Star. — London, England, 1801-01-22 00:00:00

'I Fri during which, the profecntor °barred ,in the Pri foawr'shaod, beta -ten his fingers, half-concealed. what he was coofitkat was a counterfeit guinea, • at the fame time he gave him a bad bail-guinea. confequence of is atteropt at. impofition, joined to the fu£pieioe circumnance above-men tioned, Mr. Wrenflibail the Prifoner taken into cohndY he wits liberated. Waterer, at the time, op his nnages pain g his word fortis appearance I neat day to cusiwcr use charge before the Lord' Kayo?, which the prifoner aceordinglydid.—Hh lodgings were forcheci, and in a tea-cup on the Mantic piece, a counterfeit hajtguinei was found, which, however, it appeared a young s ell, then in else rpora v faid was her pocket-piece. The Prilbner's Coaufel exerted hindidf with great Leal in Iris defence. He infifted that there * was no competent evidence of any criminal Intxn -644 on the part of the Prifbner, I,:k*which the ef fenCe of the ,offence confined. l i nt the hackney coachmen were of all others the moll likely per fops to have bad money intpofed,upoit them,. and that he was prepared to prove, were it noralreadr admitted by evidence for, the profecution, that the Priforter had averred in the firft inftance that be had found the bad guineain the bottom of his coach, together with a thimble which he then produced. • The RECOILDISI delivered a very able and im partial charge to the Jury* the leading polo& of which was, that 4 criminal intention muff be fa- I tisfattority proved in the Priforter, in having ut- ; lentil the money knowing it to be bare and cove- I terfeit, before he came withinahe purview of the Ratite under which he was irulitted. The jury, alter Tome deliberation, pronounced a verdift of —.Net Gray. Ann &weep: was indite for Realing a toilet,. bits and &miry other tuticies, the property of Ba ran d'Attuilfar. The (errant of the profecntor proved having left a toilet-box and &vend ether articles, which were traced to have been in the poffeftion of the Prifoner, whceacootsnted for liar• ing them, by failing that Ike had given three half penny worth of matches for the toilet box, to a perfon the met in the ftreet, who feting her in great diltrofs, with five fmill• children, had all. given her the other things as Rated in the intlitt anent. The learned Judge laid that there was no evi dence to prove that the hid ftolen them, as they licrenot farthree ireeks, nor had the nate ment fhe lad given of the, reaftin of their being fs,imd in her mgc(con been contradletod. Ti might poffihly %Open, th at fome other peon wht hate_kdeAfitern 3;4 fearing deteetien. te ,„,cr. in order to f x . 1 Ai d 4 their Qtriipio 4ei s howeyer the ' would deicrOartali: The ,Jury immediately dna the. prifonea' ,-- krf-Olt • * • The prifoner nadl cbilain becalms, asid was 4 rrioft wagtelleand.depteiiiehlt *king °Nett -.Colkisil4ba jelviyarers were indieted for sealing a lather fheeP, vane itos. the property of Ti t tcl4k4J)ltre was alfo a count in the in diament for tollingthe (hid (beep. The only evideiEe in favour of tfiefrofeention was the roluntall - confeflion of taken ' l before a Maglftrite 3t Edmonton, ittettich was read In Court t de Rated, that a potion of the iaine ' of Gower had, prevailed upon him. legetheir.with the other prifoner Jowl, Ao go °mere:nag into a field at the bottorikof Water-lane, Edmonton, be longing to Mr. White, in order to kill a fat (beep; they trent, and after driving the (keep about. killed one and took the fkin off, which they left behind them. They afterwards divided the fpoil ; but it appearing that the mark on the fkin, which was found the nest morning, was W. and there being no proof that this (keep did atlually belong to Mr. Tuck, the Jury found the prifoners—Nee Gaik. Studs was tried for fleeting a quantity , oflead, the property of John Gantt - on. The protecutor having stiffed a great quantity of lead from his premifes, in Kingtland•road, framed his foreman of it ; he having oecalion to purchafe Come nails, went into the (bop of a Mr. Revell, in Kinghand-road, wtiere he Cavils:no had lying on the llopfloor ; upon looking at it be dii• coveted it to be his marker's property. He was in formed by Mr. Revell that he had pm:baled it of a man of the name of Kan; upon wow to Marr, he Paid he had fad it to Mr. Revell by deface of' the prifoner and another mat, of the name of sinith ; on this. the pruner vote taken into c ailed y. On his examination at Worthip-fircin, he Jived smper, (Facing, that being in cosaparty with ith at a public-houk in Hoston, he foaled a. rack, upon opening it, it was fated, to contain the lead is queftion ; he and Stwidi applied to Karr to felt it , for them, who aecordiney did fo, for • the ftint of 11. os. 2d. two Ihillinjs and fispeace tilt which. he gave him for his won e. The teamed Judge Paid, that as there was no proof that the Prifoner did not find the lead, as he had Rated ro by his own confeffion, the Jury muff find him not guilty—Net Guilty. • Awirear Thaleffea was-capitally inditted for felo sioufly forging and uttering fake acquittances for money, with intention to defraud feveral perilous, and in particular Jofeph Milward, a cooper refit,- ing at the Seven Dials, Holborn. CONST opened the cafe as Connie' for the - Profecutors, and gave a concile detail of the dr cuiuftance which furnace! oecation to the relent He lia:ed, that a (bent time after the capedi. lion to the Hetder, Come of the firft charafters in the calvary had fmmed the plan of an ionization for th.: more eff?ttivil relief retlit chiLitteis of thud*, h•ave ran who had &Ilea. tot who the:l hereafter fail, in el.. fe -ce of ;h.: count:•-,.. The objiaft of this pl in was to & iv.: the chatlattn fetch an eau, catior. as roihtfi: them for bei:og ucefol. members of the comnurnittr. lonelier of turning out, as hi- J • theo - to la a viatv.tritty of t acs, individuals who j were not rr..zrcly alders, bile who preyed on the refretalde Tart let foeiety. A plan to catchall • it' d patriotic as 'll4 could tot fail of liberal fop., .• port friar itational girerealta. l th e ip dons made to carry it into sffeit west osmarkable. area at a time liken eaamplasofttetentive charity . wort wont numerous than in any lamer The Prifoner now atthilme,on the BA prppoial or this inftitution, had v...tieularly dißinguifhed hlmfelf bf his apparent real in escouraging the deign ; and by his expreffilms of generous corn paron for the wretched ebieds oT the iateaded charity, had recommended himielf to the atten tion and patronage of theft noble perfons who were ma alive In their exertions to promote fo important an end. He was not polieffed of mach fprtune by birth, and at the time he came-forward with .fdelt zeal in the bonnet's, he had ne vifible means of fepporting a genteel and fplendid Ryic of life. He was nominated trrafurer when the ie. aitution was eftabliflted under the name of the National Eacleavour," -and to him the whole pe cuniary interefts of the fociety were entrufted.—, 'The fubferiptions were diredegi to be paid into his, hands; he had full power to drawpn behalf of the fpciety on a ITIOft refpeLable hanking.houfe, and in a word was honottred 'by a degree of cosidence which on his part caned for a proportional return of attention and fidelity to his foie= truit. It (con appeared, however, how unworthy he was of filch confidenee, and how much he abated the powers with which he was yelled, to the Mott tie- I furious purpofes. He had net long been eflablifk ad in his office of fecretary before he began to fup- port a Ryle of fplendour sad magnificence far in ferior to any thing he had hem accuftomed to in former life. The change of tour& could not fail to excite furprife and awaken cuAofity, bat i con fiderahle time elapfcd befere any fullsicion ureic that he was converting to the fupport of his own , newly affumed fplendour the money generously fubfcribed. for the fiipport of the unproteded off fpring of our national defenders. Above the month of Auguß hat, when Earl Bt. Vincent's noble donation of a thoufand pounds was received, fufpicions began to arife that the prifoper had been guilty of groTs mifeendud, and the Board of Con troul judged it expedient to iaftitate an inquiry into the foundation of thefe itrfpienins.• Then it was that they faw reafon to believe that the pi lawr had diMpated large funts of the money with which he was entrußed, and ?hey refolved on an in!peetion of his accounts. The pdfoner at this time profeffed the utrooft readinefs to prefent his Recounts for infisedion, but he contrived fo many creaks and delays as !hewed how inconfißent theft 1 profedions were with his real conduct. The Board on this oecaften applied to a Mr. Cuppage, a gen tleman who has great knowledge and. ..sprinter in futile& of this kind, and it was originally tended that a pliblic infpedion of the accompts &mild take place. This, however, being atom , wards judged ineonvesienr the sard left the whole -matter to be fettled bombe Mr. Comp and the prifoner. On the initiation of the am. , coinfts, Mr. Cuppage had Meng fulpicions that lkvcm) of the acquittances for money produced by the prifeper were &lie, and be judged itneeel: fary to make application to *toenails the truth or the falfehood of thefe receipts. He accordingly took the acquittance particularly listed is the to difintent to Mr. Milward, and Ran hint he learnt that this acquittance was forged, and that the pee. tended fettlernent of accounts betwixt hint and the prifoner had never happened. Not &tithed with this fir! Ratnnent, Mr. Canape applied a fecund time to Mr. Milward, who, after tweeting him &lf in warm terms refpeding tht fanning doubt with which his former teßimony had been receiv ed, again Rated that the acquittance was fel*, and that the fettkment had never taken place. On this information Mr. Cuppage very properly judg ed that the prifoner was a fit object of judicMl cog niaance, and that if really guilty he ought to for feit his life to the laws of • his country, offended under eircumflances offuch peculiar aggravation. The prifoner underwent an eitaminatson before a Magiftrate, and in eenfequence of what was the. Rated, was given over to take his trial for the crime. Such is the habßance of what the 1.474114 Counfel Rated of the (aloof the cafe. After hi conclacie4, Mr. liaroa Tnostson raid, that as it apilared from an infpeBlon ofthe paper lakd its the isdioftrasot to he a falee'acquittaace, that it was not each as the law acknowledges to be a receipt, he would dicta the Jury to acquit the Prifuoi:e na the prefent htdianteat. The pried'sr hOWCII/Crt be u - ied oa a aew indiernent for the fraud, and fur thisgsatpote the Learned Cass ie! might arm fat a detainer. Ma. Comas acceding an tisis, the • was is the mean tinse remanded to and will orilvrgo a new trial for futnitzleatly enibcsarkag She money causufted to his care. YeLierday 7, Fyher. who was avoided is De euuttve S lows„ as executed sit the Old Balky. parhunt t. his (frotsuse. tot dealing 720 pounds eftistraunah fagar frota the Duncleellibar‘W .t du, ng, property of Mn . ka li * Brain. Altho ug h skewed great legit; datum his con fi nement. :appotred to evince a deceit deportment on the. susd *tit about ten minutes in *fervent peanuts, and was launched into eternitl (bon after eight o'clock. Ycflertioy, at Union t Hat4„, joh:t Harcruig was. cliar4,seck by Wlili.tm Blake, with robbing. him of a watch Raced. that he met the prWon-rt in .the Sotusigh. when they both went to a public ihoufe, slid niter drtultiug for fosse time.. looking sat his watch' to obforre the hour, the d rainer Couched it out of his hand, and ran off with it in to the nr41,61. b . ll, 'ther a long purfuitOse was talon, with 411 C watch upon him ; tspon this, (tate. most. lks was ct,mmitted to take has trial at tha next adissurrtust Sicilians for die county of Sorry. writ:rum was committed for re-examination-on ott h7r ,,, e of pot-Reading. Loa 'tuck Petat 4*(4rfia. 410 WAs.latel,y fent tamed by rho High Court of krthiciary, to be :honied at Edinburgh, for breaking , into a. tlasp, io D,ilireit i ls o tutu.; ved A rcipitatqf his Lacnte durassg Itit/thjefly's *afore, Soto** tot'unit,ht. is trite 4E117 na,. about, eight toctmin Samuel. 4trong, hayward of Sherhorne .common. wits found LiClici;i4l a tkiSCJI. at a, !Loft distancu from his lusufe., !Ay his d4lleitet ; it is c u ppoiid hC hid l o tile thus mar two. boom he having left ahetberosa stun t, Cab .vary, _much in taiicarods corelmlei 39114 a !vas td , on his ;body; Vat did--..s.AudatiCt"Drati. -- -I 119t1115. .0n the Lath leant, at Barton (We Coltage, li.usta, the Lady of Hada Denzathorne Harris, Erg. of Hague, in the county of Devon, of a fun and heir. •At his lodgings in Yost. tic. Lady of Benjamin Agar, Eft,. of Smell ton, of a daughter. MM. Andafon, wife of Mr. John Andetion of Whitby, merchant, of a fon. MARRIED. On Saturday hat, at St. Boislph, Aldcrfgate, James Nome ' Spry, Efq. of Alderilate-Rrett, to Mils ,Rubinfuti, of Charter houfe-fquare. On Saturday Oft, st Worthing, in Suit:, Mr. Robert Hol den, of Littic Eatcheap, tidal fon of Robert hoiden, Efq. lee of the Mood of Jamaka, to Miffs Ann Xellamapn, third daughter pf Jacob Kt:Reim:am Efq• late of the fame Maud. I At Resaltrr, M. Was Moir, tualtitcr and hoponerdant, to Mifs Gardham, both of that plate. At Meth Cave, Junes Bacchus, aged 97, to -Mary Watfun, aged 17. ' On Thurfday fe'rudght, at St AllikCIVI, Holborn, Mr. T. Sotherin, bookfellet, of York, to Mifs Elie. PotraostLisautery lane. Tlat Rjo. W. M. Heald, of 131rdail, to Mifa Greenwood, of Durham, Mills At Durham, John Goodehild, of Million, In the county of Durham, Efq. to Met. Mowbray, widow of George Mowbray, late of Sifbopwearmouth, Efq, Mr. Lake of the Outwood, to Ws Greaves, daughter of -Mr. Robert Gnwnrca, of Wakefield. Lately, at Camberwell, Surrey, Robert Bayty, Efq. of' . King's-bench Walk, Temple, to Mifs Joules, eldeß daughter ' of the late Mr. Joules, of Wincheger. On Friday laft, at Boughurti, Hants, WilltAniFendall, Efq. elMa2omk9sife, GlasurAeraske, to Mra J. Lyford. Latoly, Mr. It Hooper. of Effendon Bari, Hats, to. Mfrs Mary Balk, of Old Ford, hdiddlefes. • • 1/11.D. At Bombay, tie ssth June ialt, Major Thomas Fyfe, in the revoke of elst Hen.liait India Company. t • la the Miand et Jamaica, about a twelvensenth ago, Mr.l William Heatfon, late merchant in Edinbugh. On the 4th Infant, at Mittman, Somerfet, la the 64th year of his age, Mr. Jahn Granger. He aged as forward to the Sad of Fortmore, and Bennet Langton. ELI. at Weybsidge, in Surrey, for upwards at twenty years. On lZcoday lait, at Watlington, Oxfordilairc, Mrs. Birk-hood, relia of the Rev. Richard Birkhcad, late Vkar of that place.. I Same day, Mr. Dark, matter ellieckliMlLSoisoe4 'A few dart ago, Mrs. Backlsonfc,tlae wife of Mr.lie*hOUrte of thc White Horfc Inn, at 'rade:alter. On Chriftnuo ore, at Sterna, in Yorkihire, Mr. J. Faweette, dancing:mielter. On the ad inßant, altar a ibort Mrs. Ann Abs., wife of Me. Andrew Allan, of Whitby, wharfinger. On Saturday, at her mother's hook in Grafton-ibtect, Mif. Ileachcroft. On Wednefday Walden, Mr Guy Warwick, grocer, Snow- On Tnefday Wannest, at his father's honk in Welklefo. fquare Maßer Joie Martha, aged 13 years, ooly.fen el Mr. William MarthrK On the sth instant, at Falmouth, on his paffage to Madeira, Mr. Edward Home Septet, Waft fen of Edward Scales, £(q. pf Stoke Newingtoo, Middlefes. O ffinat n a lal v sordny maiint, at an Mussed age, Mrs. Eddie, of Latitheitio I Lately, after a lingeringillnefs, at his ameba's, in Gray's , ' ihne4quare.,Btrtnqt Cinfe. S i c 1 • On SatisfdaTpthing, at es eorge-ftreet. Ranevver -Idsrc ms Howdes, We. Lindy, in Sentkaelpeenegiom Ma Lloyd, wile. of Mr IJohn Lloyd, of Milan "Mita Honk. Os. fOufSeil feW 1 41 44 . - in ttlf 714 Ma bis age, Sec ;Chtlitapfter lgesifte of the Mount, sear In hip 36t1t year, Mr. Wm. bylaw, attorneyat laue, Black- . FOR THE GROWTH ,OF HAIR. . • THE PROPRIETORS of STIR.ACIA.'S ITA UAN 00,,S for the HAIR, bq leave as acquaint 1 1 1 0 1 aRf‘ Go l l 7 l, itv4 Kb& in general, that they ha►e take* a HnuCe, N 0.94, in Newman-*rest, near Osford-ltrcet, for the hie of this much admired Oils, which have been tired with Co WWI Nag 1 idiom for =Waft dl! 1 .. 111# smw eta bald Oboes ; altbAltltit tag ts premeet its or. wittch it win ID -14 bows. All Loolcsfehosit, aadv &Vivi endatsis num or country, may ha It PuM whohfak of ;coil, as above. se do %arta totior, with good allowauce to fon apia; and as many Ladies and Centhanen fad tic bloom/mime air the prefent fafhion of wiga, and rspanolcg they over cut off their hair, ho sang tits Oils to OW. they may totricai; it, and Node; A from turnips grey. Suld allb as ufual by WllCams, Pall-than Ooldtvr;No• 'Or Cornhin; Itunigibry, Orford-Om-et; Metcalf, &Utah No. 24, LialitabalFittept;. mat one Shop in maids* cipti twos is Unit. iiritatm.ia js. a pot os 21. I y. a. dons. • It is private lamer. , • FOR WHITENS/0G AND SONTENING '!HE SEAL THB P.GYAL CHEMICAL WASH BALL Ties BALL has been in the greatelt replete rids the biabotrp and Public, near forty years paß,sni e tr: unlacrfilly allowed to be inilnitely fuperior to any thing yet Tend, for making the Face, Neck, and Hands beand f udy se, (oft, fair. and fmoestl, basing net the WM grain of Papa, or mop thins pecnideers; it talcs off any Micoiner in the Face, Hack and Hiss* rie (smithy. ycilnw, sad tawny tolorin, pre. ' 1 1 ii ipl is eiag h c hipped hands in the winter, making thole white which were before naturally red; it frees the Skin front ali 1 Bing manner of dtformiCes, as Tenors, write, Mondale% Illint.hasn, Mint Phoplai, Pits. or Bodin* of the natallim 1 Freckles, Wrinkles in the Face, ace. keeping It to a liana* ex terns Whiscners vend this it dotle In a Oran time after shiat ; it I piece*, innocent, and may be rattly ufid from infancy to extreme old age, ... It iii prephiedentp, end fold weeded& and retail, by S. and I A ersirteregtens, mingessd from die Strand to No. 21, Ifircirlwialipranwer - Strect, agolloni-fguart ; and sigrx 1 by Craig" by Tun, at the ItoyatExchanye ; Clark, at No or a , . Rivet, Bovugh ; and by Mtbartfchttg, Na. 333, Itaserke-oaes, Staurd. Mite ts. each, or by thodseassen. ' tk I& Tai impothien, asehere are many counterfeits, each Ball Is Wed ep In a pAnted hallo( direftions, ftened with ;OW ivi4ureib B.And B. COnnenay. Cr CANICAEW WH(Z IN SWELLGS • without Cutttrtg or Pain. IiALSS PATY, No. 41, lirkk-lane, Spiral&lds, iv-IL had ler afore break the whole which WM c mac* I Wiebblevoted, with frequent bleedings. and the nwrit_bwalsoaiNprip aipbris Sweross had been baelle ainfaked, bat without -r od whom aggravattd the *fferdirzby lisewillikOMlOnff sod utliaa recommended- Cutting. At ha, takif is c from the faculty of the dilbrder being itachrifile, Ski Wet put under Mr. ROOF. care, , 'where die (Ma esPiektaseed acme. Thtli.ev. Ittelliab HAZIWON. Minifter of Brompton Cba pel,. and W. Mammies. Efe Home Buti Lodge, Siam, hire authenticated the following cure: Mr. Shad** at the Brown Bear, Knightibridge bad a White Swell*, int years, in his left aura, which be anie an , Ablates +brattish% an amazing quantity of putrid matter.— ..Weald, relt (not being abler to lit. down in bed, or fuller I. n !cloaca to be taken off) and eztrcsoc pain, rendered lifer titer them Me was 4dmitted into St. Ozorge's Molokai, wilmirdleg 'hoe Mr. Hunter declared. litimallate animation = ossoffsns, (Mai lo • flare of mortification) and the wall to,basne Mee performed the net day ; when Mrs. Gray (who bad recetweii a remarkable cure A a Bleating Cancer, of nine years fLamilni, which had many deftroyed her left tweaft) prevailed as Mm to piste bitoreff under Mr. &LOOP', can,. by when be issepwre.My rectwercii. A child of Mr. gang" No. 4, Temieweourt, Virginia-ftreet, Ratcliff Highway, when IS months old, bad a White Swelling in her knee, weeded with vioknt pahn and a wry confiders- Me enotradioo of the bmb, of which Ste was cared in a (bort • time relit ILOOIrs. Attegobesie 11, 1 1coodayoonc/P a. from tee o'clock till one, 111-142.140•8111 0 -ftson.Adelilbi• . 1 -ftter , (Port Paid) duly vihrefoll. to patient.. vHkcd it a moderato czprzec. Lilt oftno asj be lefi grata. COSPOitrpftFOR Pußue SALE. At the Dolphin into, on Thurf.lay tt.: Iph day et Janua ry acct. at Twrlve o'Clocit acN'Aiat THE Good Spanith Privtteer SAN MIGUEL, now lying h Pcnthasetb Harbour, VA:se ioct &is Majgaye arand fchooncs the NIT ri.zw. rTmr.Nfrows. Leafed% of the Dect - & 6 in. tattrorne breadth • 17 4 Depth iu Hold about - 8. o • Adnieaiures about 74 iy-94 'ton.. The above veal Is quite new, ac Rip rod with ui h o . Materials and Stores, hid art very rod aid abuteltnt, is out Lot: wW anfwer wcU fur a cw:rataer, 4stashot, or other teruiee where a 612-41114 veer.' is wanted. • For Invezdariat applr co Adella. PAge aad Evans. 43•.trport. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Bogert; Warehonets• Woolftem.ftreet, Plyenoutta, 0.0 Teef•lay. ichruary ac, THE hanallume fah failing acimoncr I.ettcr of Marque L'UNlQ.l 7 E.—llintenGons Length on sled' - 75 YLet 9! inchts. „ Depth in the hold • - 9 t Breadth above wake •o 3 t 4dromfurea r 23 . 1 3 -1 9 Tons *tare Berme, nearly new, topper bittern/4, has s d ee p wa lk would make an excellent primmer, isedmirably well culeubted fir the fruit or any 004 • 0110 4eWlieWeiliii 044 regeire ,l ; well tiand in,fbaget, and may be felt to fee at a finall expence; cap. tared on her voyage front Guadaloupe t Bourdtscx, by hi s litajefty's bip Tspass, Wam.uottLirgati, Et* Cemminukr, is fight of L'IMMORTALITI, HENRY HoTl.4l4afq. C u m: :sander now lying !Ti Caisson; =Came to be delivered, for.viewing the saki arid for Isom mita sty to C. D. Irnsieit, Ship sod Inforizote Drokes..Lhotro.or Ccdrob. bottles, London; of Edward Lynes lito.osse of the Agests; asr of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Drifter, Plymouth. TEETH, &e, GUADALOUPE ODEPEE, FOIL 01/111.1C MALE. At the Bit OKER's WAREHOUSES. Woolfter-ftreet, Plyniouth, On TUESDAY. the Tvatb dap of FebruarYt Inuncliateiy after the Sale.of l'Urtique, 'THE ENTIRE CA1(00 of the Paid VESSEL • tar taperer:km s . 974 Bags and two Kegs Guadaloepe Coffee, of fuperiot 3 Bags and 3 Caiks damaged ditto a Keg Solar a Parcel, containing as Pleas Handkerchiefs. ditto Nankeens z Cafe containing It Bottles Mad 011 Bag Oahu, Notts Elephants Teeth. For Home Cantu:option : erso Red Oak Hogrtlead Staves. 33 Hides in the bait. The above goods may be viewed three days before the Sal•, by IsPrilibli tv C A,synteeds, elslp sad infurauss Brol;•:r, Lloyd'i or Will's Coffee-houfes,Loadon; of Edward 1.1 o.e, Doe of the Agents, Plymoutia; orto Peter Syrocas,Sworn 4:.y. FOR PUBLIC SALE, RITE WOOD, Rc. at, the Brokees Wa=honks Woo:Bo:qt.:stets Plymouth, oil ; Tuefday, the tab of .Pebreaty immediftely 'titer rUnique, rTHE *Trott Sparlifit Lugger SAN JOSEF Y ANIMAS, burthen about ao wns, fquare termed ; h well ed foe a.otsaltes, fruit, or any other employment fuitable • her buethett ;* now trin in Plymouth Pod and there to be tdi la prise Oben frogs tie Spookily by bit Majeftil •• Alcmene, HENRY Dive, Ffq. Commander. lmntetlately after sib be Odd her Cargo, Conibiog otthefialknehtg Goats, viz -2343 Pieces of Cam Wood 6 Calks Sardlnias is Calks Celtic-an Pepper. The ahem Ire& l and Cargo sky viewed, nod Catalogues had three days beige* the Sale,on application to C.D. Symon,, •• and Infant:tee Broker, Lloyd's cr Villa Coffee-Imam on ; of Edward Live, 1163. woof the Agents, nyintooth ; at Peter Stoats, Sworn Broker. TO THE UNPRFJU *ICED. WTHEN his Majelty's Letters Patent have been wT. mated to a losepasatkut we Met kin; the Pattie are at Qom guarthal againd fraud sad istpofition, as fuch Mrdieise or Preparation is previonfly fearched luta ant otraflxed by DUNI add able Profcaors, end • 0 their r.atott reels the gratxof a retest • The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL istrebOh Rood the tel d the fink Medical Km In England, and the veatelt Prof.:/on in Phyfic of the pr (sett age; and for which, his Mdefty has granted Ma Royal Letters Paten Lbw skedkossil, Dr. Bacons is 'WI .in ,ceding teeth to the world the always rtvis unstvalled Medicines, which is the fruit fect &Ind ftudiths appllcadon, fur trpwerds of years. The otanical Syrup is a certain and fate cure for all ViMarli ht f &ions: if the bwnen frame has bees palmed by the above l'laltion or by P 4.. nodal prepafitions, the Botanical Syrup 111 (it r egularly taken) parik the body. end clear it firm all botches ood tures, equal to that of the infant newly born; in Ilkett or Gon,rrhoes, few bottles will be requifite to perform • sari. ht Women, the Meakineli a eettaln rested, sgainit aerrennef* or Sterility, and fcverd compisi.rs the female is fubjeet to, vetieli delicacy prevents to be here Mimed, and which, is explained in ' 4 The Guide to Old Aga' All kinds of Ds bil;ty, whether wiling front the Habits of School boy*, or the Indulgence of mature Age, Witch render nos until able, and make than unfit to 04,1 the Itetings of faekty, and mare lo that if the martial Rase, the Botanical Syrup will cptwe4 the good abed, of which,„thoufands have tsperiencrd and numbers h-ve 71a• losaane.ac Sumer and bleavlus C•11•14a to be lied at the Dosloes houfe, No. 9, Albion-Street; (even doors from the I.everian Mufeum.-Blacktriar's fridge, fu Bottles at air. tin 6d. mot is. 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