Star. — London, England, 1805-04-29 00:00:00

OLD P JILEr. Thnrfday twenty-four p , stoners were tried at the tld Bailey, twetttyatne of whom were conviEted of felony, viz. Jane Lent , n, Ile 'ling one linen fhift, the pro petty of W. Jones; Ettl ! er Islorr4 (aged so yea: s), for dealing two leather fluter, the property of W. 13. Shruhfall (to he privately whipped and difcharged); W. Killbeaomont, for healing 41h. of fugar, the property of J. Findley ; Hannah Baker, for dealing a feather-bed, the property of S. Smith ; J. Gilbert, for Reeding four waiazoats, the property of W. ThomPfon ; T. Wilkidon and J. Brown, for deal ing a great coat, the property of S. Dell ; F. So• lomon, for Realing golb. of pipe, and a brats cock, the property of J. Butcher ; S. Barker, for dealing nine candledicks, the property of J. Day ; J. Camp bell, for dealing a japanned plate-warmer, the pr 6 petty of 0. Stretton ; T. Baldwin, fnr dealing a • thermometer, the property of J. G. Cotterell, Efq.; G. Griffin, for Realing a counterpane, the property of J. Gill; W. Myott, for dealing a pot of h mey, the property of G. Jackfon ; R. Hudfon end J. An. derfon, for Realing 14.1h5. of coffee, the goods of the King ; B. Weft, for dealing two deal boards, the property of J. Deaves ; Try phena Hamlin, for bi gamy ; J. Maxwell, for dealing a quantity of gold filings, the property of J. Newcombe. And three were acquitted. Sa.• sh Allot was capitally indided for privately realini in the dwelling.houte of Charlotte Mor d. un - . a cloak and divers articles of wearing appa. tel. The prifoner left the fervice 9f the profecutrix on the ell of April, and on the following day the miffed her property, and gave information to the Police, when the prifoner was apprehended, and du plicate, of the property found in her pilaf - ton. The prifoner, in her defence Rated, that the Profecutrix had fent her to pledge the articles. Lord ELLISIIO. ROUGH direded the Jury to difpenfe with the capital part of the charge, and the was accordingly found Guilty of Stealing. 7. Rot, a man nearly eighty years of age, was found guilty of dealing time bells from a foundry, in Whitechapel. The Jury recommended him to the Mercy of the Court from his years, but they were in- formed that he had been tried conaantly every Sef fion for a length cf time, and on a (mall punithment being inflicted he was liberated. Afars Stanyoa . was indi ct ed for grand larceny in dripping Thomas Parker, a child of three years old t and dealing his clothes. It appeared that the child was taken from his fa ther's doer in Dagger-court, Moor-fields, on the aoth of March. The prifoner about eight o'clock went to the Lion, in Holywell-greet, Shoreditch, with two children in her arms, one of which was crying bitterly. Mrs Ball, the landlady, advifed the pri foner to make the belt of her way home, the Rolen child being almoft naked, when he exclaimed— " This is not my mamma." A foldier, of the name of Wady, belringing to the Guards, anted the prifoner whole child it was, when the appeared confuted. He interrogated the child, when he Paid that his name was 1 ommy Parker, that he lived in Dagger-court. Moorfields, from whence he had been taken away by the prifoner. The woman was taken into cußody. The chid, before the Magidrates, Paid, that he had been led away from his father's door by the prifoner, who of feted to buy trim fame fweetmears in the next greet. She took him up a hill, where the dripped him of his frock, petticoat, (toes, Ste. Duplicates of the dolen clothes were found on her, which were pledged at the (hop of Mr. Pearfon, in Shoreditch. The de fence was inebriation.— Guilty. Lord ELLINIOROUGH remarked on the enormity of the defence, and informed the prifoner that no thing lets than tranfportation would follow. Friday nineteen prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally convidled, viz. John Dodfoo, for being, at large before tha expira tion of (even years, for which he was fentenced to be tranfpotted in July Sefllons, tBot. 7. George was indided for affeinbling with others, with fire arms and other offenfive weapons, and af filling in refcuing uncufloped liquors from his Ma jetty's officers. William Parry, mate of the Refolution cutter, dat ed, that on the evening of the loth of January he feized too (even gallon calks of fmuggled fpirits on board the Maria, from Guernfey; off the Cnrnitb coaft, whichhe conveyed to the beach near St. Neot's. He there found 300 more calks planted on the beach. Having landed the feizure, the crew of the Refolu- Lion, confiding of thirteen men, were alfailed with tuns, &c. by a body of perfons concealed about the beach, and feveral muskets were dikharged at them. Witnefs, in order to intimidate the fmugglers, order ed a gun to be fired by his men. He then laid the feizure all together, and placed his men on guard over it. Several men came down, and one of them' Paid, that they would be content if witnefs would re I fore half the feizore, which be refuted to do. He was loon after informed by Jofeph George, brother to the prifoner, that the fmugglers were about to at tack them. In the courfe of the everting the prifo ner atked the witnefs to reftore him his boat which had been taken from him tome time before, but he informed him it was out of his power. At one o'clock an attack commenced, which was continued for up wards of an hour, dining which time feveral of the cuttermen were wounded with mulket !hot. The fire was returned, but the fmugglers fired from fhel tered places, and there were upwards of twenty bar rels of donee thrown at them. Jofeph George re mained with the cuttermen the whole of the time, and his wife, after the aition was over, brought a fencible pike which had been made life of by the Tmugglers. Witnefs could not identify the prifoner as being one of about fifty who bad made the attack. The pnfoner anted the witnefs if he were not em ployed by him the morning after the affray to con vey the goods on board the cutter ? to which witnefs anfwercd, Yes. J. Pile, a feaman on board the Refoltition, was f.nt to affift Mr. Parry in the feizure. Alter the goods were landed, a man came to witnefs, and others who were watching the good', and lie Illook hands with them, dating, that if they would ad honourably the fmugglers would do the fame ; and as he went off he (aid, " d—n them as turn Judas " The mob Conn after cheered three times, and a mufket was fir ed, which was rettuned by order of Mr. Parry. A lade before one, 'rimers, and a man of the name ofi l German, received a full charge, and two (hots were lodged in the head, two in , the knee, and in feveral other part► of the body of witnefs ; he had ever fince been lame in the kn:e, and feveral thou and flogs had been taken- from him. Witnefs was pofitive that three or nt ,, re muskets were fired•togetherr in differ ent places :—he did not fee tbe . prifoner :intone the mob. T. I ile, alto a feaman on board the cutter, corro borated the flatement of the lad wituefs. The fall witnefs was Mary deorge, the wife of the prifynea 's brother. who clearly proved that the prilo ner was a ringleader arnonga the finugglers. The prifo oe r in his defence, laid the whole of the blame to the fmogglet s of an adjacent village.—Guil. ty—Death. Recommended to mercy by the Jury. Waren Roque and George Roeiir were indieed for a inifdemean4, in affaulting Ezekiel Gavid, and Ar thur G svidohe Paid Ezekiel being in the execution of his dory. The circumitanees of this cafe were fome what fitnilar to the laft, but this comes under the 24th of Georgell. and is a mifdemeanor Gnats,. Thirteen were convidled of felony, viz. W. Smith, for Ile sling a quantity of cart harnefs, the property of T. Strong ; J. Reynolds, for-flealing two gallons of raw fpirits, the property of J. Ander fon and Co. ; R. Mand.:r, for healing feveral articles of wearing apparel, &c. the property of F. M. Om maney s J. Philips, for healing feveral decanters, the property of J. Hitter; Mary Dugan and Louifa Burgoine, for healing a watch, the property of S. Bartholomew ; J. Baker, for healing a piece of oil cloth, the property of Sarah Blackstt ; Ann Haw kins, for.flealing a pair of (backings and other articles, the property of Elm. Knight; E Ford, for healing a flannel coat, the property of J. Hurndall ; J. Rig by, for healing a quantity of ribbon, &c. the property of T. Wilfon. and W. Waterhotsfe ; J. Smith, for hea)ing a cloak, the property of J. Peters ; J. John- Rune, alias Robinfon Johnfon, for healing 14.01 b. of printing types, the property of J. D. Dewick. And three were acquitted. On Saturday fourteen prifoners were tried, viz, Freake and 7. Batiou were capitally indicted for affauling W. Jagger, on the highway, putting him in fear, and taking from his per fon 6s. 4d . in money. Tile profecutor was returning from mp Read, wh.:n the prifoners met him,, and with threats demanded his money. The profecutor complied, and they made off. The identity was clear, and the Jury found them Guilty. W. 114:11wood was olio capitally conviited of heal ing in the dwelling houfe of G. Tiller, a tea chelt, containing a 51. a al. and hr 11. n o tet his property. There was nothing of particular intereft in the trial. Three were convished of felony, viz. D. Greville, for healing from T. Reddingtnn, Efq. a purfe, containing two half guineas, Etc. ; fSofetta Hawes, for healing a 51. bank note. the property of H. Devine. H. Schaefer, charged with uttering forged Bank. notes, was acquitted upon me Mdiament. and hay. ing been arraigned upon a fecond, pleaded Guilty, and was remanded for fentence. John Troy, charged with a f►milar offence, put off his trial till the next SeLGons, Two were conviaed of nzifdemeanours, viz. Wastoa, for uttering a counterfeit Wiling, and Ekarror t re, for a like offence. And fix were acquitted. i GYM WO .4.” wM • d MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Friday Mr. Brooks, the keeper of the Menagerie, at the corner of the Haymarket, appealed againß a convidion before the Magidrates at Marlborough fireet Otfice, where he was fined aol. for having is his poiceairin a arden plig-ilog, the property of Cd. M'Kenzie. The dog was Arnim to again on Friday by General Hall, Colonel M'Kenzie, and Captain Ma thews. In fupport of the appeal eight perfons were examined, principally fcrvants to the appellant, all° attempted to invalidate the &tement refpeding the identity of the dog. They were crofs.examimd by Mr. RAINE, who detected them in feveral contradic tory natements. The Chairman remarked, the wit nelfet who had been called by the appellant hsd clear ly decided the cafe, each of them had flrecgthened the enormity ef the offence by their contradictory flatements. The convidion was confirmed, and the Court awarded 151. to the profecutor as a remunera tion frir his expences attendi.ig the appeal. Saturday (flaws Cooper, commonly known by tke appellitti , in of 7'be Hackney Monier, was indided for a mifdenteanor, in expoling hi, perfon in an inc%cent manner in the Arms, footpaths, Ids, and high ways, in aid about the neighbourhoJd of Hackney, at various times, to Sarah the wife of William Piseze, Ruth Smith, Mary Teftyck, Sarah Bright, Sarah Turner, andf:veral other females in that neighbour hood. Mr. Ksapp hied the cafe on the part of the Pro fec.ution, in the molt delitate and feeling manner. Several refpeßable female inhabitants of Hackney were examired, Come of whom were elderly married women ; a Mils Taylor, a genteel young lady, and two girls about thirteen years of age, belonging to the Parini 111001 of Hackney. From their evidence it appeared t'.at the Defendant had generally fecret. ed hitnfell near the well in Hackney church-yard, where female, had frequent retort to draw water. and, on their approach, he ufed to prefent him- Pelf before them, in an attitude and behaviour of the molt indecent. defcripti n. Sometimes he would follow them, and haying excited confideraVe terror, he . would tun off. In one or two inif:ances be accotted the Late patilh girls, and endeavoured to gain their attention. At one time he appeared with a bl.t..k patch on his face, and at another time without it. Thefe praelic,es were fo oftm repeated, that he became the terror of every female in the fur rounding neighbourhood. The Gentlemen refident in Hackney 'at tilt formed a committee, and offered a reward of zeol. for his apprehennon. One day, while Chalks Earl, the grave digger of Hackney was at work in the church-yard, he heard Mrs. Pheze fcream out, and exclaim, " The bead I the Manlier! the Mintier!" He immediately turn ed round, and faw the pr; ner walking away at a very quick pace, and when turned the corner, he began to ruo as fait as he c cld • he WAS purfued and apprehended. The evidence of all the witneifes way clear, citcundlantial, and pofitive. Mr. GUitNET, for the peifoner, d::ctibed Wm to LUNATIC ASYLUM, NE.0"..1:.. EXETER A VACANCY having red in the Office of Refident Apothecary to this Af•lnm, 1 hereby a;..coint a general Meeting of the Cow' raors of the butitution, to he hell in the Board Room, on Is oefday the t 4th day of Mlynext,at twelve o'clock, in order ','proceed to the cle..ttion of a Mcccifor to the late Apothecary- Tile outoiumeut is about tool. per annum, bellies boarclrnu lodging. SAML. FREDK. MILFORD, .ttpril 23, 1803. Viee-Prcfident. Me. DIXON, proprietor of DIXON 's ANTIBILIOU ; PILLS begsleace to fubinit the f Hondo,' Letter for Infpeettoa. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. 111 i. TN confevence of ftveral voyages to the E4Il In- I dies, I have contradi.d a Bilious complaint, to fue:s ass alarm. log extent, as to be fcarcely ahle at times, to pay attention to the duties of my flip. Through the recommendation of a friend.' was led to make trial of your Dixon's Antibilinus Pills, by the ufe of which.for a fbort.time, I was totny aftonifhment, immediately relieved; and have been, fur a long while, totally free front any r eturns of IsLsolEA, yellownafs of the fkin nervous and lick head ache. heart-burns, ghldinefs, and other cut refpondiog fyinptorne of the above complaint. The fuce• fa of your remedy has induced tic to recommend it generally, and my brother in particular, third officer of the Duke of Montrofc Indianian, who laboured under a worfe afflietion, if poffible, than myl.ll, has been in like manner completely cured. I am, Sir your obedient fervant, ROBERT LUCAS, Gravdeod. Chief Officer of the Hon. Raft India June 19.1804. • Company's Ship, Union. Sold Who!elate and Retail, at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cheat:fide, London, and may he hid road, in every 'rown in :be United lilegsorni, in Boxes at as 9d. and 6s. each —Ohferve the na , ne of lh.liutkr, 4,Chvat fide, is Engraved ou the St 3 in?. be the fon of a tefpeitable perfon in the city; he bad beta in bufulefs for hinifelf 4 .but was unfor tunate ; he was a married man, and the father of a family. He admitted the enormity of the crime, gut could not fuppofe that any thing thou of infanity could induce any human being to the praftice of fit unnatural and abominable an offence ; he thought, however, there was thong ground to fuppofe the prifoner was not the man who had committed the intuits complained ef, however (hong the evidence ; as it was not improbable the witnetres (though honeft ly) might be miiialted. A number of very repeatable perfons, both male and female, were called to,bis charaCter, and among them his wife's filler ; they all had known him for many years, and united in •defct Thing him ever to have been a tender and affectionate hufband and fil cher, and a man of morality and decency. The Jury, without hatation, bro•ight in a vertlift of Guilty. In pa fling the fentence of the Court, the CHAIR MAN obferved, that the prifoner had been guilty of a high mitleineanow, which was ufually punifhed by whipping, pilloring, &c. to as to render the perfon infamous to Society ; but, in confideration of the cha racter which he had received, he fbould not that punifbment. The prifoner was, therefore, fen fenced to two years confinement an the Iloufe of Correction. • Saturday morning, a fire broke out at Sam's Co! fee-houfe, Thames-itreet, and from its contiguity t i the Cullom Houfe and feveral liquor warehoules, the moll ferions alarm was excited ; but the flames were extingnilhed after they had burned at the interior of the hack part of the pi emifes. An alarming fire broke out lag night about feven o'clock at the houfe of a tobacconitt is Rider's -court, LeiceflerAnare, which raged furioufly for the fpace of and hour and a half, and was not got under until the fame was dellroyed and two others adjoin's% much damaged. The Velunteers beat to arms on the occafion, and affembled in great numbers. ' BOXING —On Saturday three pitched battles were fought on Sheperton Common, about 22 miles from London. Notwithflanding the dillance from town, ' an immenfe concourfe of people were prefent, many of whom were thflinguiflied amateurs. The firm pair who entered the liils were the Game Chicken and Cart a noted Birmingham man. The combatants fought for a purfe of 5o guineas; the battle lafled 3o mi nutes, during which 25 fevere rounds were fought.— The Chicken evinced throughout the contell, the moll confirm:nate fkill and fcience, and was declared the vigor, without having received lo much as a fctatch ed face. Cart is a powerful and athletic man, but proved hicnfelf a complete novice in the art. Tom Belcher and Jack O'Dnnnel were the next that fet to, for a nude of twenty guineas The former difplayed i great dexterity and knowledge in the pugiliflie art, and gave many admirable proof, of his excellent bottom ; the latter likeeife fought in a molt ga ll ar t manner fo. a few rounds ; but towards the termina tion of the battie, which Jailed fifteen rounds, he, ac cording to the boxing phrafe, fliewed• the whirefrether, and got in, when it was fuppoled h; had the belt of it. the bufinefs of the day concluded about three o'cicet, with a battle between Dutch Sam and Brit tain, a Britiol man, once an opponent of Belcher. A more gallant battle thin this is not recorded ill the annals of pligililin. The odds changed on each fide ahernately during the comet. Dutch Sam, however, was declared congneror, after fighting thirty rounds in fuch a Ryle as had not been equalled fince the fight ing days of Dan Mencluza. A patriotic charafter was heard lardy thus to ad drefs as acquaintance, who was grumbling at one of the new taxes--" Neighbour John, better (wallow fifty fuch taxes, than to be fwallowed up by our implaca ble enemies. A trifling retrenchment in your ex pences or pleafures, will prevent you from feeling the tax, nay, a very finill Paving in either, will enable you moreover to poifcfs chances in the prefent Lot tery, which to uncommonly dillinguillied for capital Prizes, that even the very lira drawn number, pre fents ic,oool.—a Lottery, in fhort, that may foon make you as rich as a Lord—think of that, neighbour John !" The general antipathy we feel from childhood tot medicine, induces us ti delay remedies when we really' want them. If difeafe does not alarm our watchful friends, the necedary quantity, confinement, and dread of naufeous medicines, add to our repugnance. When Abided with Gout, Rhetimatifm, Scorbutic Eruptions, weak Dige.lion, or Nervous Affalions, they are removed by SP ILSBURY% Perth r ANTI• SCORBUTIC Ditrars, the dole of which is a iew dropc, and no rtaraint of diet or exercife. To avoid coun-. terfeits, afk for Spitfbury's Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, e^:!1 the Stamp (the King's duty) printed in black ink: fold at the Difpenfary, No. t 5, Soho•fquare, in bottles of gs. 6d. los and IL gs. duty included. DI i,.D7 On the 2ift loft. at Brighton, aged '4, Mrs Mary I.luyl, 2(1 daoghter of J. M. Lloyd, Efq. of Lancing. M. P. for e, te y t .,,, g , a n d Lleutenant-Colonel tithe Suffer. Regiment of lt.tiOttil. DISEASES of thio UR ETIIRA anciCertain c.tymPLA!!•;*l AS Pole Proprietor of DARAN', rel.ttt.itzci dkated %emirs and Remedies, Mr.DU inkiness. :,,. Public, that he may as %dual be conflated daily troti 9 to 3, a: hoar, No. $4, Flith-ltr , t, .3oho, on Cafes of Strictares, anus, &c &c. wt:11 as Debility. and every ilifor,:er w! re ferrety is In .ticnti..l a r, quake, that Mr Dufour has provided a fpaeicius houfe, that cm-Ey Patient may be intro:bated in a feparate apartment. Mr U. thin for many yeara connaed hituielt to that departareen of S'urgery, and from executive praaice, and the ntott Littering fuecef4. lie is , arable.! to offer a =thud of cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or rettratnt, in dice, and which prevent.. a rd..pie. Perlons in the country dating their ca:ts I fully ' in a letter, enebtfing a one or a two pound note, will har e proper reen,lies lent to the amount. For the carious (ymptorm, Sec. Le Mr Duatur's Tr.:Attie ta:: the above co:Apia:tits, p:ic as. 6d. the sth edition—to he had of J. Carlow. Crown•co lioho M'Queen, l•ixeser Chang,:, of the Author. FOR THE sI'ONE AND GRAVEL. A Long fuccel , l til Piaci ice has now eltabliflia! the rentr.itio , of .klIA‘Ti SOI.VI•NT, fur curin:t the ;Aiding Diforiler in or 31 idler, after ft trials of *mu, Lime, and thi.rehy faring i!, 14 front the pain and clinger of the biii a. !hi re tic m r.• . . . lons n . 3y out hsve bc.o. - .1 41: this bapuy ,1 1 ;":,,vo I. - - . • for avai.s hi.ni . elf of the bettesulznt tit re v..it ts to teftity its efßasey and in:Ft:Li:ley, V. 2. Lord Sid:Vit.:. t;L: 11). nourable Mr. tierinaine, Fdiv..rd at.at,h:.lllt, Bart. I'. lane, Efq. of I) , ,yer C.Otte; I. Snylen,Efil. late Mayor of ; the Rev. Coat. Fr:.; y B oat:tau:it, la ar St. ee's ; the Rev. Mr. Molyncaux, ,I; t;.,:*o.ildidErn Nor ; Job h "l'hontati,Efq. Prif. tol; S &dice. Newport, Ilk of Wight ; P. Gih' 4, r.fq Ha It ; j Aot yam Ely. M. P. with a gnat buinber of the Mr. Bell, Mr. Home, Dr. Liviogilotw, it I Dr. St.,v..ioifoli. NV . I .c was cured by rlobt jut he A-, thou. it:e t 'Tr (operation ;an I 1,:- ertatly it ha., eff..1. , ..1 a lingular a, d harpy cure of a near relatiors of Admiral ";r Richard hlioz,Birt. The Solvent it fold iiy HP; Proprietor, Mr. Perry, Surre• - •c. No. g, gouda •ntptott it r .rt, Woo iiibury-flom re ; and by old Co. No t 0, Oxforl-ftre t. in of as. 6d. ts. , lnd tL 2s. two of which lalt never fait:d to corr,:a the calculous aiathelis itt the habit, and thereby prevent the formaionsuf a Store is Seden tary P•irfon.i. il.ll. A Treatift on the Dirorder and Ow 11...gimen to be ob keyed, with Cafes of Cure, may be had. pi ice :a. I 1F.A4.111 AND LONfkr.VITY. Dr. IA M;i:S's ANALEIri !C I'ILLS. TO Obviate the irtipolition which have long bee n pt.:Oiled in regard to this Medicine, a (mall attention only is requifite; for as y t'avottr of the Cononiirtotiers of the Stamp OtSce. (Tarim Pixtes irom .itt•tt prepared fur Mr. NeWbery's ufe, with his name engraved lit the Stamps. the imitation of which Would be a capita iiitHire, the genuine Prtpzration may now be readiiy afcertaMed • t t is therefore reco:nm'ended to pinchafers not to open any h oc in future, unlefs they ohferve the words, F. Newbery, No. 4 . 5, St. Paul's," printed on the !lamp. The fuperior excellence of thefe Pills M ltheumatifins and Colds as well as in other Complaints to which cite human frame is balde from the v;eillito.li.s of our climate. is univet rally acknowle Iged, They are admit id.ly cviettlated for Bilious, and other Diford rs of the; Stomach and Buwel4; for Head-AA+ °motioned by Indiger fon ; and for preventing. Palltim and Apoplexies, fo often the con (pence of Ire , : living. Recourfe &mad he had to them after every carers. snot unon every Bight indifpulition; and thus their Well kit me eharaelerillic of promwing LOngevity Will be main tained; for, by aiiiitina Nature in the due difeharge Of the animal funaions, and by kee l :tog the Conflitution, as it were, in con tinual repair, they pi ererve the body its health and vigour, and preyan pr , insture decay. They requift no particular confine neut, nor attention t0.:1,1t. 'fhey are foki oqiy by F. NEwIaRY and Sons, at the Wartime.: for Dr. lames', Powder, No. 45, St. Pawl's, a few doors from Cheapade,Londo::; and atl3r. jamas late iinufe in Bruton- Ireett in boxes, price at. 6cl c;c4,, Ita.np included; or the quantity of ix iD ene large box Pt .1V11N:.; n.yielt the Rudy, uud neem gratired by r7,:e mid confiderable pradice in that bmneh relict I thou.,.te. !.r , !..rtr to I trust that I have not more'roif. erryloyei my tune ia.to tto:e who, to the catenate field of the pro ellion, are occasonally immert - ed in :inert:linty, and cannot Aways :main thit farce's which is acqufred ky concentrating the intclledtunl rower to ory etal. of diforor•-g T:".e di'cifea of LIRE ILITY are recrlilrly dittrrc ng. for they 'llring with ttleml a train of co:votritant tympromai and, by a de. n!•etlion •, f 111 of 4 .1-crgy, nittirsice Neonnea etntiXerA—. Whether they e from the prevaler....e of 11l rumple , thedeitrac tive.Labits r.I fenol - boys, , .r the indulgences of tratinity, they re. quirt the profr!Donal ; but by the ign trance o: uneducated nt it, the tymptAns arc aggravated, and the coca tution is dfitinycil. As a .MEN4BER of the ROYAL Cv)LLRGRof SURGEONS, ! I ground my pretenfiona on regularity of education; and poffAng every privilege to practice. ! feel myfri: entitled to that confidence with Whick I have hithsto been fo liberally honoured. In the first fec.Cations of local weaknes, early applicintioo wtll prevent the cal:int:l of a debilitated frame; but where the (of ferer, from a confcizufnefs of the unmanliaers .1f the vice whtela muted his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or mature of his family phyfieian 'and broods over his infirmity with careful con cealment it m.sft be ratleadory for him to be affured not only of capability of treatment Int airo of the Inoft Inviolable fecrecy. And in recent Vtll•"'real Complaints it a poffible to prevent pain, •danger or diitre's ; ci the molt v.niplicated cafes It is the runic of exclufive tx!,e.rience In this line to died a fak certain, sand foc‘dy re-eftabli:ment. I offer the advantag: of tilts experi nice to thole of el , flaer fez who are aided with any kind of DEBILITY, of an% fymptoms of YENhREAL iNIFECTION, aad in all cafes ttrz terms of rams.. aeration are Rated the Brit Interview. Patlents iri the cowi:ry are etr.o9. , d to 0- 1:.lo4a Bank nele, stki ate toque to *me of tttF.E, Mendez o f tL- Ro y College of Surgeons b Lcardy No 20 Arundel-ftr , r . , !"..te. ;; ;•, ~," 1, -ve Pao PROPR;FTY iii PERSONAL. APPEARANCE. B>✓AU•C)" pran•oe•,l, t u , gto th. prefervation of the Teeth. - . ac7r. i ; 1 f.7i o'l V 1110TH POWDER, havbas rect i o .1 the apre:ev,icit of the fit ft Nobility, Gentry, and a iv tierous Public, by a: at : five annual confumption for a reties °:s years, as well a,: r natation of its fuperior excellence from the analliis of its e'ilyt.'.itict part. by the molt dlftinguiChed cal chore: ten, woo have pr no , inced it to be the only vegetable Tenth Powder Jet kno•.vn to inereale the beam ty of the Enamel, and promote th_• duraliiitty of the footh, and which has, in con leeuettre or it: an. riencei advantages, heen honoured with the immediate patrorage of their Mai:Mies and the various illuftriout b anieheN ul the Royal Family, Nob'lny, Gentry, &c. in the United KinLiont.—Never Reltor..tive: Tooth Powder is an aitringenz and antipe , trthein Powiler, a delicate aromatie, an excellent fit:- marbie, extremely grateful to the palate, and oleanint in its Me; is line, to tin - de why apply tr, it is a certain preventative to pain or decav of thnTe.ith, :, the laalt perio.i of life. It h Ltitlitntly pre•pe:ed front the gcnuine Recipe of the late Sir Richardiebb,phyficier. to their Maj..lties, Zee. by Mr Newton, a: his boon.. Ni 3, Upper Kennurgron•place, Vauxhall, (late of Griot RullAbitrcet, London), and fold wholefale, retail, and br exportation !•y Shaw and liitwar.!s, Ni. 6n, St. Paul's Church yard, whom he has en' :wend to make a liberal allowance to Town and Country Vender:, Mere!iant:, &c. It may genuine of every, ri.dicinc Vender and Perfumer in the • in boxes at as yd. each. An Importaid Caution—Mr Newton feels it an incionto.l7! . . on him to exponi 1 , 14,1 t ctid fl , geant plazi tiling on the pul.!ic with old.:n:hing effrontery. That a psi by the name of Butler. who was !)** trades butcher, havin: cepniMr Newton'sadvertifetnente, a:r•'. „Tinning the r ograving of tlaO ;:.t.ge Label • (the fame a, affise on the lid of hi: boat:), In:Ali:um; the name of P.utl•.r fur who i.. the role and only prapn ctor. Me Newtir , hopes, after tl,i: caution, that his Friends and cultomers, both in Lend-ni and the Cionttry, will be carotid to alit for Newton's Rettorative •rnath Powder, and 'et that S:iaw and Edward:" 1: printed on the tinnip, countirfigned“ 13. IL New i ton," with red i ta; ad others an ilopolitiotN. Sold Retail by liendric and Sons, peidinuers to bur Majcl'y Tlehbourn-Itrect. WeAt't.t. AT ,‘,14 L't Wt., l MilitaCk) Ivlonsing • • s Ainut-A after 2 A itertiron 12 m;mre , afire 3 LONDON l'notett aid puMiCted by I.F.VEL KENT, (oi Cao. Lan.bctb)• at air tAa 0 'PICK, No. I, C:;t:=• (tart. Publiale4 alfo at th,:tire,a Oz flat, TCUIPIC•Bat. r tbn Floi Ca 2 hou feve tit( Pit! Din bin Div in g this he I and earl e(ta whe w!u wid Na Soo 6 79 19A In S Stoc 'Roy • Two regil tio,7 Lon Tier, kin;