Star. — London, England, 1801-04-13 00:00:00

Il fk.r..VIN STEIN! SE SS lONS. Saturday /I',a. trit:i, a very old man, eras con vieled of lie-alio.; iron b:;;-s flout a dwelling-houle, I ut, inconfideration, the punillinient, which is mini: portation, was mitigated to tix months imprifin al; was the third time he had been ct.in viaed of the like (Armee. A. Cade, a young country lad, was convi&ed a picking a boy's pocket, and lentenced to one month's imprit;inment, and to be then lent back to his fricndi. Several notorious home-breakers, who had been apprehended by the vigilance of the Bow-flrect Officers, wi;:t crows, d.trk lanterns, &c. were brought up, although Cleve was no fpecilic charge agamit them. One of the vagrants had before broke out of prifou, and upon being afkcd why he had done I;), he denied the (t ; and Paid he had only found a convenient place, and had got out. The Court committed them for various terms, come for two years, and others for one year. After the ufual Gaol delivery of prifoners ac quitted, or not prolicatcd, the Setfilms doled. k F POLICE. Zec. BOW-ST R E RT.—Sattlrdilly Wm. Randall, Sara/ 70 1, 1 f on, and S.:ref/J74,ler were charged with rob. ling Thomas Robjeut of a flyer watch and his clothes. The profecutor, who is a labouring man, met with the prilhners Johnfon and Jobber, on Tnefday, in Tottenham-court-road, and accompa nied them home in the afternoon to their lodgings in Somers Town, when he went to bed with the prifoner Jobber, and being intoxicated, slept till about nine o'clo,:k, when awaking, he found the women were gone, and milled his watch, clothes, &c. being left only with his thin and under waift coat, in which plight he was obliged to walk acrofs the fields to his lodgings, near Pancras. Croker, one of the patrole, Rated that he ap prended Jobber in company with Randall, a road watchman, on Tnefday night lall, when Randall delivered him the watch, which he faid he had received from the prifoner Jobber. prifoner johnfon, Croker raid, he learned was locked up in Randall's watch-box, where he went and fetched her from, and on her perfon found a knife be longing to the profecutor. A pawnbroker, in Tottenham-court-road, Pro duced a coat, waittcoat, breeches; and shoes, he received in pledge the fame evening of the pri foner, Jobber, and which the profecutor alto identified. Mr. TioND was pally revere on the conduit of R andall,cfpecially, as being a watchman ; and the fart being fo dear, the parties were bound over to prof:Tuft the women for flealing, and Randall for receiving the watch, knowing it to have been [tolen. • Sustowrxx.—On Saturday lota Rod and Efi zekth Jobnion, were examined a fecond time on a charge of felling, bad money, when Rock was fully committed for trial, and Johnfon difcharged for want of fofCcient proof. WPOITFCHAPIr L.—The fame day N. Chandler, a waterman of Unien Stairs, Wapping, examined on Thurfday on the charge of Thomas Smith a black feafaring man, with robbing him of three guineas, was brought up again, but the informant not appearing to follow up the charge, the prifo ner was therefore difmifted. Raton-Hsu..--Thomar Barred was committed to the Seflions for trial, for ftealing boots out of the Ihop window of Mr. Slinger, in the Borough. Wm. Prabom and IVm. Witfon, were alto com mitted for trial, for ftealing a quantity of new Bloch by cutting the window of fhop in Black friars road. A miferable looking wretch, of the name of lkaszet, was charged by fevcral tradefmen in the Borough with defrauding them, by means of forg ed orders for goods. He was committed for re- Examination. WOR IN p-STREET.—Seventeen boys and nine girls were brought to the Office, apprehended the preceding evening at a hop in the bottle of a Mrs. Wybrow, in Phernix-lireet, Soital Fields, who re ceived a penny from each of them for admittance; when 20 of them were committed to the Houle of Cot-ration for want of Surtties, and fix were en larged upon bail : they chiefly coniiaed of Jews of theiowtll defcription. . i'd/mt-r was committed for rc-cramination, on ; ;barge of utteting counterfeit HATTON -G.I2DE la lay - a girl named Dean underwent a long examination, charged with having at different tinu:s enticed upwards of 20 children into private places, and dripping them of their clothes. Two mtn were committed to the Houle of Cor reltion for having taken inrarances in the lottery. An information was exhibited by one of a fwarm of Jew informers, who inf.:lt this town, ag,ainft a ring gentieman of the greatell relpeCtability, charging him with having taken illegal Lottery infurance, xt a liccii 4 :4 Lottery OCiice in Parlia ment•ftreet. The jtw politively Avon to the per fon oldie Defendant, and Rated the tranfation to have taken 'lace on Friday morning laft, at eight o'clock. . lo rebut thi!. a clear ni.://i Was ellablifhed on the part of the dett.nclant, who alio proved that he Lad rot the moll diltant eonneaion with lottery bnfinefs Avhatcver and there not being the leaft shnibt but the profecution was commenced with a view to extort money, the compia;nt againd the defendant was difinitfcsi the Mag :!.talcs, who reproba;ed the condma of the Jew in the Ilion: t ell terms, and he Wit S committed for want of in se ti c ,, the parties being bound over to inclia him for the peljury. Av Iscrnsrent.—A French emigrant WAS on tal , .,n into cullodv by Townthentl, one of Bow-ltrcet Officers, who has deftautlecl a num ber of tLc Nobility of money, by reprelenting himfeif I , r a French Count in the gteatiAl ht trefs, his wife and two children lying de:tti, t lie rot baying money to defray their funeral ex- Pcltcc. By this Lwranable tale be collc&d a t)7 .1t the ;tr.pc7.tion being de he was apprehended on going to the honk of II certain great portimage, who h:id liberally lubfetibed towards his pretended d4treiles ; on being taken before Mr. Foito at Whitehall. c. felled his whnle Rory to be lilt.. He fort , zirrnmitted to the Houle The Loan MAYoa, kccuer, an . Z.511..:111T,, pro ceeded on Saturd rn open the Southwark Q2ar ter Sedions, nt the Seilions-hotife, St. Margaret's. hill in the Borough ; but there being no butirefs, the Court adjourned. There are nearly two hundred prifimcrs for trial at the Old Bailey Sctlions, which c ommence on Wednefday. A robbery, attended w'tli circurnaances of tli molt atrocious nature, was perpetrated at the Louie of Mr.' Abbot, near Kilburn, early in the lail week, by a let ut defperate villains, who have wounded Mrs. Abbot in a dangerous manner.— They tired thtee ' , idols at Mr. and Mrs. Albor, and afterwards got clear off with t1.;.:4 bnoty. Lag week, at Bnissit-hills, near Walflill, as Jean Ai;h1:111cr, a boy about thirteen years old, was amufmg himfelf with twinging in a halter, he was accidentally hanged. At Beaumont cottage, near Stains, as Mrs. Raynsford was running with one of her children, the (truck her face againft the branch of a tree, and was thrown baawards with filch violence, that it was apprehended her fknll was fractured. Friday fe'nnight, a fire broke out in a hot& in High-flreet. Glafgow, which was happily got un der without doing much damages The fire was occafioned by the careleffnefs of a fervant, having put on too large a piece of coal in the chimney to keep in the fire. Part of the floor was wholly burnt through before it was dircorered. A bricklayer, at Barham, tome days fine, fell from the roof of a honk which he was repairing, in confequence of the ladder giving way, and his head was literally broken to pieces. A Butcher of Norwich, named Kitt, kaki week purchafed 113 bullocks in Smithfield, at 31. to toL per head cheaper than he could have bought them in the Norfolk Market. At the Somerfet affixes, two men, conviEted of rioting, and taking fi fteen loaves rom a baker's fhop, to dittribute among the mob, were fentenced to be hanged, and have - been left for execution. MURDER AT BOMBAY.—Two natives of Bom bay were lately tried there, and conviaed of the molt inhuman murder on the records of that place. It appeared that a young man named Govind, and a girl named Sooney, (laves, had agreed to quit their fcrvice, and pars over to the Ivlahratta Brom, for which purpofe they hired a boat, and fet off in the evening with the prifoners and two other men, to row the boat ; after rowing fome time they dropped anchor, when one of the prilbners came and laid his hand on Govind's turban, who, proba bly apprehenfive of tome intended violence, put his legs out of the boat, as if with a view ofjump ing overboard to cfcape ; he was dragged back, what little property he had taken from him, and hie turban taken off for the purpofe of tying his hands, which they did, and threw him overboard. His hands getting lode, they dragged him into the boat, and tied them behind his back. While this was doing, the wretched Govind allied if they meant to kill him, they anfyiered , g yes—for that purpofe they brought him there," and threw him overboard a fecund time ; but he not happening to fink immediately, and his hands once more getting look, they took him into the boat again, (tabbed him with a knife in thej throat, retied his hands and feet withhis turban, and threw him again into the tea, linking him with their oars until the body funk. The prifoners then plundered the affrighted girl of her nofe and ear ornaments, and fome flyer bungles on her arms and legs, and dripping Ober naked, threw her into the tea ; the providentially floated, and drifted towards a boat at lonic affiance, which had come from Tannah loaded with wood and charcoal, then lying at anchor waiting the turn of the tide ; a rope was hanging over this boat's fide, and the girl, by means of it, got. on board ; the found all the crew aflcep ; hut being dillurbed by the noife fhe oc cafioned, they paid every attention to her which their circunidances admitted, by giving her a cloth to cover her, Ste. and shortly after landed her at Bombay. Shc immediately repaired to the Superintend:rut of the Police, narrated her Rory, and gave filch defcription the offenders as led to the deteaion ofone of them on the day following and of the other in a few weeks after, when taken into custody on fome other charge. The latter, on being pointed out to the girl the hefitated, obferving, that although of the fame fiat and figure, the murderer wore his hair and whilkers, which the prifimer did not : on hearing : him (peak, however, (he was positive as to his voice ; and the defcribed a mark on the back of his hand. The girl's obfervation, however, regarding the prifoncr's whifkcrs and hair would perhaps have proved an inftsrmountable defect in the defcriptior. of his perfon, if it had not been fuppliet!, and the difference reconciled, in a way as tinexpcEtcd as it proved ctiraital and conclulive beyond all doubt; hat Pin enevri. fit ordered it, that this eircumflance, which threatened to he fib material a bar to the identity, proved the means of fixing it in a molt fatisillaory manner: for it was dd . - covered that on a hoe and cry being made after him on another charge, and ten or eleven days fuhfequent to the night an which the murder was committed, he had his whither; and his head 'Lae cd, to prevent it difctivery of his perfoii. Other particulars, alfo, which came out in proof, firing , ly rorrohontred thegirl's testimony at, to his Nrinn• The death (lithe unfortunate Ciovind ter: more , over fixed on them on the mull unerring es it' nix, by a body being walked on Ikon: on the Oland of Caraskia, a few days after the period affizned firr the Jet, mods I:yelled and putrid, bent and bound with a turimit, as &lei Used by the girl S4,oney. ptifoners in their defenc: urged nothing more than a general dziti.ll of the ch.ege,anJ the Jury found t:►cm both Guilty, and th....y were ttsc• caned at Dom!my, •nd btu% is alutiub on Croft. Nand. P. , 0.: il. 1.0A740N 0,1;!.1717::. ;t. MJL!J M V PRU. iO'I'V.NS. Commitllons in the Ch,o::. - e Militia, 11:•:nza by the Lora I.l,:titenunr.• Pe7••ey, cent. t o he tititigii, r‘ati'd March 2. Gent. to be Etif!;•ii, C :Ter. Dand Nl.ll-11 r , T 2.4. Con:rritlioni in the Roval I.ancatbire Militia, figned by the Lord LicuL,:.ant, it.,wfoli. Cf. ! . n. be th•pa: , . Dated t h-cg !it tot!' 22. 18:7.0. ter if,ltt. , :lolB.l‘l:ljOr William Farinnzon to '..•• I.i.•:renant eol.a.,-1, vice Braddyll. r..N:ned. Dated Ni.1:;11 Centain John Pltimbe to be Major, ; r,.•l:llotet'. I XACti :ts Lieutenant and Paymatto- s;:nns Radford to Capt.cin, vice prontotztt. Ihittd 26, Enlign John Mt.rt, Gent. to he I.liuterant, tics I2ndG•rd, yrcrtot..a. Dated a. alt.Ae. Battalion.—James Clark, Cant. to he En:4ll. Dated March 6, 18oc. • Henry Thortiner, Gum to he Enlign. 27. too:. 341 Battalion—Thomds Trafford, EN. ta is Caputo,. 11tid Alarch 6, Ecit. Ceor;n: Rul4ll S4ddap Cent. [alit ra,rtiary 6, t/tot. David Raw, Gent. to be Enfign. I h,ted Febrairy t 6, ,R: t. NCIVCOIIIOI tAigCWUrtl:, Gov. 0 , 6, iBot. The average Price of Atig.,r, computed it,al thu nut•an: made in the w,....k ending the Bth ~t .‘pril, tBot, i, 7 - 4 /id. per hundred weight. Average mice of Corn in England and Wales, from thu Re turns endingt he 4t h o f Ap r il, ih"' Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. ll‘afe. s. d. s. U. N. U. s. d. s. d. s. U. 154 8 115 4 9 0 4 4 6 '6 ',9 7 87 5 Av,rage Octal of Foreign Corn, by which the lloonty on Importation is regulated, the week ending the 4th of April. i l t •Viteat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. NA:. s. d. s. d. e. cl. s. d. 3. d. s. d. 141 3 98 0 op 0 47 1 on 0 00 0 BAN ' 17P1'CIF.S ENLARGED. May 2.. Robert Marylon, of Wood-area, Cheapfide, filk . m. . . . . . anufadurer, at ten, at GuiIAA!. June 6. Lawrence Eglin, late of Coleman-ftrect, London, nitt , chant, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Jones and John Harrifon, of Ludlow, Salop, mann fadtarers and wholcfale glovers, to furrendcr April 18, 23, and May 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Imekett, Baflnghall-itrect. Samuel Shisre,';of Manchelter, vidtualler and machinc-roakcr, April 1 4 22 1 and May 23, at eleven, at th: Maneheiter-AT ms Inn, Mancheiler.___Attoniies, Mr. P. Hurd, Furnivars-hui, London. Sr Mr. Wm. Partington, Manchulier. John Hunte r , late of Rye, Suffex, corimon-carrier, April 22, 23, and ay 23, at ten, at the George, in Rye. Atuanies, Mars. WoVett and Dawes, Rye; or Mcffrs. Dchary and Cope;Paper-Buildings, Temple. John Green, of Manchater, patten-maker, April 17. att. and May 23, at three, at the Star Inn, Mancbetter. .Attoriiiii. Mr. J. Parr, Ridgefield, Manchefter ; or Mr. J. Swale, !tiro court, Temple. John Rowan, of Burton-upon-Trent, licenfi 41 h,wkcr and pedlar, April 16, at Svc, April 17, at uinr, at the Swan Inn, Stafford, and May 23, at eleven, at the Whit, .I:art and Star Inn, Uttoxeter. Attorney, Mr. (lurks Smyth, Uttmeter. Sufanna Scott and John Neon, of Mount-Itreet, Grofvenor fq uare haberdaters, April S. at, and May a; at ow:. at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. D. roe. Jahn Houlding, late of Pr, Son. dealer in liquors, April 14. ao, and May 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Welch, Alderfgatc-Itreet. Coarse ilidtewcll, of Birmingham,baker, April 27,211,and May 33, at twelve, at the ShakfpearcTavent, rkw-ltreet, Binning ham. Attornies, Mr. Tarrant, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Elkington, of Birmingham. Abraham Mead, of Weft Wycombe, Buck,, chair-maker, April :tat twelve, April 29, and May 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Margaret-arco, Caren- James Draper, otShavard-ltreet, cabinet-maker, April rB, 25, and May 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ber ridge, Staple-Inn, Holborn. Patrick Ker, of the Old Jewry, merchant, April tB, 11 and May 23, at eleven, at Guildhall . Attornia, Mars. Dann and l'eafdale, Threadneedie-Ilrc,t. Jokph Alder of Saint John-ftrect,Clerkestwell, cabinet-maker, April a, 25, and May 2.3. at to, at OulidhalL Attorney, Mr. Patten, Craft-Wert, Hattoit:Garden. DIVIDENDS. May a. William Guy, of Little-13c11.Alley, Coleman-Mat, vietualler, at ten, at GutMita. April tS. FelJambe Wood, late of Barn(lcy, Yorkihire, ntanufadturer, at eleven, at the White Bear, &inky. April 30. John Cole, of North Tinton, Devon, ihophoeper, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. May 1. E. Holmes, of Foßer.lanejeweller,at ten, at Guildhall. May 2. J. CarWs, of Bow-lane, Cheap&le, wareboufeinan, at ten, at Guildhall. May a. B. Golding and J. Saville Mammals, of (been fircrt, merchants, at tcn, at Guildhall. May a. R. Chafe Gods; of Cbcapfide, wholeilde.draper„ at . . ten, at Guildhall - May S. J. Ilardfley, late of Albion-under-Line cotton-fpin fpituter, eleven, at the White Dear , Martelte:fter. june 2. T. Enchmarch and T. Hezekialt Ruth, late of George. ft met, Minorics, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. May a. G. Dearlove, now or late of North-Rreet, Vießmln- Rer, coai•inerchant, at tea. at Guildhall. May is. Wm. Tate the elder. and WM. Tate the younger, of Fiction, Sullen. tinther-movhants, at ten, at ( May 19. E. Edwards, oi Pt-valley, Mae:, dealer, at one, at 2. T. Bennet, of Hatcher-Halt-lase, London, painter and riaaier, at ten. at Guildhall. .Ipril as. T. Poruv Buttner, of New-court, Crotched Friars, London, mordant, at ten, at Guildhall. May 7. J. Hlllingworth, of Leeds, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Mule of Francis HIM*, Market-Tlace, Mancheßer. May a. T. Howell, of Bilimagatc, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. May t. U'an. Guy, of Little Dell-alley, Coknum-ereet, I .ondon, sidaaller, at ten, at GuildhalL Maya. J. Hawkins the elder, and J. Hawkins the younger, of Rotherhithe-Wall,Surrey, boat-Indlders, at ten, at Guildhall. BIRTH& On Monday Lit, In 14113-ttiott, the I.ady of Willtain Baker. of a daughter. Same day, the Lady of G. H. Rote, Efq. M. P. of a foe. Oo 'furfarr, in Great Owen-ltreet, I.hotoio's lon Reid., of daught, r„ the Lady of Fleury jackfon, Efq. Ramp day, elk Lady of Jaw Allman, Efq. of Mark-law, e dAti2liter. MARRIED. S. Rte. T. Bracken. Thomas aide. Eft at 9 wattelt7e %114.11eirc. to Mta liairkiss, daughter of Charles Havolds., r.fq On 'Nei'''. at Solybull, Abe Rev. Themes Dealt*, of Bel.* north, Shropiire, to MI6 A. S. Dive, daughter of Robert Bran, Ef.. of the forma data sanc day, at St. Patera. Cbureh, Mr. William Taylor, of town et Suuthampton, Ham , thire. to Md. kisaith of gustilaniptossimho., tiZw-rvol, London. DIED. .tt ,*t.Vinetnev,an the nob December bit, Callao Hairy Huron ; Mkt On the t3ti JAMIATy lafl, W. MIR liattnn, bre , her to the above; both Go. or Mr. Henry Ham. of Pretax. On Tudd.l laA, babbsaly, at his aparan.,na b; the &nal, NIL Makail,foraboty as eminent watelunsta. . _ . _ Mime day, at hir lie4e Oneendilh4qtrare, the infest Jewel. Stir Iranian I.earkeen. Bart. On Sunday feeniebt. at AlRcll Plaet, after a knitting UM nef, Richard Eck Y.fq et Chattumt. Revert". On the I ath alt. Welter litaihsveyt, Ffq Litt tenant :email 4 his fitejefty's Forte% sad Celan .14 the a7th Raw sent 4 Light Drafirise. TO THF APFLII. t.O. TAR. SOLOMON deriv,, the greateß ten front :he number of that Amon daily wherein the rftkacy of th.. Gilead di . in th , dingti:.ns ui ncr.ous d:fordcri; logy convinced th.i. has fo to the of this NI, ...i.h tttikc I it rt , t, in .the cosolitution, and are Iv t.ital to ttc r:ilzo of Gikad Ie titcri fore yarns to v:1,o :1 ; !, fi cl the e,out . ti, or ..o , tortunrie flier-b) ioi thcoof ivcs a nom: rou, !ruin or evils, !!:. ••,, (1. i;.tt..; ! ;' 1 n 4 , 7 II dic.;al:. • In Ltd loitered ..wa nf , nto:T, • • . I t i t li in dLiNitly, 1 , 4, sii:,..afe •at :Jai , . a 'Lb ! ,1 • rs-u• and idiot the cr.: ~ 1., o to rat. ni ot • is I.Jetitary, or Isudion.; Int.; hilt Corui.,l Hills • isto?crf.lll•, its 1...11 , ,r.i.ive ,ides, , n,,,s 1,, th,; ‘,l : .tvoy which rti .trrh procitryll as th•.: 1,1,11 n; . of t h, ..4, • r-aetiss• to hun, tn:!;r• ,!. ..; ti 1 dire(' i‘i.Toltotlls, 41111 ef Fon a hi .1, I, ts, bids cl..y ti,,.s ph, .1 t.. this t, ;y !,, ht otherwif, s!auisi,vti na., 1 I. • • imprndoice. . . _ . „ Vat:ol aml aye lc: Are tbe01,,j(•, , ! !I y %%AI participart: 11. 1 it L I k!tc, h; for veh...ther tbc ryftcnt n u, it ..z., carly rut or i finking Ltida thc a fw dot,. ttiti, will .01 ., And by ibdog to:ty to he r tyltem and organ ut di;;;:h.n, and by Ectiov4.:Dg :L. v., Ititution. Tu the young it will afford Lifting health, ltrength, an.! tits, in place of lieffitude and debility; and to the agei d infirm it will alfuredly furnith p teat relief and comfort by ;en: ly and fately invigorating the fyitenl. Nervous diforders of every kind, and from whatnrel . - cati7a aching, and all that train of tinkissgs, anxieties, and melee s , svhich to dreadfully xffact the weak. the cede:wary, and the si licate, will in a (host time be fucceeded by chearfulnefi, and every prefage ofhealch. Thofe who have raided in the Weft Indies, can teftify the falutary effects of this wonderful Medicine, its fanative quali ties have particularly been proved in the late alarming epidemic complaint, the yellow fever; and thufe who are languid and re laxed in their whole fyftem, take this Medicine with the hap pike effects ; perfuns therefore going to the halt or Weft Indies, cannot itort a more important article of health and life. Youth of either fev, who have practifed a fecret and deftrur tivc vice, and :het city relaxed, weikented, ana aebilitatrd the whole nervous fyitem, will find the Cordial Balm of laid: ad the molt powerful, certain, and effectual refiorative. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is now eon:lda:al as :he great.ft difeov ry that has twin t r ade is !be i m:l:my of nun :t i> po tent, fate and pleafant. The rapid and increding bone Initiat ed on its author and inventor Tr. S.doatoe, of Liverpool) is the true and only eritaien to judge of the merits of a Nredisine, which has been atiminitteraci front tit:: hiehnit to the lower tars of people with fun happy and uniform fueeefs.---Th: Venous vi t hi* Medicine frequeatth cannot get fupplied as quick as the d-atuand is ter it. and it is a fad worthy of remark, that they are fold marl; as loon a. they arrive to hand, molt of the Hall - - luitiea Betties twin; trfare they at: otiere.i. Price Hatt-t• i.;•ilorit a Uct tk, and 12 ! SI. S•ald is I aml , m, by Vit.. Naafi. •• 04, Strand, And by all the rcputa'•:c z &c. to cycry principal town in Elie,: a, it,land, and ‘1211:. rica. Orders givat to any boolaullen in town or country. lot '• Nut.natos'e C. , utor 'to rit." oil be duly cxecutcd,lat only three !killing. each cony, tree of carriage. Te T. TAYI.OR, Surgenu, No. 9, Nrw Bridgmitrert, London, sift, Edinburgh, May a, ISco. IN the fining of 1794 I was afflifted with a Vtae real Complatut, which I treated with indifferente for tier months ; but was that obliged to apply to a regular Phyliciati, who put a temporary flop to the viruksice of the difeafe (by mercurial applications) tor tonic time ; but growing, 10 fpitt of all medicine and the advice niche firft Gentlemen ot the Factilty here, work r.nd work for two years, I WAS refaced to a !late al mo ft unparalleled and beyond deferip t ion, hang an entire kper. and ukerated from head to foot.—Nly head, throat', mouth, note, legs, arms, ate. have been alternately in danger of become ing ufelefs; in lhort, I have had from 10 to 3o eating ule•tris on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight —lt wouril be voluminnus to particularize all my cafe—fuffice it to lay, thena never was, or ever will be, one of a mitre dangerout, or of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by me friends, and imagined myfelf, beyond all !muss of recovery ; atop Indeed, in my then coaditionoleads was prefer.able corny more than miferable hate. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a molt miler-able exiftence, till Diet Nt PROVJOCNCIT threw in my Wly a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—ir e friends read it, I could not.—l fent and procured fume of you I.l.AlTest PAI aNT PILLS, which, by Wing from time to time, an now, and have long been, (after more than four years us deferibable dined's), in aa good a (tate of health 111 ever I tot pupal; as a proof of this, I had a line, thriving, healthy chili', horn to me a few months ago. In grai itade to Goo, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature rereire, I teguce you to politilh this; and you may at any :Mu r7fer perfons, who w itb to be (+tidied of the truth of alai., or further particulars', to me or toy frit oils, by letter or perfini. As ftw cafes for hadnsfs will ever t quad mine, and none ex eeed it, I have from experieuee everi reafon to drum tn that in your I.r IC I's they will find a lure, fpeesly,fati.., ' and radical cure, for that mutt dreadful liar of the Verner, Difeafe, Wtlkh tt X r t a lt I:0 1.1. L 1.-1 am with if 1- titude, Sir, your obliged bumble fervaat, r. • Inturmountalik family reaMus prevent making toy name and addrcfs public, hut creditaLlt Perions redly wantiug ink-r -elation may alto be r, tinted int 7 and my Friends by Mr.. J. Clark, It ainfay-Gardens, Edinburgh. ot 1 . Pr e pared Member and a se t t i e b k y ,,,,t e c S, Plrre Pin uf 7r :ur e r r t in u ° I " .on 4 1.;0 1. 11 a rat his honk, N 0.9, New Heid i ; ; where he will give 'ad vice, without a fee, to p, rlonw tak'ng there Pills and will ;n -ines pati hts lotert, if pot p od. m t ile fame tern., ilhfc.ttu Mg in 41 raft. the molt leviulable C.,ctccy, no Pertin's name at cafe having been meutioned.but at t!.. in own partkittar revolt. by the Proprietor, Jurir,z the court, of more than 36 years, that he has had the solidi...tine of en t atenfive tale ut the above medicine, and the pradtcearianit there/mot. Tey ar- alto fold, by his Appuirtmca, Air the convenience of thole i•ving at a 411R:ince, t•I Mr. Watfon, South-hrilge. Falintiorvit ; Mr. &renown, Print, r, Glnktity, to set orn atin Mr. T. refer. fur his aildrast at the l'erfioner's Na,K. Mlsa•C%-ftret.t, ; Mr. Rbbatron 'coy-0;ot .No lot, Oxford-itt.et Mr. 1)ifoorot ;h ., . Nu. 7, rilli-ftrxt-bill, nearly oppofire the MOIIIIIII l'T 141f.STC. Pookitihr, Kra. T Uniou-row, Little Mr. C.shwell's, Dublin t 3t•,! by one rafon in to confide rabh. t..wn in I:rtzt-litit tin uid Ireland, in Boxes of unit/ as. 9d. cash, fueled up with fug ..nd plain ithirection. wbereliy Perkin of eithat lies may cute thornik.ves with ;aft alai !timer?. The great demand for theft invaluable Melients by .Igerte throtiehout the three kingdoms fullitiently tettifim their fat:- tare Weals. TO MORROW. Run rifcs I Sun frig 1 Mr:m tiire annuus Art s 131 iniuuN...rter 6 I jorwentates alto . 8. WATFR AT LONDON-MTN:.'CO-MORROW. - jr minute after Afternoon - y minute. after 3 -'mot - . • - LON:MN. Priqt , tl fyr tbv Pitnratr .ap, by JOHN DAN I (o( CArneoy-iirect ). at !he STAR Pa va Tyne - Or. ter, Ne. f. Carcy.dreet: and yuNiftted by 1 Err, KEN r, (o( Canterbury-place. at No. t, Can r atter. and at the Ten*-Rte; to wfiitda Once all eamantnisati.an. 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