Star. — London, England, 1801-07-10 00:00:00

4 DUBLIF. yuLr 2. . THIEL ILITORE THE RECOHOPR. lOhLe4blia was capitaily indicted; out charges of uttering aod baying in his po&ihsui kV Nell hank paper, contrary/Al the katutr. elis 0/Nril, a private of the 'Tyrone fwcwe in fubliance as f. I.letws: 11. it Its: had from the Prifnner a Guinea Note, and a dcuceur of half of it, foi havi ng p a ir e d k ; but wirnefs. faid that prifoncr borrowed back the half guinea &mu • hini at formal times, by getting half and fhillings frtmi hint. When(* fw-ther derided:that lie went to pvifineres lodgin'ags in Barrack ar c i e t, and got from him three guineas, which hi did ni t atom, having been apprehended by his Serjesat Makin to whom, after his being taken into mho dy,'he dikovere:i what he knew prifooer. Her e the Witnefs was trots examined at Goad , devable length. He Twat* he toll or. his appre henfion a partly fulfe andpurtlytrite account of his tranfaaion with prisimer; and prevaricated geeathr eserpeCling his owu intention at the time of petting the notes from the prifoner. He was fel •.W.e he ?tilted his. orassfafet fir agent:erring istakch a felosious. compad; but iatd_grd that he diditi. • tend at tintego hare ShelislAner apprehended, siadvras only wishing anti( hoenuld have a proper. ipprwtunity to do to, hiving heard priforret drop Sane hints that there apoaldbe a rebellious riling- Major Sire depofeel t tome time previous to -the • apprehenfitin of zei, he repaired to his ./odpings. in Barrack• et mei the prifoner bring ,abinnd, he waited a confitierahle while for his re torn, hut was obliged to depirt without meeting with him. The Major, however, Rated, that hey found. in his apartments two forged notes, and' . that while he was waiting there, Fhrr (ishn was a.' 'fro days back conviaed of forgeries) came in. A journeyman gun.fmith, named Smith, llvore. that he freonently. had notes from the prifoner, and found them gond—he means - they were nos obiedled to in palling. He was. applied to by °Weil, (the Kra witnefs) hitcoufn; to fusniurhim with the loan of two or three gniirao—Smith nude application to the pfifoner, who swine to Es, ' work-fhop, and gave the 'threw trisieseas. above mentioned. • • '. Here Smith and 0!Noil wino eonfiromed, and interrogatoereftieding their eoutradidssiTteßimo lilies, O'Neil having (worn that he got the. notes at the Prifimer'i lodgings from himfk and Smith having depofed that prifoner gave them in his: work-thop. on this hitcher prevaricated, in a manner that rendered hit evidence very ob • jeCtionahle to the Court arsel Jury. Mr. tietcombe, the fi,gaing clerk at the Bank; depofed that his hgnature was forged in the,nares , ---and it appeared in evidence alto, that the notes found by Major Siff at theprifoner'slodgings, were done from the fame forging plate with the note laid*in the indictment. ' Mr. RECOHDIR funned up the evidence with 1441 accuracy and his wonted ability, explaining the circumflanees, and illußrating the fads depo r e d to, as be went along. And aherwards itnpr.efi. finely obferved to the Jury, that certainly, howe ,var painfolfirch a vardia might be, were they fa tithed with O'Neil's evidence, it was their duty to find a verdift of convidion. However, witnefelb d e pofition was in tome refpeOs work than gat& donable, and hence did not fluke ground to der prive a man of his liberty, mach lets of his fin i unles it was fortified by the corroboration of other ; , evidence. And here 'gr. Ricotta& called dial attention of the Jury to the excellent arraogament of the evidence, by the Counfel for the Pro tion; for it was plainly proved, that the notes all events came from the prifoner, a matter mad/ out by the fwcaring of the slimes who appeased. in his behalf, Mould even the tellimony of O'Neil in that relped be liable to doubt. If, however, a rational doubt remained on the minds of the Jury who alone were the Gonnitntional Judges to de cide, they were bound to acquit. The Jury retired, and in 'about two hours re turned wi'b a verdift of cortietion. The culprit was fattener/hoe be executed on the =sth ink . There never was Ai confiderab% s number of books fent to Leiplic, the general mart of gum pean literature, as at the gaiter fair, among - which were 2894 new works. Dr. I. Fussza, of tipper Brook-Greet, London, with the liberality and humanity which diftinguifir many others who have retired, af;er a life of er !entire praeice, en the 55th ultimo communicated to B. D PCLEINS, of Eeicelber-fquare, London, Time important obfervarrons on, and experitaiints with, his Patent Metallic Traeora ; on the Anal Merits of which he thus concludes : have ufed the Teat:bars in very Mammas Innen= Idtb seat faced% and hate the Armee esulidows Ms Omit anion (oat as have a pleafurein thrpolfdictit oC•the memasof lelleving the faktinge of their fellouraratym:'-....4.(1cr dor tallieg Mere! Mks of Tooth-ich, foyenctl Amy, Sprain, Ind Iltietanatnbr, air emus eat tintonutr +-Agent aivsMelit A lady, aced to, wham the re:idiom relicnad Ida lams *manias of kurg lhandiro in the Otranidere fpm AL ngtit_ ntvAllTlith Auriug she applieatioo , and which wat ektraordinary; felt the burninz fenfatlon continue for feveral days. Amient berg fu I then„-ht her a proper Pdijeet all Wit (Ull= the comparative merit of the Tractors with ocher ruba ar.t ittsreby ageorssin what sawn the imaciunktun effete. • I zeit,r4biziy drcw the points of furies, waid;&c.oser the part affected,, as !pact before ufhd the Tradiors, but hunt nrither was three produced the loft effedi. The Tradon, sice , riv4r. on being applied a ft.cond time. immediately area ilanrit the bcg, sod gave cIVUT the faifi nr s liCf asp lea.—, etp-tinteut Rat made rind= circuit:mai wbkli rro- • deft! ft Wry it4frer. " On the Mod Apellorta pablillu.d. by the Piiirigte. An entire few vtork;•oatitiist Cs as of fucarreful lotadliat with pas at 1?A7111117 MC:CAL [IC ACTOVII. ad.Ved fine trary tLoo, the date nfthe &ruler publication, &c." price ts. . by 3. ke lr aw, , rauKCncf-h-tar.:. P.n Minn.—Witte Port.teelt stay he had cern. by ,11 oho hive putahand the Tradhas Th e c ur ,, of Mu.. H.heursatlliat. Head-arty - rioes-a,cla, *runs, *Wiz, sad ;‘ ll anzaani toiCimAa of Hoehn which are • ppr..lltried. are irmarnrrahlr. The 'resettles, fn ner-ffiry in every Family: and among Horf:a. mar he had, grmAttr, with new and improved direc. alms for tinny them. for Pia.! t itntrus the Vat, 01P. a keikaqua • and of Fr • 'tie tto To THI Ripl i vxmv-papzo YAR*oaoucm, Jl , l n atpt NTO . u f tlitriAiii,l4l/, A/X/4. At Aoivics aAcoi V CRLD ROM ♦ .12.1 GLILOOS ILLN ts 4; thn haws of shalt are nits Anal Iniosto the morning ray; yr.s t Aco ti,A inn's prfidont Iva" up the Lice of di.rg, Lakanil the dun *licensing 4**,12, 5 1 14 _ Fazii tinkly OPA**44 l 4. Anil ids Inc wined One*of Opting In Woman; nyder ran Uresnou's Iprnsortme telbearojaieis, And hail the 4ecra4 ligtte; l'hey pr- ire the .P•ow indent* c.hercing ray& The iliadows Fut ra filet 5 , So, arrant in *loom Undcdnia And her belt Guardian mowed Whim blighting fakes& Cried his frame, And through ids vitalshared. But when (was Health hot dawn began i}nd roaluni'd hihbrow,' Ats cy'ri heart- the rinSurcc Sung; chns'Atte clnad*otxroe. • " Hf I vests ldefs the poor," tlit/ i Filt, * Thwc 'lsnuntin,as f and 'he ▪ To filiseopr Fandne iirfel cre tc:* ▪ Am ne,:fr rkboi wr 0. neat ,to Haarg, the Ready 1 , 04 , Of form. *mat t pOo• , This." g rid ffrff raft4A*. . 47. *Mali 4ff'v 4'OP . *eksiftedryTgr far!,rite hams to Mote,. • t**lol ° Fflbfr.o .3 u 6 ' l4. 4 3 "irt Each gala tpHt waves !west Zicwalapv's.lloo44 heta/0;y (*Tour bring,. • Full many a year of circling bifi Yoe you 11 VC in (Woe „ • R'eta ebilliltg , dtneh harmstortlll4l2. • Int giver a brightor hour; .• ; t Fee Hi wbo iwki• the pmeatitlik Has children Mil (ball grieric. *.'' -' • And finalop Joy's eternalllostro Is tbeir &Aped rewszi I „.. Pa 7IfE STAR. TO It Wet. LIA tit MICH BIN Knew?, atemativi coveray, pra jonw Hermit. a 1, aor4l ACAZIrId 0111 ... , • - 3 9 4 evitsof t On.a • t tn4l in the Court of riv'e ?laic?), etw en rs. 11%gley and Delatee t iof killed in. cp p . elip•Ajt of Engr.avA t 4# 4 mere f y r o nee , qieration, filch as the ?ullell of rp,pr-• ors as' . perform with little or na previous Bndy., and as i nvolving none of tbofe high merit*i mop fitei that are dignified with the appellation of art.. As / cannot ippofe you would tidier atty friendthip you may entertain for Mr. Copley tsa bias your fentiments 'limn fuck an occaaoti, I am obliged to believe (however moil, my fog prize and chagrin may be excited), that Ascii are your real fentiments of an art, which, I hive eyes. confidered and thought it the true 'toren • Painters to confiderasthe younger fillet; of Poetry., Painting and Sculpture. Onaccuiloined to write for the public eyq, I fii down, prompted rather by my zeal for an art you hair; treated with inkiflice, than by confidence in my own powers, to vindicate the refpeCtabllity and importance of my profeffion, and affect the vino ioe and irdeparable interells of art awl 4 tw public. . I believe, Crentlemen„,if Engravers 1 4 1101 more liberal and extended view of your art, and truer perception of its energies 4nd value, that]. you . have on your oaths affirmed you ent erta i n °Ethan', no pitioire would be faithfully rendered on paper. no good print could be produced,. and the art of painting Will; particuLarly in 41 its nobler aims, muff leuguifh, get more then it at prefent does in this country. (or want of eneourageolent ; for it is too well known to admit of denial, that the art of painting (partictdarly hilloric and poetic paint. inn) depends print; Rally fouttronege andfupport on that of tigraoin I will not fay that the pro duelions of the Briti lb fchool of painting hayes not Jeferved,mOrhow mucla regret that they have not obtained a better fate ; but it is certainly not the twit of engraving that nobility and optilence have not learned to appreciate the. mcrits,and revereoce the majcily, of modem art. tflate limply the fads, that alinnetibe only patronage,* btfeher orders of paintio; have Obtained in this country, has atifen out of the art of engrarittg, and that to it you are beetles indebted for the efdlafion, if apt the perpetuity of your fame. . Whikl the Gila of ingraiion tlig r fief) , ob e li ! C adopt, I. ifeallbe bold enough to asdrour to ($cW you . Cattle : men, tbar a vox con iderahle portion of the theory of thepainter s art is abColutely neceliary to th e selocatieln of oil engraver (whe t s I (peak of an en seaver.pupeaa cue who Is atelier of his penfellien, not a mere ashiinauts of ignorant difftculty, who Elliflitioca curious copper -cutting for the art of err graving, as, when I (peak of a painter, I do not mean op; who olicntationil?Wplays his crude, but vivid colours, acid does no snore; nor do I in tend, in or out of a court of law, to confound slefe with the genuine prof e lf ors of e art). Engravin g is a mode of Sculpture performed by ivtion: it is the flereotype language of irnita taro art, into which the• more flora language of painting may be fuccefsfally era /. Like. the Lapp/or (paws of Sculpture, it divells ob)eits of their 10(11 colour, or.rather, by means of its cha rai!taritlic combinations of lines. it zeprefents local colour io the litsßrail, and prod4ces a harmony of. chime-fairo. more Simple, but not lets complete., than is produced in 'm i nting , by MAPS of the inft-4 nitely variou s ciambsaationa of th e t h ree pr i m i t i ro , colours. For the mutual benefit of the arts, and for that. public advaatage and grati fi cation which i s t h e to ne end and a im of ail art. it has bee n f oun d a . _ , harp did:, pro are N" - . ~atanyt 111POIL RI- .' an undivided channel, analtisehoppoil beneficially, ealt,,Wy cid for xhapuldic. ad repose. • Under this ordination of things, the art of en graving, With, h,in the hands of klbeittturer, andi lisine other 4 its early; profeitisrs, flood on Wile- Pendent •gsoluaci- (and nog refinret• itt • ' , )00Wi.siglilAy colltd!Ct .to lickilim4e4BL4 l3 ; as- ' otr teJgoty of gaintiog, and her tabcn upon berfe,„,-u r have already floted, the office of tr9Vatiag tti nrfifinAl conceptions of the painter deriving `the; Ante benefit from paintiaiwthat pt;intinit decaolp icon; letiense,wnd, like pining. IT,PSofOi ~ v.ip t ting, 89e of iniAcpptilpoec-r-like .pAinting,i ,a ,andrcrepaying,with iyteMft the a . dvapi tage the qeccives: - tat it be remembered, Gentlemen, that to teat:dam Hamer and-Fug:l ie etquisai thetaleetts pi a`"% l e .nni a ; ittry#44, oar can you(or. a ;no pent iroagine.tlAs .tads vfOOI4 have hnequ 4i r well irrrurmed by one of the dull .totite of tho Dunciad. - ' It would be far more in unifon, Gentlemen with nitentfpniti antnotnistioor.Or tPlOaitsr.to re atitYf Otoortft Vim ; iickut4t;*Vrtifa vs-v/4 1 Vs Fik9 a , 4+. ti VINLIO.s ta lk to 04-F -duous tam of tranuatiog, mutt, of pea ? lie y.erfed 1 1 44 P lita&Wale !m i ni which he wont trAnflate.. /kw elk Thar 1p qansfu(it the truth, the tkle, the kill of hill orivnaft now elfc Wall tie irpioxl fft.ce Chller. to that . ide;al perfection, Nrtneh the ateii artifis are ever doomed to contemplate. !,t ncyer to attain, or to this exiiiing no# peacb car perktion which all of tcit ro h ro nits yrnaktified, which is feel? and felt m the , , i no.j espref. save Silence of 44401 Mi, in 0 44.Sopper Of Riph*Worghen t in many of the landscapes of Vivares and W ooU 44 in various other prints thalTP)0011 r 444107 Mt:AA& - Tb4t we craven* fee engravings deficient in 3,4 higher requi fi tes of the art, and sebich ihew• • that their authors have been unfltilled in drawing; an il ignoront of the principle* of chiarn.fcnrosasel colouring,,mAitates no more against the art itfelf, titan Como of the piatires that annually &ramie &Its walls of the Royal Academy, prove at of ming . to be the offspring of mechanical dullnefe. , . ' •. tme now, Gentlemen, ttsltate,flat beAde , the Mood' men feel in common for the prevalence or !nth, I have ken winos to mum: the con. tag ion that may proceed from fuch opinions s ,=Puts delivered publicly in firth a place at Wttli- Mmiter-hall, because of the dire& tendency limy. tore, by degrading the art of engraving in Abe public eil l irpatoon o , to predate the evil I would de prscates and TQU defcrihe to esit. Mad 4190 opi- Atotts ti ern delivered by dull and ordinary men, I ltatrf,itently &fared them to fink in oblivon 1 bk,. clitE4oned as they may fetal to be by your aeg.4e 41c 04 and perlW? reCpeaability, I feel it 0 :opt Y torokavour to prevent the mitchief ti?:7, ars r.cafclala.tncl to produce. Were fuck opinions M ' tired to prevail, what *nay, who tech the ießuence ' of hohouyabic 61{1/nation, would become, 9r even .cootiAtte an raver ? What engravers cOnid - ever ' become or w oul d remain your afrociates, but men. of ignoble an merceoary minds I. Is there a fo reign natinn 0 cfrilitute of mite, as, tioder filch chwurnittmti would fend to England fOr prints ? What, then, mutt be the fate of your own cope, Dental &me, and that of a very confiderabli branch of our commerce ? You will allow me to obferve, Gentlemen, diet' though yon are portrait painters, and though, in fnch an addrefs as the prefent, I might fairly 'have examined into the cemflitution of your pi&uses,., and inquired how much of your chtims tb nrogi `wahty may be innocently borrowed froin Vund y re, from Reynolds, from Rubens, or Parmigiana and how much may he effeded lay the trickery of * pencil, and other mechanical means ; though I might, compare the little or the much that would remain of 'original invention, with what you might be pleated to allow (if any) of that highly ralUed quality to engravers; yet I have porpofe. ly avoided what might feet invidious, have ro dentagarded your painting of portraits as purely aeti. and' ftmpofeif you capable, as no doubt you are, of the higher attainments of the art. 1 halm lime eon:anion in iieliewing that there are anaong she Royal Academicians men who think far otherwife of she art of engraving thaui yon; men who know to eilimate its iodate, by its great and various- utility; men who, front cos paring the many who try, with the kw who fuo ceed, can infer its di ffi culdee o 1 atz4ionseas, and who, Peeing _ . _ bow hard it is to climb • The ft o7 ,*----a would wiWmgly place the temple of hortom , on iPs fummit. The candid, terfe, and manly evidence Wieland, /haws that be dick not think it nosolkwy to dank smart, is aide/ to exalt 4,1110 titer ; and though I prefurne not to fathom she , ponfound• judgment of him who mow Manias file 4ll4 and rolls his thitoder ha% die libryjoiloas .r, in the eaufg of plutofophy and the. arts, 4 moot but with that be had be ;infirm ea the *limo 00caeine. roAkmfa a joy 5, dot. A Ltsnatie Afyluta for the fnr.'eseftera taw* ties was on Wednefdley opened sat Xxescr. Yelmlay, nth' Public Office, Union Halt, a hakes was cenvidedia the full penaky of 2al. nos. for felling bread !bort of weight, being 9 o ounces, at 5.5. an ounce. Some of the quarterts lasses wens deficient fire ounces each., Two men, if the name of ttireffe and Frame. oeg a. &ameba-, the other a dealer in old clothe% were charged by Mr. Wilfaa, gracer, in Vita. friars-road, with coming into his fhon its the-morn ing to purchale an article, when the fhoetuakw tendered a good half-trainee for change. and re ceived the difisreace is good filters hieing faw pulous abut the fs of the change, Ise re. turned levet:ll Ihili hich appearing to be had. Mr. Waite fent for a °mailable, whet took the men into cullody, and on k-arching them, found, upon the cloathfaaaa eleven counterfeit (billings, ; and -a. fossil. bag. contain* a cow poutius for co., *Krieg bud fdver oa . the GROWING ker wean found. the Noodles= ire defy c 4 lk. Wilissi aL They lame both fully oominittod for trial,. . • ' _ 3 4 4 -4 7 g.A.!e-l'il•Pk*.];‘ , 474l. Loci laphinitone has prefentetf the ter. Mr. 1)avi:! fon to the church and iktlD of tltalbernauld, va ca nt ~y death of this& DIVIDENDS, July a . Robert Roberts and Wallitirarililkig4, of Ur,— 1 . toff- ne, London, avarebouferneu .at *vett.= 0 ullbiLa I. . July a . George Kirke an, John Fon,r, gf Groc.r/i-k4n.c,,,,,.. Lon , merchants, at twelve, at treNtialt. July H. William Shrldrigt, late of Witham, Mx, colri maker, at urn. t,latllhalk IPA at t h e . Ettiaratd AispFrigift , -.9*..ocri:bmwc, "to r y,. Globe Tavern . bßn-flritet,L.HcrpOoL I lidroa. • Monona CA J M, Sholgovinew. 01..Lioarpwal, ob t ,„,. '... i efirtficißteiml t PACMV 4 4. 9l .kahnltlitt,k.ivar 4 , 4o„ 's 24. sg n arson , o ottonhampitead, Devon, Sett:- E aigtis,.aaalkicao4raialklibll'atataa. Einar liVkftigh,Gtwpiti,gieltikt. pf GlouocAte, wpi-th ftf,,i ifiCeMi Iker, at cLven, at Gurld/121/ 144jr . . ja r ig, •Isi t erli i i. /gawk*. arida job,n..tharlar., al Vidavartveat• , gm*, rpm ?,er rft at . tetkat coihOL 'lllll2B. ' ana`Prell'on lihant, Bread-ftrect,theap24, merchamt, at ten, at Guildhall: July as. join Hair, Of Siutc-greet, Leicetter-fguare, ma. chant, at el-Den at GalilbalL Joky 28. John Duffin and Ethward Fluffht, of Chipping Norton, •• and illisZtaffts.atilame, Oskaalbire,allaptars, at ea; at . , G 4 4.oni. 'ja y a& k tet7 nom* of the Broadway, Nyeamlnitet, co r d. 1 ' turthati, stain, "at4aildhalL . • Atli 4 Olivet Dm , * et YiWitrult. Miadleres, brew, r, at •t;tl.'at Guildhall. . Yefterdaj monist. be ioatart 61ni6406.4ltetit. Hon. Lady Amherk of a daughter. Oa Tuefd.y talL T s 4plow,,. the Manageable Mrs. Green. fell, Lady of Parcal • renicll, rfq of a daeghter. k' , =*t. at Doenfrier, the Lay of Lieut. c.Yclit ! , ttDf.tille, , Wbn•v/ 1 Militia, of a fon. MARRIXD. • , Ikeda?, at St. Mari-la-bonne Uterch; Thomas Forrytt i , ; of upper Wbupole-ibreet, Idq. to haiii Jana Matin, of the At b I M • urgh, on the 27th tilt. Alexander Shaw, Efq. D e !. ..cvta . /glib Miry Alan hdue Lean, doutbkr of Altnander - I„ean Efq of %Ma. tee, at Chethonr, Herr, ErnjanthrYoung, Efq. of Hat. 6dd Hylbs,lo Malta= Gang, niece of the late Ifltjlbau t 4 Efq of Slrnmon HatfoJ d. On Thurfdby fr'nnight. it•Wakhandlow, Edward Xenclale. Ek, of Usapuock, in the-canna? , of Breccia, so Mrs. Erevan, of Swanfea. . 'fuefdar, at& Georgeatfantrver-fquare, by the Rev. R. P. Goodenough, the Rev. R. P. Onfto*, eldell fon of the Dean of Woo:eller, to Mge thutot ,Ifohry. oboe. danduer of the Ho nourable Ajdrew Fat% At. P. Turftlay loft, at Si. Peer% tit the Tower, John Wilke* Fkkt. of Goon "Emir to Mg" Plakon of the here place. At Itranbritte,Monday ttte sad ult. - the Rey, jamesTsylor. 4olitou, es Mite Aobe MAN doolltoor of MiroGeotlle Mob, of Aube. On Mondaresetring, at Ms hook in trutomftreet, lionatal Johnfon, Efq. On `Fuefday morning. at his honk in Upper Seymour-ftreet s the infant daughter of William Alliby Lathum, Efq. Wednefday fenaight, at fpferich, VIM-Ivory, Efq. formerly .S.Priptsdp la the Est Norfolk. millea. 'Oa Monday list, at Homerton, Mifi Mary Savage, only fur *ling dlightiro of the late Rev. Smiaiseg Montan Savage, D. Oa. hmirstarn kw Mallow,' kW. Crawford. wile of John 'GI liito'ret of ibillintoVer near Slough, EN. Jamrs Moore. Efq. of Roffirevor, in the county of Down. On Wcdnefds hatOidmhsms,Qorstlterihire, the Lady tf the At*. Who- laighq. and Otter tss Lord ifiacouut Falidaud. On Monday morning, at his feat at Pen Park near Devizus, is the ossuary of 0.7/fa James allttUrit after very illy , * Lk tit fcsigor ' 46 4 11 dioi =Ally team reprefentad :lie Borough of DcvEses; and was brother-in-kw to the pref.nt Clianoslios of the Issitequw. 09 Ole Asth Fgorsissruhdirs Wts. Paatak.as hit garage from Penfaeola to Plafte—He was a partner in the mercantile lioure of Panton, sole& who at the Garnet fbliakation aft* fowls= Ledo' of. Indians, and with the widen:tend ap pro**ku of the Bridal andltt Governments, remained ik 'kid& aters tremors w and continued their Meg ef tilalifiked commerre with the Creeks, Chichcfpsw, and taw nations. Hh Avail was oeadioned by dropfy. after fuller rag osuakpaie litt a yrtviossaisikkolfilw goat ist the Wogs. At SkienAgs, so t. h 27th Alt: Mr John Tate, writer fa Clafgow. At tie Mask of Spriarston,As this gbh year of his age, and th; 59th of his mini/0/I.'oe Rev. goblet Turnbull, rAiniftet the gigper at Sprouftoe. Os the rAtk alt_ at ith apartments onLiti:gwe.lidl, Sir Tim- MSS Hoge, U. of Ctsigiss near Lifiabhrilb et On eikearkU Saturday, at itouda the Hut Weds, Brittol, James Butler, Efq. o. • WHEN Profetrtonal Men of education arid re. Illonflbillty deviate from the general fyftem by the fe ' adieu of epistoler *limb, the fenettion at lent aanttoard inccela is tha be& &halm; of Luierterity. Fight years have f devoted my praftice to the exclnftve treat ment al TWllitag 21801111111R51 and Me llsecelsful rya,* of stiPulditalital ardour to oppore u far as l am ahh the ravagps of thoik complaints which are the molt import ant In du catalog= of luniaap Ml= LWOW! iota every branch as as Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Prat:lice to refcue ind ividu *from the ignarancaol unedasaardiblea, or tin °quail* dam semis precipitancy of sacral Practitioners. The M! DISORDERS, to the cure°, which i have de. voted nir,attanden t vomprise every *pairs of VENIIRSAL INFECTigiti. whether of a recent or long duratioip—aditt- All kinds of DEIIII.FI'Y , wl•ccher ariflng from the habits of adtenlboye orthe indulgence of nanureage, sad lag* lII* dr nagemeat oi the hillem in Women which is calla BAKKE'S/in NESS or S'rEIOLITY. lihinscrwoeclibies enttbe refalt tar ignasunee or hays le the tieetrarnt of oil** Goitorrbea, and is not unirequently hap pens that the hada of We are poifoned by the indiferstion of as inguarded • bees by a innate, method furls cemplansta ow engly cured, and even where others have failed, I trod [bawl may prefnme-to offer a radical re-ettaisiiihment. New however arc the cafes of corapileated 'Mirth, its this dlforder entr.pared with the calamitous fituations of Men, whip from indolgamer Ina•SOLITARY VICE, or the prcrafenr Gallo etas ad a-falkireasbie Life % as guars that ftase of Debility will* 'is tit imam** confequence of filch pernicious habits. Whets• the unhappy flifferribttoods over Ms ri• , but care, (OW 1C41946 Mt nandurema, it mop be Seale o•lasion fee .birp to'kuow, that although it be an objet of doubt or uncut► rainty with other Praditioners, eke removal of thelc DEPT MEM DI brir hp tins &Tidied pewit or Renovation is the acquire. mrnt of my experience. It the rites of Ilacchus or Venus have begun to reduce maiiiibvigour, much aebiety will be prevented by an early counteraetion of this languid date, and in theft edemas wren diXesit is wilt occur. • • DlSPOberatkis Deficiency hatter yea/unlike& aproper Pill ral". 6 0 4 4r:0 .1 b1 y emlitsfite to lleTtee the eumbring fpat in Life, and to re-.aniinoc the canitketian• MAititilll WOMEN, wha We Deng been ifappoiated iwelicip-espediations of a Pewaly, awry be anted. dioxin moat isitanees fuck defeCts•are..casable by Mr,OisaL shill• The SECRECY whiels • to my undertaking, and the Omilihratirn. ',Sikh l hare israftemed todlate, inns the 10. 11 41 reY Pratestfiuns, and in coincidence with foci thisintl- 11- 7 *Kinn Is given that Mr , may be confultedpethealif (pp by lettere aednfiog a (mall note at, his bouts, Nu. sy, Arun. es-Ilreet, Shang , near Temple- err. - There Is au attojiWgia Giatraint in Wates , Areet adfolnins, and the name is on both the doom Na. rt. 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