Star. — London, England, 1802-03-10 00:00:00

THE SQUEAKING GHOST! A 'TALE IMITATED fIOM TOE ACCORDING TO rne TICE AND IDINVIDE JRINCIPLIS OW 1111: 11011EITIC. The wind whittled lost! Farmer Domain's wheat Back Fall down ! The rain beat 'pinft his door ! As be fat by the tire, he heard the roof crack! 11c Cat 'pm to new and to put up her back I And the candle burnt—Al a: &five The Farmer exclaim'd, with a piteous figs, " To gtt rid of this cured ad& and rout ' Wife, Ire as Lome ale." His Dame Itraight did cry, 1 lon'd and eoug!.'d three tim, . three, then made this reply. " I can't seen!" Why ? " 'Catefi tie .• t By the tide of the fire fit Roca Gee-no, Who had fuddled his daily voevion, "iVitE CicaLv. whore ryes were as hlsek as a roe, A dunk' indeed who had never raid No, And, becaufe,fie min dal as m; ! All dick were alarmed by loud piercing cries, And were thrown in a tcreiWe *ate, Till opening the door, with wid. flaring eyes, Thy, found to their joy, no kb than forprife, " JI tie ell 3•140 . ft..i ta • per !" POLICE, NIA. Wsterscnarsz.--Y.efterday a twopenny brewer attended by virtue of an ;aft/nation of a publican near Wappifig, for giving'him receipts or. un:. !tamped papers for money received on account.-- The Magiftrates hearing both fides, they decreed that the brewer &add pay the mitigated penalty of 51. with colts. Same day Tome Jews were committed, 032 fufpi cion of having been guilty of divers robberies on the property oftbeir own people, near Spitallields. WORSH I P-STRERT —Yellerdaythreeperfonsvnere committed for three months to the Houle of Cor ration, for infuring numbers in the prefent Eng hill State Lottery. SHADWILL.—On *Saturday John Bcezley, Tho mas Boulton, and John Clark, were-examined on fe veral charges of robberies, m breaking into houfes, &c. They were committed for re-examination. Two other perfons underwent examination, as parties concerned, on whom were found Tome of the flolen property. They were likewife commit ted for re-examination. On Saturday morning, about fix o'clock, after the watch had left their duty, a aloft daring rob bery was committed in the honk of Mrs. BR !DOES, in Baker-ftreet,Portman•fquare,from whence plate, to the amount of upwards of 2001. was Wen. The manner by which the villains gained ad. mittance, and their ruhle<•uent con duet, is a convincing proof of their being well acquainted with the premites. It appears, after the Watch men in that neighbourhood had gone their laft round, the thics lb repaired to a window that faced the aret,and with theaffillance of a centre•hit made a large hole in the window, and removed the bars with their hands. Having thus obtained entrance, they proceeded to the Butler's pantry, where the key of the plate cheft ulually hung, and by which; • means they gained polka - ion of the contents ofi the elicit. They left their traces in feveral rooms of thet hoafe, and were but too tortunxte in meeting with natty valuable articles, which.they carried off.— The articles which they found that were only plated they &droved. Afoir they hail pillaged the hook, they made their &ape out at the fireet door. A feW evenings. luxe, between fix and fever), o'clock, the bacic apartments of Mr. Lakelies, in Albemarle-Rrect, Clerkenwell, during a few mi nutes abfence of the family , was broke :dm, when tol. in money, and feveral articles of wearing-ap parel, were Itolen. Venn-day, at Hertford, James Snook, for rob bing the Tring mail, was capitally conviaed and ordered for execution to•moriow morning, near the place where the robbery war committed : and John Nowland, Richard Dukes, and Thomas Barnes, were likewife capitally convkled of a burg lary in the honk of Sir Abraham Hume, and Ilea-l ing the:6n various articles of jesiellery and flyer plate. to a cmifiderable amount. Lail Wednefday a publican in Coppice•row, Clerkenwell, cleanfing a water butt, overreaching himfelf, pitched with his head downwards,and was ftillocattd before he was difcovereJ by, his family. On Satin Jay the Coroner's Inquell fat onthc body, who roomed a verdift of accidental death. , Saturday while a cook-maid in the fervice of Dr. Babhington, Aldermanbury, was (pitting a joint of meat, the end of the (pit entered her right eye, which it entirely defiroyed. I.all Saturday noon as Mrs. Inwards, in Hat and Tun Yard, Hatton Garden, was shaking a carpet from a one pair of Rain window, the fell with it on the pavement, by which accident her head was fraitured and her arm broke. On Saturday a footman alighting from a gentle man's carriage in Ormond-fireet, in his eitgernefs to knock at a Gentleman's door, dipt of the lids (tone, and feU under the whorls of the •earriage, which going over his face, me it in a molt dread ful manner: though furgjeal affitlance was imme -diately procured, Uttle hopes are entertained of his recovery. On Saturday left an inquifition was taken at the -fign of the Thiltle and Crown, in Great Peter ttreet. Vfeftmmfter, fiefore ASTNONY Gam., Efq. the Coroner fee the City and Liberty of W.:9min . iltsr, on view of the bodies of Samuel Tags, an old Thee - maker , Harriet Ludgate, a foldier r s and Elizabeth Steward, a childtabour five years of age, who had been et-tithed to death by the falling of two old honk,. in Perkins Rents, on Thurfday Thefe houfe., which were let in tenements, had iatcly been much weakened by Tome injudici - the landlord, who had con tents to quit; a few of them move in time, but thofe ouried, amongft whom were ..unate (ureters. After a cafe, _the Jury returned Oil a Itr!ions made by fectiently warned his ten: were prudent enough to svho remained were all bu the above•named unfortl full inveiligation of the • a COUN'TAr NEM. GLASGOW, MA/CH 4.—Yefterday Janet Yolk- Ron, keeper of a tambounng work in the Drygate, widow of James MtLellon,wright in this city, ap peared before the Magiftrates in the Council Chamber, in confequence of a fummons given to her, and to her cautioners to prefent her, and paid a fine of 501. Herling, with 121. 17s. of coils of suit, and found &amity Mr her good and peaceable be haviour for twelve months, all in terms of a fen tence pronounced by the Magiftratcs of this city against her, for cruelty and oppreflion towards Agnes Livingffon, an orphan, employed in her fervice. This fence was pallid upon the 4th of April tßot, but execution upon it was flopped by Mrs-M'Lellan prefenting a bill of advocatiun and a bill of fufpenfion and liberation totheCourt of& .t lion, in which a violent attack was made, not only upon the Procurator Fifcal, who was the purfuer in the inferior Court, but upon the Magi ftrates and Town Clerks. Lord Mr ill vrx, Ordinary upon the bills, repOrted thefe hills upon information to the Inner Haute, and on the 3d of February igt the Lords unanimoully refufed both bills, and affirmed the fentence of the Magiftrates in all points, with ex pences ; to which interlocutor they adhered upon the 23d of that month, upon advifing a reclaim ing petition for Mrs. M'Lellan, without answers. —lt was proved by the evidence taken in this cafe, that Mrs. M'Lellan, affifted by Marion Yorkaon, her niece, and Bell M'Farlane, and Barbara Gunn, two girls in her fervice, had been in the praCtice, for feveral months together, of ex ercising the moil atrocious cruelties upon the or girl before mentioned, on pretence of her re ha tting her work fall behind ; that the burnt her on armoft every part of the body with red hot tongs, held the foles of her feet to the grate, lathed her with a knotted rope and a horfewhip, to the effufion of her blood, and fometimes car ried her cruelty fo far as to throw herring-brine upon the wounds to make them titian. The poor victim at Taft made her efcape from the honk, and having obtained admiffion into the In firmary of Glafgow, the Magiltrates were made acquainted with her cafe, and direeted the Procu rator Fifcal to begin this profecution. Mrs. M‘l.el lan defended the action with great obitinacy, both in the inferior Court and at Edinburgh, and ad duced as witnelli:s in exculpation, feveral tambour ing girls, whore whole tettirnony appeared both to' the Magiffrates alld Supreme Court, a tiffue of perjury. This woman bore a tolerably good cha rafter in the world. The Jury on the trial of George Lindfay. with exemplary liberality, fent fevep guineas and a half,. the allowance made thcm by the Crown, to the father of the dcceafid John Allan, who owed his death to the unhappy man who, in confequence or' their verdia, is to atone with his life for the crime. On the night between the sd and 3d inflant. the poll-boy from Peebles to Howate was robbed. _ _ On the night of the 23d ult. the bottle of Capt. ICaitpart.i., of the Dumfries (hire militia, at Dal. keith, was entered and robbed of a quantity of money, clothes, &c. On Sunday fe nitiglit. during the time of the f'eirenoon fervice in the . Burgher Meeting-horde of New Town, near Wrote, while the Rev. Mr. EL. owe was preaching, one of the lofts fell down in a complete body ; but, what mull appear a very mer ciful interpofition of DIVINE PROVIDENCE, not fo much as one perfon was killed ; feveral indeed were much bruifed, but it is hoped they will t ecover.— The Houfe was remarkably crowded, as the Sacra ment was celebrated there that day. It appears that much blame attaches to the carpenter who erected the gallery, by his not having given the fmall bems above one inch indenting int o the large beams, and thus the heavy preffure from the great crowd forced them to yield, and fpi ing from their slender hold. After order wai reflore4 the fervice prncceded. On Sunday the 28th ult. as the Rev. Mr.Staits,- reetor . of St. Michael's, Wincheller, and one of The Minor Canons of that city, was petforming his afternoon duty in the cathedral, and had jua read the text of his fermon, fuddenly his voice faultered, and he fell back lifelefs. Ile was immediately , taken home, but every endeavour to reftore him preyed ineffeftnal. A few days lance, a perfon of Norwich, in the ae of devotion, had his pocket picked, whilft kneel ing, of a purfe, containing bank notes and cafh to the amount of nearly 361. A (hocking accident happened at Beccles on Sa turday Taft, as a poor woman was (landing under a wall which was taking down, to which place (he had repaired to a(k work in cleaning the bricks, h fuddenly fell and cruthed her to death. A waggoner, who was riding on the roof of the Lincoln mail coach, on Monday feanight, fell off, and was killed on the (pot. Thurfday evening as a young Gentleman, fon of Wm. Knight, Efq. of Folkaone, was returning to Canterbury from Sheerncfs, on holfebark, he was flopped by a footpad armed with a hatchet, on the• top of the hill, at Harble-down, and robbed of a pork, containing a guinea and a (even fhiillng, piece ; the fellow then gave the youth four (billings and fixpence, and defired him to go on. Etirly on 'fhurfday morning, the Banking-honfe of Meffrs. BacsaoLty and Co. in Mahon, Yorkfhire, was broken into by tome villains ; who, after bind ing in his bed, and otherwife ill-treating Mr. TAY. Loa, the principal Clerk, who flept in the room above the Bank, took away cafh, bank notes, and other property, to a con fi derable amount. A few days fince a farmer, near Cambridge, cilled upon another farmer, in a village near New market, to buy two cows, which were in calf; the feller anted 301. for them ; the buyer; bid him 281. when they fplit the difference, and 291. was thepur chafe money. In converfation afterwards, each thought hitnfelf wrong, and agreed to make the purchafe at as. per lone alive; when taken to the weighing machine, the cows weighed 146 lone, which came to 291. as. It was conjatured by the farmers, that had the cows been driven round the yard a few times, it might have been a dead heat. Such is the perfeiftion acquired in the knowledge DUBLIN, MARCH s. A Mr. Livr Ls, of Blackwood, in the county of Kildare, is the gentleman (fated to have been fired upon, together with his family, by force villains concealed behind a hedge. Mr. L. received two wounds in the head, but we are happy to hear that neither he nor his fellow fofferers are in immediate danger. Six perfons fuppofed to have been con cerned in this attempted affatEnation have been committed to Naas g.iol, and fuch information is had of the reft, that they can fcarcely efcape the pundliment due to fuch an atrocious offence. From the LONDON GAZETTE, March 9. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE % MARCH 9. IR Regiment of Drrgoons--John A rmftron - g, Gent. to be Cor• net, by purchafe, vice I la;ker, promoted. isnli Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Richard Mil ler, frum the t 7th I.ight Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Vaughan, whn retires. 2 t h Ditto—George Iftac Call, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, . . . vice Haaviron, removra to the 4th Dragoon Guardr. Hompefeh's mounted Riflemen-=Caleb Blenntai, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Cordeaux, removed to the York Hunrs. Coldiftmm Regiment of Font Guards--Battalion Surgeon John Gilham to be Surgeon, Mee Knight, appointed Infix:dor- Gcneral of Army Hofpitals ; AlFßant-Surgeon John llurnall to be Battalion Surgeon, vice Gilham. 4th Regiment of Foot—Captain Lieutenant Anneßey Gore, from the 88th Foot, to be Captain Lieutenant, vise Dunne, who exchanges. xt ft Ditto—Second Lieutenant Robot Stephens to be Firft Lieutenant, by purchafc, vice Cunningham, who retirs•s; Second Lieutenant Donald blaeltny to he Fi;ft Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Edwards, who retires. 35th Ditto—Lieutenant --- Dennis, from the 434 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gardner, who exchanges. 421 Ditto—Enlign Patrick lyres to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice tliftas, who retires. 434 Ditto—lieutenant Daniel Gardner, from the 35th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dennis, who exchanges. 4-th Ditto—Robert Gordon, Gent. to be Enfigni by purchafe, vice 'late, promoted in the 6rft Foot. 56th Ditto—Nicholas Wrixon, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur• . . . . . chafe, vice Robert Wrixon, who retires. 7111 Ditto—A. King, Cent. to be Enftgn, by purchafe, rice Grant, promoted. yid Ditto--Enfign Neale M'Neaie to be Lieutenant, by pm , chafe vice Simon Frafer, who retires. 88th Ditto—Captain Lieutenant John Dunne. from the 4th Foot, to he Captain Lieutenant, vice Gore, who exchanges. o,cen's Lerman Regiment..-Lieutenant Nicholas Toler King ry, from the ad Life Guards, to be Captain, by parehare. vice Arrnilrons, who retire... STAFF. Lienttnant-Colonel Kenneth Akxandcr Howard, of the Cold. itriali Foot Guards, to be Deputy lap...dor-General of Fo rdo' Corps in his Majcity's fervice, vice Lieutiniant-Colu nel Cooper. ROYAL. MILITARY COLLEGE. • Lieutenant-Colonel JIMICS Butler, of the Royal Artillery, to he Superintuulaut of t'.• Junior Department. North Lowland Regiment of Fencible laintry. Licuumant Robert Cbriltie . to be Adjutant, vice Fr.dcr, di:- crated. BANK Rl' PTA. Vase Woodall, of Pickrt-How, tear Egromont, Cumberland, hatter, dealer and citipman, to ftureldt.t March 25, 26, and April 20, at ten, at the King's Arms. Whitt:haven. Attornin, Mr. Shervecn, ill VI hitehaven ; or Mr. Pcarfon, Starlc-Lun, London. Adam Steuart, of Liverol, nterrhant, April 8, 9, and 20, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, in Liv‘rpool. Attorney, Mr. Peter Llkunes, I.kt.rpool. ..... _ _ Million Morris, of Liverpool, zrocer, dealer and Chapman, April 8,9, and so, at twelve, at the Olds,: Tatern, LirerpooL Attornies Mr. P. Woods, Lord.flreet, Livispool ; or Mr. T. Blacklock, Temple, London. Robert Rippon, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapntan, April 7, at four, April 8, and so, at eleven. at the Stork Ta vern, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. William Whateley, in Birmingham; or Meffrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, London. litho Lewis, of Lower liurih, Chorley, Lancathire, cotton fpinncr, dealer and chaptnan, March 18, at four, March 19, sod April 10, at elcvoi, at St. John's Tavern, in klackburn. Attornies, Mr. Wilton, Caltle4trcet, Holborn, London; or W. and T. Carr, in Blackburn. _ . Gilbert M'Kennan, late of Liverpool, ironmonger, dcal‘r and ehapnian, Aptil 5,6, and so, at eleven, at the York Hotel, In Liverpool Attornies, Mr. E. Deare, Liverpool; or Mr. Windle, Bartlett's-Buildings, London. c,harles Stockwell, of Shelf, Halifax, feribbling-miller, Charles Hemingway, of Leal,. proffer, Jame , ' Haigh, of Shelf afo re Paid. farmer, Samuel Stockwell, of Halilax, yeoman, John Baker, of I.eeds, dyer, and John Rogerfon, of Leeds, dyer, (trading together at I.ceds, as copartners, dyers, dealer', apd chapmen, under the firm of Stockwell and Co.) April 6,7, at ten, at the White I.:on lan, Halifax, and April 20, at el.tven, 'at the Golden Lion Inn,in Leeds. Attomies, Mr. Gleadhill, Nat s,Lothbury, London ; or Mr. Alexander, in Halifax. John Weilby Hatfield, of Falmouth, Cornwall, warelmufeman, dealer and Chapman, Al.rch 24, April to, and 20, at eleven, at Wymes Hotel, Falmouth. Attornies, Mears. Carpenter and Guy, New-Inn, London; or Mars. Harris and render, Falmouth. F.bencier Coombs, of St. James-ftrect, Weitruinlter, itationcr, dealcr amichapman, March z 3, 2C, and April 10, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cbatias Hannan, Wine 0/Err-court, Elect-arca. John Hobart, of Warrick-ftreet, Goldcn-fquare, harp and moficalinftrument-maker, March 16, 2.3, and April 20, at ten, at GuildhalL Attonicy, Mr. William nal,r, Holborn-Court, Gray's-Inn. DIVIDENDS. March 16. Nicholas Kohn., Andrew Boyfon, and John Chrif topher Schakh, of Bilhopfsate-fireet, London, merchants, dealers, and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, March 22. Henry Roberts, late of Standen, John Floberts, of Newport, Me of Wisi.t, and Mark Gregory, late nt Arms-Yard, London. bankers and partners in trade, at one, at the Green Drags° lnn, Newport. March 12. Thomas Nelfon Afaheton, of Liverpool, merchant and underwriter, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. March 23. Francis !Calder, of Snareihrook, Eflet,vidtualler, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. March 23. Thomas Heade, late of Chertfey, Surrey, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March 23. William Cunningham, late of Great Precott-street, Goodman's-Fields, wine•merchant and infutance•broker, at one, at Guildhall. March 27. Edward Troughton and William Troughton, of Carihalton, Surrey, taylurs, dealers, and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. _ _ April 3. Jofeph Rack ltraw, of Henley-upon-Thames, groeer, dealer and ehapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 3. Thomas Newman, now or late of Ezetent hange, the Strand, optician, bardwareman, dcakr and chaptuan, at eleven, at Guildhall April 3. William Stewart, of Dom:after, Yorkfldre, hawker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . May 4. Richard Hißead, of Horfham, Sulks, vi &taller, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May a. Thomas Stanton, of Ironmonger. lane, London, fador, dialer and chapman, at one, at Guildhall. Mao. William Huddle the younger, of Chcnies.ftreet. St. Gilt); Middlefex, carpenter, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 8. Richard Gates, of Siffron.Hill, Mlddlcfcx, baker, dealer and ehapman, at one, at Guildhall May Is. William Watericy Weller, of St. Paul, Deptford, Kent, mflkr and =later, dealer and chapnian, at 911 f, at Geildiall, Lamle& lIIRTHS. On Friday Taft, the Lady of Mae, EN. of Brook 'math, Hants, of a fon. On Saturday lalt, Mrs. Calvert Clarke, of Bloom berg. fqnsre, of a fen. Friday 1211., at his hoof.: in Old Broad-ftreet, the Lady of William Thornton, Efq. of a chnght-r. On the aid ult. Mrs. Buchan, of Auchmaco.', of a fon. On the 4th Mil. Mrs. Baird, nt Newhytb, of a fon. MARRIFD. On Monday, at Mary la-bonne Church, the Risen Hen Lady Jane Halliday, witi..ker of John Delap Halliday, Efq. anti fitter to the Earl of Dyfart. to Georire Ferry, Efq. Sunday, at Clapham, Philip Donille, Efq. Captain of tit Royal Dragoons, to Mil Dewar, of Clapham. Surry. DIED. At Aberdeen, the agtb uk. Mils Barbara Somerville, third daughter of the Ray. Mr. Sontervillz, of Stirling. On the 24th tat. Janie% Heggie, Efq. younger of Pitleffie. On the 26th ult. Lieutenant Charles Rice, of the Royal Navy, aeroltin7, Surrey. Lately, W. Static, E.fq. of flottfcm, Oafordthire. - .• On S aturday lalt, at ha fon's haute, in Dartmouth-ftrett. Mrs. Smith, raid of the Rev. Michael Smith, I). a late Yre• ccntor or Dromorc, Prehatdary of Ch.tfe:t, and Rediora(Ms. ralin, Aralint, and Tinagb. in Ireland. TO-MORROW. Sun rife I Stir. (et. I Moan rife, f 4 minute , after ti .1f) minutes after 5 at minutes after HIGH %VA fER AT LONDON- !MIDGE TO MORROW Morning - 4 minutes after 7 Afternoon - 35 minutes after WHEN l'a,feainnal Men of education and re iponiThility deviate from the general fyftent by the k ledlion of a peculiar Branch, the fanaion of long eastiassed litecds is the bell criterion of fuperiority. . . . . Eight y•-xs hare I devoted mipradlicc to the exclutive tniat ment of THREE DISORI)ERS, and the fuerefsful rduk GC my plan gives me additional ardour to opixife as far u I aaa able the ravages of that complair.t. which ..ra the molt import ant in the catalogue °Chantal:l infirmitii.s. . . . After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with of an curly period of l'raclicc to refcuc individu als from the ignorance cut uneducated Men, or the equally daa gernus precipitancy of general Pradidonert. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do. voted rnT attendon, comprise every fpecies oF VENEREAL INFECI. lON, whether of a recent or long duration.—adly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys or the indolgcnce of mature a f ire, and tattly that de rangement of the fyfteta in Women which is called BARRI:X. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeatat ure the rcfult of ignorance or halle in the treatment of a limp), Conwthea„aod it not unfrequeatly hap pens that the feeds of Ltle are poifoned by the indifcretiou of rat unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fueh complaints aro cafily cared, and men where others hare failed, I trust that' may prefurne to offer a radical re-titahlitlonent Few,however, .are the cafes of eolneUeatal diftras in the &Corder compared with the calamitous fituatioas of Nfee,whe from indulgcnce in4SOLITARY the. prevaleut Date. ties of a fafhionabh. Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which la the unavoiliblr or.Aqtaci:cc of I . lllCil :Jrnticioy, habits. Wlv ae the litirtres or,:r anfery.but az% c•ineezis Six inkfortune, it 1:11,' be fonw confoL....ion for him to know, that although it he t • oh,eet nr &mt.( ,ir amen. tainty with other Praeiitioners. the nAtuyal of Old.: b b - CIEN lES by the gradual prirgre& or it en wa riu:t i, the a :quire meat of fly caperieuce. if the o: Vent!: iytttt begun to reduce insult much anakty will he: , v+ , .r.te..l by an early countaa.Aion of thix languid flats, and in thole cafe' ha great tliticalties will occur. But wlnfre this Dd ha.. for yeus es; ited. a ;roper Pa fevcrans, i. i ndilpenfibly requiht: ta rt vice the flumbriug fparku vi Life, and ••• re-animate thr Conlltruti M.aßkiltD WOMEN. who h... r Mot: been ditanpantedi M their entedistions of a family, /nay etc allured. that iu slue inft.mcvs (itch drfeds are enraLle by :Itstlical I'he SECRECY which is fo tilt:mid to nty undertaking, at 4 the Illa!ifications which I h3vc. nrefuniri to Rate, term the Sarnia my Pretentious, and in coincidence with itril this i ritiZ mation ;• given, that Mr may be ennttedad petottalip (or by letters incloling a fmall note) at his boors; No. a 9, Arvo• delsttrect, Strand, near 't emp l e- & r. There is an additional entrance in Water-Pfect aljoinlog i and the name it on both rim deors. M. O. Member of the Rovo CnTle , -e ^lStireernk To T. TAVl.Ort, burg. on , No. 9, New Lr!dge-street, London Edinburgh, M..y 2, 2300. IN the lining of t 794. 1 was affhelled with a Venn , ' real Complaint, which 1 treated with indifference for Eve months ; but was t 114.11 obliged to apply to a regular Phyficlan, who put a temporary ftop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercurial applications) tor lonic time ; but growing, in (pin. of all medicine and the advice of the grit Gentlemen of the Faculty hat: wurfc and.worfe for two years, I WAS reduced to a Rate alntuft nnparalleledand beyond elele ript ion, leaning an entire leper, aria ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, hole, legs, arms, Ike. have been alternately in danger of become ing ufelefs; in Mart. I have had from 20 to 30 eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to particularize all my cafe--futfice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myfelf,beyond all hopes of recovery ; and indeed, In my then condition,denth was preferable to my mare than miferable Hate. In this dreadful flotation did I drag a nwft mif cable exiftence„ till Divine PROVIDENCE threw in my way newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could hut.-1 fent and procured tonic of your Li e'S PATENT PI 1.1.4, which, by ufing from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than four years in deferibable di arils), inn astond a Rate of health as ever I en joyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child, horn to Inc a few mouths a;:o. In gratitude to Goo, and in hopes of rendering my lellow-creaturefervice, I requelt you tp publilh this; and you may at any time refer purfona, who %Ora to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars°, to it. or toy friends, by letter or peim. As tetv cafes for badnels still ever equal mine, and none ex ceed it, I have from cipericuee every realOn to affure mankind, that in your LEAKY'S Pu.l.s they wiil lied a fore, fpertly,fafe, and radical core, fir that melt dreadful reage of the Venereal Difeafe, which is called—.c CON vital ED r. u e 5....4 am with gra titude, Sir, your obliged humble fere.int, J. T. • Informountable family reafons prevent making my name and addrefs public, but creditable rerfons really wanting info:. 'tuition may alfn ire I eterred to me and my Friauls by Mrs. J. Clark, Ramfay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAT- Loa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, as his hook, Nu. 9, New Bridge-fteeet ; where he will give ad vice, without a fee, to perfons tang tbefe Pills and will ars fwer patients letters, if part paid, ou the fame terns, obferv ing in all cafes the moll inviolable fecrecy, no Perfim's name of cafe having been mentioned,lno at thdr own particular requelt; by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 36 yeart. that he has had the conducting of an extentive rale of the above medicine, and the pradicearifing therefrom. They are alfo fold, by his Appointment, fur the convenience of thole living at a diltance, by Mr. Batter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Meanons, Printer, Glafgow, to wl Inn alto Mr. T. infers for his addrefs; at the Perfumer's, Na. js, St. Alban's-nreet, Pall-Mall ; Mr. itobertfoo s Toy-lhor , N 0.103, Oxford-ltreet ; Mr. Dilborough's, No. 7, Fith-ftrcct-hill, nearly oppofite the Monument ; Mr.Stcd's, Bookfuller, No. 1. Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwall's, Dublin ; and by one Perron in every confiderable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of dnly as. pd. each, felled up with full and plain Directions whereby Perfons of either Sex may cure themfelves with Directions, Ind fecrecy. LONDON Printed for the Proprietors. by JOHN DANIEL (of Carnaby-ftrcet) at the Sr** Pa I NT3N G-OFt JCE, No. Carey-ftreet ; and initiated by LEVEL KENT, (of Can terbury-place, Lambeth), at No 1, Carey-ftreet, and at the STat-Oraca, Temple-Bar; to which oset au communir lions for the Sanaa art rtior,Acd o bi ad4read.