Star. — London, England, 1801-01-16 00:00:00

OLD BAIL E levdav 14. prifoncrs lucr e tried, two of whom ' t.tapitally convi.llvd, vi t. ;,,t Na:s and 'Taws Reilly, for flopping An -I)eanis O'Kelly, Efq. on the Ring's -high putting him in fear, and taking from him liven ihilling pieces, half a :viinea, and other ' s his property. noel O'Kelly laid, that on the 3d of Decem aving )eft paired through Hayes in a poll , on his way to Uxbridge, about eight k in the evening, he heard a voice cry out, p, or I'll blow your brains out." He I out, and law a man prefent a piaol at the ov, who immediately flopped, and one man irifoner Reilly) came to the chaife door and d it, took out a pato!, and demanded his r . Before he had time to :tauter, the other vas ruddy* opened by another man, (the er Nutts) who in like manner prefented a and alto demanded his money. He at this a:oll dillinftly fr.w both prifoners, the moon then rifing. r;ndin g himfelf in this fituation, tithoat arms, ho begged that they would not rat ill, and he would give them what money d; and he accordingly gave them the cafh oned in tilt: indictment, among which was a ,)articular ibilliiig, with letters liamped upon of which he gave to Reilly, who then de- ' ed his pocketbook, to which the profecutor LI, he had none. Nutts then demanded his ' ; but the profecutor anfwered he had none. then it his hand on his thigb, and feeling s in his pocket, defired, to know what they , and made him turn round to get at the t, as he fat in the chaife. The profecutor d that be might be permitted to get out, but r jumped into the chaife, and Name coming clan to him, they both proceeded to rifle his ts, and whilfl he was in this pokier), a third ame up behind Reilly, and took a bundle out i thalfe, and putting his hand into the prole !S right-hand pocket, took out of it a handful nk notes, and went off to grtard the poll-boy. profecutor then again entreated them to let tut elf the chgfe, but they refuted, hill calling is pocket-book aiid watch. At length, after fling all the infide of the choice, they went out whilil they were retiring from the dugs:and t itepping down, he faw in his breast a letter he took out of his coat-pocket, which betides noney it contained, was of the tureen "M -ince, and hie prefect Nutts to • return it to as it was intended to be delivered to a No an that night, and was of the utmost confe cc, and he reunited it immediately. They rah dr, and he'iVent on ; but iii ifew minutes as overtaken by a lad on horfeback, who told that tine men whd robbed him were. taken, St. WI Adam and Eve public-houfe, to which turned. He was brought intp the public-houfe, looking round where feveral were fitting in Ap-rooto, he faWlthe prifoner Nutts, whom he ridy-aleollet,With Reilly, appirehencied. They fearched by the Oonftablc, and in their pa lawas fpund piltols, money and papers, which eof the property he had loft. rcrUibbs is a conflable ; on the night of 3d,ibout 8 o'clock, he was at a ffiend's e near the Adam and Eve public-houfe, at es ; on his coming out, he law a chaife and pair ending towards Uxbridge, it was a moon-light 1,, and all of a hidden he perceived the . chaife ied, and heard the exprefflon, 6, I'll blow "'brains out er be conjectured a robbery was uhtirig, and he tettinced' to the AdaM and public-km*, sold tWelkopie in the tip what happened, and four of the e y ram cl their ferlic,cs to apprehend the robbers, rn they all immediately. purfued, but to his - . lie, he coon fdr:itid, that the perfcins tilohad ed the chaife were running towards them, nn oil toivatiis town. Bet aiwilnefe conk!- , ibferving they were tensely purfued, they :d down a line towards a field, and he faw flitflies as from the,parts of piffols, and at his oacifing ctofer to the direalern of the flafhes e pistols, he found/go/tee in cdflodycif two of otniag men, and. Reilly on the ground, being kcd down, and Itruggling with the, ?bird man; were then fecured, but the third made his ft. When brought to the public-houle, thefe found on Reilly, beficks the pittols,.calls and ; notes, among tilsefortner,.the identical shilling h the profecutor had particularly obferved. hn George was one of the four who went out e Adam- and- Eve ;iv purfuit of the. robbers— kw Nuttslitap his pistol at die nearekwho was irfuit of him, but it Bathed in the pan.; he' doled on him, and forced the pilled out of and. He was then fecured. Nihon+ beff corroborated: the tellintony of the witnefe. giving a more eircumilantial account le struggle to lecure-the prifoners. homas lumen gave-the like telEmony, as did sank Walker and' Thomas Hinfon, by which ipeared that the prifoners made a defixiate k nee before they were fccurech hey made no defence, and the learned Judge nr remand-no the w hole of the-evidenoe ) the without the leaf hefitation,Totisidthumboth iv. oloriel O'Kelly, in a very energetic manner, maid the Court, arld'earnefily recommended to mercy; but very little Hope was Held out hem. The age of Reilly is twentrfaven, of ts, only twenty. 'zven were ebnvifted of felonn vit. 'llseikh Gibis, Ter 4tenlitig fesieval articled of rink apparel; the property of Janiet Rowland. inn Rowland; the wild °Me profectitor, on'lluirfday left the prifallet called to fee k. arlitatter • a littlEPtirne thil both went oat co lter #.ihi! flier left the key , or her hothead's. in weds :•autber4odger in the Hook, that her band might Met it to get in.to eat his dinner, ta lie , came at oricreeiook that the did not iitt home till late In the erenittp add found the bean robbed of a variety of articles of apparel, rotifer thit.gs. Lw Brunanaze, t 4 per Con who kept the key for Ler, fail, the yrifoner caileL; twice 7: ti-lice i the courfe iraithe day, that tine theond and dare! time Ine called the obtained the key from leer, and w;nc to Row room, from whence the ob ferved b e e c.n ry away her apron ft:11 of cloaths. . . 1-icre b.:vvral articles mentioned in the India- I men: acre I.i•oducc..l by a paWnbroker, who fi.ited that they woe pawned in his houle by the pri !linen:on Thurfdkty hut. pmii:cultir identified them all, and the- Jury without helitilion, found the prifoner—Geei of fie :ling to the -.Ain! of 395. gob: Brand, for Healing 631 b. weight of pota toes, the property of John Gregorc. Phitp Berry, for (kitting a pair of flockings, the property of Joleph Knott. George Me/I, for healing 31b. weight of indigo, the property of the Eaft India Company. Richard &the, for healing a quantity of coals, the property of Meilis. Randall and Co. Thonint flaillsread, for healing solb. weight of butter, the property of Godfrey Ftife. PGilrp Raby was indi&ed capitally, for healing 45 yards of cotton linen, value sos. the property of Richard Dixon. The Profecutor hated, that the Prifoner lived with him in the capacity of fervant. On the 4th of September, he was informed by his foreman, that the prifoner had been deteiled in fecreting fome cotton linen, and which had been taken from him: the Prifinter had afterwards abfeonded,and was not taken till the Gth of December. The foreman law the prifoner, with the piece of cot ton in the warehoufe ; and fufpedling he meant to take it away, he watched him, and law him come through the (hop with fomething tied up in his apron, on which he apprized a tellow-fervant uf the circumllances, who immediately Itopt him, and untying the apron, he found the cotton--ci.n cealed in it ; the prifoner begged they would not inform hi: mailer of it, and he was !offered to go home to breakfatt ; he immediately ablconded. The Prifoner faitl in his defence, that Mr. Dixon had allowed him it, take things for his own ufe out of the warehonfe, and he *as to pay as it fat ed him ; that he never directly or indirectly de frauded Mr. Dixon of a farthing. Mr. Dixon, on being called again, denied ever having given permiffion to his fervants to that cf fAi. The Jury found the prifoner Guilty of heal ing to the value of 395. And five were actinitted, among whom were, Edward Brooks, and Yoh* Martin Rawfilre, the former for healing three,pigs, the lappet ty of Wil liam Hanlon, and the latter fur receiving them, knowing they were Rolen. Mr. Flatiron, the praNcutor, Rated, that the pigs which were mentioned in the indiftment were aulen from his premifes at Bow, that he had informa tion of the thief being an inmate at a public-houfe in the Whitechaperßoad, whither he went and apprehended him. He laid, that when he fira made enquiry for the,prifoner Brooks, the other prifoner who was the proprietor of the houfe, denied hint, but at length having found the pigs in an out hook belonging to the publican, then he admitted that Brooks Was in the houfe, and delivered him over to the profecutor and his officers. The pigs were killed, bet not on Ramfhire's prentifes, they were found in a Rate for drain, and identified by the proficutor. The prifoner Ramthire had a molt excellent cha rafter given him by a number of refpeaable wit beret, arakthe Jury having retired nearly one hour, returned with a verdia—Nit SPORTING.—The lkadwell and Tillingham Courfing Club, in Mix had' their firlt Meeting drib feafon on Monday Taft, when the following Mathes were run, which afforded excellent ch- Vezfion ; viz. e. Mr. Dudley's Maoker. beat Mr. Wakefield's DerArb. a. Mr. C. Parker's Prawn. beat Mr. Pattkron's Tseyl l . • 3. Mr. Dudley's Friday. beat Mr. P. Wriest's Crazy. 4. Mr. C Parker's isql&nrey. bekt Mr. J. Tuffnen's 3. Mr: Dudley's W. beat Mr. Wakefit44VVerfeik. 6. Mr. Pigatt's !)riser beat Mr. Wakeheldi Sas**. 7. Mr. Dudley T•rlif,bcat Mr. Wake/tad': Sweepfialei. 8. Mr. Bawtree's CdysS, twat Mr. P. Wright's, Sa{Aye so. Mr. G. Bird's Cr.say, beat Mr. P. Wright's Katterfrlto. so. Mr. G. Wright's Teaser, beat Mr. Pigott's Prism", fe. zr. Mr. Wakefield's R_sis, beat Mr. Durliev Tr al. ta. Mr. J. Tuffaell's,Plarram, beat Mr. Cavritaa's SW. After the above Subferibers. Matches were run off, feveral others fucceeded. The hares ran (lowly, and gave a fine day's (port to a numerous field. NEW COLLEGE, eaccurrko—ln confequence of the report of the Committee, the molt Noßle rue Governor General in Council has been pleafed to confer the following prizes on the undermentioned Gentlemen, as public marks of dillineion for the progrefs which they have refpeßively made in the Hindu(lance and Perftan languages: HINDVSTAMEi LANOUAMI. FORIPT CLABc...ZOIVAAD SCOTT WA011441, Ffq. the Art! Prize. a Gold Medal. &acidic km of tioo Sic= R open,— CIUISLIP LLOYD, Efil. the hem! Prise; a Gold Medal. and the four of zroo Sires Ruptca—A third Medal. Okl tie fine of t:pao :Reel Roped% adjedgot to Lewis MacLean/4 Erg. defeated Sow the date tithe Report. SECOND CLA.S.AVICI.I4M HENRY Teats, Ef ! the iirit Prize, a (sill Med and the fent of teoo Sim itarpees.-- TP1021.61 Fotrescor, Ertl. the (mend Prize, the font of facie> Siete Ropeet,—Goatroz Foists, Efti. the third Prize, the him of loon Seca Rupee& TUIRD CLAGIPOIII , I MORt rtir`l, Ertl: the heR thC find of stoo FICCiI RliDalle••WAl LIAM BUTTERWORTH BAYLLY, FA. the Tecon,l Prize , the fosn..f sow Sleet' Rupees. —Jamas 111., 21 T Kt the ize,tht fua of 700 Sicca Rotors. - - . 1 rOll aril CLASII...WILIJAII4 MOITI.TI, Ffq. the Gift Prime, ;the runs of Soo Sim RIP pct. 4r,DA 1. I Li Nlo it ii. 1.11101, Efq. the le d Prize, the Goo at 6COVVCCII RILIKCIrViI U.l A II BP YAN Nauma n Er* the third Prize, the flua of 302 Sicca Rupoes. • PERSIAN LatiGudga. EDWASO SCOTT WAIII MO, Fla. the Grit Prise,* Oda Me dal, the faro g•oc SIM apeee.—Cuesmas LLOYD. Elq. the fecund Prise, a Gold Mad, and the leas of t too Skca Rsimet•—.A•third WO!, and the feat of ow Meta Ru pees, adjudged to LLOIS MOCIECOSIt. deccakd Sew the date of the Report. On Wednefday evening lall o betwixt the bouts of ten and twelve o'clock, was rung. by the ringers of Ailtton.ancTer-line. a peal of GrAnd.fire Cators. oonftaing of tsoo changes, calculated to carrel: pond with the termination Of the lait century. with 'plat wands and ability. • 74!!,•11.. T.• $ (, • ••• • Mr 3. VI 0.! ! . 1014.1.,y, iu Nianclii.f,r-f:r. t, the Lady of Nfiijoe Gil tlie of a fun 411 d TARRIED. A r bnnn c Church, Robert putter, Efq. of Winveau .;rmnrga: . thire, to Miro, Frances Lfcelles, eclat :h.:. law General I.afcc!ks. lately, Mr. Taylor, of Hatton-t.:arden, to Mrs. Hepworth, of Cveil-fte•sct. At St. Stamford Baron, Northamptonthire, Jufeph M.chavl, Efq. furgcoo, to Mil. Amelia WiLon, of the fame Lately, at Bridling:on, Mr. H. Motley, of Gainfborough, to NM*. Jane Br ambles, of the former place. Saturday k'nnight. • at Whitchaven, Mr. Jan Ware, printer of the Cumberland Pacquet,.to MilL Wildman. 1)11 D. On Wednefday fc•nnight, at Laneafter, Mr. 'l'ho. On Monday, at his houfe in York-place, Portman-fquare Harriet, youngeft daughter 01111o:rag chandiefs, Mr. John Alexander, printer, many years Editor of the Stra bane JournaL (hi the tgth ult. Mrs. Manning, wife of the Rev. Henry Manning, Rector of Stoke, Devon. On Monday !aft, the infant fon of Sampfon Sober, Efq. On the qth inftant, at Bronaptuo, the Lady of Wm. Lowndes, jun. F.fq. of Osaka/Is, Bucks. Lately, at Richmond, Surrey, Mrs. Pye, Lady of Lieate nant-Colunti Pye. On Tueftlay fe'nnigkt, aged at, Mrs. Pricllman, wife of Mr. Stephen Prit ftman, woolltn-draper, in York. Same day, Mr. Carr, the Maitcr of St. James's Subfcription Houfa, in St. Jactscs's-itrect : he was bind with a fit of apo plexy, and in a few minutes expired. In the pram; of Hull, a few days ago, aged 84, John Urquhart, one of the invalid penfioners. lie WWI a native of the Highlands of Scotland—but being early " infpired with a thirft for glory," he enlifted into the 42d, or Old Highland Watch, and was prefent at the battle of Funtenisy 1 where beast wounded, he Mon atter with others was feht to Hull garrifon, of which he remained an inhabitant to the day of his death—a parind of about 56 years. He retained a Rrong attachment to his native bilk ; obferving regularly, as lung ac he was able, St. Andrew's Day in charafter, with the trucft devotion. What is a little further remarkable, alter fo long a refideuce, he was buried on the firft day of the new year and century. He has left children and grand-children in the garrifon. DELICACIES FOR THE TABLE, For EXPORTATION or HOME CONSUMPTION. Etched at the thorteft Notice for Dernazara, Japalea, Martinico, St. Dom ingo, Surinam, Tobago, St. Kites, Munt.errat, &c. SKILL, PURVEYOR GENERAL AND OILMAN,. To chair hoPerial astel Molt Faithful MAIgS;IIE:4 And t Par Royal H;gltnelfes The PRINCE of WALES, The DUKE of YORK, The DUKE of CLARENCE. The DUCHESS of CUMBERL4ND, &a. AT HIS trAETAN Awn FRENCH 115 H sAuisi and iii;i7rXii-i-ibiiiciiirtiousEs - - No. 13 and 16, STRAND, nearly facing St. Martin's Church, LONDON. .ESTABLISHED upwards of FORTY YEARS. 'THE GENTRY, &c. are moll -1. refpeetfully informed that thcfc Warchoufcs arc Rocked with the following Articke, in the grcateft variety, and of the choicat form. SKILL'S DZLICIOUS AND G;NIJINI STILTON CHEESES They arc the molt luxurious Checks made in tids or any other country, of various fires, and from thole reiebrated dairies Sere introduced into I.ondon for public Pale forty yeah blab; by the late Mr. Skill,' which hgve. been codtinued to be fold ever Since at there Warehourcs, and by which fo nwch raddle d= hes been given 4 and repetition gained. Mr. SKILL thinks iteecehary, in phi= to the Public ,inel himfelf, to apprize them of this drcurartance, end to caudal his Meads agate* the (pinion kinds that are now exhibiting for fale, (made in kideafim =rims Was of the todn. water the denomination of Sutt on,, but which, tip fad, are not bet ter than the molt common Chelliire, and Writ Marche firm of Stilton to recommend them. THE RICHEST PICKLES IN ENGLAND, Of every fort and dafcription, for home ufe and Earl:poste/on. A very great cargo, in IMO cafes, pocked far travelling, of SKILL'S INDIAN PICKLES, Or, exquifite and much-admired PICKAIALLT, Compared of hot mixed Pickles, after the menace ofthaamM pared in the Eat vix.—Ntangesea, Cauliflowers, Lemons Gerkins, Onions, Saraphire, Indian Cabbage, Freneli leans, &C In Jan, at =aid, and One Guinea each, If ever there were any articles exhibited fer public rale, that more than any other demanded attention and jadgMent itkpur chafing, rarely they an: Pickles; a common method, by roam of greening them, is with copperas, and other palfonaus :muds links, and molt elatedly, Pickles fo greened enamel& of corroding the.ftonatett, and innery other way injuring the conititution. There (=Wendt:as have always h prevented Skll's vending, or fuller* to be vended, G v"..E Peeking' his Pickles are prepared Amply, with the chaise& vino.; gars and Epics, and by being =greened, may be eaten, not only by children, without the dealt injury, , but ii.arniuch as they create in adidts =Appetite, when' ft liamance ilealattid certainly with machbent ht. . • , SKILL's ROTAL CAMP SAUCES, To be eaten with all forte of FIN, andlor enriching everyibgh of Haiti, Made Dfal. Game, sfleas&e. Osseer.s-nott Paz ta =WAY V.--Never did the efteti c :f li e4 to edicnce the preparation of Saticen thew Melt more cuoully than in there. The great demand for =eminent differ ent parts of Europe, the haft and Weft Indict, America, &c. their great utility to every Kitchen, tunitever bumble, anti tilt very high approbation cap/chid oethan thetirlt Families= thereltingdoins, are amplentlintodes ofebeir exquifitequall got. and Ameriority Oyer every other ion. The Seamen And.' Soldiers in our Foreign Sent-minas, and the Merchants and . Planters of our Colonicie daily give them their 'prefereace..: Such indeed is their high reputation, that Shops in every pan of the Metropolis hays placarded on their. dom. in large charac ten, CAMP SAUCE. The whole tribe of ferric imitators, In defiance afthe refpeet due to ptrfunal induftry, and ingenuity, now Wafts of their Camp Sauce. Mr. MU, it:quake to him felf for the great pains and expellee he has been at in preparing them, acquaints his numerous friends, to whole kind patronage he is fo much Indebted, that his Sauces are only to be had gm mine at his Waretuife, and that his principal lady will =rays be tomerit their favours. by indefatigable exertions end allednity in preparing all his articles in the heft rate kyle, via. CAMP SAUCE, of molt exquifitc lave ur, and adminibly adapted fur enriching every kind of Stens:Heins, Mad Mies, lac. without requiring other frafoning. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, fur Figs Sauce, prepared from the real Gorgon* Anchovies, that he riccenasnadt to Families in general a , the riebett ever made. SAUCE DES EPICURES, for devilling ail forts of Game, Poultry, &r. and for kerosine Made Dillies. CORATCH, torn with beet-fttaks, Veal-cadets. Mutton chops, dec. QpIN SAUCE, to at witliTurlsot, Lobfters, andarklnd• of VOL SAUCE A LA SUISSE,for Mock Turtle, rich Soups, and all kinds of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the mod approved Me thod, and from the eboierft Fruit. SAUCE A LIMPERIALE, that will bi found molt re adiest for Reefing Pals, Pike, Chirp, Tench, arc. SAUC.E. A LA MiLff AIRE, Cairice ' Walnut Ketaltop , Indian Sur, (Wier . Ketchup, Cherokee Sauer Marone Ketchup, Loobditty Match, and every other for t sired at the mall Lithionabk Tables in banks, at as. and s. 6d. each. Or in CASES with PARTfriONS, Camshaft TWELVE SORTS attic above SAUCES,. At only ONE GUINEA EACH. Snira S s a now, im final Calks for Exported= ; aliatickled Wane., and asked do. of Mc very Hinkel kind. SKILL'. SOUP SANER. CalltOn ortbe Ann 0a41407, Psi". Ida Undo Fall ts:c. trill rt.d tfirti► of the utsnoft !.., • tun 1.1 PORTABLE SOIIP, ftinvd di!folv . 4 .... • 3✓ater, will mike in cm initant the hnelt ; tutted, and of the ntorLdtEcintni and I:ottrithic:r„ I In Jars, with 'fin Cafes, 75. (id. cic !: • Or - . . . . Six Jars, with'TinCtfes ci.mplete in ltttts,Tw., I . Mr. SKILL having relided many years m t France, Spain, Flanders, and Pormfral, and havin • very extenliveconneaions during his rclidene• in tb. ••• tries, Is enabled to obtain Delicacies for the Table, at article in the Foreign Line with the F twat& rapt in confequince, the Public colt always rely thdt the fold at title Warehoufes arc of the bat kind, gunan c ,, • . the molt moderate Terms. _ . N.B. The Orders of Merchants,Shopkerpers, Ibe Country, molt always be accompaniLd witk Mont r Terence tnl.ondon for paym ent,and the pottage of all 1ett...1 1 •.* Printed Lifts of a great quantify of diticrett Artit.h. . be had at the Warehoufe (Gtatis): and to pr(vent luwelt Priem :diced for every Article, and no Abatement n. . try For the Accommodation of Families refs lent in n .,. skurs Royal Camp Sauces arc to be had of Mr. Baxter a. I :- Warehoufes, lidrurgh and Olafgow. LIEUTENANI W. I'ARDOE, OF HIS MA JES I s (..1. 5: VESSEL FEARLESS. SIR, PIyMOUIII-ERICk, July 3r, Mr , TT is with infinite Satisraetion I acknowledg e the excellence of your Botanical Syrup, which has relitveo front the mnit excruciating RHEUMATIC PAINS and TRACTION of the JOINTS, which I have been allieb d upwards of ten Months: be oared I mall reconinivni: v It valuable Medicines to the utmolt of my Power. I rem Sir, your very obedient humble. Servant, W. P A b To Dr. BRODUM, London. Witnefs to the above Cure, L. CONOON, Printer and Stri,-. r. No. 52, Fore-Itmet, Plymouth-Dock. Colonel Count BTI.AND, late of Fairy 1-17il, Mot': . Kent, thinks it but jolt to r. commend Doctor &mot ;,le theines as fessral of his friends hsve found benefit tht7 , A.y. 1 melon Augull sa, . , Captain ALIiSCANDER BLAKE, Mariner, or S o pl. SShields,ckserrledscs to have mccivcd much hanen: I,y 4 r. B PLOW) )11 . 9 Bo ra MICAL S rat) r, be bcing Scurvy and Gravel. ALLSANDRAIL.AKI: A Copy of the Affidavit, made by Jetta 1V1‘f1 , ..0 en, Green. 13, Church-Sent, I,3lacttillara-Road. at CAdidl. Londe-, Aural sg, 18:o. COMI3E, Lord Maynr. . I, John fstGowen, do hereby mdie (ith, 06.1 t I hr.,. t .- caved attonithing b, iodic by taking lir. 11KODURI'S N. ra .. Cordial, which was recommended to me 'if A Mekiii3l!'',...l: i Was cured of a BMWs Fever, Fellow jaendice, s-i, l'el , 6 .. tion of the Heart. " JOHN hol‘GOW:::ei." Sworn at Guildhall, London, tliiii tlith day of slut uf.. in_:.. before tie, John Perring, Liel. iliderman. - The B OTANICAL SYRUP aIItI.NLILVOUb CORDIAL to I,: T ''..!. at the Doctor's bode, No. 9, Albion-itteet, th , r, ti doors ft..., the Levet:lan Matins. Blaakfriar's Bridge, la Bottles 4: I:: Its. ed. aud-ss. 6d. all* of Its Bitb, Cruttwell, Exeter, Truman and ks, Briit t ol, Sheppard. . , Gofport, Hard:ng Brighton, Donaldfon and CO. illlifgeii, Beit‘r, Birqsingbant, Swinney, Ipfwtell, Mkidlediteh, Bed And, &nil*, ille of Wight, Albin, Blandford, ffirnmons, Irwizie,A.Noung, merchant. Bogy St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds hious and Cu. Cheltenham, Buda; I.ynn Galeg, C.usibridge, Gee, Ll:lecher, Steinfcti, Calterhuki Brio*, Leires, Ellett, (aridly, joille. .. . Manellettcr, L'ncb, Chatham., Ethetiagton Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Mcggy an'd Co. Newbury, Fuller, Metter, Poole and Son, Newelftle, it/Ant, atlehdter, Philligiin, Northeinpton, Dicey arid re. Dubin, Spinney and Co. Nottingham, Barhage and Coe Durham, Henderfon, Nonvkla, Stevenfon and Co. Deal, Role, Oxford,. Jonm.. Dover, Neales„ . • Plytnrinth, Nettleton. bevlzes,' Breruglton. Pettfmiststh, Belem, Derby, Dre Wry, • lteterutg, Smart, and Co. g. allub u r a i I Baxter, Stutdah4M4 Brag.. .•'"•—•-- itMis hagaand, Shreweaury, Eddowas, cr; mid Co. SOuthampton. Baker, land b Molt of the 800/Caere dad Medicine-Venders In C.O • A eee..lectdie ea get eqed to five faun cote. •4* A cumber of 0u5ee , 6524 . 7 Saythatooton, Hal% lap, Pont:n*4l4 Ifif 96 argate, Rarnfgate, Dover, Bath, Briftol,MrrOvrgW, end Ttmbridge Well,, in the murk of kit falcon, OQ feveral Ladies and Gentlemen, woo, faddivtlalir devoted Otuatita in llfe, will not permit of thaw Swab Wog pelseillsod. To T. T AYLOR, Surgoon, No 9, New Bridge-Erect, Lando ' • Edinburgh, May a, IN tht•fpfin of ry94 I etas afiltded with a l'er rod ChApWt Which r tteittd.4iiih indilercnee for 1.. e months ; barons then obliged to apply to a regular Phyficua, who mar rtempurary flop to the .vinalemos of the dlkafe (ov mercurial applicatimas) for Come time Moan:ming, in fiat,. oa all medielne - and the advice of the 611'M:tames of the Facahy here, werfe aied worfk for rev tears,l was reduced to a ft.,:e a Moat u oparallakdand beyond deception, being an entire ley and olherated front head to fiot.—My bead, throat, mouth; 11 4 ogle hie. have been alternately in danger of bream tng : ufie 411 mutt, t have had from 20 to 30 Wing ulcers on tzar, ppfnearlV Meaty deprived of gi g ht..--k would be was to punkt/hot* ad ent•esiii.—faha k to fay, there newts was, Ita dVmwill de, ono of a more *outruns, or of a , m nd omsmplteated nature. I. was kg% koltc.d upon by try ifric and, agined fel4benood allow recovery sof recove ; ant .1 , hrteyl then.con p. death wag Filterable to my inv.! than odiVrable hate In this decadent •ain did I drag a rue mif,Multitexittenee, dB Dim NI PaCIVIDINCS threw Wiry woe a ocwfpaper contain* the cafe of a Mr.*. of Plymouth—my Mends read It, I mu* mote.l fent and procured fume of )ear Leer is Pacesit Pii.Lt, wbl4, by uling front time to time, nib DOW, and havalbrig bee; :oc iafter more than four Tears deferibabk dlitrefs), in as a Rate of health as ever I en- I lod; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy ch , al. Wen to me a few months ago. In gratitude to GOD and hoNsif rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I rameit rat ., pet tlds and you may at any time refer perfona, who to be tithed of the truth of this, or rumba particulars', a• the or art friends, by letter or period. /la few cafes for badnefs will eva equal mine, a nd none m eted it, I have front experience, every. renfon to allure manithil, that in your I.reit's PILLS they. will find a cure, fpeedf,fat , 'mid radical cute, for that molt dreadful flue of the Venev , l Mak, Which CanedA CONVIRIESD L055...4 am with Yr , thud', Sir, your obliged humble fervent, j. T. • Infurmountable family voltam prevent snaking my 111^S and addrefs public, bet creditable Parana molly winniag Infor matlon may die be referred to me and my Friends by Mrs.J. ,Clark, kamfarGratiews, Edbaburgb. I Prepared and Sold by the Sole •Proprictor, TIOSIAS TAY.- Loa Member the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at • his ;oak; No. st, New Bridge-ftreet ; where he will give 24' :vim, without a fee. to peeress taking theft Pills and will r - :firer patients letters, if pnft paid, no the fame terms, Mg In all cafes the snoft Inviolable ferrety, ao Prai r •e• cafe having been mcntiouad,but at their own particubr alp ",i by the Proprietor, during the ciourfe of more than 36 )..•• thathe has bad the eondudingdf an ;Weave fale of the oh medicine, sad the pradUce ariftag therefrom. They are alio fold, by his Appointment, for the comenien - r of thole living at a Mance, by Mr. Watfoo, South-brie. PAlluhurgb ; Mp Mentions Printer, Glafgow, to whom Mr. T. refers for Ms add icts; at the Perfumer's, No. tt, Alban's-ltreer, P.0.14fi11; Mr. Robertfoo s Toy-atop, Nu. tn.:, Oxford-ftreet; Ma Difbeenagles, No. y, Fifb-areet- 1,41 . nearly appetite the Monument; Mr. Steers, Bookfeßer. 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