Star. — London, England, 1801-12-23 00:00:00

DOBLat;PiC. COMMISIOII INTILLIONKCie lert pram and Awthiero Blabs Rood charged on three indidments, two being capital foeforgery, countetleiting and afGaing to forge and counter, feit on the 26th Nov. loft, certain pound, notes, purporting to be genuine ones of the Bank of Ire- I land, and. the third indiament on snifderneanor,l for having in poffetlion, with intent to utter cer tain other notes, forgeries, with a view to defraud the Governors and Company of the Bank of Ire land. as well as thofe to whom they were meant to be uttered. Mary Bradllreet proved a conference on the fob-, ,ieel of a bargain with the prifaner James, refptd sng th.e purchafe of Come of Paid notes, to *licit: the prifoner acceded—Caw the prifoner Blake at James's apartments in „Little Elbow,lane.--Junice Bell, who employed her in this bnflnefs, gave her two guineas in part reward for her exertions—law a number ofootes on the table at James's lodgings. Mr. Juflice Bass proved having found in the lodgings of James (where he alto met with Blake) vanous parcels of forged notes, tome perfeded and Come incomplete. The Jury returned a verdid of acquittal as to the capital charges, and found both prifoners guilty of the mifdemeanor. Melted Byritedobit Fityfineet, and Patric!' Ma. pin, flood indided for a burglary and felony, committed at the dwelling-hour. of Nic hols,ll _ tenden, on the In of December, at Nealllown, county of Dublin, and (leafing from him three pif tols and a bayonet. Hovenden depofed, that he keeps a public houfe at Nealilown, which on that night was (hut up be tween eight and nine o'clock ; that he was robbed by Fitzfimons, whom he identified, accompanied by two more, while in bed, of two five guinea notes, three pifiols and a bayonet, tome tea, fugar, Ste. The party got into the houfe by firatagem, affecting to be men employed in one of the Grand • Canal ;mirage boats, who wanted fume drink. Byrne and Maguire were acquitted,land Fitzfi. mons found Guilty. DECEMBER is. Itlathresiel Prffles flood indided on four counts, for having on the 28th . of November laft, at Ekar, in the county of Dublin, atfaulted Thomas Hy land, by levelling at him and firing a loaded gun, with intent to mufdzr him—td and 3d connts charged him with al fault, by levelling a loaded gun again* the mare which Hyland rode, and !lodging the contents in her body, of which the in- Bandy died. The oh count charged the traverfer with a common atlisult on Hyland. Thomas Hyland depofed, that be was hunting on the grounds of Efcar on the 28th of Novem ber laft —that towards the clofe bf the hunt he Caw the traverfer on that day—had been in the nest fold to hire, which was a corn field—the hare which they were purfuing took a direaion towards that held, the hounds followed her, and he (the' witnefs) followed of conrfe ; did not. run acrofs the held, went round a head-land,* and did all in his power to rave the corn—traverfer was within ten yards of winters when he fit* faw him,,and near enough to hear him when he (poke, laying,: g• youtvillains, by C—d I'll keep you from coming here—.-witnefs pulled up his mare toremonfirate with his* traverfer then approached within Ws than five yards of him ; witnefs was going to tell. itim he intended no injury, when the other ex claimed, "Oh! by j —s, you villain, I'll fettle you," and without giving him time to (peak, fired at him ; witnefs then leaped the mare into the next field, got acrofs that field into another, and on leaping into the laft field, called to a Mr. Bon 'Tr who accompanied him, not to leave him, ten t 3 him the traverfer had mot his mare, and he tuppofed he would come up and lake his own life; the mare then dropped dead—faw the traverfer with a gun, could not fwear that he was attempt- , ins to reload it; the mare was opened in his (the votnefs's) pretence by a Mr. Watts, a veterinary I furgeon ; witnefs faw two of her ribs broken, and found three bullets within her ; law them taken out of the mare, they were rough like Hugs; one of the bullets pared through the &ins of his faddit near his thigh—witnefs never in any man ner provoked the traverfer to this outrage. Witnefs underwent a long crofs.examination by Mr. PRTIR BURROUGHS ' wherein the molt mate nal thing that appeared was, that the traverfer was arrefted on a/at for fifty guineas, and lodg e] two days in pnfon, betides the caption for the arault ; That the witnefs advertifed traverfer pre vious t the and, offering too guineas reward for appreltendiog him ; witnefs further depofed, that this prokeution is carried on folely at his o expence, that he never received a ()tilling con tribntiotn towards the expence—was offered by a bunting club louse aid of that dcfcription, but de clined it. Wm. Bonner, an officer of the z4th light dra goons, depofed to the circutnftances related by the IQ witnefs rcfpeaing him, and heard the traverfer cry our, "you red 'Main," meaning withers, who was dreffed in red, " if I was near you, I would , have your life." A peafant proved that he raw the traverfcr with a gun in hishaud,andalfo gave fome teftinsony as to the damage done the corn, which he took from AA appraifement, being the lofs of tight ftone weight next hareett. George Watts, veterinary fbrgeon, depofcd to opening the mare, and fin p li t ia nine balls within her, (even of which had through the fto - mach, and two remained within. Mach law argument occurred between Comfit Baron DALY charged the Jury, and declared his opinion, that the fads aUedged, if true, conftitut ad an affault in the manner laid in the indiament. The Jury returned a verdia--Guilty. nacestasa *6. 771einar and Area Kedrxey, and jobn Ilealrf were indieted for Itealing a cow, the property of Henry Efq. in the county of Dublin. Andrew Byrne proved having traced the cow to the outhoufe of prifoner Kearmy.—Being crofs-examined by Mr. Baran, he admitted that sllc cow might have (hayed into ebb covhcalfe, • Cie ills& tiord. a good dinanee from Kearney' , Ap _ ,Tito Ate paste of Mathew Melody: l prov that_ he . cquverta;4l ICoMy. Who told,hrtn4, 'he had, Jim troth haling the cow, "t the out4sCon e was his, mull brought him to it, where the eine was; and the Our doted:46l6 r. - 'Mr. Be-rules' Citsfi.exattantation of thiS 'man, Ceuta much laughter., as it went principally 'upon the barmeny of hi evidence, and he trulled that the fequel would be the acquittal of his clients. A private foldier was alto produced, who laid, he took Healey into cultody near Mr. Smith's i dwelling, On the day the cow had been flolen. Mr, autozway conceived it unnecelfary to , trouble the Court 013 the part of Healey. On the part of Kianvey, Mr. Finnemore, a gentleman of property in .the •cOunty, gave him a molt excellent sharaeter for homily and fobrietT t that he had•known him:thirty years; hadheou hts tenant, and paid him mon pundually. Baron DALY charged , the jury with great pre. cifion and ability, who acquitted all the pritoners. Mathew Hyland Rood inclitted for .filonioufly offering and putting guinea end a half;and another i fdr one guinea, knowing the fame to be forged and counterfeit. Mathew Mulloney proved, that he met the pri loner about a month ago, at the hoalk of one 1 Clark, at the corner of Bull-alley, accompanied by two other men; witnefs went there for the pure ' pole of purchafing forged notes ; on introduttion to the prifoner, entered into a bargain with him to pay a good guinea note for every four fraudu lent ones; he accordingly gave the prifoner two, guineas, at different times, towards them-chafe of four or fi ve guineas worth of there fo p rgeries, .and received in part from the prifoner one guinea and half note, and one guinea note, which notes ! winters handed to Mr. Dejoncourt, without having ever left his poileffion. Being crofs-examined by Mr. MiNa Lir, witnefs acknowledged that he has been fubfifted for tome time pan by order of the Bank, as he conceived, and was neither too rich or trio proud to receive more from them if offered to him. Mr. Stephen Dejoncourt, one •of the'chief peace. officers of this city, acknowledged to have received the notes from Mtilloney, which the latter depofed to ; has Croce teen the prifoner at the bar in cuf tody after he was apprehended ; had a converfa tion with him, in which he fail tiething to influ ence either his hopes or his fears •, did not thew prifoner the notes which he received frortiq4fullo ney, but produced to him five othei notes, which were found on his perfon after he was taken into cuftody ; he acknowledged them, and faid he re ceived them for butter he fold ; but, after fome hefitation, Paid, he did not know to whom lie fold the butter ; witnefs put a feries of other quetlions to him, in all of which the prifoner prevaricated. • Thomas Mulloney, a peace-officer, depofed, it was he who apprehended the prifoner, aided by his comrade .Smith ; witnefs took one guinea • note from prifoner's svaiitcoat pocket ; and Smith, in witn.?.b's pretence, took four more, all of which he marked with his own name, and identified' when produceerto him ; they were given to Mr. Dejoncourt; witnefs Aced prifoner how he came by them ? who laid he received them for goods he fold in Spiral-fields, but could not tel the kind of goods, or to whom they were fold. The forgeries were proved by the Clerks of the Bank, and by the engraver, Mr. Fitzgerald, Who Paid, that two of the five notes produced were ftruck off from the fame plate as one of the notes laid in the indiftment. I ......_ ____ jury returned a verdict Guilty. The prifoner to be executed on the ;all inft. Pared Ddrey Rood indieted for having, on the 9th of November loft, (Wien an ox from off the lands of Callin's-town, the property of the execu tors of Chriflopher Brangan. Thomas Dunn depofid ; knows the lands of Callin's-town ; he is land Reward there, under the reprefentatives of the late Mr. Brangan : on the morning of the Loth of November he miffed a bullock from off thefe lands, which he law late the evening before; does not know whether It Brayed or was ilolen. William Shee, a peace officer, taw the prifoner on'the evening of the 9th init. driving a bullock into the Clofe from Pateick-greet fidc another man accompanied him. Wm. Wilkinfon, a peace officer, who airlifted witnefs, feized on the prifoner, on fufpiciou the bullock was flolen, and handed him over to him (the witnefs), ' ho on taking him into culiodyfk , aed him where he got the animal he was driving; prifoner Paid he bought him at the fair of Saggard, for 9 or r t guineas, he could not recollea which ; on afking him where he was going with it, prifoner replied to Dun fhaughlin, where he lived and had force ground : witnefs remarked that was a contrary direaion homewards ; having afked prifoner his name, he anfwered Peter Carroll. On this he carried the pet Toner to Werburgh's guard-houfe, where he had the bullock alto conveyed; prifoner there Paid a man employed him to drive the bullock ? The following morning, when brought to Alderman , Rote's office, a woman aCked if a man vas not taken into ctdiody fot (leafing a bullock, and then mentioned prifoner's real name. Winters left the bullock in the guard-boafe on the night of the 9th of November, in cuflody with the conftable of the night. - Wm. Wilkinfon corroborated Wm. Shee's tef tirsony. prifoner was found Guilty, and is to be , executed on *e 7th of January next. Oliva Doran jaw, BrOsstors, and Perla Ma, were conviCted of having, on the rob of Novent. her, at Malahide, !John fix cwt. of lead, the pro- 1 perty ?f a company who hate lately eftablithed a bleaching fait &dory there, under the patronage of the Linen Board. The two former were found , galty ; the latter acquitted. Robert and Atistie...lllofs f ound Iraq for having unlawfully in their etifilv4y, with a fraudulentintent, feveral forged Bank Notes,, porting to be of the Bank or Irriando to be an- Reed sthkfthy•ii.sid-isibelpillar7three tunes time, on tileaftli_igßant ad.rtme, on the IR of May gf.xti .argl j on, the IA of December next' and end liiitariterOe gopcl John Kennedy, and 7auss Tea, for !keeling iron out of the Ordnance.yard, to be fianfported for, !even years. Mr. Nathaniel Predog,preferred a itrong affi.! davit in mitigation of punifiogent„, which, urged 4311setC44rt vi l 4ut l icii.zealt 3 r hi; C 0.444 1, 1 Gl4k 4 , did not 1 0 P 1 ;r4, 1 gay . point in s it futhetantly Hoag to rarpagtjtey I interference of their. joto WWI( PerATZ ;MI lie I bolad atiatier.g4hunal 1./1149030A* tirPyarn, vie; of the cquntry. Ali pacagiary, fine anuft,! however, be no more than notarial. as the *pill foner.'c rprofecuter gas refteting to the civil lay for damagesimui. compenfation ctf loires..• tie molt. tit/galore, be fined only one "neck b and cog., fined i months. ie. 1 . • john Fit l y/tWU, for a bu t r t try awl IrPOPFTIrs Nicholas. oveaden't t , at d own, ostpatyNtofi Dublin,,to be executed on e 3oth infant. Adjourned to Saturday, i3th Fehr,opry 4tle,t,r4 LeNpog attz 27 'rigir4.4 . MILITARY PROMOTION& WAIL-OFFICE, DIC.* 2. • ift Regiment of Dragoon Guards... Surgeon John eettng:Rwit the Horpital Staff, to be Surgeon, Om. Sodom; who ex changes. 4th Regiment of not—Rain George Watlacti. from the Syth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, Tiro Wilbrainun, pripr motel . • ' 9th Ditto —Enfign Joteph Cooper to be Lieutenant, br 'put- chafe vice Whisk, who retires ; Enflgtt Alderman Should. ing, from the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice pawfon, promoted in the 79th Foot. • 15th D , .ko‘a-William Bowen Reynolds, Gent. to be Dine, by purchafe, vice French, promoted. 18th Ditto—Enfign William Geddes, fromake SOth Rootf to be quarter-matter, vice M'Derniott, decoded. loth Dlito—Volunteer Jofeph Byrne to be EnOgn, without purchafe, vice Geddes, appointed Qt,2atter-rtralter to the 18th Foot. 3oth Ditto—William Den nie, Gent. to be EnOgn, vice Arboulti, • deceafed. ft Ditto--Charles Athe a'Court, Gent. to be Onften, by purchafe. 326 Ditto—EnOgn Charles Henry Strode to be Lieuteeant, by purchafe, vice Burroughs, who retires. 4 6 th Ditto—Lieutenant Martin Liudfay to be Captain, by put'• chafe, vice Fitzgerald, who retires; Enfign Juarez Peter Fitzgerald to be lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Llndfay. 48th Ditto.—Enfign William Sinclair Wemys to bis Lieutenant. by purchafe, vice Doug .tri, who redeem Adjutant Thomas Magee to he Enlign, without porch*, vice Macombc, co &lend. Std Ditto—John Warren, Gent, to be Enflgn, by porchafe, vier Kutzkben, promoted. T 1 • ' Royal Waggou Tritin—Hofpital-Mate g. T. Lacombe to be Airiitant-Surgeon, vice Gedd 4, who relict% HOSPITAL STAFF. • Surgeon Thomas Forbes, from the tit Dragoon Goals, to be Surgeon tothe Forms, vice Going, who exchanges. Marlborough Gentlemen and Yeomanry Civiiiiez. Thomas Galley, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice J. .04:401V• marvel. . • Old Meldrum Volunteers. - Second lieutenant Thoma.l Forbes to be Firs. Licaciorst, vice Sianpfon, promoted. Pahnqutli, or Pendennis Artillery Volunteers: William lefarably, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, tie. who reclaim. • Wootton Volunteers. Feign Richard Horne to be Lieutenant, vice Bennett, reelo MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of .r. Benjamin ticeot to an F•nilitiet without pantitafe, in the 15th Foot, has ace taken place:. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Jan. 16. john Siuonunda. •f Cantisbuti,Jrox4, Entsa-411p1T, &aka- and chap:tan, atANKRUPT& fen; at Clondbal!,'Liandott. -B William Field, of Old Cartndlth-ftreet, Ft. Mary-la-Bonne, Middlgor, putter and glacier, de.tier and chapman, to fur reinkr Dec. 29 : 141. 2. awl Fatruiuy a. tea ;' a& Utakthal Anomie', M, rt. Watklus and otachhoufe. Feathcrftune- Buildings. Phlneas de Baruch Toledano, Formerly of Oreanfield-ftreet, Whltechapel, bat now of Great Aylie-itreet. Goodman's k kids, Bliddkfex, merchant, dealer and clamant jatillarl 6, and Feb. a, at ten, at Guildhall. Attontlea, WBUt and Anwellcyt, FblibUrP . l2uare- Jofeph Morrill, now or late St. John-ftriet,Wefhttinfter, bat formerly of the bluer Temple, London, rnoney.ferivater, dealer and chapeaus, Dee. sy, at ten, Jai. s, and Pc 2 , at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Tags, Forded's.lre. Thomas Jason, late of Birmingham, corn-fadoe, dealer an 4 chapman, Jan. so, at four, Jan. at, and Feb. s, at eleven, at the Union lan, in Cherry-ltrect, Birmingham. Attorniea, Mr. S. Lowe, in Birmingham ; cc Mr. Saudctfon, Palfgrave- Place, Losidc3. Thomas Arnold, of Wolverhampton, Stators:Hike, baker, lan. 4, 3, and Feb. 2, at eleven, at the jeraingteirft Arms, Shff.• int!, Salop, Attendee, Meta AFims, Clensent'Ams, Lou don; or Mr. Cotter, at Bullsbury, near Wedverhampbee. Reuben Smith, /ate of dealer and charman,and now of Little Chafes., Midd , Dec. 26, Jan. 2, and Feb. a, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Froanks St. , Martheadaac, London. William Holmes, of Otley, Yorkfhlre, inerceri l ler. 4, at See, January 3, and Feb. a, at ten, at the White ode In Otley. Attansks, Mr. Sykes, New hiss, Landon ; or Mr. Barret, in oney. Samuel King, of Gloweefter, SuiPhoeper, Jan. 4,5, and Feb. a, at eleven, at the King's Head In., In Glum•-.• Mar. Anoraks, . . Meer. igniting and - James, New-lnn, London; or Mr. H. Wiheo, almeelter. Edward Parker, of Stzvenage, Ham, men.de.der, dealer and chapman, De e. as, Jan. s, and Feb. 2, at one, arGuildhala, London. Attorney, Mr. Wells, Wood-flrett, Spitalftekla Valliant Ley, of Dukatineat, Oidirate, Lend - on, man's memer , January s, d, and VAS s, at tea, at GuildkalL Ataseney, Edward Sykes, CattleAreet, Holborn. James Brady, of IF (with, ileifolk, linen-draper, jononry y, 6, and Feb. a, at t-n, at the Fleece Inn, St. Matthew, Vali& Attorney, Mr. Robert Stones Durha m, Ipfveica. BIRTHS. In Madwcath-ftreet, Dublin, the wife of Joan Criteltley, Efq. eta daughter. At Limeriehole wife of Charla Dudgitw Hoare, Efq. of a daughter. In Merrion-fquare, Dublin, as Hoe. Mn. Needham, of a dausbter. MARRIND. On the lid in*ant, at Fooekray Chard', trf the Roc George lielntoollooe, Donald Macleod, ES q. of Otani% to Min Mac kenzie, widow et the late baoetL Mackenzie, Eft of Cro. neartle. 00 Money the pth heft. Robert Rabbi's, Efq. nephew of! tie laze Lieutenant General Robtoton, to Mrs Rath Stood,; el Azven4M4 twenty at Tipperary, Rfq. DIED. l iniansi 04 - Thistfday lift, in her istb year, Mrs. Mary Lane, of . Dulwich, to Sorrel. o. Weasetday, the WI haute, the Infant fan of Chas(4s Dememead. Ng. d Clutag-crek . At hiladram. his* Chimera SOmlam Oa die *3th ult. on his pa front , Liestenant Giftetrie, Hifi Lieutenant of hAs es Slip Coc o% la 4 eidett fa at in, GrAtele, Pilladev, Is kdthbyrek, • • • ~. WIDICINS-Aer. triji a cutodi A t h.e. • P al 11 I 1 11 0 t 00 lots: t he u a a au t HE:::: cirder h T il sz urc i l l ifo. l h- O w ll ag w Y A...aann.thi ar4 7o in ixif.4 l. 4. f ine ket : M . r ". ° r f,, E a i 113 :::" . 4 p era,:. l l, aj i. : r ' ar on ft i i ° .ru 1 i N I n . c* si.w. iie.. E . b et t 1 e t .,: ah ,rer sP S . c .,,t, n, C , l 4 al: o:fo red:p,'' r i t ,i tEl ° , ll : ( t . ,}: 7 'r i b iho g 6. A pricei ann.: xect,isiskaShll al Ast • Sthsnp Duns, isont i d bi *lt Ad ; but pp addltional fAmse ba. Wen 'lade tir. , .. I); !SWIM% Powder ' 'w hich la coastal'sA at the orfninipp,,.,, la. ml. per .pantet. It'shay alga be had if al. as. Is, & L . ! 4 ; then di' this A lit, "WA Ai' In i great 4 Lafuee have prev,U tats upon* basteliolenetcl6Pfildetilm 114t•diAsses art En id tel nor 4.3rhanis pun:haling half a diasati or. nlosle; (the fn:m theism* ....—...fOttegli alb 7.,.4 6 c.higui. i oil . 2 6 -- Cattle Powthat " 'V • C --PartaCrie Lo- Or..trogfagr's Vana • •fl v's 14+ lel:M. •• • ••• 's. .I ti .14.410'sq4taliba •. . .f.•—•— Canton , * {haps .1 * , du . . , 1,1• e Efll nee tsfeuttsfnot 'tett " '3 r ti ,:Etr,stei• hll'i*rtw, a • t sit: f'• ' ,I: it ' Otinatfk iittatines •:• • TicksiEkalisitlisislAtitit la fr tlW.is liCsitsslta ....: • 1 : Otnenough's Thufturm. aat fanll...s. Scots l'Ula t• 6 a ......... Tojh Lo3anfes , 1,, I j,; nut! s,Dr..ps - . i t it Witnlfeaces Di '• , 11 0 I s lawtoevmer* : '', • 3 1 .Ikelheilloetstassfitalfk 3Ms , Stfillblay's brews .! ,7 •Hu s harn's ditiis s 6 Splndinsaa's Pills— .. , s* Enillfh, Coffee ~ . ; ,,,ii 0 41. pr. S?lancleer Tttl , i s # halis SW& s '' • , r ,4•9' rriP - 100414,isittenTineluae, AL 4,. . : *."; , . Alfa the Ctyputtp.#oltreltttratk lately in r. pytteti, na i l Nig athe ocher Privriqtt,ty ••..it-.I• ma In rcputr. .).. en fo r ex .,: on are Jupplhli v ssil i t i arlfhi as Ispl,re this 4a, ' — g .$ A , m anir n calmly fcrvants and 14, 11rin • r he aksjhbaf lassurea, • • W MAY, the Pnviotor, h under the nceellity of • int, that It is at the •Ealt End 4 St. Paul' , neareit f•sClu aplida, ii* that it has a greacwhite also audit front, with thefewsr4Onfcribesl: • . Tat nWLT WAILAIN'iI 11l Di. P.n.:es POWDIII. vugEz4.4ll l lrefli d nal Men IN education and re. ' citlihllliyievbste from the general fyftera by the kst {>tlion fa 'lllancht the !mato' of long cootidad Jimmie Is the MA erflerion of fuperiority. hlght yhais Itrieal devoted my pradite to the exeMfive treat: main ad TIME • DISORDERS, and, the Incearstal rtl.it al m y plan glom me additional ardour to °pixie as far at I as able the ravazes of aloft complalnts which are the gaol in t i m g. ant In the cataradms Of human Inffemltletti - or Initiation Into every Ittaitch as m Array Sittema i l formed a with at an early period of Practice to retest andividm als from the Ignurance of uneducated Mut, or the e. tally day graves prre i yof vmeral Prod/timers. They*MCl DISciII•tENS, to the ctrl: Match I have de vote' gm attention, comprise every fpleks of VENEILEAL I VFECTION, 'Author cf a recent or long duration—ldly. AU binds of DP.IIIIJTY, Mht.ther truing front the hahits Schoolboys, or the iedidgence of amen aye, aye. and laftly that de rangement oitc the fyilcut Ur Womm.vrbielt is called BARREN. NESS or sTaaILITY. ' - 771 - eft of letenerties;d te are t r uignorance Of hafteln tiet divine& of 4 gift* fhooribra, apd It tot totrequently penes/let thkreods et Life ate paroled by the inallfcralan of* eneoperied. beer. By a rural's* -method fuch complaints ate atidl cured, where others hare failed, I trek 'huh maypriturenta, 4nd etoeree a radical re-ftshllfbruent. rw, however, are the eafes-ol` et:melee:4d diftrefs in this lowiparrdteith throtelemitoes emotions of Mood" frescietielposee itte 130 itrrAiCr It ICE, or the prewlen Galw tare of a fatltionahle Life, isctiolns Opt flonspf Dchlitty **l Is ;he unavoidable tostfettw4 .rs i ! of roach pernicious hetet.. - ifibeei the' unhappy REffirei lertioas over hlsibiettry t hut elm luilp eueeeals tl, n 1.41104,41 It ruarbe fume took&tiio pp Mal tu'Llic W, test:elfhureth k be to ei*ee. at doubt or. wk. Vti_tly, other Pi - se.l7crs, the remove d et tude Aga, cir Cirtbfthe gradual of ftcor:vad on it theft-lel mast or my experience. rites of &v.-hullo Valuate, begun to redone mnoly.otrat, misebmitietyielt teeprorettel ly ea early ,soessotradirn of tile leesuiel Lee, to d se Imo calif no geoid dslicalllts en r ol cCLhe• Bat where t bisTellekiicebsslor retilsetr• .1 ye proper itepietieitsinattitnittir recoil& to rewire thelluaibring fpah eli 'NO se toaainitte the Ceoltiterlee.l IgAitaitlD WOMeilt. aim law. Wag lisisAlfspaased la bcic eirpe4laduni ars Figr e ,tul i be hinted , tba44164 Inifftatem rtbekdercAt prgsii by :t.thr akin. 'The SECIRM r la fa ;path to my tut lertailag, ale Itartartaiena i.bkl I -liiia . peatoami to iliac team ds Ada dray kitirnatms, Rad fa tainadasee ith fir:SAWN!. q~dm is Elvin, eta Mr 8—”... ! tatty be cob ultedpefoittly a duckling a bn,II sotr) at Lis Swat, Nu. ay, .Iruar lYreet ' bra Teaspie-Ssa Theft i. an al litional eatrance is Water-Sract 401861 and the lame L oa With the diaors. *, M. R. salaaha- w the Ward f 7 .eiktr rt Nwreef. TO THOMAS TAYLOR ERZ: ' likV; BRAIXAS.STREICIVLONDON. ARAI rta,.. • • r FEEL it a thity incpmbent vim me, io intone 4 you ache very great and eatraordlng Cure I hay c . receic fru:* yourirnralash*Meiliciao+LEA 's PATENT Pell. About two yeah ago I wa, attacked tea a VrNt it int. Div 2 onset, which I thatodmVier Olglstly for fame time, but Sic Dlfiafe at length fire Any all over my Body, I was obliged apply to tht molt 'Astons of the Facility, bat their afilltaace *Worded only temporary rellef-4 went Smooth various Cads dallvatism, and hum being rather of a corpulent •Hsbit wal reduce() to 4 mere Skeleton. Mac Ulm" that fprcad ail swe nly p tnbs, rep Sered me a complete Object, fo that my triads der rid of tuy reeshery. When brought to al% fitradoo,l oonsdtred death as Writable, but a relation of mine comment. ing upon ilea new Odes In indult yotuTills hadlatehdrAS wus.gadssamkeo try bower them, whisk I thought rather it~wed me, a n ti AritPcdtwasnee for two or three month , . L ad fat touring your .Rlonts, l eistaiced them* unaccoirM bin Relimmltaißourralsi; -the Sarni gradasMy Cabbalas; I al now, thank Goo, periedly roeoveraL and milking eat I doubt. plot Put one ram" 1-040k,candovs will dtablilb my . hails lo Its lante. ft is With Lin issil heartfelt gratitudeih# ftlacrlbitilitillf, fir, your muchuhßO humbleferveme, - • WIC Pouf Draokstat hiakehiftiMPii t, teat. ,, • 1 P. S. For the pub!k besefit Ido not a bject to Os aiorre W lag putalithcd. but !rave you to act as four tows better jedi mem 111411 Mcßae. _ _ Prepared . and Sold by rho Selo Proprktar. Tina; Tam" Member at the Royal Copeite . of -hurgamia, Loo4aa, Houle, N0.,9, New•nridge4trest: Where, after a eauhloi reddened of More tSIS thbty-IllYeirs, in ',practice partiedadi direeted to the Cure of Venerod Coen s, with that lorriti ble (mice, wbiy namod kb Pauferhosanauld always obfir, Its Naers tix. 4vice and aidtancat he gratuit e r Natters isdnilters to Public, taid debit hfcdtrine, will be eat rtlifcertdng Public, as on advantage (clam to be obtalned, lll void of ambiguity. Alfo Sold, by his ARpointinent, for the commit/Ice of tMog at a' diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, Brest, Pail-Math the Toy4ttop, Na !dg; DXford'arff t 3° ' Difborouph's. No.). Fifiatroet-hill; Mt. Steel's, Bool" 14 ,. No. , Cation-Row, I Jule Tourer Hill ; *Mr. Watfuois. sow bridge. Edinburgh; Mr. Calwcll's, Dublin; Mr. San" Liverpool; Mr. At/adore., Marteeftcr ; and by one Papa In every ecasfidenhic Town in Cent-Sritain and limbo% Boca of only s. pd. each, feakel up with full and yhda Dow Non, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Cure thcaddres oil Bali, Speed, Secrecy, and Safety. Lorry Sol fold is Citunt-Brltain is faded ny alit a Stamp, cm which, by favour of the Comuntiftoners. G r.gel% at the Stamp-Olhre.—T. Taylor, No. New tridgc-itreclo to imitate which is Felony, and ail others-are stn HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BR UM TO meaßovr AR M - 36, mint ;4 Attermion 33 4 LONDON t Mod for tae Propeittord, by JOHN DANIFA •U re eln y.at otratapt)at tile STAR PKIATIRAMOTtteII, No., tad publittad by UWE!. KIWI', Of Cr. tabury-plape u tatabetb), at No. a. Carer-Rregt , " ki tralt-Ovrea Tattor-Bat ; to "ma °Sat %II aat{tiltllatiliabitoa aft matted to be witiraftati. 4089 j . 121 1 1 1,d x TY"lrEbotqle:}ht__ NIG H T,,I URDAY LVENING AT be prefented at SANS SOU An Entertainincnt, in Tn.. Pa THE CAKE-FIOU Arrangement of che PART I.Recitation •. and and big tilli Rec. Ag eiptnel y o uth Song. Tote-a-Tele Rec. A =7 of Wedlock Song. I A Trial of Patience Rec. Le • Apt , An., Nan, Song. T an d Nancy • , 1 PART . . • An t on! to reafori Song. T • Lone Rec. T chb Song. T Tba tweets of Lave Rec. VI Mera Itnlt_at brcpwricti Song: A i x . wax Nadas To which will be add CHRISTMAS GAN Recitation and Sou l '• T Baronet's Manama Song. J Loge at Fifty gee. &Ingo and Myrmi- Song. Zona taint! Ilinßultle hell You- Gambols e—Hl Zr4Xalisara die Uwyer Lambiktn Rec. F. The Margate Hoy 'Song. Squire Mamard ;tide is written, and ea:spored, an a nd ademimanied by Mr.l Adn.,,tanca---SkAessa—Pit 3 .11 2 a . ..tat0 be open at Seven, and the 1, for the Wool may be taken hhit, Leicefter-place. 0.• The only entrance to the The" WAR Ldceeer-Square. On Monday the reth left. v Part the Second, Price Five A tHREE YEARS TOUR THI lip SCOTLAND. By Mr. DIEM . • retries of Letters, written to a lan ' led lefpeetabl. Fricncts enriched die. Spot, b r Mi. D ibdin, and 1 blb. ?he *ork will be comprifed in WI; to be pubkihed everf_Fortnisbt NO4 Two handfome . Volumes Q 5, Rai Vieivs and Twenty Vignett. meted on • large Paper, price 7s. each s may how be ken at Mr. Dibdin' Owe; where 'Subferiptions are reedy betiding and bee, N 0.25, Pall Mal Ngry, Paternoltet-roW. , to tender this Publication parcel), kebet-preffed. Part the Third will be ruhlitheo on .. • TO THE CURIOUS IN FISI . . A CAUTION TO Fel il .. tIRGESS. rssuicE OF THE great Reputation whiff .1. hie szlnesl by nu SUPERIC 'WOWS, and othcr RICH SAUC inISI43 lahh.F, HASHES tut.' IMES, MADE DISIII.S, WILD E ss nav w y D ane 's, for the TI 1.40014; which are more fay e Elan Ttlt INVINTOIL Cllt TM to give the fame dam to An' are ;tended at many Shops in I laya tha prioeipal Tens in Englano tireet Olah.ta of 'Eraddmen and I ,are often (erred with a Stu tan extra profit, which Is not a Enf a ppoiiitnient to Famillia ail Erie of haviug GOOD SAUCE to N.Ro—Nour are their GINPIN t, I iii die Label , "lluatass and Son' Poi Essatica or Apicaovite, He irkl Steve, London." i'ORKMHIR +0 158 SOLD IT +I.IV - A7 AMANOR ind confitio LISTAT.E, aftvantageouni irrim the capital mallet towns of Y North lidint of the Codnty of Yogi Tam, in the County of Durham. The Proprietor to entitlni to the' of ether Pilate% near or adjoheini three Livee from the Archblfhop of in fold with the Ellice. A Pint of the Eftatc may be fin thd Office of Mars. Fern Wall, SdAms, Perad-greet-hill, FAIMLEY WATT sly Order of the ConingMoneta I TO SI SOLD SY On Monday, the t tth ;ley of jams ' FrAnky, la the County of Si tan and Co. SIX Allotments of LAI dear the liOtten Farmer, slid 1 the Baling tore Canal. Th e who' theistabonts. Prlntod Particulars may be had Ardifford, Surveyor; at Mr. Muni son.laardiss, Sarwyne 1 Means 14 lane, Solicitors ; at the Xing's Arm lam ; at Mr. Cara's, the Widte H the Premites ; and at Wit's. Hai 'net, London.—Where a Sketch Ain. LINCOLN To) BE SOLD BS At the White Hart Inn, in Opftl as Monday the ath day a ] H, mos of Three WI rive in the AN eligible FREEHO] SEENDLEBY THORPE Ind Idinetrfemy Auer , and Tw °. • (more or Iel) of exceeding Rich Al Land, fome fine Timber 110. %, at • with Game; liable only to lanai ante, together with an 44 mks tbercon, The is in a trona pinion Hog in a delh.ht fu I Sim:licit Cow An Hounds are kcpt ; within th ford. (two Market Towna,) and ti Wats on the Eaftern Coati, Sett (armed for the exeetleney of Sea 1 It furrounded with genteel Vold& c•ir cmillrefe, commanding a p • m of the Litatc may tae -•ftrcet, Chancery at Lw, iFtlihl, lino