Star. — London, England, 1802-04-15 00:00:00

POLICA, fie. WHITECHAPEL.—Tuefday a cafe was bpened be fore the Magi lirates, wherein their officers charged a man and his wife with making a great difplay of Bank notes, at feveral ;hops in the vicinity of Whit echapel, beyond their appearance in life, up hich they were apprehended. Soon after a Gentleman gave notice to the different offices, that on the preceding day, going along Tooley it reet, in the Borough, he loft his pocket-book, con taining bank notes and bills of exchange to nearly the amount of I Scol. It was proved in evidence, that this man and his wife went to a shop, to make fome purchafes of a trifling nature, and offered a 251. note, which they fuppoied only to be a sos. note ; on this the officers apprehended them, with the property of 2;ool. upon them, but the deficiency could not be traced out. The man being called upon to ac count for the polfellion of 11) large a property, re lated, that as be was dragging a truck after him along the Street, he found a pocket book, lying open on the ground, which a boy was pooping for, but which he took up firft, and went on ; that af ter he had come home he filmed it to his wife, but neither of them being able to read, he (hewed it to another woman, who recommended a third.— During the time of looking over the notes, 3001. were Paid to be loft, but it was fortunate that, t sod. was fecurcd by the officers. As there was no ant of felony proved again( the man he was difcharg ed, but liable to a civil salon. SnADWLLL.—Yefterday Thomas Chambers, a rude mendicant, about thirty years of age, was brought to this offiee, on fufpicion of felony. It was depofed by Mar7,aret and Mary Brown that they fulpeacd the pnfoner had Stolen a pair of Sheets and other articles from his ready fitrnifh ed lodging. On fearching the prifoner, upwards of tool. in Silver and penny-pieces, weighing nearly forty pounds, were found on him, Sewed in various parcels, and concealed in his ragged clothes. He appeared to be indifferent about the charge again( him. He was, however, committed for re-exami nation. Ephraim Jacobs. al'as Black Effey, underwent examination, charged on fufpicion of having fold a great quantity of counterfeit guineas and (even Milling pieces, at a lower rate and value than their denomination imports. Simon Doyle alto underwent examination on a fimilar charge. They were both committed for re-examination, when the Solicitor of the Mint will attend. Daniel Granger was committed, charged on fufpicion of robbing a tailor of bank notes, to the amount of 151. in a honk of ill fame. MAIL Roa Blt y.—ln the cafe of John Nutchcr, tried and convided at the laft Affixes at Lancafter, for the robbery of the IVigan Mail, the circum fiances of a fad which occurred fevcral years ago arc fo extraordinary As to be worthy of particular detail. The prifoner, who lived with hi; father, on going out to rob the mail, took o iii him a (word belonging to an officer who then lodged in the I.r.tife. On attacking the poft-bny, a flruggle enfued h:twecn them, in which the fword was drassn from the fcabbard, and Nutcher, in his hurry to fini(h the bufinefs, and carry home the bags, inadvertently left the fcabbard behind him, which was fccured and taken to the Poll Office.— This eiictimaarce occurred to him on his return home, at.d of ccurfe he was very much alarmed, as the officer to whom the fword belonged was ex. peeled home in a few days; and on his miffing the lcaLhaid, he might make enquiries which would lead to very difligrecable confequences. In this dilemma, Nutcher applied to a friend of his, an ingenious mechanic at Wigan, to whom he con fided the whole affair, ar.d intreatcd his Alliance. This friend, after much hefitation, promifed his Alliance and fecrcry, but exprefsly on condition that he previoufly rettored the • sole of the letters and property taken from the po.t-boy, which was accordingly done without delay, by throwing the bags in the Poft Office. He alto referved to him felf a right of publaing the whole tranfaition in cafe Nutcher fhould at any time in future be guilty of a fimilar crime, or any other flagrant breach of the laws of his country. Having made thefe flipulations, the artift went to the Poll Office, ob tained a fight of the fcabbard in queftion, and in a very fhort time completed another fo exaftly like it, that neither the officer on his return, nor his servant (though the latter had occafion to clean the new fcabbard feveral timepftrwards) had the lean fufpicion of any changeltAng taken place. The matter thus remained entirely concealed; and about a year or two from this time Nutcher mar ried ; &only after which, his mother, in a mo ment of confidence, communicated he circum fiances refpelting the robbery to his wife. She not living very happily with her hufband, ott occafion of a quarrel which happened between them, threat ened, in her anger, to divulge the affair to the Magiftrates. After this, Nutcher became extreme lyuneafy, and having, it is faid, made fome vio lent attempts on his wife, which threatened her life, le made a public difclofure of the tranfa&Ont above related, in confequevce of which he was brought to trial. The ingenious artift above men tioned was, of courfe, fummoned to appear againft him, and his humane, honctt. and dignified con aus in the bufinefs, was warmly admired by the Court. Nutcher was of courfe cony iited, and will be executed in a few days. . s FE . MALI MONSTER.—A yowls woman and her only child, aged nine months, were palfengers in the Swaffham waggon to London ; when they arrived lafi Friday at Littlebury, the inhuman mother privately eloped from the little innocent, during its unfulpeeling fleep, leaving its future want,' and cares to the *furprifed and enraged waggoner ! ExEcurioris.—Wednefday fennight was exe cuted at Nottingham, purfoant to his ientence at the lit affixes, km highway robbery, Ferdinand() Davis. He met his fate with uncommon fortitude and jefignation ; and (ince his condemnation Jill clofed matly circuniaances which fully evinced the incaity of hi:. repentance. Weduefday fe'nnigbt Geo. ',Wray, lately con demned by the High Court of Julliciary, for the murder of John Allan, a dragoon (as formerly mentioned), was executed at the ufual place of ex ecution, Edinburgh. On Saturday fe'nnight William Wright and John Bullock were executed at Cambridge, purfu ant to their fentence, for uttering as true forged Bank of England notes. They were both penitent, and met their fate with becoming refignation.— Bullock was the bon of a perfon of confiderable property in Bedfordfliire. By the death of a rela• tion fince his apprehenfion, he came into poffellion of an eftate of nearly 4001. per annum. Wright was an inhabitant of Foxton, in Lincolnfliire. Same day John Coats, for horfe•ilealing, and David Ventrief, for thee') healing, were executed at Huntingdon; they evinced great contrition for their crimes. On Saturday morning F. Jones, W. Hooper, and W. Thomas, for boric fleabag, and S. Young, for a burglary, were executed in front of Shrcwf `bury county , gaol, according to their fentence at the affixes. J. Manning, who received fentence of death at the LA affixes for the county of Warwick, for a burglary at Meriden, and who was ordered to be executed on Monday next, is refpited during his Majefty's pleafure. On Thurfday a fire happened at Bottifham in li Cambridgefhire, on the premifes of Mr. Flack, a blackfniiih, which confumed the dwelling houl, barns, (tables, and out houfes. On Wednefday fe'nnight a fire broke out at Hilton, in Cambridgefhire, which confumed the dwelling houfe and barn of a Mr. Winders, car penter. Tuefday fe'nnight, about half paft one o'clock in Ca.: morning, a fire broke out at a houfe in Ivy: lane, Canterbury, ufed as an o ffi ce by the contrac torsfor the army forage, but through a Providen tial timely difcovery was happily got under with out doing very material damage. Sunday night a fire broke nut at a faftory in Whitechapel, which at firft burnt with confider able fury, but was fortunately extinguithed in about half an hour, after having done confidetable da &sage to the premifes. A young gentleman at Doneafter, on Sunday fe'n night, fell afleep while reading in bed ; the cur tains caught fire, and the bed-head, floor, &c. were in flames when lie awoke ; his face, neck, &c. are horridly burnt. The American papers Hate, that the College of New Jerfey was burnt to allies on the 6th of March : and as nothing can be allowed to happen' by accident in the United States, the misfortune is afcribed to , s fome wicked incendiary." One of thole fires which are fo common in Con- ftantinople, lately confumed about two thoufand houfes in that city. It happened in a quarter of the town that was principally inhabited by mer chants, and deftroyed property to the amount of fome millions. A riot of a ferious nature happened at Port Glalgow, on the evening of Monday the s9th ult. an attack wls made on the Tolbooth and Guard. houfe a number of diforderly women, aided by a Otit - .11;:er of tailors and trades.people; who were goaded oa to it. Their object was to liberate two deferters from the Driver hoop of war in Leith roads, fecured in con;lluence of a printed informa tion from the Captain of the Driver; and they had aCtually begun to demolifh the prifon by means of firing a cannon, and ufing (pars and lad ders to force both tides of the prifon, when the Chief Magiarate, aided by a few volunteers, in. terfered, and luckily fucceeded in difperfing them. One of the female ring-leaders was afterwards polled in the jugs, and feveral others of both texes have fince been punifhed by fine and impri fonment for this daring outrage. A company of the Glengary Fencibles have fince arrived there, to allill in prefers'ing peace. On the afternoon of Wednefday fe'nnight, about four o'clock, a negro boy, who lately came to Port Glafgow from Tobago, and an Englifli boy from Grenada, had gone out with mulkets to !hoot at birds, and returning by the Clune Brae, were met by a carrier, who had a calk of whilky, which was leaking, and the carrier having promifed them Come of the contents if they would ant him in turning it in his cart, they both Allied in putting the calk into a fecure prifition, and the negro hav ing a gimblet, was permitted to pierce the calk, and, by means of a ftraw tube, fucked out fo much liquor that he was intoxicated : after going into the houfe of a Mrs. Pitfield, in the Old Bay, and eating-tome dinner,they (allied out with their pieces both loaded, but only with powder. The white boy fired off his piece againft the wall, and tome of the wadding recoiled, and (truck the ne gro nightly on the head. The fellow being infu riated with whale'', and imagining that the boy intended to hurt him, inflantly took up a handful of (mall gravel hones, and put them into his gun, (wearing a dreadful oath that he would (hoot the boy ; and having aimed his piece and (napped twice at him, the boy became alarmed, and was making off ; but the negro, by means of a (lone, fharpened the flint, and prefenting a third time, the boy, then only eight or ten yards diftant, the mulcinet went off, and the contents lodged in the boy's back and fide, having made 18 or 20 deep wounds ; and it has defied the power of furgeons to get any of the hones extracted. The boy now lies dangeroufly ill, add the negro is fecured in jail. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. Thirty.nintli I) iy.—The following Numbers were drawn Prizes: N0..0,318, a Prize of so,oool. No. 4126, a Prize of tool. Nos. 36,347, 53,538, Prizes of 501. No 48,318, a Pt ize of Twenty Thoufand pounds, the thirty-ninth day of Drawing, was fold in a whole Ticket and regiftered by RICHARDSON, CoonLocx, and Co, on the 29th of March laft, who have all() told, in the prefent;Lottery No. 411,752, a Prix,. of Twenty Thoufand pounds, in two fourth, two eighth, and four fixteenth (hares. No. 39,471, a prize of scool.—No. 36,058, wool. NO. 2361, 50c1.—and No. 34,914, pool. all in this Lottery, have likewife been fold by RiCHARDSON, GOUDLucK, and Co. ECCLESIASTICAL. PRONIOTIOS. On Friday lait, the Rev. J. 1.. WARREN, M. A. was itidtofted to the Vicarage ut Wedmore, in the county of Sonttritt and diocefe of Bath and Wells, upon the preientation of the Rev. the clean of WELLS. BIRTHS. At Scutfcraighoufe, the 4th intl. Mrs. Deiskith, younger of 'I Scotfcraig, of a daughter. Tuefday, at his houfe in Upper Gower-Street, the Lady of John Walker, Efq. of a danktrr. On Saturday last, in Gloucefter-place, the Lady ot 9.. Bo rough, Efq. of a dialghter. Sunday morning, at 1114 apartments, Somcrfct Place, the Lady of Charles Poole, Efq. o: a Inn. Sunday led, in PiccuilUy, the lady of Wm. Parton, Efq. of a daughter. At Melville Cattle, on Sunday the nth init. Mrs. Dundas, of Melville, of a fon. MARRIEI). On Saturday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, by the ft , v. Dr. Du val, the Rev. J. W. naval. Raba'. of Stmley with Hunwerth, in Norfolk, to Mifs Caroline Aufrere, daughter of Anthony Auircre, Efq. of Hovctun Hall, in the fame county. the 7th inft. at St. Martin's Chapel, Caerfilly, Thomas Lewis, of New Houfe, Efq. and Captain in the Glamorgan Mi litia, to Mifs Goodrich, only daughter of John Goodrich, of Energlyn, Efq. in the County of Glamorgan. At Edith Welton, in Rutland, Mr. Jahn Hill, aged 113, to Mrs. Hofe, the buxom hollers of the Red Hart, aged 63. Mr. George Hugh,, Linen-hall, to Mils Anu Norman, of Trinity-itreet, DIED. On Tuefday morning, at his hoUfe in Grofvenor-place, after a long illnefs, the Right Rev. Dr. Mora, BiMop of Bath and Wcils, Canon of Sarum, and F. R.S. . In &Waft, aged 77, Stewart Banks. Ffq. At Ardmore, county Antrim, aged 3c Wm. Moore, rfq. A few days ago, Mrs. Waltham, of Spalding, ins Lincoln &lre. A melancholyproof is here prefented of what great de licacy and precaution is effential in revealing misfortune to kin dred partics--Mrs. W. was far advanced in pregnancy, when an abrupt difch,fure of an accident which hamp n, d to her hof. band, whilst in Stamford, brought on premature tit livery, and prcmatun,tlemifc. Late!y. at Ulvertton, fuddemly, in the cenh year of hi, age, Wm. Wain-P(1. lift'. of L:routhron Lodge, near Carmel. Lately, the Rev. Wm. Heatheote,redoe of Wonting, Hants, and fon of Sir Win. H,athcote. At hi; houf, in Wai:in:-,-ftreet, Mr. J. Wrangle, in the ?nth year of his age.. Lately, at his h.dgines, on the North Parade, Rah, Charles Frederick Wlple, Efq. late of Walworth, Surrey. At his Chambers in Gray's Inn, lames Lainchbury, Efq. of Ramfden. Mn. Gregory, aged 70, widow of the late Rey. Ir. Gregory, of 1 - lordley, in Oxfordlire. . . - At Bat h, iu her 67th ycar, Mrs. Wve:, rrtiit of John Wacc, Efq. of Wroxhani-hall, Norfolk At Allangrange, on the 3:,t ult. Mrs. Gillaisders, rend of G. Gillatitlycs, EN. Iligiatield, aged eB. On the iath . ti, pt. uTt board trie Port St. George, as Kedgeree, Edward Moore, Erg. a the Hun. Company's Civil Service, on that Ellablithntent. At Ripon, Mr. W. Homer, formerly of Liverpool. merchant. At L iveryool, in his 221 year, Mr. Charle. Whatdy, youngeft fon of the late John Whattly, Efq. of H.:nif•.corth, um: Lir mingh am. On the 31R ult. aged 82, Mr. fr. d, architen, Liverpool. Lately, aged 79, Mr. Lawrence Gardner, merchant, Man clutter. At Leith, on the 2 , 1 ins, Mr 3. Jane 'Wilton, wife of Mr. Charles Shirrcff, tr.ereliant. At Hadclington,on the tft ins Mrs. Anclerfon, widow of the Rcv. Mr. Gk....me Anderfon, nrnißrr of Pencaitland. At Tillychctry, on the 31ft tilt. John Dav!diun of Tiliyebetly, Efq On the 26th of March lA, in 4i. 76th ycar, Mar - than, Efq. of Sandytord. Lately, in the Mediterranean, Captain Buc:tanan, of his Ma jetty's fhip Hacriem. - On MOnday evening, in Qoecn•ftreet Chapel, Mr. Folo=l,l of Fleet•lireet, during the time of prayers. Sunday fe'nnight, in the prime of lite, Mrs. Minfind, wife of the Rev. Mr. Minimll, Redior of Money, and daughter of the Rev. Dr. Goodenough, Canon-Refidentiary of Windfor. At the Camp Houfe, in the Parifis of Dorton, Bucks, Mrs. Stone, wife of Mr. Wm. Stone, farmer and grazier. On the sift ult. at his houfe on Andover Down, Mr. Bunny, aged 6s. FOREIGN GARDEN :BEDS. T. •A• CapitalMortment of SeedsofiSCULENT VEGETABLES, being every thing generally requir ed in a Kitchen Garden (peas and beans excepted), and all of very fuperior forts, which in magnitude, Bavour,and every fine property, infinitely fsupafs all the common degenerated kinds. Packets One Guinea. 2. Another Packet, containing fine Seeds oft° Choice Flowers, which will fill a garden with one greAt profufe continued glow of beauty. One Guinea. Both there Packets contain a greater variety than could be bought, of the common inferior forts, far the fame money. 3. Three new Peas and two new Beans, of very fuperior ex cellence, both for flavour, and molt abundant bearing. They all yiellprotufely, but one pea in particular gives above double the quantity of any of the old forts. Two or three rowing, of each will fupply the table molt liber.aly till after Michaelmas. wart bags of each are Ss, Sold at Crocker s, St. Alban'. ftreet, No credit..—Pay pane. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLANTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this mole excellent REMEDY Is fo certain of its Etiii..,ey having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agree% if it got not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, TO 11E1 I' lIN rut MUNI Y. • It will,on application, take off the Inflammation in a few Fours, and deltroy effectually the Malignity without she kalt hazard, Printed Direiftions (rated up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty Years, with the greaten. reputation. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. ANtell. No. 1, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; aid alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif toek-ftrtxt ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. Jamces-ftreet ; Mr. Swincy, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 3 ra, Holborn; and jeboult and Co. No. rso,Oxford-itreet. o At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Flakier, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller ' and Rofotnan, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfca and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool. by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones,bookfeller Portknouth, Mr. Motley, bookiellw. BETWEEN BUCKINGHAM ANI) BICESTER. With polreffion at Lady Day next. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE At the Rainbow Coffee-rhoufe, in Cnrnhill, on Frit'.y the 2,Bth of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twenty-nine Lots, AN Extenfive and Valuable Tithe Free and . FREEHOLD ESTATE; Confuting of nearly the whole Parini of 1 WYFORD ; with the MANOR thereof. The principal part Grazing Land of the Silt quality, and well watered, efpecially fo by a fine Stream, which is moftly the boundary to the Eftate on the North fide; and on which are two good Water Corn Mills that belong, as well as two Wind Mills on other pans of the rJtate•, and three free Public-I foufes. The whole containing near Twelve Hundred Acres of rich Laud. The principal Mel uage is Twyford Lodge, which ;-; lituated in the centre of the Mate, on elevated gtound, and has been, and la !till, well worthy of being the fcitc of a rtfpetctable Re fidence ; diitant four miles from Buckingham and Blether— the high road between whichgreat AlarkctTowns gots through this Eftate. Mr. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, :s well as the other Te nants, will thew their fevcral 1.211(i4 ; and of whom, on the tit of May, printed particulars may be had ; alto at the prin cipal Inns at Buckingham, Bleats, and Ayldhury ; of the Printers of the Oxford, Reading, and Northampton Papers; Rainbow Coffee-houfe; of Mr. Hollier, Attorney at Law, 'flame; where, and at Mr. Ruble's, Land Surveyor, in Char lotte-Area, Blannaiberb acerrodt Plan may bc fon. A MT.P.K.A. Aand M. MYERS, No. r; , • (lf and St..tc of New 'Vol:, in N,.nh •;,! , (A itin...,crs and Bro}.rs., duty at .p(Ii! c.),l:n.iri • ..,• ; • Lan, forth: City a1ar.:14.!.1,`,1 - .liike .erd:r • , the I'vlattufasd,:rcrs and A 4 vehants of Iturojse, is tt., lion ail inform them, that Stores and rues y , nt;•.r venitocc is pr .-pared' for the reception ..f :: Mcicharodize eonfigtted to their addrefs, for cit'!!::: private Sale. .1 hey Purchafe and Ship all Kinds of America 3 a^.2 India Produce on Orders. From fc.vrul years experience in the above lit c ~1 thole who favour them with their conutt.o,.l-, %.:': folleitous to promote the Intcreit of their Fit.. !• •• FOR t.'OlfttliS, &c.AN(tIBAUD's 1.02:'7, 1.:!:1.//iIT);:'. THESE celebrate,' Lozen3t-s, e l•t u a -I- fold In England upwards of one hundred and Girt). ; - ..ara, were Invented by CHAN.LE3 ANGIBAL'O,Of Dim+, ,^y4, the then King of France, and have beets conver.il . Les AN GICAVD, his grandfon, late of St. Martin's-loud, I iitictni, Sr alllgnment of the original receipt, to the prelim The difficulty of obtaining one of the ptisitipal n.pr•..ienta front abroad, haying occafitmally interraptcd the Lie of tilde I.ort”ges, or rendered them of an interior quality, the Pro priewr, lion, Int , : iu.portatisti of ;hat article,- has nos: the fa. tishietion of offering the preparation in a petite} Ita:e, end he truth that the public may depend upon a amitant tupply is future. The Lozenges of Blois arc very different from all the modern invention, and are a moil pleafant and effedual reroctly for Coughs, Colds, and difordets of the Lungs. By a pxctiliar fh. lug quality, they quickly allay thole trot:blcfon iichliny Conti., called Catarrhs; and by their foftening ar.d hcalihz virtues, afford great relief in Sore Thr s , Sorencfs of th,i Breaft, and Afthmatic Complaints. Sold by appointment of the Proprietor, in boxes, price is. r td. each, duty Included, by Mr. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's; Mr. Guldlt!g, No. 42, Cornhill ; Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Ex change; Me flit. Bayley and Blew, Cock fpur-ftrcet ; Mr. Wad e Old Bond-itreet ; Mr. Jeboult, No. ise, and Mr. l'idding, No. 76, Oxford-ftrert ; Mr. Ward, No. 234, Holborn ; and Mr. Clarke, N 0.269, Borough. THE BOTANIC PILL. For WIND and BILE in the STOMACH. THE renowned Virtues of tlief e Pill s , f or t h o l e A Lrming Complaints occalioned by Wind in the Stomach and Rom IN now generally complained of, proceeding front ic. aml Indr. Ilion, for want of a proper Secrettun of Bile. which has hitherto tailed the Gill of the molt eminent of the Faculty, has urged a gentleman, after a long Study and Pradlice in the Vegetable Kingdom, to offer to his Fellow Creatures this wend , r••trt dy, having beeu a fever: fuffersr fur many years, t' • . tug which he ra;•-riateed the inefficacy repeated Applies tiun, to the Faculty. Tl.is never-failing remedy is faceted from Roots and Mita. and feinted into a imall Botanic Pill, fur ti. creel Ili:orders of Wind acid Indigeition, from which all 0t1...r Maladies incident to the Irregularities of Nature hare their Origin; and for which la all its Stages, he will be bound for the Botanic Pill to cure. Its efficacy can be attetted by Thoufands, who have experienced the cool effeds of his Wonderful Dife , wery. The virtues of tin: Botanic Pill arc f,•ch to carrel the Cm. d'-y, prevent Digeillun, eifeerft :he .%cieli•y and Wind in the Stomach and Bo els, and alias the di.;:in‘ Power, in per forming their functions. The. Pills are fo a.. 1 nouriating 'kirproperties, Vest the molt Otlteate col,P..tution r) ty ite rri.cvcil by them, without a folk their ..perat inn, t',:•• O . neither purgative or altringent 'oar et ltrenzth. enit)^, vig.srating it;:d !trat_ing ito.)t, Various Medicines h..,e b_ett witi.out cffrdt. and left the Patient in a work It ttiort than before he took their, by difabling the power. 01 tti:4cltton, ant c.,e.:lnz a ereat cuan tity of .villa to coiled' in art t-:;oniach any kowel.,r , /,:n•nirg 11 the Heat', nervous trembling', excruciat rg P'll C. 711:: in differtnt parts of tbs.: Body, frequent or . Ap petite, broken itelt, and lalt ui ail a 13cattc. To prevent end cure the above cru_l thz Botanic Pill (lands unrivalled. Perfuns in a Deciinz,retrecd by a long courfe of Medicine, who have been ) al.ttairs fro.* animal Food, have, by taking there Pills a Short time, lr.an tibia to dig' eft the hardeft Meats. Perfons withTroublings. Opprellion, or Uneafincis of the Stomach, after Meals, would do Well to apply to the lint:talk Pills, being a certain rritorative to Man in hi, declining ltate. Sold at 2s. 6d. each Box, with the initipls n. & s. on the real, none others are genuine. —To be had Witold:de of the Proprie. tor, Mrs. Sherwood, Harmon ftrcet, Km:Wigton; (where a proper allowance is made to Nicrchants, Capt.:ins of Ships, or to thole who take a quantity to fell ag at.d, by appoint. meet, at the following places, viz. F- Newbury, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Hewlett, ellyntia, Nu. all, High. ltreet, Borough ; Mr. Tutt, Royal Exchange Gateway, Corn hill ; Mr. Skelkt, No. 74, Drury-lane ; Mr. Ambridge, Che. mitt, No. so, Piccadilly; and Sherwood, rt.,. 72, Totlenhant. con rt-road. Y l / 4 HEN Pr(At:atonal Men of education and rt fponfibility deviate from the gmeral fyitein by the fa ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fan.ttion of long continued fuccefs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclufive treat. meet of THREE DISORDERS, and the incee:iful refult of my plan gives use additional ardour co opiuGL as tar as I ans able the ravages of thoft. complaints which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After Initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, II formed a with at an ea: ly period of Emetics: to relcue Individu• all from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan• gerous precipitancy of gewralPraditinners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof whieb I have de- voted my attention, comprise every fpedes of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long de:ration.—adly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whcdier ariiing L. nn the Relics of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature are, and lolly tbat}de• rangement or the lyitem in Wooten which is cailcd BARLREN• NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeares ate the refult of ignorance or haft in the treatment of a amyl.. Gonorrbea,ansl it not ontr.:qumely hap pens that the feeds of Lite are poi(oned by the 'adduction of as unguarded hour. By a tupertor nicthod fuch complaints are milly cured, and vrn where otlicr, ►art toted, I truft thati may protonic to oficr a radical rc-cttab!ioanicot Few, however, are the cafes of etimp , ..cated &Ards in the &Corder compared with•the calinnitous foliations of Men,who front indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gee* ties of a falhional,le Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable cm:fequence of fueh pcnielons habits. Where the unhappy fulfercr broods overturn mifery,hut Ciro: oily conceals his nusfortutre, it may be force confolation for him to know, that although it be an Gb;,,,‘..t or'dnubt or uncer tainty with other Praaitionco,, the removal of there DEE!. CILN CIES by the gradual progrcfs of Itenovation is the acquire.. mem of my experience. II the rites of Bacchus pr Venus have begun to seduce manly vigour, much an airty will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid date, and in there cafes no great dilliculties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for yew-se:UV:a a proper Pet t - everance is Millipenfibly requi lite to revive the flunthrin,, tpael • of Life, and to rc•aulntate the Coollatution. MAkttIED WOMEN. who have long been difa• , roitred in their expeetations of a Family, may • aillired, that in molt [Mance. loch defects are curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the ualificati•nis v. hich I have prefunmi to (fate, form the Balls of my Pretinfluns, and in coinckleace with fetch tl•is itt!!- mation is given, timt Mr 13 may I+econfultedpcfc:nii . l (or by letters incioileg a fmall note) at hu houfe, No. a l t, Arai. • de/ 'treet, Strand, hear Teniphf-Par. There i. an adeitlooal entrancs in Water ltrcet adjointes and the name is oh both the doors. M. It. htenshe.. of the Rural HIGH WA rER I.CNDON-9KlL►,;g TO MORROW Mornirg 47 minute.; after la Afternoon - 9 minor tti atter LONDON: Yrintr..l for the Fv.prkt..rs . 1,) , JOHN DANIFI.., raearrtaby-tired) at the S'IA i'RIN 11:V6 1 (4E10E, No. t, rry-ftreet ; and prblithed by LIWEI. .1(!- NT, (of Cali t-rbury-place, Lariehet%). at No t, enrcHlrcet, and at the STAR.° f CB, Tertlpkt-Bu to which 019,-c all COMOIllig• tif/11l for the ED: roa are relocated to be addrelred.