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin Liverpool; Mr. Athinfon's, Mancheiter ; and in every confidcrable Town in GresstSßritain Boxes of only 25. 9d. each, foaled up within , ' tions, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Ct Lute, Speed, Secrecy, ind Safety. N. 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