Star. — London, England, 1802-07-20 00:00:00

OLD P.lll.Er. Yefterclav twenty•ttiae prifniterc were tried, fif teen I svl•nrr "en: convin,:d (.I , elony, viz. /117.;,.m t% as tried 011 flirriCloll of !leafing' a pook;a•tin-k, contaitt:!ri; Isl. in Bank of Notec, the ;nor:ly or Peter Poland. ' ptoirciani ii red, that on the aftertinnn of the 3,1 ~f June, :Is he %sits COn' Cr. kfpm. titter, he fat a hatol in hi, ple:et ; he turned round and eauc)•t tit. pr.C. : arm; Ic wet% 1 if hi, c:•mpaninns ‘‘ ere ‘k ;;:i him. As the svi..i.efs turned rota:!, he Id I, " You viihtin, wh?re is my ty.cket-bo , )'s re: ied that he h M it nnt. then ran off, :nal the profccutor followed. calling cut, '' 1-1:1..a5 at lenvh taken, and carried to the Public Office, whete, at (I, he laid he lived in lodgings in Decry -line. and af . terwa; Jb g that he was j , ta ar rivA fr , m .loleph Milell.ll, a Poi lrran, gave an account or The priforyr's arpaehenron. The priibner de n el Ihe th.trt;t: foand him 7 1 , mar wa; put to the bar, charged svi h h tying Itolcn .Flhs. of raw fugar, the Fro po ty of James Cranack. The prnfeciiint . 11.iftd, that on the 23d ofpne t o te pri!.)ner came nn hoard his thip to work a.; a lutnper, laid he would do for his viettials only. On Th.: .I.oi of July he was detedted in con cealing a hag of fug ir in the caboufe. He eon felfed the theft, but ftid he had taken it for a fea flock. He then gave him in charge to the Police Officers, and fent the fugar with him. Mr. Gatty, the ftirve.yor of the Thames Police, faid, that he had taken the ptifoncr and the. fugar The prifoner, in his defence, raid, that he was an American, and had no friends in this country; that the book-keeper on board the (hip laid that the men mi : , ,ht take fome fttgar as a fea The pi ironer took fume fugar, and was going to flow it away in the top, but the book-keeper told him it would be difeovered there %ellen the velfel came to be overhauled, when file had landed her car,;o. He accordingly put it in the cahoufe, 'where it was found. He did not take the fugar with any bad intention, but merely as a common allowance for a lea flock.—Cu.lty. ginner Demtfler, a Grenadier in the 2d Regiment of Foot Guards, for felonionfly ilealing a child's cloth drefs and a pair of gaiters, valued at ss. the property of William Newton. The Prokcutor, it appeared, keeps a clothes fale flsp in jermyn-flreet. On the evening of the zgth of June, as he was returning home, he oblerved two foldiers (landing at his door, and by their de meanour he judged their intentions to be improper; he accordingly kept back, and watched their nun. tions ; the prifoner very leiforely took the articles (fated in the indiElment, winch were hanging at the door, and put them into his cap : the protect. tor then came up, charged him with what he had done, and took the things from him. He was afraid to apprehend him, the prifoner being a flout man, and nu :alliance near at hand.—He accord. ingly Inffered him to depart. Illwever, he very Coon after fawn fcrjeant, to whom he related the circumflance, and dcfcrihed the perfon of the prifoner:—the Serjeant laid fomething of his be ing an old offender, and promifed he fhould be taken care of; accordingly, he loon after took him into cullody. The material part of the profecutor's teltimony eras corroborated by a perfon who was coming through the !beet at the time,and law the prifoner put the articles into his Grenadier's cap, as well as the firbiequen: •arts of the tranfaelion. The prifoner in his ckfence told a long Rory, the applicable part of which to the cafe was, that his ;mention was to buy the cloaths for his friend's fon; accordi!.!is took down the articles to examine them, but he denied that he depofitcel them in his tap. A witnefs appeared to his charafter, one of the Serjtants c:lhis own C:ompanv, who gave him a good charaeler as a Soklitr ; hut as to his private thardner,honelly, &c. he erlild fay nothing about it. The Jury had no hclitation in finding the pri foner Gorge &:yer, for haling, on the tyth of June, tw' live ducks, value 4s. the property of Joreph L.iwfon. _ _ . This pattictilar kind of cafe, unaccountably in tereited the auditory in confidcrahle degree. Ac cordingly they were tematUhly attentive, and ft-. venal came in purrofely to hear it. The circum ltances were hi t. by these :—Ti:e Profecutor is a farmer a few miles from London : on the morn ing of the 1-,th of June, very early, one of his lons was alarmed by a noife. in the yind, and Cie cry ing of diack%; the pet fon alludcd to hilt:lndy awoke hi.brt•thet,and lo..king out at one of the v.indows they law the hifi•tier in the aft of getting over tlt gate, and t' 1' a fuck in his hand: they ptir, flied hum, and in the ptirfu:t let-(all the la( k : —they overtook I and on charging him with hi, conelot, he taid he was only looking for a place to he d0w,..-I'o the interrogatory, ‘, Then why did you run away ?" no antwcr was made. The lack %%as 1,,t111(1 to contain two duck, belong ing to the Ptofecittor. The Pu ifoner was takt n about too yards florn Mr. Lawfon's preinires. th•cks an.! tuck were delivered to a conflable, in ortiLt t , i k• cp them in the tift:al way for the pm - - role of 6611. 4 in:tit identification ; hut the ofil•Ir havitig nu cooveniency for the keeping of ducks, requeiled ale Prosecutor to take charge of the fettliett .1 property natil the day of trial.—This eirconotaitee cteated lime difliculty„in the way cf ttion, but which at lilt was got over to the 1365...it:1i0n of the Court and Jury, after a doe inveitigation drat effential print. The Ptifonees defence was merely a denial of the charge. No Witneffes appeared Inr him. The Li•illltDEß, conlideting the cafe !port and clear, did not fia-mally recapitulate the evidence. The Juts found the Prif•ner Ann 1.4 hi caking and emering the apart mous of Mal y and i'lltrhe Yates on the night of e t.„,,. ,w,,v all their a lothes moftmakerc, and lived near Cofv:;:11-11reet ; that they tynited their door, and went to bed about ten o'cforb:, and when they waked abut feven they ftaind their door open, and all the wearing appa rel they wore the day before gone ; that upon : . I Vng this informati,,n to a young man who lodg ed in the Bone bottle, he went in fearch of the •h'ef, and 1..!:711 her the flone morning, with part t,t• their clatli,:s t.n Thomas Bell ilatcd his gt..ii%t to let i•al old clothe. Ih.ps, and that he met the Golden•lan , :, with l'it:rbe Yates's gown nit. which he knew pet leafy. A confl.tble pro duced ail the clothti which were Itolen, part was proved to have b:en 1i by the prifoner that morning. The Jury found her Guilty.—The kidge inquired if the was known, and was inform ed, floc was an old offender in that way, and had once received fentence of trant - portation. She is :Mitt forty yeat s of age. Ir!I;v7, Clew, a 7enteel young man, for ftcaling pewter pots. From the evidence of John Knight, a publican, it appeared that the prifoner belonged to a Society of Odd Fellows, held at his house, and after the meeting broke up, this young man and two others came into the bar, where they con- i tinned thinking till near one o'clock; the prifoner being left alone, he found means to conceal two gum t pots and a meatitre, which were found upon him. He made a very polite addrefs to the Court tad Jury—lamented his having belonged to the Society held at this man's hook, its which he laid he had imprudently (pent a great deal of money, and was In much in liquor at the time, that he did not know how the pots got into his pockets, &c. The Jury, after tinding him Guilty, recommended him to the met cy of the Court. j. Albany, for ftealing a waiacoat and other ar ticles, the property of J. Tealdale. for !leafing zolb. of iron nails, the property of Matthew Wharton. j IC t ion, for Ilealing a jacket and other artizles the propert!. of J. Ye; e. F. , for haling a bridle, the property cf S. Wimboll. 7. Hurled, for flealing a piece of beef, value Bs. the property of J. Gould. 7. Gilla, for Ruling two (hirts, the property of A. Aulltn. ▪ Ca, fur flealing a linen sheet, the pro. perty of 'l. Etheringtr.n. Mary Wary, for flealing a plow plane, and other :articles, the property of J. Harvey. • Williamfm ' for (leafing fix pair of (hoes, the propel ty of K. Bond. D. Yana:, for Reviling a filver watch, the pro perty of Ann Mactsintoth. And t; wets acquitted, among whom join Bdter, Pin Schilknger, and Thoirtu Sharp, were indicted for flealing four gallons of rum, the property of Jofeph Fawcett. Thomas Walker fworc, that he belonged to the Thames Police-Office, and was on duty on the river on the 28th of June ; lie pallid the New Crane,' Shadwell, where tere was a lug boat grounded; he was palling about eight o'clock in the evening, and obferved Sharp walking along a coal barge. He went to the Office, and came down by land, and faw him remaining ; Bolter was with him fitting upon a trough at the head of a puncheon. Schillenger then joined them, and after a little converfation they pulled off in the boat. The witnefs then got a boat and followed them, and boarded them near Execution . Dock, when a bladder of rum was taken from under Sharp. He faw three more under the heads of the caftts. He then fent for the Infpeaor of the Thames Police. Upon his arrival they examined the heads of the calks, and four of thrm appeared to have been pierced with a fpoil, which were recently flopped tip. The prifoners were then conditeted afhore to the Office. Upon his crofs. examination he Paid he never faw the calks gauged either before or fince the robbery. The Recommit upon this interrupted the proce. dure by remarking, that upon fuch evidence it was impoflible to proceed, notwithtlanding he be lieved the profecution to be well founded. The Jury inflantly found the prifoners—Not Guilty. The Recommit then addreffed the prifnners,tand remarked that their offence was highly al:,,gravat ed, as two of them were officers of the revt.nue.— They ought to have recolleacd that two excife of ficers luticred death for a fimilar offence not very long ago ; and had the prefent cafe been made out, it would have been the bounden duty of the Court to have tranfported them. NO. 26, CORNHILL—Mcfrrs. HORNSBY and Co. acquaint the Nobility and Gentry that the Drawing of the Lnglilh Lottery commences in a few Days, and from the numerous Orders they have received trom all Parts of the United Kingdom, they make no Doubt but the whole of the 24,c00 'l'ickcts which the Lottery entrails of will be thortlydifpoied of ; Hos N salt and Co. therefore beg Leave to re• m:11.1 their Friends and the Public to he Ipeedy in their Purchafes, and humbly ti,licit their Favours. —N. B. Tickets and Shares will daily advance in Price. SIR l'H. At Abbeyedle, county Rofcommon, the LaJy of the Rea. Thom'. Blakeney, of a .on and hcir. MARkUtill. Ou Thurfday, at Lefton, 1-I , .refurtifhire, the Rcv, it.hu Lilly, r , :,ttur of Stoke Lacy, in that county, and Fellow at Merton Col lege, Oxford, to Mifs Freeman, cidelt daughter of John Free- ULM, Efq. of Litton. On the 13th init. Mr. James Bell, much...tit, Gl.ifnow, to 'Mils Janet Hamilton, daughter of the late Rot. John Hamil ton, minifter of Cathcart. On Saturday fenilight, at Mcrrion-(quart, Dublin, by foe vial licence, by hi; Grace, the Arehbifhbp of Dublin, the Right H , n Lord Hunally, to Mifs Tran, only diti ht.r to the late IN.minick That, Efq. and riee..: to the late En I of Clare. 1)11'1). On Saturday ll'iright. at Andover, Mr. Fennell, the feniur NIL mber ut that Corporation, aged Ps. On Monday fennig:,t, at the King's Arms Inn, Oxford, on her return from Briitul, Lady Cullen, relief of the late Vifentint Cullen, of Ruatton Hall, Northatoptonfliire. I.att ly, liitifickl, Mrs. Forreft, rebel of the late Admiral', !Wren., of hinfield, ti, rka. Lately, at the th a r Inn, Wallingford. in the t 9.1 i year of her age, after a long laid painful illnefs, Milk Ann Powell, niece to Mrs. Eldexfield of the above Inn. • . ..a. Liverpool. in LO/ mew MAR ICE r.c. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, !MX 19. iI.ETURN of lA , 1 i EAT iw Mark-kutc, inc:uding may (tun .. the ;th M July to the t. , th of July, Total--7107, Q2arters. Average (Ss. 94. is. 7.61 higher than tail retuns. PRICE OF HOPS. I Kent 41 C$ to 71 os) A Kott 51 sc., to -I 56? i si.i . ..ex 51 cs to 61 so. , n Stares 51 IDs to (1 it. , I Elicit 51 us •to 61 Os r 4 Farn. 71 0. to bl 8,3,i, SIITHIeI Ell), July 19. To flak the u!"f4l—ter autte of Rib. Beef - 45 6,1 to 5s 8d Veal -4 , 61 10 Fs 4d Mutton -5s od to 5s Ild Pork -t, 01 to 46 0 lamb ss od to 6, 8,1. Stock at Market this monting,llealls s;oo, Sheep and Lambs IG.OOI. NEWGATE and I.F.ADENHAI.I., July 19. Per Pon.: of sib. by the catc.tfe. Beef 4s cxl to 5s ct Veal 4s od to 64 cc Mutton 4s 6d to ss 2d Pork 5s od to 6s od Lamb 45 4(1 to 6s od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, Jr.'y 19. Smithfield. St. Ji•ine,',. N% littcchwel. Hay 4 1.7, to 6/5 I 4 /0 oto 7 12 •I 4 53 oto 7 7 0 itr.,w 1 0 tol S 2 8 oto 3 o ti. 1 1 £ 4 ..:o 2 1 c Cluv‘r 6 oto 7 7 16 so o to d 0 • COALS, July t? Deft Coals in the Pool, 2c. cd per Ckaldrua. Delivered 2i. I 1.. cd. IL 17.. ad. o.4lveretl 21. 6s. cd. TURNIP SOWING, AND A DISCOVI KY. GI eat German Fiehl Tti!.;;;s. Whoever 11 has them in the M ILtohure,le Towns on the Elbe, ku w their fuperior five and cxceleiice This fort :!iscs the iifuul qu rn iy be town even in dry weather; 'dards unin!umd through the fever& winter, And is Po peculiarly tweet that cattle of all. elferiptions eat it w:th the pre:teft Avidity, !kitten on it to A.drnirAtion in much Ida time than it csnimonly w d. Ba t a containing Seed for Four Acres tcs. 61. Prii.ted Partiert,rs Difeuvery which focures the abfolutc certainty Ma Turnip Cr.p are inelufed in the 13..g5. t. The Etaai Af..i.:an Endive. The Leaves arc Broad, full of tubttance, and fwect as a Summer Lettuce. For whiteners und ciifpnefs utere is nu other fetch Sallad in Na ture. The Plants are often the film of middling Cabbages. 1. Antwerp Celery, grows three filet high, and fly or eight inches round. its flavour is peculiarly tiers, and it remains in ill perktlion hitt in Coe S; rim Titian other forts are unfit fur ufe. 3. The Nnrth American Kale, bears the fevertit trolls of Canada and Labr.ulor. It makes the Inuit delicious Winter Greens In the world, boils as green as the fpringing grafi, and is (west as Afparagus itfclf. Each of their are as. 64. a packet. The Malta Ce!Hower ' New Spanifd Cofs l . ctuce, and ..ge Italian Broooli, withfeveral other new sad curious Seeds for Gardens. Sold at Crocker's, St. A.ll23ltiedreor, Pall-mat )is Credit. Fay Pottage. I NI- ALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of tilts molt excellent REMEDY is fo certain of it; Efficacy having never failed in a variety of Cafa, antes, if it dues not eradicate the Corn,, root and brands, TO RETURN TH E Ms) Nt Y. It will,on application, take °lithe Infhunmat hut in a few bows, and deftroy etre:Au:4ly de: Maligrity without the lealt hazard ; Printed Directions lealed up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re • putatit.n in Germany, and has been fold in Load= upwards of Fifty Years, with the geratAt reputation. Sold Who!dale and Retail by T. A:mil, No. r, Fingh-lane. Dear the Royal rr;ch.:nge; and alio by Mr.Da), No. 7, Tavif tock-Rrect ; Mr. Willer, No. 39, St. lana.A.%-Greet ; Mr Swine)), No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 334, Holorn; and Jchoult and Co. No. Is°, Oxfordeftreet. At Brute!, by Bulsin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printtrs. Bath, By btxilfellcr, and Rofoman, p..rfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jena ,bookreller Portfmoutit, Mr. Motley. bookfeller. n IiPLORALLE DECAYS and WEA K. NESSES, bruught as by diffipated pleafures, hard drink ing, and too powerful cooties of Mercury (the bane of health,) kruducing diftreffing pains in the Back andl.:lns,Trcniblints, Feeblenels, Horrors of the Mind, Nervous Deaf ncfs, &c. &e. are cured by HUNTEICS RESTORATIVE BALSAM of Lira and Heaxra, well known upwards of 20 yrars for its ineflimable virtues. As a recent proof of its great efficacy, a Gentleman of rank, for an alarming Weakncfs,had beat under the care of an eminent Surgeon feveral months, without obtaining any relief, was curedia a few days by this Reßorative Medicine. Nume rous Gentlemen in , imilar fituations have received equal bene fit ; ur Short, this Reitorative Medicine is now in fuck repute, as to be recommended by many of the Faculty. A Pamphlet on its Virtues, with a Lilt of litiportant Cures, may be had of the Venders. Sald at \Vatic's Medicine Warchoufes, No. t 63, Fleet-Rrect, end No. 5,3, Old Bond-Greet; Tutt's NVarchoufc front en. trance Royal Exchange ; Shaw, No, 74, Borough ; B acon, Ox ford-ltrtet ; and by all Bookfellers and Venders of Medicines in Town and Country; price 6s. 3d. the (mall Box; larur Boxes, containing the quantity of fix (mall, may be bad for l Is. u made up for the Army, Navy, and others. WHEN kirufeflional Men of education and re fpeaGbility deviate from the general fyftem by the fit ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued fueerfs is the hell criterion of fuperinrity. Eight years have I devoted my praalce to the exclufive treat meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsfulrefult rat my plan gives tee additional ardour to oppofe as far 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 u an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of PraCtice to rercuc individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the eloally dam genius pre, ipitancy of /sacral Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprize every (Pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long &radar. —idly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariiing from the bahits Scl , mdboys, or Cie indulgence of mature age, and hilly that de rangement of the fyllem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafui are the refult of ignorance or bane In the treatment of a Pimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pen. that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints arc eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may prefume to offer a radical re-ettablifhment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dilkrt.fs In the &Order coniiared with tl:. calamitous fituations of Men.whe from irdidrence iva SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie•. tics of a mthicrable Life, acquire that hate of Debility whit& 1. the unavoidable confequence of filch pernielnus habits. Where the unhappy I.lfcrer broads over his ntlfery, but care Lilly cot,c,sil. his misfortune, it may be route confolation for him to know, that :,ithough it be an object of dorht or unecr :limy with other Practitioners, the rem o val of thefe DEFt- CIF.NCIL, by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire niesit of my txperieree. If t h e rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early cmmteradticiti of this languid date, and In thee cafe. Ito great difficulties will occur. BM where this Deficiency has for ycirseaffted. a proper Pet - reverence isiudifpettlibly requifite to r,:vive the fiumbring (park, of Life, ansl to re-at iriate the Conflitution. MARRILD WeMEN, who have long been difappointed in their expedlations of a Family, may be allured, that in aloft initanres fuch deeds are cwabiebyMedical SkilL 'rhe SECRECY which is fo elTuntial witty undertaking, and the Quaiification• which 1 bavc prefunted to 'late, form chi Baba at my Prof:ohms, and irt cointidence with futh this intl. oration is given, that Mr It ma.. be confuttedp*onally (or by letters inciofing a (mall note) at h is Louk, Nuay, Aruo del-ftreet, Strand, near Ten:We-Bor. There Is an additional entrance in Water-arect adjolab g A WORD OF ADVICE. '1"1-IE celebrity which the AN;liscnv. Ttcl)l.lp c , firP. invented by the late Fa „et; I V Soho-fgaire, have, through a reties of fuese•l••••ni r: zoni••• riots acquired, particularly in Nervous. I :iites• Rheuntric Complaints, renders it an incumite,t •'.uty cf :••e prefent Proprietors to protedl the h altii of .'te t,, t h e utinoft of their power, by cautioning uh a:t t't ;,. of a fpurious compulitian ; a line of conil , elt 1 :; „.4 to adopt from a Icntinit nt exetit well a, a i .a!•s• e:ir ovea pc:fat:al r:ghts. Msdieinc i. Noly ea t i., Dif?,:afari: 36 aLove, and ea.:!.. E. t:u .•••,e,l 'Ail, Lilt of Cafts, an ample Bill of DiredLatts, a..d the Aullsor's rt..atii.: on Litt, Goat, etc. By p.'rntiuri an et rtit aouars of the itantp OfGee, a Ramp, pri.:tel in lea:lc t It, is a!ixed to tact% battle, with the w ads, „„ . I No. 15, tinho-friti ioc," " By the. 'COT:- nt," ca 'hi Bill. and U'rapprtr, tliet the l'ordt r may he ennviw, of Lk:in fupplied with the gettultc Sorks at 56• 411.1 tl. 29. COI., duty in laturlon, 6 ) F. Dic...y and !•otton, NA ray, Bart: I loward Cluing and Ilattlar, E. Newls..ry, Bacon, liasley, 1; ku ard„irosrtle, Wade, Swing, Nidlia. :..'dCock:, I ut toe riormilsonly by Clark, No. 269. any. L. :••!: . Ast, No. 'i'o Fl'l,l ILD with GOUT i 4. , 4 1, 1 `HOUGH tht great Sir F.t.t'Ard i:ez..l to -Z- fay, that " the Gout was the 0,;:wArivve.,:0di.,r,4,".... that h., in phiio Euellh—" the Difgraue of di: :acuity:" an,g Dr. Wird swl!ild only of t:mpurary obi; if a confirmed lehLumatifm yet. c..tild 1.0.. o; the 7vleilical rif iri•ni the ..1‘..1.1 Dr. h.:s:ea is perftrif.!:.l, from never failint th.t. tht:r.loh:;ll.. ntJa at t eir Rcrtirreaiun, would not:lin:I to th , ir tion pt the iniriculuus Life Ct. Waich have Mk: of NI.R.VOUS w!bicli, ire the have wrihir.ht foci w and Rheumatic will 1.414.4: caul*: rp ;ilia pra; tur him, as its Irschtor, as lonz as tho r,-.itern!!rav,e of ti .4: 1 1 :c1 re Ted can puff.bly be tcnib'e on Kik w. R E, of his Nipjelly's Gun-Veil:l Et x u., 1 , Sir—lt is with inlitiire fitisfaction th: ex:eis knee oh your 13chanical Syrup, which his rx".irely frm the moil excruciating Rheumuie Pains and contrs!oa of the Join's, which I have been itili:ted with upwards •1 tea months. 'Lie alfured I ;hill re:annum; your saluahle chros to the iirinoft of my liciwor.—i remain, Sir, your v a7 obedient bumble fervant, I.h.ut. W. PAIt.DO, Plymouth Dock, July aoo. Wittcfs to the above Cure—l. Contlon, Printer ..rd Ste. tiorhr, N 0.32, Fore-Rreet, Plymouth JOHN HODWOOD, late lervant to Mr. Y. Simpron, id the Role Inn, Sittiugbourn, was for a kligilt of ti:n. mod rattly alflided with a rheumatic cumplainf, which preached to paralytic,to fuch a degree as to deprive him enure life of his limbs, which re. , dered hint inc7,3lJle cf wali. ing or following his bufinefs; in thi: debilitated lime he:•;p1-1 to fevers! of the molt eminent of Vie Faculty v.itliout • encing the halt fhadow of benefit ; but by beirzt firm:r..;; re commended by feveral of his friends to Dr. braium's N. rvces Cordial, purchafed at Mr. John Barnard's, beokfelicr, bourn, is now perfectly rellored to his for,iicr he Ith and vie gour, is enabled to follow his bufinefs as dna! wittern feeling the lealt fvmptoms of the above complaint, and is new coach man t• Mr. Nick. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittingt-.ara emelt. JOHN HOD .'."( Witneres to the above Care—Mr. V. Si:' ;fan, Mott<r of the Rofe Inn, Sittingboum; Mr. John ilatnard Btrobrid!et. Mrs. Jcwel,Grocor, Wood-Rreet, n.ar th , .• laroo rtn3. was aTicled 6 years with a Complieidion of DiErd.-rs whlelt tlic Ikill of feveralperfons in the profeffi in; berhntly w is [welled in a violent manner, fo inevit as to be coned! y tome a Bilious complaint, tc. her 141 were iu ( Lic h a, fituation as the antics to fpread over the at time 7 tic n 211 efraid front an opine:Rion in her br,nft, of bedig chalked toe want of breath. in this condition her i.ecante Mircel, iva bopelais of any relief from Medicine, but ap plying to Dr. BROUUM, was perfectly recovered by hls VOUS CORDIAL. Any rerfun tineiticeing thr AU! hentirit7 of the above, may, by application, or by letter (pelt-paid), melte full fatisfiscUoa. The BO I'ANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to he had at the DoZtor's Houle, No. 9, Aibion-ilrcet, 7 1/ours from the Leverian Mufeum, Blaekfriar's Bridge, in bottle' at 11. 6d.—and ye. 61. Alfa of and Co. (late Bacon), No. tyo, Oxford-ftreet ; Tutt, Royal ;'.xchanie ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Pant's Church-yard; Boulton, Royal Exchange; 1\ I r. Coc.kcll's 71/Icdicinewarehoufe, No. 229, Strand; Go:Jing„ W:ialefale 141alicine Vender, No. 2, CC ob ; and ley molt Beukfilers and Medicine Vendcrs in the three kingdoms. •,,"co thole Ladies and Gentlemen bordering se the Bate of Matrimony, the Oudtor would particularly recommend the Botanisal syrup, prier to their appearance before the Altar et Hymn, who are in the fotallcit degree apprehen6ve of the Syf ten cot kin entirely feund, sr !Wojcik se retaliations et this felids. VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, New - Bridge-troll DEAR SIR London. ' IT is wit h the molt heartfelt fatisfitaion that I ad drcfs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Modicine—Ltax es Paws NT PILLS.III the fpring of this year I had the misfortune to comraet a Venereal Compliant, attended with the molt alarming and dangerous frnyttou; us afmuch,that I have been manned to ;ay room for a whole swoosh together, and not able to (lir out of it; I had no real night nor day, and fuffered the molt excruciating pain and torment, and what was ftiU work, my Eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could fearce difcern any object, If ever fa dole to me, and eau peeled nothing lets than the total lofsot my light.—From a Malt. 'smithy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere Ihadow, and an object of pity and compalLon.—My friends h.id ,digivea me over, and thought my recovery impuflible. In this &entail hate, and expecting every minute to be my lal h) this world, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try year Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, and been at an enormous expellee, it was Some time before I could be prevailed on to take them; at lift I fent for Gx boxes, and before I had taken them all, 1 found confiderahle benefit; my pains gradually decreafcd,and my eye-fight grew better, and to the great furprize and altentiranzeut of all my friend!, (after LA. ng three boxes more), my health and ftrenglis was perfectly re (toted, and I am now, (thanks to my Gun and your invaluable ItiLshcines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your obliged humble (errant, R. L. LEIGH. High-erect, Birmingham, Nos ember x, 1799. You are at full liberty to publifh this in any manner yeti think proper, for the benefit of fociety at large, and which i aid have feat you fooner,but was fearful of a relapfe. The absveMedicine is earneltly recemmended to all perfous that arc in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Vet• nerealAffedtion, particularly to thofe about altering their con dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long handing, or however difguife,l undo the appearance of other diforders it may be ; for Se , rhutic. Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, it is alfu reclnuitemisd to be taken, efpecially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prcparc.l and fold by the foie Proprianr, 'I'HO Nl.tb TAT I.olt. Isternher of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his hoafe, 9, New Bridge-arort; where he will visa. Ad vice, without a Fee, to perfons taking theft: Pilk, and will 311- fwer patients Letters, if port paid, on the fame clams, ..iifers.- iug ill all cafes the molt inviotible Sez:zey, no Pei - foil's named:* cafe having been mentioned, but at their own particular rryutt by the Proprietor, during the conrfe of more than 35 yetis, that he has had the conduet of an cxu.illive talc of the above nicsii cine,and the praelice arifiog therefrom. They arc afro fold by his appsiatment, at the Perituner% No. 3c, St. Alban's-liner, Pall-Mall; Mr. Robertson's I (bop, No. sO3, Oxford Rivet ; hlr. Stsers, rookfelkr, Nu. Union-rove, Little Tower-Hill; and by one l'erfon in tray cunfiderable town in i.nglaad, in Boxes of only 25. gd. each Pealed up with full and plain Directions. HIGH WA - PER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-Y.OKRGW, Morning is minutes after 6 Aftiximon 41 minutes after 6 LONDON: Etir.t:.%l for the Proprietors. by JOHN 1V Nil.: (of Carnaby-ttreet) at the TAP PI INTING•OrF IC E. No I. Carey-Brat; an.l publifhed by LEVEL IC 1 . NT (of C. n• t=bury-place, Lantheth), at No I. Carey-atreet, acki at the wa-Onrcs. Tenrlle-flar : to whkh °Dice all commits* A I