Star. — London, England, 1802-10-23 00:00:00

. - . , .• . % . . ..' • . •. - • . lisits4tp a claim' hey. A lodger in the firfl floe ' Mts. Bridges'i houfe will tell the Gentlemen Of the Jury that the heard the boy crying out, "Don't beat me, William." She went into the room where the defendant and the boy were, and (aid; " How can you beat that infant i" The boy Was at this time pulling tiii hiihreedtes. The defen• dant replied, that he beat him bean* he was lazy, and would not go up the chiMney. It was not to be wondered, that ufed in this cruel wa y, the child Would With to make his &ape. lie frayed away. The defendint went and looked for him, and found himat the top of Wild -greet. The moment he faw the boy, he took a rope of the thicknefs of a man's finger, full of knots, and beat The boy with it all the way home. When he was carried home, his miftrefs was not Satisfied with what the foreman had done, but fet to work ' and bezt_the child herfelf with a great Rick. The defendant again undertook to make the boy go up a chimney. When the child flopped about half way, and could go no farther, th e defendant called out, " What, you want to .lide it, you young dng,' do you?" . Pike it was a cint phrafe among chimney-tweets. The defendant got a cane, with needles Ruck in one end of. it, ale pufhed it up the chimney, ,while the child cried all the time—" Oh, William; don't prick me I roe -GOD'S fake don't prick me!" The unfortunate in fant was at lag humanely refcued by a neighbour of Mrs. Bridges,• and a complaint being made to the Para Offictrs t they compla int this a cafe which ought to be brought before a Juiy. If Only the half of what he had Rated in .this opening were proved, he had no dBu'bt of the defendant . being found guilty.. Perhaps the -punifkment which the prifoner might now receive in con& quence of the verdia of the Jury, W6uld bait ihe moft falutary confequences with reftieft to hluifelf: It might be the means of raving his life hereafter. The might perhaps have fan I very isle' , nions print, in which the various Riga of cruelty are reprefented. It conveyed.an excellent moral Acton; for as it was there pourtrayed,lierfatti cif An inhuman difpofitiOn firft begai with cortunng brutes; the next Rage Was cruelty to thetr fellow. creatures, and hence they eafdy proceeded to murder and the moft (hocking enoimities. The humanity of the Jury would conyitice then' of the necelfity of proteiting unfortunate children of this defcriptioik who were in general f 6 totilly s defii. tote of friends and protators. Their verclie, - however, he did not doubt, Would °Perini as a falutary-leffon to all perliint in th;s profeffion, and teach ;heat that they were not to cur& cruelty, towards the unfortunate children witn3 fell into. their power With inijmnity. • The evidence for the piofecuttoil ial how tilled. • Peter Cavanagh, the child who has &Oiled fo: Many injuries, was Oft examined. at Is every_ fine boy. Hi; innocent look, and the arytti Am. ilicity with which •he told his Rory; mietrifted every one. Being suefficnied reffiefting hfi *eclat cif the obligation of anoath, and wW.A. a lie bad been taught his eatecitilli—he Mewired e bad Nit learned any catechirm. He bad been employe all the week in camina g ali ai ont netiitritters, ana Only went to fchpolon ;but..hc Iktkew ihit it' was,at all time: Wrong io - ial alfehaOll4a 3l o thank was much wee wrons to do fo when be was fwoin to tell the truth. Her tory was , tt the fonoWing effei!ti—i , I wee .firnte up it Fiberlst sly grandfather and gran mother. hii gran sithet ss a thatcher. rcanse to Londo6 il?Out three smiths ago to . fee my, mother and my stepfather, who is a blackinsith to illoanoareet. 214 either, beat me, and I ran away finis Min. I went to Swallow-greet, ' iliiii I mei , With oat. Of i bis . . Bno boys, who rook me %Is her linnfe. had then away three ifa l ls fr i isti a lt i f r . tha, and L ilted during that time b ''' -- • .ns aidials in the arcet. 'On the . i . , ii i •at -t,.: jriin Chapel door in fiwallotAll4tentu of 144 . V,PLer boys told me Ito wailed ila, and I went with' hiM. I did not know they 'waited incialce a fire* of me, or I would not have gone. They made me go errands for. a while, and did not ufe Ike ill then; but two days b efore I. go away from dsem, William Putney beat risov.ith a Rick, and'' me with pins, tomake mega iip achiinney . i P n rs r i two pair of (lairs room. He then 'to& ids - down to the cellar, and there be flOggea.ine with rods and a Rick, and when I eerie up, nit mattes, beat me with a mat k i ck Ike keep' At her bed.* fide, Putney aiterwards wanted to force me up' the chimney again, and Mit needles and .jOintlii a cane to prick me. I then ranairret Putney foon foiled me, and beat Me an Way Mite with a catdpine tails ; and While came hoine my Wards beat Me again Swish the &eat flick that lies by her bed.fi& Be then tiiid to Mate' me go up the chimney) and *aided. to gat • i ms s down to the cellar.to, beat me mort , lint the ileith lrurs heard me Scream, and hfrs. Wilton, 'into lives next door, came and took Me away." - The.prifoper bdazafized if he hid any queltiOha: to put to the boy Ifiid:bis evidear's Was all falter that he never had beat hiM, " How can you'll/reit, (faid he) that I beat you going ham(, knd in the cellar r' . . The boy—" Yes, I can (wear it, for s the marts • ate crel , Sne_ yet." , Robert Yates, a boy ts years or age, and who. had been one of Mrs. , Bridges' apprentices, iwke, ' the next witnefs, and depot - id as follows r,;;-One Sunday night one. of Mrs. Bridges apprentices, wh's had been at play, came into the honk, and: faid to his miftrefs, there-is-a fine little boy crying ,at the Chapel door.--" How tall is he - (faid Mrs.. Bridges) is he as tall as you I" , —The app,eO_lce . Laid he was not fo tall as him ; 410 then Bridges faid," he would do yeti well fo; ha. when *inter fet in," and bade the apprentite go arid' bring him in, which be did. When the - boy Obi in, he was told to fit down in i chair, sad o:tdis bread and butter was given to him; bit *s ' Bridges did not tell him Ilse 'Waited MOO - a (weep of him. He was keptfor . thiee weeklatitb d g ' errands; after wbiCh Putney tried'eOlatelibikr up the chintzy, ' in the two paw rook He egillid - na-e up "di, and the prifonar '4ltid 'he -4.14 and_ threatefiedto prig _ hisis. ,_ _. 1. _ t e; ~.,._!,•..:.. • • • . • - • • . . Ilmillreta atked how the bey getilikiNd rainey aid; " pretty well ;" upon which the gave him a etaf pl um b i ludding. Putney tried him another time in the chimney, on.the fecond floor, but the boy fell down and*as a good deal butt, upon which the prifoner came to him and polled his ear, and beat him very-hard. On the Friday before 110 was, taken away, the prifoner carried him. to St.Giorge's Church, where there is a nich in a corner which' has three fides, and which anfwers for learning to climb up the fame as a e yhiihney. Putne ordered me to follow and puth him up ; though, if he had i fallen down, be would have torn; on the fpikee• land been killed. The - people patting by pitied{ ltisd and Paid it was a theme ;, fome gave him halfpence and alining:, but Peon took half of{ the money. The nest day.was Saturday,and the Ing was again' forced to go up the chimney on ' the fira floor. Though he did pretty well; Put net.took him down to the cellar and flogged him. I was fint to buy a bundle of Wall, ea the pd.', Toner ordered me to put the flap of thevellar down that the neighbcoUrs might not heir Peter cry.— He-flogged - him with the rods round the cellar— , Peterietsamed terribly. Pie faid, ".oh, William, don't Wet me, I'll kits you, I'll kill my March' and Robert, and you all.-..-I'll do any thing if you won't heat me." Putney then lid, " Damn your trifling; you retail," and Bilged him round the cellar a fecond time. The rods being worn out with flogging, I was :fent to buy mote, -and when I came back, Putney had him up Bair% flog ging and pricking him, to make him go up the chimney. The neighboun•helird his foreams, and they all (aid it was a theme. Mrs. Allan, who lodges in the firit floor, came into the room, and alked why he heat the boy fo ? upon which Put ney laid that he was lazy, and would not go up the chimney. When they came down asks, Put nay wanted to get hint down to the cellar, and his millrefs defired him to go down •there and do up fome cinders; but Peter Avis Afraid to go there, as he had been beat it the cellar before. Putney wanted to fbrce him, end give .hire a blow tit the door, which made him fill down ; after.which Mn.s Wilfon cane and took. him. - away. When Peter fir& got away frog* Mrs. Bridges, he was found in the top bf Witdaut, 'by Piatbey. I was , they,- alto. Putney Paid, a Patel the - danintd rafcal I" and Bogged him . all the Nay home. — When-we got h ir e, bath Mr:. Bridles dad the jrffainer beat hibsegid!t With ilin- grant flick s, thisitickis thick; .it is two mehesiaisel alsaW round. The boy.siteays did every thing he iris defried.to• do,, as well as he could. When, theprifoner was sated if he had any gent'. done to put to -this witnefii, be alerted, as in the former cafe, that the evidence was *Unite. This , tiny, be aid, was induced to (wear again& him, Unsafe he had beet preventid, by his Mittrefee i Oars, to gt to fee his timber. . -• . , • Mrs. Willim.—l live next do - or toldrs: Bridges. 1 .On Saturday, the sash offlefitembor• I wasgreat" ly . alarmed in the morning by the !cretins of the. orniofriot, Peter Cavanagh. I did not 'fee him; but , * cries were more thin I thought any human he- Jag cott‘bear to tear. - i heard him cry—" Oh, ; 'William; pity, William, do not beat me, and I 'idil try to go up." Upon this I went to Mrs. &id id* door, and endeavotwedfto get into the par 'ktar, but could not, aethe doot was fail. I then illnught that, if I gave a doithle knock at the dm, it Woad bring foie of them out, and Bop diem. I :Ed to, and it had the ace. I beard Ow nor*, who 'limited on Mrs. Bridges, Ay— t•illkon't fineam ft,, Pater, for you Atm all the neighboinfioOL" When 1 returnell to my Own Poole I was very niuchasitsted, for I hive clil. , dr . ea of my ciwito. and * could sin help feeling l arodgly for this *kr hod I tot dmy hatband I 'could not *Ware toils* within the hearing of Poch cruelty. He defiled •me to beady, and fait a atm. int moil be made to the pariih Dicers. I af.; Ids 'law the Noy in the tyro pair mom, and ' d his cries, while the passer *as forcing ira , gpthe chimney. I then obterved them at the •gru, Putney wanted the boy to go dbien into the , but he refuted. Putney then {truck him two or three blows, and he fell down the Reps, *4 wled overran, when he took him • in. . I r_ nit liar to fie this; Trailted into 'the hottfe raid r would wieni qie try life for the cbad. I , Ta 'led *die 64 lit the pillage, and Palled himfrom i Ropey,. who *ar i l w Aop ttie; but I kept raft* itoTd, and tad • * tint I„,iiciuld fury ray Orin , o,be elk of lieffire plArted with the boy. Putney r . l ' the * .ch a i l ld' and taiiiil i iiVt - t ir, ;* .: • 1.: • • e ig a gi fo P n .h t lin' for : tot: . slid a &Idle, aga 71: hithArip • - cl Wore. *ln.. Theleyo eaursharks of Ir._ -,. upon . la* LatiOaff bodk riceofekd iitill, Y .' lc wales, anatins ditties **full of Simi.- . - liM he vial iery.lsuny. , .1 tr:ed . him if he had got, as breaktoill,, , lit •*.' • u No; they Would not 'gtve,Me .I'e qp th e eblinuot."l;.. 414" - ie ft*.ii#ll6 ' aid liutter, Sid fell afiep wi t e n!zat 4... i the !Atte - i hapic . ' . .. a tlinc* Er ibi l - 7w ° l - 41 ma .avatteglt Wilkie aSundsy. e 444 if ha 44 - ' whidt,the pnratier ***lied iit:the dared to u" tt ,l ' very nbedvc alarmed by, '.. • She he3rd ~ode fo Pi— llars, seal faid it that meniter.. - taken notice up thOrs to " 'Mink= __ _t, _...• : him U* ;arm bring. fsid - bite .ri:Ven Putney rt.. " So t ' said (aid to:thelsoy. 14 Have I bcck it- ., IP* ifig. WWI" ,Ilpoli which the Ma faktitiis low mil ` 4 .zpa.)osve. s Th ey th en wsati:Abeisi 11 11 4"•, 11.14,....d ay pie viisi ) ie*f th e thild (main. 4 -S. I P fIK 1011;1 0 , , !otos goft_ap he ins Sj , 4 4 "I : , igerfrosier jilt he ISM t* tasi t 01.00 11 r 1. tivaga•Afte sow ' .. cialkaotrzttPAW"--"' ' _t_. ••• t• a r eav iii s k waf . oa atfom *I Kra 441 4 1 11%0mq 7° 4r t c hil IPdatileanct Cor wad k ° ;: ry *lslje LIM of Sept. the irti!. a . s cries bathe room abpYr tier. 1 rip P ,Ppy, !ilk. do kicx bat fgm ' the . wits ii ivent up (hire f a , "e tole* the chill 11! that , p; t esd ia l t i fi a utding a th pe e :}a on a I , ' "i; Gown is Orion fok g- res T 5 7 ,01 b ea c m - ' iin Pa , .. ... ••i.. a .- _ -1. ,-. lPletA ga tr. 1 _ . .. '4 1 7 1 ' .. . • ' sot go ttp, fOr he had fiNsgrabilin and hurt hint- , - 110.1011111,Arii k took place sot Sept t; felf, and his elbows andimeeo l were very fore. tiku.---As. by the new a * t of Niatliament every Mrs. Salmon; id entomb% • shady ' the sleigh- .lelat outbeIPRIIIC of 45.• and us high as 9 s. m i l btourhoeth was very such slanted lay ebb ls'oiliged to hare a & A mp of is, value, the (hull cries. On the Saturday oft which MM.-1 1 6Mo •bottle of Stumm:wee Ditots-mull be advan ce d t o refcned hitn,the witnefs few him at the debt.with #sr 6d: therefore; to riakekit fiefs burthenfoire " P u tney. - The child criokand .faid be wattlktry fit& people *Mlle complaint renders it ne'eeff.tt; to go up the chimney if the prifoner tioaki-not for them to take more than ontbottle, the proptie. Seat him. . . . tots have proctired a nevr bottle; which contains Mrs. Cation faid, she was employed u a nurfe the quantity cif tiro of the fmall ones, the price of by Mrs. Bridges at the time Illegcitthe boy Peter Which Fill not exceed os. and with is. Ramp ma k e catianagh. She corroborated the evidencti - re. it los. the bottle; the fame as two fmall bottles al. fpeaing One of the elder apprentices bringing him ways were ; of course, will fare Es. as the tact in, and the esprefilon of Mfr. Bride, that be (Mall ones will in future be Et s.—N . B. Th e ttna ll would do very well for them ih the terneer.„When bottles will be continued as aft:al for futh as do be came in, he wasfet down in it chair, mft fbme not choofe to purchafe the larger. bread and butter given to hint. The *A ttie & faked Solt•Auare, Augaa 9, - 1822. him if he had a fitther CA' Mother He laid hit father had heett a fmith in Bloane-ftreet; but that he *as dead in St. Thomar'slofpital. 'lllewit nefs anted bits. Bridget if the meant to Make (weep of the boy ? She replied; that it was none of her bufinefs. The witnefs coke fo much agaittfl making the boy a (week, whieh (he underftood to be `Mrs. Bridges's intention; that the was difmifted from her emOoyMent; and anothor nurfe fent for from St. James's Workloufe. This witnefs Rated, that Mrs. Bridge r; though confined to- her bed, was veil mu intoxicated when the boy was brought into her both. Hoe the evidence for the profecuton elated, and the Prifoner was called upon for his defence; —He faid, “ I was for fame time in Marybope Infirmary p--when I came out, being in Want of a place, I ewged mzfelf with Mrs. !fridges ; I did not fee theUy brought into her houfe ; the firft time I faw him, be was fi tting on a chair in the parlour : Mrs. Bridges asked me whether the boy was not of a good Mize for climbing and I faid, Yet."- alked Mrs. Bridges where she got the boy ? and lier anther was, “ That's nothing to you." She . faid the would have him bound on the Vagabond Aft, but delved that be Might first be. taken up hair's to try how he could go up the chimney. On the Saturday on which Mrs. Wilton took him.awsry, an order came for a chininey be (wept in Church Stage, and I took the boy with tole, to try if he would go up, but when in the look, he tried, and would not go up the chimney, and I fent another boy up ; when we came home, Mrs. Bridges asked ilk had gone up ? and upon my telling what bad happened the took a flick and beat the boy; I then laid I was going to the eel- - lay; and fisedefired me to take Peter with me ; fhe fent for the rods, but I ntver beat him. After the boy was away, the afked one what was becoine of him ? and when I told her that Mrs. Wilton bad taken him, the was greatly enraged at me for let ting him ipo, and gave me notice to leave her..-- , ;, Afterwards the gave me a finning, and bade me keep out of the way in cafe the Conftables should come totake me up in confequtnce of the dillurb; awe that had happened.; but I told her that I would not keep out of the way, for I had done no harm ;fo went down to tho cellar to do my. Work. This is all that I did." The Jury found the prifoner—Guilty. The Court fentenced him to fix months impri fonment in. the Houfe of Corredtion, Clerkenwell. MARRIED. On the wilt inftant, at Thorciy Path, Nottinginout t i re * W illiam B ent i nc k, E. of Terrington, Norfolk, and Captnil in th i e R6Ol Nast, to the fitia. Augtifta Plerrepont, cr.l/ daughtcr of Ltml Viltddat Neal*. Thurfday, Mr. potion of Sberramlareet, Golden-fat. ; t to Ms M Pude, of London Wall. DIED. On the 6th Init. the reigning Prince of *ader i ft e i n . Lately, in the Commine of Sewndigny, in the Departmcst of Deux Sevres, hi Fiance; Francois Cailt&m, a poor !airflow, at the age of rob. 'He preferred his faculties and kboured is the fields, to the irk and had. not, during the whole courfc of his long life, been afflieted with any diforder. His death was beeafioned by drinking cold Water, wheit much heated by hi s accultomed Friday fe'nulght, at his hottfe in Ycaland, Thomas Rawlin fon, Efq. of Lancafter, fon of the late Abram Raminfon, Efq. Hiadeath was occafionedbybeing thrown from a gig, mi l t s h ods taking fright near Barton in Kendal, the precedin ,, Tactlay. On the 19th rota. at Walthatb, in Leicetterigre, Anthony Forman, Efq. formerly of the Tower, London. iroa ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS. Exempt from th€ Audio') ditty, agreeable to Ad of Parliaracix. Oti Thurfday the dill of Novethber, M - ERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Publi c Sale, at their WareholAg No. 78. Queen. facet, , A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Mil ma PIECE GOODS. Particulars will be giyen in thee, Ity M. I, Igrr4l., japoker. NAVIGABLE CANAL, and LVVERPOOL ,FOOTEE WATER-WORKS SHARES—MONTHLY TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, IsTerisitffer s, st Twelve - o'Clfteli, at Grinairay's, CliangValrel, 'THE Stafforclatire and Worceffeithire Nariga .l- don, Flve-Shorea in this.ettabliihed and profperons Conr cern, from the Severn to the Grind Trunk, cotruedling thereby BMW with Hull, Liverpool, &c. sae of the moll produaire Canals in this Contain the profits being tietke rate of 401. per Share, per annum, and espedted to increife. The Grand jundion and Psddiogton Canal, Original Shares, Half Shares, bearing s per cent. payable half yearly. Alfo Shard la the Rochdale, Kennet inifAiroia, Grand Sur- Ity, and the Worcefter and Bitntinghtun Navigates:l. The Liverpool Bootle-Water-Works 3is Shares; this noe= is advancing to its completion, and its exze:r..ve utility tail y etperbsced. Primed Pardeulats at the White Notfe, Uthritte ; i<t Nu chet's Hotel, PletadlUT tat Garraway's ' • out of Mr. Stott, Ludgate-hilt Loudon, who is eonasiSontst to &We of Nall gable Canal Property and Mates by Private, Contr4 GLAMORGANSHtRE. CAPITAL ..X6,vY KUL . 1 -1 0 be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Bear - Inn , 1 at COWBRIDGE, on 'nsefday, the yth day of Deena jser, dos, at two o'clock in the afternoon, The following Lots of Thisbe • L6t to--(A.) INO. 382 Oaks, with 46 Cyphers; and 140 13 7 Ails *kb 337 CYPhert No. 670 Oaks, with sy Cyphers . sad 'At s.—{B.) No. 265 Mh, with so Cyphers: Lot No. 6os Oak,. with 48 Cyphers ; am! Nor 545 Mb, with is CYPher* , Lot 4,p(D*/ S No. 566 Oaks with 19 Cyphers; ad 1N0..s r Ms, with 3 Cyphers L o g 5,„„..(E.) Na 44: Aik. Oalis, with Cyphen ; aod Lot Na Syl - Oals, with 3 Cyphers; and 140 MI, with -3 Cyphers. Lot No. sEs Oaks, with ay Cyphers; and No. 66 MIL 'No sea Oaks, with 3 Cyphers ; and No. 9 Ans. The abdie Timber ibirrib fit the adjoining pi of Ls dough and St. Mary Church, near the town of Cowb,.l:lle, and within about three miles of the port of Ab-aihaw, to sv;tidi there is a firund lord nutria eacellentreparr ; and will he &et a by Wiliam 'Gems, Fanner ' at the village of St. Mary Church Affo, to be Sold by Auttion, At the Talbot Arms, at SWANSEA, on Friday the !nth air of December, slices, et three o'clock in the afternoons The following Lots of 'Timber, /Lot T. No. tees Oaks with 411 Cyphers, Handingcc CAI Goirvrydd Pains and Tit Dairen, in the Pan& of Looghar, ill one rawer a navigable river, about two miles of the po3 of Lougher, and four of that of Swanfea, to which there ore good roada.—Thls List viill be Mem bg Mr. Griffith Gibb, Fanner, onthe Prunifes. • ftanding at Ha Lot. U. NO. 361 Oak's, with 20 Cypher*, Park Wood, in the milli of Oyftermouth, within abort oce mile of the Severn fea, and four of the port of Svranfen, to which there are alio good roads This lot will be Crown by \Ups griatonyle MM, near the Prongs. Poe Particulars to Mr. Griffith Llewellyn, at 13 :0 2 near Hoak figrees•-(One Property) D ILTRUSLErsCOUNTRY ALMANACK Nit Mat Year, win contain (smog a variety of new and laticatiat Olsieriations on Farming, Gardening , Health, tx. the sake sit his awn eepaienee,) a certain mode of caul ' COwstigtve a fled more Milk on the fathe Food ; for which be bad the Public Thanks of the Society of Arts:••••A tneti:4l of preferring Wheat good for years, 'with &imams of th? . 4 11- s At* on Pigs, Beta , Hops, and Farming in general. Asfo equal prevention of Suffocation in lied, and a carat° the LONbON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, OCTODEIb 22. A IWO' . of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 9A Odtober to the Isth of Oofteber fatting. Total Oohs fseloLT-Availle Us- 91 4 . os. ed.lower than !aft return. PRICE OF saws,.odaber ss. . Red Clan yes 10 120 S *bike ditto sot to 1121 1 per cwt. - O . • zoo to boo Tersdp We to. SOS Pt 1114 Apo craft Vs to 45 1141 1sPrefle Canary Seed lot to Sot od per wt. tape Seed 361 to 381 per tat. PRICE OP HOPS IN THE.BotOusii. Der to as to isl at Pockets silos h sot • nantrlELD, Odtober ss. To Sok tbs affal--gee ease of 111 h. Bed • p sod to 41 iod Val - 4s 14 to Si Id MIIIIOD ss od 64 od Pork 6s - yd. se od is od Leah si to • Salk *Market *a eiresidat,taft 100, • • Hoop mod Lembo moo. 142WOATE and LIADJOKHALL, Odtober ss. Par Rase a Vb. by the carafe, !Zigp 44 to 4s id Veal ss 14 to j• 44 * od to Is al Pork ss od t. 64 Leah od to ss 44. , RAW kr/Pik Oraohre as. WAIN) p joi to 4 . 1 or Calf pa bd each 1* IP to IS• 6 d SS ZS= OS LIM amps 3s of to poi _ LkATIOIII. Or b. AT LIADINUALL. Doti, .c,t, gt tub : s zt d d ta w std W ideg f il,tkt ' • sod to sold . skin t 94 Plot Coo* Met - . sod to sod CIO, Mate for Conks std to sad tpd to sod ilat VI to 401 b pse doses, - to 3st Z= 7 So to 7016 - • . ssd to sod DWI, 7o to Sob - - ssd to azd Assn lithit(Orsimblid) per Pr. 3s to p 44 • r j, dSte - • - loot to :tot per dos. TotosCHerk Hides slo to yos' cock Oket'ildos - yos to 7ss pet doses SorbZlfr ittot • ea toL_t_?_ CA OW TA Lo LONDOU. It. poses's OMNI 41' *4 Ta ra 70 6d to os Clow market 4 1 S 4 :::194 6 7 80 d to os !rig=ts td ReModlito kap) bst to bss WWte Anis 63.t0n —•—•••• Iddeed Sae sped toils .4 4 Ass yd Ditto Rank 3 ss od to OS Morey Pries 4$ 44 Orwies -16 s od to at • oOpd Dreac tot W ittilogr=r. to os..llAstded,Sas.—Cord,ll6o res. 104.6440u1d5, as. od. PRICE OF HAT AND STRAW, °Roller to. takhlldd. - EL:juiees. Whitcelapel. 9411176,141.109 4•l*da7 to oI s zo oto 716 a r , V*/ SO to t so , 1•1100tos s 7 , 31•7 iiri• / • • • MAK 041.1. et; • • • 41011,41. 49. 1 od. per -41..‘ed*rf 6 0. Cramp. - His Cisitcal. ALMIMACIC will contain ail the relit; Lawijind Privileges of the Clergy; a new Pray e r for Ole &And an Eftimate of the Espences of a Ciergyrna6 rs'is F 314 : 4 loth Almanacks will contain a proporal for making a lire and frody remedy for the moil inveterate Wars, later Weaves:4 md approved by the Profelliost, with Cala . DISEASES - of the URETHRA and CERTAIN CO:k PLAINTS. AS foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated medi cated Bangles and remedies,. Mr. Dufour, informs ex Public. that hs may as uftud be confultzd daily from 9 to 3.1.: his bode, No. 5, Fritts-fired, Soho, on Cafes of Stridurg , .sans, Okets„ Ste. &c. as we'd as Deb;lity, and ever,' 461 ' iirdet when fancy is fo effential a regulate, that Mr. n. " 9 , raid a fpaeious boufe, that every Patient may be intredsera a feparate apartment.. Mr. 1). has Or many years ve le° idatfelf, to that department of Surgery, and from atoll" Mae% and the molt flattering faced's, he is enabied to (Are a method of CUM mild, efficacious, requiring no COnfinanell or rdtraint in diet, and preventing the poilloility of a rrlll' re " . d Perfres ofing a in ot t oCroannttrywoltatinpoundg note,tbe cafes fully, is a W T I fent to the anamant& Fur the varism w s Dufoar's Treadle on the shove complaints, price 23. 6d. tt! °h i , edition' to be had of J. Crown -court,Sube; alloomb, Pate:molter-row ; • and tithe Author. illfrukapvteomprzpLrernicern t 'sous i a 7 °owl • • L .NDON : Printed for the liroptutors by JUAN :4.1"61 c *rqc s at CutabY4but) at tbe3r sa Pal wrow-Orrici : 01 0 0 II ; NA pabliand by LEVRI. y ST (o f ' al3 : • , Lanlbpt),it NO I. 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