Star. — London, England, 1805-09-13 00:00:00

SI ORM. The violent thunder form, on Friday morning, Jailed about two hams, and extended very generally and widely. It is defcribed as awfully tremendous at almolt every place : in the metropolis, and in the whisk of Ealt Kent, it appears to have raged with equal fury, nearly at the fame time ; from this cit.- cumtlance, and from the length of the intervals be tween the leveral flares and the explofions, it would kern that, excepting one or two idtances where the lightning was attraded towards the earth, the great ma's of the eledric matter was colleded very high in the atrnolpher e. Except in the deftrudion of a barn, at Mr. Dilnot's, at Patrixborn, we do not learn that its effzels have been ferioufly injurious in other parts. Near Hythe the lightning affirmed the appearance of r. ball of tire, and difperfed itfclf in the garden of a (mall cottage, w ithout doing any damage. At Pa ttiaborn, about fix o'clock, it (truck the end of the barn before-mentioned, on the point of the roof, paffed along the top, to which it let fire, and at the fame time penetrated through the thatch to the floor beneath, which, being fpread with lode ftraw, was immediately alio in a blaze, fo that the whole was in flame , , both within and without, at the fame moment. One fide of the barn was filled with wheat, and a wag gon alfo full of wheat had been drawn into the barn, which Mr. Diloot's fervants were in the at of unload. ing, and who fate the flath of lightning, and the fir ing of the barn, to have fucceeded each other fo ra pidly, as to have been almoft intlantaneous : happily neither of them were hurt. Immediately adjoining to this barn was another, returned from it at a right angle, and as no hope exitied of being able to pre ferve the one on fire, it was judged molt advifeable to leave that to its fate, and to cut off the communi cation with the other ; this was judicioufly and for. tunately effefted, by polling down a part, and by the rain, which poured down in torrents, and in a cer. tain degree checked the flames, and furnifhed a powerful fupply fin the engines. From thefe circum flances, the farther progrefs of the fire was (topped, and it was at length fo far extinguilbed, as to give no farther cattle for apprehenfion ; after having, in the courfe of two hours, confumed the barn, with the waggon, and neatly all the wheat ; alfo part of a corn rick, which flood clofe to the end of the barn. An attempt was made to draw out the waggon, but unluckily without fuceefs. The quantity of wheat defrayed is not accurately afcertained, but it is fup• poled to be from fifty to fifty quarters. The total of the lois (independently of the barn, which was not infured), is not fo great as at first conceived ;—it amounts to about 3001. but it is infured for not more than half that fum. The prompt afillance of the neighbourhood, and the alacrity and difpatch with which the engines were conveyed from Canterbury, attended by many of the inhabitants, of every clafs, were materially in. ltrumental in fuppreffing the flames ; and to their judgment and exertions, in a great meafure, it is to be attributed, that no greater lots has been !Whined. Much miiaief was done in about Kenfington, by the thunder form on Friday morning. At Mr. Morgan's, at Kenfington-gore, attack of chimnies and feveral tiles were thrown acrofs the road into Hyde- Park ; a particle of the eledric fire defcended the chimney, and tore up feveral (tones in the kitchen ; two female fervants were thrown from their feats ; the flafh that preceded it flattered feveral windows in the kitchen ; and the houfe of the Hon. Mr. Lee, a neighbour, alfe fuftained confiderable damage, and feveral of the fervants were (truck fenfelefs for fome moments; the footman, who flept in the attic Rory, felt the (hock in great, that he remained fome minutes fpeechlefs, hut fortunately no lives were loft. A letter from Whitehaven, dated September toth, flys, " We had a molt tremendous form of thun der and lightning, on Friday afternoon. The rain fell in torrents ; but it was of thort duration, and, we believe, no material damage has been fuftained by it." Letters from Plymouth of the Toth infant, fay 4, The form of wind, lightning, and hail, of Friday and Saturday, WAS dreadful while it fatted ; feveral men of war drove from their anchors, but brought up by letting others go. The DILICFNTIA, t 8 guns, was firing guns of diftrefs all night, and making fig n-da for the belt bower cable and anchor, which was put on board a yard lighter, but when the came abrealt of the DILInENTIA, a dreadful fquall came on and fplit all her fins to ribbons, that had the not rust before it, and got into Mill Bay, the mull have been wrecked in Firefone Bay, and all hands, per haps, perilhcd. A boat of tke Novae. of IS guns, rowed along-fide the LADY WARR v,r, of 32, on duty, when a tremendous tea broke the boat a-drift, waffl ed the oars overboard, and the three boatkeepers had nothing to trial to but their rudder and thwarts, with which they providentially got, amidft a dread ful tea, into the Pier Head. Many boats humanely put off to their atliftance. The Paola:: yawl was upfet by the fail gibbing, and the Captain's Steward and one man were drowned. The reft floated till picked up by one of the men of war's boats." On Tuefday another accident, at Brighton with a saitkey, in which were a lady and gentleman, in Northltreet, occurred about an hour previoutly to the accident of Mifs MI c.c.s, by the horfe being terri fied at a dog which Failed him, with a tin kettle to his tail. This boric gallopped off with much fury alfe, but was prefently Sopped ; but not until he had (truck a female down, who was endeavouring to cro:s the road to get out of his way. Fortunately, how ever, the received but little injury. A third accident occurred to a lady on horfeback, at the bottom of Church-flreet, near Marlborough.: honfe, Brighton. Her bode becoming reftive, the lady was prefently thrown born the laddie : but her d.t:•c;er being luckily perceived by a Mr. D'ALateas, on the Duke of Marlborough's eltablilhment, who happened to be walking near the fpot, he fuddenly rufhed tot ward, and, in her defccnt, received her in his arms, and, from every injury but what alarm might occation, happily preferved her. At the Atlizes at Haverfordwelt, Jams. DAVIES, charged with the murder of her billiard child, was acquitted of the murder, but found guilty of the con cealment of its birth, and was fentenced to two years imprifonment. On Wednefday slight, the counting honfe of Mal l'Ay Log and Co. brewers, Southampton, was entered, and i 521. 7s. GI Soleil therefrom. P3LICF. Pearrets.--In the cafe of the King, on the infor• mation of John 11211, v. James Whiting, relative to the recovery of a pcnllty of zcl. for printing the title-page of a book, wilrout announcing the printer's name (a report of which appeared in our paper of Tuefday lad), we are forry we were not correa with refpe& to the reafon of the Defendant's acquittal, and the opinion delivered by the Magi(hates. The cafe was thus, Mr. ALLEY. as Crunfel for the infor mant, after the examination of his witnefs, feeing that he could not fubflantiate the charges, obferved, that, under the prefent ciicumllances, he would not prefs the cafe againft the Defendant, as it did not charge him with any moral crime. He therefore would withdraw the complaint. In confequence of this, the Magittrates raid, they were glad they were not called upon to give their opinion on the prefent occafion ; and that, in entail:pence of the honour able condo& of the Counfel for the informant, the Defendant mutt be acquitted. We therefore take the earlieft opportunity to cor rea our mis-flatement, left any printer fhould he led into a fnare, conceiving that Inch printing, without his name annexed, did not come within the meaning of the Aft. Of this, however, we can affure them, that we have feen feveral of the mon refpeflable law opinions, all of which diftinely Sete the liability of printers, under the aft, to a penalty of aol. for every copy of any paper whatfoever, to which his or her name and place of refidence are not annexed, except. ing auction bills and cards containing the name and articles dealt in by any trader. ' At Marlborough-ftreet Office, a fingular charge of robbery was yellerday made by a publican in Bloomfbury, againft a gentleman of repeeability and fortune, in the vicinity of Bedford Square :—A kind, of military inflitution had been eilablithed at the public houfe for many years. On the Complainant : becoming landlord, a feftival was held when a mil: underftanding arofe with the landlord and the mem bers of the in b ilitution, whole devices decorated the room. The gentleman charged in this inftance, in timated to the landlord his intention of removing the inflitution from the houfe, and that he fhould then take with him the devices of two of his friends. He did fo, when he was charged with the robbery complain ed of. The Magiftrate difcharged the complaint, with a fevere reprirm• d to the landlord. MURDIR.—About half pail eleven o'clock on Wednefday night a horrid murder was perpetrated ' on the body of a perfon unknown ; the circumfiances of which, on the belt enquiry we couldmiake are as follow :—At the time above hated, a lad, ;bout fifteen, the apprentice of a tradefman, palfing through the narrow lane at the corner of Holborn-row, Lin cold's Inn-fields. called Whettione-park, at the end of an alley called Feathers -court, leading to 'Hol born, beard fome blows given ; law a man fall ; heard him moan piteoully ; and faw a man in a dark coloured (mock flock, who. had given thofe blows, run away down the lane. The boy immedi ately gave the alarm to a man who keeps a public hook the coiner of Feathers-court, who came out with a candle, and law the deceafed lying fenfelefs, with his face much bruifed and wounded, his front teeth knocked out, and bleeding. He immediately called the watch, and other affiflants, and after well ing the face of the deceafed, and finding him with fcarcely any fymptoms of life, had him can ied, for aillitance, to the (hop of a furgeon in Holborn, from whence, though appearing to be pall all furgical aid, he was conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, but, on examination, was quite dead. The body (hewed no other marks of violence but about the head and face, which were feverely bruifed and wounded, but not apparently by any fharpinftrument ; neither was there any fracture of the Ikull, or any of the bones, though it mull be obvious that the deceafed died in confequence of the violent blows he received. Notwithflanding the general alarm excited at the moment the body of the deceafed was found, there was no clue left by which the perpetrator of the mur der could be traced. except that he ran into Holborn, whither the watchman purfued, and railed the hue and cry. The coachmen at the next Rand reported that a man anfwering the defcription given by the boy who law the tranfallion, had been (kulking about their carriages, but that he ran off towards St. Giles's ; fo that all further purfuit feemed ufelefs. One of the Bow-ftreet Patrole going his rounds, and palling through Charles Itreet, Soho, law a man coming rapidly towards him, dreffed as above de fcribed, and flopped him, on fome fufpicion from his appearance, alking the way to Soho-fquare. The fellow aufwered him rudely, pulled him off, and ran on, when the Bow-ftreet Officer, who had a flrong recognition of his perfon, called out flop thief: The fellow immediately redoubled his (peed, but was met by one of the Patrole from Marlborough-ltreet. who tripped up his heels and fecured him ; when he was taken to the next watch-houfe, where the rumour of the murder of Whettione Park had jun reached, and the defcription of the perthn by whom it was com mitted exactly anfwering that of the prifoner, he was kept in dole cultody, and yelterday brought before the Sitting Magittrate at Bow-street, when he under went a foil examination. The boy who had feen the fatal tranfaeion identified his periim. Many marks of blood were (till apparent on his thin-neck, Beeves and hands, about which he could give no fatisfaaory explanation, but denied any knowledge of the tranf• aftion. He is a tall, robult, defperate-looking fellow, has the appearance of a liable keeper, or ion-porter, and calls himfelt 114. Moji. He was recognized as an old offender by fome of the Officers, and is Paid to have lately returned from tranfportation. A woman who reticles in Feathers -court, with whom the prifoner is alledged to have cohabited, was alfo taken into cuilody and interrogated. It appear. ed that the deceafed was killed oppofite to her door, and fhe was not quite lure whether the had ever feen him before, but would give no pofitive evidence about the traufaeion. The prifoner was committed to Newgate. The Corriner's Inqueft had not fat yellerday evening on the body, but it remained in the dead room at St. Bartholomew's Hofpital for in fpeeion. The deceafed was reputably dreffed, in a blue coat, leather breeches, and boots, had the ap pearance of a countryman juft come to town, ant, in all probability, had been wheedled into the vil lainous alley, where he met his death, by fome' of that horee of prollitutes who have fo long inferred it, as the common rendezvous of themfelve‘, and the midnight plunderers who are their affociatc. BIRTH. At Longhorn HAIL in the County of Suffolk, the ittght Hon. Lady Charlotte Gootd, of a fon. MARRIED. Lately, at King's Norton, in the County of %Vomiter, by the Rev. Dr. Croft. Mr. George . Palmer, of St. James's-firm to Mils Mary Ann Gill. of Balfall Heath, youngeft daughter of the late Thomas Gill, Efq. of Birmingham. MARRIAGEN BIRTHS AND DEATHS, IN INDIA. [FROM TIM CALCUTTA MONTHLY JOUlt NAL, TOR DFC. 1104.1 BENGAL MARRIAGES ...OD the 2Sth ult. Mr. Robert Deane. to Mifs Mary Edwin—On the ift inftant, Mr. John Peters, to Mifs Leonora Swards—On the zd inftant, Mr. Jofrph Ferran. brother to Mrs. Jleph Barretto, to MifsThereza Pereira—On t' e gtb biltant, at Chaodernagore, by the Rev. Father Benjamin, C. A. M De Framond, Elq. to Mifs Lucy Carlier—Same day, M.. John De Rondo. to Mils Off Chriltobo—On the tcth inftaur, Mr. John Sterenfon to Mrs. Philippina Strange—On the 9th inft. Mr. joreph Simplon, Architedt, to Mils Sarah Hinckfman. - - BLNGAL BI RTH S.—On the 19th ult. Mrs. Franks, of a daugh ter—On the 26th ult. the Lady of James Colvin, Efq. of a daughter the 29th uk. Mrs By‘ballee, of a daughter—On the Ift of December, the Lady of George Tyler, Efq. of a fon—On the 3cl inftant, Mrs. E. Muckerties, of a daughter—On the 4th Wilma, at Balna Ghaut, near Benares, the Lady of Wm. Scott. Efq of a daughter—On the xr.th initant, at Jeffore, Mrs. I. De Courey, of a daughter—ln the Fort at Agra, on the 23d ult. the Lady of Captain Cumberledge. of a daughter—On the 14th initant,the Lady of G. A. Simpfon, F.fq. of a fon—At flarraepore. on the ttth infant, the Lady of Captain Charles Port ous, of a daughter—On the 9th ult. at Dinapore, the Lady of Captain J. Brooks, Ma;or of Begade, of a daughter—At Howrah, on thy t Ith inftant, Mrs. Matilda Verdoncel, of a fon—On the z3th November, the Lady of Captain ',nitrites, of 11 M 66th Regitrylit, of a daughter—On the t3th itiftant, at Fort William, the Lady of Captain Thomas Bayly, of H. M. Ceylon Caffic Regiment, td a daughter. BENGAL DEATIIi —On the i 3th inftant, at Deeg, in an enrage. ment with Jefwunt Rao Hotter, Captain Henry Norford, of H M. 76th Foot; Lieutenants C. C. Faithful and B. Burgers, of the 4th Native Regiment; Lieutenant John Forbes of the ad ditto; Lieu tenant R. U. Hales, and Alllftant Surgeon Thomas Lynn, of the 15th ditto—On the 27th ult. Mr. James jaek—At Allahabad, on the rBth Ult. Lieutenant Colonel Richard Ralph—At Welland, on the 18th tilt. Lieutenant C. A. P. WiPiams, o , the 6th Regime-t Native Cavalry—On the 341 inftant, Penfiened Lieutenant Janie Walwr—Captain W. P. Cartwright, of the Marine Battalion, a .1 his Lady, at Hazareebaug, on the 2t ft and 29th tilt—On the 7th inftant, Mifs Margaret Maria Mofcrop, aged five ytart—Banc day. Mrs A. D'Crue—On the sth Whitt, after a long inners, the wife of Mr. Thomas Smith—At &tures, on the 25th nit. after a Owl Mat of two days, the Lady of Lieutenant Colonel Wood, of H. M. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—At Chittagong, Mr. Pereira, In the em-doy of H. F Tarrig, Efq —Lately, at Cawnpore, Major Robert Steer Allen, of the Bengal Eltablifttment—On the 18th loft. M. W. T. Davy—On the 19th init. Mrs. C. CloGn— Lately, with Colonel Murray's detachment, Capt. Jame. Richard. fon, of H. M. 86th Regiment—Lately, to the Northward, Capt. P. Dunbar, of the Honourable Company's 3d Regiment of Native Infantry—At Midnapore, on the 7th inftaht, lieutenant Francis Lee Parker—On the t tth init. Lieut. Charles Murray—On the t ath loft. Mr. Mary• Piccaelty—On the 13th inft. Mr. Thome, Caro( gy —On the 28th of December, at Barraeporc, Capt. Wm. Shipton, Efq. of the Bengal Artillery. Manass BIRTHS—On the nth tdt. at Prince of Wales's Wand, the Lady of James Carnrgy, Fig. of a fon—At Madras, on the ;d ult. the Lady of Lieut. Colonel Orr, of a fon—At Madras, on the scth uh. the Lady of the Reverend Dodtor Kerr, of a fon--At Jaffnapatam, on the 12th November, the Lady of Carter matter Dennifon, of H. M. Malay Regiment, of a fon. MADRAS DEAT:IR.--OD the 7th Nov. at TrincomaUee,Lieut. L. Rogers, of the sd Bengal Volunteer Battalion, of a fever caught in Candi, a few days after his return from that country, with the Bat tacalao Detachment—At Fort Cornwallis, Prince of Wales's !Band, on the zsth November laft, in the 29th year of his age, Sir John Gordon, Baronet, of the Corps of Engineers on this Eftablith ment he is fucceeded by his only furviving brother, now Sir Or ford Gordon, Baronet —At Madras, on the 3t ft ultimo, Mr. John frith, watchmaker and Jeweller, late of the Cape of Good Hope. BOMBAY BIRTHS—At Broach, on the sob ultimo, the lady of Lieut. Rebenack, of the Engineers, of a fon..--At Bombay, the lady of Samuel Bourchier, Efq. of a fon.—At tho fame place, on the 27th ult. the lady of James Stevens, Efq. of the Honourable Com pany's Civil Service, of a daughter. BOMBAY DCATH.....011 board the fbip Thomas, the 24th ult. on his palrage to Bombay, Lieut. Davidfon.—At Bombay, on the Seth init. Mr. Warner, a gentlttnan cadet of the Vtrfovah Efta bliiltment —.At the fame place, Capt. Abler, of the Madras Military Eltablithment—At Bombay, on the 12th Odober. Enfign AJecin dcr Munro, of the Honourable Company's Military Sei vice on that Eflablilliment, and fon to General Sir Hedtor Munro, K. B. —Lately, at Baroach, Mrs. Lawrence, the Lady of Lieut. John Lawrence, of the Honourable Company's Marine. WHITE-LION INN, CHESTER. To be LET and entered upon irnmesliately, ALL that convenient and well-ettablithed Inn, lituated in the centre of the City of Chelter, known by the name of the WHITE-LION, late in the occupation of Mr. John Paul, deceafcd (and now carried on by his Executors) with all the attached and detached buildings, large Yard, and eatenfive and roomy Stabling. The Furniture, which is modern and in ex cellent prefervation, a valuable and well- felceted Rock. of Old Wines and Spirits, elegant Poft-chaifes, with capital Hodes, to be taken at a fair valuation ; and the tenant may be accommodated with a Share in the Stage-coaches which come to the Inn. For particulars, apply to Mr. George, or Mr. Furber, Cheftcr, the Executors.—September is, IL I- CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. This day was publilhed, price ss. In one volume odtavo, of near 300 pages, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, a New Edition (with Additions) of A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE to both SEXES in a variety of Complaints : Explaining the molt &nide and efficacious remedies for thofc dif. cafes which are treated on under the following heads, viz. Abortion, Addrefstothe fair Sex Incubus, or night mare Addrefs to Pa renticSeGuardiatis irregularity about the turn oflif Advice to nervous Patients Leprisfy, Lime water, Air, Appetite, .11thma Lownefa of fpirits, Lwe Barren, women, Etallifulnefs Maids of a weakly conftitution Bathing, obfervations on Man, Menfcs, Birth, particulars relating to Memory, lofs or defeat of Body, unfavourable pofture of Mind, difrafes of Bowels, Bubo, Mothers, their duty Chlorofis, or Green Sicknefs Nerves, weak Child bearing, Child birth, Obfcene converfation, baneful Chordee, Cancers, Clap, Cold effeets of Confumption, Concep ' Parents and Guardians Cure for Nervous difeafes - add rt Is to Dancing, Daily exercifes Paraphyntufis Dejcdtion Phthifis, or confutnrtion Deficiency of natural ftrength Phymolls, Pregnancy Difference between Venereal Qiiick digellion fymptoms and thole often Rheumatifm, miftaken for them Riding on horfeback Digeftion, Dreams Rifing early Exercife Scurvy, Scrofula Female complaints, Fits Surpreffinn of the menfes Flannel, swoon ings Flatulence or wind complaints Symptoms of Pregnancy Fluor Albus, or whites Tea, T emperance ,Timidity Girls, Gonorrhoea, Gout Turn of life Gouty (palms in the Roma& Ulcers in the throat Great fehools V enery, excetfive, & ferret Heavy rowers Venereal dileafes. Virgins Hereditary difeafes, Voyages by fca, Walking Heart burn Water, Weaknefs, Wind Hypochondriac complaints Windy lictuors, Wine, Hyllcrie affedlions women's milk, Women Immoder: re evacuation Youth Internal fiuking By S. SOLOMON. M. D. Every perfon, young and old, lhwuld purchafe this book, there being fcarcely any individual who is not int‘reiled in fome part of it. In particular it is recommended to young men and boys ; as an early attention to the latter may ferve to guard them irons a fatal rock on which thoufands have fplit, and be the means of pre fe-ving their bodies from difeafc, au alto their fouls, their nsinds, and all their faculties from deftrudims. London : Printed for the Author, and fold by H. D. Symonds, Paternolter-row, and Mrs Mathews, Strand; Dugdale, Dublin ; Baiter, Edinburgh ; ady, Cork ; Magee, Billaft ; and by all m her flookfclters and Printers of Provincial Newfpapers In the United Kingdom, pace 3s. cooly, delivered I; cc of carriage. NEW Acr. NEWBERY And SON:i, Ni. 4c, n r . . Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. ,ainr . and other valuable l'reparations, Worm the l'idthe. 0:11t i t (••:. fequeuce of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that h %;:t be in future zs nil. per Packer, or IL c•. fnL rer U vett , but the Quantity of .t Dozen Packe sin a Little (as II wile up for the Army and Navy) may b lad for t 1.4 Q. And as Stanl. are prepared, by order of the Commilliontrs, for WS - is. New bery's feparate Ufe, in which the Words, " F. Newhery, No. is, St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefnmcd that this will he a fuflicient Security againft Counterfeits, his Signature oi the La. bets will be di:continued. ~.. The following are the prices of their M..di , :3nes to roc fir:l twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are athxed, but thofe si l:o pnrchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps grati4. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dolby's Carminative a 9 --- a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Aultin's Chalyheate --a- Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 0 --large Box 24 0 FreattesTinft of P.ol 4 0 Dr. Steers's Opridchloe a 6 Ditto Huxham's d.:to 3 e --- Convulfion Oil a 6 Tonic Bills - 2 9 --- Nitre Drops a 6 Engliflt Coffee - 1 9 -- Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr. Hooper's Pi:11 1 it ---- Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops a at zerges - I II Inglifh's Scots Pills a 0 Angihaud's Blois ditto I t k Henr:'s Nlagnetia 2 6 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops s 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spillburv's Drops 4 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solander's Tea a Jonts'i• Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Grecnough's 'l' indtures 1 a Brry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tula Lozenges 1 i Ea:lei:of Peppermint xa# Eifence of Ginger a 9 Glares Magner] t 3 6 N. B. A+ many Perfons, particularly Merfen;ers, miftake the houfe of Mitfr. Newbcry, they think it neccifary to point rut, that it is at du; Eatt end of St. Paul's, four doors front Lheapfitle, with theft: Words inferibed on the front— " Tut ONLY WARZHOUSE FOR DR. JAMES'! POWDER." CASE OF hilt. EDWAR.I) SHONE. " AFTER it Fever, a fcrofulous tumour Formed itieif in the thigh, and a !Welling of the LT fucceeded wi h tin high ii , flammation and violent pain. A caultic was ap plied hy the furgcon who attended hint, and fe.i bathing advifed ; which, in the COUI Cc of two furs me r ex ctirfions, apparently did him good. But ere loi g l•;; broke nut in two wounds, when he r:eifitetlthefca ALt. i more wounds, even there, enfucd; at dhe to.ie to hi. Led with little hopes of furviving. At length, howiver, ante:idio t , in his health, he, by advice, the (ores cantina ing unahz•ed, once mot.: recur, ed to tea bati,inz; ; but though the faculty aided, with their uttnvlt &ill, his wound. uhimately t 3 thirty befiJes that in his thigh, and others in hi. groin. In t dark.' d e tize of hi; diihrder, be kid recoutle to Mc. Hay- Drops. ;cad wrote for his advice. The eftcCts of thole are row mariieited by his perfed re:overy ; acd, it is prefunted, a cure more meritorious has Ichlont been periormetl by medicine:— See his Letter, viz. " Overtoi, near El!eta:len, Salop, Nianeb 2,1304. Mr„HAYM . .IN, Sii —I have the vfeafure to Warm you, that my health is per• feetly refund by taking pan- Hayman 's Maredam', Drops. The wounds in my leg, &e.II.IVC been healed op almoit twelve mnotla, and quite well. Nur Live I the leaft remaining fympturn of toy complaint, s.::ctiat a very trifling laillenefs ; the natural conic qttence, I opurel cod. of a lung contraiftion of the fittews by the violence of my tlirorder. _ _ • " As my former lettera fully dcfcribed my cafe, I have Dow only to fay, that you are at liberty to publifla it, with this tent mony of my cure : , Withing to keep a few bottles of your excellent Drops by me. to take in the Spring ; be pleated to forw ind to the amount of the melded bank bill. I ant, Sir, your moll bumble Servant. EDWARD SHONE, KllOl/ML" Sold who!. Isle, at Mr. Butler's, No. q, Chcaptidc, corner Pater neftcr-row, and may be had of molt %tilde-Hers in eery Town, In Bottles at as. 6d. with the name of J. Hayman, Golden (cure s engraved on the Stamp. riAVING dedicated o.y:el t.) the Rudy, and been gratified by the mclt contderable pradtke in that branch which 1 thougtt (.roper to feted, I truft that I have not more rink. employed my time thzn thole who. in the extenfive field of the penfellion, are occafionaliy immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that fume's wbichls acquired y emacentrafing the intelledtual power to one ebb of diforders. The difeaces of DFBILITIf arc peculiarly ditriling for they bring with them a train of concomitant fyraptoeng. and, by a ..o preffion of ail vital energy, esiftence Welt becomes embittcred.—. Whether they artfe from the prevaler.x of ill example, thedutrue. dm habits of fehool boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they ro• quirt the molt affiinnua proft.Zonal Lill ; tut by the igen:acts of uneducated nioa, the fymptcms are aggravated, mi. the coat. tudon is ddtroynd. Asa iviE"..firß of the ROYAL COLL/MSc/ SURGEONS, I ground my pretenfions on regularity of education; and poffefling every pnvileie to pratgice, I feel myfeif entitled to that confidence with which I have hith,.rto Seen foilherally honoured. In the lira (orations of !oral wakners, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but wbtrc the (of ferer, from a confeinufues of the unmar.U.zets of the v ce which mitred his mitfartone, is fearful of ell,: contempt or culture of his ptyfician and broods over his infirmity with careful con cealment, it malt be fadsfattory for him to be affured not only of capability at treatment, but alto of the molt inviolable (=cc!. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poffible to prevent pals. danger or diftres ; in the molt compileatod cafes It Is the acquire. meat or eacludve expe ience in this line to dial a tare, ctrtais. and fpeedy er-eftab _ . I offer t - he advantage of this experience to thrle of either fez with are adlided with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoins of VENEREAL. INFECTION, and in ail eaks the terms of remu neration are flt cod on the firft interview. Paeans in the country are expedked to inclofe a Bank note, sad are rquctinel to fpecify their age and manna of living. MARTIN BARE, Manta of the Royal Co:lege of Surgeons in London. No S• Arnnfielftewet, AtranA reef TemMe ''• To THOS. TAYLOR, t fq. No. y, Ntw Bridge-flrcet, London, confider it but an aft of jultice due to the 1 J merits of your LEAKE's PATEN!' ELLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif - orders arifing therdrom), was reduced elmolt to a Ikeleton, and though he had the bell medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a vari.gy of patent nt-dieines, nothing could be procured which feented to fuit his cafe, or to do him any Ervice ; he remain ed in a noft reduced and pitiable fituetion fur two years. enable to follow his prof Sinn, and fearcely able to walk or trot to Ram' on his leg*; iii fad, no one who knew hint ever Copra, d it pellible for him to recover. He was advifed at lalt to try your LtAltell Picts—he did fo, Itrictly adhering to the diredions givtn with them—he had not taken more that, two boxe4, before he found an alteration for the better : this encouraged hint to proceed, awl by taking a tew boxes more he tound his appetite and itrength gradu , ally return, and is now as healthy and as Rout as m:y mau I I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfun to tree foe a sonfirmation of the above account if it thould be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient bumble fervent, I.ibrary, Folkitalic, July tc, itos. 'll - 10 PURDY. Prepared and 1411 by the foie Prorrietur Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal CoH-ge of Surgeons, Len• don, at his bottle, No. 9, New Bridge !tee.; Where, after a conitant refidence of more than 4s years, in a pradlice particularly direst:A to the cured Ventral cunt tl. to and that incidental: to the parts of generation in both flx.s, with th:.t inviolable fecrtcy which men of his profcaou fh :a:1 aia Rya obferve, It:- flatters hinifellthe advice and aZiftance he r.ratuitouily admin:Acrs to per:',ins taking this medicine, will br flee:fled, by a ilifeerni! , .! publiz, as an advantage feldom to be. obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alio fold, by his appointment, for the cervenience of chore fog at a &Rance, at the Perfumer s, No. 35, St A i'sa , 's-drs:t, Mall; the Toyfhop, 17 , 3,Clafara-ftr: et ; Jlr. DaorJtigti, 7, Fhb Rreet•ltill; Mr. &Ater's, Jouth•b ridge, Edino-1 1 .0. ; M•Do- Glafgow ;:11r.Callwell . , , , Dublin ; Liverp. ok Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchetr, ai.d by cue perfun w tett) , conli• I derable jowls in Great Britain and Ireland, iu holes acids' as 9d. each, fealed up with full and plain directions, wi.erely perfons of either fez may cure themfelvec Welfare, fpted, feet:ley, a:o2 fa!rty. N.B. Every Box fold in Great Britain is fealed up with a (lamp, on which, by favour of the CommilLoners, is printed at t! C , amp Office—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge.ltreec•—to felony, ands all others are counterfeit. LONDON : Printed and Publifbei by LEVEL KEN r (:)f....alz terbury-phce. Lambeth), =the STAR Of 'ICI, No. 1, ,i,y &NG PUblitimi alto at the STAR. OFFICS, Telpla-Bar. • ►'