Star. — London, England, 1801-09-25 00:00:00

r r TO THE EDITOR OF TIM STAR. Sts—lf the cafe which I have fimplified in my Tail (Vide STAR of the Bth intl.) is founded in mult i it is fur.leiently clear that increafed population can have no a ilifttience upon prices ; that prices can only he affeaed by one of three primary cattle., namely— ' ff. When the quantity of exchangeable articles remain.. liatiunary, and that of the medium of ex change incrcatis or dimini(hcs. The exchangeable value of all articles being invariably governed by their relative quantity, the lucre-are of quantity ne tetwily occations a depreciation of relative value, or what is vulgarly called, dearreft, but which . fa tally is never conceived by the multitude to origl• nate from this castle ; and the diminution of quan tity tweefirarily produces the contrary Welt. idly.'W hen the quantity of reweNdm utexclisaTe remains flationary, and that of exchangeable smi rks increafes or dintinillses. Thefe oppufite tanks produce the effeus of the firft etre, and' to them dearnefs and eheapnefs are uniformly imputed hence the policy of giving bounties on exportation and importation, ascheapnefs or dearnefs may di mkt, and the vain attempt , where money caa be Coined at pliesthare, of keeping down prices by in oreafed cultivation and manufa‘lure. And, idly. When the increafc or diminution of the site dues not bear a jolt proportion to the inereafe or diminution of the other. The queftinn then is, which of thole cadet go verns our cafe, and by increafed eapences, or di miniftred comforts," altered the relative condition of all claffes within the laft feventeen years, on a ratio more progreffive than the two.lalt centnries have produced. It is immaterial to know which gto , xrns if we can but afccrtain that which governs not. ihere there are but s two primary caufes to produce the effect, the negative falling upon the One, neceffanly puts the affirmative upon the other. Dr. Clarke's eftimate of our increafed cultivation, 4g during the prefent reign," lives, in my opinion, a decided anfwer to this Taettion ; and, with re fine to the prefent and the paft, lays it fol. ever at reft. Admitting, for argument's fake, the in fluence of population, 2,804,000 acres, allowing, as before obferved, an acre to yield no more than a maintenance for 6ne individual, gives provifion for an increafed population to the face amount, but at three-quarters of wheat his allowance to the here, it provides for no lefs than 8,412,000 indi viduals, that is, on the principle-on which I reafon, the increafed cultivation yields 412,000 quarters more than his own average growth of wheat, or confumption of the whole kingdom for the laft eigJit years amounts to ! !I We muff not, however, be too hard upon the Doti or, be labours under a malady-4e iNftßion of Mr. Borer Tooilz original 4artraer. But if own account of the average growth - of wheat, his efti. mate of the cultivated land, which is unqueftion ably taken from the Statiftical Reports of the' Kingdom, and the experience of every farmer, left a doubt as to the fallhood of his emaciation, and the abfurdity of the fuppofed infufficiency of any thing for the national confumption, or that fcarcity had any influence in driving the neceffa. ries of life out of the reach of the lower clalfes-- his leading (far ' My. Pitt, removes it. On the 27th of laft November, when Mr. Tien trey moved for an enquiry into the Rate of the na tion, he aliened on the evidence of the cuftom. houfe books, that fince the commencement of the prefent negatively felecifsful war, " our commerce bas increafed in more than the proportion of one third, and the medium of exchange not near in the proportion of one-third." According to this con fellion, high prices mull be an circa without a cAufe; for neither fcarcity of exchangeable articles, nor creels of the medium of exchange prodtited them, and increafed population, or demand, can -not create them ill _ It would not illuarate my argument to enquire into the motives of thole who thus, in the fame breath, prove an orerplus, and impute dearnefs to fearcity ; had they not calculated on public folly end credulity, they would not have done fo; !Duc ats there is no fueh a thing allowed to trill in the material world as an effed without a conic, and as every article of the fill} demand has advanced above cent. per cent. finee the commencement of the war, nay, two hundred per cent. farce the be- Ci t tg of Mr. ritt's reign, the fall, and theist...- lie fatt too, is, that the medium of exchange has increafed in the ratio in which prices have ad vanced, thatis, in the proportion of thtet to one over and above the relative pi oportion to the increafe Which has fince taken place in our agricultural and commercial predudions. And how Came this in ereafe into circulation ? The limits of a newfpaper will not admit of a detailed anfwer ; I Mall, there fore, briefly hate, that it came into circulation, in the firft inflance, by means of the facility with which paper currency can be createdt and, fecond iy, by the Minifter's intrigues with the *rather Bank in Thread necdie-Itrect, and his foncring care of her illicit progeny, 7 ova and Coynhy Eenli ; the num ber of which, according to the halt return, under the income a,Ft, amounts in about 463. With fuch number of mnii ih iivj machines, converting into money the rags whit% the x•./r, dennuir, anti nom hare made-, it co , • iftx to be a matter of fiirptifa, sfPccially as ettr•}' diukr is kit open to fraud, by the protcCtior. granted to the Bank againfl the jut? demands of it; crechtor , , that the iiiLreafe or eh oulAtion fliould exceed (Eat of tie we „i t h w hi c h i t Jrcorciatts. You cannot mil - conceive, Sir, tile won- Jytfnl ear; with which rags make paper, and pa p.:l-, by /3,p1,/:', 4 / ch...troefs, and monopoly, rags; -• is as clear at: II::: 6rvitrorai . fird; i .•• ( 1 the reprff Wing and r.747l;ntrd b<.:rGwers and lcm!ers of thi.s parte and tqfprirg cf pr serty; nor can yon tic tmarc tithe ratio . n -Aid) thnfe facir,ies reduce a ll Ishii c;.7inut parr..ke of than, to roifery Irretc7iednell.; !.o-r an ry6:l err.,p.r:iGull'ic . .'! , I br tr . ,l - off: f tee merinet oftx .anfr aid Mai of txt.-tcrailt fr,?afiion. h w ou ld sltifwer no uf,fill pill poft: to calculate the ratio of thistitifproporeion, since )cuter reared to be the too& of exchangi...zlaiauta y but to thole who, by bounties Ms impbrtation,- tWertritrint• on the grtAvtl of potatoes, improvements in machinery, and tht breed of cattle, watte their time and underltanding in applying remedies which can only give perma vent relief when real karcity is the evil to be re. moved. It may be of importance to know its amount fi nce the i ntroduCtion of paper currepc; —to Ihew this will be the ffibjeft of my next. cowsiiim 'Sufi. OLL RATLEr. Yefterday five prifoners were tried, three of wham were conviited of a znifdemeanour, viz. jabis Smith for uttering, as true, a certain piece of tafetoin in the shape of a fhilling, and purport ing to be a Milling ; and alto for having fcveral pieces of the fame kind, as well as other bafe coin, in his polteffion. Mr. Hoby fisted, that laft rummer he percher ed a pottle of ileawbetries from the dekndant, who appeared to be a dealer in that kind of fruit ; the pnee he had agreed to pay was 6d. which he save him in silver. As loon as the defendant received it he turned ronnd, put it in his mouth, and gave a fix-pence back to the .priecutor, obferving it was *bad one, and demanded another initead of it. the profecutetr, not having another Rzpence, gave 'him a !hang. • with which the defendant played the fame trick, aad gave back a Chilling, laying it was bad. The profteutor then basing tome fufpicion, took out another fhilling, which he marked, and gave it to the defendant ; inftead of this a had one was returned, in the fame man ner as had been done vrith the other Milling and the fixpence. He then had the defendant taken intb eußody, and whilft the Conftables were tak ing him to the Mention Houfe, he dropped fereral pieces of bad Money...aGaity. Waste Newsy Mar, Eeldearil and Bela, were indiaed for rece)ving a quantity of leather, the property of Richard Crawley. The defendant James Higgs was a farrier in Thames-fireet, Henry Higgs was his brother, and Edward Higgs was the m of James, and a ftu dent of the Veterinary College. The prifonera were perfons living in apparent ref tasty, and dbonfiderable property. The care againft them, as made out in evidence, was as follows Robert Groombi, J. friumphries, and J. James, depofed, that they were fervants to Mr. Crawley, merrier. tit Camomile-area, Billtopfgate-fireet.-.- The (ai d, that on Saturday the tot& of January the Map was (hut up, Mr. Cntwky , not living in the houfe; and 6n Monday morning following when they reamed to the houfe, they difcovered it to have been robbed. They lit it about eight or nine on Saturday evening. but the robbery was not difcovered until the Monday morning, after their mailer came to the fhop. When lie went in to the counting-hotife, they difcovered that the leather:was gone. J. Humphries, in particular, de pored, that he had brought down the leather from the warehoufe into the counting-houfe on the Sa turday, but when his mailer came to the count. ing-houfe on the Monday morning, they found it gone • Mr. Crawley, the proprietor of the goods, being a quaker, did not appear to give his evidence, and on the tellimony of there 'tumefies retied the only proof of the goods having been flolen. With refpeß therefore to the evidence againfl the prifoners, Thomas Griffiths, a Police officer ' depofed, that from informations received at their once, he was direaed to fear& the houfe of the prifoner, James Higgs. He accordingly went on the iii) of January. early in the mornin, about eight, or J half pall. He few Brice and J. Higgs together at the door : he told Higgs his bufinefs. that he earn. to (earth foe finlenleather. Higgs denied that he had any, and they proceeded to fearch the houfe they found none. The witnefs then told him, that they had fufficient proof the leather in queLiion had been in thejunde the day before. and enquired what had become of it ? The pri fetter James Higgs replied, that tome had been brought to be weighed the day before, but that being unwilling to keep it in his houfe he had di retied it to be put in his liable t and then direaed the witm:fs where he might find it. He accord irmly fearched the (table, and found it hid under fome firaw. Jobe Noland, another Police officer, who aceom. panied the LA witneth gave in Cubit:ince the fame account. Itedmans and Barnett, two workmen of James Higgs, faid, that the day previous to that in which .fearch was made by the Police officers, a man of the name of Barnett, came to their fhop, and went up (lairs into the loft and got the fcales ; after which he brought, at three feveral times, three lacks, which were weighed. The wcisht of them was about 3 cwt. hut they di,l not smote what they contained, when they were weighed. Ed ward Higgs gave them a Milling to drink, which they undeillood was left them by Barnett. The next morning, the 2al of January, Henry and James Higgs brought the leather in rpleflion upon their backs into the fhop ; one parcel was a Pack, and the other in a green baize. 1 hey then carried them into the liable, and one of them covered it up with flriw. Soon afterwards the officers came and ddcovered the leather, which they carried away to the Police Office, WhitcehArel. The witnefles both denied that they fisw Brice at the time the of eer% came. The nest whnefs that was produced was J. Mafon, flo‘emaker. He (hued that Brice, and a man of the name of Beano, came to his fhop and offered him a parcel of leather for Pale. He ex arrineLt it, and would have nothing to do with it. He told Benfon that he believed it to be Rolen lea ther, old advifed him to return the (ample to Bike, and to have nothing more to do with it. lie added, that he had tranfporttd one of his ewn men the nit 4 lit before, and that he fhould &terve boo t :int ;flu: dsalt info fulpicious a trimf aft', .n list-fon was then called, faid he was a bricklayer. He knew Brice, who told him he had a riatantity of leather *to fell, but as he had been fulpteled of tome Itnpropa tranfaCtions that way R before, (it aloe at that %lee hrld'heen before in cultody on a funibir chat e) he thought it Was not very Jactranugsons tot lum to appear' its prin cipal in the butiueti. The wicket& thanfore ap plied to Mefon to pure/safe the leather, and be gays the fame account of what peed between them as was fitted by the heft *had's, In the evening of the fame. day Brice. jiimpo&d that he fhould go to one.Reas to offachnit the. Cale of the leather ; he accordingly west the next morning, but nothin g . cameo f - the grornfitiOri. .He Cud alto, that Brice had told him thathe saga id.itgant for Higgs, who had lent army the.teasher as a pawnbroker, a trade which Higgs formerly purfued. To corroborate this ftatement, be !hewed the witnefs a letter, bttt it wa,s not proved .to be the hand writing of Higgs. The ferw.un of Mr. Crawley was then again called, and prdvcd that the leather found by Griffiths, in the liable of Higgs, was his mafterfs ProPertY• Mr. ALIA, far the defendants, made atery ani matal defence : in which he contended, that the felony Was not fulficieusly proved, from the want of the teßianoay of Hr.. Craw*, the proprietor of the goods. The COI4IIOII StIIjEMIT having rerouted up the evidence to the Pry, with ap propriate comment, after. very Brom deliberation, they returned a vet diil of play, againit Henry and James •Higgs, the two brothers, but acquitted the fon Edward Higgs and Brice. . • The fame day the RECORDIM prodanneed on the following Convias, for the following offences, Sentence .f Death. Thomas Matey alias Peter rlizorater, fur a burglary. William Cooper, foe Reeling goods abaft tie value of 40*. la a dwellingiicoole. . toiofeph D;ele for a bugler/. feph Heff for Reeling a lamb. ch. PMMS for Reeling goods of the value of operands doe. in a ihretilng-hoof:. Join Palter am Jena, for the fame offence. ?elapses Kerner, alias John Brant, fur the fame offeace. Robert Pares, alas. etsoold, for being at law contrary to his fentenee. - - ICIcII r t Akorti for hoefe-iteafing. reim Howland and Plied Freke for a hatglary. William Gottfried, for Reading goods of upwaids of ecs value, in a dwelling-119de, Is the day time, no perfon being therein ; and John I'd's, for Resting threetambs,andeetwit'led left Maas. 'The following fof Seven Years tranfpartation: Charles Deberdietet fer felonionfly marrying, an the osth of April lA, rUz. Proroit, his former wife being Being. James Auftin, for robbing the wailt-houfe of T. Wigington, in Rofe-ftrect. St. Luke's, upon the 28th akar WI, of bed • ticking,vind other bed•farniture. Ridded Leonard, for Mang a aseaseranduas beak the property of James Angler. Jofeph Hcilford fee Reeling frets the perfon of Richard Haz dial a sl. note, eleven I 4 natal, and a leather pocket-book. James Simplon for privately Reading a diamond bracelet.; and fame other articles, the property of Mr. Coodwin, In his %op. Henry Phelps, for itraling from Edmond Brown while he was ieL&Beep, In his {edgings, a hirer watch and a ilik handler- Thomas Brute, a Mack, for ithding a rilk handkerbillef,and Os (Wimp In Atter, the property of Stephen Doyle. Saone! Richardion for fclonioufly fteallng and embeeciing a SOL Bank Note, in the eourfe of his employment as !errant, to John Burrows,the property of the laid John Borrows William Cranfield. for healing ralb. weight of tea, the pro perty of Rowland Heine. William Hunt, for Reshot a piece of beef, the property of Thomas Pug. John Hugbea, for Calla; Ob. weight of beef, the property of John Slivrficr, Samuel Crops and John Edwards, for (teeing a roil of ker. fryrnere, containing two yards, the property of George William Goodwin, man's meroet in lisdforsh-Cours,"Covent-Oorden. John. Harmony, for ;tailing, on the 6th of Aura, twelve pieces of tarteifiAbtla, value al tea. the property of Mare. Macdonald. Thomas Dumas, for Keating a metal watch with a gold fell, the propellor Henry Kalmar's Hindr, Martha Harbour, for Real% a meal watch the property off Edward King. Thomas &new, for Ilealing two choice cuthionc, the pro perty of Thome (Nemo. Modred Rok, for angling an apron, the property of Jantai Blackwell. Thomas Greenaway, for ftealing a fuck of oats, the property of James Affix. Ann Bateman, for &ding fitadry snicks, the rroperty of D:nah Brian, in the bereft. of Mr. Wikiron, in Grolvonor-place. Ann Gill, for hailing eight Lewis, the property of John George. John Harris, for fteArtg a pair of ewers mid s watch, the property of Hurrah Laeu, a widow, tato whore lode he had entered by • back window. . . John Piice fee butgiarioaly breaking and entering the dwel ling-hos& el Jolt's White, and Ruling therein a variety of ar ticles, Ms property. Henry Latarus her Reeling, en the loth of Angell, fair handiterebiefl, and case napkin, value vsv privately in the Imp of louses Coate and James Brawn, their property. Matthew Veil, for burglarlaufly breaking and entering the dwelling-boofe of William Belton, and frlnnionfiy Reeling therein a variety of articles, chitfly of women's wearing ap pad, the property of Robert Clerk. . . Neph J . oachim, James jams, Jahn Baddt, Jo Ealy, Ed wanl Masiday, aad Sarah &alders. Thirty-three were ordered to be imprifbned in Newgate t nine in the Houle of Corredion at Clerkenwell; fevcn to be publicly, .ind eight to be priv/tely whipped. The SelEons were then adjourned until Wednef day. the 28th of Otiober. Yonts ma, and Hear, 14p, who were conri&ed of a mlfclemeanor, were ordered to be imprifonect in Newgate for the (pace of fix months, and each to pay a tine—James tool. and Henry Sol. Two of the prifoners ho were ordered to be pub licly whipped, are to receive their ponilhment as follows, viz. Robert Myers too yards on Cos,'s () s py, and William Bl.tagrove, too yards in Mil ford lane. BIRTHS. On Wednefday, the Lady of George Booth Tyndale, EN. of oitis, of a fon and thtuhter. At Ayr, on the t6th !attain, thu Right linn.L.uly Charlotte Campbell, of a fon. MAPJUEI. On Saturday, at Stockton von Tres, the Rev. Chu. &achy Ithant, itcacr el' PoHawk. itiorthatuptontkirc, to Mrs. Brad. ford, of Stockton. On the i Ms Inftant, at Staerley, aged 31, of the gout In his Romaeh, John Sutton, Efq, eft ft fon of bar Richard button, Ban of Norwood Park, Nottlogbameaire. DIED. On Monday, a Chekenhans, the Earl sitHowth. in the lad Tear of his age.. He is futeeeded in his titles awl eltat4.s hf his elsieft lani..,,rd St. Lawrence. On the F.th inft. Mr. Robert Marthan, furgeon In Peebles. I.,erty, at Jamaica, of the yellow fever, Dr. Jaeph Sealy, Earns, rly Henley-upon-Theises. On the 164 Infant, at Holl, aged five year; and a half, Mifs Anne Ur's Reed, d.wiltur of Colonel iced, of the NorthOlP bertan<l At ',Ninon Wed% tte 3d tot. W. Job Irk tAinnu. eictoit .144thr,. AU* LUABLF E RTES, 'HAND NF AN THE TO'. OF SHREWSBURY,4TOIdE SOLD BY AUCTt(ii, laity IN Odladret steact caulitldnat of • A Lt. that molt datable MANSION. tailed the.ABBY• with the (ardent. itatADufrs. rim-porks and Plea= Grounds thereinno bdoi~efightfaily bout a i in the viraniq of the Laid TlOlNlglatry : All that Menage and 'Prater Corn Mill, raid th e Aar MILL t„A very valuable Fa rm , called MUNILMOOK ; Sevet:tl Pica or Parcels of excellent Meadow sod Psitate e Land, in and near the Abby-Kart/arc and COI/Alain Sundry Mawr* etatintli andl Lamb. to hitrivaace are et. AtaMo's Friars : Alto, Two feveral Firms, ihvate in N a nd iw bmwan In the Posilha at Sespistan and Chttriti k "; Colony ad Salop.: Particulate of the &vent !Rates are udw preparing, and wi beady to be drtlietred on Wainelial the Ord day st . Sq. , t e tt t x t paint, at Richard Orilla,. Xah'sb Chapel Stain, Linc-in's Din, London; t :he lion end Talbot Into, inti A the 6 /&_ *s o . o, Lloyd. arstAttisini, Airtorzia,, Shtessaw r ria 'AWN avisb REMUKATISM. Sgivi ab ilead-sch, Numbnefa, harm Hatteknelea, and Pens of the Steilhach, wilt find an elfedtuat ream* h 2 WMIT/7.ltAh tEasizscs af Mowrseass. ' Which has frequently fuaccetted in cafes that bad bullied crest ether metbad, and under circutetlltawes that Free:tided retry etpedtatlon of relief from the means Murk preicribed. k in. prepared Is Pills, and atfo in Al ilutil date. The Pills are an excellentfitoonaelik, particularly fervierahi s In Flatulencis and let on; aaa brdselr *henry mole et ap a ratasn; (infenGthe perfpiration) them madsaily undersanst the molt obftinate Rheumatic and other ermlptaints, and at tht fame time irrigaram dm debilitated GIL The Huid El once i s a musks* naive mobrocatins, neteffarily d a l with the Pills; and as it generally excites a Ailing fadatioa„ even la dse eisereft fatal mulales, k removes the tank ef pain, by bringing on a proper eirentadania the part: lly t'a is mains, the fevered Sprains and Bridles, old Strains and Re buttons, are frequently cured by a few uppikatiwas. In no, Vow Head-sails, it affords inftaotancous relief; and by the fuueftion of feveral Ladles of ciiitkilon, Mt lout:state pee. pmes it, forties menatsisdation of the Anent, equally grate. NI as the Honey or Lavender Waters • la this 'fate it an coy be had at his honk, No. is, Greciodireet, Sohn, London, is anger Cued bottles, at Its. 6d. each.--. The genuine is did guithed from conntarfeks by the Kluesititent, and the fear... tare of R•101111STOSe at the labia of each bon or bark. tt may be ha d at ss. 9d. each, of every reputable Madinat Ven der i n it e three kingdoms, Welt Indies, and Ameba. To prevent eountetfrit impsfltien, the ditianguddng stria of the genviste are wallow to be attended me MEDICINE ACT. At die only Wareboofe for Dr. Jansees Powder, No. 4s, Sta Pours Church-yari,a few doors from &newsier of Cbeeplideg following MEDICINES are fold, at the -a, prices annexed, incluitre of the Btunp Duties intrefed this Aft; but no additional dune has boat made upon Dr. Palm's Powder; which is continued at the orknnal price ilir is. 6d. per packet. It may alto be had at tl.4s. per dozen; ar he quantity of a dozen packets in one bottle, for 11. as. 6d. dote Deluded, fo that the Public are no Afferent. But in order to atilt= the operation, and to lam the bur. theme this Ate, which would in a great mcsfure have proved a tax upon benevolence, all the other Medicines are fold to any pedals preheats half a dozen or more, free (menthe expends of the Stamps. s. . Dr. Jattes's Powder a 6 Dr. ftteetes Opodeldoc a 6 ' Pills 6 Convulfion Oil 6 - Cattle or a 6 'Paregoric Le- Dr. Hooper's Pills a i senses - - asi Dr. Auftin's Chalyhatc Camomile Dross a Pills 4 o Mom of Coltsloot j • Berry's Hiliont Nib o Menace, Peppermint a at Dairy's Carminative 1 9 Orm/kirk Medicines $ • 'naffs /Etherial Spirit 3 th, Otafs's Mago.la j Greenough's Tindtares azi 11108'86(ot) Pills a • Tolu Losenges aat Grant's Drops iti Mr. Spences Deotrillre 4 0 Norton's Drops $ • Freakc's TinClure efts& 3 6 Spilibury's Drops s Holism's ditto t 6 9yoecliman's Pills it • Englffh, Wee a 9 Dr. Sobader's Tim s 6, Cephalic Snuff o 9 Janet's Rheumatic 'Maitre, 35.61. AIR+ the Genuine Arqueheade lately imported, mid mai of the other Proprietary Medicines ie'repute. Orders for calm% mien ate (applied without Stamps *shame this Ad. N.B. As many pmfons, particularly fervent, sad nocesigers. miftake the houfc, F. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, is ander the neceftity of pointing out, that it is at the Eaft Egli of fit. Nara, nesteft to Climpliele, and that it he.. gram Also fttte c.ed front, with theft words inferibed Tat ONLY WMIEIIOI7IIIOI Da• Pier TPowom• r- - WHEN Protiffs:4W Men of education and TTr fponGbdity deviate from the general fyßem by the ft , loilion of a pecutur Branch, the fan3iou of ions COOdinte. tuner& Ia the belt criterion of fuperiorlty. Eight ram have I devoted my prathbarto the etch' Ave tint anent of THREE tii.9oll.l)ElltS, and the hiccedril rrfnit my plan gives me additional ardf , ur to nppote as far as I an able the ravages of thole complaints nisch arc the molt impair snt in the catalogue of human infirmities. .-. . . After leitiatit; into every brooch as an Aunty , I formed a with at art early period of Practice to tercet bi.lividir alt from the Ignorance of =educated Men, or the aqua// diow guoua precipitancy of genital Praditionera The THREE DISORDERS, to the coreof whirl I have do. voted Duty attentioll, ounsprize every fposies of VVIEREAL INDECIION, whether of a recent or lowg tharstiod.—ddly. All hinds of DEBILITY, whether aellog from the =bite se Schoolboys, or the kaolin= of ram= are, and 'Wily that As. =vermin of the fyftem in Wawa= which hi earned BAUM& NESS or srsitiuf Y. Numerous direares are the Milt of lenottime aw bale to din treatment of a biopic Gonorrhea, and It not itrarrequently hap- pens that the feeds of Life are patfoned by the todircretion of an unguarded hour. By a roperior method loch complaints arm curdy cured, and even where others Lava talled„ I mid that may pnisme to offer a radical rauftabibbraent. ieW,however, are the cafes of complicated &dais in ebb difiwfter asepared with the sobasitans fitsarinns of Mess, who from indulgence ins SOLITAKY VICE. Or the Prevalent Gat " des of a I'ol/enable Life, acquire AN Rate of Debility which is the nnavoklahle confequence of fisch panic/owl hat4A. Where the unhappy ruffe, ? broods cow his nervy, Met cam. fully conceals hi, misfortune, it mat be false tonfulatien fa* him to know, that although it be an °bled of ilesibt er er allay with other Vrafititkanni, the removal of thefc llk. fl- CIENCIES by the gradual pregrefaaltasinwion th. ne...F.:irc matt of my caperknce. 'lithe rites of Bacohus or Vento ham begun to reduce man:) , rigour, much ansiety will be prewmted -by an early enunteratakni of this languid Rau, sod to .their cafes no great difficulties will occur. But vericre this Deficient:vl;a; fGx raises ifted. avreper Per fete ranee retiulfasto revive the Llturbms Iparlo of Lite, sud to fc-animate the Cooluution. Ivi.lkklED WOMEN. wbn have 'serf bem difaproinied in their espeaations of a Family, may he &Missal. thatio matt ioiaacea Meh defects :re curable by Medi-ea Skil The SECRECY which is Co arr.:add wimp onivreging.oh 4 the QtalifiCalooll which 1 haw..prefunied to nate, form the Bait of my Num:Lions, and In coincidsmce war!, fuels this inti mation is given, that Mr he candiiiredpetawailf (or by letters it doling a Maall note) MAW laitsic,l4w air AV" — da-fireet, btrand, near. Tatmieslar. There is an additional CUOMO in Watew4iheet and the name is on both the doors. Member of the Verna Craft:" 141 w e II HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. 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