Star. — London, England, 1801-05-21 00:00:00

OLD 1 . , • Yederday the Setlions commenced before the Right Hon. the Loan MAYOR, Mr. Juftice Gaon, Mr. jnthce GRAHAM, Mr. RECORDER, &c. when 19 prifoners were tried, four of whom where capi tally convicted, viz. Thomas Jones, William Cormath, and Dennis Ken rely, for healing four fhecp, the property of John Claridge. I.lsvoid White, for alfaniting the Rev. Dolor Robert Hamilton, in Kenfington Gardens, near the King's highway, putting him in fear, and le lonioufly taking from his perfon a metal watch; a guinea, and feveral 'billings, his property. Dti Hamilton Rated, that on the loth of March lah, about three o'clock in the afternoon, as he was walking towards the North-end of the Ser pentine River, in Kenfington Gardens, he per ceived the prifoner at the bar fitting in one of the alcoves : fufpetting an ill intention on the part of the prifoner, from fonte motions he obferved about him, he returned back the way he came ; but the prifoner running after him, he thought it molt pro. dent to (top to receive bim, and in a determined stone he anted him whathe was to underhand by his behaviour? the prifoner pleaded his diftrefs. After remon hating Come time on the impropriety of his eon arts.him a trifle to relieve him, he be. • it m gliOtatta been fispence or one fhilling. The priffiner looked at the money a confiderable wrhile c aid then (aid it would not do. The witnefs uSlibc)npiteß indite identity of the • prifoner, (Aida "he Was politive he was the man. It was with regret he was obliged to add, that the prifonet threatened his life. and demanded 'his money ; the priConer had a heavy flick in his hand which ap peared to have been torn from a tree ; he gave Lim his money, to the amount of about 285. or zeta. it was-a guinea and Come filver; there was no perfon in fight, or within a quarter of a mile, the day was gloomy. The prifoner ordered him to return the way he came, adding, that if he prelumed to turn back, he would follow and kill him. Accordingly he went away without looking back, and immediately proceeded to Mr. Forfyth, the King's head Gardener, with whom be was ac quainted, and related the eircumftance to him : he accompanied him to Bow-greet, and laid the inform:Latina. He law nothing more of the pH toner till the Monday following, when he was op prehended nearly on the Came (pot, where he had cominitted the robbery. It appeared that in con. fequence of the information of Dr. Hamilton, and the defcription given of the offender, the gardens were watched, and the prifoner recognifid, and fecured on the following Monday. The prifoner had nothing to urge in his defence, t and the Jury, without hefitation, pronounced him Guilty, barb. John Lawrence for healing two filver fpoons,thr property of Mrs. Solly, in her dwelling-houfe in York-place, Portman-Cquare. It appeared from the evidence of Lord Pont'- , mouth that, as his Lordflip was proceeding to his book in Portman-fquare, he obferved the prifcater coming up the Reps of the area of Mrs. Solly's houfe, and he heard Comething drop front him, which, however, he did not nay to pick up. Ima. gifting he had been committing a theft, he fecured him, and alarmed the haute. Several perfons came up and fearched the prifoner, and on his per rem were found two filver fpoens, which the fer vent of Mrs. Solly proved to be the property of her miftrefs. The defence fit up for the prifoner was, that be was inflate, and in Cupport of it a German Jew fai-dffant phyfician, was called. The prifoner is alto a Jew. The Dottor was interrupted, in his jargon by an officer of jullice, who Rated that the prifoner was a common thief, well known at the Public-offices; that he made a pratice of (hamming mad, and had been, fsr a former offence, tried, con viZted, and fcatenceek to a year's imprifonment. The prifoner was found - Guilty--:Death. Ten were convi3ed of felony, viz. Daniel lifiLe.on, for Dealing (even pounds weight • of cotton, the property of George Hawkes ; Diable, for ftealing a china bowel, the pro perty of Henry Jackfon ; WilEmn Marherm and Yd. lifaild4, for Dealing fix quires of demy pa per, the property of Joha Leonard ; Jame: Dearly, For Dealing a man's hat, the property of Daniel Tedder ; George Barrett, for Dealing a pair of cot ton Rocking% and other articles, the property of EdvrArd Dennifon ; John Lamienee for Dealing three tea fpoons, the property of Richard Jolly, Efq. ; irs/ la Bowman. for Dealing a quantity of -Acad, the, property of William - Moreland, and "tdiqi;"Rd.loll PMeilifotd Rettli feveral pieces 61'144 the pto . patlfref George Adams ; i c iigin7:47 : " watch, the property of n e were arqukted, viz. YoLoGrifitite, 7ames Barney, Samuel Staid, Mary M.Leselelats, and Yuba Carter. F Never has there been a completer routine of entertainments before the public, than that at the Royal Circus, St. George's Fields, left night.—ln addition to the Equeftrian and unrivalled feats of , Mailer SAUNDERS, and the greatly admired Spec tacle of Rinaldini, the new Serio-Comic Panto mime, of Harlequin Mamaluke, or the Britith in Egypt t which has the molt beautiful Scenery by Gatassvroor, and Machinery by BR aIaSCOMI, (equal 6y land, to what the Northern Fleet dill plays by fea). The pieture formed at the con elution, exhibiting the prefentatiim of the Avis,- rd.& Siandarl, to the ever to be lamented Sir Rat.)H AIIeItCROMPII, is a chef-d'auvre of flag:: ellen, and the following conclufive•Elegy is well worthy infertion : Brave ARRlCRON•eldeeda (hall be, Earibnismod ht pofterity; His ilk was honour, and in death • More glorious he refigted ►i. breath, Britons, whJe weepine o'er his grave. Chesil% the race of the br.ve, Aso let oar zealous w +dare be, owneft of !mania) ! "Zgt whole was received by a very crowded Audience, with the molt unbounded applauk. , dr Rev. idatonittc;ufe, of Raughtim Head, to the ti racy of Alllullows. In the county of Cumberland, death of the Rev. Mr. Chamber& LW Cu by the OXru MA Y 16. Os aien a D Wednefday the ges. George Harper, of lli more Col lege, Bachelor in Divinity, was admitted Doctor in Divinity. The Rev. John Jones, of Jefus College, Miter of Arts, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity. Mr. WilliainCoke, of Chrift- Church, Bachelor of Arts, was admitted Mailer of Arts. Meffrs. H. Williams, of Braftm-nofc Collcge ; and John Snowden, of Chrift Church, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. Wedn,fday Lift Mars. Mount Buckland, and Wooleorabe, were decried Scholars of Corpus °wail College in this Culver- Bey. BIRTHS. • In Stephen's Green, Dublin, Viicon -- Inds Charleville, of a font Tuefday hit, Mrs. Lang, of FiniburyAuare, of a fon. bame day, in Wimpole•itreet, the wile of Edward Long, jun. Efq. of a daughter. At Logic Elphinftone, Aherdeenihire, on the z Ida inft. the Lady of Robt. Dah - ymple Horn Elphinftone, Efq. of a daughter, MARRIED. Latdy, the lion. Michael Dc Courfey, Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, to Ws Ville. Lately, Mr. E. Brooke, of London, to Mitt Ball, In Market fixed, Tamworth On Wednaday, the 6th MR. at Kidderminfter, Mr. Eleazer Wilklnfos, of Goodmises-fields, to Mils Lißer, of the former place. Tnefday, the sth inft. Mr. T. White, of Weftbury, to Mill Matrices . ' of the fame place. DIED. • On the 54th faun, Mr. L e nder, of Upper Marpla-bonne- Itreet, aged gg, very well known in the muScal world. On Sunday fait, the . : 7th Infant, at the bode of Mr. Charles Townley, ire Park-ilrect, Wefts:drifter, Mrs. Ann Stealth, wife of Edward Townley Stealth, cif Ssandith Hall, in the county of Lancaticr,Efq. On the tech loft. at Lancaßer, Edward Sua/t, jun. Efq. At York. on therth inft. Lieutenant-Colonel Cathcart Tay lor, late of the 3d Dragoon Guards. At Edinburgh, the 3oth ult. Mrs. Katherine Inglis, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Inglis, writer there. At Elie, the 4th loft. Mr. Wm. Wood, merchant there. Sunday Oft, the eldeft fon of Mr. Biehner, in Soho-fquare. At Aberdeen, in the 73d year of his age, Mr. John Cuftufie, ibipmafter. On the a in& Charles Henry Webfter, Efq. of Saint John's College. On his paffage from England to Bombay, in November !aft, Mr. Alexander Parquhatfon, ad Aker of the AGA extra (hip. His father, Mr. Peter Parquberfon of Tellochesy, furvivedlhe accounts of his death only a few days—he died at Belnabodach to the parlfh of Strathdon, on the sth loft. after a (bort ilinefs. At Edinburgh. on the gth inftant, Mifs Margaret Purdie, daughter e the late Mr. James Purdie, Red& of the Gram dear School, Glafgow. On tke 7th inftant. Alexander Graham Stirling, youngeft fon of Mr. Stirling of Pittendrich, merchant, Dundee. On Monday afternoon, of a galloping eonfumption, after one month's inners Simon Ifnel, aged 34, Reader to the Jewith Synagogue in E;eninark-court, &rand. His remains were terday interred in the Jewith Burying-ground, Grove-ftreet. Hackney, with great folemnity : the funeral being attended by 'alrnoft all the Jewifh Inhabitants of the weft end of the town, to teltify their refpedt for the deceafed ; whole death has been deeply felt and fincerely regretted by all thofe who bad the plea:furs of his acquaintance. He was a young man of the moft amiable difpation, and diffinguithed lilanfelf in particular by his kindnefs to his relations, having maintained, from a (mall income, a widowed mother with three orphan children, a brothes and two Biter'. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, (IN IiEE), At the Exchange C‘lfonlionfe, in Briltol, precifely at One o'Clock at Noon, on Thwfday the 4th day of June next, or In the mean time by Private Contraet. LL that highly accuflomed and convenient INN, called The WHITE HART INN, at Langford, in the patina of Barrington, and county of Somerfet, and fitusted on the Great Weltern Road, leading from Mind to Exeter, with !likable Stabling, Offices, and Gardena. And alto about right Acres of Orcharding, and 30 Acres (more or lets) of Mea -1 dow and Pafttre Ground adjoining the laid Inn.—Langford is x miles from Briftol, 24 from Bath, and 22 from Bridgewater. For further particulars, apply to Mr. John Nahib, of Lang ford afturefaid; or tu Mr. Whitley, Attorney at Law, In Wring ton, near BriftoL Letters to be raft pal 4. EAST END, FINCHLEY, in MIDDLESEX. With early poffelfum. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE. On Thurfday the 38th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-bode, in Cornhill, in Two Lots, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, containing Nine Acres or thereabouts of valuable Meadow Land, lying with a gentle declivity to a South afpea, on which Bands a roomy Brick and Sallied Houle, and eatenfive (Aces; with a !age Garden ; as alto a modern Brick and SaOted Houfe, very neatly llnifhed, and in excellent repair, with a food Garden. The former Houk, with the Land, is in the occupation of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, on Leafe, till Lady Day, 11103, at only 131. per annum net; together with a Pew for the family, and a Ea , rants' Pew, both in the Gallery of Finchley Church. The Land Tax of the whole is redeemed. To be viewed by leavc of the refpedive tenants, until the Pale. Printed particulars may be had at the Bald Faced Stag, near the Premifes; alfo of Alexander Murray, Efq. Syntosnrs Inn; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Bane, Land Surveyor. Charlotte-ftrect, Bloondbury. TETSWORTH, in OXFORDSHIRE. With polfeffion at Michaelmas neat. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-11y Mr. RAINE, On 'Midday the 28th of May, at the Rainbow Coffee-bode, in Coruhill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, in#Une Lot, A , VERY Valuable and Complete Freehold 3. GRAZING and DAIRY FARM; with a definable proportion of deep Arable Ground, containing in the whole upwards of Three Hundred Acres of Rich Land, furrounding a good refpedlable Farm-Houk (to which a Seated Parlour and Bed-chambers hare been lately added); with fpacious Farming Orit-buildings, and Shepherd's Cottage; the whole lying with in a ring lance, and well watered; known by the name of LOB; hounded by the Turnpike Road betweenTettworth and Oxford, two miles distant from the former, and ten from the latter, and only forty-four from London. Mt. Bigges, the prefent Tenant, will permit the Premifes to be ken, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; alfo of the Printers of the Orford, Reading, and Northampton Papers; Crown, Thame; George. Aylefbury ; White Horfe, Ur bridge; of Mars. Green and Tennant, No. 2, Gray'a-Inn quart ; at the Rainbow ; and of Mr. Rai,e, Land Surveyor, n Charlotte-ftreet, Bloonifbnry, where a Plan may be fees. NEAR MARLBOROUGH in WILTSHIRE. With purrfUno in part immediately, and at Michaelmas nett. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAIN!, On Tlinefday, the agth of May, at the Rainbow Colise-houre , in Curnhiß, London, at 12 o'clock, Is one Lot; A VERY improvable and Capital ESTATE, contained near Three Thoufand Acres of Arabic, Up land, and Water Meadow, Paltare and Down Land, divided into three Farm., known by t 4 names of Hdwlck, Packham, WhiteSeld sad Cow Crater as the canoe are held by Mein. Stagg, Canning, and Kemm, at old Rents • together with the Coppices, called Priors, or Albourne Wo ods, and the 0 1)Itit. rents anruilly paid within the Manor and Parillt of OKEBOOR NE, ST. GEORGE, and ST. ANDREW, With the Right of Fithery in the Poiton Waters. Puffedlon of Packharn Farm may be in part had now and at Michaelmas neat; and of I lefwick , Whiteficid, and Cow Crate, in a year. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, till the Sale, of whom Printed Particulars may be l•ad on the 4th of May; sto of tbe Printers of the Briftni, Bath, Salilbury, and Oxford Papers; Caßle, Marlborough; Haar, Drvites; White Dart. Chipper barn; of Marra. Botlaam, Speeuliamband, and Saltkill; Mr. James /landlord, Swinton; where, and at Mr. Ryder's, Lln :ctin's-inn, and Me. Paine, Land Surveyor, Cbatiotte-itrect, Bloondbury, London, a Plan may k I, on k. At theßail - tow Coffee-houfe, 18th infant, at 110'0,, A FREEHOLD COTTAGE in repairi •/- Z. fronting the South, and overlooking two flue Meadow* belonging thereto, and the furrounding country, which is beagP: dingy wooded, and abounds with Game; and good Roads fur 4 round the Prumifcs in every diredion : together with an cited.' lent Garden well phoned, and Chafe houfe, Stall Stable, BON and other convenient Out-buildings--the whole quantity fir Acres. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with printed Particulars, raay be had of Mr. Rainc, in Charlotte -greet, Bloomfbury and at Poniborne, near the Premlfes : Particulars may be alto had it the Green Dragon, Basset Salifbury Anus, liatheldlt ind Bell, Hertford. GRAZING LAND NEAR PLASTOW. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Thurfday the filth day of May, at the Rainbow Corm heart.. in Cornhill, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, VOUR FREEHOLD MARSHES of Rich -a- GRAZING LAND, lying adjoining each other, in Wick land Level, near Plaiftow, in Elia •' containing together Fifty Acres, clear of the Walls and Reed Bed; as the fame are now In the occupation of Mr. Matthew Afhton, on Leafe, till Chrift mu, 1804, at the old low, clear rent, of One Hundred and Twenty-five Pounds per Annum. Mr. Rakes, at Plaftow, by leave of the Tenant, will Thew the Land; of whom printed Particulars may be had; air° of Alcsander Murray, Efq. Symond's Inn; the Rainbow; and of Mr. Raise, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-Reect, Bloom& bury, where a Plan of the Mate may be teen. NEAR PALMER's GREEN and SOUTHGATE. With polieffion at Miehs.chuas neat TO BE sou) BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Friday the 19th of June, at the Rainbow Coffee-boufe is Comhill, London, at 12 o'clock, in one Lot, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, moil beautifully fituated on the Earl fide of the l'empike Road between' ISLINGTON and PALMER's GREEN, oppofite the Five Elms and Bowes Farm, only fit miles from London, poffeffing peculiar advantage, by the rife of ground, and the New River winding through the lands, for eredUng one or more ELEGANT VILLAS. The quantity of Land Thirty-four Acres, in part old Mea dow, and the remainder rich Arable, free from Land Tax, In the Parillaes of Edmonton and Tottenham, entitled in the for mer to an allotment in the laelofiire now making, and in the latter to a very valuable Pafturage in Tottenham Meriting. Printed Particulars will be ready for delivery one month preceding the Pale; which may be bad of Mrs. King, the prefent tenant, at Palmer's Green ; at the Rainbow; Merrt.Ward, Den nets, and Grave, Covent-Garden ; and of Mr, Raine, Chsrlotte- Brett, Bloonsibury. AN ANNUITY. IN THE FUNDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.—By Mr. SCOTT. At Garraway's, To-morrow, at twelve o'clock, AN unredeemabie ANNUITY of ONE HUN DRED and THIRTY-TWO POUNDS per annum, during the life of a beatify.; Gmtleman, about 3r years of age, amply fecund oa the Dividends ariting from a Sum exceeding FOURTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS, Three per Cert. BANK ANNUITIES, *media& the none of the Meow' tant- General, under a Decree of the Court of Chancery; the Intereft is pandtually pai I half-yearly, and the life infared at a Public Office, forming a valOable annuity. Part eularsat Garraway's, and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-bill. A FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AT RIPLEY, With immediate poffeffion. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, $y Mr. SCOTT, On Friday the jib of June, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's, Chase-alley, Loation, except previoidly Sold by Private Centred, A NEAT and well built modern Hour', with Coach-houfe, Stables, ample Offices, GrecnAuk, Ora pery, • large Garden completely walled and weft mopped, hi a pleafant cheerful Striation, at Ripley, on the border of the Road from /Chignon to OuUdfotd, 13 miles from Weftneiniter bridge, favourable for field (ports, with ertenfiv,: Right of Com mon. The readies have been recendy, improved at a ecinfi derable expellee, are in perfedt order, forming an agreeable refidenee for a moderate Family, with he option of pureftallng the genteel well adapted Furniture, at a fair valuation. May be viewed: particulars at the Talbot, at Ripley; the White Lyon, Cobham ; the Caftle, at Richmond ; at Oarrs. way's ; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-kill, Lonilon. GOSPORT. Purtaat to a Conuniffion of Appraifement and Sale. FOR S•Lli BY AUCTION, At the India Arms inn. so Thurfday the 38th May, aor, at Eleven o'Clock in the Mondial!, THE FOLLOWING GOODS; FOR CIPORTATION. 247 Pipes of Brandy. 143 Pipes Sparta Red Wine, 14 Hoeheads of I 4 Hoglbeads Ditto. FOE NOISE CONSUMPTION. About 8o Qvlntals of Cork. Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Swedilh thip Forth,. ender, detained on her voyage from -, by his Majelly's Ctlp T B.O Camies, Efq. Commander. Samples will be Iliewn three days before the file by Meifrs. Page and Evans, Gofport, of whom Catalogues may be had. WHEN Profeflional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general ()dem by the fe eaion of a peculiar Branch, the (mullion of long continued &eters Is the belt criterion of feperiority. Eight years have f devoted my practice to the cachifive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fucceisful rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardo ur to oppufe as far as t am able die ravages of shore complaints which arc the molt import ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pradice to refcuc individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Mm, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pandit:foam. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—adly. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of stature age, and Linty that de rangement of the fyftem In Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafee ate the Ali* of Ignorance or hake In the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the inclifcredon of an unguarded hour. ly a Maperiar method fuch complaints are eafily cured. and Vile where others have failed, I truft that I may prefiuseto offer a radical re-eftabliflunent. Few however are the cafes of compßeated dißrefi in this diforder compared with the calamitous litnations of Men, who from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE , or the prevalent hake tics of a falhionable life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable ennfequenee of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer bmods over his mifcry, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fnme coniblation for hint to know, that although it be an objeCt of doubt or uncer tainty with ther Pmdlianneri, the ranoval of the(c DEE' • CI ENCIES by the gradual propels of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rite, of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion of this Languid Rate, and in theft calls no grist didicultics will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years ex ifted, • proper Per (recreate is indifpenfibly requifite to revive thee umbeing (parks of Life, and to re-onimate the Conftitutinn. MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been difappointed In their experlatirms of a Family. may be 'Uwe& that in molt inftances fuel Meeks are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo &emitl to ray undertaking, and the Qualificatfoni which I have prefamecl to Rate, form the Baru. n 7 my Preteufions, and In coincidence with feels this inti mation is given, that Mr may be confulted ?clonally (or by letters incinfing a (mall ante) at his honk, No. ay, Arita dd-ltreve, Strand, neat Temple-Bar. There Is an additional entrance In Water-Rreet adjoining and the name is on both the dome. he. hisobei C.oilep et Aupess. ,~. 41-11 . 10 1( "! 1 ••••,,t !du • • 0w...." • •• An entire, new, and enlarged Edition ) with an c!cgant Portrait of tie Author, price only 3s. although by the advance oe Papa' and quand• y of matter worth doable the money, of limit valuable work, entitled, goLomorPs GUIDE TO HEALTH. 5../Thh Pnblication points out the &red method of cure, born lilmhorrbagia, or Gonorrhea., to a conlirmed With& To which is added, an Ellay on Secret Venery, and a Data lie Oa i ng et e n t y in the Male. :and Sterility' or Barrett:mk incident to Females, Ste.; an Appendix on the lahjedt of at - uneasy and de. Rrudtive Vice, and au Addjistis to Parents, Guardians, 't weirs, and that: who have the eare•Of Youth. Likewifc Archt!ce to Bathers, particularly the affls.cted with Nervous Complajols. The whole Wultrated and intcffcrfed with a *slimy 4e thentie fads never before puldithed. In which la captained eao fyrnptoms, mode of treatment, and retuedka is the tlinerc.4 Rages of the Venereal OIL ate • Cautions to young perfoos of the danger of improper contutsiions or impropt r mamma, kt, with the difference between the venereal fymptoms and ti'Ve frequently reultaken for them. _ TO THE UNPREJUDICED. WHEN his Majefiy's Letters Patent have beenj grained to a Preparation or Medici e, the Public .irc: at once guarded again& fraud sad impofitima, as fuch kle•lic nit or Prepstation is prorioully fearched intoUd amazed by i:f; I and able Prafelfors, and on their report rdta the grant of a Patent. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL • have both flood the ten of the fiat Medical Men In England, and the greaten Profeffors In Phyfie of the prefect ate ; - cod for which; his Majefty has granted hi. Royal Letters Patent thus fandtlerned, DC Throne ot is bold in holding forah to the world the above two unrivalled Medicines, which is the fruit of dole and studious application, for skywards oft!! years. The Botanical Syrup is a cectain and fate care for all Venereal tat. 1 leen:ins : if the human frame has been potholed by the above iinfedtion, or by Mercurial preparations, the Baaorad Syrup will (ii regularly taken) purify the body, sad taker k from ail blotches and fares, equal to that of the infant newly born; is Glens or Gonorrhoea, few bottles will be roquifite to perform a cure. In Women, the Medicine is a cestam remedy Vara& Barrennefs or Sterility, and leveret compluina thee,, Made is &hied to, which delicacy prevents to be here bdeesed, "14 which, la folly explained in " The Gado to Old Age." At kl ids of D,±ility, Whether arida/ from the Habits of School- Boys, or the Indulgence of mature Age, which render own miferable, and make thebt unfit to enjoy the Wangs of Indent and more fo that of the niv•ried Rate, the Botraical Syrup iiii r-movra the good effeeta of which, thostands have aaperiemod and numbers have t citified. Mr. J. GOODP.NOUGH, Taylor, near the Old Chapd„ Knightfbridge, was entitled for a long time with a Scorbutic Complaint in Hamra ' which was a 'cat kindance to hint In his bunnefs, and for which he had reeourfe to leveret Medi. eines without receiving any benefit ; but be taking a few bot tles Of Dr. 13roduan's Batanical Syrup. was cured in a &art time. Any perfon wkbing to have farther information era earning the kid cure, may, by applying as above, receive a fa• thfadtory account. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Dodoes Horde, No. y,, Alikattreet, few* doors from the Levetiaa Ahtfeunt, Black-Friar's-Bridge, itt bottles at ass. I ts. 6d. and ye se. In Bath, Centro/ell, . Exeter, Truman and Son, Sento!, Sheppard, Galion, Harding Brighton, Donaldfun and Co Glafgow, Banner, Birmingham, Swinney, Ipfwich. Middle ditch. Bedford, South , Me of Wight, Albin Blandfonl, Simmons, Irvine, A. Young, n ' weelanda Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, antis and Co. Bridpret, Margric Lynn, Giles, Cheltenham, Buckle, Leirafter, hwinfea, Cambridge, Ger Lewes, Elliott, Canterbury, Brillow, Manche/ter, Lynda. Carlifle, Janie, Margate, Silver, Chatham, Etberington, Newbury, Puller, Chelmsford, Mrggy and Co Nowcatile, Wenger, Chelter, Poole add Son, Nonitamptiou, Dicey and C. Chieliefter, Philliplon, Nottingham, Binivige and Co, Dublin, Spilibury and Ce. Norwich, Steveidon and Ca Durham, Henderfoa, Oxford, Joan. Deal, Rote, Plymouth, Salliditas, Dover, Nodes, Portfmouth r pima, Devizes, Broughton, Reading, Sinat osoi nd ry Oa Derby, Drew, Sunderland, , Edinburgh, Baxter, Skrewfbury, [ .------- Meffrs. Huihrad, Southampton, Batter, —....--- Mat". Davidfon & Satilbury, Colima Elder, and Co. Pretton, Solent. ----. Mr. R. Scott, drug. Palley, Mt. A. "erg. Ghdwin ranted. Mackenzie, Cali. OinienVl. And by mo& &widener' and Medleine•Veniters I. the than. kingdoms A axe Bottle rantains equal to Ike Goal yam. VENEREAL RiAtIDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No. 9, Nov Bridge Arc* DEAR .la, London. TT is with the moft heartfelt fatisfadion that I ad. drelb you on the incomparable exceltertee of your invalasble Medaine—Lear es PATENT P 11.1.16111 the (ming of Ws year • I had the misfortune to COMM& a Venereal Complaint. attended with the molt alarming and dangerous fymptorms; in afmuch,that I have been confinud to my room for a whole week together, and not able to ftir out of ; lbad no ref eight nee day, and (offered the molt excruciating pain and torment, sod what was Hill work, my Eyes grew weak and dim, fe that I could fearer difcern any oiled, if ever fo dole to,gpe, and en peeled nothing Ids than the total lois ofml [glib—From attest, healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a more lissem and an objed of pity and compaffion.—Myfrandshollangliella me over, and thought my recovery Impombie. las dadmimit Rate, and expeeting every ultimo to be any lait is this Osteni,, I was fortunately reeno mended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried di medical aid to no pollute, and been at an enormous expettec, ft was lane time before I could be prevailed on to take them; at lak I fent for Itx bones, and before 1 had takes them all, I found confident* benefit ; arty Pahw gradually decreakd, and my eye-fight grew better, and to the great furpriae and aftoulihment of all my friends, (after tat - ng three boxes more), my health and Itrength was perkety m ilord, and I am now, (thanks to my Goo sod your invaleable bledidnet), as well out hearty as ever I was in esy Your obliged humble fervent, IL L. LEIGH. High-Reece, Birmingham, November 1, [199. • You arc at full liberty to publith this in any manner yoga Mai proper, for the benefit of lociety at large, and which I &mid have fent you roomer, but was fearful o f a ;la*. The above Medicine is earneftly recommended to di perfects that are In any doubt of their being entirely rimed every VI nerealAffeelion, particularly to thole about altering their con dition In life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long /tending, or however di/gelled lode, the appearance of other dtforders it may be ; for Steeletniet Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints; it is all. reconintandol to be taken, efpcclally in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by thc role Proprietor, THOMAS TAY• LOR., Mcrnber • of the Corporation of Surgeons, London. st his book, No. 9, New Bridge-nacre; where he will give Ad ' vice, without a Fee, to perfons taking thefe Pills, and will so fwer patients Letters, If pelt paid, or the fame terms, *Visa ing in all cafes the molt inviolable Secrecy, no Perfon's names' cafe having been mentioned, bet at their own peetteular reply& by the Proprietor, du ring the cowrie of more than . 35 years, that he has had the minded of an extenfive talc of the aboveasolix eine, and the practice oiling therefrom. They are alto fold by his appointment, at the Perkily's% No. 35, St. Alban's-itreet, Pall-MA; Mr. Robertfoo's Tor ihrtp, Nn. tO3, Oxford-greet; Mr. Steel's, Brukieller, re. Co Onion-row, Little Tower-Hill; and by ace Perfon lit envy tonlideniie town In England, In Boxes of only no. pd. NA* reeled or with NI and plain Dirediont,. 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