Star. — London, England, 1802-09-16 00:00:00

Ir7r 143.-tr;6l.lthich can xrcll conceived,.. dfcl Vag. the puniflment which fuch guilt should incur, ,enertly becaufe, no Adt of Parliament bad yet, tc.tra crime of that atrocity,; but as the .care Row nOod) it could nut be ilipprad that elk .siatimdant received-the clothes of this ; citild for the, tiro W g;tin, or for thole porpofes .which the; sri!tnaratr istrun which the was in:l4.9ed-Was intended : r, .preveut. Hr: therefore thought the Jury mult iAmi her Not Guilty upon that•indiament ; but it. .they did, he sroahl take care that ate.fhould not . .be .iifcharged ' till the next Gartrai Gaol DZl'Ver's _and if in the meae time any indiantent could he framed, by Which tje law could ley hold of her, -I* certainly thou's' not go .unpunitheJ. „The Jury confequently found her—Not Guilty. Thia trial excited confidetable interefl, and the • &Arid:nu with obligedb both yeiterday and the day before,to he efcorted•by a number of Nike Officers, , tv tare her from the fury of the populace. OLD BAILET. Yeller Jay the Sc(lious commenced at this place, before the Lose }throe and City Officers, and alto' Mr. Baron ilornast, Mr. Juftice Ls Bi.sac, and Mr.UITOII CRANIUM . Several Jurymen, who d ad been fummoned, were called, and not appeal:lg, they were fined t but come of them were afterwards excufed, under the circoraftances which they alledged intheir be half as rearons for their not appeanng earlier. • A Special Comraitfion was then op6ed and' read, Rating the A 4 of l'Arliasnent of the 33d of Ilenry VIII. by which it is provided, 4 1 that if any perfon than be accufed before the Privy Council, of the pmeder of any fobjea of the King, nod who 1114 die without this. reels% and foal perribn who is aecefeth.fhall.be vehemently fufpeet eel of murder ; he (hall 1* tried by -a, Special Commit ion, to be sued by the King!. Highnels, to any county in Englandon like mannet as if the. offence was committed in this kingdom:" !rho; Corbmiaion then Elates, that three perfonsof: the' names of Aae Beaune*. and Myrrh being at: the Cape of dood. Hope, Rood charged wit tbe. murder ofMr. Jobe Bremer, who wasarwier °forte ; of his Majelly's ihips thereo that, the matter was; examined before fit of his lilajeity's Privy Coun cil, and that thee parties were vehemently fufpoft-' ad of murder.. The CaPailion then pc:weeds to give his Wick's command, that a Joey be font.. sunned. &e. and- inquiry. be made. Into the pre miles, and that farl.thiSgs be done as jaftice (hall '' appertain, according toilet Lavriemad Clifton* 06 Inf land. he AT:waist' Gs:slams &id . OM . Melted . their Lordilips' *afore, and to learn wheat in the *vest of-a bill being fauna again& the three pee ions named in the Oommiffiem. .thr, Amok' . itP- •, 1 1 tryette day for trial ? Upon *which aim Learned Lord Iptayor, and. Recorder, :conferred, Ambit :waisted the day of trial for Tuefday nest. The Grand Joey having been (Warn, the RICOR sat delivered to them a charge, nearly as follows : • 4 0 - Gentlemen of the Gra nd Jury,-you have been ihmmoned by virtue of a Special Coramif flan, to try the offence of murder, charged to have been committed by three perfons. If any perfon is charged with the murder of another, who dies wicbour the realm. fuch a crime cannot be tried, at Common Law, hot if a cafe be made oat to the fatisfadion Of his blajeity's Privy Council, It is, provided by thtStatute of the 3341 of Henry VIII. shat a Special ConutaiMon may Me by the 'ap pointment of the King, (Or the trial of fuch offence, in any county in England. Under thefe circum , lances, there gm ihree prifoners to be tried for murder, amid to have been committed in parts beyond the Seas. Libel no neceffity of.addreffing loch a Jury as the.-prefent, at large, in•this cafe, nor have I an opportunity of detailing the circum . fiances of the traufaBion which is to be Lid be- fore you. I can only gate to you, that the de cured is alledged to have been killed in a duel.— That one of the prifoners is charged as having been the principal, and the other two the feconds. Now if two perfons, in cold blood, meet and fight a duel, and one of them is killed, the other is guilt/ of murder ; aod.tbat, not the principal on ly, but the feconds alto are guilty. of murder,_ be eaufe they countenance the guilt of the. principal in filch murder. I have but one obfervation more to make on this weaken which is, that the Law of the Cafe is precifely . tie; fame as if this had been phirged to have been a murder committed in any county in England. If on the confederation of this cafe, any &amity &void wife .before you, Ton know that upon application you are entitled to tbe;alEftinec ci this Court. I have only tore gee! tbal on oil MIN give. the inifenefs before 16i an itaitiuthiosbTpatch.M •.! 1. • .Tellheasid jos* thee withaseer. sod :in about two boon hentigbt,ini a tree bia.pinft the above time • • t. :!!ce Fourteens .prifotets . ieet• tbsnided, three .of whom were capeallseonvldied.•24. • ' - • I'm Die; foesberglayy be the dwelling.houfe; afltEilliam Coleman • Ef q. ad ilralbg therein* at hitt semi aOr of Poafohiogs r his prieperty. • • trityppearedipt tbesv ide ac&efth prufeontor's breast maid, debar: oa tha ftbf Hof .Augoli IA at eleven at nightgebelosh wits ifeiWsee4i the rdoors bolted, 'the; windesera.Aut, iterssui tier *it and iikockiup wave ai l s, .WID .The:following niore i ns , eleing esiiiilfing..atal Coon oftervnua.. the Airs was) WO est ; the prifoner', back; lith settleable abb 'llsedaii him. 'rise fervent girl knew the this% to behartuatier's, the leaving often igen it oat to bennifbed,hud Meese inf hialreark. Whe•ftoeleingi, wpre:fousd on the pr 'formes•legs. set assre taloessi is the pseteetr. met miaow; ;ma IMs Esofirzetes. k$W them to be his. t. • • ":„ " 4, .•• '! 111)1 , 1114 - • .1 The prifonet wait tbateeildsitekl. . }fetid be bad lambing la fay is his tdefeaeirilier bed any witaelks. • : 11 , •?"• f • . 1- The Louisa! ;WO Wet red to taillas! skis was 4 laelpitai tfincr.'antaltidal twat trilling ' , the tiffeac'e vabcomjileterf • £breekinwee4.lesteriag, iveratintieed $ Alpha) dimes evasion think abd eiterfthe haefe that tq , • • • ..• . guilty of the • whole eitarge ; if,they h 1 rea•! fon to doubt it, thrj.would acquit hitit-Guilty —Death. .Boftentiti Harper, foe felonioufly Washing 44 eii tiring the dwellins,hou(e of Cb. SwiPlinnis F 14 44 on the night of the lith, intl. and &Sling there' ~ s icutitiderable quankrof piate,.hii property. • 'lnc proft cut( r'sh9thilt if appealed. is litaateti i s.iirect . No, I-9. The flintily Wert i YOrkiliire at the time the robbery was c ommit —theVoufe was confided to the care ottwo feniat fervalits, the cook and one of tlit bootie-maids-7 they heard a great.uoife about ii o'clock on the night abovementiomml; and being much alarmed, they locked thentfelees. in their bed-room, and opening the front window, brought after no ikon interval of vociferation, a watchman to their a 1 fittance ; this pelt - camp fprung his rattle and made a great noife at the door,. on which five men rat, ed out of the door and got away. Soon after, the prifoner 'was brought to the fpot, having been secured by one of theivitneffes, who met him run, nins violently, *be turned the corner of Charles. fireet-r-, the prifoner. was fearched, and in his poc _bus were found a coofiderable quantity of plate, together with four. pick. lock keys—the articlesl wereprodUced is Court, ,and duly identified by the picanca, fervants,as.sbe property.of.the profe-I cutor.. It appeared, that the parlour windoir ihnttera had been forced, and .that the plate wai taken out of a cupboard in which it waiutually 4,6ted, and which . had been broken open. • 1 The prifooorin his defence aliened .that be was .oily oralking along Aeruer's-Ilieet, when he heard noire; .going further on he law the plute. lying op ..411Vonndt end be pied it up—he was. loon .ibiSsc•Aopped;b7 , oo4o). rimers& No evidence . alantAinct ( .044acad .in his behalf: and els. in nq , finding hiaa,.-tileasp-e.' • Vt. Com•—Atory Hem.&, . a widow, forams. ly and. felOniody.tuterinF bate coin, ,IWPS so defraud hialeity's liege fubjeatoi. opened the safe fos. the prink's.; 41f9P Ale Vivo detail of the Isations...fiatotes! , which had fropytime time .been . made for. th k `! Off •t crizoei.nnd , omit the:wife :and; XsitairT, p W ecrifisige thofe Afla of the Legitht Ingsklic inged at confiderable. length, The, ,prergst . ..office was heightened by the. Prifontr Issill* keen, eonsifted in the *films at Clerken lrelk:ol/47, iBoqi for st crime of the , Ginn aa ittio•with that for which the was at prefent ar ,intigned. She had been confined for a twelve !month, and liberated upon finding fecurity for her good behaviour. Is place of being reformed in! the corredion the had undergone, it appeared that the had commenced anew her career of fraud Edeception. . , , dward .Powell produced a record of the Pik; foner's former couviaion ; and Thomas Roberts,' keeper of the New Patin, fwore that £he had been in his coltody for one, year. . John Beliellon who keeps the Nag's Head public bode s in darnaby Market, Gated that upon the 6th of July lall, the Prifoner and another wo man came to his bar and had a glafs of gin ; that either the Prifuner or her 'companion gave him a. had .fispence. This wits in the morning : in the evenin4 the.Prifoner came alone, had a glafs of, sin, and P aid for it with 4 bad alining. She re-' pirated this trick next morning with the fame fnc- :_ttecti: .In the evening She made SinOthcr clay ; I,*g.Callefi f o j oi.ovanywpra. o:brandy Ost I I 4nde re!' a bad Chilling to th e witnufs's wife. She tonk•st from her, narrowly W to it, and find- int it to be bud, ketaimi ;be ner, and gave ,h ~in charge to a conksble from Marlborough. Jfelt . ,W&cri. llic witingi produced the Tanana - Wal of *a.; chin which i he had taken in the Ciente hoarier: from the Prifoner. • Ms Conlfable Paid that Then he took the Pri *foner be found upon her two penny-pieces, but no more money of any kind. . The Prifoner made no defence: Mr. Juaice Rams went over the evidence with his renal ability. He remarked particularly that I the fraudulent intention of the Prifoner was Ma adieti from the laa circumstance detailed in evi- Janie ; namely, her aflcing for twopenny-worth of brandy, to pay which ffie paired a bad (billing at the very moment when We had two penny-- pieces in her pocket. . The . Jnry found the Prifoner guiltp.-Death. • Six were conviaed of felony, viz. 4 . jaw, for Ilealing four metal watch chains, other articles, the property of J. E. Lawfon. ? Oily& for acaling a pocket book, the prow l:4;f ff.. Smith. ,-- , .Prissa4, for Realing a quail** of cator oil, ' plirr armies, the property ofMefirs. Homer aili V% , paw/ Linn, for 144 ling a pocket book contain- 03. ,a"medal of the value of 75. the property of ' lidoneyer, privily, from his perfon. , . PrOfecutor ( wore, that ou the Asa of June ,5,,...4put one o'clock in the day; as he was comp ipg Atecots,h Cranbourn..,.Aey, there was a woman ingtvg - ,by.the corner of Leiceiter-ficida ; he went I*, mid- the ?droner was (Landing there.--be tool the bnokotte c ethe Plofecntor's coat pockets he felt him,. bie not fee him do it. Ht amid not catch,brm on be ipaant, but be did in about A quarter pf t_pnaptp,mad then a companion of * Pritolker Audi ft d- =--n him, five him his b09 1 4'.' iPpo* Mhieh the prifoner took M I wt and took out ofitthe pocket book and gate it to ,d 1 Proffiliort . aud got ohm but was utkais ti,. not i n att inaapt, when, after Orugg!io ai l g 04 1 Is be coald.b4,bcggui for mercy, laying, g c is * thw was his ark offence," ups which; he mire.akenip 410: w-ariet sad committed. Tii me. prirencx hay a, good charataer,..* it sp ud . pea d. frifp . gip evidence of one:.witana lbae be ilbeenAulbevice;with his. Royal .liigboefs the Dole', of VCifk* cet in. Holland, 'and maxis theta& five of Sutler,:. . • 11,..e Learned. Judge (*Orval, tha t i*lvim as 'Qulcal'eq.kr 4 PlPltal offisuce, *lnutile ikeekbg prlyately,tram the pqrfop, tlittjlaityltailld be w !tatted from any copfidgr• - ' ''' #44.4 urge, 1 100 - - • the r am.* ___ , ...• . . r -asd aiae Souki ~_ .`, eOFlector Anallientlitaiiibis a *Aeolian 6f the. , thiltrikierftergoillfof•the titi4le . larceni inld.if3be Jury WertOttAik opluirii, tio;tfirliZt would be; RuiltgOrliggji jig, his not ortaily. - 16E06 Gkeiitchfor i chtirglary in the &roiling haute of . Williata Lfte,-.. T and - , await* feveral , ar :tictliteAsiropeleyi.thaltakee e ta .. • It : 'eared bylkeitorichincie of the profeentor, :info, ~. •Oilui . iq the: ti)yiet ; thnt on the 3oth of Anson -la& lie lOft . the articles mentioned iii the inch4leaen3, confilling of wearing apparel and other things: He went out-about: fix in them/ming and returned about feten when the property was gone. The Profecutor's 'fon heard a noire of 'opelfing the latchof the door, about a quarter - befiut tiz o'clock, and then heard• a perfon coming down ftairs—the 'Wittier: got out of bed, and met the Prifoner coming down ftairs with a huddle finder his OM : • lie fald he - ited' m been there lt . _ kw gs; wart*, .441 A *vi , . er-,,,,F41s no fu el e rrors as r.Williams living in . that -honfe.—,The Witnefs con not fity what was in the bundle that was, gniter.his arm, for he was nofable to feeure it, or the Prifoner, who was too thong for the Wi4 -40 ! ,.The.Prifoner. was ; &only afterwards appiehesibitt - itone of this property was found upon bins- ' . •• ..: .., - ' The I;iiirmd Judge -left it to the .jitry euoisti fider-Whither they were &tidied that the•bmidle which the Prifouti had triftler hiS ain't containd the Whole of the arti4ol,4atod iti the 11nd%'.. , t or nw for if not, the Arahais -might be-lefs. that -ieh.ntade the offeiseveapinil, it-mt • • . • : .(- fib!, hiye:happened tha.troene, , oei • • . !: • ..t have taWi it Out of thepti.AnillEth;., itie; p.4 : -,. n er could not he found guirty of (haling ill *info . ..f4 l b4 Ipry F 9131,0. :145_,?=ireusr itiOtt of, Va. * Tail % of.i•a4o . oe.- . • :, - 1 .!.. ~.„ - • q T sio . r • . • 414 "9"P 4 " 1 711 1 44*/ .49./14.Nr. It!" 1 11: 3 .+ rd,, vatic' A grid* d:lrrommiuwof v .......4;10Arcift hilt Pe'PeY•• . ::',.....! .:.i.i_ .. .., , rtd dial. tir krifgale, in A VW, dig,Te IMFlTeVniade thrinttrnment of apthef palm:in . 81; ite4ilr•• • The Pao . kat; nikne4 o 4ises' q 1 .4 1— lbc PrifoneTulid. itei;f4a:4lll444•tor wet* in fac t ;nr ifiSkie *mit kuLinit nnin. , m 1.10 4,1 OP proctitom was . . poi engaged in Tic ;Prep"; the prtfoner found SIM a) S. r ° g watch' which was hung againft *f W , anti. ho ,was: eia i. &Midi tleteeted in . fiirl irrimnit ces s 'ailti _leave, no dOutif•of hii hiving aka the protockiy.. "Iret: companion made olf. . . . The Learned jidge who fried the can; liLbry' 'humanely quettioned the Piofecutor as to the cit.- cum fiances of the dwelling4hOnfe, and value of '-the article, with a view of endeavouring to mitigate. the capital part, of the chine. The Jury, how ever, ihortly effeaed this by finding the prifoner guilty of ftealing to .the valupof 39 'billings. And five were acquitted, : via. R. Tuck, R. Da fis, A. ifhittiqbas. . ~:... 7e copor, who was clawed with hawing . felo nioutly ravilked,. and ofirsit y known,- Elizabeth Oarrert, again* her lAt,-:etc: Thipeculiar nature otAie cafe' pree ~ es.a cir ca-Main-lid detail. 're , a Cieireci I. Z i the profeentrix was a formal itt the outs public honfe, in WhifechatieL: On the forenoon of Sun day; the 22d of laft 1,9 qiith;:file" tank a pa of beer to th e prifortees martin**, :iii 'Clittle 7 447 ; there was another man with him, and his wife was out. She deferibed that he - took thisfi liber ties with her which gave rife to the relent profe -006011. On being' crofs-examined, the acknow ledged to have been half an hour in the room ; that his wife came to the door while the was there, when he fent her to their tie. to order a pot of beer.; aid, ith4 02e. wife was to employ ed,. the:Maeda fa& T lise Aid) was perpetrated; and the acknowledged, that the man who was in the room went out and came in again while the prifoner was toying with her: In his defence, the prifonet afrerted, that ht hid ufed no force.i.vith the profecutrix. The pee on abovementioned Rated, that the girl did not Teem very averfe to the pri foner,-and that'he never heard her comeain.— And two lodgers, " 'the houfe flared, that they -WA never heard the noire at the time ; that if the girl had cried out, they mutt have heard.her, &c. From the complexion of the cafe, neither Mr. joßiee'en Ablaut nor the Jury thought it neceffary to go through the remainder of the evidence, and the latter had little hefitation in acquitting the Prifoner. The protkeutrix is a girl about twenty years of age. lipla Pause was intliftd for leafing, on the sad of July, two guineas. two half guineas, and twoletven ThillingAneces, and other monies, the property of Ifaac 'MA* 'Efq. It appeared generally from the evidence, that the Prifoner had lived as fervent with the Prole tutor, a Gentleman refiding in the vicinity of Hackney. He generally kept his money in 3 bureau, or book•cafe, in the parlour, and latterly, • from time to time, miffed Tome of his money.— Sufpition at length relied on the Prifoner. Mr. Clarke marked a guinea, and placed it in that part of the bureatt thence he miffed the money. On the • ; lay atiovemiesgiOned, the marked guinea was alb miffed. . He had the Prifoier immedi ately fearched, and a piece of iron which might he tiled as a pick•ltiek, and was what is called a mock-nail, was found in his poreffion—he was given in charge to an Officer, and in jbout two Wo9,„after, it squtentsid, ;one of the nifkids found belts/. amts, ..itrel i tr4G4,4tre. the Prifeincetecd to keep commonly his clo4 tbc Ippoz4o in the Indiament, it was cov , , , for the greater,part, with brick-dull.r-,Amdak it wailodullhe mark ed gidnea. , - • :-. - -;" 27 )" ' 'A "'- anthe ' n of the witkifesfor the PiOrtknti_Qn,' 'it t k sired, than in the - oiiin3ois of a A; iab t wit e "in *mit*. it, shalt` lie toek ef'theststireati Mid not been' ottked-Utliat the piete of item found' hi* Friawei *kW 4at 'i kind eta% many of drbieli law/ look shout tie Or deni• wpd dnit 'evil& peeks' IA thii bemire hidie edsto.the repolitory chid pelt afire as the Psilliner. ' -- .- 4 . • ''. . r . - I ''' s . • . Tile bdifildV64l46eitchsra,ir Milt his late miner, tiChtshati PEW Si via charms!_ other refpeitable Witnelres; aid - tbs" . , after misting the , emissiri Ibme time to ' , minds, 41 liallieldlitsf.--Nes . Clfilipor... • - • Terfivrwr7 .T77.yr-rerTgrrwiwy • . .pv • • d ay Lift, in Charlotte.-iirc. c t, t h e L td . ; of Mr. k: .4 trod, i ttida the the y nori. i m 4th rs. in t fi. at tty of Lo L . r • n iu n O s r d l uir ft n or. 013.0 f a da 14AkitIED. - 013 lat. at Brithil, bonus Htnr , hrits,d. Brooke, Eh. of Hsu Bank, iicYai Mita. utt and Pactiskibra, Efq. to, Ma Marne/. DIED. Oa altnrday, at his honk at Baling, A.braha t tu Duke-fttra. Pottland - placc !! On AC Oda of July La, at the lasnd of Trinid a d it , :lac Writ back Bel oar, with . oi'Ltemeniat-C u l oac l V; f t) , t .„ of dm 5 ith eat. On $h 4th bd. i n Lancaftet, aged 84, Mr. Thutts„ Aut!t.• ran, of Wray, one of the people In Haroknoci‘ifs, Dublin, Mrs. Jane Uadham, ra,:c ut 'vor Lake Had6at, Eh. In Jme lid, at Clareadoa, Jamaica, Mr. Rupert I.:a Gordon, ion of &awe Gordon, fq. of Aehnels. In Itelia_ Mrs . Clarke, Mid of Bernard Clark. : , Er g. On TaddaY morning, the infaht fun of Willi.uu itrq. wLlosollitrinn-Ficida AT DI Gov LlM;s r mr""'"•o toir MinuttA aftix - 6 stifilatt• after i . '=. *Wil fpopfibiliti ltiChl; deviatz fettot om M th ei e crt,e;l:itctyalt,ttomrt by y n t t t re e. UAW oh Oahe Blench, the laisetten of long continioj bud. it tiro lift criterion of fopeikeity. ! devoted my e to the exclufwetteg. • • 4411 * I= DtviitAutkr i at the ftxce - sfu. rdlia E t pl itiesvio thfe• 111t a i rhar dctit c yt wormittv w.nal artinit 4t.i t. tci ti. ; t :7 3re por the r % a far a im s I us tl Mt ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. Att e r oicri tcau.ki) Aran Swin, f o r m a •• art early parka of Fr di cto -uric I”tir'.l4- 111ifiolalSi • • ttctuf enntittived er thd quay ikal. prams vetlishasey of kaaetZ PrAditiot.tr3. The WHILE& DISO4P gitS..to the time of which I !la ve d e . yht o d atte;i:itiop, coatpri4c evt:r y Cis of V INIFACTIOA , whether of a rt:Csi3t 4tirioot tty. %Blinds OrilittitliSrY whether tering fL i n et c iStOtOoltbrys; Or the indulgence of astannv age, and laftly Om de. asoltionca ion the (Tacna in Womitit44da is causal a:Mktg. ,hiliSS or OTBILILITY. Nuntekous s difeafes are the refili Oi t tnc : ranee or balk is * traitutent of laltairdc'doitorr. hca, and it'uot uhfreptntly 4 0 . that tharaddartitUre are pcifoneil by the iudi:c7ctioli of as mariarded hoer. , By a fuperice naetkod con an pony pgreci k and even where others .issve failed, I trsli dot may prerume to olfcr a radical re-eAablillunent Few, however, arc the carol of complicated afftnia iu tt s &Corder, compared with the calamitous &nations of IVltn,v44 from indulgence inaSQLITAAN VICE. or LIIt! prevalent (km. of a fifbionatile Lee, met re that !Late of De iutr wh a t, the Unavoidable enketitieneti of filch p.-rnicioas When:the unhappy haver bioads over his atarr. hut eft* sully comesaishissnisfmuse, is ay he come consiltar:unter hits tq WOW, that alth,ough . lt.bp:m o:;;‘‘‘1 of doubt or our. taint?' With re.!vial of then I)7.ft, CIERCI Pe by ihe Piiiitifis Of tic: rovetion 1.1 aquirt aunt of my .expinience: If the tits.% cif. 7tacchtts nmtic tract begun to redueoviatilt sieves , me:* r!Siety will be prevents* by an early. coutu•saetion of this Ingued tire, and is three cafes no great diifichltis bes e t ' But iehere this Diiitifeocy gf f Vet rs Red ame Per. feli r ltrauce 4 indiclanfibly recnihsvtit ,trevs: the flealteleg 1 1 1 :li of LifeLeAMMO:II; 4114 ate the Cosittituttou. lidAttiwitu.wOMlN, who have tong been dirairvirted In their etpeititifons di Family, din be affV.red, Bass in a. 41 Mammas facts Weds are curab% by \ltched! Skill. The BECRLCY which ig fo eifential to my oticiertatiminil the Vificatiqus which j u llays. fres - timed tom. . : Bafis omy Pretenfioni, In coil. cklence with fte.h tlt. oration is given, that Mr B--- May be confaltedpefonalb ((or by hauls incloftrig 2 Hail nire) bottle, N 0.19, AkWtreet, Strand, near Tempte-Rar. There Is an additional entranzi in Water-ilrectAcittg and the - name Is on both try: doors._ * O . R Wiernh••• ni tie Rev al- Pollee,. ' 4 utreem TO LAMES. • I F the prefervation of Fittlth and Beritv be °Wad of importance to the *fairFert, • Dr. Bataan the Inventor and Proprietor of thole ;AV .Townie tries e4ll. Is LA NERVOUS CORDIAL and bo r4 N cA I. SY r, P, frilu impulfes at once the rnoft alutdi:ltiterea:d,reeLn , to the loveließ part ache criatlon tl one fpccilica v.- ilk's brie never failed, under a variety of the molt critical cafes, to rift a fovereign, if not an infallible, .roati:dy. The following cafe was fent by Mr. Bit;:t t.:2, karat Ware. houfe, South Bridge, Edinburgh, to Dr. Ilsoani, .dtcftei by the celebrated 1)r. AL ERA NIL: CA , . T 71.2: Dear Sir—About fix years ago I vas a flitted with Esculent• ingPains ip my Legs, which enninued for tweivemorths,aboot winch time they,began to fweil greatly, and at lait brake out: very offenflyc Ulcers front the Ankle to the Knee, aad cur tinued in this manner for two yean, all which time 1 rascw.. fin d to the ltoufe, bei .g unable to walk, and my Irzcidt mud int,. aired; having tri,:d every thing th -r c thoicht a cure, without effed, I was adirifed by t friend o. m ine :o your &TA teten.t. SYRUP, and upon fr uld my health became better, and !he : appearance, which eneourag:d me to -, , in:er:re **r • - itUr, until I had taken tic bottles more, in; tijir Y health hill became better anti the Ulcers and I al good a Rate of health as I have been in'ior her.: t..r. yeas and my Legs are entirely well, and have euir.tqa.:d ra for th two years palt. I am, Sir, your molt obliged hum" le feiv; 7 • Craighall, Aug. 24, tBO2 The above fads are attetied by, A LEIANP CARLVLE,, •• :titter of Inverotk, in the neighbourhood of CARLYLE BELL, Elder, Gs:ORGE STEW.IIT, . FRENCH REPUBLIC. • Mr. FOVitCROY, the Minilter, and fire Chen.l Ea7o:". has given D'r. BRODUM a Certificate as to the excencnee of . above Medicine; which Certificate has received the Sirrt::. of Mr. Mskar, the Britiih Minitter refi•lent in Franco The Botanical Syrup and Rettorative Nervous Corsi:: 0 ' had at trip Doctors houfe, No. 9, Alhion-itreet, ne ar • mien Mufeam, Surry-fide of Blackriars Bridge, in ;L as.; 1114 61.;* (duty included) : Jchoult di Cu-'s, late B: con, No. xsce,Ostferdeftroet s oppufitc Bousi-itrect ; Goidicy, V.eul:no) Wifd , No. 324, Holborn ; Withers I n tel OCkci din irehoufr, 229, Strand, Temple Bar; Tut Royal Exchange; Williams, Perfumer to his Make FI ' Pall-Mall; E Newberyi Corner of St. Pours Chuicb-, Bolton's, Royal Exchange ; Ching and But ler , No 4. Cila fide; Burgcuis, Amick, and 5..4, No. 32, liariarka; Sh 3 k Medicine Wafehoufe, High !Area, B o rough, op-, Aim the Sot: l watt Bank; Mr. Pirldineo, No. 76, Oxford-ttrect, nvo. the I.",atitkeon; Forbes, ilruggilt, 32, Black:11z ire Borough; and Dicey, Bow-lane. And by all Printers, Bookfellers, and Veno:s , in the three kingdoms. . Bitonuat's Guide to Old Age, or A ivier to tv,:a obtain a radical and permanent cure for thole frrre: Inh: . of Nature which Delicacy often forbids to cli6 hi.• • Matra; witk art-cad& on Fcluicl,: Oil - cafes, N citOndfiai, and Cotifumptivi: C:anplaiuts.—To ." • Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathcrs, est:. It :: itFieltniiinidesit • Seafaring Men. A 225. Bottle cantilns equal to five fin::11•.:•••• •r. Thetblisoltiting Patient: cases, with the 1.),,n.•: ,:••• • 6/ . 1 Gtdnea; ' will bE strictly attended tu. • `hwßl be need:Nil/ the l)rietrn- thou! t f-c rrat:n t: Witted with Dearnefs 61.'1.4s of gight, or foal letter or parcel; to'lhe Doctor (pat or carri.gc Fee.--The Ntedichies may !le kui ever , - .h.v. - • • ..ONDON: Printed for the Vrotric.nrs. by 107 7 7 1):\ (of Cienaby-ftreet) it the ; Cater-Rivet; and publifhl. ll l tchwy..pbce, Lanibeth),at No I. Carey-ftri , l. a ot-Oorca, Temple-Bar ;tow! kh co -. • catirms for the TOMOS are rctpt:ilcd to head ..G.T,:;!