Star. — London, England, 1801-03-16 00:00:00

FLAni LE SIi , 'INDLL R. A short a.t ••;:.it having appealed in a Morning . ..hi; :Windier vi ho relided lately at ..a.klwrob, whi.l c the had the addrel• to deli:nal I,4rions tradc...ten of properly to the amount of :o,cool. and ups% ards ' we are enabled to give the the whole tranfaßion. This =poll. for had a fl .0 ding School on Croonic-hill two, ear e, dui lug which time the kept her carriage, and repteiCnted licrfelf as herrefs to feveral large itates, partictilitilv to that of •In uncle in Scotland, on whnd &mile the fholld come into polledion of re.:4c.col. Under the impreiFini of thole high founding appearances, the allowed all the collie quence attached to birth, fortune, and expeaa tions ; and front the nninner of addrcfs, and the lofty (life which the affirmed, the people in the neighbourhood ofßla ckheat h and Greenwich really believed every thing the thought proper to advance. In May fait the tcru to a hlr. Crcaly, of Green ich, a MID of property, by trade a currier, whom (he informed that her uncle, Alexander Stuart Rain:wen, of Fateally, was dead, and begged he would accompany her to a rcfpOtable attorney, in Crane-count, llCCl•liteet, to arranize matters preparatory to her takin4. pufletiion. Mr. Creafy complied, and went with her to the Gentleman's home in goeftion ; Mils R. in Rating the bufinefs to the attorney, &tired he would make out x fac tory (the ufual procefs for'conveying Scotch pro perty,) for r 6001. 2-year on the ettatc of her late uricle, Alexander Stuart*Robertfon, of Fafeally, ind a bond for scool. to be drawn on the agent who had the fuperintendancc of thy Mate, and who the Cid had been appointed to receive her rents. A few days after this tranfattion, the again fent to Mr. Creafr, and knowing-him to be a man of property, AO him to lend her spool. until the lettlement of her affairs at Fafcally. Mr. Crcafy, not having the flighteft fufpiciou of any part of what had .been advanced being untrue, rea dily complied, and likewife recommended her to all the tradefpeople in the town. Defirous of an elegant houfe, the fixed upon a very handfome one in the Paragon, which was in an unfinifhed Rate : this honk the purchafed on credit ; and, through the recommendat::.n of greafy, engaged bricklayers, carpenters, and painters, to finiTh the premifes in the molt expenfive Rik imaginable; and ordered Mr. Driver, the nurferyman, to !pare no espence of planting the fhrubberies, and provingan the plealure-grOunds. While there im provements were going forward, Mifs Robertfon let up three carriages, a coach, fociable, and pog chariot ; and While the houfe and grounds were Attain, file, and her lifter, Mifs Sharp, (who lived with her,) continued at Creome-hill, from whence they made freknent escutlions to London; the latter end of June they let off for Brighten, where they figured away with four horfes and outriders. The horfes they 'had on job from a gable-keeper at Greenwich, and die carnages front different coach makers in London. On their return in Auguft laR, Mifs Robertfon went to Hatchetes, and Mired him to make her an elegant chariot, with filver mouldings, and railed coronets of the fame. Mr. Hatchett treated his cullomer with much refpat, and haftened to complete the order by the time promifed, the Queen's Birth-day, her coufin, Mr. Secretary Dun. das, intending on that day to introduce her at Court. About this time the houfe was finithed, but not furnifbed : having heard of Mr. Oakley's warehoufe, in Bond-ftreet, the applied to him, through the medium of a man of refpeaability, at Blackheath, and, from the reprefentations made to Mr. Oakley, he agreed to furnilh the houfe for abool. Things then went on in a very flourifhing way; the drawing-rooros were painted in water colours by one of tthe firft aitifts in the kingdom ; the walls in landfcape,and the cieling conipofed of clniias, and approp ri ate de vices. l'helooking-glaffes to the floor were in burnifled gold frames, richly carved, with ftatuary marble nabs, and or molu ornaments. Thefe fir mirrors came to ',tool. On the marble cabs in the principal drawing-room were pi: cad a pair of Egyptain candelabras, the price of which a as 200 guineas ; the principal bed foe I. and every other ankle equally magnideent. During the three months that the fiirnilbing of the houle was going forward, Mr. Oakley had fre quent conferences with his employer, Mils Robert fon, when the frequently mentioned that the had great expectations from rich relations in India, and was ct.ntinually receiving prefents of great value. Amung the number lately arrived was a marble c' .• ..ey-picce,thcn lyingatthe India-honk, a orth, • I .it otn.ti ;', t look and added, that it was her . Ladd a room on purpofc to.ereEt it in, I. or mufic. Mr. Oakley, not being . : with a ppearances.requefted,when the order hal been completed, the funs of „. Mils Robin don felt herfelf hurt, and faid, it he bad any doubts of his having his money when her affairs were fettled at Fafcally, he might apply to her filler, Lady Paget, or to her count), the tlaop of London. 11 you any fur doubtc (add.:d Robertfon), api I ! . to Sir Richard who has known me from my in fancy. Sir 1 . ...hval d Law (th , e prcfent Attorney- General fp-1k to my rcfpatibility." From thefc bald aifertions Mi. Oakley proceeded with the order, but l'elsen nearly con:pleated he judged it proper to wait upon the liiihr,p of London and Sir Richard Hili ; both dime Gentlemen laid they had no farther knowledTe of a Mils Robinfon than Sy a card, which a perion of that name had been in the habit of leaving at the henries of perfons el _ _ Upon this difcovery, in Fehroar? laft, M. ley trok out a writ, and with proper (Keels, h s own men, and frver.d carts, went down to Iliad.- heath, and laid in wait till nine o'clocl: (being in formed that Mils Robertfon diucJ Gut), whtu the carriage came home, but no Mi.'s Rob:rtfon. From this circumstance it appeared that 111.: lead received intimation of what was going fiats arts, and would nct return. Mr. Chao-, tindinj he could not rake the body, contrived to get trim the boort, and let in his men, who chinked time man- Ys Corn:Lore by fix o'clock the rest ;nom. ing, having wors!estisard all nig 11;! e o'clock in the morning came in an execution, under virtue of which the remaining part of the property was fold by auction on the premites. No diieovery has yet been made as to the place. of refidence of this 1 - windier. Mr. Pearce, haber darner, of St. Paul's Church-yard, met her cn Sa turday lafi, in Bilhopfgate-lireet, dread in man's clothes and hoots, with Mifs (harp leaning on het arm.—The following peribns have been defrauded to a large amount :—At Greenwich, the Carpen ter of 14001. the Bricklayer of 9001. the Painter and Glazier of 7031. the Stable-keeper, who lent the horfes, of 3001. The Nurferyman, for lawns and plealure-grounds, of 4001. Mr. Clark, of Fleet timer, Silversmith, a fuperb fideboard of plate. Meas. Ord and Morris, and Mr. Pearce, of St. Paul's Church-yard, are among the number de frauded. A Milliner, in Bond-lirect, for drelfes and laces, of sooL 4SSIZES. On Tuefday the Mims for the county of Effer commenced at Chelmsford, before Bann HoTH.iM and Mr. Jußice HEATH. There arc 117 prifoners in the calendar, 16 of whom had taken their trials on Wednefday night. 'the only remarkable one of thefe, was Thomas Curter, for a rape on the body of Mary Mitch:ll, an infant under nine years of age. The prifoner's condud in the commillion of the crime was of fuck a nature as to prevent a recital. The little innocent, who refided at Bradwell, near the fea, gave her evidence with extreme modelly and 'implicit), and gave evident traces of good underflanding and breeding, for the Elation of life in which (he had been educated, that of the daughter of a poor widow woman. After the evidence of the child was gone through, which was fully fribflanciated by the mother and feveral other witneffes, it was fcarcely poflible for any individual not to feel highly exafperated at' the brutal condud of the prifoner. The Learned Judge, m Cumming up the evi dence, pointed out moll particularly and emphati cally, every fhadow of doubt that could pofilhly be entertained refpeding the guilt of the pi ironer, and impreffed on the minds (4 . the Jury, that if any of thofc doubts fhould arife, that they would apply them on the fide of mercy. The Jur-, after a few minutes converfation, gave a verctid The Judge immediately pallid fentence of death on the priftmer,who remained apparently unmoved, and taken frOm the bar amidlt . the filent horror of all who had been witneffes of the 'hocking recital of unnatural depravity. Carter, after fentence of death had been paired upon him, had the hardened audacity to reply to the Judge, a Thank you, my Lord, but I am in nocent." We ;were in expeaation of prefenting our readers with the trial of Mime Rionsisall, the woman who was the means of letting fire to the barn of Mr. William Rogers,"of Brazen Head, in the parifh of Lindfell. The Grand Jury found a true Bill againit hcr, on the confeflion of Elizabeth Ives, the girl, and the oaths of feveral witnelles; but as the has been in fits for feveral days paft, her trial is put' off till the next Affixes, and the recognizances of the profecutors continued accordingly. On the AIX Priu, tide, the only trial of any im- ' portance was, an iflue out of the Court of Exche quer, in a Tythe cattle, wherein the Rev. Mr. Earle, Reaor of High Ongar, was the plaintiff, and Meffis. Lewis and Mansfield, were defendants. The fubjea in difpute was relative to certain boun daries of the parith of High Ongar, and in the courfe of the trial many ancient records were pro- duced, fome of very high antiquity, being as far hack as the reign of Henry VI. befides other an tient documents which were read and tranflated by Mr. Vandergee, of the Exchequer Office, "learned antiquarian. The trial laded for nine hours, and terminated in favour of the plaintiff. Loicoem Assizes.— oho Green was tried for the murder of Thomas Lunn. It appeared inevi dence, that the Prifoner lodged at the houfe of Robert Lancaller (who married the deceafed's litter) in the month of March 'Roo. Soon after lie left the houfe, and Lancalter miffed a watch, which he rufneacd the Prifoner had ftolen ; in con fequence of this, he went with the deceafed, on the 2 u It of September, to the bottle of Jerre Green, in Kirton, without a warrant, to apprehend the rifoner: they found him at dinner. After he had (riled he went with them. In the road between H:ckington and Swinethead he efcaped from them, got over a hedge into a dole, where the deceafed purfued him, Lancaster remaining with the horres. The deceafed was fern purluinr , the Prifoner over the first dole by Laucafier, who then loft fight of them. A young man law two perfons retuning in a dote, and heard the cry of " Murder ! Mur der!" Soon after this one of them got up and ran away ; by the defeription it was the Prifoner the 'other got up and ran after him, crying 6. A rogne I A rogue !" This witnefs being frighten ed, ran home. On the fame evening the Prifoner went to a farm-bottle, and inquired his way to a public-bottle called The Wheel; his fmock frock WAS bloody, and his hands and face much bridled and Moody ; he raid, he had been fighting with two men, who had robbed and ill-treated him.— About midnight he returned to the bottle of desk Green, and told her he had gut away from them with much trouble. The following day thc de. ceafecl was found murdered in the parith of Hale tat, dripped of his breeches, flutes, and buckles, ' which wereafterwards found concealed in a draw- Cit...., tied up together. Two men apprehended the Prifoner. He had broken through the wall of the !inure in which Jeff.; Green lived,and was found coma .sled in the roof of an adjoining tenement. I 'I b.: learned Judge obferved to the Jury, that ate Jeceafed and Lancatter had apprehended the p..i j ; , ncr t.ithout a warrant, therefore be was jai: tifiej in ft:pooling they came to take him as a de fer:cr. (he being one from the South Litscult. mi. nth.), and in .t moment of ram) might Lave struck him a 64cnt blow, h) as to cattle his death; if that was tls; cafe, the Jury man acquit him of murder, as be did not :A with a malicious intent. and of courre he mutt be found guilty of man- • 4anjlttees be'. his Nipping the deceakd of his Llotlizs afterwards, thawed tco ronch for manflaw - 2hter. The Jury on this groto:Ll fo.md him priby vj' Wilful Murder. from :he LONDON GdZETTE, Mari, • ARV PROAIOI lONS. wsit-OFFICE, nuaLiN•cAsitte, staatu 4, I Rot • His Majelly has been pleattel to m:tke the fol lowing Promotions in the Army on this : • 22.1 u tort eit-C;en.ial &mall ea Tail eon, from the Pr.nr,f, of Wales's 1.:.; Fencibic ('ac. try, to L e C.en. no!, vira Garth, ranoved to sit Dragoons. D tied January 1, 9th Light Drignens—Benjamin Chapman to la- C. •art, by Purchafe, vice Maxwo.il, promoted. Dated 0:10:au I Seto. Benjamin Jonts to be Cornet, by puteirlf, vice Lore, relizued. Dated as above. 23d Ditto—Richard Defpard to be Cornet. no the mi;,:noenta non of the 9th Troop, without purchafe. Dated Novem ber 28, 'Soo. Cornet James Holmes to he Licutenant, by purchafe, vice Me. em, deer-Jed. Dated Oetobar 18, 'goo. 14th Ditto--Cornet D. Bodkin toter lieutenant, by purclar, vice Thornton, recent: wildest for promotion. Dated Au-' gun 16, riloc. The I lonourable George Blacquicre to be Comet without put. chola, vice Money pi meted. Dated 0 !tuber t ,;, rBOO.. Henry Brereton, late Captain is the sit Fusible Dragoons to be Cornet;withoot purchafc, vice Underwood, proma:..l in sad Dragoons. Dated as above. Ift Battalion of 15th Foot—Licutenant-a--Cockran, from the Royal Lancribire Volunteers, to be Enfun, without per. chafe, vice Waddy, recommended for a Lieutenant in sd Battalion of 46ds Font. Dated Osiober r, .tico. sd Battalion of rst:o Foot—Major Henry Grtn Barry, from 35th Foot, to he Major, vice Carruthers, exchanged. Dated October 2, tBOO. 16th Foot—Lieutenant William Vandeleur to be Captain. Lieutenant, withbut purchafe, vice Ptr.he, promoted in tft Foot Guards. Dated Septe,neber I, igoo. :d liattalion of 46th Foot—EMl*: Hugh Stackpole to beLieu tenant, by purchafe, vice Roffeau, reigned. Dated Odlober 13, 18co. 36th roof—Lieutenant John Wilder, from ilberdeentbire Highhonders, to be Enfign, without parebale, vice Barnard, placed on balf.pay. Dated (Mtober r, doo. ilt Battalion of dad Foot—Brevet-Major Captain David Rofs, from nit Foot, to be hiajot, without purehafe, vice Cal lendar rernoved to tha Rifle Corps. Dated Oatober 23, 18x. ad Battalion of Dittoa-Lictatenam Samuel Hoares. from 2oth Ftot, to be Captain, without purellafe, vice liordir.g, detrafetl. Dated OCtober IS, ifico. C. W. Kerr to be Enfign, without purehafe, vice eh:owner, re. figned. Dated October t, !Soo. 7sd Foot—Lieunrasert John Lord Lille, from the 13th Light • Dragoon*, to be Captain,„by purchafe, vice Stewart promot ni in 83d FOOL December 17, 1800. Enfign Robert Frafcr to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice ' Orrenk, refigned. Dated January at, 'S.A. Effex Fentihie Infantry. Enfign George Henry Burton to be Lieutenant, vice Simmons, deceafed. Dated October a, 'Soo. Mathew Kennedy to be align. vice Burton, promoted. Dated October a, 18.10. Norrhomberiand Fencibles. Fnfign William Snsith to be Lieutenant, vice Reser, refigttel I Dated October it, Moo. Somerfet Ventilate% Eefign Cori Hopkins to be Lieutenant. vice Do*J.dl, rumor, d to the 3aR Foot. Dated October it, lSea Wliiteway to be lisdign. Dated as above. Caithneis Legion. Captain Lieutenant Alexander Me.Pberfon to be Captain, vice recommended for a Commilfion in the Lin*. Dates! Oatober 18, sBoo. Lieutenant John Watfon to be Captain-Lieutenant. Dated as above. Enfign Roderick Mackay to be Li.utenant. Dated as above. William Key to be Enfigu. Dated as above. Emig* James Calder to be Liretenatit, vice Mackay, re commended fer a Commigen la the Line. Dated as above. John Milkr to be Enfign. Dated as above. Glengary Fencibles. Captain-Lieutenant Archibald Me.Lellan to be Captain, vice McDonald, recommended for a Corr mllll2ll in the Line. Dated as above. Lieutenant Hugh Maxon, from the Aberdeen Fencibles, to be Captain-Lieutenant. Dated as above. Enfign Donald Mc.Calman to be Lieutenant, vice Me.Nabb, recommended fora COMMinIOII in the Line. Dated as above. John Camerou to be Eagan. Dated as above. Leiceller Fencibles. William Jones to be Surgeon, vice Oreuden, reaped. Dated October 18, ttoo. WA&.OFFICE, DUBLIN•CASTLE, MARCH 6. His Majelly has been pleated to make the fol lowing Promotions in the Army, on this Elia blifhment : sd Battalion tsth Foot—EDS:lt jofeph Marke to be Lieute nant, witbont purchalos, vire Baines, removed to the 1 E Battalion. Dated Aagalt t, 1800. Enfign Judepb C. Gilbee to be Lieutenant. Dated October to, Igoe. 16th Sackville Berkeley, from ad Battalion of 46th ...oat, to be Lieutenant, without parehafe, vice Vas. decor, pr. meted. Dated November 5,11101 Adjutant Henry Wyfe to be Enfign, without purebace, vice Sayer, promoted. Dated as above. ad Battalion 46th Foot—Charles Webb to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Berkeley, promoted in 16th Foot. Dated November 5, :Soo. sad Light Dragoons—William Ileydon to be Comet, by pun ch:dr, vice Burke promoted. Dated November s, t 800. 14th Ditto—William Bonner to he Cornet, without pierelree vice Bedy, promoted In 13,1 Dragoons. Dated Noverobc; 5, 3 gOC. Roll and Cromarty Fencibles. Enfign Alexander Cislaiolos to be Lieutenant, vice Munro, rceomniended for a CommilSon 41 the Line. Dated Odo bee 3t, deo. Ahmander M.Dooell vibe Enfign. Dated as above. Lochaber Fencibles. Entleo Dugald Carton to be Lie:utmost, vice I.3ll'Dosald, prmoted. Doted Odober so, am. Duarald Cameron to be F.nligm, vice Dna Cansatm,pronsat ed. Dated as above. Enfign barbs WI can to be Lieutenant, vice Donald Ca meron, recommended (or a Com/Whim in the Use. Dated as above. Hugh Cameron to be Euagn Dated as above. York Fencibles. Enrol John Jackfon to be Liestenint, vice Key, &Nagai tie: Service in coda:pence of the opinion of a Court of Lo onier. Dared Oetober so, elm J. Wilton to be bodge. Dated os above. Eniirei Hugh Denny to be Li.uummt, vice F. W. Ihfientav, difniiikd the Service to etadequenee of the °pinks ofa Costs of &Ashy. Dated se. above. Thomas Prodtor to be linfign. Dated a. above. Angu(hire Feneible% Eitfign Andrew Will to be Lieutroant. vt:e Hama, fteom* mended for a Comotiffive in the Line. Dowd November John Wilkes to be Enlign. DauJ as sl.ave. Lawn Thoula• Kerr, to be I....enter/At, vice Wigimsao, re rownenied for a Comnillfion In the Line. Dated as above. Thomas Mairvreatlier to be FwOrm Dated as above. • Caithnefa Highlanders. Aohior Cirri or tube &also, vi, a vomerville, promoted. Data Hogue/we e, t'ail,abv to be F.ufign, clot Stewart, removed to Nor thonabe.rbed reaciSks. VA:3 as above. Elgin Fent ibles. Thome O'Reaso to be F.nlip, vice lirratboe s rtlina Dated November j, tbvo.• BANKRUPTCY rNt ARC.Er. `.:arch 24. tAn Maccamar.4 of Lordon, :!.,•It, at ten, 1! BA NKR tr, , Ts. John Ricketts, of t Briftol, toymaker, to furreial,r March ~., April 2, and 25, at eleven, at the Tal , a,t Inn "A later Brand Anomiea, Mr. J. Tarrant, Chancery lane, Lon,h 1. ; or faleffra. Hall and Jarman, and Mr. E. Stephens, Bilitut. Robert Sims, late of Walworth, bErrey, grocer, March 17, and April as, at ten, at (..tulldhall. Attorney, Mr. Beaur Li:nun-greet, Ililhopfgate-ftreet. Frederick Charles Augallus Sandwell, late of Devizes, SiEgE, clothier, April 6, 7, and as, at eleven, at the Bhck Benr I.h.vizes. Atternies, Mr. Hughia, Devises; or :Gr. Netla-r -role, Effex-Ereet, London. Daniel Weft, of M'indfor, Berke, coal-rear'S int, N. 'ch 2 t,. and April as, ten, at Guildhall, lamkuu. Atua il,y, Salon, Pump -court, Temple. Charles: Eldridge, of Cheltenham, Clouctiterthac, March 19, at fix, March 20, at ten, SlJti Art) :a at the Crown Inn; in Cheltenham. Attends s, yt,r. P-- Cheltenham; or Mr. Vizard, George Long, of Mancheltir, cotton-nianufanuter, 7.1 arch 1;, April 7, arid 25, at four, kt 'tht hada of Francis lightly!, Market-Place, Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. Clough, Mu,. chelter ; or Eilge, Inner 'Et:triple. Mofek Eadon, of Mancheiter, merchnut, March t 9, April .13, and 25, at eleven, at the Coach and Hodes Inu, lk Manch. fter. Anomie., Mr. Knight, Manchen a Mr. R. Ellis, Curfitor4rect, Londen. Aaron Rayner, of Bianchi:tier, merchant. March . , 7. and as, at three; at the houfe of Franeit , ;- Place, hianchetter. Attornies, Meat... Sharp -ski t., Mancheßer. John Alhwortb, of South-lrfolton-ftreet, Hanover;lip.ar, warehoufemah, March /7, 28, and April 25, at tad, , Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dixon, Nati:mar/et, Soho. John Rich, of Brian!, breeches-maker and glover, March 11, at one, March 28, and .4rll 2s, at twelve, at Guildhall,Loo don. Attorney, Mr. Kibblcthwahe, Gray's-inn Place. Thomas Merritt, now or late 'of Glow:eller, falefinm and dra. per, March 22, 23, at hve and April 25, at eleven, at the Welch Lap Inn, G loueeft:r. Attornies, Mr. Pewerif., Gray's Inn, London, or Mr. T. B. Nott, Gloucriter. George Wil.Pains, of Saffron-Hill, ihoernaktr, March 21, 24, and April as, at ten, at GuildholL Robert Sharpies, Imo of Anderton, Lancafliire, flanpkeere,, April to, at live, April is, at eleven, and as, at five, at at Bear's - Paw, in ' Attundas, Mr. Windle, Bartlett'i- Building., London • or Mr. F Threlfall, Little Bohon. . John .Fiddy, of Collifall, Norfolk, corn-merchanf, Marc!. 27,, at four, March 23, at ten, and April as, at four, at the Malt!, H. ad, Notwich. Attornies, hieffoe Swain and Stevens, Ohl Jewry, London ; or Mr. ISayers, GreatY :irmanuth, Norfolk. George Pugh ;end Jams Davis, of Old king-ftreet, Loadan, cheutilts and druggifts, March 17,27, and April 25, at clevaa at Guildhall. THIRTY THOUSAND PooNos.—The Ticket, No. so.ofa, drawn on Friday lad a Prize of 30,0c01. is the propel ty of a natuber of induitrious Tradefmen, and was fold before the drawing by T. BIEN, at his Old Eltablifhed Office, No. 4, Cortiltill, where Undruwn 'Pickets and Shares are felling every day, from Eight 'till Nine o'Clock in the Morn ing, and from Two 'till Eight o'Clock in the Evening ; likewife at his Offices, Mancheder and Edinburgh, where all PriLes are paid on demand. f..r.ITE or 'r;it WHI.Et. 1 Pi be ef 430,0t0 6 Prizes of L spoo Di.ru ao,o,):. 6 Ditto zpoo 3 Pato - scioxi 13 Litt° • 300 3 Ditto - spc: Su. &C. &C. Aroungil the m•tny profir rlsle fpeculations now I going on in the City, is that ofgiving twenty gui seas to receive one bundled guineas, if Lottery Tickets arc not 90 gtiin,as each, betbre Omnium is at Par, and it Inuit be confeffect thet the (peen- I:tt ions in favour 4 Lottery Tickets a.." upon this very probable pri•iciple, that though there are. many imp.milin,e; circrimilances, which may affect the price of Omirium, there arc scarcely any whit!' can Aral Tickets, they becoming to a certaihty a fearcer at ticle every die by the Je.lii'rionoltifteert hundred, and tatlvotgh one third, of the Tickets •tre drawn, there remains fifteen of the tiventeen Capital Prizes fill in the BIRTH Yrft.rclay,at thrir hqufr in tlytsstrind, Mrs. Pury,thc a•if of ism:* Perry, Pot+ 4 Mert.m. 4a (tel. At Bath, lacutetaarst-ColmilGrrt Carrtpkil, to M 1 liar• rid Farrtr, daughter of James i'aacr, t.fg. WHEN Profeflional Men of education and re fponfibUity'deviatit from the generslfyftent by the fv loftion of a peculiar Brandi, the famelon of tees continufg fuccefs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight ysars have I devoted my practice to the eselo Svc tree. meet of ThikE.r. DISORDERS, and t:w fueccfsful refult ef my plan gives me additional artlo:.r to opputr as far as I ant able the rIV ye., of thole complaints which we the molt import ant in the estsinytie of human forrndtkit. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a wills at an early period of Practice to releec individu als from the 'IL-flounce of uneducated , or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praflitionars. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long dumtion.--adly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether aridog from the habits of Schoolboys, or the irtdulgenee of mature age, and billy that do. rsngement of the (yam in Wanes which is called BARREN: NESS or STERILfTY. NUMMI& dikISUI ate the refult of ignorance or bale in tbs treatment of a Ample Gononisca,and it not onfreqtantly hap pens that the feeds of Life are poiforied by the indifcretien of as unguarded boor. By a fuperior netted lack eostplainte are early cured, and even when others have hilted, I trait that may prefurne to offer a rsdicd nrettablillunent. Few however are the cafes of complicated Matra In this Warder compared with the calamitous Anatioas of Men, wire from indidgesice lea SOLITARY VlEE,oethe reviles , Oain. ties of • faildonable Life, acquire that Rue of Debility wbkli is the unavoidable confequenee of lath pentioloss Wks. When the unhappy ruireocr broods over his ingery, bat care • My conceals Ms rnistbetune, It may be lone eotirobdoo Ice him to know, that aftltourk it be an °bled of doubt or mice:. tainty with other Pracrtitioners the Matneal of Oak DEM F.NCI ES by the gradu d Frage& of Renovation is the acquire malt of my cxperiusce. II the rite, of Bfeettessr Venus 11./T6 begun to reduce manly view, machansimywillhe prevented by an early cotanteradtiuo of this languid date, and in Wig caret no great diftlerkles will occur. lint where din DeSideacy has for years sated a proper Per reverence is indifpenfibtg requifite to revive the ilattubeiitt (parka of Life, and to re-animate the Conithation. MARRIED WOMEN, who have twig bees difappoinntig in their expatiations of a Family, en .ty he arum,. that in ntaß Mamas lath deletes arc curable by Medical shill, The SECRECY which is Cofoef rtisi to my unttalehing, mat the Q2aNikations which I have prditiac.l to Rase, fans Ow ' Bail of my Pretasfions, and h coine id.sice it!s tick this le matt= is given, that Mr may be conikiPc.l Wen*, (or by let:tve factoring • (mall nos) at his Marts Ka. 29, dei-ltrr-t. *rand, em, Tarok-Bar, :1 ._ _ 'Piers is an additional a;tranct ht W44.-And attifte and dm: 11/311t is on Wilt the don . M.D. Member of the Royal Wier, ci .114 - 71 - 77 - 7= LONDON : Printed for the l'-ayrktges, by (al Carnabritroet) atbd STA a Pas got= a, earty-trag; and publilbed by LRY&L MOST, atelmuy-ybae, Loarbret), at Na t, Oargrifrote, a Stan-Omeg, Tampie-ilat ; ea wfint neolli term mitt wipee fur eke bran us tweeted so lie'eerieelbly •