Star. — London, England, 1801-09-24 00:00:00

.n A letter from Halifar,dated September t7,fays, That Thomas Frubifher, of Wakefield, who has been for fome timc employed by the proprietors of the Halifax journal, in bringing Newfpapers erprets from Ferrybridge to Halifax every Friday evening, was, on Fiiday night, the t ith intl. about twelve o'clock, attacked by four inch upon Hartfliead Moor, one of whom was armed with a pole or rail, and, without fpeaking, aimed blow at him, which miffing, (truck the bead of the mare on which he rode, and the fell with him to the ground ;_ upon whi c h the , villains beat mud wounded him feverely with blud;eens. He was anted, whether he had any money ? and an. fwered, lie never carried any in the night. 'They demanckd, and were informed of his bufincrs, that Ist calming the Earth, for the Halifat journal ; . dle.aitd go into the above mentioned pubic-1;04e." —There were the leading cireurntlances againft' the Prifoners. The RECORDER obferved to the Jury, that in loch a cafe as the prefent, they mjglit • fafely leave the woman's care out of their confide ration. The Prifoner Brown folernnly protefted his innocence ; and Price afferted he bought the Coat from a Jew ; which, however, he made no at tempt to prove. No Witneffes appeared in their behalf. The property found in the bundle and coat together, were valued by the Profecntor's Witneffes at t ss. 6d. Thus the charge of a capi tal felony, as well as burglary, was done away ; and the Jury, after kora) , deliberating, found Pi ice guilty, and acquitted the two other Prifoners. John Bbght, for (healing a gallon of rum, the property of our Sovereign Lord ch . ? KING. Pk had been employed as a Watchman near a certain warehoufe where liquor that had been feized, and which was in the cullody of his Majefly's Officers, was depofited. In this fituation he took an oppor tunity of boring a hole with a gimblet in a calk of rum, and taking the quantity laid in the India ment.—Guilty. Thomas Rsiell, who had been employed as a La bourer ,in a Warehoufe, for (healing a gallon of brandy, of a fimilar defcription, and in a fimilar manner.—Guilty. Robert M'Carthy, for Pealing 31b. weight, and upwards, of coffee, the property of his/sfajeity; Edward Stone, for Reeling 31b. weight of coffee, the property of Richard and William Pugh ; Ed ward Gittores, for ftealingl3lb. weight of coffee, the property of Richard and William Pugh ; Ri chard Mills, for idling a coat and other articles the property of Elizabeth Hilton ; Jane Hughes, for ((eating four great coats, the property of Charles Clark. And fix were acquitted; among whom were, Boas yaw and Robert Cox, who were indiaed, the former for (healing a confiderable quantity of yaw cotton, the property of Meffrs. Ives, Echillaz, and Bafeley ; and the latter, for felonioufly receiv kg die fame, knowing it to have been flolen. This cafe was one of confiderable intricacy, and • a great mat, of evidence was gone through in its inveftigation, of courfe the attention of the Court was occupied a confiderable time : the refult was the acquittal of the prifoners, and its leading points were to the following effea It appeared that the prifoner Jones was in the employ of the profecutors as Clerk or Warehoufe man. The cak againit him depended almoft en tirely on the teftimony of an accomplice, one Bnrcham, who was groin the employ of the pro.. kentors ; from his evidence we colletted, that the property laid in theindiament had been taken from the warehoufes of Meffrs. Ives and Cu. about the middle of laft March, by the prifoner Jones, and in fome degree by himfelf, and afterwards fold to the prifoner Cox, who is a rag-merchant in Wor reller-place, Thames-ltreet, at the low rate of is. per lb. • that the money was paid by Cox through the medium of a bill, which it was agreed the prifoner Jones fhould draw on him in favour of Btircham, the Witntfs alluded to, and which was duly accepted by Cox. This bill, aftef it had been endorfed by Burcham, was &I - counted for the piifoner Jones by a publican is Bilhopfgate ftreet, who paid him the full amount of the order, ' 291. 19s. 6d. When the bill became due, it ap peared that Cox was not ready to liquidate it,'and recourfe was had to a Notary, in the nfual way, whole clerk proved the exiitence of the bill, as *hove defcribed. Mr. Echillaz, one of theprofe cutors, came forward, and one or two of the clerks, to prove the lofs of the cotton from their ware houfes, which was confiderable, but the quantity of which they could not precifely afcertain.— We underftood Mr. Echillaz to fay, that the cot ton fo fold to Cox for is. per lb. was worth 11. Bs. The Prifoners being called upon, left their de fence to their Council. A great number of re fpeltable Witoeffes appeared to both their cha raiters. Mr. COMMON SiLJCAWT, in charging the Jury, difplayed his ufual acumen and peril:acuity. He defcribed the nature of the teftimony of an accom plice, as it flood in the contemplation of the law, and pointed nut fuch parts of the evidence in the prefent cafe as he couceived to corroborate the flatement of Burcham, and fuch points as milita ted in favour of the prifoneri, and concluded by obferving on the effea of charalter. The Jury, after a very fhort conference, found both the Prifoners Not Guilty. They were detained upon a fecond India ment, charging them with Reeling, 351bs. weight of Spanifh wool, the property of the fame Profe cutors. Mr. SYLVESTER (hated to the Jury, that he was informed by the Cotinla for the profecution, that they could not carry this cafe farther than the laft, therefore they would not trouble the Court with hearing evidence ; the Prifoners mutt neceflarily bc acquitted. Verdict in confequence—both Not Graf". Mr. Common SERJEANT reprimanded the pri toner Jones, for his very indecent behaviour dur ing his trial, obferving that his timation was Rill awful, as there was another indiament agsintl him for which he fliould be tried next &lions; and the Court having refuted his application to bail, he was remanded to Newgate. Mr. Common Serjeant ferioufly admoniihed - Cox on his 'future tondud. on which 'one of theist tr.-4 Mbi, raying, 4( that Paper was againtt their meetings, and that they Could hot live with fueh like fellows is him."— Having thus beat him, one of them Paid, as D—n him, he's dead enough, let's leave him. 4. Three of them then went away, raking with him his mare ; and one remaining near while he was on the ground, he (truck him with his whip, and bellcves he wounded him on the head, as blood was found on the whip. The approach of rani carts induced the fellow to run off. The mare was found the following morning about two miles froth the fpot where this happened, but fo maimed is to be • to tally unferviceible. Tws of the men appeared td he middle-aged : the others were young men. The Chop of Mr. Thos. Hall, mereek and draper of Cowbitt, near Spalding, Lincolplhite, wits broke open and robbed, during the night of Wednefday fe'nnight, of nearly the whole of the'godds.' the offenders are yet undifcovered. Tuefday fe'nnight Thomas CaiGdy, a licenfed ' Hawker was convitded beforq the Bailiff of the borough and par& of Buckingham in four feve ral penalties of ten pounds each, (which were af terwards mitigated to one) for difperfing hand bills, and thereby. vending linen drapery and other goods, contrary to the dire,2ions of the At of Parliament. Friday laft, Charier Jana was committed to the county Gaol, Reading, by Hsu sr Sty MOU it, Gent. Mayor of Maidenhead, to be kept to hard labout for one• month, for fecreting two buthels and a half of wheat in a lack under fume draw, the pro perty of his mailer, Mr. Abraham Darby. of Mai denhead, with intent to (teal the fame. On Saturday loft, Mr. Henry Giblin, of Rad winter, In Elks, was convietad before the Malmo of the town of Saffron Walden, in the mitiated penalty of tol. for refufing to difclofe to the C lerk of the Market, the price of a load of Wheat, which he had brought to market the preceding week. At the Winchefter Ittlarter Seffions, laft week, Captain ACTON CHAPLIN, of the 4th Regiment of Foot, was inditted for an altiolt on three of 'the City Conflables. He was fined sol. and fentenced to one month's imprifonment. Otl Monday fe'nnight a young man of the name of Xisuard Brawl, was apprehended in Lancaller, on fufpielon of being concerned in the robbery of the mail between Warrion and Charley, on the ngt 9th of November laft. Pe. at that time was em ployed in carrying the nail; for the robbery of which there are now four more perfoas in cuflody, and the police officers are in purfuit of two others, Two men, commonly called running ciftmen, were, on Monday, examined at the Public Office, Bow-amt, on a charge of taking a quantity of' dull and allies from a houfe in the parifh of St. George, Bloomfbary, they not being employed by Mr. Smith, the contrattor,fo to do. The defence ] fet up was, that they had purchafed the articles, in queftion of the houfeholder. This, indeed, ap peared to be the fael ; but the AR of Parliament' refpeilinethat pafifh particularly fpecifying, thati no houfeholder or others flu:4d fell their duff or afnes, though they might give it away,. the de fendants were convisled in the penalty of ten fhll hugs each. On Wednefday fe'nnight, as Pima Sidall, far mer, was riding in his team, on the horfes running away he jumped out to flop them, but unfortu nately miffing his hold, was thrown down, and the wheels going over his body, he was fo much hurt, as to occafion his death the next morning. Twelve out of nineteen children, by two wives, attended his funeral. Lag Thurfday morning as Mr. Runciinan, of Birchmore-houfe, near Woburn, Bedfordfhire, was putting a gun into a bag, he (hook it to get it in, and his man having been entrufted with it to (hoot a dog, he had imprudently left it cocked, it went of, when the muzzle was dote to his, left foot, which was mangled in a moll (hocking manner. In this dreadful hate he had the fortitude to ride to Woburn on horfeback, to a Surgeon, when he was obliged to undergo an amputation of his great , toe, and the adjoining brie, and he is now in a fair way of doing well. On Tuefday lag a melancholy accident happen ed 'tp a child of Mr. Fie°, taylor, at Newhaven, who, whil# pliying on his father's fhop-board in an attic flotey, rolled againft a cafement window, which unluckily flying open, the poor child fell headloni into the fired, whereby its fkull was fo fhockingly fraaurcd that, notwithftanding the li operation of the trepan, it died in about fix - hours afterwards. On Friday morning, Mr. Evans, conflable, and Mr. Parkes, headburough, of Birmingham, ap. prehended J. Hill, Mary Hill, and Sarah Brazier, whom they had for a long time itrongly fur - peeled of being the manulaeurers of forged Bank of England paper. They found Hill with his profs ready, his paper Clamped, and every thing but the plates ready for working. After a (rift fearch, they difcovered the bill plate in the garden, and the water-mark plate in the cellar, concealed un der Conn bricks. On Friday a baggage waggon, very heavily laden with military fi bres belonging to the So ut h Gkmceller Militia, and a number of women and children, broke down on Falmer.hill, between Lewes and Bright/wins(lone, but, providentially, though the padengers were all precipitated vio lently to the ground, none of them received any material injury. It is not ear) , to determine whether the follow ing letter refleas moil honour on the Author, a French prifoner lately exchanged, or on the Agent for Prifoners of War at Porchaler Celle, to whom it was addrefled Si It—Pray receive my mdlt lame thanks for ail your kind rids toward* me and my ',Bow psiTootrs, daring my being your prifoner, never will I forget that It is through your genenifity, dirty coofirement 'has been condastabk.--Ok ! that I could make you knlible of what I feel; but words cannot ezprefs er.ou_zh my grwitudc—eannot esprcis the tender emotions of my lacarr.--Msy a the bleffingsal . H be with you, la the mat Sonia will of your alloilianate and aindi-Eadebtal obe dient Servant, essidnias Cherbourg, :id Septembers 11911tta ON Ti! MATO or Toil rife iiiimprti 110Wirtiliat. Death's awful knell floats on the Palling breeze The yoke of Mourning fills the aiming vale ; Amid the fombrous Blade of yen tall trees Echo repeats the melancholy tale Another DO*NSUIR* to the Grave defcendt l But ah ! not, like his Faller, full of days Snatch'd, from his country, Relatives, and Friends, Ere Vigour droops. or !nulled decals ! Snatch'd, while fond Expeaation's eager eye Upon the Battering future Rill was eat. Not dreading that a fetal Rom drew nigh, With fudden !hock her fanguine hopes to blalt I Snatch'd, haply, whillt his patriotic breaft Was planning proledts for his country's weal— Projeets to aid the helplcfs and diftrefs'd, The plough to cherith, and fupport the wheel! For !Wand's Were& to each Hitt were dtar DMZ her Rcform'd Religion's Lured cattle—. Dear her Defence in rearms moll fevere— 'And dear her Manufadtures, Rights. and Laws. But., In the Heirs of that diftinguified Name, Whom ancient Worth, and ancient Honour own, Thy Zeal for her Profperity and Fame, Lamented Dow N fain ! was furpafed by none. Droosore. , . UATIZ. ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS. Diauty fennight, a call was moderated in few the Rev. Mi. ia to be one of the Minifterr of the New North Church, Edinburgh.—The Rcv. M. Simpfoa preached and preftded. The Rev. Edward Jones A. M. is Inftituted to the Vicarage of Brock worth, in the &mere of Gloucelter, on the pttfentatiou of th e Blimp of Durham, and on the death of the *cy. John Chefter. The Lord BiLop of London km collated the Rev. Roberk Wharton, A. M. Archdeacon of Stow, Lincolnihire, and redlor of Siggtefthorne, in the Eat Riding of Yorkihire to the Chan aellodhip of the Church of Lincoln, void by the death of the Rev. Dr. 104 The Dean and Chapter of York Cathedral have been *aced to collate the Rev. James Richasdfon, M. A. one of the Vicars Otani, to the vicarage of St. Martin, Coney-Rreet, York, to which he was indudial on Monday ha. And the Vicars Choril haveprefented the above path:loan to the vicarage of Perry Fryftoo, both vacant by the death of the ReV. Thornai Pickard.—The Rev. WM. Balmer B. A.- is appointed Proba tionary Vkar Choral to the Cathedral, alto in the room of the La Rev. Thomas Pickard. JohoCaljander of Weftertown, sart. 144, P. hu prefented the Rev. John Rapti', minilter of the High Meeting, Berwick moon Tweed, to the church and parifh of Crichton, vacant by the death of the late AP% Henri Home Grieve- C•11111111100t, SIFT. 4.—The Rev. CLAO3DIO3 late of Queen's College, Chaphlin to the !mildewy of Cal cutta, is appointed Vice-Provoit and ClaMeal Profdfor of the, new College there, with a falary of 30001. a-year. The Rcv. CWARLIS L. SCOTT, M. A. of Sutton, in Suffolk, and late Fellow of King's College, ii prefented by the Provoit and Fellows of Etoo College, to the Rectory of Wooton Court ney, in Sonverfetthirs. The Rcv.TROMAS FISK! aA. late of Jefus College, la in ltituted to the Reetory of Kettichaff on, in Suffolk, on hit own petition. The Rev. Joan CLAIMO, L. B. formerly of Emmet] College, is licenfed to the perpetual curacy of litightwell; and alfo to the perpetual curacy of Kefgrave, in Suffolk, on dm no mination of Sir GIIRCORT SIM., Bart. The Rev. RICRA to Hoco, B. A. is Loftin/tad to the vicarage of Cotton, in Suffolk, oo the prefentation of the KING ; alto to the Re&ory of Fifhley. in Norfolk ; and to the Redtory of Gunton/ in Soffolh, on the POP/anon of Roarer Dunoas, Efq. Sir W1.1.1.1M4 LOWTNaI, But and TIIONAII MANNINO SUTTON, Efq. DIVIDENDS. Nov. S. George Brown, of Old CAveudifh-Breet, Alidd taylor, at ten, at GulldhalL Nov. 7. John , Walloce and William Hawn, of Hanarell, Mid dlefes , at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 14. Robert Collin, the younger, of (7,een.ilreet, I.ln eolres-Ingollelda, carpenter and builder, at twelve, at Guild hall, Loodoa. Nov. ;7. Joke Royce, of Sudbury. Suffolk, linen-draper. at twelve, at Gandkall, Lyndon. Nov. s. Frederick %Vinous, of Brewer-ftreet, Golden-fquare, cheefensonger, at ten, at Guildhall. BIRTHS. On Tlsuratay laR, in Bedford-row, the Lady of Thos. Bain bridge, Efq. of a fon. Same day, the Lady of Rollings Hartman, Efq. of Portman- Iquare„ of a daughter. On Monday kit, the Lady of Dr. Maequeen, of Parliament ftreet, of a daughter. Wednefday fenaigkt, at Waltitamitow, the Lady of Robert Wigram, Efq. of a fon. On Fatty laft, at her father's houfe, Tottenham, Moldiefex, of a daughter, Mrs. O'Donsighue, wife of D. M. O'Donoghue, Efq. of the atd Regiment Light Dragoons, now in Egypt. On Saturday morning, the wife of Robert Albion Cox, Erg. of a fon. Same day, Mrs. Charles Murray, of Gresllle-ftreet, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the 3oth of Ju)y, at the Mind of Tortola, in the Weft Indies, J. Townfend Pafea, Efq. to Mifs Monro, daughter of the late Major James Monro. . . . On tie sith loft at St. Paul's Church, Briftol, Mtn. Bolds of Breeknock, Efq. to Mifs B.lyly, daughter of John Bayly, Efq• of Harnbrook, Cloucefterfhire. Thuriday, at St Mary-la-bonne Church, Mr. N. Taymon, to Mrs. Warner. of St. Vincent's. On the Ilth Inßant, at Darley Dale, in Derby&ire, the Rey. dward Cove, retftor of Wrlverhampton, Berk', to Mils Mary Graves, of Hunt:hell-ball, York. On the is th Infant, at fork, Mr. William Ware merchant, of London, to Mils Wether e ll of H u tt on . near Thi;llt. On the 16th Infant, at Burnley, P. Ornaceed, Efq, of Rote Grove, to Mlfa Morris, of the fame place. On Saturday, at Tottenham, Nathaniel Harden, Efq. to Ws Hefter Mccke. DIED. On the stet inftant, in Sloanftreer , Charlotte Mary Bradby, only child of the late Qaptain James Bradby,of the Royal Nary. On Tburfday laft, at Clifton, Sir Chriltopher Sykes, of Sled more Houk, Yorkthire; At Limerick, George Twain*, Efq. formerly Captain in the 70th Regisrant of Foot. On the lath initant, at Clapham Common, after a lirgering Mr. Wm. Leatham merchant, of BA fi nghall-ftrt On the s6th ult. at Teignmouth, Mira Rayne. of Kuillugton. On the tub in ant, at Burtlngton-quay, York Mire, aged ;n, the Rev. Sampfoo Parkyna, Rettor of Coftock and Kryworth, Nottingkunfbire. Lately, at Ripple, in Woreeßerfhire, Fleetwood Parkhurft, Efq. aged 64. On the 9th Whet, aged 81, the Rev. Owen Manning, B. D. Reeved Pepperharrow, and Vicar of Godalming, Surrey. On the lath haft. of a St of the paltry, in her 78th year, Mr.. Elisabeth Prince of Abingdon, rdirt of Mr. Thomas Prince, and filter to Sir Charles Saxton, Ban. his Maj‘ity's Commif- Goner at Portfmooth. HIGH WATER AT ILONLX.M.RRIDOE TO MORROW Morning . 54 minutes after 3 Attaboos I a Aloutts ahor 4 MILOBEEIII[IMOII,CICIZBRATED e. ,ONE for cleaniiniand pre f ervtzliz o T 9w evt . h i ;! ,. 1 ? effectually caring the Sonny in the Teeth from further decoy, and rendcriutt tiscjireath pe coir Need ; the other, for the TOOTH-AGM, „ dil a, diatg cafe, without injuring the Teeth or Gite;el. Alto, Mr. 011tILHOUGM'S ANT/-AC11111.02,010/11, yo a o w e awifix;e4y rentaly for the Mart-buns, Indigent I,:tia or Wind in the Stomacb, thole difortiers that 'rife (nun fm, living, and prevent the ill effeets eff bad Wine; flat: beer, c. No thin can be a better proof of the cid enc y of the also. Medicines than .the MO repute they have been held lit a r, . h of forty runt every gutrcbalse is respelled so obg that R. Hayward. No to. 1 . 4 00 0- idl4" is Printed onl retry tamp, all Oihersarorounterielti. They arc prepared and fOl4 by A. t‘fwar )i . Cispnis (E t . odor to T. Greenough, the inOnnedt); No. to,' Ludt* •brlL sold al( by F. Newberg, No 45, St. Pal" ChottoyarJ; Bayley and Co. Cockfpor-ltrett ; T. Overton, m i. 44 Nry Bond-fttvet; Jcboult and Co. tics. tso,Qxford-ltrect ; and Clark, No. 260, Borough —Price to If& each. INFALLIBLE DiiRMAN THE PROPRIETOR of molt excellen t REMEDY is fo certain of Its i l fficacy having ess•a• hied i n a variety of Odes, agrees, if it does nor eradicate tist Corns, root and branch, to IttTUlll leeNtY. It will,on application, dike off tbe ins few Im es • and deftroy dietitian)? the Malignity without the b., Printed Dire4lons Ceded up with4t. This is the celebrated PLAJMit tint gained fe much re. putation in Germany, and has been fold to London upwards eg Fifty Yeah, with Oscgreatdt repdiatietti Sold w_ho4o,aad Retail by I'. 4.0411„ No. 1„. Fah c b„a mi , near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7. Tan! t ae h.ftrect ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's-its Swine!, No. It, Pall-Mall; Mr, Ward, )10:314. end jcboult and Co. No. rso,,Ostard-ltrcet. AA 1 1:; ul t in and Sheppard; and Donner, print ers . Oath, By and, hooltfeller. pad Ragmen, perfa mar . FAEnhwyffs, by Butte, South Bridge. Portfeisisid Ciofport, Mr. Harding's. • _ _ lAverpook by. iiri3ore, printer, and A/11%Jc= ,bookfenT Puri/mouth, Mr. Motley, bookieller. . . WHEN Itotefftriden of edticat ion and re. fpordbility deviate (rant the grlICIIi• fyilem by tI,L L ief:lion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long contußfol fuceefs is the heft criterion ,of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my pradiecto the esdadve treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the foccefsful nick my plan give* me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able thermal:sof that complaints which aftrtimmolt import. ant in the catalogue of.huutan infirmities. After In•itimim ,into every branch as an Army lftrgeon, I formed a wa at' an early period of PriefNce to recite it hrilit 'als From thlliptorimee of uneducated Men, or the eqtally dos. emus precipitancy of general Praditiouerft Ti ic THREE DISOffDF.RS, to the cure of which have de. vetted my intention, cOmprixe every fpecies of VENEREAL. OfFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—adly All tiro; Schoolboys , or er DE tPe l lft i d T u Y lgeo w c h e ct or lan e: e rmul awd y ka tics; l4s d: e . rangement of the (Titan fn Women Alb M called BARREN... NESS or STERILITY. Numerous &teaks tale the refult of ignorance or haire la do treatment of a funple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifonzd by the indeeretion of as unguarded hour. By a fupetior method fuel& complaints we eafily cured, and even where others have faihxiiifivit that I may pr fume to °Sera radical roettablifinftent.. Few.however are the mid of complicated dards its this &f or ties. compar ed with the ealsmitous tituations of Men, who from indulgeoceinaSOLY VICE, or the premdent Gaie ties of a falbionable Life, acquire that Sate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequeuce of fuck Pernicious halsks. Where the unhappy fleeter broods over his mifery, but arr, fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fume confulation for him to know, that although it be an aped of doubt or timer. minty with other Praditioners, the removal of there DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrofs of Renovation is the acquire I matt of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, Much anxiety will Se prevented by an early counteraCtioa of this languid !tate, and in tiro cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years eglged. a proper Poi. feverance is indifeadibly requifite to revive the . flumbrino fparko of Life, and to re-animate the Conflitutlon. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been lirappitmol in their expeditions of a Family, may be affured, that at and inAaftem fic e fi ne defeets are curable by Mulical The SF. RECY which Is Co dietitian° my undertaking, and the Q_uali efts Mick I have prefbnifti to Rate, form dm Bess oi my Preteafilmq wild in cauxidenee withiftelt &islet& matlon is given, that Isle may be confultedperocay ((or by letters inclofing a 0134, not.) m his bout., NO. 12, Arun del-arm, Strand, near temple-Ear. There is an additional entrance is Watordireet adlitinimo and the name is on both the doom. AiTTCNI;;;b;;;;I tl;ll7vit ca m p a &mo. VR4UEAL IRLINDUESe. To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Sum No. 9, New Bridigetrew, DEAR SIR, IT is with the moll heartfelt fatisfaeion that I acl. drefs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable PATINT PILLIIIII the fpring of this year I had the misfortune to conned a Venereal Complaint. attended with the molt alarming and dangerous fymptorns; afmuch,that I have been confined to my room for a whole week together, and not able to Rir out of It; I had no reSt night nor day, and (offered the molt excruciating pain and terment, and what was Rill worfe, any Eyes grew weak . and dint, fo that I could fearer difcern any object, if ever to clogs to me, and ex petted nothing ids than the total idiot my light.--From a Rout s healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere awdow, and an objet of pity and compalfici-.-My friends had all gives me over, and thought my recovery Impoifible. In this dreadful R i ne, and expeding every minute to be my lea in this world. I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried ail medical aid to no purpofe, and been at an enormous expence, it was Come tinsabdore I coati be prevailed on to take them; at hit I fern for fix boxes, and bdore I bad taken them all, I found confident* benefit; my pains gradually decreared,and my eye-fight grew better, sad te the great furpriee and aftonllbment of all my Mends, (after tit ng three boxes more), any health and (trengthwes pettedly te. Bored, and I am now, (t6nits to my Goo dad your invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your obliged Manbk (errant, R. L. LEIGH. High-ftrect, Birmingham, November I, 1 799. You are at full libertytopabliiii this in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of teddy at large, and which I Rana have lent you beeper, but was fearful of a rtlapfe. The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all pertain that ate in any doubt of their being entirely free of every %re nerealAffedirm, particularly to thole about altering their con dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of hoWever long Rending, of however dirguifed ands the appearance of other diforders it may be ; for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints. it Is aro rocosnmaidol to be taken, efpodally In the Spring, Sommer, and Fait Prepared and fold by the Cole Proprietor, THOMAS TAT. LOR, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, as his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge-Art-et ; where he will give Ad vice, Without a Fee, to performs raking there Pills, and will as fwer patients Letters, if poll paid, on the lame terms. 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