Star. — London, England, 1805-01-10 00:00:00

OLD 11:11Lk.r. Ycnerday the Scflions commenced at the 01,1 Wry, befnte rise Right Hon. the Lott!) Meri.v, )te LORD CHIEF B*im, Mr. "JIII , iCt RCOICE, Mr. LAwetwca, the lltc:mtak, &c. when ts‘L•nty pri6 , ners were tried, two of wht.w w,re se.nvitted, viz. Mary . 7olvillont, who was indifteel for Dealing in a dwelling /mule, a coat, two wailicoars, two pair of breeches, tour thins, four neck handicete:.iefs, a Bible. a hat, three yards of coat fe Se ,ts haen, and a pair of flings, the property of Andrew Th ,, rlititn. The prolecutor Dated, that he w as a led in a hnufe, No. 152, Swallow-fireet. On the ;?th of November he went out about leven in the meriting. : having locked his door, and deposited tl.e key in the ulna) place, the (ilia a stair window, for the ter ea ot t to go in to make his bed. In the room he 1:11 wink, containing the articles enumerated in the in- diame,:t. The trunk he left unlocked, and on go ing up to bed, at eleven o'clock, be difc , tvered leis " calleet tifie.l, and g. treaftit e He had ne ver feen the prifoner in the Thomas Deni;zlit. contlable ot St. James's paiith, &Covered the pi ironer at a h.' ii ilrewerdlreet. lie kat died and hound twelve keys in her pal:llion,' winch the fait the get at an old iron limp. He ob i:A i a warrart, and fearched her apartment in KitTg-ltre::t, Seven Dials, where he found a neck handkerchief, milked A. T. anti he al 1O fund the profecutor's e. braces. Ile tried the lock of the pi ofecutor' , room y.ith fe,nre of the keys found on the prifone!. and two of the vi opened the door. The profecut. , r, who is a Caledonian, was then e.dled up. Ft: (wore pofitivciy to the neck hand lerchief, thefiine , s, and to the piece , f linen. lie fwore to the latter, both (tom the quantity and the. trali • tv, as it xas part of a web fent him from Scotland by his mother. Ile aeded, that he had been in :he habit all his lire of %waling his mottyr's linen, mean linen of his ntothti's The prifoner, by her dia'• tt, alio fne s :d that fhe was a r lIIVC of N'rth Britain ; indeed both the and the I.refecutor feemed to have keen darling objets with refpeCtive mothers, as Johnflone declared the piece of linen to be her own property, being part of a piece of fheeting fent to her by her mother in Scotland. The handkerchief found in her room the declared to have been left there by apetTon whohad Dept with her, but whom the did not know. She was • the mother of two children, was again pregnant, and threw herrelf on the-mercy of the Court, potitively denying any knowledge of the robbery. The Jury found the prifoner Guilty—Death. Richard Hayward was indi&ed capitally, under Lord Eilenborough's Al, for cutting and Dabbing, with intent to kill or maim Benjamin Chantery, on the 28th of 08oberlall. Our readers will recollee, that this prifoner was tried the Scißons before laD, upon a fimilar charge of wounding a lady, named Wilfon, at the fame time and place, and capitally convicted. The cir cumstances of the cafe &only were, that as Mr. C•impley, a Purveyor, had taken a houfe in Thayer. flrect, into which fome furniture bad been fent by Mr. NVilton, an upholiterer, on the 27th ; but from app.:arances obletved on the evening of the 28th, ..1 the furniture being moved from their places, it was ItirpeCled that crime - thieves 'had got into th: trout', ; »rid, in the evening Mt s. Wilfon, with a La.!! , her ft iend, and a Mifs Jenkins, fat in a win dow in the oppoftte houfe of a Mr. Williamfon, to watch if any perfon entered. About (even o'clock at ) Kin lights in ihe houfe. Mrs. Wilfon ran haf lily ~v, r, abet knocked loudly at the door, when it was reel-ntly opened, and two men ruffled out, one re •n was the prifuncr, and with a fhort iron o i r.w he had in his hand, he defperately Hided Mrs. He turned to the right, and ran off; and ti:ion the cry of .4 flop thief!' he was met by Mr. Heary Milford, merchant of Crutched-Friars, who attempted to frize him, but he Druck at Mr. head ; fricume.tely, however, he milled it, .0 the blow fell on his thigh, tore his breeches, I,y-aeA his Wit. Mr. Holford (truck him is, ' , ire:, fell, but got up again, and ran down yii,nota-Litic. Mr. Holford purfued him, a:,d out to the. prefent profecutor, Chantery, ho neami at the dont to Itop him. Chantery at ter] p ..ei to the Co. prifoner ran acrofs the Dreet to him, but fell, and Chantary seized him : but or. his getting lip, he tie uck Chantery with the crow, and fra6turcd his fkoil, cutting a piece of the bone cI4 n out. Chancery, nevertheletS, held him fait, until he was affitted by Mr. Snu'vien, a n, igl.- boutiog butcher, to convey him to the watch-houfe. Chantery was himfeif conveyed to Middlefex Hap'. tal, wh.ne he has lingered near fix weeks under the furgical care of Mr. Parrott. Twelve or fourteen fragments of the float were extraaed from the wooc(i, and more ate Dill coming out. Mifs ,;::skins, Mr. Williamfon, Mr. Holford, Mr. Chantery, and Surgeon Parrott feverally proved thcfe Lea,. ; and the Court, with the moll circum- Dantial suinutenefs, interrogated Mr. Parrott, as to whether the piece of the Dtull appeared to him to have been broken off, as by the blow of an obtufe intli unieht, or cut out by a fharp one, when Mr. Parrott was politive of the latter. The Jury found the prifoner Guilty—Death. Jobe iidward Mahon, and 7vin Randold, thee talltionablc v en-or cfred young men, were in dieted with the London prifoners tot robbing Mr. Lodge of Isl. ; when Mr. Gurney moved the Court to pat off their trial till next Scilinns, upon the affi davtiorf .a principal sei Ids in their f trout- being ab • f-nt. • In this aindavit . they alfo complained of hav ing been detained in cl. , fe cuftody in the Houle of Correftinn fwce November tall, !Ind not being te , ed t r fee tor coofith Heels i'olicitors till they were re moved t i New: ; ate fur.ttial on the 3 d i n ,t. Thi s m „ t i„, r);olfed by Mr. Knapp and Mr. , a- Connie! t'or the prolectition, and alter .•!.fervations front Rec:lrdcr, their trial was pat off till the fir It day of next &Mom. And ten were cot viiled of felonies, viz. Cletrlts, irdS Chi iAopher Culp-for Dealing three pound:, .!item tierces of jalap, value los. the pu rer:), ot V. Libr:rw; J. Blare, fur Dealing eight kosls, valve: ss. the property of J. P:aty ; Ann Spit' le, tor t:Laling a cloth coat, and other articles, t;.e prove,ty or J. Luyar ; D. !ravage, for Dealing ~nd other ut act: 3, the proper ty of T. Powell ; Jane Tact, for leallng one habli.fhirt, and other aaides, tiost property of W. H. Bouteville ; T. Jones, for dealing four pair of lhoes, fix pair of liocaings, and other articles, the property of J. Willan and Co. ; J. Sparrow, for itcaling the car cafe of a thee!), the property of C. and M. Scales ; J. In:e, to embezzling eleven Wiling:, the property of his malt,r, W. Stapleton ; W. Collier, tot Ilea : infr a cructland, two cruets, &c. the property of J. Burn. 1141;:ani Skip/don, a boy of 13 years of age, was ca pitaiiy it.uifted tor haufe breaking. It appeared, that on the 6:11 of September lel, about f:ven iu the evening, the prifoner was deteftei in conveying a piece of farfnet through a broken pane of glair, in the (hop window of the pro f:color, nerds Francis, a filk mercer. Upon his a; , preheniirin he dropped the piece, and at:cmptrd ti. hi, elcapt. The evidence not being full.ierit 1,, pr. :ye that 1!., was. the perfun who broke the pane ci glal-, the Jury found him Guilty of llealiog, but r.oz of houfe breaking. And ei.!ht were acquitted, among whom Kichard .S'n:ith was indieled for (leafing in a dwell i,ig-houle two rl. notes, the property of P. Aria aionct, cn the 29th of Dv:ember lag. The prosecutor and a party of friends were drink ing punch and playing at earth at a public honk, when the pt if 'her came in, and challenged the party to play with him for two pounds. The landlord of fered to play him a rubber, it, at i:s termination, he would leave the 'knife. The landlord gained the firlt game, and the prifoner Bopped in the middle rd . the Second, being afraid of toting it. He demanded the (lake he haedepofited, which was in the cuflody of a Mr. Cooper, confilling of a al. note. He demand ed his Money from feveral people, and, among the reit, from the prolecutor, who fuo:ifoly pulled out I his own notes, and declared ha had not the pin) net's property. The prifoner matched tno 11. notes out of the profecotor's hand, and reftskd reflituti ,, it for a lung time, when he laid he would restore the money next morning, and ten pounds betides, pro vided he would not take the law of him. The pro fecutor added. he did it.st know whether Cooper had rellored the pi ifilel'a money or not. Mr. Justice Roos' direEted the Jury to acqnit the prifoner. Such a tranfaetion could not be called ei ther a robbery or a lie ling.—Not Guilty. frlarth Ryan was c pi ad y iudiFted, for affaulting Sufannith Wand, on tne King's high way, putting her in fear and danger e f her life, and taking trout her one Mgl.t cap, one wluden box, containing feven pawnbroker's duplicates, and one thilling, the pro- Nrty of IVilliam Wand, bet bufband. Sufannah Wand &pored, that on the 27th of No vember, between ten and eleven at night, the was going on a metragc, through Brook Itreet, Ratciiff highway : and that the prifoner met her, and took from her pockets a night cap, a box, containing du plicates, and a !billing ; the never law the prifoner before, and did not call out. On her ads-examination, fhe Paid the fhilling was in her hand, and that the was going to buy tome gin for a friend, who was lick, but could not have been drunk, as km had drank but one gist's ut gin, and fume beer. Brown, the otscer, who apprehended the prifoner, laid he fent IT him, and he came to him, and tit tt levelling him, he found a (mall wooden box, con• taining fume duplicates, and that he had feized a pair of blankets, which the prifiner had redeemed from the pawnbroker, where the profccutor had pledged them. Albert Nicholls, the pawnbroker, Paid, that prifo ner had, on the morning of the 28th of November, redeemed the blankets from him, and told him be had bought the duplicates. Shortly after, the wo. malt came and toid Mai to iiup the duplicates, as the had irtiorpl!ti them our of her pocket. Mr. Jultice Lawitrocs reprefented to the Jury the different contradietions in the teitimpny of the pro. fecutor, and that it war probable the prifoner had found the box, and had not lsoutity enough to re turn it. He was acqui.:ed. CGRO.V Sl. ZUESTS. An Inquifitinn w held on Monday lan, before Mr. Clronei for the county of Middiefez, in the tura Shott,litch, on view of the body of W. Cohen. Werter Smith, a lad aged ts, depofed that on Fri day laft he was with another lad acrofs the fields from bhoreditch to Hackney-road ; that in a field near the l3un-houfe, called the Fourteen Acres, he difcovered the deceated, lying in a narrow ditch, in which theta was about a foot depth of water, with his face downwards. He was much alarmed, and ran to Come men who were at work in a clay•pit near, who affilled in taking the body out. He was quite dead. John May Paid he had formerly lived as coachman with W. Mainwaring, Efq. but of late had refided in Bloomlbury. He had known the deceafed for eight years pall, and believed him to be upwards of sixty years of age. He faw him on Thurfdal , morn ing laft, about eleven o'clock, when he Paid he was' going to the Roman Catholic Chapel; he returned home no more, but was met by a fervant of Dr. Franks,about fix o'clock the fame evening, to whom he laid he was in fea eh of an old flicad and country man, whom be would Lind out before he went to bed. The witnefs flatted his full convietion that the intel leas of the &ceded were highly difordered ; and im puted to that caufe his Laving wandered to furl a dif lance Isom his home, and the (hocking fituation in which he was afterwards difcovered. He Paid he was at times given to drinking. The Corrner obferved, from the nature of the place in which the deeeafed was found, no intention could ' be tcafonably ir.ferred, on his part, to put a petiod to his exifience. The more natural conclufion was, the unhappy ot, j 'ea of the enquiry, through fatigue, or pet haps enfeebled by intoxication, to which it ap pratA lie was aJdijted, had fallen into the place in w:lich he was found, and w.ts ur.ahle to exts irate him felf. If the Jury agreed with him they would return his death accidenta:; but if they colleeed . from the evidence that the deemed had by his own a. termi nated his life, fuels would be their scythe! ; but no felony could attach, as it had been fworn the deceaf. ed was not of found underaanding, but lunatic and deranged. Verdia—Accidental Death. An fugue& was likewise held on the Lody of a boy i fOlutd hear Elk-Lux chowncd- It aprcat cd he had fallen overboard while reeving a rope through a block on the bowfprit of a velfel.—Verdia, Acciden tal death. Another Tnqiieft was held at the Ship Tavern,. Charing Crofs, on the body of Eiiz. Tao Lid, found drowned in thz bafon in the Green Park on Friday lA. It apise:rri-d that the LlN7e.afed was niece to Mr. Tantield, of the Triumphal Car public-houfe, dilly, and had lived with him a, Imam upwards of three yews. T. Tanfirld, brother of the deceafed, flated that on Thurfday fix weeks fhe left the bode of her iinele, and the latter was ignorant where the was until the body was difenvered in the manner alr , ..nly deferibed. J. Sutton tlated, that the deer:lied, in colifeiptenee of a ennui:lon on her head, wh:n a child, fittkred under a deranvil Hate : her family did not, however, entertain the leaa forpicioa of the ac ciJent, or any attempt meditated on her nun life. No evidenCe appelred to afccrtaiir by what means the &reared came ii, the bafon. The Jury returned a vetdia—Found drowned. DUBLiN, 7.1NLr4;:1 . 5. The Dorfet yacht is under carders to fail immedi ately with his Grace the Duke of LINSTkIt. The feveral guards which march off parade every morning At prelim, for the daily duty, in the gartifun of Dublin, amount t upv.aras 73,.) incti, and are funned by each regiment in the garriion, fornifhing a proportionate quota, according to the ltrength of their refpeetive tegiments. The 6th battilion of the Army of Relet ve, which a few days fit.ce marched into this city from London derry, received from the Hifr,ll CotillaSle or . D.Culin, on Tuelday, new billets for two dnys longer, in c,:n lequence nt I:iog detained 'ay contrary %%Md.:, and prevemed front lading for Liverpool, for v.itich place they ate uuJcr orders, there to jam, and be dratted into the 6th regimen. of foot. The public amntit'n was very much attrafted on Thurfday 1 'ay the military appearance of the Armagh Mittia, who v:ere drawn out on patade, their Co !owl, the lion. A. Acm rsom. Their ni Inceu vres, regularity, and dii . cipline, could fcarc e ly Ita-- palled by our bet} appointed veterans. The flagrant robbery committcdon l'lsefklay night, upon the matte of Mr. Vxr4 A lit 3, pawn-broker, on tfland, by a banditti of pbtrcit:ers, has ex cited the molt general ftirpr . .rr. and indigi ation.' Mr. VFP4AbI.ES and his farni:y. e *ending tlit.;r even ing from home, and the vit:ains, by means of a Imp lightet's ladder, gat over I.is Ituble intzr ae yard the houfe--the back coca incantioully open or only hitched they obt:mted ready admittance. There were - in the kitchen at the time, three lads, we are told, hclonging to Mr. Nr'rptaLt.r A, one of diem act years of a; , !:, and a fent::l fervara. The plunderers imrazdiatcly on entering placed two armed centincls n; nn the dour of the kitchen, end cloddy conficed thofe that 'vet, in, Piing wicked menaces. They demanded a candle, but the people declaring they had no inch thing, the dcfperadnes fent out far one thennelves, and Intel centicels watching for th:rn without lide.—Havitug prickled ihemfelyes with light, they pent thrall' to thole parts cl the houfe where were depolited the v...itches and plate, which tht y entirely earth d oft; but not at once. hay. • ing . made lime turns of the plundt r. '( - hey took be tweet' live and Geo gold anti lilver watch.s, the lots of which and plate will amount to upwards of2oool. • The villains were above an hoer in the hou:e perpe. trating the roLecry. We are happy to hear Goon' of them can be identifixd. Their knt,wiedge of the manner in which the property was fecund in the houfe was GI accu:atc that they took certain valtu,,bles from the dodge of Mr Venable..—There is a itai.de lane, from Bridgeio , t-ttrect, at the rear of tliz!, , ui by which the robbers entered, and in it vas found the lamplighter's ladder with which they-attended. Wednefday Light the warehonle of Mr. Oxley was entered on the Merdiant's (Zay, by li , rne villains, by means of ikeleton keys, and robbed of much proper. ty, confining of worlleit and cotton goods, and other articles. In fee thing fur the offenders, on Thutfilay night, who robbed the boas: t.f Mr. Vcaables, pawn bunker, Ufher's (Zuty, Tirefday rui ! .;:ut, two ruf fians of the, name of :I, 4 i:ride and Cs;:tedly, were (ht . - cov-red at a home 'la Weil Aut.:Are:a, in whoil: poireak.n was found molt of the property belonging to Mr. Oxley. The ruffians had with them leveral fkeletou keys, and yeilerday mornin t ; more than City others, belonging to 'L e i,: plunderers and their (-0;1. federates, were taken. Examinations art: 10.14..:d againll theft villains, and they are now ic t:ue New Plain'. It is hull elled th it the above-mentiu.i,ed eie.- "inquents are of the gang who robbed Mr. Venahl.:s. &fides the rew.,,,; he has of feted :or their appretJt• Pion, a confide:able turn ha been fuVer;lnd, a fur ther reward for that purpote, by many relpea.ble habitants of this city. The inhabitants of Wallingford have opened a fubfcripticn for tl e relief t.l toe poor of that town, which, with fifty guineas from their Members, al ready amounts to upwards of 1.131. Old BADD►LY's Twelfth with tlt. nfital ap pendages, was given, trembly to his will, oil Mon day night, to the perfot titers of Drury-Luse I . ;ieatre. The glafa and merry long went round a late Loot, after which, feves al of the Ataor, j.,iited in a g and ral. Monday, as a decent.looking woman was poffing, along Cheapfide, the was taken In ftiddenly ill as to be obliged to fit down under a Ihip window, where (he was loon difcovered to be in labour, and in Inch a (tate as to prevent the of her being re moved, without danger of her immediate diffnlution ; by the alliflance of time iiIII2IC parrengers, hie was atlnally delivered of a child where Inc lay, atter which the anal the infant were removed to a more comfortable place. A few days ago was buried, after being upon the town for upwards of 30 years, a hatskii..y coaL4unin, of the name of Warwick ; during his illnefs he was conflantly attended by fome of his !meth' en of the whip, who took care he did not want for any thing, and declared, if they could alliA Lint io tbe lit At wink!, they Ihould ue happ nt lo doipg. knotkii,g him to be very partial to d c liquor called Minim, r- Pirb,pig-tAil tobacco, and a new lial4,euni for totiiuy; with, they were fully deteri , :ined 1.. equip biro wi!ii the following articles,viz. a bottle three yards of pig tail tobacco, and acv which a ere Icrewed ty in his coilia. T. lIIRTitt On Saturday tall, the I.ady Sull , y, Fig. of a fun, at his houfe in t ;rear Cuotherwld PLce. On Thurfday laft, the I.any ..t john Atkin,. Efs. of Charhor, M.P. of a fon. \R‘ttir ,. Monday morning, Cika I Cuopir, ATifs . lit . ner.voxi s Llaw:,hter of Sir John I l,s: yw !Jr:!• of `. I W...dar..!‘f,y, Id it. L. 0.! . . ‘!' I si:t 11 , an :loucetiLtik.re, to 110, I.; App,rle), It eaulit;er ut '1 hutna. Apperlt.v. 1.1.; of Wott:n hoof,. t_:,...act.:!Lni.tie Thurl.!ay fent:ig't, sit Athtun....:lLlet Lib Captain in the .Itbt .!)-undtr-Lioe. Luy.d VaL:l Jane Hyde it the tame place. Tuelday fe'tolf.l:r. at 't Mares C.'! , t.r , !l. I (hire, Gen. Jlnai, IIT !..cotiLi f , ,t. of Jo. n ~ .td. Li q. nt 1.(.4.0e Grlnge,:t.ar V... to 'Liars t 4 Th•rdua, dituzlltcr of V.% A (:"..toot ' xeter. Lk. Oil D. At Et!irburgh,, t 4:h t.,!: S;;;w:trt. of can Steis:,r, F.fq. ot 11 , 101c:11, ;Lod ot JUL:. I ving, Ittq. o f 1 1 / 4 4.w It gi :nd. C,:ori,,e Taylor, of Whit.Nrrth. y, AlasLt,. a ttobert, JLed 15,1wElic,: - • :t EN. of 14,11, , '4 Tuch!.l l'revillian hank, nr.it ; z. thr Rev. John 13utiktt, his IV:sjilly% ": Au; Peter!• r tic cowl y of Curi.m Un the 2th oft :it his 11. , 1,k At MOrlfCc, c0 , ,-1; of LorEf,:r.., the Rcv. kolwri i.. itty, Arclidcactm atid. Vitti 7?. 31 the and ult. Mrs. ktothwell, relict of the Rev. It. P,otl.t•;dl, Rcs.a.r of Scpliton. . _ few dais pno, in the :1k of Man, Thonra, of Kirkpatrick. a4r 1 6t. On the th ui:. a:ter a (bort 84 ars, the Rev. Giorgi: Bailif.•, tl,rate of Fociaajl. O❑ tin: :J.:a of Desso,r,, r 1,11. at his bni•!l- Komn;rfroith, after a long and very paii.lul il , to 1...111./10Ni] far bit II ilul rclLar:hcs in ii..tany. 111(41 WATI. 4. At LONUON 11611L14:. kt) ? 1 / 4 1:4nini • •• • • 43 minute 3 ai , er 9 2 ^anu••)l a... - 10 BEAUTY AND CLEANLINFSs.. AMBOYNA T4)(i PoWilLit. AGENTLE' 7 AIAN utier, DRUG yet difcovereil. that &tiros. the hc.trvy, hsal, Guins.malies them and the Lips of a health iil esti, leaeos, w!,i., oc, and y re ferves the 'leech, and maims the Breath lweet. It is the pru...tee of a lir int-ago c•nintry, t.t v,r imported but by the prceri. , .r ; and the MB Gentlemen of the faculty who tire it. declare it a him ftomachic a• d bracer, and for hart) propisr for Ai ktant. It - a. themes the the mouth is lubj,:d tu, fr,ni di or a &red ttomach, and by its healiog. purifyhy, ili• ti_ frees the nint.th of thole ihrorder., to w - ich it :, up the Gums wlLeli the Scurvy liti eaten away, and prt vein, a ca• r:c • or rout:nods in tae Teeth. is a Cktolilr.a./ of Ern tune. and will l n'Li: to3cl. to .-;:y orzeetic:nan who ui‘s ti c Dtug as he dirt is if the ach.. r a Tooth decark. AG .or t •reoth Powder, price le. 6d. pe r box. at..: molt by Y•laW and 64, s r . p, u r s eburch-yard,r.no.l,n, arid may be had, by arimi:nment, of ovcryVendtr ut ;•.I.:licinc in the hi:igdoot. Out of the A:J:4h of DABFS r ud SOCKLINGi :mac TRuTti. IT is to be hoped no PerG•ns, Ict Cleir want i 1 faith be ever fit grey', will for a tr.oi...ent tu •t the itnii,:nin-i!) , of the following letter. If there he, the I'l.6l , th:tor ceurs the inveftigation, having the f eiafactio.. of knowltig, that no eine, either anti. (It er modern h., ever ii•rfonneilfueil ftir: , tlng cures it, Dr. LlikODUM's 130 TA:VICAL and NLRia VOL'S CDR DIA L. To Mr. SW I 'I ON, Pmprietqr or Pr. Brodue: islv• 9, All;ioli•it rec., Illackfria7, Sir—We entreat you to make knows for the good rf that our lin,:lirr,lee' &will, aged ts, 11 , 11 V with Mr. Birch. l'aper-h 11;gis c.„'it 111011•1 , no was covcr man h;i) t., lied with (rigl.tfol Lr. a 1 , ,i to ..phuMus b1e.,L.;.,,n,11.1V. ) 0ie at nigh:, and (welling, with gyir,ine anguith o drrriv;og Lim oC tha ufe of it;s ri i ,htl..l for tour no,t,ths. The contrudlon of the Sinews had quite drawn the kg up... Thus convett to bed, the pains at sio•re d-‘1, 6 ,1u1 to bins. After thing ;en weeks in St.Barthotn...w's Fit. 'pita'. he came nut luvelefq, But from one Bottle of Dr. lirodum'a butaMeal Syriip be found the lira happy relief, and by thri.. mot, wilt perka ly cured, and is !till hearty and lironB. The whole acighhouthocset venerate and atteft this cur. Your 'nett obcdient and refpe Rful humble. Si rvauts, R ar.d S. N't A 1.1•/. R. November, 1801. No. 4, Geor..o•Brect, B Li . lhi'ge. FOR THE YELLOW AND CONTAG:OUSFLVLES: DR. JAMi.S's POWDER. THE lupe' ior Etlicacy of this Medicine, con -I- armed by the Experience of the greats Part of the daft Cen tury, has oceafioned its IntroduAion into regular Pratlice. Its extraordinary Saccefs in the imivaiza of t:3•21, as well as that of 178 a, it tam recent to he forgetten ; and the happy Eireels derived front its Ufe, as related b) Captain Coinett. of the Royal Navy. itt his Voyage to the South Seas, when ail I.i. Shiji Company were atrtrkcti by the Ydlnw rev, r. have ito Reputation in the Cure of that horrible Dlfordcr. After tlef:ri!tivg the Manner in which he adminiftered the Powder, he bys, ' The whole Crew ° improved in their IfaitL, except the Carpenter, whn, though & very flout robust Man, was at one Time in Curb a State of Do , o !irimu,und In much reduced, that I gave him owl.; but he at retinvered."--See Captain Ct.lnett's interelling t!on; and the Eat rid of his Mode of Treatment in the Bill of Dl rations with tilt-, Aiedicinr.—The Powdet should in alt Cafes be ukru nn the Tuft Attack of a Fever, bcfor.: it has been coffered to i;round and range the CoAtitution; but as it has otttn re ' it.a..d Patients atter every other Febrifuge has failed, it unlit to be 'tied even inraelift Extremity. S•dd only by F. New: . cry and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church. yard, (a few Doors limn Che:;pfidc) 1 nthl•mt; and at Dr. James's lee Houle, in Britton-ftrect ;'r Pact: (lA, Price 23. 9d. each, Duty included, or in Bottles euntaiving civ3 Price 246. NB made up for Army and Navy. N. B None cm be genuine but chi( c which have the WO(d3" F. Newbury, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved it; Stump HAVING dedicated tuyialf to the liudy, and been gratith,l by the mcft eoniderable practice in that brain* which I thought proper to feted, 1 trait th.e. I have not more mit employed my time than du* who. in the extenfie...: field of the protrilion, are areal:4=l4 inunerfed in unaestatat7, andrune! .i..vays attain that fuer-era which is acquired liy concentrating the n.trtkaual power to one Oafs of di:on-ere. ...... The ditc.Ce, of MOIL: l'Y art yeculi7.rty fnit [Lep hello; with them a -.rain te. co :coati a. 1.1, by • 4*- !,•eilioa of ar. Wadi Cllcrliv, eft ett:TiCc :1::S Cal! • TLCITI—ss .',.' herLtr they arl'e firam the pet Lobirrvi fchool.boys, or the ia.luhteoct., ..,It-aiturity, they rz e,..al r the molt atliduou• prof:AT:weal . ur. by tLe Ignorance ui P.lCAiticated men, tie symptom.. , a 3gs - rays:el, an the watt- UAL= Is ticitrt.y...t. A. a ME ViaElt of the ROYAL. C0 1 .1.I(.0 of sun G CON 3. I growl. my pretension on regalarky of eli.cadon; and noileftrig eve--; t.riviltBe to praeace, I feel ni.yldf ccralod to that c;itificlt.nte Wadi !have hitherto been fa tfor_raily ill the firft fu'iiriun> of local ofts'ane•is, early w tit !oevcnt the calamity of a debut t ; Gut WV'," 13 f. lu-et, from a con:ci7.u.nefii of a-ce wtoca C..Ufe.i his in:aorta. ie to ftarfal of the c iateit , pt are et his )..hyliclin and broods nye: %%II tarettli COD- C';'. !MVO( it waft b!t fat istattto. y ;or to Pe a"11-e:; Got only of c tpabiloty of treatment. but aZo of e And in recent Venereal ..h.mrtclotti it i. po'rewle to }inn zot pain. d,anger.ur &bets ; in the c.a.". a i .1, • ..cqulro. went of exclotiv; ricrieuee w taus lase to .I:ee'. a fa: sand ft , tedy re eft...Milo:tut. i °the the adva,•. o: r o chore of ,i.!llf!r fez who a-. :.itii.faxt with a..y Rend of CY. of r-v "vmet...ana at V h tION, and :n t%.! It-. ail or runt nei-tatan are !Latta on 'lie f.rft Pry cutiin the county arc expected to 3 RI qk nwe, and ale r^iue.te4 to Ipecity their age an !it:-re!--r truq. bi Nlcinber of tb , R 1! Colleg,r of Sl:rFer.e.) in I.andor. 2.. in so. Artakiel-itmet, st-anl neat _ - - LONDON: Pc inted awl L.- / L. 10:N r, te...)t-ppinc Lan.t.fth), at the STAR OF I ICE, No. t, Itrcct. alio at tbe 4 rAt Ulric a, Tcmpio-Bsr,