Star. — London, England, 1801-12-16 00:00:00

POLICE. DW-STR F.T.—Yellerd ay the owners of fcveral Bons appeal 2tl bcfore N. BoNn, Eft!. to an, to informations,laid againft them for ufing eater nuMber of horfes to draw their waggons is allowed W law, when conviftions took e on fume, and o thers were difcharged for Cr. in the proceedings. . farmer was cOnvieted in the penalty of zs. trufs, on 54 trnfes of thaw, fold at St. James's , market, which were of bad .qtiality in the LD HALL.—yeaerday a young man was com. ed to fiand tr i al, next fellions, for an unpro afrattlt ua fevcral perfons in Fleet-ftreet, par at ly upon Thomas Weatherfield, and another ig man, occupied in the execution of their • to preferve the peace. HANGS Or rtes.— Ye fterday two men were fight to town from Deal, charged on fufpicion caling a confiderable quantity of various goods, the brig Achilles Weft Indiaman, before the ted the River Thames : alfo with achninifter opium to the Captain and Mate, infufcd in ts, while in the Downs, whereby the mate now in a dangerous flare. The cook and cabin gave evidence agginft the prifoners, which we ear to detail. The parties werc, committed e-examination. animates. L young man, named Pettit, was fome morn , fince flopped near Eafton's Green, Sufi:, by e foldiers, who,' after robbing him of his mo- 1 (tripped him naked, and made off. few nights ago a corn-dealer, at Stevenage, ts, was Bopped on horfeback between Ponders I and Edmonton, by two highwaymen, with ie over their faces, who robbed him of bank s to the amount of 6741. In Friday night, as - Msacaa t Efq. of , fvenor-place, was on his way hit° the coun in a poll chaife, a leather trunk, &Relied with ron chain behind, containing property to the unt of upwards of tool. was cut away by fume Fes, with which they effeCted their efcape. aft Friday, as the child of Mr. Kendrick, of ton-wall, was coming from fchool, her gold rings were taken out of her ears by an old wo 1, with which (he made her efcape. 'he fame night, a failor in liquor going along petre.bank was flopped by two men, habited labourers, when they robbed him of his watch, (even pounds in money. As he made force Lance, they knocked him down and ran away. aturday night laft, as Mr. Beal, mate of a I Indiaman, was going along the ruins in St. rge's in the Eaft, he was (topped by two men a woman, who robbed him of his watch and it 71. in foreign coin; after which they threw into a ditch, to prevent his purfuing them. sturday fc'nuight, about eight o'clock. is -1. KELSEY, Efq. of Pangbourn, was returning e from Reading on horfeback, he was flopped L footpad, a (hart diftance from the turnpike, leized his horfe by the bridle. Mr. Kelfry re 1, (truck him feveral times on the head with 'a , and had nearly overpowered him, when a ad footpad came up, and feizing the rein on tther fide, prefented a and demanded noney ; Mr. K. gave him two guineas and filver, with which he was not fatisfied, and for more. Mr. K. telling him he had no the footpad forced his hand into his breeches et, which he tore away, and which contained guineas. The footpads were decently dreffed. turday fe'unight, about ten o'clock at night, Lirkton carrier, returning from Ipfwich, cape ed the moll favage treatment, near Bilhop's He received feveral fevere blows on his head ace, and before he could recover himfelf, dragged from his cart by fome unnatural :hes, who after urn him, when on the nd, in the moll barbarous manner, took from his watch, and what money he had about Suppofing they had put an end to his :nee, the villains threw him into a pit near the but, notwithftanding his bruifes, he reached :the fame night. anday night, about eight o'clock, the (hop of Bond, currier, of Ipfwich, was entered, and a .er forced open, which contained notes to the int of 1071. rolled up together, from whence taken one of tol. and nine I. notes ; the re ling sal. were left. inday night latt, or early on Monday morn as a tradefman of Norwich was going for me i Alliance, juft as he got nearly oppofite the En.lane,in King.ftrect, a man fazed him by collar and defired him to flop : the perfon, :ver, extricated himfelf from the fellow, who made a blow at his head, but the terrified :(man efcaped widi the lofs of his hat. The in hail the impudence to call to the perfon to e back for his hat. the night of Saturday !at! Come thieves broke a furnillicd honk in St. James's -place. which lett without any perfun to take care of it, and cd off almuit the whole of the furniture. - - few nights ago a fellow was difcovered con- ! :d behind a bed .in one of the rooms of the e porfelkd by Mr. ISAAC FORSYTH, Ratios= 'Agin, which he, no doubt, intended robbing n the family were afleep. He had left his s in a concealment under the hair-cafe, but were accidentally and fortunately obits-red ine of the fervant maids in the haute, which o a difcovery of the robber. When the girl rved him, be inliantly fprung from his hiding e, aimed a defperate blow at her head, and -troured to !batch from her a lighted candle .11 (he held in her hand. He, however,miffedhis k, and the girl desteroully locked him into the n, where in a few minutes, he was apprehend y tome gentlemen who, on the alarm, came le girl's Alliance. He then feigned derange t fo artfully that the gentlemen who fei zed him fem.-ling him, unluckily allowed him to pats, ;iiting him ritually deranged in his intelleas. n the fellow reached the (beet, a crowd of k, who had colle6ed on bearing the noire, vended and followed hies for tome time ; at e turned about, acid ,with the utmoft com pofirre, Etid,"Gentlemen, I mnfl now wifh you a l good night, for I have a long way to travel before fupper.' • jVo fooner had he uttered there words, than lie furioufly broke through the mob, and, fa -1 voured by the darknefs of the night, vanished in a twinkling. A Cayricn.--Several young men, of rather genteel appearance, have lately committed a num-1 ber of robberies by going about under pretence of hiring ready-furniff:cd lodgings, and then, either by getting polieffion of the apartments, or by Dime frivolous enure of wanting to write a direaion, perfuadc the mewing the fame to leave the room, when tre j y l in ake the opportunity of carrying off whatever is portable. A gentlewoman in Ber wick.ltreet, Soho, was robbed of a black (ilk cloak laft week, by, a good looking . feoundrcl of the above defcriprion, who had previottfly given a re ference for charater to a houfe in Ludington fouare. A few days ago tie houfe of Mr. Teafilale, in Featherflone-buildings, Holborn, was robbed in this manner by a young man, who. had been re eeiled into the houfe before the nectirary inquiries reiescling his character were made, and who, a few hours after he had got poffefton of the lodg ings, bundled up the bed-furniture, fleets and counterpane, threw them out of the window to fume of his accomplices, and theu ringing the bell for the fervant to light him down [lairs, deli berately vralked out of the houfe. The horde of Mr. Donaldfon, of Sall Ibury-ftreet , Strand, was robbed of a pair of fleets, and other articles, in a milar manner, on Saturday after noon laft. fi The fame evening two young men were flopped by a pawnbroker in St. Martin's-lane, to whom part of the property Bolen from Mr. Donaldfon's houfe was offered to pledge by one of them, while the other waited at the door. On Thurfday night WI Mr. Shay and Mr. l • Ballet, two of his hajdly's hiefrengers, were (lop ped in a poft chaife on the Deptford road, by two footpads, who robbed them of their watches and about :oh Owing to the badnefs of the roal, the Shrew'''. burg mail was on Saturday morning overturned about fix miles on this fi de of Oxford. The coach man had his leg and the guard his arm broken by the accident, but the palfengers escaped unhurt. A party of Revenue-Officers, from Woodbridge and Bawaey,affifted by a detachmentof dragoons, on Wednifday evening feizedtoo tubs of gencva, on the malt:. Oat of j tha dragoons got fo much intoxicated, au to aceafiotahis death. The Coro net's: inquelt fat on the body on Thurfday : their verdid—His death was occafionecl by intoxication. An unfortunate accident L a szly happened at Spey:--As (even men, all flout young fellows, were floating a large raft of wood down the river Spey, for the Kingftown Port Shipping Company, they were all unfortunately by the rapidity of the, water, (wept off the raft, and (hocking to relate, l five out of the feven were chsowned.--Tlicir dies were time days afterwards found, and they were all interred in one grave in the churchyard of Garmouth. The lamentations of the friends of there pom fellows may be caller imagined than defcribed.—They were all young men of c::cellent ch.-traders and their untimely fate is univerfally la-I mented. On Wednefday evening, as a girl was returning front Kendal to Witlicrflack, driving a cart, the horfe took fright on Breathwaite-green, and pre cipitated down a cliff twenty yards high, and was stalked to pieces. • The girl, feeing her danger, fprung from the cart as it was on the brink of the precipice, and fortunately efcaped unhurt. Friday a woman of the name of Merrick, nearly 70 years of age, was found dead in her bed, at her lodgings in Swift's-court, Eaft Smithfield. She is thought to have died through the *ant of the common neceffarics of life, although cat to the amount of fool. was found in a ! mall box, in a private clofet in her room. She gained her live lihood by working in gardener's grounds. Frees the LONDON GAZETTE, December ts. BANKRUP'T CY ENLARGED. Jan. 30. Abraham Halm Co::Wm, cd Leman-Itreet, Goodman's Tiede Middlefen, merchant, dealer and chapman, at tea, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS. John Sprofton, Liverpool, merchant, to flurender Jan. 4,5, and s 6, at one, at the Glohe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Biackitock, Fig-Tree-eourt, Temple, London; or Mr. Thomas Morrow, Lower Odle ftreet,Watcr-ftreet, Liverposl Charles farts, of Alilnrow, Roe!Ade, Lanesfhire, yoalicn draper, dealer and chapman, Dee. 26, at the Griffin, in Man che/ter, Des. 211, and Jan. 16, at the Coach and Holies, in Rechdale, at eleven. Aktomies, Mr. Ralph blauttlew:rth. Rockdale, et Mr. John Hartley, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn, London. , Thomas Mann, of Howard-ftmet, St. Clement Danes, Middle fez, dealer and ehapman, Dec. ss, an, and jan. *6, at twelve, at Guidhall. Attorney, Mr. Evans,Durpeourt, St. Mary' Axe. Dederick Nicholas Beckman, of Princes-sow, Mile-End New Town, Mieldides, fugar-grinder, dealer and chapnaan, Dee. 22, 29, and Jan. s 6, at twelve at GuildkalL Attorney, Mr. Riven. Saint-lane, risead-Arect, Cheapfide. George Frederick Senckirt, of Swan-Mead, St. Mary Magda len, Benno) fey, flearry, leathen.drdfer, Dec. as, Jan. a. at twelve, and January id, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nippon, No. tlly, Bernsoodfcy-fireet. Peter Drinkwater, of Manchefter and Thomas Dnkeyne, of Daricy-Dale, Dabythire, corn-6110n, dealers, chapmcn and copartuers, Dec. 30, 3t, and January 26, at eleven, at the Star lon. Manchaftez. Attornies, Mars. Hay and Radium, Manchater. Oer Marriott, of Maneteller, merchant, copanner with Timms Marriott and John Marriott, now at the city of Naples, Dee. st sg, and January s 6, at ekren, at the Star Inn, Manchelter. Atturn!es. Marrs Milne, Sergeant, and Milne, in Manebeftcr ; or Mr. Nathaniel Milne, Temple, I.ondon. jafrpti Mitcbel, a Lour Acre, Maid Met, cheek-monger, dealer and charnan, Der. :9, at one, Dec. a 6, at 1t,,, and Jan. 36, at one, at Guildhall. Attuniev. Mr. Michell, Union- court, Broad-Anti. Jofepts Since, 1111/ to late of Newington-Place, Surrey, potter, dada and chaptnam, Dec. ty, 2 9 , and J an. 26 , at ten, at Attorney, Matta Palmer and onilinfont,Warn lord-court, DIVIDENDS. Jan. t. Samuel Ketnbk and Walter Spats, late of Norfolk- Sten, near the Strand. Misldterm, merchants and Lopsrt nen, at eleven, at GMldhall. Jan. 5. llsonsas Glover, of Bedford, baker, dealer and chapman, at tea, at Culltlha/1, London. Jan. It. William Whetted and Jahn Wbettel, late of Pale, inuherpers, dealers, charnen, and copartners, at daunt, at Oho 01.1 Antelope inn and Hotel, Poo'e. Jan. A& Jahn Clam at Icsolington, Middlekt, Rau-naarlit. at one, Lanclue. coma op imcmtßoa. Haroburgh 32 oat U. Genoa . • 471 Altona - 31 i 2/ U. Venice - - s6t 21 1 DittoOadiz - - 2 3 8 in paper Ozotto ..- -. t ) ; i Madrid - 111 paper 1 arm . . 33 19 etedive N' - 44 Ditto - -.lapis* - Memo sto ?awe r Dab o.. D. . EccLtsurricm. PRZYERMENTS. Lord Pollington ' eldeft fon of the Earl of IVlesbcirougtr, was kit week admitted of Trinity College, Cambridge. A prefentatko has palled the (kat Seal enabling the Rev. George Clarke. IL D. to hold the Rory of May(cy-iLimp ton, with the Redtory of RilLogton, Oloucciterflaire, on the prefentation of tltc Lord Chancellor. OXFORD. Dec. sz.—This day the Rd. Edward Wines,- Bachelor of Arts of Penrigroke College, will be admitted Mat .ll7 of Arts, Grand Compounder. On Wetinefday loft, Merin. Williams and Philipps, Com moner, of Jdus College, were elc4ted Scholars of that fociety. Mr. Kidd, M. R of Chrift Church, is appointed Reader in Clerniftri, in the monitor - Dr. Roomer. who has Mistiest. MARLOW, ...... On Monday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Major Macleod of the 4th regiment of foot, to the Right Hm. Lady Arabella AP : =Rey, daughter of the Earl of Mount-Norris. The married. i couple Manna from Church to his Lordiliip's houfe in Strat-i ford Place, from whence they proceeded to their boort at Hayes. On Thutfday, at Deptford; by the Rev. Dr. Milne, Mr. Fitch, of Avely, to Mifs Sarridge,daughter of North Barri*, kill. of Rainnam, Elks. At Haughton4c-Spring, William Hunter, Erg. of the Inner Temple, to Mifs Frances Mary Mating, daughter of Chtilto phi!. ThCanfon Mating, Efq. of WeR Harrington Hall. t At °etyma/ton, on the 7th init. Mr. James Douglas, mer chant in Glafgaw, to Mifs Grate Gow, daughter of the late Weliam Gow,hofizr. Mr. Wm. Craig, printer, of South Great George's:Amt. • Dublin, to Mils Maria Graham, of Chancery-lane. List. Jones, of the 7t It regiment, to Mira Johntton, ter of Capt. Joßon, of the Royal Tyrone Militia. George Rub* lut Rig. of Waterford, to hies White, daughter of Francis White, Efq. of Carrick. I Edw, Elliott Chambers, Efq.of Trim, to Mifs Eliza Carßon, ;emir daughter of Wm. Carlton, Efq. of Foriteritown. Thurfday, at Herrington, by the Ric Drt Lichfield. John Fullerton, Efq. of Barton Hoof., in the County of Winerick, to Mils Louifa Townfcod. fourth daughter of Gore Townfeled. Efq. of Honington Hall, in the fame County. DIED. In Great Britain-ftreet,Dublin,Mr. Charles Moan, aftt4tiei. Mira Harriet O'Brien, in her 18th year, third daughter of Wm. O'Brien, of Frilthiil,coutity Longford, EN. On Monday fenuight,lt Worcrtter, aged 82, William Knife% fen. Efq. A few days ago, at Cokbeiter, in the hundredth year of her age, the Widow Pcartrce. Lately, at Hurtoft, near Alford,Lineolnihire, Mr. J. Stephen fon, an opulent farmer, in the toed year of his sge. On Monday, the 7th init. at her apartananain Edgware-road, aged 72, Mrs. Garrard, widow of Mr. R. H. Giirrard, formerly et Cheapfitle. On Sunday, at Canonbury, illington, John Wilfon, Efq. A few days lice, the Rev. Mr. Morgan, curate of Carer- Bum, Oxon. On 'lllueday morning, aged cot, John Lisubrey, Efq. of HodZington, Hants. At Hadeington, on the 4th Inftant, Bett Cockburn, cldelt fat of James Cockburn, Efq. At Rof..tta, Egypt, on the r oth of Joss laa, Lieutenant John Form , u, of the 92d Regiment, and fm of Mr James Foremao, merchant, Borrowitounncfs. At Stirling, on the 2d inftant Chi-titian Graham, youngeft daughter of the &ceded Aksander Graham, Ell. of Duchrfty. At Grayftordees, near Berwick upon Tweed, in the 73d year of hi. age, Mr. George Lyon. At Mayll, Id, mar Duaidtc, oat the 213th tilt. Mrs. Mitchell, wife of Mr. Jame! Mitchell, Collcctui of DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENLREAI. COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR informs t)te Public,that TIJ mAy daily bu confultcd gratis, from 9 to 3, at his haute, No 5, Frith-Itreet, Sulu, London, In all cafes of Obit rudtions Stridturcs, Gleets, Seminal Weaknoft, Incontinency of Urine Fifth., Impotence, and deli& yin ...Aix Sex, 11 e. From eetentive Practice In this department, to which he has con fined Wadi for many years, he offers a method of cure, znikl, efficaciotis, ar.d which prevents a re:gpfc. Mr. nt:Foutt, Pule Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Boogies, has ultimo* fo improved them, by divin ing them oft he Irritating effeds of common iSougles, t hat they fueceed where amities ar.d Miser violent means have tailed. For the Venereal Weak, Mr. .111.1FOUlt is in patkJ4on of Data's Remedies, fu mild that they render con nentedt or rcitraint in diet unsteccffary. To cnahl him to atterd'patients at their own houfes, he has provided tl.r uthfbnce of a flentk man of the Faculty. Pcrfuns in the country may he cured by fluting their cafes in letters, poll paid. left publi&ed, price as. 6th Fifth Edition, etdarged.—A Treadle on the above. Colupl4lnt s. illultrated with the various fymptoms and Cafes Osewing the gainful and dangerous ef fects of Cauftle Bowles; an improved method of treating go. norrheaa, &e. Ica Printed for J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho, and H. D. Symonds Paternolter•row ; aifo to be had at beNuees'a, Exeter-dhange. and at the Author's. WHEN Profeflional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general kflan by the k • lodine of u peculiar Drench, the Lutetioo of long continual fuecefs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradtice to the eaclufirc treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardo u r to oppok as far as lam able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the moft import ant In the catalogue of human Infirmities, After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a Wink at an early period of Wadi= to rticuc individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally clan ;woos precipitancy of general Pradtitloners. 1 The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de -1 voted my attention, comprise every (pixies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whe ther of a recent or long dttration..--adly, AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariftog from the habitv of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and kitty that do. rangement of the ()dent in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous si;difeTifis are the refuh of ignorance or Mate In the treatment of a ample Gonorrhea, and it not 'infrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the imliferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperier method fuel' complaints are ably cured, and even where others have failed, I trial that I may prebnee to Grua radical re-ettablilliment. Sew, besvever, are the cafes of complicated dittrtfs In this Warder compar ed with the calamitous fttuadons of Men,whe from Indulggeennceu ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a falloaable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable oonfequence of Rich pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferte broods over his reiferr, but care, fully commis his misfortune, it may be tome melded= (or 1 him to know, that although it be an oble.R of doubt or miter. tainty with ther Praditioners, the removal of chefs DEPI. CIENC tES by the gradual pmgrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. U the rites of Ilocchtitor Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much society will he prevented by an early countered:Um of this languid Rate, and in theft cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years ez Med. a proper Pee• reverence indifpenfibly requifitc to revive the Rumbling fpub of Life, and to re-anbuate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappeinted In their expeffiations of a Family, may he affined, that in mot inflames fuch dcfeds arc °arable by Mtdical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Quallileations which have pet-famed to Rate, form the Bela .1 my Pretenlions, and in COillaCllo9 with fir* this intl. madon is given, th,t Me B may be conflated pefonally lri.or by letters melding a (mall note) at his Mode, Nosy, Arun. Rivet, Strand, near Tempie.Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-Brett adjoining and *mamas is on both the loon. RIL 8. Maabot of ditioyol CAW of Sweeltio EXTRACT FROM TM! LownoN TT has been the Rudy of the Koprirt. well known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, C, and prepared by the late Feasters Sr.s.;,aJaT, at Cary, No. Is, Soho Soon, Leadun. and ensaltut fokly, there to be prepared genuine. to mad the P , the Impactions wMch are daily .pradif.d poi - cling the }left tripod:ability; mut us the virtue. tifoorbutic Drops have bent funnel not n aorta bade complaints, but a funefsful refource in voted Gone, knipitula, rout, rboumatifos, and the attend of the nerve., as the lilt of emu a ecomp toying . • glven In an emple b4ll of ellrealw.s, will tenifS, l'rcatik on diet, gouto&C. Mlatsal .hy •the L , te (which may alto be had at the Lirpmfary; :Mak fit ohjtufts tat try, under their fanilLon, Cud fpurizoi For Coo rcallin the Peoptinors, the favour of Commiff. mkt"! of ties litanip °eke have ailed • each bottle', printed in blar e Irk, w ith the wore and Co. No. se, Soho Square. 'MoteCial arm It, s puchafer attends to, together with the wank .14 7 PAT& NT," On the bottle, LID, and wrapper. Ira en. the King's arms on the larger, he may be affrred h tained the genuine medicine, n fold at the 1 1 1"praft Square, London, in betties ass. and th as. each,dui The fonowhileafe was received by Mr. Thomas \t tee of the Academy, Colebelter, from a zerpedal man, who was reciennfentled to take I:IC.1110.n than by Mr. J. Cooper, Geutkman Fanner, at near Ipfseich, who was Idinfel; radlcapy tires. by BOTANICAL SYRUP, with a raven from tl for its imnicddite Publication. r AGENTLEMAN who h i n d uce d cocoa:Bans with medical men, to refrain in Mann and added's, willies from t,hc porta motive.. thmpy, that tis cafe may be made know n to every , perfon In the logdatd. For IR years pail he had been inertly allidled $ afthnui, that every:winter end.ahlAkic wery...fonabk. the cough attendant on this et:L.ll76Mb generally attacked bin at t h e b oil ionig g of every winter, and continued till tin Team 'Weather of the enfulng rummer arrived, and Co violent a 6 alarming were its - fpantrodic effeets; that many tine, it has thrown him dowann the Rom, slellneed of at ko~iltility, ant to all human appearance of life h t l lL s tlz advice of Mr. Cooper, a b ove mention v d, he wisdom ! pun, took 3 bottles of his NERVOUS oRb et alone he attributes the bkffinp of a perfect cure, havipgpelkd through the late winter; with fearcely a memento of is old trisublefOnse crinpanicd„ which had nor given him a weeleirofylte la 481m:ceding wide ten.—June a, igot. JOHN HO WOO ll,litte favani to lifr.V.Simpfon,of tit Rote Inn, Sittingimum, ever: rea length of time mull lurk. ratify off ieled with a rheumatic complaint, which warty sp. ptchaefied to flasilyde,to.fmcb adept:auto deprive him attic wire uk of Me limbs, which rendered him incapahlue( wak ing dr fat:ming his burnt.* in thi,sletalitaecel Rate he mph& tokveral of the tnislt edema of the Facuky without aped enil Qadow oflonett ; but by being Rrnegly tw e mithd the ig edb lt by reveal °t his friends to Dr. Ihodiun's Nervous C march...cal at ilr. Johußanwel's. hooltirllcr,Yittire buurn, is now p rreelly mitmul to his former health std vi gour, is e i n im ab p ic to d nu to o fo r lt th o e w ab b m il e b con ufin i . p f ;al ae m n a l'u n a d l w is lt " h L icing man without theleaft to hir. Nich. Saxton, proprktor of the Sittinghourc coati. JOHN IiOGWOOD. Witeciles to the above Cure—Mr. V. SIMPSON, Maar: of the Role Ins, Slttingbourn; Mr. JOAN BARNARD, Bookklier. Thy bOTANICAL SYRUP and NrRYOUS CORDIAL, to he had at the Dodoes lioufe, No. 9. Albino-ftroet. f doors tram thel.everlan Mutton', Inackfriars Bridge, is Bo ties at 21%. its. (A anti 5L Aire, at Golding's, No. 4; Conthi:± ; and at CockeiN Strand, Landon. ht !huh, Craton:lL GLargow, Battu', &OW, Sheppard. Hull. hlr. P.:ekt Printer. Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Hainbr.;, Mr. Romany Birmingham, FrAnney, Eaglith booktiks. . . . Bedford, Smith. Blandrurd, Simmons, Dory ti!. Edrnaixl's. *Wpm; Marine cbwittntuni, Buckle, Caunbridce; Dee Cbtiterbury, Braun, Carhile, Joilie CbarLarn, Ed:ming-um, ChJau.furd, Missy and Co. Chats, Poole and Son, ChiehoDcr, Dublin, Spilfbory and Co. Durham, H,wkrfcn, Deal, Rae, Dover, Males, Devisee, Broughton, Derby, Drewry, Edinburgh, Barer, Hufbind,. IptwiCh. hliddlarsch. We of \%'; ht, Swine, A. Young, nieschstil. Leeds. hints and Ca 1. ync, Claes, Leicester, Printst, Lewes. MAWR. MancbcU,t, Lyn* Xiargor, Silva Ni.whury, Fulicr„ • Kcactrae, Walker, Plotthiur.ptos, lest 7 and Os n :log Butbage and Ca .I:fa . ro lzh, St.:a:dos :ad CO. Oxford, pro. PlTrosth, Nett/etas, Portieneuth, Scaling, Smut, awl Ca hut:44.4W. linty, lihrosibary, Nlefrr , . D tvi.lfon & Sewheimpton. Bake►. A at by soft &middies, and Itiirlieint-litoricts lie the thee king tome. ru •1110 MAS TAYLOR ligj i N 0.9, NEW BIUDOSILSTRIET,LoNaoN, DIAR IFEEL it a duty incumbcnt upon me, to inform A you of the v.ay gnat and extraordinary Care I have freebiel from your Invaluable Medicine—LEAK Ws PATENT PILL-i. About two years ago I was attacked with a ViNeRtAL 015. 'OaDta. which I treated rather nightly for fame time, but the Dihafe at length fpreading all over my Body, I was uhUged to apply to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but thrir aitiltanos *horded only temporary relief—l went through various Caurfas of Salivation, and frum being rather of a corpulent H Sit was minced to a mere Skeleton. The Ulcers that Ipecad alt mot my limbs, rendered me a complete Object, fo that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this fitaatim, I eonfidered death as inevitable, but a relative arable ralnatept log upon the many Cafes in which your Pill< had fucceed4 l was induced to try a boe of them, which I thought nap jr kited me, and by perfeveranee for two or three months, and following your Dircalona, I ezperienced the mat mummers bk Relaxation front Pain, the Sautes gradually retAilklg; I ME now, thank Goo, perfeetly recovered, and walking out daily I doubt not but one more box, which I think cmitloua to take. will eltablifit my health in Its original Rate. It to with the malt heartfelt gratitude that I fableribe nayfelf,llr, your much oblig-4 bumble fervent. Wu. Passau:. _ - Deanfgate, Blanchette?, July t, P. S. For the public benefit I do not °hied to the above hs log poldifised, but leave you to adt as your owe better )1 1 411 meet Aran dldtate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor. Toot. TATO , . Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, si tier Houle, No. 9, New-Bridge-Rivet: Where, after a cosh= refiderser of more than thirty-fit years, in a praMice particuhrl direetsd to the Cure of Venereal Comphints, with that Mriol Me (entry which men of his Profeffitm fhould always eest rat. he Batters himfeif, the advice avid affiltance he gratuitodly at minillers to perfons taking this Medicine, will be dimmed. by a difeernlng Public, as an advantage radon to be obtained,sed void of ambiguity. Alfa Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of &off living at a *Sauce, at the Perfumer's, No. At, St..‘Thir itreet, Pall-Mall; the Toy-Atop, No, sot, Osford-flrect ; Mr. Dilboroughh, No. 7, ; Mr. Steel's, &okra" , No. t, Unlon-R ow, Little Tower HID; Mr. Wotfon's. 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