Star. — London, England, 1802-10-15 00:00:00

- • . POY.ICE. • MANSION HOUSIL—The following circurnflance • is eonimtmicated to the I.nan MAYOR, by Mr. ' thz keener of the Poultry Compter.- I:tvin;.; received r me information, that feveral of .1 )e felon prifoners intended to make their efcapc, ',-, with the affifianee of his men and fome city ffi-ers, made fearch amongfi thesmoll defperatc • tliem, four of whom, who had been committed for capital • , ffences, had got their irons fawed off. join White had got his irons off, and was at work with a Reel fays when deteBed. Both thtt iron and faw were (hewn to his Lordfhip, who was told that this White was the ring-leader of the intended efcape. He is to be tried for having erronated a feaman, to recover his wages. Luckily they are all now properly fecureti without any blondihed Wort sHIP-STltilT.—Yefierday a man was finally examined, on fufpicion of having flolen a large qnantity of iron nails, from hi. mailer, Mr. H. Martin, in Alderfgate-Rreet, and was committed for trial. Twenty-three men and bays were brought to the Office, from the fign of the Seven Stars pt b lic-hoefe Fleet greet , Betbnal-green, on fufpicion beinibullock-drivers : and guilty of felonies; the officers Rated, when they entered the room they found under the tables clafped knives and flicks. They are fufpeaed to be a part of a def perate gang who infeft the metropolis. They were committed as rogues and vagabonds. GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS. Suwr Qt r uarta Sessions.—Yefterday John Owen was tried on an indiament, which charg ed him with unlawfully and deceitfully uttering counterfeit money. Oaavins Wooding depofid, that be is a jour neyman to Mr. Wilfon, an Apothecary, in Black friars road, and on the sd of Oaober inft. the pri foner came into the (hop for half an ounce of manna, in payment for which he tendered a bad fkillieg, which the witnefs ref - teed. He then of - feted another, which was alto a bad one, and on its being ref uted, went out of the &top. Mr. Wilton and himfeif then followed and &cured' the prifoner, tent fora Conllable and had him fearched. The C,onftable who fearched the prifoier de poled, that be found his Craificoat pocket sj bad ihillings, st in Ms neckeloth, and Is in his Socking:; there were . alto round upon him a number of good fix-penny pieces and a quantity of halfpence, *ilia it is fuppoied he had received in change. • The ,jury found him Guilty and the whole of the trial being gone through, the Cowitilsan pat ed fentence upon dude perfons who had been eon viaed. The moil particular of which were, Wil liam Francis to be tranfported for (even years, for picking the pocket of Mr. Hill of his handker chief at Van:ball; William Clark, tranfported for (even years, for Reeling agreat coat in the pan& of Berznondfey, the property of John Smith ; Jo feph Eyre, for Sealing a quantity of mahogany, the property of John Backworth ; andlohn Owen, to be impnfoned twelve months, for uttering bate and counterfeit money. Which done, the Court adjourned. KILWAINHAIS 81115101116 DUSLIW I OCT.11.■•••011 the arraignment of Samuel Walker, on two india ments for S oo dollars fra nc on board a veld on her paffage from America off Arklow Head, on the ift of September :all. Mr. iddreffed the Court, and raid, it was a pointwell known, and univerfally recognized among the Judges in England, not to allow two indi&ments, as in this c afe, for the fame offence, one being laid capital by the Itatute, and the other at common law. The Itatute in England, making it a capital fe lony to deal any fpecies of goods and- chattels from on board a vete', did not emend to Ireland, and in the enaaing of that &sante, the penal cLlufe was precifely limited to goods and chattels, with out any reference to call* or coin of any defcription. The profecutor again& Walker, on the repre fentation of Mr. WNally, withdrew the capital indiament. The prifoner was then comdtitted for trial, for that he, on the t ft of September kit, did felonioutly Real from the (hip (Lady Nelfon) Soo dollars, value 4s. cod. each, the goods of lames Millar, whO &priced that he was the Captain of • the L ady Nelfon brig, and previous to her pat. 1 Sage from New Provideece to Ireland, did engage • the profaner, whom he identified as his ftewatci. He was not long in his employment when the mailer of a Liverpool trader had him taken on fufpicion of felony; but on the Orator's applica tion to him, the witnefs, from gaol, he egotrived to have him liberated and taken into his (ervice again At the espence of In dollars. The veffel having proceeded n. ;cer voyage on the jd of Sep-, tembsie lit, Rruck on the Iminksof A r ww, when the crew, to a man, lased on a trunk of dollars, rifled it of its contents, and dihributed them among each other. They, however, oh being reprimand ed and threatened with punifbment, reftored the greater part of them, and the prifoner among the reft affeaed to give in his proportion of the . plun der. The veflel having reached Dunleary, the prifoner quitted her, and remained four days ab fent, during which time a great many dollars appeared in circulation in Dunleary, of which witnefs informed his agents in Dublin (Pierrat and Wulf), who, in consequence took an account of the number configned to them, and found a confi derabie deficiency. Had heard that the prifoner did give eleven dollars at Danleary to the pilot. The witnefs being alked by the Court, if he be that any plunder he fuppofed prifoner to -have committed was effeited at Arklow, be replied in the affirmative, on which the Court adjudged it was out of their jorifdiition, and that the pri. loner, againft whom no as of felony was :amity proved :+t Military, in the county of Dublin, mutt be acquitted. iijv, proliented by Henry Dean Grady, Efq. for_ilealinkwearing apparel fiom his family, was 6 •. ---~_-~- I ,w'" ' • I-. ' 1 • • • . ~. . . . im,, "kr - - • . . ..i...' .. . . ' • . • • " .......* I. ..Z •- • • ~ , 0 ..c'-..... r 4 . . -1‘ iN• 4 1 ,• , , -.- _~;-~-, NEW M4GIST7i4TES. lobn Spencer, Afq. M.P. fps Wilton, and fon lobo of Lord Charles Spencee,Mayor. - Doitestzs-rza .—Thomas Gould Read; Eiq. Mayor. 11 zaar —M. Alderman towe. No rr. nu mioZilr. Alderman flornbuekith C a err eau Et.o....Thum*s Dutton, hfq. l.txcotu-1 h'rwlt &Mai, Efq. iftwcits rut-4'hornas Cletatell, Efq. DirauAsa.=Thomas Chipchafe, Efq.' • • CoaF—Richard Lane. - • • ERIN mu aon The Right HOn. Neil *Vicar, Lord Proof PERTH —Phu Caw, Ffq. Proirist Shenif. and Coroner. Ruin Race pi... Colonel John Spent of &outlaw, Provo& 'June v.—. Andrew Moodie, Efq. Chief Magiarate. Inv au It Malkin, Efq. Provoft. GLAsoow —.Laurence Craigie, Efq. Lord Proved. BAN!? —George Robinson, of Gavel, Efq. Provo& Du strut Richardfon, Efq. Provo& ATa.—George Charles, Efq. Provo% Ettuss...-Augottite Fitzgerald, of Tureen, Efq. ProTott. tny—Walter Fergus, Efq. of Strathore, Proved and Admiral. Liu LITHO° w—iflies. Learmanth, Efq. Frozoft. WILTON ....,] At the Perth County-meeting on the sth inft. it was refolved to co-operate with the Magi(lrates and Town Council, hi the ere&ion of a new prifon and bridewell, and a public building to contain town and county halls, offices for the fheriff and town clerks, places for the public records, &c. and a committee was nominated to draw up a bill to be brought into Parliament, for railing the necef fary fume by areffment on the town and county, for ere9ing thefe buildings; for the regulation and maintenance of the bridewell, and other ob- jets therewith conneaed. The meeting refolved to co-oper*je with the other counties in Scotland, in applying to Parha• ment to procure an' alteration in the late aft, im pofing an additional duty upon malt. They alfo took into confederation a meafure prefently agitated in the weftern counties of Scot land, zelative to the expediency o f f ii a nt tying.to tht; kginature for an uniformity of rd weighs and meafures throughout the united kingdom. The following ludicrous fcene, it is (aid, *anal ly took - place aThort time ago :—A Seafesaa, in the neighbourhood of Thames-fireet, having been chofen Churchwarden of an adjoining Parini, was called upon by the Organift, who had the misfor tune to be blind, for the payment of 51. being the amount of a quarter's falary, and addrelling him felt to the Shopman, " I come," fays he, for a quarter's falary." " You cannot have a gaol Ciety," replied the Shopman, " it is not our canons to ferve it by the quart, sir."—" I am forty for it, indeed," rgoins the Orga . nil', " I have' always been accufLomed to receive it that way; and it will put me to much inconvenience to alter the plan ; and it furely cannot be a great objea to your Matter." The Shopman not knowing how to proceed, in formed his Mailer, who accufed him of having made tome blunder, and camehimfelf to right the bufinefs. 4 Friend," rap the new-made Church. warden, " what amount of Celery did you fay you wanted ?"-0 Five Pounds, Sir."—" There, John," fays the •Seecifrnan, " I told you it would tura one one of your blunders—nothing can be more clear ; put up the Gentleman 51bs. of Ce lery." The Shopman having finilhed the job, was very politely proceeding to place the parcel under the blind man's ante, who wondering at the circum fiance, could not help crying, " What are you at now, Friend ?" " Why only giving you the slbs. of Celery," fays the Shopman. " What the Devil," replies the impatient Orgaift, " is it all halfpence ?' On the 34th of Sept. a fcene was exhibited at the parifh church of St. Etienne, near Elbenf, in France, that firongly refeinbled thole which have been often prefented at ungracious fettlements of Minifters among the Prefbyterians of Scotland. The former Prieft of St. Etienne is (Lill alive, but will not take the oaths to the government. Ano ther was prefented, and the aath was the day of his infialment. The whole parifh were paffionate ly attached to their former pallor, and the women affembled in a body to oppofe the entrance of the new incumbent. He was efcorted by a train of foldiers. The women threw !tones ; the foldiers drew their fibres. In fpite of all that could be done, a crowd filled the church, and made a noife which entirely interrupted the fervke. The Parfon attempted to harangue them, but was not heard. On Sunday ha a melancholy accident occurred art W' more, near Elham, in Kent : Mr. White head, the owner of a lime-kiln, which had been burning a few days, inadvertently attempted to walk acrofs the top of the pit, when the. chalk giv. mg way beneath, he funk down, and in a very Ihort fpace was literally burned to a nteleton ; his wife, who had accompanied him, and • who was the unfortunate fpeeator of the event, ran and alarmed a neighbouring congregation, but too late to albrd him any Aflame. Monday a young girl , not upwards of 17, and (errant to an sniff in Little Britain, had the def. pirate courage to deliver he i rfelf of a male child, and, in expeaation of not being dircovered, bar bstottfly tied a firing about its neck and hung it up in the chimney ! Her zniftrefs fafpeeing, from her appearance, that fomething extraordinary had oc. curred, carefully fearched -the houfe, and at length found the infant where the unhappy mo ther had put it. A Coroner's Jury was yesterday fummoned on the occafion, when, after the anal forms were gone through, the lenience 64 Still born" was unanimoufly pronounced. The unfor tunate female, however, was taken into cufindy, and is treated with all the humanity which her lituation demands. On Monday fe'nnigbt a poor man, brewer to Mr. Guthery, Nag's Head Inn, Gatelhead, New cifile, (notwitbnanding he had taken die precau tion to lay held of a rope for his fecurity), while in the all of removing a pump from the copper, ' unfortunately fell into the boiling veal ; end `though he had arength enough to extricate !dna/ 'fell by means of the rope, he Tainted the moment he got out, was carried home, and died the daffy It in thesreatea agony. 7115 1 6 ". '7"r' : . • • • r• r • It 1 df people on Snow-hill, throwing brick bats indif criminately at every perfon, .1 A number of fruit women fiirrounded her, caching her to a furious rage; falling on a pile of bricks, fife broke her arm. Her hulband, who is a reined:Ale mid. • accidently coming by, took her home in a coach, from the infults of the mob. Several robberibs have lately been committed in the kids between town and Hampflead. A gen tleman and lady walking to Hampßead to 4inner, two or three days ago, were flopped by a fellow, and• robbed by him, though shoe were feverai people palling at no very confiderable diflance. Thurfday fe'nnight between to and i t o'clock,' Mr. Terry, of Snuthfea Common, - when within go yards of his own bottle, was knocked down by two footpads, and robbed of two al. notes and ifs. in Giver. Mr. Northcote, the artili, was on Wednefday k'nnight, between nine and ten o'clock in the morning, attacked by a 'ruffian on Primrore-hill,' and robbed of his purfe,and a very trainable gold watch. Friday night a gentleman going along Oxford area, was befet near the Pantheon, by about half a dozen of fellows, who bullied and robbed him of a leather purfe, which very fortunately contained no more than Bs. 6d. Between ten and eleven o'clock on Saturday night, a gentleman was attacked by two footpads in Chifwell-ftreet, one of whom Wilted on his Rop ping, which he refuted ; he was then flruck In vio lent a blow on his left eye, by the other, with an iron weapon, tha;it is feared he will lofe the fight: and had it not been for a Mr. Wood, of Toiler. lane, who was accidentally palling, he would, in all probability, have been murdered. Tuefday night a mailer butcher of Saffron.hill, Hatton Garden, coming over Tower-hill, was ac coiled by a man in a Tailor's drefs, who demanded his money, which he delivered, to the amount of ten &Wings, being the whole he had about him.— With that rum the villain ran off, and efcaped. OnWednefday fe'nnight, in the evening, a young man of decent appearance went into the fhop of Mr. Vale, in Fleet-flreet, and aficed to look at fome gold pins ; after felefling the two molt va luable, he begged to know the loweft price, ad ding, he Should purchafe but one now ; whili he appeared to be making his choice, he very delibe rately walked off with both, limning the door after him, fo that before the perfons in the Mop could come round the counter,he was out of fight. Thurfday morning, between the hours of nine and ten o'clock, tome villains broke into the houfe of Thos. Tumber, a poor man, at Wingharn, in Kent ; they took from a chef} 21. tas. 6d. in cath, Tome shirts, &Ws, and a napkin • likewife a quan. tity of pickled pork, with which they got off un difcovered. Friday night fome villains entered the public houfe at Black Robin's Corner, near Barham, and carried off a quantity of provifions, liquors, &c. They had the audacity to take cart belonging to a perfon in the neighbourhood, with which they removed the Rolen goods,and got off undifcovered. P'riday evening lA, about nine o'clock, as a gentleman of Bath was returning from Hallatrow, he was flopped by a footpad on the road between the Globe at Newton and the Turnpike, who feizing the bridle and demanding his money, the latter drew a piltol and placed it dote to the fel low's ear, but it only /lathed in the pan : this frightened the both, which fringing forward, fell on his knees, by which accident the Gentleman was nearly difmounted. At this critical moment two other fellows made their appearance, tittering horrid imprecations and threatening defirnetion, one of whom aimed. a blow with a bludgeon at the Gentleman, which was received on the back part of his right hand, and aearly feparated the tendons of his fingers ; another blow was aimed at his bead, which fortunately muted him, but Rriking his horfe (which by this time had reco vered his legs), the animal let off at full fpeed, and the Gentleman thus narrowly efcaped with his life. Soon after, the fame fellows flopped a Briftol port chaife, near the Globe, but on finding three failors infide, who were preparing th give them a warm reception, they made off. The fame even ing, about fix o'clock, as Mr. Lewis, pig -dealer, of Brifol, was going on foot to Wells Market, he was flopped between Whitechurch and Pensford, by two fellows, who after knocking him down, dragged him into a lane, beat him in a mole un• human manner, and robbed 'him of nearly twenty guineas. Monday evening the Coroner's Inqueft was held at the Middlefex Hofpital, on the body of Mr. Gordon's Clerk, who was fo wantonly and inhu manly nabbed in five different parts of the body, in Compton-ftreet,Clerkenwell ; but the Jury hav ing no proof, verdit—Wilful murder againft a perfon or perfons unknown. ECCLESIASTICAL PREFER ME NT The Arebblihop of York has inftltuted the Rev. JohnOver ton, A.B. to the Redtories of St. Cm and St. Margaret's, in York, on the preftntation of the Lord Chance, ir. BIRTHS. I.aft week.st Arkkby Hall, Cumberbnd, the /.ady of Sir Jo. kph Senhoufe, of a fon; being her Ladyfhip's tenth child. Vu Sunday at Exminfter, near Exeter. Mrs. Trevanlon, the Lady of J. letrarworthTrevaniork, Efq. Captain of the ad Dragoon Guards:lM of Cornays,tn Cornwall, of a fon. Same day at Do.on' Commons. the Lady of Dr. Rothinfon, of a daughter. On is! unday latt , eke Lady of Edmond Thomas Waters, Efq. of Bedford Tow, of a daughter. MARRIED. • At Calcutta. F. Rabic, Efq. Purfer of h Sybelle, to Mira C. Warreo. On the t 3th init. at Chateb-Hoofc, Merton, Surrey, in the 25th year of ha age, after a bag and painful Wads, the Lady of James Downing, Rig. bite of the 73d regiment of foot. ri g On the of July, at Cape Francois, Mond of St. Domingo, on his out to Jamaica, Clucks Camber, Elq. Paymafter of the h battalion of the both regiment of foot, At Nemo ille,Mrs. S tevenfosovlb ofDr Stevenfen, phylkien. Oaths aft inflate, at lases% Derwiekbire, John Lumfdaln, flig. a illenwa. *DOI* Mrs. Mahon, MIA of Archdeacon Mebane and dligZof Dr. Robert Downes, bte Ilifbop of Raphoe. ctliiikiet,et Hempitsitl, Mr. lolon Homer, jun. of .• T . _~... ..;~~.~ .. .: WARCZZI , `. ~..awl BATH. WSTEVENSON, (from James-firect,.l.7:rn.. ..Mcad), Stithlc-Keeper and Purveyor to his v Highnelit the Dims of Yottc, informs the Nubility and chat he h as t a ken thofe excellent anJ conunodi ' .SCHOOI. and STABLES, (late B a t' s ) at the top "1 v.,•7 ftreet, which he has fitted up in Neil a manner, a mii!l :„. the approbation of his Friends.—ant aq !inweariA c ! 6, . will be e v erted by Mm and his Servant. ar all Herres committed to his care, he truth, th It ha • . voured with diet' c o:n m ands and recommen !tat i .is. L. perienes in every thing that refpeds the. management ol a , ble, prompt. him to fty, the confidence which may he p o in him will not he mifplaced. An approved and esperiencei Riding MAftrr hill etnci th e Sehoolo.—Good Lock-up Coach-FiGur4Ls-11.1y mid Corn fold out upon the molt reacona:de term. CONSUMP rioN of the t.TJNGS, AsTit MA, COUGHS, an.: DROPSY. DR. CRAMER begs le4v.. tr) ir.frrm tl i . My, Gentry, and Pubic. that he h.-I3 jult fornilheil tI• C underneath Venders with a frefh fupply of his Ptetoast. listasisit, and liiit.sss of the lest...inn LIVERWORT, whnfe restorative powers in the Cure of the gine- Dir. afes have been evinced In upwards of three hundred Cafes of dick gencr4v ennfidered fatal affeaftions, many of which were pronounced is their la& Rages. The Iceland liverwort is a Medicine foreign reputation, and has latterly been fandioned in th e Country by the firft Medical Chara.ler?!. A full ticeount mar be Peen hiCranser's Treadle on Confumptions, A;tbma, Hoop in` Cough, Limply, Re. at the different Venders. Sold in Bottles of 75.6 d. midi, by Tutt , Royal Exchange; W ar d, 324, Holborn; Sayers, lite 'fuller, Taviftock-row, Cov alt .. (laden; Sheppard, Stationer, Briitol; Poole, Taunton ; Lyache, Mantheiter; Woreefter ; Swinney, Biminghara ; Pooie and fon , Cheer ; Wright, Liverpool; Gregory, Leieefter; card, Bath; Willett, Chepftovr ; Jones, Oxford; Wright, He. ref Ord , &c. with ample diredions. Volt itheumatitins, IthelinmEic Gout, Sciatica' i• Lumbago, Bead-acs, Numbnefs, Palfy. Indigeftion, fs tulent Spahnodit or flying Pries, general Debility and Relax!, ties of the Syffem, SPRAINS, BRTTISF,S, Ste. Experience has proved the Mild itlmulating per.vcrs (.!* WUITSIMAD'S-ESSUNCR OS MUSTARD Pills, and molt effedual remedy ever made known to the world, having fucceeded in cafes of fix. eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years itanding, after other means had failed; and i t h as abiblutely estred more patients of the above complaints, thaa all the medicines ever befoi-e made Pubne. The fluid Ef fence is fo flugularly pen-trating and fpeedy in its n F er , as generally to effed the cure of SPRAINS and BRUIS S by a few applications. _ _ _ _ Whitehead's Effence of Muitar.i is prepared and In ae 23. std. each Box er Bottle, by R. Ton. s•rox, Apinhecary, No. is, Greek-ftrcet, Soho, I ondon And its reputation is fo uuiv, i fahy eitahilled, that it m a y he had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Wca Indies, and America. To prevent countet fJ.t itupolition, pnrchafers are regnefted to obferve, the Gc uine is difting,uithed by the King's Patent, at :d the Signature of R. Jo it NSTON , the P4tentee's owe writing on the label of each Bottle or Boa. For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, and DISORDERS of the STOMACH and 80.1 '. 1.5. Da. JAMU6's AMALFI)", IC PILLS. THE excellence of thefe as a gentle pnr. gative, and as a general prefervative of Health, by agliling Nature in the due difchatge of clic Animal Furdions, ha, ella. blilbed their reputation as a Medicire of the firft importance: They are admirably calculated for diforders of the Stomach and Bowels ; for perfons of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpofition ; u well is for there whole. Cooftitutions have been drafted by a too aetive or too fedentary life, or by a refidence in hot Climates. They are at-wife pirticularly ferviceabk in Head-Achs oceafioned by indigefti. n,:aticLin removing the bid effeds of free living.; as slfo inireventing Piques and Apo plexies, fo often thc.confequence of latapperance. The tendency of thcie kills iito open the Fires bynight, and the body by day:* they Morenverlownuote , fieep, and require neither confinement nor attention to diet. Recourfe (bold be had to them on theArkt,attaok of a colder upon any flight in. dirpoition; and they ilt,ukrneier beiniutied at bed-time after any excera-of eating or dirinkibil Xnel dwitheir charalfteriftic will be maintained, of promoting longevity, fo remarkably exemplified by their instrotur who . , by . a Mita= ufe of them, though a very free liver, attained the age of 75. As the ANALIPTIC PILLS Owe their virtues tea peculiar preparation, which bee never been divulged but to the prefmt Proprietors, they can only he bad genuine from them; and they are fold by Faancts NeWBEILT, at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Fait End of St. Paul's, a few doorafrom Cheapfide, London ; and at Dr. James's late hour: in Bruton-ftreet ; in Boxes, price as. 6d. each, Stamp included ; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large box, for 4 s .Cal —Obferve that the words, " F. Newbery, No 45, Sc. Paul are engraved in the (tamps. AU others arc counterfeits. ~,A/ HEN l'rbfeilimal Men of education and re tonfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the le ledlon of a peculiar Branch, the ran Ition of long continued fuccefs is the Deft criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradlice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaipts which are the waft impott ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every blanch as an Army Surgeon,! formed a with at an early period of Pradtice to refeue individu als from ,the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally daa• mous precipitancy of general Praditioners The THRP.F DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do voted my attention, comprise every fnecies of VENr.2.E.-IL INFECTION, whether of a relent or ring duration —idly. Ml kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habit' of Sexoolboys, or the indulgence of mature 4 , e, and hilly that c.o.s• rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called 13Alla.EN . NESS or STE.RLLITY. Numerous difeafea are the refult of ilmorsnee or flab in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it net unfrequently lagr• pens that the feeds of Life are pnifoned h., the indiferetimi of unguarded hour. Ey a fupetior method fuch cm:tabu:its aas caftly cured; and even where others have faited,l that that may prefinne to offer& radical re-eftablanient Few, however, are the cafes of complicred diftrec fa !be diforder, compared wit! the cahrnitous tituations of Men,srlie fmm indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Oslo ties of a fafbionable Life, Require that nate of DeJility is the unavoidable confcauence of fuch petuicious Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, bet care Fully conceals his misfortune, it may be force eonfolgionfte him to know, that althoughit be an objet of do.ibt or Jager tainty with other Pradidoners, the removal ef thee TY'r- CIENCIES by the gradual pro2refs of Renovation is th sequin• meat of my experience. If the rites of Facchus or Vence have begun to endure manly vigour, much anxiety will an •)ek it ic thee afd by an early counteradion of this . ,;uid hate, d mei as great difficulties will nutti. But where this Deficiency has fiac ycars pro per Per fbvv-ance is indifpenfibly requl lite to revive the flumnri2g tar ks of Life, and to rc-at Watt the Conftitation. MARRIED WOMEN, win) have long hear. Jira7rinied in their expedinions of a Family, may be allured, that ai melt instances fuch defeds are curable by Medical anti The SECRECY Which is fo effential to my fintier t ' *lr '" , the Iltuslifications which I have pectinated •ry five, i e rn. , As t y Baas of my Preteafions, and in coincidence with f uch citation is given , that Mr BREE may be confulted p. tl fon (or by letters inelofing a (mall note) at his boute, Ar yl " del-itreet, Strand, near I'enaple-13;u• There is an additional entrance In Wattatrect a.!ieloirg and the name is on both the dazes. M. BR EE, Member o e the Roca' raker Seiryeen• ------------ MOH WATk:R AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROleir Morning 30 minutes after S Afternoon 57 minutes after s VINDON kriatad for the Ymprictors by JOHN PANj Et t (of Carnsby-itreet) at tbei r PRINTING -Citric e. rin• It Ctisy.Arecz; and pablited by LFVFL NT (of C2 ,. fr ted,Mtcli: Larabelat No t, Carey-ftreet, as d tnc 11."1"la•mar us which Odes_ W_.......ll‘migratitat tip: ~~ 1 , •