Star. — London, England, 1802-09-18 00:00:00

, I . ''' e. . - ; ,~__T. _ . . . . . • . AliaMAO& twelve months ago by his wife. . A* • • -- dni'tae, however, he adduced no proof, and nd , - taittsefres appeared in his behalf. The jury hail' little hefitation in finding him Guilty. t , i And five Were acquitted, among whom wete 7oanaab iii•Cartby, a girl 18 years of age, was tried for the wilful murder of her baftard female child, which the indietment Rated to have been, by the ProvidenceOf Goo, born Wit. Mr:Ktrowt.ss opened the cafe on the part of, the profecution, in the courfe of which he obi-err ed that the queftions the jury would have to de-,, cidc were principally two—Firft, whether ~ child of which the prifoner was delivered, was, born alive, for if born dead, it could. not be mu g ., dered . as ftated in this indietment ? Secondly, if tiT born alive, whether the child which was found, nod raid to be the child of the prifoner, was her li child ? - '1 Mr. Barrett, an apothecary and tran - -miderife, at Limehoufe, fwore, that on I'uefday the sath of Anguft, he fa* a female infant, and he examined it to endeavour to arc - main whether it was born dead Or alive. He had formed his opinion then,: and he was of The fame opinion now, which was,, that the child was born alive. He proceeded to, fay, " I have every reafon to believe now that tiox l female thild which I faw and examined then, was born alive, and had been born about ten or twelte Doors heroic I few it, and had been in water about 1 (lye hours. On the Thurfday following, *hkh I Was the 26th, in confequence of what was raid to me by the pallet _officers, I went to the honk where the prifoner lived with her mother ; I fate the mother, and . I told her, in the prifoner's bear ing, there was a furpicion that one of her daughters had been delivered of a child, and atked her whet* the child was ? The mother raid in an Irith way, to fuch think or fomething of that tort. I defiregl to examine her daughter, to convince the oficersif the print that the had not $ I went up debt With the girl, but the helitated, and afterwards refuted to let me examine her, upon which I went darn Plaits again, but afterwards I did examine her; Upon which I had eery reattin to believe that the bad been delivered if i child, but to (late hors icing is but of my liavret‘ ; I can only fay it war tetently ; I diked her whete.the child *is 1 The Mother made arifwer, the had tniftarried about it week. I anted her again where the child Was ! but the made no slayer ; upon which the Was taken i 4. I aced her tge !'ex ? She faid it was a boy/ but afterwards Ibe raid the did not know what _ls pas' ; I never entertained any doubt that the cho - .i'avr knit examined.was born kliVe." Mt. Baron kin HAIN. III If is 1. y - duty to wait you, Sir, that you have (worn before the Coroner, 4 : jolt thought it was iinpoifible for you, or any C.al man t6fay whether that child was bora C'" tot." -. withers explained by raying he meant no . IPM .bp that than til fab as- the body was not _ impoffible to fay With certainty ` . .. e:l :' . Child was born alive or not ; but he - rearon to believe, at that time, and he fame opinion now, that the child vat Hotwais. 811 Mg - to* derkand be- Sir, What It is Yin 'Orr* now, be , my hand4inir'eklitilistition before which you fStote It .Witsbnpotbie to fay *Seth& thild was born not now itseitt.to V a t th at tat alive, but it it to*. idly, the titeunsaldirlit I" _ Lord, that is *it &pilaf* Wtl44. yon do not 06w fcreafpoeitelf tit child Wks born alive! cannot (wear o fi tively to th e tatt, of the ()Stets of tl4P3rifh &aort— as frmale infant it WU then deed • the &ore Of the river of Linieboute, had left it. It' had been for Come Batt befOre under water. There wan the mark of it blow on the right fide-of the head Vibe* I Writh ed it.. I took it to the public houfe, kat the Sur geon was tent for. • Jane Stevenfon, a widow—" moo it NO. 6, King John's Court, adjoining the houfe *here the ptifoner lived, with nothing - but a lath and platter Partition between Us;. to that I -tan hear every word thatpaties. On the Saturday morning be /Ore the body was tonnkl went tathe priforser's houfe to light a candles .I taw her: the was ap parently in the pains of labour. I was Cure the was pregnant.; for I had teen her every day. She was oa her knees Irani.% over a chair and reaching Violently ; the wastp (Iron& ybriur. On the ken day following I fanfherlittmg With her brother's . child on her anti r I. thought their that the had • been delivered.,, afterwards heard of a child be ing found, and / afked her to go with nit tofee • st.; the laid the would, but afterwards the told me her 'hoe; were out of the way, and the could Rot go. lam quite fure that at four o'clock in the afternoon of the Saturday before the Tuefdiy .when the child was found, that the:fiat in labOurd ;.Catharinc Savage, the wife of lfaac Savager. w I live neat door to the houfe of the prifoner.— on the Saturday before the Tue(dav when the abild was fotinct, 4 :l :e went to bed late, and about half pill foar,in th inornink, I bs.Atd a noire. like ibe crying:of a child; hilt I. thought it Was the noife of a pig. I did not tee the prifoner again until after the was taken." Dalton -6 4 lam the Conftable -who took the Prifoute into cullody, When I took her to the Work-houfe, Lanced herif the had been guilty the horrid crime of killing the child ? Shtqatiti the would tell me the thole truth , when her tjier came. I went hick to fee for ha mother, bull Se had abfconded. • I returned tit tite Prifoner , rad told her I could not find her =Other. Th; rifoner told,Me, the had had a child delivered as the - flood before the bed-fide, on the Saturday be fore the Duel-day on which the body was found. She fail that the took the child and put it on one - Ade, and went to put it into the ditch. I tinted,, her what ditch ? rot there are two ditchel uso their houfe. She fetid th e pee the' child in•• ditch at the back of their bode at high-water;, but that her Mother could fay : r g about it th j an The could, I went fat bet mat:',wild founci.her -_- --~ - 1 - ' . -% tot ~. • • tit • jig is Woo 4 tbe isiir thosfirtshe aWs•v4iiiit*iled ofterso. Ppfoner afterwards, told' me the 'wOult ell the whole truth if the two winuen who were prefent would go out of the room. She then told• me tee the took ;he 'child over the bridge and threw itltto the ditch the neareft to their bode, and that her mother had nothing to do with it ; that the had don; it herfelf., I' afked her if the child was alive ? She faid the could not tell, for that the had a dimnefs over her eyes. At firft the faid it was a male child; but afterwards, the faid fhe could not tell what it was." Ann Hurft.—l am one of the poor women maintained in the Parith Work-houfe of Lime honk t I heard the Prifoner fay to Mr. Dalton (the left Winters), that the had been brought to bed between fix and (even on the Saturday night -*tie did not fay whether it was alive or dead : I did not hear her fay whether it was a male or a female—it was on a Saturday, but I cannot fay what Saturday it was. . ' Mr. Baron HOT 14 AM. • You have fivorn that the raid the was delivered of a dead born child. • Witnefs. I did not hear her ,fay fo, 'Sir—l never heard her fay whether the was delivered of a dead child or a living—t She foot* before the Coroner the heard the Prifoner fay Die was deli- vered of a dead-born child.) • , Mr. Baron HOT kl AM . fummed up the evidence, after which, • • The Jury deliberated a few tnitutrei, and found the Prifoner— , Not Guilty. - • ' . Mary ARM Fifier was charged with a -capital of- fence, in Reeling a Inver watch-,, eidua i 4o lings, and four and fixpenee in (aver, the property of Thomas Cook, privately-from his per Ton. This affair which legallf meditated a fatal ter mination to the Prifoner, was the tefult of a pro jetted Pophion rencounter. By the Rory of the Profeentor ' an elderly man, it appeared, that he was going home through HOThOlithetefeett twelve and one o'clock in the-morning of the toeh of le l month. He laid he was not much intoxicated; but knew perfectly well what he was Jtinim 'and doing. Near the end of Gray'sinst-itioe kerns accolled by the Prifoner ' with a 44 gdod night, my dear."—He returned the complinfent. lake :liked him to go bomtWith her, which he refuted, She then elat'ped him round the middle, and put her hand towards the upper part . of his breeches ; be immediately put his hand dovrit to guard his watch, but without effed—it was gone—the whole was the work of a moment. The Profeintor then gave the alarm to loudly, at w bring the tardy and decrepid guardian; cf the nit to the fpot, where he accufed her of the ;theft., • She de , nied it of courfei but very near ,the fpot where the Rood, the watch vritafbattd.oft-tbe paval)4l4.‘ He Crated that money . tii - the flittbinst - hild in' the indictment, was taken : ouy of lb- pate. A fearch of the Prifener, ,*ho bad been forthwith hurried to the Watch.honfe, ,illimediately• took place. None of the Prbfecutees flyer-coin could be found on her. The latter feat' in this Rate ment, were proved by the Watchnten, Conftahle, Sec. whofe affittance had been retorted to. _ In her defence; the Prifoner, who fpoke very well, alerted that the Profecutor suet:riled: her firß : he was confiderably intoxicated; he wanted her to go home with him, which the refuted ; his I .piaons then became fo unruly that he behaved 'rich much rudenefs and indecency w her, which the -refilled, and that it mutt have been in confe• toence of what the Prifoner did himfelf that his -watch. drop ped from him. . Mr. ju ice CHAIN-Bas, in his Charge to the Jury, obferved, that by the evidence of the Pro 'ftcuttir, the capital part of the charge, that of E"sealing privately from, the perfon, was clearly done away, as he Rated he had felther hands about his perfon before the s watch was taken.— With refped to the general confideration of the cafe, the Jury would decide from a review of the evidence. The Jury had very little hefitation in acquitting the Prifoner. Henry Roy, y. . copoliand yobn Morgan, were arraigned upon an indictment which Rates, that Henry Ray, on itia lafitli of March, in the 42d year of the reign of otir Lord the King, of his mahee albrethought, orith' a pidol loaded With powder and a'leaden bullet, (hot one John Bremar, klieg fit the peace of Giro, and cif oar Lord the King, to wit, at the Cape of Goodllope, be , irtind Seas, de.- of' which, on the fame day, he died, and that the other two prifoners were e refent, aiding, abetting, comforting, and maintaining the Paid Henry Kay, whereby they, the Paid John Brertar did kill and murder—that is to fay, the deceafed was (hot .in a duel, in which Mr. Ray was principal, and the other two prifoners feconds. They pleaded. Not Ccuilty. -t They were informed- thrt were to be tried on ToefdapPext, and then they withdrew. Mioviaux gissioes.—Yellerday a great num bet' of petty offences, Sec. were determined, fcamely any . of which were of importance enough to be noticed. Thom Cole was Antacid to be tranfported for feven years, Corr' piflut a. gentleman's pocket of his pocket-bodes. JFiarrits.the evidence of the pre e entor (who is-a foreigner) it appeared the prifoner , made the attempt lit the ufaal way, but, being obferved, ran off With the book: he was,, how' ever, purfued and taken. Another wittier: law the Prifoner run, - and alto law him throw a pocket-book from him when puttied. which the rwitnefs picked up, and which the profecutor (wore 1 -to be his property. At the tircnit Court of jullieiary at Perth, on the Bth ittttant,William Turnereeintnerin Brechin, Marge Burke, horfe hirer there, and Colin Kid, ;let*** or late ihrvant, in.Peteritthe taunt at 'Hittateshtiltie, in the Connty of Ferfa i r, lirre ac [djatitf tiolently affiulting and earryttig off by' "fie rait john Brand, Efq. Litirieflon, the' dele d&ofenthe of &fete, as he was tra. by WO og from./dontrokto Ikeebits iii his own e, haling facet the to' ditisionsn; !ikko tine of.the horfiasand eartiage. A do, geki anotKitaiiiiosto: _ As- -77-IF • _ OfiP - .. kienta, It was *Whet the chi hi a fiery tearoi WAS of the fame , kelt ~ aie. mr. Baron ii ty're you Oa Si Fr ' e I have In atioiter,iit any idan to • alive—tou do asild Was born t6Uettoui t t am es, oiy of tat, ' the el . 6. -L cannot, . Bailey. one ( I picked np thi I. roan& it in tt 'Act ire tide 1 • •••" - r - ` ,• t ear minima l • Viiii tit lie • . l ittioulL 7 Dip O' Co' ti Ust 444 : !ve in 4 4.. t' , , o' . . TO Bab tile oilhi.pqr Aimed ' T.rte i 1 Beef . 3s 8d to 4s . 6d Veal . p ,id to ss •id , Mottos -3i od to o ild Pak •, t o iidt , io 4s a Lamb 48 dd to 6s dd. Stock at Market *is morning, delis doo, . • Sheep Ind Valhi; 3,100. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, Septpitlbet If. ' ' Per Bone of 81b. by the clreafa, _ . 3s od to 4$ od Val 38 '4d to 5s od - 4s 4d to ss 0 4 Park 38 04 . -ko 6s cd . Lamb 3s od to '6B orL __. RAW HIDES, September 17. • I Hides (per Rene) 38 441 to 3a IS Heavy Calf 9s 6d each Mictdling 3s cod to 31 Rorie Skins Itoas 6d to Ordinary 21 $4 to ss rod Lamb Skins 2; od to 4a od Shearlints„ts. bd. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADILNHALL. Butts, so to 3611) each, - - std to' 24d Ditto, 6o to 661 b , - - - il l! to aid Merthants Backs - to ma Dieing Hides - - i d isplyol • .Fine Coach Hides' .' . • -. .. . a nd 0 . s2d Crop Hides for Cadmic ..‘ -- , • - - , sOd to ssd Flat Ordinary - - •• ' 194..t0 sod Calf Skins , 30 to 4 0t b . * IsateB4 -14 d to 33 41 ' Ditto 30 to rib ~ • • - sdesto 32d .. . Ditto, rto Seib ', ...0 . Isd to Sri • Small Sesis.(Crcentand) per IL 3$ of to 3s 41 1 Large ditto - - is .to 1491 per dos. Tinned Mite Hides ' - its to 320 each Goat Skins ' - ~. - •soto *s per doses , Batt per load . o ' it]. tos. - to 131. os. PRICB,,OF T4thWW rN LONDON., st. James's mar* 3s OP Toms Tallow 638 6d to oi Clue market ' 3*- . 04, BkOtla ditto (ca.) 63s od ; to oa Wititerhipel ntaiket 3$ 94 . ' Raffia ditto (foap)- spa to‘os (per none oftlb) •) - White Candle R9flbt,s9s to 668 . - -...ge5.-- Wetted Stud 548 od t 0360 . 1 . its ' s l d 13kte Rough., .388 od to os - Menge *lei 3s zod (heaves -. ids od tens . , . 'Good Drain ,_ ins to ca.. L. ,-, Tea* &NA lag. to 08.0.-Mottled,oBACurd,sa. Oodles, too. 6d.--II vas od. - • PRICEOF HAY AND STB.AWb sp.- '• • . • 5t•i 1 , 4 4 1 - ' ' , I 0 $ 1 7 813 4; 1 4 . 7 4 00 to .7 x l S ii t S a 7, 7 6 Age ..3 ' tow' 4 't• , ' - a 'Afil.-1- • , . illsant-s , ' tio sl4 s ii • so:3 er cr 5,"6 6 !sir sid b 1 94011*7 Pil toe - 0 " . f 7-onto s 6 • '‘, 6 1 0 1 118- 7.. ' Beef Memo ;A-) Li_ a i .* 0r ,... iiif , waving :ro d u lv gus L unr. pupa", 6ii l'h Mic lAdßhOgas gienlirtio E(q. of B4hlft hallefttiiit, an. . , • Tgarrialli a; Oaklea Mies, near Ci-oltdon, the 14d7 4 It WiFnaStob•Pl. of a daueltert • 1. • . MARRIF.D. - At Skeletal * lot Aireatte:jubn Taylor, jun. of Biaekhoufe, Erg. to Mita.Anoilklla Fulhrton, daughter of Major-General Fullartm, of Sheldon. Aftis the ceremony the young couple let rein a pott-ebalte an four to Edinburgh. • Thug* afternoon, TiefsliiiiisiGrat, tianghter &Nit phi Gray, Bilker-friar& t • • • • . At Larilliam, Kent,.Sra. Wihnott;vrik Jan Will• Stott, of that place. . , 'ATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO.B4OKRO W. d ot 38. 1111DUUS after • 7 11 enttania after • 8 - TfYitliilT4l47,ll'M'S 1141114iitird sad oiling. pcsik MIA BY Particrif CONTivieri . • UPWARDS of FIFTY HOGSHEADS of of excellent Qsa li tit Most 450• Cafes of 11, of the qualities of Burgundy, Champagne, ermltage, Claret, Vihdegrave, acc. and sviihin tame for En ortition..-Saroptes may be Ithd, and farther particy4s known, by applyingto Mr. anittie, in Pall:Mali. • A* W • ligleriitsitALm.4 B. , 10.111 BOLD BY AUCTION44Iy Mr. JA CIIILOFTS, l Aa tholidex. Inn, C.elekhoweili In the eounti of Stank dtl • . 'Markley, the ,th of Otftoger, between the hoops of Font end Six in the _afternoon, fubjea to fuck Caolditions as *ill F'be then produced, • VERY Defitable FREEHOLypti, X. called TREBINSHUN, fitupte in the dir Uan. meet Ta ll yllyn, and Cathedine, in the county' /Ireton, con- Of a neat manikan-bonfe; - adapted in every'reflace for the j reOdence of a Gentleman's family, with a eoachiloufe, and other -neceirarir Aces, the reqUifite number of barns, stables, and other convenient out-boildinp, all in complete repair Orlarge walled garden; Shrubbery, orchard, and arraras of two hundred and ninety astute acres daseellent arable meadoW, *Rare and wood-land,divided into co.Nenknt laclallares,and sod! wa tered. The houfe commands, in front,. view of an esteailloclait_ uP* wards of three miles in cireumference, ahnundlng with fi th ai.d wild-fowl, is Minted in a fine fporting country,about.fix miles from Brecon, ilve from. Criekkowell, and twelve frau Aberga !cony ; within three miles. of *se of thewitarfs adjoining the Brecon and Abergavenny Canal, at which coal and-line may be procured at a very cheap rate, and at a distance of about one hundred and fifty miles from Landon; from whence a mail coach and vflegons psfs three times i a week, within a mile of the door.. Poffeffion of the Manfion-houfe and part of the lands may be had at tiweive months notice, and the remainder is under lade, which will mire at Candlemas, a Sca6. The poor's•rates and other tales are extremely moderate, and there is an extenfive right of common attached to the eftate, which is capable of eginfiderable improvement. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Flamer, No. 4, Effex court, Temple, London; Mr. Williams, Attorney at Law, Miannaonth ; or to Edward Williams, Efq. Hay, South Wales, where a snap of the estate may boeen, and a peribe ap• pointed to hew the prendfas. STAFFQItDSHIRE-4170NALL HALL ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO,IZ—By Mr, HENSHAW 3 At the Swan, in Stafford ; in the County of Stafford, on Tueft. day, the 19th of Ottober, dos, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, (fuhjca to fuch Conditions as will be then pro 'clued) unlefs difpofed of in the mean time by Private Con traa, in which cafe Ten Days Notice will be even, AVERY defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL HALL, in the County of Stafford, flawed on an eminence, adjoining the Great Road-from Lon. I don to chefter, 140 Miles front the former; sad 31 from the latter Place, Two from Eccleihall, Eight from Stone, Nine b Stafford, and Twelve from Newcaftle, all Mallet Towns. ' 9ptailitipir of an excellent and remarkably finer built Moder n fiepgjg aisfloo, completely Sniffled, fishable attached and de. tli.:4loa Offices. convenient Farm Buildings . and Yard,walled elide* Hot and Green Hodes, Baths, Filh-ponds and Stews, dlietelvt and varied Plealltre Grounds, Plantations, Shrub b de and Walks, laid out with tafte and jidgment, the whole. tnitmlning upwards. of Soo Acres of Land, In mann condi *vet the ent.quality, and within a Ring Faux. '• The Presnifes iftintaid eztenfive Profpeas over a rich CiiiNtrt and adjoining a brie and beautiful wee OftWatcr, - mwering nearly too Acres; is View from various parts of tile Hoofs and Grasp& _..ThiNallithatnitood is refootable the Reeds good and the Country abounds with Game, and affords all *lnds of field Sports. •• ' - Maw mai be had Ittiiriddlitely, Or at Lady r Day next, :and One Half of the Putelide Mom? may *Main on Security nate. • - Tha "sinner at the Hair Atiliew, the Pratte% and a Map . oft* Elate, aisd Gravid ind Elevation of the Mention, 111#huffs at' Mn entire*, Printer, Bath. PrbeMPastctilars may alb bebid of Mr. CiUteitll ;of the the Liverpool, Meischefter, tikteisibilry, Menet. 'sr. Derhf, and Stafford Papers; of Mel t s. Price at, fAncab's lilp ,. Logan, where a and of the tifisbe fern ; and of Mears, Collins and tent,. ii -- fatberifed to trek l'En4 'llllbti • ' ;-_--~ • t , • L YOUNG MAN willies to engage vei ! o r AGeottenua the Prdefitonja the C ountr • •i• o , d ,a. vn i —Lettai Paid) addveffed to X. Y. et ..It. Gad. Dee's, Stationer, Utter Temkge I.Stie, Mit be mewled ii 6.1.10 T... • itiymtNesros, rEW VGRE---ST, VS. ' - TO BE SOLD BY AtICTION-By Mr. CHRISTIE, Att hfi .4reat Room, in, Pall-Mall, on Tuefda7 the 2 9, h haßioc, in Two L u ta, 41,t poe 1.01. A 'I)E S IR AtCY FR EEFIOj,D -L BSTAIt, elliffftin% ct Seventy-rtycn Acres Rich Arable and Pafture I.and, cntirely compaa and wthisi a Rinß Pence, a heautitiil,Spot, vtartizolarly eligntl e ing a Marine Villa, delightfully, lituatei at Ottiwel7, wi t hr o Four Miles of lymington. with lbe wired ed inala ,,d view of tile Sea, HIE of Wiet, NetalV.x, Illy -If Pad, far, t, and furrouudtng Country, remarkilile fur (holt il:1101 Spelt, &c. let on Leak to Mr. Durham, titi,:ye at Michaelmas neat, at a very low old lira of Sal. capable of veri copliderable improve/neut. LODI!. A Copyhold Ittoe,_ticlightfolly utuate %min Crlft, on the Rotted to, add wltliin Seveu of thick ant - Three otChttfl-Chnretc, in the Co unty &meth:tip( Tenement' , Barn, .&c. and Thirt y - : k'at Arn4 ,Arable,,Paitare, and .Marilt Land, iat:.lurtinfitobs 'Oroft,'ltk toiar, Burfeyi . Tenan't 'at Will, at an oid•• nt of tot % , t °film annttdi Vane di dottsle that Sum. ' .tiny BE tad' at ;the "'Gentle, Chrift-C4reh; Angel, Lymingtows CTIMM, Ritgwootl; (..l<teh ;Intl Hai% Southampton; Bugle Horn, Nt:Wporr. Pie of Wight; , bow Coffeehoufe, Cdrnhill; and in Pall:Mall. fb R 1111T — A . Will MN. A SWEETENER3R: THE BLOOD. r ro thole who are afniaal with the Scary; Ikarbui4o Eruptloll3.l4rd/ , and other IVOrkiettifili'll froid iiiipure blood ; to thole likewifti CJnftituiiiing been' Impiked by the injudicioin aktillillffration o f to thoftiabore puerile indiferetions'hive 21reltly given'rirrh r 4 w o k, or {own ihe (mils of debility; and partite:Lilly ec, who. being married, or ,on the eve c.f marriage, ave. iii entail corruption Oa their pplterity, it twit be a niat t „ T tnall corifobtioyi toreflea, that *ten all &lir 7, 11111. - Likal••. e haled, >iE VELPftre VEGETAittift be relict on, as tbeineda parefisSitimtailvbi Sweetener oftbe Wool , xfr • • • At tbjifcsfou of the year. a. fiwgeteper of t!As Ulq 0 41 ;a1 bail deemed nteeffary, and Oa even • recomniciai,..a jf the /Acuity at s 'Wife precautlintry tt but * : - stivarit ? g -s foie of* commencing an-dirty COO of De Tel .Pi iv. Oa Av. count of their Efficacy, faftty; iblrfantnefg of operuizer, 264 convenience (requiring no confinement, or reitraiat in ti . 4;) midi be far-evident to every impartial perfon. _ It has alto been afeertAint;cl, by ampit capes:Wm. dist Plik are thi belt Alas:3l2,i dcirinitht Pi-aake et g, the adbahteget,of which are limit the !netted' tit:: body; ;sakis fete e mild Attcralre, tainktefif corre,:littiplt: prop*. tiriltiliciod, be teteti at tine 472e:time. • 'anti fiata, Intooses; p l itec 4 t. ed. or hi bac: ra P Lith *elle Ma - Whin.; J.ll l lRdlint teraii4ty 9argo2 kr the Armr, lain WarehnutiN No. if, Ostralftteet, "paw the Pantheon; alfe retail by • Tug, Reyal-lifechisii4 Cbir; mil Utter, ita. di. Cbevadry: ,I,t'ard, No. 324, lioltcrn Sihiliney,. Naval, ft 74, itorongti; attack etert i Meditine 11611k:hi ibeitEingarniaL • • • • of a uitei., recitica 4a.disiniro, • forifettled by . bint the PkopAiftwe 'Aftitisistr Ueda Wine Nix alit • . • . • . tAM yew happy, to iereizt yeti. of the grio4i have ; aspairecd fcbm, th, lea of SitiliburY's 110 1 .1 recently pineured,Se*Yqu. The :Plowing it a dam date. runt of My eafel-w. " ' ' About a year fuses LitcgcsizmUltoollpimple on nrr eiet • leg, which gradually ,inereafed, difcharging a thin acrid ca , Mow; feveral large bans 11000 - 4, and both lozs Istre affected, 'till at laft the fore Reel of my right leg iecame ated from the knee to the foot; the pain wars fo acute that I kiss reduced to the neceillty of keeping my ber'oot be this to Walk; I lay condition nestr,fife month during oSittt time I eonfulted fevers* medial lientlernen, but with late chest, till fortunately wit .aftdied by**fritsd to ter bur?. Drops ; which. I fat &into your llso , p; the 004 dal of. which bat& teed MO* tal*itifig„foi- In a then% tune lir IZ-zi *ere haled, bid nitlitalthiNd VPffisgth reftored, Which, sr, derPstovsnkteel; I - can attribute only tothe atelerattele abaft Medicine, and am koppy to. fay Ain't at the prefect 0- iind I am in every refpeet as found briny limbs, and as feetty well in health and ftred,gth;Os ever been air.r.f former period of Ere.. I am; Sir, Dean, neat- Edinburgh; Year °bilged fervent, - Par. le 11801. • • WiLLIA M we, the - eederfigned, do certify to the truth M the shot 01E: - Mrs. MILI.E.R, Grocer, Edinburgh. Ro3ltltT BaowN, WCACtt", Water Of Leith. Aar is. rye , Weaver, Dan, pear fauhurtb. The abbve Drops are fold by the general Venders in lova • and Country, with a black Ramp affircd to ei-els bottle, marlAi Si)i*nry and (40. No. ac, Soho-fquare," 1-,i70 the wer4 " By the slug's Phtdnt," ca bottle, bill, and wrapper. WHEN. ilrofefEonal Men of education anj rt. i • fponfibility deviate from the general fyttent by tcr: leellon Ora peculiar branch, the fandfon of long cz..iata fueeefil is the beR criterion of fuperioriiy. EWat yobs have i devoted my pretties to the esetOve treg• mane of THREE DISOILI)EILS, and the fuecefsful Tea of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I :..5 able the ravages of Store complaints which arc the molt kapnrt., sat in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Sam's.' formed a with at an early period of Fradlice to recur kuhrsl3- ais from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the et:tally :Jae gerous precipitancy or g e 4 eral Praaitionas. The TFIREE DISORDPRS, to the care LI whiel (have &- voted my attention, comprise every fperies of VEN3REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long dtuatie.c--14 All kinds of DEBll.lTY,whcoter eat% from the halqt) al Schoolboys, or the kadulgence of mature age, ana ladly ext: /lf. rangement of the fyitent ha Wuhan which Is called liAl:Klz.b. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of I,moranee Cr had/ in tl , e ... treatment of a ample Gonorthea,and it not unfrequottly 'an imas that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the iudifar.icu of as Lluarded hour. Bra flaperior method fah cantplalttt 9 al ly cured, and even where others have failed, 1 trod tst I may prefameto offer a radical re-eitablantent Few, however, are the cafes of c.mplicated iitirris in tts diforder,compar.ll with the calamitous fitteltions oinktlea,iew from indulgehee iota SOLITARY VICE. or the prevalent ti:lit• ties of a falltionaille Lift, acquire that Este of Deli l .l:y all 4 lithe unavoidable uonfequenee of fttch pe.rnielous 1 .171 , ! , ... Where the unhappy Nara. broods over Lis mifery , i•vt elm fully conceals his misfortune, it may he form confo:sion 1.. r him to know, that although it be an aka of dork a u lent' minty with other Pracititioners, the removal of tide Dr l'!' CIENC I ES by the gradual pre grefs of Rco•wation is ..i!C. a« t' ment of my experience. If the rites of Bardtilz 07 V mils t..'v! begun to reduce manly vigour, mud, anliety wiii 17e nrevertril by an early countered - lion of this languid Rate, '42cl is C-1:1 cafes no great difficulties will occur. „ y ,, But where this De fi ciencyhas for years shitted a rmr- reverence is indifpeniibly nisi LI ifitt to rrvive the aumbring vtße of Life, and to re-easinlate the Conflitution. r •-• MARRIED WOMEN, who have long hart dial rd 't r ° l— their expreatffici of a Family, may tic affure , i, that in maa . intim:cat foth.defatis ire env:lac by leftdital SkilL . Tha SECRECY which is fe etettial to my and-zrtAting , sad 1 , the 9virdificacinns which. I hare prefemed t o fire, !or,: r,.-.... Bafis o my Pretrifions, and in riti. , cidence wijilw:ht l '",_ °e _,, =Oen is given,. that Mr BRIM may he eon:Lilted ptic , a' 4 (or by letters litigating a (mall core) at his houte, N 0.2), Am' dektreet, Strand; near. Tanole-aar. a‘d Tb dt ae c n l i s T r ls ad on di b,, ,, i , , ,:a th l c ct , it ou ra c t 4 7 in Water-ftreet al!eic* r nr7" l " M. rREE, Memr n• th:! rtwnl Polleee S Member LONDON : Primed ter tte I'mlMetm, hii 1011N1).1rEr, rtaby-ftreet) at the t rat! PIIIITINd-art ICE. NO I. .•* "ItieCti atid intigiled by LEVET.. !CENT (of Co laaury-placc, LarAbeth) , 3 t No z. Clay -ftreet, v-od 21 6r TAR-OPTCR, TC1111)1C-Dar ; LO W1C. 1 .1 bik A ~e all comma*d _ . . _ .... fre.