Star. — London, England, 1802-05-18 00:00:00

crrsEr. CHFLMSVORD, May. 15. —This morning was I brought in a poll-cliaife from Northampton, and fel lodgeJ in our 'jail), by the Rev. H. B. Du D• L 6.V, one of his Majetiv's Juftices of the Peace for this county (attended by lxlr. Pitmen, the keeper thereof), Sirphen tee, the last furviving freebooter of a G.uig who, on the night of the a tlt of Dec umber • 795, forcibly entered the lone dwel ling•houfe of Farmer Gsour, of Manuden, near , Stortford, armed with various weapons, and, after beating him with bludgeons, and com mitting other outrages in the family, nabbed him with a butcher's knife on di temples for refuting to (Rower where his money was; this Lee being prevented from cutting the old man's throat b his niece providentially interpofing her hand , which received the wound. They then rifled the boo fe of money, plate, and other property, to a confi derable amount; and, after fitting down and re galing themfelves for Come hours, they let the wine and beer about the cellars, and went off with their brpity. The major part of this defperate gang were apprehended Coon after the perpetration of the bdrglary (nearly fix years ago) at their monthly rendezvous, by night, in St. Giles's, by the above Magiftrate, affifted by a party of Offi cer from the Bow-ftreet Police, and were executed at this place, amongft whom WAS a brother of the prefent prifoner. S. Lee, who is a clever, aftive 4Pitow. has, from that time, contrived to evade the purfuit of juttice by a perpetual itinerancy in diflant counties, till a few days fine, when he was difcovered by the following circumftance having, in confeytence of a quarrel, fought a fuccefsful battle near the fame farmer's, in Northampton fhire,with one of the gang of gypfies to which he Lilt belonged, the brother of bis antagonift, in a spirit of revenge, declared him, to Come perfons in that neighbourhood, to be the Lei concerned in the Eire: robberies. Information being received of this by Mr. DODLLY from one of the treafurers of that county, he went down to that place on Friday lab, taking with him the keeper of our gaol, and the defperado being loon identified, he was fecund in irons, and brought here as above Rated. Fanner GROUT, and his niece, being fummoned, (wore pofitively to the prifoner, who, however, confidently denied all knowledge of the tranfattion, until the venerable old man, taking the large knife from under his coat, pr Tented it to him, and anted him, 44 Whether he recolkaed the barbarous ufe he attempted to make of that inftrument r' On which Lee changed counte nance, and made no other reply. He was fully committed, and will take his trial at our next anizes, to the general fatisfaltion of the inhabi tants of this county. SINGULAR PRISENT.—After the celebrated bat tle of the Nile, fought on the tft of Auguft, t 798, the SWITTSURP, after the action, was bufily em-' played in getting up pieces of the wreck of l'Ori cot, among the rest, a large part of the mainmaft Was brought on board. Captain, now Admiral HALLOWELL, caufed a coffin to be made of the wood and iron from this malt, with an infcription on the lid ; this he prefented to Lord Nscson, who received it as a molt t!aluable acquifition, and actually intends, when his career of terrellrial glory is terminated, to be enclofed in it. The following curious circumftance took place lately, at Liverpool. Three feamen, difcharged from the navy, returned to that port, and after fume enquiry. dikovered a lady, who was wife to each of the three—but, unfortunately in the pof feflion of a fourth ! The hufbands found them felves in a very ftrange dilemma ; but as what had been done could note undone, they agreed upon a plan which was to decide all future controverfy. The fair-one was led to a public place, in a halter, to be fold to that hufband who should fet the higheft value upon her ; and, in a few minutes, the was knocked down to one of them, at five fhillings and fispence ; to the entire fatisfaflion of the other three, and the high entertainment of the populace. Lean cattle fold high at Lancafter file on Sa turday k'nnight : fat cattle were famewbat lower. There were but few horfes, which fetched good prices in general. At the cheeft fair on Monday, the prices were from 575. to 635. per cwt. An elderly man. of the name of Thomas Whool, was knocked down by a bull, in the fair, in Lanc.itter, and trod upon in fuck a manner as to cattle his death in a few hours after. On Thurfday fe'nnight, at noon, a fire broke out in the woollen manufactory of Meirs4layward nod Co. at Wilton; and the wind being bra, the building in which it broke out was burnt. with a confiJerable ltock, and two or three (mall houfes adjacent. Philanthropy induces us to give the annexed all the publicity in our power. In cafes where ladies tfC affliaed with Sore Nipples, thofe accoucheura and midwives,. who in their pratlice adopt Mrs. R DNIR's Faience of Rofes, are requited to apply is even previous to Cackling, as the precaution will hve the patient from inexpreffible pains, and con duce to the praaitioner's reputation. The Medicine when properly aced never fails of the defired ef f:a, and any further directions required will be given by the Inventrefs, at her houfe, No. 75 and '6, Long Acre.---Sold at ss. sd. each packet. There arc no dares of ram of greater importance to Imlay it!. an thofe which &vote their tune and talents to the prefer/a don of the health of their fellow creatures. How eminently fue c-rsful the late Fe ere' s Sinuous r was in this truly laudable employment. is completely evinced by the rapidity of tale which his celebrated AN TISCORIBUTIC DROPS have invariably COM minded. Asa purifier of the blood, Telmer of the conftitu. lion, :ma bracer of the fyfion, their effeas have hien anon:db. lag, as may be Len by the furpriting cures of perfuns who Wert emitted with Set, :attic and Nervous Complaints, Gout, Mum 'negro, Ike. and therefore the deco-Rion of that hnpoffors, who by means of (owed hills and other pretended credentials, have • vi scared a fpurious cumpofitioa of this truly excelkist medidue, mutt he a fatisfactlott to all pctions vrlvi have a competent Wea of the abrogate sweaty there is in bring ern-ful to Pot the lipt74lloC howdy, 23 wen as of preferving perfonal property ( ruin icfrires. runt. The true Medicine is dulinpdflud by the I'.. ..0 the heck, bill, and wrapper; and as a for mer fsvuur of his htileily's Commiffioners of the ff.arap-treice, by have a."'lscil a damp on cath hotle, printed in black Ink. -Prepared and fold at the Difperfaq, No,V, `..ho-fspiare, and I.y the G eneral Venders of Ifltetst ies La Town and Country, iss bottles is. and 11. is. duty included Lorilam MARKETS. COIN-EXCHANGE, AIONDAY, MAY ts. A Ratans of the PAR:FS afFLOUß,fria .- .% thy of May --- t 4, the 7th of May inchifive. Total 16091 i beks,—Avreage 494. '}b 11. 2 . lower thus Lilt return. RETURN of WHEAT in M a rk -luie. including only fros t . - - • ----- the 3d of May to the Bth of May, agreeable to the new Acl. Total -1403 Quarters. Avg?-$; 635. 60. is. od. higher than laft return. coaft-INSFRCToIt'S oniony room vitastnoe, $ sT 13. Wheat, per load 151 to 171 zos i i Barley, per qr. II 12$ to It 164 Beans per qr. 1 1134 to 11 tis Oats per qr. it is to II 78 Peale, per quarter $1 Cs to 21 2a. PRICE OF HOPS. Kent 41 to to 51 zos Krnt 41 t3s to 61 os ti Sulk: 41 64 to 41 16si I i Sure: 41 25 to 31 5 2 1 Elea 41 Os to 51 os Faro. 51 os to 81 os §MITHFIELD, May 17. To 6nk the ural--per !tone of Sib. Beef - 4$ 84 to ss 84 Veal - 5s ltd to 6s 4d Mutton -'Ss 44 to 64 44 Port - sr 44 to lis 4 4 Lamb 62 od to 7s od. Stock at Market this mur:siog, Ike' 1700, Sheep and Lambs 750,. NEN'OATk: and LEADENHALL, May 17. Per ftone of 81h. by the careafe. Beef 3: Sd to 4s fid Veal 4s od to es ed 1 Mutton 48 8d to 58 61 Pork ‘ • b 4.1 to 6. 44 Lamb is 01l to 78 041. It.AW H:DES, May 14. Hides (per ftolle . ) 3s 44 to 3$ 64:1 Heavy Calf gs od coat* I Middling as 84 to 26 lod Hotfc Skins x2s to 168 Ordinary as 4d to 211 64 Sheep Skins is od to 8s PRICE OF LEATHLR, pet lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each, - -17 d to tgd Ditto, 6o to 6616 - - - std to 23d Merchants Backs -174 d to 19d Drelfing Hides - - 1 id to tsd Fine Ouch Hides 114 to 17d Crop Hides fur Cutting . 17i4 to 1914 Flat Ordinary - ssid tot 6-ltd Calf Skins, 35 to 4olb per done, - 221 to 2F4 Ditto 50 to 70Ib - -25 d to 2)4 Ditto, 7o to Bolb - - 254 to 274 Amon Seats (Greenland) per lb. as 6d to 35 od Large ditto - - toos to 1405 per doz. Tanned 1 iorfe Hides - ills to 3Cs each Goat Shiro - - its to 65s per dozen PRICE OF TALI.OW IN LONDON. et. Janies`q market 3s Btd Mown Ta llow 648 od to os Clue market 36 sod RullBa ditto (ca.) 63.4 od to 641 Whitechapel market 38 8d Rulia ditto (fnap) 6is to 63s (per Bone of 81b.) White Candleßunia 63s to ota Melting Stuff 33s od to 36* ts ir Ditto Rimer 361 od to ass Average Prise 3s 9 Greaves -19 s od to os Good Dregs t . to ea Yellow Soap, 725. to oe.—Mottled,tos.--Ct.rd, 80. Candle, zos. 6d.—Moulds, tts. 6d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, May 19. Smithfield. St. James's. Whit , cehapel. o.Hay 3 W[os 10 3 0 oto 5 IL • 12 010 5 S 0 Straw 113 to s 0 1 14 6to 2 3 6 T 11 0 tfb s a c CIOVCr 4 4 1 0 5 14 .—. 5 to o to 6 to o COALS, May 17. Belt Coals In the Pool, 21. os. 6d. per C 114.10011. Delivered 21. os. 6d. Sunderland, sl. 171. 6d. Delivered al. 6a. 64. BIRTHS. Thurfday, Mt.. Martinnant,Ofirompton Row, of a fon. Tuefday, at his botife on Hampßead-Heath, the Lady of H. C. Mair, Efq. of a fon. On the 7th MR. in Harlry-Brat, the Lady of Wm. Alves. Efq. of a fon. At his hours in Devonfhlre-place, the Lady of James Wild man, Efq. of twins. On the 6th inftant, the Lady of Barnard Broeas, Ef4. of a daughter. Saturday morning, at her honfe in Soho-fquare, Mrs. White, widow of the late John White, Efq. of the Hours of Commous, of a fon. ' On Friday, in Souterfet-place, the Right Hon. I.ady Louifa Rodney, of a fon. Iv Naffau-ftreet, Dublin, the wife of William Herod, Efq. of a daughter. MARRIED. On Thuriday, at Mary-la-Bonne Church, by the lion. and Right Rev. the Lord Btfhop of Winchefter, the key. S mud Byam, Rcaor of Wyke Regis of Portland Parfet, to MifsWeich, of Spanilb-place, Manchefter.fquare. Wednefday morning, John Weir, Efq. of Deronthire-place, to Mifs Brucker, of Quebec-ftrcet, Portman-fquare. A-few days Ante, by /pedal licence, at his Lordihip's houfe in Past-fquare, George Goold, Efq. of Old Court, Ireland, to the Right Hun. Lady Charlotte Browne, eldeft daughter of the Right Hon. the Easlof Kenmare. On the 6th init. at Hackney, Thomas Pnynton Cooper, Efq. of Kingiland Place, to Mifs Alice Weld, daughter of Richard Weld, Efq. of the fame place. Lately, the Rev. R. Vaughan, of Farnborough, Berke, to Mifs Monk, daughter of John Monk, Efq. of Bath. Thurfday lait, at Scarborough, William Paul, Efq. to Mifs Eillone, both of that place. On Thurfday hft, at St. George's, Hanover-fquare, Mr. John Dorate, of Bruton-ft:fa, to MifsTlierefa Zogany, eldeft daugh ter of John Zuffany, Efq. of Chawick. Lately, Tomyns Dickins, Efq. of Epping, Me, to Mira Elizabeth Browne, of Ripon, Yorkthire. This day, at St. George's, Hanover-fquare, G. A. Legh Keck, Ffq of Stought in Grange, in the county of Leiceiter, (of which be is itsprefentative in Parliament,) and of Bank Hail, in the county of Lancsficr, to Mifs Elizabeth Atherton, one of the three daughters of R. V. Atherton Atherton, Efq. de cesfed,hl Atherton, in the county of Lancafter. Both are line ally defeended from Sir Petri Legh, who fought under the Black Prime, and retook the Royal Standard at the Battle of Crely. Friday, at Wlndfor, aged yo years, Mr. Mae Hari, tome , time Os= one of the partners in Media. Randbottom's brewery. On the sit init. at Camdcasplaec, Bath, Mrs. Williams, wile ' of Mattes IYill ams. biq. Lately, at Kingiton, in his ayth year, Mr. James Cook, Attowsey at 1.2 w, of Dean-Brett, Slathwark. On the ,nth iAftant, fuddinly, at his houfe on Stamford 11i11, Colonel Juttly Hill. On the 3cl inft. at Beceics, in the Stith year of his age. Capt. Richard Purvis, of the Royal Navy, and in the conuniffion of the peace for the county of Suffolk. At his boat. in Cretin -row, Walwortb, In confequence of an epiltytie Broke, Mr. Pickard, dike Examiner's Office, &di India Hunk. Ou the 17th of March UR, atMadeira, Mr. William Smart, of Comb:ill-court, Throgmorton-ftreet. Walnefday laft, at Newington Butts, in the 64th year of his age, Mr. If North, late at Fleet-fireet, goldfmith. Friday lad, at Norwich. aged Bs, Mrs. Beaton. This Lady WAS commonly called the b. es .1101.0, and was known to have acquired a knowledge of this leeret fclence by having concealed herfeif in a thaw. ferret, however, died with her. • On Thusfday Lift, Mr. Sawa, fon of IA m. Sawer, FPI. of &Milli 'town, n:ed t It years. Tburfttay lett, after a Row illnefs, „Mr. Thomas iforrocks, of Leeds, attorney at law. At Prochrife, the IR left. Gideon Pint. FA. of Dod. At Killeen, Jamaica, on the 3d of February latt, Captain Hugh Limdater, of the Rip Montgomery, of Bcltatt. At fame place. the 24th February, Mr. James Smyth, young cit fun of Julia Smyth, FN. of Balbarry. Friday, after a lingt ring Ilintfy Mrs. Faulltner, wife of Mr. Faulkner. of Padworth Hatch Farm. At Caßlehains, near Edinburgh, the ad initant, Mrs. Jane Campbell, rend of Archibald Campbell, of Blandfleid, Ffq. At Newburgh, ife,sthe 7th ult. Mr. J. Brown, fowls Clerk. At Welterkirk blanfc, on the fah ult. Mrs. Little, wife of the it, v. Mr. William I.ittle. On the oth hillant, Mr. James Rankers,. eauclasau, South Bridge, Eilisiburgh. PRONIOT:OI 4 S. The Rev. ('harks Tumor, M. A. donwilk Ch. plaia to the Right Hon. I .rd Carrington, hai. been Lt.ip inititutal to tit- Vicarage of Weatiover, in the cotaity Leeks. and Diucefe of I.ineoln, on th- ref. 'outlet' of the t.ord Chancallur. The i.oto I ugh Chancellor of Inland ha, been pkifed point the Rev. J. D. Hafleviuml, M. A. out of his I.oralhi2 Dtaneltre Chaplains. The Riv. Jot Eyre, Vicar of St. Giles ' s , Reading, is ad.' Lard to a Preheud in the Church of St. Paul, void by the ceffioti of the Right Rev the Bilbao of Bath and Wells. ()aro... o, MAY cs.—Saurday kilt Mr. Thomas Kenyon B. A. of Brafende College, was admitted M. A. Tuefiay, the Rev. Beni. Capel Hearing, Al. A. of Trinity College, wt. admitted Bachelor in Divinity. Mr. Rich. Hoary Jenkim, ot J. 4.. ; Rev. John Pcnrofe, of Comm Chrifti Collez.• ; Rich. Buller, of Chrift Church; Peter ll.errig Porfrt. art Robert Morehead, of BAUM' College. B. A. were a.!naitt,d of Arts. Mehirs. Hcury Craven Ord, of 'trinity Col- Itge; Francis Charles Parry, of Univerfity College; Welborc I ilia .Agar, James Tatterfall, and Charles Abel Moyfey, of Chrilt Church, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITA!. FLOCK of SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP. TO Dr SOLD BY AUCTION, Near the Time of the Annual Sbcw of Cattle and Sheep at Levet', which will take place between the Brighton and Lewes Races, the latter end of July or beginning of Augult nest, ' 'HE entire Flock of Sonth-Down EWES, FW F. LAMBS, and RAMS, of Mars. William and Thomas Scrafe, of Withdean, near Brighton, Suffer: confin ing of 800 Flock EMS, 2, 3, and 4 years old.---sco Ewes, one year old.-4co Ewe Lambs.—zo Rams, trout one to four years old. The above Sheep are well worth the attention of any perfon defirous of obtainiil a Flock of South-Down Ewes, or improv ing stair prtfent Flock, as few Sheep on the Downs rank higher in eftimation fur Shape and wool. The Ewes and Lambs will he put tip in (malt Lots, and the Ram. fingly, for the conv‘vii envy of the buyers. 't'he about Hoek gained the firfi. Prize for the Swct ?Rakes, at I .ewes, the Taft Meeting. Notice of the Day for the Sale will be given immediately after the Shew of Cattle and Sheep is fixed. The eau& of felling the above Flock, Mcffrs. Strafe quit the Farm 3t Michaelmas next. May 8, tBoz. SUSSEX._ 'THE real WILLIAM WASHER, late of Seaford, Fig. tlect•accd, which are very eligibly tituatc on, and near the South L-mus, and in the neigh:Tour hoods of Sraf , rd, Faftbourne, I.ewes, Brighten', and Cuck ficld, and coniift of the following Rarticulars WILL LE SOLD 11 : 1 AUCTION, In different Lots, early in June next, viz. A Manikin Houfr, with the Stables, Coach-houfe, and other Out.huildings, Yards, and Gardens thereto adjoining, fituate in the 'town of Seaford, fome time fine occupied by Mr. Waller, and lately by John Surman, Efq. An inclufed Panure field, adjoining to the Town of Seaford, containing about Three Acres, fome time linen occupied by Mr. Walker, and lately by Mr. Surinam A Windmill, with about Three Acres of Land theretO ad joining, fituate in Seaford, held for the remainder of a 'l'um of 99 Years, commencing from lady-day, 1;4, and nun: oc cupied by Richard Dull. A Meffuage, with the Malthoufe, Brewboufe, Stable, and other Buildings, Garden, and Croft of Land thereto adjoining, containing Three Roods and Twenty-five Perches, lituate in the Town of Alfritton, and now in the occupation of Mr. James Skinner. A Mefluage, divided into Two Dwellings, fituate in the centre of the Town of Alfrillon, with a Ba rn, Garden, and Croft of Land behind it, containing Two Roads and Six Perches, now Li the occupation of Mrs. Sarah Newman, and Edward Geering her Under-tenant. A Meffuage, with Three Cottages, Four Barns, Stables, and other Buildings, intd fevcral Parcels of Arable. Meadow, Pal tore, Brook-land, and Sheep-down, lying well together, and containing 380 Acres, or thereabo uts, called Winkton Farm, fituate in Winkton, and in the Parithes of Alfrifton and Ber wick, and now in the occupation of Mr. John Ade and Mr. Jame. Merchant, refpedively. Several Parcels of Arable l.and, containing 9 1 Acres, Te nantry Meafure, fituate in the Town-laine of Affrifton Twelve Shop [mazes un Alfritton Tenantry Down , and a Parcel of Brook-land, called the Town Brook, in Alfrilton, now in the °cc:Talon of Mr. John Ade and Mr. James Merchant, re fptdtively. A Mtifitage, Barn, and (coeval Parcels of Land, containing Eight Acres, in Chiddingly, now in the occupation of Ralph Bull. A Mcffuage, Barn, and [...neat Parcels of Arable, Meadow, and Patture Land, containing Sixty-four Acies,or thereabouts, fituate in Chalvington, and now in the occupation of Robert Parris. A Alefruage, Barn, Oafthoufe, and kraal Parcels of Arable, Meadow, and Patture Land, containing Seventy Acres, or thereabouts, fituate in Barcombe, and now in the occupation of Wm. Towner. A Meffuage, Two Barns, and other Buildings, and fcveral Parcels of Arable, Meadow, Patton, and Wood Land, called Rout's Farm, containing 140 Acres, or thereabouts, fituate in Slaugham and Bolney, and now in the occupation of Henry Bilhop. Two Pieces of Palture Land, containing Five Acres and Seventeen Perches, fituate at Week-ltreet, in Arlington, and Brow in the occupa tion of James Merchant. A Cottage, Barn, Garden, and Orchard, and a Parcel of Meadow Land thereto adjoining,, containing Three Aries, One Rood, and Twenty-five Perches, fituate at the Street in Wilmington, and now in the occupation of William Vine. A Parcel of Arable Land, called Pickhasna, containing Six Acres, and Twenty-eight Perches, fituate in Wilmington, and now in the occupation of Mr. John Ade. Two Parcels of Meadow and Arable Land, called the Pick field or Thornwell Field, and the Warran or Soefie/d, containing together Nine Acres, Two Roods, and Thirty-four Perches, fituate in Wilmington, and now In the occupation of Mr. John Ade. A Parcel of Arable Land, called Blackman's Field, contain ing Five Acres, One Rood, and Eleven Perches, fituate in Wil tnircon, and now in the occupation of Mr. John Ade. A eared of Meadow Land, called Doman's or Dormond's Field, containing Four Acres, One Rood,and Thirty Perches, fituate in Arlington, and now in the occupation of Mr. James Merchant. All the above Mates are held by the Tenants from Year to Year, and every Tenant has had Notice to quit at the End of the current Year. The Tenants will thew the (event Mates; and further P.m. denial may be had of Mr. Hoper, of Lewes. --- - DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs the Public , that he ma y daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfe, No. 5, Frith-ttreet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Ohltrations, Strictures, Gleets, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine Filtula., Impotence, and debility in either Sex, &c. From exteofive Praelice in this department, to whisk he has con fined hinifelf fur many years, he offers a method of cure, mild, efficacious. and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, role Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Bougie*, has ultimately fo improved them, by divest ing them of the irritating died, of common Boogies, that they fucceed where trollies and other violent means have failed. For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in polfetlion of Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or refrain in diet unneeeffary. To enable him to attend patient' at their own bottles, he has provided the affittance of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perron+ in the country may be cured by Rating tl.eir cafes in letters, putt paid. Juft puldifted, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, entarged.—A Treatife on the above' Complaints, illuftrated with the various fymptoms and Cafes (hewing the painful and dangerous et leas of Caudle Boogies; an improved method of treating go Jnorrheas, &c. &e. Printed for j. Callow, Crown-cout, Soho; ( and H. D. Symonds, Patersofter-row ; silo to be bad at 1 htctusen's, Easter-Change, and as the Author's. INETANTANFDUS REUILF FROM TH. HEAD-ACHE. TO the many intlituces that have occurred . L ettraordinar7 i:t the relief of the mod e.c r ig : ... Ing pains in the head, toy the application of Dr. 111. A 0., PEIALIC FLUID, or Anodyne ElTence for die 1 - Jena-yea, the following molt remarkable Documet t is added for it,: fr is. hake of the Patine : Mr. Gattiner, Apothecary, George.-Itreet, Edinburgh. " Sir--Yslterday I was fazes! with a molt violent lined- Aeh, and in confequence was unable to attend to bufusefs. I thought of trying what circa Lt. Blair's Cephalic fluid would have; and, 'Ton uling it according to his diredions, I Was re lieved alnioft itiftatitatiesints fr..m the violent pain. and in a few minutes was entirely is-hewed front it. This infornsation I have fent you, that others labouring wider the fame violet complain: may have it itt their power No procure relief. " And .wt, air, your obedient (errant, " Sept.!, tike. " S. CHEYNE, Sold, by ap;oilitment, at Cockell's Medicine Warrhoufe, Na 529, Strald, 7th hoof.: front Temple-Bar, price xi. pd. duty Included; and fold retaillt an t cfpeetable Medicine Shop.. Olive the fignature, J. Cockall, in his hams-writing, without which none are genuine. INFALLIBLr GERMAN CORN-PLA it it I'HE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REMEDY is Co certain of its Efficacy having peva failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not tradlatc the Corns, root and branch, TO RETURN T•E MONET. It wilLooappl'ication,take off the inflammation In a few hours„ and den.ruy eft-Au.illy the Malignity without the lean. hazard, Printed Dirediant ftalcd up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained Co much re. potation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards d Fifty Yearr, with the greateß reputation. Sold Whul falc and Retail by T. Attell, No. t, Finch-lute, near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, N 0.7, 'tar& tock-ftrect ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's-fired.; Mr. Swihey, No. az, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward , No. 324, Holborn ° and Jebotdt and Co. No. x5O, Oxford-fireet. At Wino!, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. . . Bath. By Hazard, bookfelfri, ad Rofornan, pixfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bride. Pontes and Gdfport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. lones,bookreller Portfnioutb, Mr. Motley, bookfellar. WHEN YrrAethostal Men of education and re fpoiiribnity deviate from the general (Adis by the fe edion of a peculiar Branch, the Candlelit of long continued uccefs is the bed criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradict.to the excluflve treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful id . * of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as fir as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the Molt iMport ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pmfftice tdrefenc MOM*. als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equallyldan. germs precipitancy of general Praditioaers. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which i have 4... voted my atteadon, comprise every fpeeies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long durationatili e AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifmg front the babitsed Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that de. tungement of the ()item in Women which is called BARRE& NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difenfin are the refute of ignorance or balk in tin treatment of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and it not uufrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life arc poifonod by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperiot method fuck complaints ars cafily cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I may pr.:fur:se to offer a radical re-eltablifhment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated March in th e diforder *aspired with the caluniteus fituatioas cf Mert,wlio from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, tie the prevalent Gale. ties of a fathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which he the unavoidable confoquence of inch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy Pilferer broods overlie miLry,but care; 'idly conceals his misfortune, it may be Anse eonfolation foe him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uneer mho', with other Praditiuners, the removal of Bede DEFt CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the aoqutre ment of my experience. If the rites of Baeckukor ienas have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be preventell by an early cotmtemetion of this Laguld nate, and in there cafes no great duffnuldes will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years citified, a proper Pa feverance is intlifretifildy requifitetd revive the (tumbling fparka of Life, and to re-animate the Conn/union. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappobised in their expeditions of a Family, may be aired, that in molt Inflames fuel, defedls are curable b 7 Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo effendi! to my undertaking, and the Qalilicadons which I have prefunied to Rate, form the - Bens my Prettnfirms, and in coincidence with futh this intl. =don is given, that Mr mat be eonfehedpefonally (or by letters inelofing a fmall note) at his houfe, No.le, Am*. d -dftrevt, Strand, uear Temple-Bar. There Is an additional entrance In Water meet adjoinicg s and themame is on both the doors. M. W Moodier of the Royal College of Surgeons TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ., Nay, NEW BRIDGE-STREEI',LONDON, DEAR al, FILEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform /-• you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received from your invaluable Medicine--LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a VENEREAL DM. ORDER, which I treated rather nightly for Come time, but the Diferfe at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, ut their dliftance afford*: only temporary went through various Courfes of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, rendered me a complete Objed, Co that my friends defpairud of my recovery. When brought to this flotation, I confidered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine commove ing upon the many Cafes in which your Pills had (headed, was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather re lieved me, and by perfeverance for two or three months, and fol lowing your Directions, I experienced the molt unaccounta• ble Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually fulifiding; i ant now, thank GOD, perfedly recovered, and walking out daily: I doubt net but one more box, which I think cautious to lake, will eitablifli my health in its original Rate. It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubferibe royfelf, fir, your much üblicel humble fervant, Wu. PEEKSON. Daaufgate, Manehellcr, July t, Igor. P. S. For the public benefit I do not object to the above be ing publiihed, but leave you to art as your own better judg ment fhall dictate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TIIO4 TAYLOR. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his Houle, Nag, New-Bridgedrett: Where, alter a conftact refidence of more than thirty-fix years, In a praet ce particularly directed to the Cure Of Venereal Complaints, with that inviola ble feercey which men of his Profeffion thould always obferre. he flatter. hinifelf, the advice and a...11mm be gratuitnufly ad ntiaiftera to perfons taking this Medicine, will be eftceined, tir a clifceraing Public, as an advantage feldom toha obtaival, void of ambiguity. Alto Sold. by hie Appointment, for the convenience of th . ie living at a diitance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St, Alban 4-• Brea Pail-Mali; the Tordwp, N 0.103, Oxford-Reed ; DithOrough's, No. 7, Filh-greet-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bonkfelb r. No. T, Ihkion-R ow, Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Watfoe's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Colwell's ' Dublin; Mr. Billitotcm Liverpool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchefter ; and by one Pe ri in every confiderable Town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Buzi.s of only at. 9d. each, failed up with full and plain Dim: Owls, whereby l'erfons of either Sex may Cure theincrivesvitil Eitc, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety. N. B. Every Ilex fold in Great - Britain is Ceded up will a Stamp, on which. by favour of the Commiffioners, is printed. at the Stamp-Cffiee , —.T. Taylor. No. 9, New Bridge-Lino -. to imitate which is Fdony, and all others are counterfeit ,vrcuuri lot the vroonctors, ny JOHN DANIEL. (of Carnabrftreet) at the Si AK Pal WTI Nfi..o/I,ICIL, Nu. 1- Carey-ftreet ; and pahNfhed by I , EVFL KENT, (of at Ca— terbury-place, Lambeth), at No a, Careraetea, end STAt-Or pea, Tesnple-Bar to which Ofliee all commove door for the F 17117111 are metalled to be althea&