Star. — London, England, 1802-06-03 00:00:00

r WHIG CLUB. Tnefday the Members of this Society dined to gether at the London Tavern fur the lait time this Mr. who was in the Chair, after the ufual Walks, gave, " A linceie conciliation and a Lifting peace between Creat Britain and tic French Re public ;" a wait which he laid was peculiarly adapted to the day, the Galena Thankfgiving for Peace. Shortly afttrward►, Mr. Bvsc gave the health of Mr. Fox, which was drank as ufual with the greateft enthullaftn. Mr. Fox, in returning thanks, laid, he need not repeat how much he w as flattered by the approba. tion of the Club. With relpeel to public affairs he lrtd little to com municate. No one rejoiced more than he did on this day, or more fincerely made it a day of thankf:ziving for the return of peace. He confided himlclf perfeelly fatisfied with the terms. That they were not ft) good as might have been wilhed, was not the fault of thepeace orof thofethat made it, but the fault of the principles and objects for which the war had been carried on. He hoped the Peace would be cordial and permanent ; but of this there was little profret, as there was an aoftive fpirit, even in thole who fupported it, to irritate France. It had been the falltion to run down every thing in France, hut we ihould firft look at home; welhould look to our own Conftitu tion before we talked of the flavery of other coun tries. He doubted the permanence of Peace, as thoti: who made it were the firft to deal in anti-pa cific language. Without wifising to attack Mini fters,hc thought the people of England thould turn tl.teir eyes more at home, and fee if their own li berti.:s were not in danger ? There was too much pallion in looking at &feels abroad, and too much blindnefs in looking at them at home. The (late of the domeftic policy, and of the Conflitution of this Country, afforded ample fubje&s of improve ment, without looking further. Mr. Fox, after drinking the health of the com pany, gave the health of Mr. livNG, and the In dependent Eleelors of Middlefex. Mr. BYWG re turned thanks to the company for drinking it.— Mr. Fox next gave Mr. Alderman COMst, and the Independent Li. t try of London. This was drank with loud ap. plaufe, and Mr. COM BE returned thanks in a thort fpeech, in which he profelfed his attachment to the principles of the Club, as belt calculated to pro mote human happinefs. Capt.Mst.Lisn, and anuthcr Officer of the t tth Regiment of Dragoons, played a match of bil liards at York lay fuefday for 400 guineas, which was won with much difficulty by the latter. _ _ _ . The foot race of four miles, which has attracted much attention, was run on Wednefday over Knaveemire, York, between ADKAHAM WOOD, of Mildrew, in Lancathire, and JOHN BROWN, of Branfdale, in Yorkfhire, and won by the former, who beat his antagonill upwards of too yards : Before Ratting, bets were live and fix to four ; after running two - 'miles, three and four to one on the winner. They run the firft two miles in nine minutes and a half, and the four miles in twenty minutes and twenty-two feconds. An im menfe concourfe of people from the neighbour. hoods of the refpetlive parties attended the race• ground.—Brows beat Wow) over Knavelinire a few years fince. That the favourite refort of every clafs thould be at the Royal Circus is not rutin Ring, while Pieces of fuch fuperior merit are found there. The Fatal Prat:Sion, or MidaigL4 .tyyria, draws with peculiar attraaion, and the Boxes there contain every even ing a molt fplendid affemblage, aniline whom are great numbers of the &It dillindion; three in particular are highly pleated at the graceful ap pearance of Mifs ADAMS in Birtha, and her danc ing hi the Enchanted Harp; in which Piece Mrs. Wvflitow's Columbine, as ufual, is greatly admil ed. A few days ago, a feaman lately diet:barged front the Navy, with plenty of rhino in his pouch, order ed a poll-chaife at an inn in Ness cattle. A chaife and pair were brought to him; but Jack would have nothing leis than four holies to the can iage, hid : was complied wish ; but on opening the ehaift door, he flatted back, declaring that, while be was able to keep the deck, he would never (kulk ht-low ;he then mounted the roof, and the chaife, with its four honks, its two poflillions, and Jack, fet off in full !peed, to the great amufement of the epedators. PAICE:AN nisitrows.—!n dread affemblies the leaders of female fidhion wear a plain headdress Is ?km, or cover their ban with a veilowliith is made to fall down upon the fhntildirs and back. Of late this veil is a little turned up before and dot:hied as a fubditute for the tibbon that was worn round the head s i'lfbi,zerir. The combs of the tieweft fafbiot are of a deep brown torteilefhell, ornamen•cd with three or five cot nelians fet in gin, and of a bright red. An •ipp:anincc of no •Aty is riven to the round hats of yallow flraw and high towns, by binding the part turned up before with a pfirty-co loored ribbon, the ends of which tie under the chin. The fafoionable whims, both for ribbons and crape. are rule, black, joniiitilk. The reign ui thi white caputes is not yet puffed. :iliimelukcs, trimmed with lace, with lung puff.d out flimsies, are very much in vogue =twig thole ladies who are fond of difplaying cottly &dim On Saturday evening, between ninc and ten o'clock, a fire broke out in a honfe at the Water of Leith, occupied as a cotton fr.inning mill, which, in lcfs than two hours, was completely confumed along with almoft the whole contents of it : fortu nately the premifes were infured. Tucfday morning, about two o'clock, a fire broke out in the (fables of Mrs. Dickie, Grove- Houle, - Hellion, which entirely confumed the fame, togetlicr with a chariot and a pair of valu alsle bode.. Tin fire was not obferved till the whole building was in a flame, and too late to Live the horfes, or any part of the contents of the offices. Sunday fe'nnight, dining the time of morning fervice, a cottage belong to Mr, Carter, of °veil . - laud, near Boughton, in Kent, caught fire by a crack in the oven chimney communicating to the thatch, which was in a Mort time confumed, to • gethLr with the furniture of the poor people its tiihal.ilailts, and a pig in the iiye ; a lodge on the srliPs fide of the road was alfu burnt dov n, LAW INTELLICECNE. CC rRT or EXCHEQUER, EDINBURGH, Mar 26. Thk day a caufe of fome confequence, of a pub lic nature, came on to be heard in this Court. It was a hill filed by his Majelly's Advocate General, .apinß Robert Playfair, writer in Edinburgh, for as account of certain bounties received by him from the county of Perth, under the at for railing feamen, commonly called the Qpnta MI, which were alledged not to he by him fully accounted for to the feamen entitled to receive them. When the cattle was ready to be argued, the defendant fuh mitted its decilion to the award of the Lord Ad. vocate, and the C4.urt made an order for fuch award having the force of a decree. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 2. m.a.rN v. GOl/CH. This was on a kale purchafed at a Sheriff's fale of fume premifes in the parith of St. Dungan ; the leafe had been originally made to the Defen dant, a cheefemongcr, by the Matter of the Rolls, but after the Defendant had become infolvent, he made an under !cafe to a Mr. Ryland, an engraver, who afterwards followed the bufinefs of a cheefe monger ; the validity of this under leafe was there fore the fubjelt of the prefent contea : it was at tacked upon the ground, that it was given by the Defendant with a fraudulent view of concealing his property from his creditors ; and that it was a fettled principle of law, that fraud vitiates every tranfaaion ; in this point of view it was left to the Jury, who gave their verdia for the Plaintiff, and againft the under leafe fo made by Defendant to Ryland. OLD BAILEY. Yefterday the Seffions commenced, before the Right Hon. the Lord MAYOR, Mr. Juftice GROSE, Mr. Juftice GRAHAM, Mr. RECORDER, &c. when listeen prifoners were tried, two of whom were ca pitally conviBed, viz. 7 Knowland, for felonionfly uttering a counter feit 'billing, and he having been convided as a com mon utterer of falfe and counterfeit money, at a Q2arter Sefton held for the county of Middiefex, the T th of July, 'Boo, againft the Statute, &c. which deprives him of the benefit of clergy. 7. Martin, alias Shepherd, for breaking and en tering the dwelling houfe of Samuel Brown, in the day time, and ftealing therein a tack, a coat, and a number of other articles. Ten were convkled of felony, viz. y. Webb, for ftealing a bird-cage, the property of 3.. James. Ir. Macki/eld, for ftealing a jacket and other ar ticles, the property of C. Weftwood. 7. Griffiths, for healing four pair of boots, the pro perty of R. Laurie and others. Francis Wbite, for haling three !hem, the pro perty of the Ovcrfeers of the Poor of St. Andrew, Holborn. W. Moore, for !haling 341 b. weight of butter and a bafket, the property of Leir Edwards. G. RoAtry, for [leafing twelve pair of men's leather (hoes, the property of John Heaphy. IV. Ennard, for itealing a pocket-book and a 11. note, the property of W. James. IV. Skinner, for ftealing a pewter quart pot, the property of g Canner. 7. Dexp. z e, and y.Rebinfon, for ftealing a table, the property of T. Thompfon. And four were acquitted, viz. 7. flier, W. Sch2fiekl, Ir. Mills, and F. Chanziray. POLICE, kc. MANsiox-House.— Saturday a fervant to Lord Roia.l was charged with inflating Mr. Canner, the City Marfbal, on the preceding night, at Mer. chant Taylor's Hall. Lord Rolle having appeared ,n his behalf, the LORD MAYOR forgave him, on his promiling to make a proper apology. Gu I LD If AI. L.—Saturday W. Moore was charged before Alderman Riosy, with Realing the fame morning, from the warehoufe of Mr. Strickland, butter-fator, in Nesvgate.market, one fiat, con taining 341 b. weight of butter, his property, value 11. 16s. tod. He was fully committed to Newgate for trial. LIN toN.Hata..—Saturday a watchman, of the name of Coleman, was charged by Mr. Miles, of the Black Dog, in Vauxhall Walk, with alrmilting him the preceding night, and giving him a fi:vere blow over the temple, which nearly alreaed his life, without any atlignable cattle. He was com mitted for want of furetics. WHITECHAPEL.—On Saturday a farmer's man was fully committed to Ncwgate, on a charge of healing various implements of hulbandry, as well from his matter as the neighbouring farmers. Titan es Orrice.—Saturday a man of the name of Rice, who had plundered a thip in the River about fourteen months tince, in company with feveral other perlons not yet taken, was exa mined, and ordered to be brought up again on a future day. Veneraay Jofcph Bolfover, John Lill, and Liam ✓Litters, were brought to this Office, charged, on the oath of William Flolcro, one of time Sur , veyors belonging to this Office, that about one ' o'clock )elterday morning, he being on duty near Iropgate, and feeing the prifoners, whole appear an& e•.cited his fulpicions,he rowed towards them, orders to his men, Watts and Laraway, dun in the Thames boat, to board them ; upon which Rollover knocked Watts down, and after wards prefented a loaded pifiol at him, which, for tunately, miffed fire. Lill, the other prifoner, feized a fcull, threatening to beat his brains out ; upon which Legat and another waterman went into their boat, and, with the affdlance of another Police boat's crew, who by this time came up, they were all three fecured ; and, on learching Bolfover, two more loaded piftols, one of which was a four-barrelled rifled one loaded, was found upon him, together with a bundle of picklock keys and skeletons to. break open the locks of the !hips' hatches to come at the cargo to plunder.— In this condi& the party threw feveral things over the fide of the boat, impoflible for the Officer to recover. The refiltance that one of them made, after he was in cuftody, was extremely violent, and in which fcutile one of the Police watermen was plunged into a ftron4 ebbing' tide, and with much difficulty laved. I'he prifoners Bolfover and Lill were ordered for reexamination, and Whirlers enlarged by friends coming forward to be refponlible for his appearance on it tecond exa mination. HATTON.GA ROE N.—Monday night two young men were examined, on fufpicion of privately rob bing a young man of a filver watch, in the tali-' room of Mr. Kendtick, the Hat and Ton, Raton -011 Sunday evening laft. The evidence adduced Rated, that the prifecutor falling atle.p, with his watch lying before him, which he forgot 'to fecure, one of : the waiting women of the bottle put it into his wail - leo:it pocket, giving ligniticant figns to the two prifoners to avail themfelves of the opportunity of doing what they pleated with it, which was elated : after diligent enquiry the cafe of the watehi was traced to a dealer near the p!ace, who, it teems, gave a fair price for it ; the infide was found in the elicit of one of the prifo. ners, and produced before the Magidratv, and was idcntihed by the owner and watch-maker ; but to afcertain how far the fervant was concerned, they were all three committed for re-examination. John Oliver and James Ting were examined, on fufpicion of divers felonies in various parts of the metropolis. They were committed for re-ex amination. _ _ . - ........ PUBLIC OFFICE, SHADWELL.—Yetierday John Beanie, a feaman difcharged from his Majelly's (hip Pheebe, at Sheernefs, a few days fince, charged Mary Greenly with robbing him of 391. at Green wich. He Rated that, from the frequent warnings which appeared in the Papers, of fellow.failurs being robbed, he took the precaution of putting zoL Shcernefs notes in a talk handkerchief, which he tied about his neck as for common wear ; the remaining 191. which was in Bank of England notes, be put into his trowfers' pockets ; met with the prifoner at a public-houfe, where they drank together: but the enticed him to another horde, where they remained all night, and, when he awoke in the morning, his money was gone, with the handkerchief about his neck, and he left en tirely deflitute. On being apprehended by the Officers, Riley and Elby, the had only one penny upon her, and a duplicate of fame old articles; but it was dire°. vered that the had an ample wardrobe at another place, fuppofed to have been purchafed with fume of the ftolen Bank notes. It was further traced, that the prifoner changed fome Bank notes with a filler of the name of Sul. livan, fuppofed to be an acceilltry after the fad. They were both committed for a rehearing. Lail week the following male convk'ls left the Cattle of York, in order to be delivered on board the hulks, at Langfton harbour, ncar Portfraouth, viz.—David Gibfon, Richard Wilkinfon, James Carrot, Matthew Noble, William Fenton, Wit. ham Peel, and John Milton, to be tranfported dur. ing the term of their natural lives.—J. Haigh, for fourteen years.—Wm. Emerfon, Mac Brooke, George Hobfon, Richard Rhodes, Chrill. Almond, J. Bamforth, and John Pepper, for 'even years. On Friday laft the body of Captain Harrifon, of the brig Neptune, of Gainiborough, who was drowned in attempting to get on hoard his vellel, in the Humber, ou Saturday the 6th of February !all, was found in the Humber, oppofite Hull, after having been milling near four months ; and was interred at that place on Saturday. On Wednefday fe'nnight, the body of Mrs. Er flcine of York, who was drowsed on Sunday night the ilith of Oftober Litt, and for which the molt diligent fearch had been made for many day,, was found floating in the: aver Gore, near Middlethorpe. The body was in a mote petlca time than might have been expeded, from the length of time it had remained in the water. On Monday Tall, Peter Dales, fon of the pro prietor of a new corn.mill jull built near Witham ud the Holdernefs turnpike, fell from the gallery of the mill, by which three of his ribs were broken, and he alto received other confiderable bruifes ; lie is, notwithftanding, likely to recover. Weduefday fe'tin;ght, two boys of the names of Joy and Dealing, apprentices with Mr. Ker fhaw, of Meadow-lane, in Leeds, dreffer, had been AM Wing themfclves by fhooting fmall birds, when Joy, who had a few minutes before charged the gun, levelled it at Dearing, and (hot him dead up on the fpot. The Coroner's Jury fat on the body of the deceafed, and brought in a verditi of man flawrhter. Joy, alarmed by what he had done, abfconded immediately, and has not fence returned. BIRTHS. Monday, at his hot:re. in York-plate, Poctman•fgttare, the Lady of - Brett, lelq. of a daughter. On the 25th ult. the wife of John Mitchinfon, of Witham, Hull, carpenter, of three children, one of which was Rill-born ; the other two and their mother are likely to do well. MARRIED. On the 231 ult. at Cantor, Lino.)!nitrite, Mr. Teefdale, fur germ, of Mallon, Yorkihire, to Mrs. Riehardfon, rend of the late Mr. Richartlfon, of Derby, merchant. On the 221 ult. at South Shields, Captain Thomas Canncy, to Mifs Jane l'hompfon, both of Sunderland. Un the 231 ult. at Sunderland, Captain James Sharp, to Mifs Hannah Cragga, both of that place. On the 16th tilt. at Edinburgh, William Riddle, Efq. of Ber wick-upon-Tweed, to Mill Anne Mark, of the fame place. At Delvin honk*, on the 24th ult. Patrick Murray, 11q. of Simprim, to Milk Suf.ut Murray, young& daughter of the late Sir Robert Murray,of Hillbead, Bart. On the 25th ult. Capt. William Campbell. Elgin Fencibles,to Mifs Sufati Campbell, eldeit daughter of John Campbell of Auch. DIED. A few dap ago, at Davenham, in Chethire, the Rev. John Br:l) , May, upwards of 14 yean curate of that parlib. On the 22d ult. at Parkgate, Mn. Eliz. Stepney, resift of Stepney Rawfun Stepney, Efq. of Harrow, King's County, Ireland. Friday lan, in the Bsth year of his age, Mr. Timothy Wheel • Wright, many years commander of a thip out of Liverpool. At Barlow, near Selby, an Thurfday lab, aged 57, Henry Thompfuti, Lk. of that place. On the sad ult. fuddenly, at Lowther-hall, Wtitmorcland, Ocorge Wheatley, Eft in an advanced age; feveral years prin cipal agent to the Right Hon. the Earl of Lonfdale, and one of hk Ma jelly's Janice, of the Peace for the counties of Cumber land and We moreland. On the 26th oh. at Pattenils, He/eon:1811re, Maftcr Henry Cafainajor, Mb fun of Juitinian Cafamajor, Efq. On the asth ult. at York, allir a long and tedious Ulnas, in the jth year of her age, Mrs. Mathews, wife of Mr. Mathews, of the Theatre, Hull. At G largely?, on the 11it alt. In the 86th year 9f her age, Mrs. Mary Henderfon, wire of Mr. John Ruthrst. merchant. MANORS AND ESTATE. NEAP We!) r With Poll'ellion of the ma: L. part o. • e. TO BE SOLD Lir AI q.:r;ON-14 VAIN F.. . . At the Rainbow Core.:-Itoul„ in Corobill, tlay.th, 2 5th oilone, Twdee o'clock. it: v, !I AI TI.Y igible and compa..% 1:k 1.: I. ; ) ESTATE. capable oil' the grestelt tow: ~ t hs boundaa oil the Lad Etle by ti,eTurnii. , ,,•to ot lt,.twt.e., burn and Newport-E.tgn..:, f•lift.att. only 101111dr, SIC from tilt' Litter, Forty-four It, I.,eloott. ~,;,1 Four front the ]unarm t.'.11,a11, limited to do ; , ;6 1 . Wavendon and leov, lir rkhill, iu the Colony of 1.,•et,i0, and Afpley (a:&, in licd,,,i‘ithire, cotn..i:,•, to the wt 0,1,, upwras of Fuer liandr..,l d Sovent: cr“ at Me..(1 , ,w, and \%'00.! ; to:tether with the Ahnturt nt W.AV EN! lON and I'. tsl Thi; k.ttattT i, vcr; iv any Gt - ntlentan in wav Catmint' for 3 1e.e9.iC1JC.4.:, 41 .t pit vt thc t tr o uro s clevat:d, extrenwly .tr;, :.:id ornlmoitc..! with Mrs avid thrifty Forctt and limb. r Trt,s (with {tido , t the fceeral Woods), ccnutvattling txteudive. mid rich , the J•ii::Ct - llt Country, the tin.uotb Wooht,rl; Mr. Cowley, at linnighten, near ii; further information, and of whom, on tae i tt • Particulars may be had ; a:to Gt Joie: E.:erect-too, nr. :he I'r. mitre, uppotite the Conic h, ::t Waveattoo ; of tie Ho; tyc End; of ;he r thr Northampton l'a; Charles Wary, Ely. No. t 1, liolorn-cot.rt, Gray's 11:1.; gt Rainbow; and of Mr. Raiue,l 3n..1 Surveyor, Chatlottt.44..et, Bloom[hury, London, whore a Plan may he ken. A SALUTARY BaEAKFAST. LEE ROL's ENGLISH catTLE. THIS COFFEE, which is a Dallamic of the moft excellmt Nature, extracted from the cloth:eft aro matic Plants and Herbs, and front the molt falubritsus Barks. has, during an Experience of near so Years, ettablithed its ct traordinary Efficacy in Confumptive Habits, and proved Wel( one of the gretttslt Rettoratives and Prefervatives of Heath ever yet diLoverctl. I: has auto the Sanetion of many eminent ms•ii of the Facility, rtnicolarly the late Dr. Fothergill, who prefcribed it in Con itimptive and Nervous Complaint., as well as in Coughs of lull; tt..;:iditig, Aftlimas, Tremors, Palpitations of the Hear, 2sse. It is much recommended to thole of w.fait eonititutions, with whom Tea does not agree, as it is more nourilhinB than Sago and Jellies, and will not offend the me& delicate Stomach. It is to be taken for lireaklatt, as Tea or foreign Coffee, and f , very plimfant to the Palate. Sold, by Appointment of the Proprietor, in emitters, Pri , e 25. 9d. ca:h, Duty included, by Mr. Newhery, Na. 45, St. Paul's; Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Exchange; Wiles. Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur-Ilrest; Mr. Wash.'s, Old Bond-item; Mr. Jcboult, No. 130, and Mr. Pidding, No. ; 6. Oxfordsllreet ; Mr. Ward, No. 234. Doll:urn; and Mr. Clarke, No. 269, ' Borough. iNsTANT.IN 01!ti RELIEF FROM THE 11EAD-ACHE. To the many hill AIICCS that have occurred of the extraordinary t ilinicy in the raid o;' the molt exeruciat im pains in the head, by the application of Dr. ISLAIR's CE PHALIC FLUID, or Anodyne Effence fur the Head-ach e the following twat re:ltarkabk Document is added for tae fads fatlion of the Public : To Mr. ( kudner, Apothecary, George-ftreer, Edinburgh. " Sir—liciterday I was f.izcd with a molt violent Hut& Ach, and in eolifeluecce was tinahle to attend to bufinefs. thought of trying what effect Dr. flair's Cephalic Fluid would have; and, upon ufing it according to his diredions, I was re lieved :dawn. inflantanconfl- from the violent pain, and in a few Mihtati was entirely relieved from it. This iniortnation I have fens you, at othcrs Isbouri4 under the fame violent. cumpladut may have it in their poser to procure relief. " And an, Sir, your obedient fcrvant, " Sept. 8, 18ot. " S. CI-MY:4E Edinburgh." —..— S:lid, by appointment, at Cockers Medicine Warclioufe, No. 229, Strand, 7th from Temple-Bar, price at. pd. duty included; and told r..tail at all iv:pee:able Medicine Shops Obferve the fignature, J. Coel4ll,in bit hand-writing, without whisk none are genuine. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLA!STER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moll e;celleilt REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy haying never fatted in a variety ot' Caro, agree-, if it does not eradicate the Corns, root and branch, ru RLT I! RN rot Me Nt T. It will,oa arplacatiun,take off tl:e inflanimation in a few hours, and deltroy effectually th. 2 Malignity without the !cuff hazard, Printed Direetinns realest cr with it. This Is the celebrated PLAISTkit that gained fo much re. potation in Germany, and has heel: fold in Loudon upwards of Fifty Years, with the gremeft replica:kn. SAd "Joh tale aud Retail bY T. Ast..”, No. t, Finc'747ne, n;:ir the Royal I .xeltmge; I•y M 1 tt , ;: No. 7, Tal. S tock-area ; Mr. No. .;), St. 14:ms'i-ttrect; Mr Swiney, No. 21, P.:q-Mall; Mr. W.tri,. No. 324, Kilburn; and Jeboult and Cu. No. 15c, ()%forel-ftr,,:.. At Briftol, by Buly,in andSileppr,e; and !ionn‘r, printers. Bath, By '1":)okf,:111..r Ruio:ll.4l, cer ruiner. - . Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Briege. POrtrCil and Gorport, Mr. 1-I;:rding's. Liverpool, by Mr. (lore, print:T, and Mr. Jones ,bootfella Portimouth, Mr. Maley, bookftlhat. \W HEN PrtAilrulaal Men of edoc.tuor, re fponfibility deviate froni the • clier.ll itcnt by the ic. ...Mon of a peculiar Branch, the of long cumine.al uccefs is the bell criterion of fuptri.ait y. Fight years havt• I dt. yin tat my practice the exc hilly: treat ment of THREE DIStiRDERS, the rcfa:t ~f my plan gives me additional ardour to ~ppo:e lar as I ant able the ifiiVagC.4 of chore complaints hich are the mat impor.- Int in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every braoch as an Army Surgeon. formed a wilk at an ,tly perioAl of Praaiee to relcue ineliviJc als from the ignorance of uneducated Ater, or the equally dau genius precipitancy of general Praa4ionero. The THREE DISORDERS, to the co re of which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL. IRFECTION, whether of a recent or tong duratior.—telly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arding from the habits of Schntdboys, or the indulgem.; of mature age, and hilly that de rangement of the fyilem ill Women which is called BAR NESS or STERII.ITY. _ . -- - . Numerous difeafcs are the Wok of Ignorance or hafte in t)e treatment of a firaple Ontiorrhei, and it nit unfrcquently hap pens that the feeds of Litt ara poit'onen by the intliferetiou of an unguarded hour. By a (uperant Method loch eamplairts aa cafily cured, and even whets others have hailed, 1 trait that! ratty prefutne to oirer a radical re-tl.4.ll9:ment Few, however, are the cafes of caunlllica:cl diftrtfa in the dif order compared with the eatintitoto C.teations of Men,wilaa from indulgence ilia sot.n . A air the p,eviicit ties of a faihionahie Life, acquire that flat,: na . DeLihry which is the unavoidable confequelace .. Inc;a la...rafetraus habi!.s. Where the unhappy follerer In'avials aver his miter y, bet elm fully conceals his misfonmat, it anay tc roma: sonfaalati.:n t r him to know, that Militia:2h it he an a iajea.tt uf.b ut t nr unce7- tainty with other Praditioners, the renvaval cf then: 1..):,1 1 CI ENCI ES by the gradual int agrers tat - en..,vation ac :‘;r• talent of my experience. it the rites of Eaca.huspr Verui tryr begun to reduce tomb , .1:/atar, nita..h moiety will he by an early counteraaion of this languid Bata., in :E.' ' cafes no great difficulties wail occur. But where this Deficierey ha, for year. ex RAI rroret rar fevcrance is iodifpenfibly requifite to revive the llama w of Life, and to re-at Maui- the Coralt anima. MARRIED WOMEN, whn have 'nog been in their expedlations of a Family, may lar ar.larcal. that in inßances filch &feels arc curaNe by Mg •lrcl Still. The SECRECY which is effeutial z" my utiocrtait r:.t• the Qualifications which I have pteturned to Hate, fo-ra tia? 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