Star. — London, England, 1805-01-09 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIDAS. Yentrday Ann Liman was tried, on a charge raildt her for an atfault on El:7 theth Goodwin. This cafe, from the eiretimitaoce% almut to be deeettd, il, we doubt not, appear I.:ther flogular. The pro'ecutrix Rated, Thal in th.! ..fte,neion rif he 27th of September lalt, the had oti,ained perrnif firm from her mailer and miilrefF, the being a fer vant to gq rut fnr a few lionrs. I .\;iten the re turned, about nine o'clock, her mailer lent her to art oT He. r (hop ;n to ho three red herrings. When (he got to the fhrp, the - .11:A.: found I,lr. IJi. mn, the hiltbank: of rite Deiesidanr, citing • ) acts. Ile talked a lir': to !•er. ptc!:*A her to eat a 1,.w witli Lim, and fuccee,'..vd. .•.:eindiog to the ac ccir.t rif tl . with g•-eat Makin, her 1 (wallow one ~yller. Sr.! film left it.e Ihoe vith her h.:rtings, and wav I.lloweJ D. who ta:keil a cood deal to licr, faviti? b v. anted cc. fpcak to her. lie laid 1.• her aim, and look Ler Min his ()lice ch-i-t by. llere till her that he had k,Ait c“ropany •vi:li a t. , i•E f , .1- two years, vt 'hat II c had oflate heenme viit , a,reeable to him, and that lie wilted to leave her. lie alio witlicd she vv:itief, to fiipply her place, and in order to mollify Ler, and to bring her to comply with. delire, he V.'ls ahl/Ilt to adminidet !ovine gin, else. anal Ilimu- Lila on filch necalions), when his wife, the picfent l)cfendant, built into the oftice, and difeoveleit her lu.i rand with a firarge woman, who of courfe could not fc,l but mightily Ins prized at In IntexpeCted a V Fleav'n Iro;,ves no me, Elm love to hatred turn . .l," And the Drfend.int attacked this interloper, and eer- t iinly did not fpare her. Mr. Go eriev, for the Defendant, Rated to the jury, that he had no legal defence to oficr, becaute a woman finding another %kith her hufbend, was not entitled to take vengeance into her own hands. The Defendant was found Guilty, and ordeted to pay a tine of Is. 4d. Rawsint and Afar, Wood were indicted for an :drank on Hannah the wile of John flirt. The profecutrix hated, that her hufleind was a broker and appraifer, and had bought houfehold furniture of the two Defendants, who had lodgings in Wardour fireet : lOme time after the purchafe, it was dile°. vered that in one of the drawers lie bought there were fourteen duplicates of abides which the Defendants bad pawned, and they were fent to them, hut not withitendin!! that, they came to the profecutrix's hook iii firect, Leiceller-fields, and afked for her hufb lie!, oho was not at home, and demanded their ticke , s or duplicates, fearing that they had not got them, and created a great riot, and upon the rtmonttrailee of the profecutrix, they beat her moll viuiently ; they were accordingly apprehended. The witnefe twine that fhe had given to the Defendants no provocation whateve , neither had the withheld from them their duplicates, or any other article belonging to them. That her hatband had fairly bought and paid for ell the fart:kart of the Deferidants. On her crofs examination by Mr. Coast, the de nied that her hufband kept the houfe in which the Defendaets had lodged, he only reedited the rent of it. Af , er a great deal of difficulty, the admitted that her inehand is now in confinement for keeping a }write ot ill fame, for unfortunate women; but fhe 'o leic on iteahat lie never did keep any fuch houfe : fdr t!:at fhe had been imis lawful wi:e for twenty years; efu•i,g all %Oriel: time lie had lived in reputation as a trade(mee, and returned upwards of aeon'. a year it. hirCeSs. She admitted It was extremely incon es mice. to have the uproar of tilde women at h er ti , e. when Cie r ublic attention was attrafted to t .uthood by lantheins at the doors in the day time, Sec. Time fervatit woman of the profecutrix fisted the eircamilances of the affault in the fame manner as her mitirefe had done. Mr. Coesr on the part of the Defendants laid, they were unfortunate women who had lodged in a home belonging to the hulband of the profecutrix for fix years, and the fad molt notorioully was, that the hone was his, that he was indieted for keeping it as a nuifnce,convifted upon the molt indifputable tel. timeny that ever was given in a Court of Jolliet, and was now actually impritbned under the lenience of the Court for that offence. Thefe women had the miefortune to live in that houfe, they became dif treffed and were obliged to fell their furniture to this profligate broker, and filch a houfekeeper—and then they were turned adrift—they never had their dupli cates, he believed, and as to the fairnefs of (nett a fate as this, it was not difficult to judge of it t —he was aware that under filch circumllancee, it was not very invortant whether there unfortunate women were convied or not, for which reafon he timid not call any witneffes, af.lough lie had feveral in Court, one of whom was a pettedly relpeCtable perfon, am' for that realm, he world not call him, becaufe it mull be unple dant to hi; feelings to give teflimony of the fcene he witneffed when there unfortunate women were beat by e.e profecutrix aiai lime of her elate.. It was dreadful to fee there cafes in Courts of Jolliee. Loth the Defendants were found Guilty, *.r ; foed each a alining.. P.n IV* was indieted for an affluelt on Cathe rine llawke. The profecutrix Rated, that the defendant keeps a public Louie in eiliaktFeare-Nalk, Shade ell; t h at h er ha land, who is a coal.lizaver, wits drinking at this public honk, and the went to hioi to get fornething for her children to feed them. That the defendant followed her out of the bridle, knocked her down, and rolled her in the dirt, and kicked her, althorre,li fhe had a child in het arms ; that the got up and he knocked her down again, and beat her on the ground; the never (poke a word to him, good, bad, or Mein- Icrent. Crofs-examined by Mr. Gur.vvy: the Paid the was very ill of her bruifes three or four days after this, but was very well for a day or two, whm the went to the office to complain. Anoeher woman (wore the faw this aifauit corn mitred as the profecutrix had Ilated. On the part of the d e fendant, three or four wit neffes who were in the poblicboufe, fwore mot! po fitively that the profecutrix behaved in the moll vio lent and u utrpgenus manaer, accufed the defen. dant with familiar it y with her ; the profecutrix's hutband threw mud in the face of the defendant and fl , : er people in the tap-room, and that, to get rid of h.r violeTvie and uproar, the Jeltildalltioiik lest b 7 the arm gently, and put her'crut of [the hetife, but that the never fell, neither did the defendant tulle her. • The CHAIRMAN told the Joey, that the queflion wa , , which fet f witneffes they thought firuke the truth, for they flatly cortr adiaed each other. The Jory found the defendant—Not Guilty. 411.-xam(L7 Suing was indided with three others. win• did o t .rppear in Court, for a violent alfault on ‘Varren and others. Thomas Warren Hated that he is a perriwig maker by trade, and lives in Crown Court, Pall-mall. That ane time ago on Sunday afternoon, he, together with llrotircr-inlaw, a perfon of the name of Lovery, had been at St. James's church, where they heard an excellent diecourfe delivered by the Nlinilter of that place ; went to a public hance in Pall-Mall for a drop of beer, and the converlation turned on the dircoorfe they had heard, which they agreed to have been moil excellent. A perku of the !rime of Rice wa-4 there. He raid to the wit lei:: and hi, con) panions, You fltnuld go to the Houle of G , _n ;" they laid they had been to the Houle of Goo ; he laid No, los that d',z Houle of Goo was in NVardnur Street, Soho, meaning a Roman Catholic Ch met there. The defendant Swiney was then in the room, and heard this cenverlation ; he went out and furl 'nought in three others, his brother and two perfons of the name of Prendergait, and every body was fitting Oil ; upon this the defendant Swiney gave the profecutor a blow.under the eye, wi;11 fume (harp inhume!) , he believed, fnr it cot his face fad ly, and then he jumped over the table and knocked down the witnei'.. A young man who happened to be in the room, of the name of Cromey, a gentle man's fervant, laid, " for Gon's fake do nor murder the people ;" upon which the defendant knocked him down alfn. He 101 l his hat and had A black eye. J. Lovery laid. he was brother-in-law to the Taft wieners, and had Octal teed waiter at the Albany, hut which place he loft on acci..ol of the wotods h: received in his face from the defendant and comp-, nions on this occation, who had not the leail provo cation whatever, the whole having happened as the laft witnefs related it. I'. Cromey, the gentleman's fervant. gave welly the fame acc.-ain: as the other witnelfzs had done.— The Prifoner and his companions mere Catholic., and (poke to each other in Irifh, before they com menced the alfault. They made their ef,:ape then, but were loon afterwards apprehended. The prifoner was found guilty, after which he (poke for fume lime to the Court and Jury ; laid he was porter to an ironmonger, in Jermyit-Ilrcet, that he happened to come into this oolitic t:o•de, ou a Sunday afternoon, where the pt.fecutor put to him fume unfair quellinns about his R ligion, ani treated it with fermi, laying, that none but a Roman Ca tholic Candleliick would believe that the Hots GHOST delcended by a ladder to the Virgin MAKY. That the profectitot and his companions made as free with the Law as with Religion--that they maintained the mull dangerous pirlitics, and drank r toall—" May all the Clergy and the Lawyers go 10 h fell together," and it was thus that a quarrel took place, and the alfault came fira from thl profecutor arid his compa- Mons, &c. &c. The CHAIRSIAN aiked the witneffes how much of this dory was true? and all three laid, .4 Not one word of it." The fentence of the Court upon the prifnner was, That he be imprifoned for Three Months, and that at the expiration of that time he do give fecurity for his good behavi ur for one Year, hirofelf in Sol. and two fureties in 251. each. and tha: he b.: kept in the Houle of Correction until Inch furety be found. He laid it was a very hard cafe upon him. 4 ne :1 c( f. h. r. I' • J. ) LClvDO‘ ~EsSIONS. Yellerday John Kanter was intlifted for an affeult upon an Excife Officer of the name of Tht.ma% Pil lory, and when called upon, pleaded Guilty to the charge. Mr. FIELDING, cne of the Counfel for the profcu tion, then Dated the circumltances of the cale, which were as follow : Excife Officer had learnt that there were fame fmuggled coffee in the houfe of one Solomon Levi, in HotindfiEtch. The profecutor, along midi ano ther officer, went to the houfe, and told Levi what they came for. He did not deny that he had fume coffee in his houfe, and took them up flair's. There he pointed to a bafket, and laid " that contains all the coffee in my polfellion." They obferved the pri inner leaning upon a chair. He drew a knife and threatened them, but upon being put in mind of the confequenees that would refult from cutting or maim ing the raters, he put it up. Ile raid, however, that they never could be filch fcaly wretches as to carry away Inch a ttifling quantity of coffee. The officer, Fillery, replied, that certainly if no more than that 'horrid be found, it would be scarcely worth while to make a fizurc. They then came down Rails toge ther, sod upon fearching the kitchen, found a bag of enffee, and knitted upon making their feizure.— The knife was again drawn, and a cut given to one of the officers over the fingers. The prifotter being again admonighed, put his knife in his pocket. At the fame time he took up a poker, and !truck the officer Finery over the head, till the blood tan down into hisbofom. A crowd was then colleae t about the houfe, and amidit the contufion, the otriccrs made their feizure and went away. Mr. KNAPP, the other Counfel, then examined Til lery the prelecistor, who gave the fame account tuff the tranfitni!in as had been given by Mr. kidding, without any material variation. The priloner, as has been already mentioned, ad mitted the charge, and only pleaded poverty and in• toxication in mitigation of punifhment. The Court, however, could not allow the plea of intoxication— but in confideration of his having immediately ac knowledged his delinquency and his contrition, pro nounced the mildell punilhment which they could do in confißency with the Aft of Parliament. This was, that he fhould be imprifoned in Newgate for one year. Rarles was indoled for an drank upon Elizabeth, the wife of Jt.,hn Stroud. The profecutrix, Elizabeth Stroud. Rated, that in Oilober Lift the was at Billingfgate with her hid hand, dining with a friend. When they were going home, he bang a watermas, went down to the quay to look for his boat, aid ordered the boy to take it home. She, howevPr, wilhed, if poirible, to go home' by water, and accornranied her hufband for that purl pofe. As they were drawing near the St•tirs, the • , b-! ferved a man handing on a tub, _who was tooling and crying out like a "mad tali: trf:n." The words were lo indelicate that the could Lot litter them. The boat could not get clofe to the Chore, and her hut - - band requefted a waterman to allow her to flep if to his cherry. He refuted, and a forine coined in confequence. Her hufband was viol;ntis bear, and afierwaf ds carried to a public honfe. The crowd in the mean time colleeed round her. She called the' mad talk terfor" a blackguard, and he gave her a blow which knocked her down. When the was on the ground, " Ora!sr Tub" and fume others of the crowd, threw up her petticoats over her head, and filed her very indecen'iv. She efcaped at hall, and as th:: was coming up 'names 'tree:, the law the pi frmer alongwitli other two men, (landing at a bakel'.. door. He took tip a quantity of mud in his hand, and threw it into her's and her bulls-m.4's mouths.— She did not know the saute of all this, except it was that the people imagined that the was a w—ell be loved. Mr. GURNEY addreited a few obfervations to the Court in favour of the prifoner, who is a very decent Mailer Carman in Thames•ltreet. A degree t,f doubt being upon the cafe, the Jury found the prifoner— Not Guilty. Issoevsmv DEBTORS.-Mr. Allston Berries, an Attorney, was brought up to be difcharged. He had been employed in a cattle (for Mr. Alexander Levi, and had been call in damages for embezzling his money. He was hr.night up on the Aft in rBot, but was remanded for the offence. He was now op poled on the fame grounds, and the plaintiff was ready to mal:e out his charge. The prifoner alked time to prepare his defence, and was accordingly or dered to be again brought up on the adjournment day, which is the 2r ti of this month. William Lea is, a printer, waste have been brought up for fending his apprentice, George Jolla:an, to lea. The Cotinfel Dated, that it was probable mat ters would be accommodated between them, and therefore withed in the mean time, that this cak fhould be allowed to (land over till t he adjournment day.—Ordered. The Scflions were then adjourned till the 2ra cf the month. The dividends at the Bank will come mort timely for thofe who with to place themfelves in For ti ne's way ; and it is a well known fait, that in the late Lottery, the Contraelors were deprived of all the cavital P, izes by the money received for dividends being hid , tit in the piirchafe Tickets. TiIK nis. At Springkell, on the HI init. Lady Heron Maxwell, of a fon. MARRIED. . ....... ....... An 'rburftlay laft,George White, Efq. of the 4th Carillon Bat. talinn, to Mifs Ilamiltcn. Miles Jackfon, of l'aftle jackfon, county of Limeri:k. Efq. to Mils Waller, daughter of the late Edward Wailer, of Limerick, Efq. Fut (day. at Walcot Church, Bath by the Rey. E. Hawkins,. John Surttes, Ffq. third fni, of William Surtek s, 171 of Seaton- Burn, Northumbe t Mg; I iawkins,fitter of Sir John Haw kins, Bart. of Kelflon,FttnlecteMire. Thurftlay.at Nlary.la.b,nite Church, Ralph Gowland, Efq. to Mils Smith, both ot lf , ftreet. Monday 11'nni1ht, Mr. Stave', y, (lova reor of York Cattle, to ifs Beal, youngelt da.iglltts of the late Alr. Thomas Beal, of Lt logbooks, near York. On Tueftlay laft, at Beverley, Mr. Campbell, cf that place. at torney at Law, and Deputy Regifttr fur OIL Fall Ridinz„ to kids SIR-ace of Beverley atorefaid. Same day; James S. Witlianifon, Fig. of Melton Hill, to Mifi liarrifon, daughter of the late W. Flamini), 1. fr,. of Ripon. Lately. at Bridlington, Wihi.nt Itaifey, i-fq. of Feeder, it: Lincoltithire, to Mifs Norton, eldelt daughter of the late Pick worth Norton, Efq. of Caythorpc. Dr. Robert eittpliet.fon,nhylician. of Newcaftle upon Tyne, to Mfrs Dow, only filter and Ink heirefs of the late Colonel Alex:o der Dow, of the Bombay Eltablillimenr. 0111 hurlday, at St. Mary Magdabat Church, Oaf.-rd. the P.cv. ,filbert Heathcote, M. A. fon ot the late Sir Thomas tletheote, Bart. of hurl Icy Lodge, and Fellow of Winekefter Curv,J.-, to Mifs Sophia Ellzabeth Wall, fecond daughter of Martin Wall M. D. Cl:ideal l'rofellor in that Univerlity. ..... At on the 27th ult. Robert 11.mnItnn. Erg. advocate, to Mils I•n‘. !lami:ton Andttfon, daughter of John Andertun, of Ehi DIED At I.cith, on tle ; , ,rlh tilt. john Cameron,F.fq. merchant. At Gil:in:tar, in UR; in , nth a Octokr :ail, M. V. Chat', racrc!lant. At t;'.'oralttr, of t'c peft:!ertial ft.rcr, acci 25, Robert Pal grave, Efq. Regiller of the Coat of Atilt:it Pity there, and late of Cultidtall. rear NOM is- - - At Pia:fey, ntAr I.interic%,the Bat of Thom:! Maunitil, in the 79th year ot hii aec, 01, Hof. Witlbm 'Alto:11,14 L. L. 1). M. R. I. A. &c. At St. George . % Grenada, on the vl of C .10,..r lafl, Dr. Davidfon. Coo of the late John Divii!con, of '1 iil7o! , tly. A fliort time ago, at Bridgnorth, Mr. Ow.fr. I iavi 4. r in the Soth year of hit age; who, 'Oa Well kr.OW:), 1 1.:tit wore than Onc.l. in one public hoar in that town, in ihe courf... laft qo year%though he was fcldom known to fpend inure than one fkilliog in any one day. PRIVATE TUITION. A CLERGYifAisireiideniintl4e County of De von,with a Family of his own, having umicrtaken the Tui tion of a few Pupils, who have been at no other School, wilhes to encreafe hit number to eight. He has pernnflion to rt f•T to the Right Rev. the Difhop of Er ter, for a t, flimony to ;:is c!earacler. For terms.Stc. dired to the Rev. J. G. Copletion, Oilwdl, near Honiton, Devon. DELICACY OF COMPLI XION. INCOMPA RA fil.E BLOOM of NINON DE L'ENCLOS, ftiperinr to any tl.ii.g yet darn-terra, for remitting the loft, fmooth, and bcatitiful in the my :or. Its wonderful effects in rrmovlng freckl i, morphews. worms, Sze. jtatly entitle it to that picky-nee fo g be:tom - et on it by ;be molt 1 . 1 , ..ant IkantiLs in this Kingdom. It 19 partiroLrly recon;. mend. J for the hands and arms, belYm is g cm them a del.racy anti whiteners, fuperior to any thing v.:nay! iimilar Sold only at Mr. Golding's 41, ('..rnh II ; Mr. Overti.n's, Bona-lb - ere ; Mr. Wright's, Wade's Paa..ge,Bath; AltCt Gricfen, Liverpool; in bottics 4s. each. FLIZABE'rH LEEK had at lira a (mail fpot, of a brownint caft, on her wrift ; fin paid no attention to it, conceiving it required none s it h:ran to tpread, producing a wee tery humour, accompanied with a dry teurfy futfacc, inflamed. wick violent itching. When the applied for the medicine, Sri I.s. WSW' PATRNT ANTISCORKO7 IC Ditoes,the difeak had (prod over both arms, and they exhibited the appearance of a continued raw furface,fo that the was unable to draw on der gloves. Hac. big taken the firft bottle, they amended ftirprizingly, and after taking ftxhottlee,fcarcely any thing remained five a rouzknefs of lkin. Eta/tit - IN t ERE. _ . Jofeph Tucker,No, tt, Tottenham-ftrect, Tottenham Court- Road, vouches for the veracity of Oh statement. Mr. Sri Ls- BURT relates this plain cafe, as many who are afilitled with thcfe traublefome eruptive complaints endeavour to find a parallel to their own. Mr Si.' um; ItY is enabled, front a medical education, to affitt the anion of the medicine by his ;Kirke, whether the Drops are Lthibited in there cafes, or in the more cout r iicated difeafes of Scurvy, Gout, Rkeuntatifm, Scrophula, &c. 'l'hc genuine Medicine's only to he had with a Black Stamp ; uy offraU wilt a Red mull beau Eatitativa of tlactc LA ups. HITE HANDS have ever been :inc.-me: pt rfon d beaaty w :it.th ik3.1:1, and in itn:t:' , I . rope are dr, ' , the to perfoos a rat k. i3AN • ~. S!1 or Indian N'afhtg t•::nes plias the pect:li tr prp. lc •.S the nto!I exqui:ltc delicacy of texture, o:ic:,:-::'1 t to the hands whic!. conftautly at, .1 with :his a.l theft decd. LIT not p nduccd rnifudd •de, es if hy -rt dualy, :•7 correel:of all the ittip.zr ioi,t cd . the fiti •. It is ;er •• pericoce only t h at any one can form an adequate idea of the It:• perlor cNcsilcuce of th Band int oap. Price Ont Shtlliog each Cake Sold wholefale, by the Pr ,piierirrs Agert, Wm. WI. ts, ottl. Strond.—Remil, by Mr. Ov:rtoti 47. New Hoe ; Me. airmen, 3, elicapricie, London; Mr. hazard. !'u Mrs. %:hiet• clif, Briittd ; 12y, Duke tired, Liver :-.411, Ace Olifurve the Signature, Wm. Witlierii, without which nom cort LIC genuine. TO LINEN DR APIA?. 4 . TO 1W DIRPOSFD OF BY PRIVATE. CON TRACT. I'lll 7 . GENUINE S I'O.:K in TII_,DE, rand '1 it A Dr, with immediate afre lam, of L. MlA:fate and Re tail Ell1V:1-Draper, in the City 0. Brit:A, now and for many ) Vac ...` pail, carried on by Mr. William Dean. l'h.• Striek is (mad but of choice feledlion. The Tin:mire., wIL:, - .: may be either rent d nr purchafed, nerd only to 1. , knnein r' evince th-y 'ire calculared to command an exec: fly,. acid amnia:i maimp ay of Trade ; the ittuation being the eciare of the dry.... the Shop yo feet in length,froming 'fish area, and Bridge ltreet, embracing the four capital entrances. Over the Shop is a fingirlarly elegant Ware-room, of large &men , fioni, fo adapted, a• to diffufe a jolt and tranquil light for the in , fpedion of articks of elegance and drefs. Next the Shop is a convenient Counting-houfc, with a tiontice• polltu y. Übe Ce'lars, of the WhOIC range af the Premires, are areh cal ar 4 dry,havc appropriate lights,and are fittest up tor 'riches and heavy goods. The Dwelling.houle has two Parlours, a handforne Dtawing room, twenty Lodging-rooms, a Patent Water L'iof:t, grant i lii.;tchcos, with both fort.li of water, and every other convehience 1 liar the accommodation of a large family. To be viewed, and liar further particulars, apply by letter or otherwin., to Mr. Dean, the Proprietor, upon the Pt,ttlices. j i ` Xl' A. ACT of a Letter from Mrs. E. S. SP A LDIN of Colchefter, to her Father, atteiting the tiny:lran:l d ,it cellency of HALLAM's CONChN I'RATFO LX raAcT, ANIMA Q . IIASSIA, the fpeedy and effc.fttial Relloreive in ,d 1 Lutes or gen , rat Debility, Nervom Tremlntok, Giddintfs, Want of .tppetite, Bt-. Prepared My R. Kemp. " Colcheatr, September t, " Dear Father—lt is with pleafure I you. that I ant Quite recov.rod irom my lat.: ferious itidifpolitiov, and that you wilt inform Mr. Kemp I C. 113110: fudicicntly deferitie the virtu -s of the ANIMA QIASSIA. POT tie was confined by fierVCIOI fever, with diners of the head. accompanicii with many nth unpkafant fymprom, which deprived me of my reft, and made me ro extremely weak, th.tt I thought my complaint truly dam lappily the AXIMA QSASSIA brought me again about a I had taken but three PiII. when t found my Itoreach confiderably relieved, and that greateft of blefling;. Appetite, again reitoeed. Ily perk verance in taking the Pflie my tont:action was im proved, and my health perfectly elLablithed. As! confidered my cafe dattirvrona.4 think the virtu.' of the Anima Qx-iftla cannot be lOU publicly ktmwn. I remain your's, truly. E S. SPALDING. Fob', wholefale and retail, by Shaw and Edwards, 66, Suraul's Church- yard. Obierve—Nime are genuine that have rot their addrers engraved on the stamp. HAV LNG dedicated myself t.i the kitty, and Dada gratifies, by the mod cssulisitTablepraftke in that Drank which I thought I,r9per toiniett, I tied that I have not more usif • employed my time than thole who, In the estalise fidd of the profeffion, are oecanom iy immerfed in uncertainty, and can always attain that fuccivs which Is acquired by concentrating dae intelledsosi power to one elafs of &corder' Tbe di'esfes of DJ BILITY ars pea:Hedy datreffing, far thee bring wino them a trill' of concomitant Pyrnptonts, and, by a de ll pri Ilion of all lit , l enen,y, edftence ltfelf beconsesenthlttensk Whether they mire from the prevalet.e of tit csamphe, thedettrum , tier habits of fehnot boys, or the indulgences of maturity. &elm quire the molt atfiduous profetionst Rein; out by the Ignorance of Lneduca . .ed m--n, the tymptruns arc aggravated, and the can& tution Is deft: eyed Asa MZ BRA of the ROYA'. CO'...I.ROSceStfROZONS, I ground my prFtenuoos on reguiatity of educadon; and paid/log every privilege tolbaebee I feet myfelf eyrie:v . l t a that confidence with w'aica I havt hitherto been to liberally bonaured. In the tint fonrxtions of„local weakods, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame but where the fuf fere'. rrom a avid miners of the unmanlinera of the vice which caufed his mi•fortune is fearful of the conternrt or cenfure of Ina family phyficim acid br.iods neer his Infirml • with Careful COQ' ex:Unbent It mutt be fatiscaetory for him to be affurud not only or capability of trentmcit but alfo e the molt insiolable feerccy. And in recent Venereal Complaint's it is poliibie to prevent pain :imager or dittrers , in the molt complicated cafes it is ti, acquits:4.: •ntio o , cschilire experience to this lust to diva.% a fitle, certain, sand fpcony re-ettabliihman• I offer the advantage .ol alas experience to thofe of either lea who are sainted with any kind of OtiaiLlTV, of aay fymptauts 4 VENnitltAi, INFECTION, and In all cafes the terms of ICON • I tierati:a are Pared mm the fief interview. Par.:Atkin the country are expedited to Inc:ores Rork note, mai are rt4sidlol to fpecifythelr agr and manner of living Wl,AaTail U.EE. Member of the Royal College of Surgeon, b Leads& No so Anlndei "r-er Sran t n e m "' mu g. Oar Vt Nras:,4l. fo Mr. TIILLMALL N.J. 9. New BridgeArent, PILAU Sill, IT Is the tnna heartfelt fa !taiga/on that I ad -1 you on the iiicaliparable ern ilemice of your invaluable Niedimne—l .r.AK PATFNT MI S. In (he fpri gof this l ea, I had a:ae Mitiortune to minrxazt a Vmermd Complaint, at t tided nit the molt atareiing and dangerous symptoms; is fa rate; that I hQvc beer confined to my room for a whole wet* together, and oat at* to 111- out of at; I bad no tell night sir .L', and full rot the molt eseruimatimik pin and common, ant what war Ad: w.irfe,nay eyes tress weak and diin, fo that I eauld te•mee ilderrit any übjed, it ev• r fo dole to me, and expe,tioll patting la, than the total lofs of my fight. From a float, healthy, and rattier I:amnia:it man,l beam. a mere thadow, and as ohjial cf pity andel itnt....fti.m. My friends had all given me over, Asti theught any recovtry iznpolhble. In thim , c;readlin *ate, aadat patltag every minute to be my fait in thi:: warld. I was luatina natrly r.cimmunded lay a mighlusur to try your hAedicints, baste having tried all anedie ti Ad to nu psrpolt, and been at an enures Inoue expeoce, it was ionic time lad ri. I could be prevailed onto take dorm ; at Lilt 1 feat ler lit boxes, and before I bad tahcs them an, 1 form! eariiikrible Lime& ; my pains gradu:illp day erod e d, .imd my eye iipht grew b..tter, amid to the great furoriec and 111101 , 1thillegn of all nay friend*, (suer taking three Isom* incr.), my health::,.: itrength war ph rfccily reltored, and 1 as now, (thanks to my Gnu and your invaluautc Medicines), as wed aid heart.: as ever I was in my life- Your obliged humble foreant, Hlgk-ftrcrt, Bb m. Nov. s, ty4o. R.l. •l ir: &have Medicine is e muted', recommended to all penis* th..t are in ear doubt of their being entirely .re, of every VenoreA .1We:: ion, particularly to nude about altering their emalishic as Li! La will e•.rtsinly eraihcate every 'Ant al that nature, of however tol , fiends , g, hsaecver ilif,:milted ander theappeeranoe olf-rdets mt may be : for Scnibutic, Gies lular, •said Co ts" •••.is Comm Linda it is alit) rer , ..natetttlad to be take. , , in the Spring, Summer, and falL Prepared and dald lay the foie Proprietor. THOMAS Taetne . Member of the Corporation if Surgeon., I guidon, at kit hook,. No. q New Bridgsdtreet, where be will give advice, withent a Pee, to • eel mns t.o.c•ng thife Pills, and will Antwer Patients Let ters, rf poll paid, on the fame teems, ohfei viva% in ail cafes the moll Inviolable ferret", no Peri:m . s ii.mme or vale haven; bees mentianed,„ but e their own particular remieft,`.7 :hc Proprinstr, minting the courts of more than 35 ye.re, the: Ix ham had the eori d midi of an estenfive file of the above medicine and the pneuce anfingeberefrom They are fold by kis apt ntntment, at the Perforate', Mi. 35, St. tlibstm's.r.rcet, Pall-mall; Mr. K otmertfon's Toy Ils•mp. 103, Oxford-fired ; Mr. Steel's. itaakfeller, No 7, Union-eras. !Attie Tower-Mil ; and by one P-nut, in every e••nliderahle lows in England. in Baits of only as. bd. each, fealcd up, with to.' and plain ii.r,coorts. hluti 0/ r•ER AT I.ONLX)N BR 11.)3h ro_ kl ow tµ ow. Polon•Ini • •• • • 23 mitnafs after Afternma •• • • S adr-".• after 9 LONDCN : Printed and pediLhed l,y LEV K1: 1 41,(o' terbury-place, Seth), at the STAR ()FPI( c, Nn. t, C.1%1 Area. Pubtilkd safe 4; the STAR Or Mt. A ttatple-taar