Star. — London, England, 1801-12-05 00:00:00

--, OLD BA!Li , 'lrefterday fourteen prifoners were tried, eleven of whoni were convieted of felony, viz. Andtl and Ann Rockall; the former for fe- VaVioufly (Leafing on the 14. th of November a piece of carpeting, the property of William Corney and Richard Hudfon ; and the latter for felbnioully re• ceiviug the fame, knowing it to have been (totem This cafe, which occupied the attention of the Court a confidtrable time, was in its material points briefly to the following effedt :—The pri Amer Rudd, it appeared, was fervent to Meas. Comes , andHudfon, upholtterers in Broad-ftreet, Carriabrmarket. The Profecn:or, M g r. Conley, fdr foam time had furpeEted the honefty of Rudd, a id latterly was in the habits of clofely ()Miming his motions. On the evening of the raili of No vember, about fix o'clock, he obferved the prifoner rather in a hurry while Blurting up the fhop. He alked him the realbn, on which the prifoner he wanted top home : however, Mr. Corney ob fei viug that he went in a different diredlion, im inediately followed him—he flaw him go into the houfe of the prifoner, Ann Rockall, a broker and iron (bop, at the corner of Green's-court, Pulteney- Rreet ; and alfii faw hint deliver a piece of carpet ing (that laid iii the indidtment), to the prifoner, • Ann Rockall. He was pofitive that Rudd delivered into hc hands. He immediately went - into the home, when he found Mrs. Rockall in the a& of unfolding the carpet. Rudd was on the fpot, and 'the Profecator raid to him, " John, I have caught you at len." He made no anfwer—On Peeing Corney, the woman inftantly took up' the carpet and threw it behind her, partly under a table ; he r-ole poffeilion of the carpet, as his property, but at the moment fuffeied the prifoner to depart. A young go 1, a daughter of Mrs. Rockall, was prefent at the tra,nfaetion. On confulting with his partner, Mr. Carney fent for an Officer, and had Rudd taken into cntiody. It appeared that he acknow- I:dged his offence to this perfon, Paying he had kilt two (billings of his matter's money, and that he hid taken the carpet, in order to fell it, to make up the difference. Ann Rockall was afterwards taken into etiftody. This laft mentioned ptifoner, in her defence, al tedged that the knew nothing about the tranfadtion with refpedt to her fellhw prifoner, who, the faid, brought the article to her houfe on the evening mentioned in the ificliement, when he was imme diiiely followed by the. Profecutor, asabove related. • In order to eflablifh this defence on'the part of Ann'lLociaß, het daughter; of fourteen or . 4ftzep years of age, was brought forward. The jet Of het- teftimony was, that the prifonet 'Rudd, who was a perfee flranger to them, brought the piece of carpeting and threW it on the gmund; jut/ witiin the parlour-door, and that the Profecntor imtuceliitely followed ; and that her roother,%Who Was rather deaf, had jolt - allied her what she matt raid who hid brought the carpet? This witnefs underwent a Icing and-very crate creds.ezamination by the Profecutor's Counfel, in the eonrfe of which fume rather inconfiftent and contradieofy matter tranfpired ; however the did not &terve as to the material allegations in her evi dence as above.. One or two witneffes appeared to the charadter of Mts. Rockall—One of theft Paid he did not know that her ionic had been frequently retorted to by Police Officers on fulpicion of its containing stolen soods ; though he acknowledged lie had heard of filch reports, and, on being preffed by Mr. Baron GRAHAM upon the point, he owned he could not fay that herr:owl charaCter was a good one. On Which the prifoner': Counfel indignantly obferved, Viet his condo& in coming forward was neither creditable to bin:fell, nor ferviceable to the prifoner. Mr. Baron GRAHAM fummed up theevidence to the foregoing died; and obferved the circumftance of the two important witneffes in this cafe, whole accounts of the tranfaCtion, as applying to Ann Rockall, were diametrically in oppofition to each other: and dwelt upon Come palpable inconfiften• cies which appeared in the teftimony of the girl. Either the account given by Corney the Profecu tor, or her, was falfe. Of this, however, the Jury would bell judge, by a due confideration of every thing that appeared in the courfe of the evidence. The Jury had little hefitation in forming their minds, and pronounced bolh die prifoners gcl4b tanandcz, a Portuguefe failor, for Real ing on the navigable river Thames, out of the Bilhoa fehooner,lying at St. Catharine's, a quan tity of Gum Senegal, value iol. the property of John Perkins. Mr. Perkins Paid he was Captain and part-owner of the fchooner, which belonged to Philadelphia. On the 3oth of O&ober the pri loner was difcovered to have had a quantity of onm in his ooffeilion ; and when quetlioned about it, he confeffed he had taken quantities at different times in his pocket. This evidence was corrobor ated by the Cuftom-houfe officer, and the Mate of the. veffeL Mr. juftice Cans laid, that a very wholefome Statute had made it a capital felony to Real to the amount of aos. on any navigable river. The pri loner was indidted on that ltatute, but before he could be capitally convidted, the Jury fhould be of opinion that he had (Wien to the amount of 4.05. at fume one time. It appeared that he ufed to take away a pocket full of this gum at a time ; and it was Rated that the value of that quantity was three (billings; if he had taken no more than that-quantity at any one time, he could not be ca- , pirat'v convidted.—Guilty of the larceny. Jsae Canna, for !leafing t man's blue coat, va. luv n‘e•liiillings„ the prop.rty of Jonathan Trott, November 16. The profecutor, Trott, keeps the Catherine Wheel, a public-houfe in Whitechapel. The pri loner, v.'oli four others, came to his houfe on the 1 1 /4S Of N•)vember : one of his compaions gave Trott a sl. note to chatv , is e ; and while he went out to get it calbed, the prif on:r took a coat from be hind the door, went into the yard, thinking to efeape by a back way; hut, kcislg . difappointed, he `focreted the coat under his own great coat, return ed and met the prolecittor ; who, having been in formed of his taking the coat, fearchedlim, and took it from himi The prifoner's defence was, that he had, tome time ago, loft a coat; he had been informed that this was it ; he took it from behind the door to look at it, and was going to put it up again when Trott eritered—Vert.id, Guilty of (healing to the value of ss. L.vefia Mole:, for (healing five bound books, and one unbound book, value three (billings, thc pro perty of Shim Hicks, Nov. tl. The prifoner was a girl of t 3 years of age, and, at the initigation of a woman with whom the was acquainted, had taken theta, books from a (hall in Old•fireet. The evidence was clear, and die Jury returned a verdiet—Guilty of fimple larceny. Mcbolar Pirifielle, for healing a . quantity of Cugar, and other articles, the property of !dartha man and others ; Wilbans reveacl, for (healing a pair of hoots, the property of Jotcpb. Williams ;- IV. Painter, for (healing, two laws ? the pr operty of Samuel Garraty ; Mary Ass Brice, - (or 4e:iling, a muffin handkerclsief and other articles, the pro perty of Ann L.whefter ; Mina: Mitchel, for ftealing fix quarts of brandy, the property of his Majefty ; Was. Dracort, for (healing a piece of ker feymere, the property of Marrs. Maitland and Co.. Richard Wallis and dearge Watfir were tried for tteaiing forty bottles of red port wuse, the property of William Rawlins and Robert Albion Cox, ECqrs. Sheriffs of London and Middleton. After a long trial, and much legal argument, they were—Ac quitted. Lord ALTANLEY, who tried them, after their acquittal addretted the prifoners,andfaid, " You have been acquitted by a merciful Jury of your countrymen; but (hill Lima obferve, from tome thing that has come out in argument, that per tons in poffeilion of property belonging to the pub lic, arc not to confider that they may do as they pleaCe with it; I would wills to have it underftoodi that perfons in poffetfion of property belonging to the public are equally amenable to ,the laws, as if they had the property of private individuals un der their care." About the month of June, 170, eorgeries to the amount of between four and five undred pounds were committed on Mars. Edwards and Co. bankers, in Stratford-place. Oxford-areet, by drafts purporting to be drawn by the Hon. Lord Milford • and the forgeries were not difcovered for a confiderable • time. • But when his Lordfhip's. book was fettled, the matter was developed, be declaring lie had never drawn for fuch rums ; on the drafts being (hewn to him, be declared them not to be his hand-writing, and that they were for geries. On an invelligatton taking place, it ap peared that the drafts in Tuition bad been pre knate,d by a man who then lived with his Lordtbip as butler, a circumftance which caufed them to be paid without this leaft fcruple ; but when the rot. pries were difrovered, the man had left his Lord (hip's fervice, and every exertion was made to ap prehend him without effed. The beginning of tart week a perfon who was well acquainted with the' circtunftance, met the man that he fuppofed had committed the forgeries, and was butler to Lord Millard, and he followed him till be went into an hotel in Jermya-ftreet ; when on enquiring he learnt that he lodged there, and,went by ano ther name ; upon this he gave information at Meals. Edwards, the: .bankers, and they applied at the Public Office, Bow-fireet, to have him taken into catiody. 04 his going to the hotel and inquiring for a gentleman by the name of the per fon the forgeries were committed by, he was in formed no fuch perfon lodged there; but on his defcribing hint, he was (hewn into his apartment, when the Officer recoLleited having Peen him at Weymouth,.fome years fence, at which time hei tanderfiond he was Lord Milford's butler; that he called him by the name he then went by, and proceeded to take him into cuftody. On an examination before Mr. Gas HAlt, two of the banker's clerks attended, and proved pay ing the forged drafts, purporting to be drawn by Lord Milford, and believed the Prifoner to be the man who prefented them, but they could not be politivt, from the length of time fince, and the man wearing his hair drelled, and the prifoner being cropped. Some' perfons from the hotel at tended, and laid all they knew of the prifoner was, that he came in a poll-chaife to their houfe from Dover.—The Prifoner denied being the perfon in the moll pofitive terms, aliening that he heal not been in this country till his late arrival from Sar dinia, (of which place he was a native) for there fix years.—He was committed for fui titer elarni ' nation ' Lord Milford not being in London. On his fecond exanfstation, two of Lord Mil ford's tradefinen attended, and laid, they believed the prifoner to be the man who lived as butler to his Lordfhip, at the time the forgeries were corn. mitred, but would not undertake to (wear port tively. The Prifoner (peaks very good Engli(h, and cendufted himfelf in the moll cool and indifferent manner, afferting pofitively that he was not the man ; he called upon the Magiftrate, to know to whom he was to look for recompence for his con finement ? This was done, in fuch a manner, as to induce the Magiftrate to give great credit to the account he gave of himfelf,and to (ay, if there was no ftronger proof brought against him, he (hould difcharge him. He has undergone a third exa mination when another tradefman attended, and confirmed, in a very thong degree, that the pri loner was the man who lived as butler with Lord Milford, at the time the forgeries were committed The Pi ironer again as pofitively deny ing the crime, and repeating what he had all along maid, name ly, that it was a relation of his who lived with Lord Milford; he was again committed for fur ther examination. A Swim s LE I.—/rs/fiane Stabler was on Thurfday charged before the Loan Maros, with having de frauded a number of perfonvorlOods and calb to a large amount. Mr. Marriot, banker, of Northampton, related, that thetrifoner introduced himfelf to the hOufe to which be belonged, as a partner in a moft refpec t:ble houfe at York, in the !.aberdaffiery and linen drapery line; having occation, he Paid, to par chafe goods in that part of the country, lie wifbed to pay . tor ;ban in Northampton note% and would give in exchange bills at fight on Bolder° .And Co. bankers, in London, allowing a difcount of to per cent. Mr. Marriot applied to Mr. Sm i t h, a lace Merchant, in Northampton, who faid he knew the houfe of Stablers to be highly refpeaa. ble, hiving had dealings with them. Mr. Smith thought it lively that this might be one of the bro thers, as he had the features of the family, and, on the whole, he thought him very Life. Ac cordingly, when the Kilmer called again, Mr. Marriot told him ht ihould have whatever fums he might want ; he took 3501. in Northampton notes, and calh, giving in return a draft at tight on Boldero and Co. as in the name of the bottle of which he pretended to be a partner. Mr. Smith called on Mr. Marriot (portly after, and told him he had jilt learned - that the prifoner was the no torious Stabler .the (windier, and that he had no conneCtion with the honk of that name in York. Mr. Smith added, that he had given him lace to the amount of 401. with which, and with his other booty, he hadlet off for Landon in a poll chaife and four. Mr. Marriot and Mr. Smith fol lowed him immedilately, to town, ana:flnding that he - had flopped in r infbury-1204re, thtiy:got pro per officers and traced him to Cloak.lane, Dow gate, where he was apprehended. The officers found on him Sol. and, on further fearch, a large furn in Northampton notes *as fbutid with , a woman whom he kept near Whttiefilitel ; fo that Mr. Marriot recovered in all about 320. Mr. Smith recovered the whole of his lace, which - sad been left for file at a fale-warehoufe inabalt-lane. • A great many merchants and tradefMen attend ed, and told his Lordfhip of great quantities of goods the Prifoner bad defrauded them of, under goods the Prifoner bad dcfraudcd thew of, under lalfe.pretences. The Prifoner told his Lordthip that this debt was trifling to him—that he owed above Cio,oool. and begged him to put of his examinatitz till Monday next, as he expeCted a friend from the country that would propofc fomething for the good of all partiei L • The Lord Mayoreommitted him for farther era. mination on Saturday, faying the' Bill gie'en upon the honfe of Bolder° and Co. would prove to be a forgery, befides other frauds. LONDON MARKETS.. • • ' CORN- Y' ERCHANOE, FRIDAY, DECENPER. I d Muni of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 214 ot Nov. to the s7th of November Welts. , .. Total 12.1i0 facks---Averar s.; SA -. ..as. sd. higher than Lift return. . . PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROpial. :.. Bags 41 45 to 51 55 bPuck eta 41 Ss tot us SEE.DS PER IiUNDRE WEIGHT, Deecin r 4. Red Clover t5B to 84. :t2 White ditto 254 to't to per cwt.. ',. Tvdoil 4s to 3os Turnip tas to ISS per haul Rye Gras 15s to 348 per quarter • OrnqucJoil cot to .--1 par ditto Muitard- i White 7011 CO 146 C 4 /KT boatel S. a Brown to. to 148 6d ref ditto Car.arttScol 8s to ics per ditto Rape Sittll 404 TO 421 per 1411. astrniFtri,n, Dee,mber 4. • To bob the oral—per Eon: of Sib. Beef gs gil to 55 64 Veal - 45. ea to 65 4 4 Mutton -. 3, od to 64 6d Port - 6. cd to 76 04 Stock at Marko this morning, Boas ..0 . .), Sheep t 500.... NEWGATE and LEADENHALI., December 4. Per alone of 811 by the eareafe.. Beet 35 64 to gi 8d Veal 38 ild to ss 8d Mutton 48 8d to 58 gd Pork 6a od to 75 od RAW HIDES, December 4. Hides (per tone) 35 4d to -3s 61 Heavy Calf gs od each Middling as 8d to se rod Hurfc Skins ps to 55s Oediniry as ad to Is 6 d 'Sheep Skins ,ft 64 to -sod • PRICE OF LEATIdER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 50 to 561 b each, - - IV. to 184 Ditto, no to 6611) - .- - sod to 224 ' Merchants Packs . ocd to cod Dram& Hides - 134 to zsd - Fine Coach Hides - zsd to 174 Crop Hides for Cutting - 17 4 to zgd Flat Ordinary - -14 d to I6d Calf Erhs, 30 to 401 b per dozen, . aid to 244 Ditto so to polls - - 244 to 29d Ditto, 70 to Bolb - -24 d to 27d Smell Seals (Greenland) per lb. It 4d to as Id Large ditto - - ism to tsos per doe. Tanned Horfe Hides - ais to 3os each Goat Skins . - . 2to to 65* per demo PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. jinxes market 4s od Town Tallow 67s 6d to or Doe market . 45 od Italia ditto (elf.)s9s od to OS Wkia:chapel market 35 sod Rufia ditto (flop) 56s to os (per Roue of 811) Whit. Candleßuifia ses to 6os --.--- Melting Sea 495 od tosos zls zod Ditto Rough Sow od to 37s 38 mid Oreaves - 144 cd tots Good Dregs . to to es Tallow Soap, U.. to oa—Mottled, 7646—Caul, ilos. Candles, lOC 66—Moulds, its. 6d. - PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, December. 4. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteehapal. o.Hap3rettul 0 2 ao OTO 5 8 • 4 00101 0 0 N. do. o o too 0 Straw ato tots Itoo to 2 2 • t 60to T 12 0 001'114 to to 510 5 11 oto 6 6 • Average PfiGC COALS, December 4. Deft Cash m the Peel,. el. (eh W. per Madras. Delivered - al.ecs. :id. Sunderland, - I 4 c.. ed. Delivered - el. 9a. od. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Hambargh 31 624 U. OEll'4 - - 4S! Alton* - st 7 U. Venice - 37 Cadiz - aS in paper Oporto - Ditto - 39 effaftive Lacs -t, t Madrid - 18 in paper Leibarn - - 5a f Ditto - 39 effrelthe Naples - 41 Palermo oo peon per Os. Dublin - BIRTHS , Tinador morning, of aßill -1 1)cm male the Lady of F. Fretting, Erg. Secretary to the Omeral Pent °tree. On Tuefday night laft, of a fen, the Comte, c: Albemarle, at hit Lordthip's boufe, In Berkeley-I'quart. MARM.IIII). On Tina Clay, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, Juba Jordn, of Efq. to Mifs Sarah Bear pa her,the third daught LT of Edward Searpoeler, of Wotton-utuler-Ldge, Concejterealre, Efq. Lately, Colonel Archer, of the ift Iteginizat of Foot Guards, to Mifs Morgan, daughter of the late John Morgan, El+ of Bath. MI D. Sunday fe'nnight, Mr.. Wallis, wife of Mr. Wallis, brewer, of Akthorough, in Hoidernids. On Saturday fchnight, aged 60, Mr. John BLind, of York, druggift. On Saturday fennlght, aged 85, Mr.. Oicfrhin, of York. On Monday daft, at W knife at Elvington, eta: York, awed 6y, J. Rae/fay, Efq. The fame day, Mr.. Elizabeth Yaeborongh, the lAA of the Carnyfmount (Amity. On Saturday fe'nnight, after • hug and rainfall Meer., Nefs M. Faith...her, grand ditigista to Uis harks:dm, liewfry , Ansi, Warrington. 'a • ROFPORD MANOR Ana T.RTATP., ',ear novziEsTtit. With Poir:Mon imm. %may. TO RE 801.1) 13Y AL; crioN—By MR. RAmr, • On Fridsy the Yt th I)eeembie, at the CAT, leak In Cornhl/1, London, at l'svelve o'Cloek/ In Om 1.. t, A FREEHOI.I) Etil'ATE, (tl.e Land-Tax L on *hitt is redeemed) emir:fling of a w.ll rtltivat and rich Farm of Arable and Clash g Laos:. g 4401 ft, 124 Acres; the whnle of which 'o:se...rt Oast IL in the Common Fields of Chill rove) fa, r.,undi an Farts-hiwre and •s in winipliit e •.„4,• in the occupation of the Provtletor : with ill of RopyoP,D, web 11c.clii,1 with :sine; Anti in a Countrt in much &cent tot Ficld,Spor:s dill int elven 4 'awn Benfon, 1)ot-cheat:T. and 'letfworth, in the County a. Oxford; and about so tront Printed Particulars nasty be bad on the Prznilf,t; of tbs Prhitcr of the Oal.hd Paper ; st the Frinciral Ina, rt the ahoy. menticwed Towns; of Mr. Fiullke, Sol,cncr: 'rime; at tly Rainbow; and of Mr. R Ant., I.and-Sureeyar. Chatlotua. (tree< Dloonaury. London, wlmre a rlin may fees. WIN CKF-i*J'Eft. VALUABLE ILF-ASiiiol:l3 HousEliou:i • tyRNIyoRE, ATOM BOGIKSEELEIIS, S fAhO'NERS, AND OTHER/ TO SE St.LD DT AUCTION.•-•Ey M.lrr6. GRAHAM and Hisatt. By order of the Afhow, on the Prottifa, mulct. the Plates. Wittehefter, on Friday and tisnrdsy the 1 Ith and tab et December Arnie& previoully difpfifal of by Private emend; of whi:h timely Loam will be &men in this Paper, 'PHE valuable LEASE and GOOD WILL°@ thofe delitable FRE,NIISES, molt eligibly koala mike the Plasm; In the City of Winchater, With have been lately repaired sod eonfiderabli improvedat great expeoee, the wittitiOn of a Reading Room, to whith there are a number of refpethable fuliferiberi, as well as to Can Libroty. At the fame time will to: fohLall the genuine HOLISM-IOU:I' FURNITURE, Linen, China, Olds, valuable Stitch of Bosh; Stationary, Patent Medicines, and other Effwas of Mr. MOSS DI M MOCK, a Banirept. To be viertU &toe days preceding the Sale, when emulsive may he had on the momilth ; of 'Mr. Oaktord, Solicitor, Be& bury; Mr. Davies. Collator, Ely-place, Holborn; stn. Meilti. Graham and Hindle, Chancery-lane, London. . NB. Applications for the fate by private Contrs mai is made on or before the 3d of Lecembeettext to Mr. Trtipai Bookfeller, St.-Martini le Grand ; Mr. Multeridge, Stashes.., St. MirgirteJ Nilis Borough D,aTies, hirplace, Haim% London; or Mr. Oaliford, INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLANTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt exCelan is fo ceztabt of to Efficacy having awe Gilled in .a variety of Cafes, ag►ees. if it does isiftgradi ute d is Corns, root and branch, TO ati win rue ' , SO NET. It will,on appli: attein, take dßAtc lnßammation in a kw limos. and deitroy die Tilliknity without the kart hazard. Printed pirecidors faded up it. •n i ;.i s . t p. ' d e /wand FLAIS'iliAt that gained fo mood tn. pntititin iu•Gcrznany, and has been fold in .adon upwards d Filly Years, w;th thr greiteit n.p watt= . Sold Wholdhlcaad Retail by T. • Apell, No. r, near ticpßoyal F.iobange; and alfohy.Mr_ Rag N , TA( took-flreet ; Mr. Wilton, No. ,e 9,. St.' itarneVritreet; bda Sydney No. az, Pall-Mar; Mr. Ward.. b 1;. 324,.lioilhani ; • and jrd:oult and C 0.149.4.50, Oxford-ftrort: • • At Nriftol, by laid& and Sheppard; abd SOWN* *Mt* Barb, By ifalard, • bookfeller, PA *doodle; pcduater. Bilinbargh, by Boiter, South Bodge. '4agna And Gorport, Mr. ?larding a. • s • Liverpool, by Mn. Gore, liisa,bookfaillot Pordmoutli; Mr.Motlq, bookfeller. • F R A C'e FRO hi THF..I.INOOSI GAZ FITE IT hts been the . Rudy cf the Proprietors of du w..:1 known ANTISCORLUTIC DROPS, Brit congaed and prepared by the late Yll•NCIII Sri ltainilr, at WI Wpm. fary, No. is, Soho Square, Loodon, and contain:4 only and folly),( i:rt to be prepare Ecnninz, to guard the Pub'ic stain* ilie , hupornloits 'which are Seib , prodired aeaiof ..Vdloj,,oe poJerGiut. the hie refpectability ; and as the VletUe4 of the'Aer tifcorbsitic Drops have b.ies kukd not only an antidote infant both complaints, but a rued-haul refunrce in entomma, tions,fcrophula, gout, rtieumatifin, and the of the nerves, as the aft of cures accompanring cad. tur .ic, given in an o ample biq ofsclir7eltoae, will tatliy, as we'l as vs Treatife on ddet, gout, Bee. written by the late Proprietor, (which may alto be had at the LEPenfary) Engle. tlem Olt as j.ils to try, under th...lr far Ction, Inch fpurious For is reofon the Propticters, ty the c':viur of his M y's Comm dinners of the Stara! , Mere, bare armed a ••mili as each b Rae, printed in black ink, with the wads Spilt/wry and Co. No. is, Soho Square, exprecd upon it, which, if the puchafer attends to, toge:her with the words "BY rut lime, P AT Z Xr," on the hotec, bill, and wropperovith the ;Mines nr the King's arms on the larger, he may be Allred he lots 0'..- tained the genuine , medicine, as fold at the Difpcofary, Soho. Square, London, in bottles of sa and IL to. 4....:11,duty included. WHEN Protollioaal Alen of education and re fponfibilky deviate front the general fyfteza by the ft kaftan of a peculiar Branch, the of ioag coodnutd Mecca is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pear:Alecto thee:mild:introit. mom of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucceisful utak el ay plan gives me additional ardour to oppufe as far as I ma able the ravages of thofc complaints which larc the molt intrrt. ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every breureh as so Army Surgeon ,1 formed a will' at an early period of Pm:lice to nicire ale front the igr.orartee of uneducated Mat, or the equally liar genius precipitancy of gcneril Pratlitimiers. The THREE LHSORDFRS, to the cure of which I have to voted MI attention, comprise eater, (pecks of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a teccnt or lung duration.--edig. AU Mods of DEBILITY, w:iether arilhig from the habits at Schoolboys, or the indulgence of nature age, and In ly that rangtanatt of the Pyftem in Women whkta is called BARBE* NESS or STr.aiLrry. Numerous dikafes are the refit of ignorrare or Ir.tfte:u the treatment of a Umplc Gonorrhea, aril It Ton , . llnfreqUently bed pens that there:de of Limo arc prifoned hir the inseferstioa of la unguarded hour. By a (sperliv , mt thoci loch complalett fat et:My cured, any even when et:, IN have tailed, I craft :hurl may preUrac to rqt..7 efriresi Pew, bower, r, arc !ht. cafes of comokst...l stiAn f. In diforder tampered with the saisinitoos fituativess of Km, wlia Gum 1adr1,7,.,,:c iva mil LIT ARV VIC:F..4Ir tile orve.,lat; Gan tLa of a f:.fl.ienabl, I .ife, C that Ileti• of Et:Lt.:4 width Ls the unavoli:,de es-ittque , ce ..1 foe!! perolcloat hahita. Where the utii•appy luffcre: broods epeeist. mikey, but C i fully cotn.sals ri+tortiort, it may Lr tome u.kr.l.4af.on it him to know, that :tin:m..4l. it hi an ef vireo- v.iluty with other Prae:et—rters, the tc Ult•Vel of thtfe :lie yndual prry,-, cfr of u Ca_ azzitate men of my venal:nee. If tl.e Tae cof Vc::10 Lan begun to redate minty vigstcr, Inceet , zai.ty will tic". fund by an early coentt:a:11:•:i ct this languid a•.l W Wit Ales nei rano difficulties tali! ozr But wheat this I)clicironey h.O frr years crJt , d a pro pef Pm" (crreareelelnaifpca;:iNy tt/ revive the ilumbries of 1.14, ael m rt..nimate the Cont , l•utirl. MARRIED WeINIEN, who h :re long been difappahlud In Our expeaatioess of a Famile. nil et: allured, that oat fnft.uucs (atli direeta are cut. by h!re.:2l SWL The CY which :a fo cffernial to undertakine. sal the QZlllifirßtiVlll which I have prcfurned to 'Lace, tort" t it Daft, e. my Front - ions, and In coineitr.ce era! , fut:h fllati:4l it pea), Clad hie may be C^llftlltyd r e , . 1 1 1 're by letters ineldbig a Crust! n rte) at his bottle, No. ai, ad-Area, Strand, 'ear Temple-Par . There 41 an additional entrance In Watts and ad i de;sl and the salmi. on both the &sort. Itt. U. Mamby of the Real Colter- of Searrmw LONDON. Priutot for the Pm:mama. PHI 4 il re. O r s=4l.-tet) at tbe Era a rIMITI coOre Cauta pal.Plbcd by LEVEL ILafT. ,g C. • tebtrrpiate, Lambeth), at Na. t.Clitry4t44et. 4..1 STAII•OtrYtt, Tl.ll*.bilf 06 " 38 ti° eatiaba far dat Estrus, ar: raqutiart Or is 6411411641. F BO 1 • I • ~. i. ~~'~l M!:<. 0114 w: r • ~~~ ._ .a Rl* Air . " a •• *AN • -opme. 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