Star. — London, England, 1801-04-28 00:00:00

MARTIAL I.ATV IN IRELAND. Tn a late debate in the Himfe of Commons, on Martial Law in Ireland, Mr. MARTIN obferved, that he did lint enter tain a ve:y fanguine exp:aation that a no:allire tb very important to the fafety, and he weald add, the liberty of the country, at lealt of that liberty which is confieCled with good order, would be permitted to pars without attrafting fomc cenfure from the pariorifp of Gentlemen oppofite to him. He (peculated before his coming Into the Houle upon objeCtions of a very different nature. He d i d expea that I%linitiers would bz called upon to de fend their condlift, in flittering the fufnention of the Hat.'!as Corpus At to expire. He expeCted to hear C3overnmov: :liked, if they ought not to have a'Aieipated every event which has inter- Voted ilnce the expiration of the Bill for Suf pcndi,g chi Habeas Corpus Aft ? Did they not know the ipirit of Jacobinifm to be indomable ; that it might be checked by power. but never could be convc led by kindncfs, or mitigated in its pur- Pores by any aft of fubmdlion or Pelf abafemcnt ? With this ktiowltdge, and treading upon the yet warm Ales of a rebellion in Ireland, kindled by their machinations. Government might be called upon to account for permitting the Ai of Sufpen lion to expire. Even hen. Government were en titled to praife, although '-'.ley were difappointed as to the refult. After luiper.tling, for thtee whole years. a law lb juftly dear to the heart of every Englifhtnan, it was an experiment, under the moil difcouraging circumfiances, worth trying, to re- Rore a law of fuch ineftimable value to its rank in our Statute Book. The attempt has failed, but fuch an attempt, in fuch a cattle, is jutlly defLrving of praife ; and this very failure, after fuch efreftual experiment, is the ftrongeft reafon in Support of the *motion now before the Houfe. When I vote for fufpending the Habeas Corpus AR, I vote for it, not from choice but neceffity. One Honourable Gentleman alks, why were not the prifoners taken up under his Sufpenfion of the Habeas Corpus Aft brought to trial ? This, air, is a molt ['range interrogation, and the an. fwer is this, - )Preassfe the Habeas Cellar Ad was foyc pada By the Sufpenfson of this law, Government *ere permitted to confine perfonsfillogalTrafon, orTicafonable praftices, without bringing fuch rucits to trial. TO afk then why perfons under e l ircumitanees were not convifted, is no more than to afk why Government turned the law to that very purpofe for which fpecifically it was framed ? Will the Honourable Member (Mr. Taylor,) or will any other Honourable Member fay, that in cafes of extreme danger to the State, Government are not warranted in arrefting per fons fieung6l fufpeaed of Treafon, and of whole guilt there may not be that exalt legal evidence on which they ought to be convitied, is to fay although the Legiihaure have fufpended the Ha beas Corpus Aft, proceed exactly as if the law were in aflive force, in which we mutt all with to fee it. I have here adverted to thofe perfons de. tained in caddy, wh‘• it might not be perhaps poffible to convia. But there are thofe whom it might be poll3ble to convilt, and whole conviaion, though certain, yet it might be imprudent either to try or condenin. In many inflances would it be expedient to inform the foreign foe of the extent to which, by various machinations, he had been able to erganife &diem t In other inftances, to dif dole to principal Traitors not in cuftody, by the trial of perfons guilty in an inferior degree, the *hole evidence that might hereafter be ufed again[' fuels principals, would defeat the idea of jnftice. Gentlemen on the other fide teem not to admit, that there is a eonfpiracy proved by evidence. Any man who. credits that there is no confpiracy in England or Ireland, would be greatly accountable to his country for depriving Engliihmen, even for I an inftant, of a part of that conftitution which they tender as their birth-right. But, Mr. Speaker, that there is a confpiraey, who can doubt who credits human teftimony, or who can confide in the evidence of his Own &ores ? \'as not a con fpiraey proved by the Report of your Secret Com mittee three years ago ? Was it not further proved by the evidence before the Secret Committee, that an accredited 'crakor, from the United Englifk men; had been received by the Irifli Direaory ? Was not the Correlpondence of the Englith De legates laid before that Committee ? and it was Rated in one of their letters, which it is important for England to hear : Speaking of Revolution A and of this country, much canngt be done here. We have not thofe abides to work upon that you in Ireland have; the poor here are betterproteCted, and are more contented, and therefore the fir[' blow towards general freedom muft be (truck with you, and we thou follow."—Thus are two im portant fiats ettablifbed, that the general body of the nation is loyal, and regard the Contlitution, not as a grievance, but as their moll valuable in heritance. What again appears ; that there is, however, a party, not formidable in number or property, hut dangerous from their wicked in &tilt y, who labour to deceive the honeft and in &Orions to thzir ruin. Non let me all:, is it a FTati.f.ll rcturn to tlnt yoleral loyalty IA Weil I have it 'ICJ, t I.:IV': it open to the at% of titch as are paid ag.:nts for AI,: Iteleertion, not only of she hat for the ovet throw of all flov.rn•Th:nt Ish.nl;r:ver Few pc.rforo. are dated li I tra arr..ated under the Sufp,:ation of this A inch pro v, NS hat never :cis doubted, that I l i • power 11 , :5 e ' was abided by Minitters. I n t h e belt o f t tare s. !vim% flentlemen who now orpofe this a.lrnit that liberty was the I talseas Corpus Aft has been fiti itend. Nine times glace the Revolution it has Iv ey:toted, anti twice in the re'rn of William. Th: • fts e , n'i.let.!Ll to jtot;fy Olt fufpen -11..16.eff this aft, thrcatrred i:lea open eon fpiracy for rebellion ! Ne.w .it this wou.ea: ; o f 'how cafes unite to e!li:*? th': • namelr, ibreatterd invation a, .I.e onsp;racy, ft that :I ever it was, in times the intia.at.tcat ivc to pultl:. :away, thought twenty to Cu; cad . this act, it is more fo now from the united 'burr of a f.irmidable contlimey and of aro. IL snbugh to defpife. Ceinipifacy In thy opinioticalls more for fuch a mcafure than even open rebellion ; and that man who after the report which the Right Hon. Member has brought up, can doubt of fuch a ennfpiracy, muff he a man with whom it is im poffible to argue. 1 however believe the confpi racy to be proved to the general fenfe of the Houk, and that a cafe on precedents, drawn from the be(t of times, jufti fi es this meafure. Thofe who teem adverfe to this Bill have but feebly oppofed its expedieffey at the prefent time ; bet thofe Gentle men appear fhocked at the precipitation of doing that in one day, which, adhering to cosies forms in common or ordinary bufinels, might confume four or five days, forgetting that the Secret Com mittee have recommended the•moft prompt ftifpen. lion of the Habeas Corpus Ad. 1)o Gentlemen in oppofition think they can gain much credit for candour, by conceding, that though it is necerary to fufpend the Habeas Corpus Ad yet that it is e neceffary to do to, adh _g to a ll the forms of delay ufed in an Ind . 'BM ?—Time may make on all mentions m ibet particularly on this occafwm it makes every.thing ; thofe, therefote, who ddqy, defeat, the simian. Every hour then 1 that we delay, affords an hour of longer triumph to thofe who ccmfpire. Do thofe who at thus un pok upon thernfelves, at' 'do they think they can isspofe upon the public ? The condud of the Hon. Gentleman oppefite to me, reminds me of what 1 once heard a learned Judge fay, on being unrea fonably required to grant time to a defendant who 'retained pofialion of what his adverfary claimed. The learned Judge related this Rory : in fame one of the Grecian States a prifoner was condemned to death, upon which he made this propofal to the Prince, "that in cafe his life were fparcd, hewould alk it on this condition, that he fhould teach a dog in three days to fpeak Creek." To this propofal the Prince was induced to confent, believing the couvided to be poffeffed of this fecret, as he con ' fented ultimately to die, in cafe his pupil the dog proved obliinately ftupid. When the prifoner was thus releafed, he was afked by one of hisfriends if he ferionfly expeCted to be able to teach a dog Greek ? No, faid he, bnt yet I have gained much ; within three years this Prince may die, and I may be pardoned by his fucceffor—in three years this dog may die, and I cannot be allowed a fhortcr time for another experiment—in three years I may die a natural death, and thus efcape an ignominious fentence. All thefe calculations failing, fhould I fuffer at the expiration of three years, (hall I not have lived at leall thofc three years the longer ? Wych-ftreet, Drury-Lane, was, during a great part of Sunday, filled with a mob, brought toge ther by motives of curiofity, humanity, and deep, thoughmiflaken horror. A houfe which was once, it is raid, honoured with the refidence of the King of Bohemia, fon•in-law to James I. has been lately tl kale of the diffeftions of a Demonftrator of Anatomy. Some part of the fecret of his profef (lon took air among the populace. Dead bodies were underftood to be in the houfe. Thefe were fuppofed to betray force atrocious murders. A crowd afFembled. The mob burft into the apart ments. Mangled limbs and other parts of human bodies were chfcovered. . Yefterday feveral of the inhabitants waited up on Mr. FORD at Bow-fireet, to complain of the mob that had colleCted about the houfe late the (tic= of Bohemia's Head, where the dead bodies were difcovered on Sunday ; the mob were proceeding to aas of violence, in confequence of which Mr. FORD immediately direCted a party of peace offi cers to repair to the fpot, who difperfed the crowd without any mifchief enfuing. A young man who was taken into cuftody the preceding night, at the above-mentioned houfe, under an idea of being one of the Surgeons who caufed the bodies to be brought there for Mallon, was examincd ; but nothing farther appeared than that he was found in the houfe on Sunday night, about ten o'clock, and could not account in a fatisfaCtory manner how be got there : and a boy, who had waited on the Surgeons, faid he had Peen him in company with one of them a few days ago, which lie, however, pofitively denied, and called feveral refpeCtable perfons to prove that he was a Mid- Chipman in the Navy, and had only been in town a few days. The boy Elated, that he had been employed about a month by Mr. a furgeon, to light the fire, and attend upon them at the houfe when they brought the bodies to ditieft, which was al molt every day ; that the bodies were brought there in a large box by a man who faid he had them from the hofpital ; that the fleih, and other parts they did not want, were buried in the cellars, and the bones preferred for &eletons ; he alfo laid, that the houfe had been hired by Mr. C. of the landlord, for one year, for the purpofe ; and ' that his father, who is a carpenter, had made new locks, doors, &c. Two cafes of furgeons' inftru. ments, and an apron, flamed with blood, found in , the faid houfe, were produced. A large table, for ditraling on, was alfo found in the houfe, and there being a fire lighted in one of the rooms on Sunday evening, it is probable they were then go i inn to work. On digging in one of the cellars, fuf i fictent was diccovere4 to corroborate the boy's tef- rimony as to the horsing of the flea there, and from this (pia there ailed a molt horrible (tench. The boy 1441 that he had quitted them about five week ago, not liking fn (hocking a trade. Mr. FORD recommended the pat officers to apply to the coroner for the diftria, to fummon a jury as loon as poffible, to make the necelfary in quiries concerning the remains of the dead bodies tuund in the hook (which appeared to confitt of a man, woman, and child), As the moil prosper means to afcertain the fad, and do away the notion en tee Wind by the mob, that murders had been com mitted: and ordered all the parties who had ap peared before him to attend when that invefliga. tion took place. In the afternoon the Coroner's Jury held their nqueft at a neighbouring public oufe, and re turned their verdia that the bodies were brought there by fume Surgeon or Surgeons unknown for the purpole of diffeaion. The remains of the bo dies were taken away in the evening in Utah and interred in St. ClemetteaChnrtbliiii.... LONDON MARKET'S. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL. ay. We had a pretty good mini cif foreign Lips, with a few Englilh ones this day, wideh coifed Wheat to ecctine in price fop sms. per quarter fence this d..y fennighte—in Rye, no alter atior.--lf herr Ming a great deal of Rar:ey on hand, cou&d thy article to be Nil vs. per quarter cheaper fence timiday felmight. Malt the fame as hilt week, pml very dull M fale.—.tats are 4s. per quarter cheaper tram tat Monday, and very heavy file. White and Gres . Peakare lc per Tarter eltesper..—.Tick and Small Beans arc sc per quarter lower.7—Hour is ton. per Lea elm:arr. CIIRRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat ()Oa to 1 ,355 Oe. Gal Peak 341 to 6os od . Fine cog to 143 , ad ShnrtStnallOatsassto3as od Dantzicorbeat MG to OM ad Fine ditto cos to 39. Cd Rye 63s to Ros od Polandsdltto i 6 s to itos ad Suffolk Barley 33s to 74s oil Fine du to 00S od Norfolk Barley 341 to 7os od Small BOW AtoSU od Malt dos to gos od Fine 00s to Co. od White Peale 9as to 97$ od Tick ditty ' 4os to 321 od PRICE OF FLOUR thi - Morning. Fine, /cm to cos.—Meal,nos. Fine Poliird,r2. Bran, ..is. '. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE. Including only from the ink of Aprilio the Itch of April inclulive, agrecaldc to the New Adv. Total.--9,012 Quarters. Average t og s . ad. . is. Sd. higher than lift return. ENTRY of CORN in the PORT of LONDON duringlaft • week.---insest,l4BBo qrs.—Doti/05950 cwt.—Clover SetiL rns ewt..--Rye, 390 qn.—Barley, 270 eitS.PeZie, .34:111/s. Beans, 270 qrs.—.osti, 48701 n. PRICE OF HOPS. Kent 91 95 to ill osi Suffez gol 91 tool its Salm sit os to 01 OS 1 CM: 91 os to ill gs Kum. 141 nos to til Of a. SkirCHFIELD, April 27.• To fink the othal--per Masco! lA. 11,:er gs Ild to 65 gil Veal - gs sod to II id Mutton -gs Sd to gs 6.1 Pork - Si Ell to Si 8d lamb, 6s. to 75. 6d. • . ' Stock at Market this morning, Beans 2000, Sheep trid.Lanti, pm. NEWGATE and LEADFITHAI Su April al. . Per Rooe of 8111. by the carc.if/. Beef 45 od to p 41 Yea 4s' 6d to 6s 6d Mutton 4s 4d to p 4d Pork 55 od to I. Id Lamb 55 od to is ad. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. Borough, St. la's Whiiechapel. O. Hay 5 to to 6o 5 to oto 6 S 0 4.t0 oto 6 0 0 Straw 2 10t0 3 o sl4 6 to 3 3 0 s 60tosie o Dosses t 5 to 6 to -....—. 660t0 6 is • COALS.. April 27. Beft Coals in the Pool, IL as. 6d par aoldral. Delivered - al. its. 6d. Sunderland, • it. 16s. 6d. Delivered - al. .35. 6a. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICE'S OT CRAIN, AT THE FOLLOV.INC PA•KKETS. Rzaoisto.—W heat soccod. to t6oseod. per (tumor. Fan' at 'colt il. is. a quarter. . Barley 454 ed. to 842 od. I Buns 621. od to 712 1 Oats 242 od. to 48s. Od. Peale yos. od to 78s. Newsy sr.—'Wheat 984 od. to 2702 od. per Quarter. Barley sos. od. to 831.0 d. Beans 735. od to Ilos.od. , Oats 24 4 od. to 465. W I . Peale 784 od. to floe od. Hantzv—Wheat I; Oa od to t6osod per Q2arter. Barley 475 od to 88s od I Beans 725 od to los od Oats 274 ci to 495 od. Peace 76s od to lios od BASINGSTOKr.--M'brat 1525 od to i 63s per (tarter. Barley 64s od to Sts od Bows 68s od to 78s od ‘ J l Oats 32s od to 495 od I Peale 72i od to 77uld' Oxvoan.—Wheat 1442 ad to epos. per Ql lll gety. _.• Barley 48. od to 83s cd I Beans 73s od to 678 M Oats 3os od to to. od Peale ocs od to 7230 d At Liverpool, in the w, et ended as Tburiday, ohs imipalts. don of flour exceeded o. ti thoefand Novels. At Brined there was nearly an equal quantity ; and Ortestock. Glafgow, 'nil Hull, have bad liberal fupplies. In the metro polis English wheat has fallen during the week about sp.. per quarter and molt of the foreign wheat 205.; rye, batty. oats. peas, beans, and Sour, are each cheaper. At Lynn, the price of wheat, during the week, fell nearly 20s. per quarter, hark", 16a. oats 84 beans 61, *like peas 164 grey do. 6s. and Hour 6s. per lack. At Worceßi r, within a fortnight, wheat has fallen from 281. to 224 t id per buthcl, being a reduction of 6os. :ter quarter. At Stamford, the avcrkse price has fallen 145. 84. per quarter. At Devizes its. and it :shift other parts of the kingdom, the prices are rapidly declining. BDINBURnH PRICF.S OF MF.AI., Aped at. Lothian Oatm I, 353 bolls. South Country, •••. AffiLstbi.miter Bat Swab Car* fee 8.1. Prins ter Peri I Fir*, La to o Flat, ,L,o o o FOR, is pi Second, 117 6- Second 0 o • Stroud, a. 41 Third, a 16 6 _. Third, _ • 0 • Third, as 3d reak and Darley Meal 213 bolls -27a to p•r boll. - . Avast a).---Veftereiay, in our market, oats declined mate rially in price, alibourli tkere was nut much In the market.— The belt were full js. down, but the average decline may be quoted 7s. In our melt market, on Tuefday, there was a eonfiderabk fall. The price of heft oatmeal is as. id. ; bet the retailers generally lay a penny more upon it when they retail it out.- Thus it happens that the prices flate.! in the newfpapers arc found below what in charged to the market Thole perform who have grain on band, find the turnoff dif ficulty in making Isles. The certainty of a mighty fall in the markets, makes purchafers fu cautious, that they take no more than will Duff JadWer their immediate need. Aram 23,--Yeitcrday in Haddington market, all the diffe rent kinds of Erato fell in price. The average reduction on wheat was nearly 45. barley as. oats is. prate 61. beans 41. HADDINCTON CORN MARKET, April 14. Wheat. Bade,. Oats. Pedfr. Beans. Nat 691 od I 566 ad I 37s od I 3fs od 1 366 &coed 6;6 od sos od tae cod 33s ad 3as od Third seas od 45i od 2811 Od 29i od Old OXFORD, SATURDAY, APRIL. On Thurfday the Rev. Thomas Blaeltburne, Bachelor in Civil Law, of Brafenofe College, was admitted Dodhor in Civil Law, Grand Compounder. The Rev. William Wood, of Chrilt Church; and Samuel Wright Miller, of St. John's College, Matters of Arts, was admitted Bachelors in Divinity. Mdfrs. John Kidd, of Chrift Church ; and George Gilbert Currey, of Exeter College, Matters of Arts, were admitted Bachelors of Medicine, and to pradife In the fame Faculty. The Rev. James Ratans, of Lincoln College; James Ogle, of Merton College ; and Thomas Noel Noel, of Chrift Chord.; Bachelors of Arts, were admitted Mailers of An... John Thomas Dime of Chrilt Church, } fq. was admitted Bachielor of Arta, Gra nd Compounder. Alio Mefra. R. Mayow, of Exeter College : Stanley James Porten, of &dent& College; George Monk, of Pembroke Collsge ; Robert Lander, of Woreencribire College • and John Conybeare, of Clara Church, were admitted B achelors of Arts. _ . . .... The Rev. Thomas !Stockwell is collated to the Subsl...aner of SAlitbury Cathedra. DIRI'I43. At Mt haute in Eaton-ftrect, Grofrenor-place, the Lady of James NaMau Coneon, Efq. of 3 daughter. On Saturday the nth bill in Hallman. Thoma Grirnllon Efteourt, Efq. of a fon. the Lady or MA*&IPD On the 6th Init. at Dreamt*, falrelamt, the }fun, and Rev. Picrr: Miatle, fon of the late Earl of Cknwilh.m, to l ray, yuungeft dautelaterof the Lott/ alfhap of Dromutv. •1 hurtday, at St. Luke:. Ohl-erect, Mr. William Stan t,'" to Mira Writcott. • Sarre day. at Conettoo, Dear Rath, Herbert Newton Jarrett, Efq. to Miii Ste:plans. DIED. On Monday tall. at Seatba;;On , Ovate Tarlnnt, fin •Efg. W Alain 11116 at w. S. Priec).tq. Thatallay. hi Darosseimaillaa M n Mi Slauttleworld, wife at Rabat 11101111.1101111. of Sow 4Oget the ehte3llof kaa• • AYLESEUEY..—MUCES. TO BS SOLD BY PKiVATE conTialCT, Either together o•• in Lots, A MOST defirable FREEHOLD ESIATF, L Tythe Free, Coate in and near the Town of AN•ldbur,, sinfilling of the Manors of Aylcfbury with Biercevn, and 'risulghtee Hdlands, alias Broughton Storeley, extending Deer '‘ie whole of the Patin of Ayklbury, Edenton and Hulicott, and the greate ft part of Welton TurvelL—The Tolls of the Market of Ayldbury, and fundry very rich and eligible Farms, in the occupation of refpeetsble tenants. Particulars may be had of Merrs. Fortier, Cooke, and Were, of Lincoln's-Inn, who are authorized to treat for the file ; of Mr. Davis, Lewknor, Tetfworth, Oxfordatire; and at the White Han Inn, at Ayldhury.—There are force peculiar Fri. uctegcs attached wrens Eltate well wofthy .the attention of a Purchaftr. woorrON WARREN Effl4l2E, near HENLEY,, WARNYIrktH IR E. By 'hfr CHk'STIE, At Ws Great Room, in Pall-Mall,:on Tburfday, the I T ft ;‘,T., ) ., XBy Order ut the Pravda and Schub& of the . E. , 114's Candirldge, her the Redesnwalest et tar lbrili-Tht,) VALUA/11.E „FREEHOLP 14fATE, enolliling of feveral Eligfble FARMS, with all (uitalle 211fILDINGS, and mar NINE HUNT/BED ACM of dela ARABLE, MEADOW and PASTURE •LANSI, eotopadt land TirrHE FREE, together with the TITHES Hating and PAYABLE dot of kt nit JAMIE to Sir 94fAite Son*, part. watch Will esitite In Nine Years, at a Mow F i eferred Rent, the Raft Payment amounting to One Him. lobed and Eediy;toto PottricliFdirrtreis Shtlliotts,lnnrof t he *dial 'Annual Value at Twelve Hundred Pounds and upwards. I A Parton will attend fifteen days prebeding the Sale, who will Otew the ERA!'; and rinted'Partienlats may betheil bad of Obb PeiMPO Of sbaCew.disry. Bitentrighem, Word, and Lei- Papers ; at the "Whitc4.ion,stratizrd-upon-Aren,V4r , Gilbzrt Jones, Efq. finlidtot, fialifbory-fquake, Fleet. Brett, Laudon; of R. Gt.e.,'Etl. Attordey, Caantitielge ; at tie Rainbow Coffee-itaute, Conibill; and in PalkMall, where a Flan of the Eftaite ismy be ken. _— 'CFA,/ .:0014111?;... ...ATE NEAR 'BRISTOL, ivyrmoßN, matcranstE, sen d MANSION-HOUSES,BRIbTOL. TO BE SOLI ) BY AUCTION, By Mr. PRICKETT, . At the Erebus* Coffee-bode, in the City of Briftottin 'Mug. thy the SIR dayof May,lBas , precafely gone o'clock; In f.leven Lots,. rrHE Freehold Mate, being the Manor nr re. pusil Manor of IVYTNOILN, (MAW near Glaftonburp. In the County of Somerftd; containing the Farm.houfe, and 3 6 4 likeres of Meadow, Arable, Pafture, and Woodland, in the isecopaticm of W. (tanning, at a nett Rent of soot per An. slum. "I" Iree capital Manflo-t-houfes, No. 57, 58, and 59, in .'• tVect Bliftol; let to Tenants at Will, at Rent. amount. .. ,o 15t. p:r Annum. Anithat jrftly admired Villa, cared COOMBE, with the MA and Lands; containing together, by computation, 5., Acre., in the Parifb of Weftbary-upon-Trina, and lienhury, about 3 Miles from BMW, in the County of Coombe ERate m - ty be viewed with Tickets, which may be had from Mr. Henry Dart., Jun. and Were. Payne and Burgers, Drabs% of whom Parttediari thereof, as well as Particulars of 'the other ERateo, - .1..y be had; and which may b.- viewed wirb leave of the Tenants. Particulars may likewife tit had at the White Hart, Bath=, the Swan Inn, Wells; atvisa Ofacte of.Morfrs. Payne and Bur. tefs, at Glaßonbury; at the prinCipal Inns at Somerton, Yeovil, sad ilibigewater ; of Mr: Rider, No. I, Linedn'o•lnts, New &pars, London ; and of hy.Prickett, Highgate, kliddisdex. CAUTION. wtrEREASELIZABETH the wife ofJOHN YEVILY, of the town of Shtewibuty, in the county of Salop, Gentlemen, 'lath abfeatted halal from him without any reafunable or juft caufe ; the public in general are hereby eau• tinned not to rite the fag PEz. Yee* any credit whatever 1k the mane of ebn•faid J. Yevily, as he wie not pay ;my debt at d th , - may contract in his name, after the date hereof. hrearibury,• Aprit 24, !Rot. JOHN If/WILY: • A stiltsDl.Att. OCCURRENCE. IN THE FOLLOWINIII CURES: ISABELLA GOODL ET, of Lafwade, nea.r • Edinburgh, was relieved entirely front the Scurvy, which siferill both her legs and arms, after uftag, Ineffedinant, re; nialleas.fered to her 'of feveral eminent Pradlitionen.—At telled by Mi. Barter, Southbridge, Edinburgh; John Paton. Mini t ;J. Murray, Elder ;J. Hume, Elder ; James Stew. ar Surgeassa--4.1f0, a Perron having many fcrophulous wounds In her neck, dlfeharged f:om the Brillol Infirmary, by taking Sisumeny's PAT [NT ANTISCOSIIIITIC Dltolll got entirely well . for the truth of this Mr.Crntrivell, Of Bath, will refer the requiter to the isogon cured. The above Drops art prepared and fold at the Difpenfary, No. is, Soho-f..,uale, London, in bottles ale:and xi a s. each; the es. bottles are marked " Ens .Spilfburpatils Antircorbatio Drapa-by the Kit g's Patent," and the larger pith the addi tion of the King's AMis; alio fold by the general Venders of Patent Medicines in'fown and Country; the *rough only by (lurk, No. 269, and Shaw, No. 74. IEN Proleflional Men of education and re. • fponfibinty deviate from the general fyftem by the fa calon of a peculiar Branch, the fandtiun of long cuatenued faeces is the beft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted m pra ct ice to the exclave treat num of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful refult sty plan gives me additional ardour to oppoie as far as I ass able the ravages of thofe complaints which are the molt import ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Sioveon.! farmed i with at an early period of Prior /lee to rcieue iudividto its from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dart' genius precipitancy of general Praert itioners. The niKEE DISORDERS, to the cured which I have du voted royattention, corniest every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether at a reedit or long duratiotu—sdly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariSng from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN. NESS orS - FERILff Y. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance Or /mite in the treatment of a finmk Gonorrhea,and it not unfrequently hop pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the inaliferetion of as unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints see cafily cured, and even whero others have failed, I trod Mail may prefume to offer a radical reseltableihment. Few however are the cafes of complicated &fines in this (Warder compared with the calamitous fituations of Misuses , from indulgence Ina St HATARY VICE, or tl•e prevalent Gaie ties of a fansionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility wheat lathe unavoidable confequenee of loch pernicious habits Where the unhappy loiterer broods ovcr his milary, but cares rutty conceals hi• misfortune, it may be tome confobina ftt him to know, that although it be an °Wed of doubt or uncer tainty Nitta other Pradlitionera, the removal of theft. DEfl- CIENCIES by the gradual prografs of Renovation I. the aeqa rt- MIA of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Vent.. have begun to reduce manly vigour, much antic twill be prev,lc by an tarty counteraction of this languid elate, and in l' , •fr cafes no great diffieolies will occur. But where this Ih:licieney has fur yearn ex ifted. a prop` r r. feverance is indifrentibly requifite to revive the flumbrins feu , • of Life, and to re-animate the Confinutiun. MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been difarvia in their expectations of a Family, may be adbred, that in m • infancy Inch detects are curable by Medical Skil. The SECRECY which is Ga edemas! to my undertakine , ar the ikialificotions which I have prefunied to date. turn' I Bails or my Pretenfiudr, and is coincidence with fedi thhina nation is given , that Mr Is-- ma y be confulted ref* SAor by krt.?. iorinfing a (mall note) at his hooks 140.29. el-ftreet. .S..ruid, :tear Temple-Bair. There is an additional entrance in Water-11feet to4joi • and the name i. airy both the doers. TA. B. 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