Star. — London, England, 1802-10-29 00:00:00

~_~ • . • , . . , •• • , fetitaistiniva l bay Beating from' the pert . = of John I *multi ferveiiim with a warrant : upon which the Chriftian Frederic Weinman, on the 7th of 060- 1 prifoner became enraged, and ford, that if he had her, in the will of St. Paul, Covent-Garden, a • not made filch a piece of work about it be would rckee-book, value 4s. containing two Bank of have given it him, bat now he would n o t . The Notes for :1. each, and ti: Notes of tl. 1 profecutor then got a warrant, and feasehad the p y ea n ct il t ropert. 1 hoofe, but aid not find his gun. The patife' The prolecotor, it appeared, is a foreigner ; he , of the prifoner and profecutor adjoined.. re The gun was at Prury-Lane Theatre on the evening of the ! had been-laid upon the joills of the roof of aback inn. Towards the clofe of the play he came i kitchen, v•hich was clofc upon the houfe of • the o ut into the lobby, and infthiaively, as it would prifoner . appear, kept his hand in his right coat pocket.— . Mary Lyk (wore that the faw the prifoner take On feting a friend in the lobby, a Mr. Shukei alfo it through s hole which was in the tiling of the a foreigner, he was necetlitated to diflodge his back kitchen ; that he. put it under his coat , to can hand in order to . Blake that of his friend : at this' •ceal it; that the laid to him, 44 Alt,. Mallet, are moment he felt the crowd profs upon him, and he . you there r' and that he then &fired her to hold imagined he felt fonpthing extraordinary about t i her tongue. She took notice of fume partic ul a r his pocket ; turning round, he faw the prifonerl marks upon the gun, though fhe had hardyfeen (Lauding clofe behind him, and in the aft , as_the i i it,, from the concealed manner in which h was profecutor defcribed, of putting his pocket-book : Rohn. He took it up to his room, where it' lay ono his bofom. He iatently caught hold of him, till the 28th of Augult. At one time, the faid that fAying, " you have got my pocket-book." At the did believe he was Pealing it; and at another this moment tome perfons, apparently confederates time the thought be had got leave from the.profe of the prifoner,rufbed againft the profecutor , and , cutor to take it. When the was preffed, by the endeavoured to compel him to look his hold.— : Coonfel for the prifoner, to tell why the left her Mr, Shuha then took hold of the prifoner, and metier, the confefred that the had , been accufectof, instantly he was hen by one of the waned's, a • ftealing fonts articles. Witneffes were-called, who Mr. Smith, to (Loop down ' • the pocket-book was gave her a very bad cbarattei. The prifoner was - --neoufly afterwards obferved on the - lnd , aciwittgd• iultantaneouily grow. near the piifoner's feet. He was fltortly after fe cured, and handed over to tile Officers, who, on fearching, found nothing remarkable about him. In his defence the prifoner faid, that it was his handkerchief be was putting into the breaft pocket of his coat, when- the prolocutor thought proper to Lay hold of him. , Qf the pocket-book he knew nothing. , He bad an viitneres to bring forward. Mr. Baron Tumor:me, in his charge to the Jury, obferved, that though the charge was ea litally laid, yet the evidence alid not hear out the capital part of the charge, namely, that of pri vately ling from the perfon, iaafrnuch as the party acknowledged to have felt fomething at hie! pocket, at the 1110113011 in which the pocket-book; sanft.have been taken. With regard to the faa of, - would decide that from 1 OINIMMN.M. CLERKENWELL SESSIONS, OCT. 28. RZNSIROTON V. PARISH Of ST. KARGARST. This was an appeal by the latter parifis againa an order of two offices, adjudging a pauper, of ' the name of Reynolds, his wife and two children, to be fettled in St. Margaret's. Mr. Coast., for the appeal, raid he fhould apply. for its being adjourned on account of the fingular circumftancesattending it. Thepauper, Reynolds, it was true, about forty years ago, rented two houfes in Kenfintoon parifh. But froth that time till lioslyisrhen he apphed for relief, he had never been heard ofby them. - &Polder. the_.,PattPert was the tiatnral fon of a vismabmaker at henfington and was brought up bylis reputed father. Before he was out of his dee he marriedayouns woman oflome property, a common baling, they ',hat appeared is evidence. . The Jury lbaped their verdia—Guilty of Reel ing, but not privately from the perfon. , • Ahjab Goan was indicted for felouionlly Real ,a n the *sth of &pusher, a bag containing of loaf roger value 41. the property of Smith andTisvers. - It appeared, that on the day laid in the india meat, the profecutoes carter was fent opt with a region cart, in which was placed goods of Vitpl nous deferiptions, Col delivery at dirtiest plitees. Among theft wen two bogs of fur. and one of ' site ttlfr.h were -deltined for delivery at Ink Gate wharf; the other package* had been dult, delivered, and it being too late for the delivery at Iron-Gate wharf, the carter was rttursiog boom and. coming along Tema-hill, ho happened to 14* at the back of Lis aut-waggen, when be &pa :XI open and mitred the bag OfkiT i• sialisk , lA' a few nbiantas after an acquaintance 4410 pii 7 l tees overtook him in a .one bode emit Mr Lad not proceeded far together, when that r uld tb e e r prifoner with the bag of fugar on his ) the profeentor's carter iailantly. chai r lensed him with the the ft , on which be i fl uneog., may dropt the bag and endeavoured to get swag e but without elkit... The prifoner r , in his defence, faid, he found the, bag in Rofainarplane,.ha took it up and was pro cerAing haematite with it, when two of the yip n. 4 cane behind, rallied him down,..and took the bag from him. In fiiiiicet of this defence, however, not an atom 6441 of evidence was adduced. The leaned deneed the cafe- a clear one, is whir i li the Jar =aided their orfee coincidence, by verdift of—Guilty. _ _I , 1 Two Teti young boyi s of the names of 4140011, flikkLsiod upog, a capital charge-424* 'vault A • from At perfon of a ldr. Earle,* i , __ Ave .. __ and fet ttp in lifineft. It was at that time he rented the two bottles in Kenfington.parifh.—He however, °softly deferted his wife, and went off with = Other, woman. Mrs. Reynolds- continued living.* the paTith many years, and at her death, W4S Oat of the pew openers to the church. When he lately made his application for relief, tome of the putillsionen recoileaed the eircumftanees, and made enquiry into the time 9f his latter marriage, which they &nod to be tome months previous to the death of the real Mrs. Reynolds. He had &vont that he :bad, married this woman, though ibey•furpefled much to the contrary ; however, as 60 wiliclemlynottesded with them, the! refuted idftsprnet her.and the children. The pauper then , ' filaktbis proporal, that they &Quid give her ifs. Settahleher to get back to the plate of her real E d lament, and as be could maintain himfelf, be no further relief. They accordingly gave • the-furs be silted ; but, inacad of getting rid at him ' the parifls was much furprifed to find the 'Simla family- fhordy. after brought back under an order of removal. The pauper then told them, 1 that however the queßion of his wife's fettlement ' ,might have been when he was Ist with them.there *ita at ardent an end of it, for that he had , ufed L iligosoney they -gave him to pay, for a new mar 'Mlaid that his wife was now unqueftionably what he was. The - parifh s furpe6ti9g be 'Mtn, OW loan other filament during an of finty years•frOmtheir,parillt, *Rimed AO enquiry into the Fogies of this man's life.— They found that he bad wandered all over Eng. land and Wales; 'that he bad at different times fupported the various chamaers of player, parfon, War, 11114111 of Whim, and trader. That he had Emig' fuottives, and they vehemently futpeaed a &amiss.: At Loughborough, ,in Leiagerthire, married,artmOady of irate proem t but is ' 4 bilA* - -in Innrrfing4_F !In! tops he. _. Aimed _ _. .. , objett , tlts vr stareliaelt u lt of her re co br n ogi d e e r, and b rable. riefr-nooet. hurns fucceed, however, in that plan te nad Ikea he ha 4 fquandered what be obtained decamped. At Brigol he married again, under the name of Sir Uarry Davis. In anot her part of England he married in the name of Sir Harry Reynolds ; but, being accidentallyAlifeoveredby•fome perfons whii knew him as Sir ftarrDavis, was deteeted, and obliged to get 0f ... ,He accordingly decamped, and took reftige at the Bull Inn, at Bedford, and 1 very lhortly married his hollers, whom he as (bore: lily reduced to poverty. Here again he was difcci. A wed, but. ,to confole his wife, he affured her the mas but mg offs.v in the Lime condition. This was EPieritnefs. Mr. Coact . laid, upon, wbcie teitimagy at prefentOgy could prove afetdernent., as he knew what made a legal fettlement - as 101 as any of them, and had , declared that he 1 • Vailitddlinfwer no illegal queflions, he hoped thc ' Covet would adjourn this appeal, to give the pari* ' nn opportunity of difcovering whether there were ',inflame fabfequent fettlement. ~, The pauper detjred thcattention of the Court to -few words. Whatever, he Paid, might have been, ds iv. egularities of hiaformer life,it was not a love i .0 Mice which bid induced the parith to expo* . them, but becaufe be bad detested and publilbed the maipradtices of their viorkhoUfe. . In his deportment and manners he appeared. tot, iptlfiefs great _safe.. He wai grey headed, witli, - ... loptnance rather lingular, but of a marked en fop. The appeal was adjourned. . •-• - Calk _lief, leaks • diftlings. Mr. Earle (wore to his handkerchief, but did sot know it. was Regen t tat an order called to him who had the prifoners in suftody. Richard Reed raid, he was ortcor under. the di maim:4 Art 'O4 lituiltals, that near Newg aw rrest the pandas attempted to pick his pocket, which induces! Car to witch them.till they came to the TadiarPlToofe. Add ;he fnar4hert3 clofe to Mr. Earle, and abfertaretthit prifaiktiAnen hive the handkerchief below his acepould jail going- to convey it to the other prifonee. 'He they. caught hold of them both, and called out to the profecu. tor.—The Jury found them—Guilty of but not privately, as filch the capital past of the ituliement was removed. y. Yid, for ftealing fev o4kt, akepropertri of the -Rev. Dr. Vincent. • i t- T. &mart, alias Cates, for Realm, three pounds, .weight of raw fugar, the'property of the Est India Company. T. Dale,, for ftealtng a pocket-book add oaks' articles, the property of F. Canserorl D. Howard, for Qealing a pocket handkerchief, the property of W. ISoWley. Myers; for Qealing 4 pair of Awes, this.pro. l party of J. Faulkner. And two were acquitted, via. dfaa Barberry and A man of the 'name ot Pries, an inn• keeper, at - Hountlow, who was indiaed for (leafing arm, the property of Pedden. The profeentor,iniffed this gun upon the astir of .Auguit UR. He had not ken it hnce the ApriPbefore. As Coosa as he' , found that it was gone, he fulpeded the. pr ifoner, fur what realm, he did not fay. Howevcr, het war certain that his fufpicion was well gronorisdl upon the 28th, for then he was iulornred of the fag by Mar? Lyle. a woman, who had been ler. -vans to the prifoner, at the time that the theft was. .:cosumitted, which (as die fail) was iu May lait;* :hut wasAlititluirged the bottle upon the atlth of June. The4TititCOlinT law this woman pafs by ;b6.bonfoagrosidssatlyi a's Ise - and Come of his • fa-• plily were lainting about the theft. She heard" ihmOs jdtd little them the above information. , tie knew way about Mary Lyle,,As he h.titfeen her only one. .befosei Whet sits gnt iMa jaffstr, „a• 1 :ffiramomfistele gum taiiia44lo4lAititine, ECCIAIfiIAIMLAL PREPSE., On the :3th %Rent, she Rev. TAlleppkin. Ckvelaod, was coikeed tor Ms Grace the A:el:MO:op to the vicarage at tirldeathaos, in theNorth-Ridlpg. The Hoe. die Coen ofDiredore °Mate* haws boa pleated to solet the Reverend ' Chaplain at their PreWeeepoellren.Wßikul, 034011111, OCTOIIIIIII 23..rThadalf tr.. M. A. of Chrift Chareh, wis echidna clot . ui.inity. The Homind ker. Edward Ries, B. A. Cathie, was adanieed Mater of Ans, Greed I:the Rev. &aux? Smith, of Q.3ltra'S Cellege ; ► ks oh of 0414:Cbtacl., Bachelor. of were hialtera Mr. tenth Med:ratio • Hoc er4d Mr. Frantic were of Ans. ' lak *if illeillinWmfietnitili4.l 3V" StantilAtit l"'. . . Wig, diMIS... •. • • 1 ,. On dig. 26th init. a Apley•Callie, Lady of 'll*Obsiitcei, Erg. of a d a ughter,' fr • Mt,. the Lady orj. Bidistpit, zrq. elf eheenpion HO, of a divests. • • ' • On the ( Leib Init. the Lad/ et Garr seannnver, Hull, Efq. of atm. On Tuofday morning, the Lady d Jostles Brett, rkl , of Wimole-itscct, of a daughter. . Monday fennight, kdinborgig wit tumors of Cale wigg, of a daughter. 1 . . , Ou the ace% init. Mrs. Mickel:le ot APpleetilkohlitrilkter. Mrs. Child, wife of Mr. Child, attorney, Briftol, of tweetinc children, .a bay and a girl.... The fame Lady, about ill-months Race, was &limed of three children, ail boys. Oa Saturday morning, tile lady of Colonel Roberts, of up , pet Giolitstor-itreet, of a daughter. • MARRIED. At Wifiseach, a few days ago, Mc. Mills, upbolfterer, rn ' Mitt Charlotte-Eliza Nutt. both of "Stainfbrd, in Lincoln Mire..., On the Goth init. Thomas Ovin, Efq. 41 New Bridge•ftmet, to Mils paptudiek, of Spring-garaen. • OnTvefday. at St. Mar/Ares; Weftminfter, James Nichol Morris. Efq. Captain in die Royal Navy, to Mifs Margsrctta Sarah Cocks, Ceeond daughter of the late Thomas Suanaers Cock*. FA CIA the 21R init. Lieutenant Wm. &Unfelt , Royal Invalids; (late of tht 29th regiment of foot,) to 'Airs Ann Orntrod, zd daughter of the late P. Ornirod, Efq. of Ormrod, near Burnley. At Childwall, Edward Barrow. as. of Grassi% to Mifs Ellifon, of Hale Bank. At Leith Walk, Mr. J. Ncfs, drUggift. Newcaille. to Mifs Marion Richmond, daughter of Mr. Matthew Richmond, nurferymsu there. Laft week. at Tattington, near Ayliham, Norfolk, a gar ' dener, aged 80, to Ms fount wife, aged 40, wbofe daughter was alfo married at the fame time. On Tuefday laft, at Hackney, Mr. Wm. Strange, of Upton,to Mifi Cammeyer, of Hackney. On Tuefday fait, at Gunton, in Norfotk, John Petre, Efq. to the Hon. Mils Catharine Harbert', y?ungeit daughter of the Right Hon. Lord Suffield. On the atit inf. at Stapleton Church, GloncelterPaire, John Hope, Efq. to Mifs Lucy Elton, daughter of the late Mac Elton, Efq. of Stapleton-houfe. At Edinburgh, °tithe sift inft. Mr. Alexander Brodie, late Lieutenant in the Thetis frigate, to Mils Jean Gray, daughter of Mr. George Gray nine's Court. At Glafgow, on Monday fennight, Charles Cunningham, Efq.jun. of Cairncurran, to Mifs Eliza Gray Park, daughter of Robert Park, Efq, merchant in Glafmr. At Glafgow. on Wedneiday fc'tinig t, Mr. Walter Wardlavi, Merchant, to Mils Janet Grindley, fecond daughiet Of the late Mr. Ales. Grlndlay, merchant in Glafgow. .At Edinburg', on the soth init. Lady Hamilton of Rofehall. Thurfday fe'nnigit, James Haydoek, Efq. of Daichet. • At Kew, George D'Aubcr, P r fq. late Captain of the II& Light Dragoons. On the 18th lnftant , Mr. Hugh Findiry, merchant and pat. sealterli Edinburgh. At Elsie Chapel, on the loth initaat, is the tgth year her age, Mrs. Middleton, wife of the Rev. George Middleton • At Banff, no the nth infiant, Mn. Duff, widow or the de ceafed John Duff, 'of Hatton, Bk. in the 58th year of her age. At Upperhaugh, on the son Mae% Mrs. Dingwall, fen. of Rannieftoun. At her leeeinp, la Northumbniand-buildings , at an advan ced age, Mrs, Ann Scudamore, ant to. J. Scudamore, Efq. M.Y. At Bath, Mrs. St. babe, wife of John St. Bette, Efq. of Slankbeath. _ Lateo, at Hang/testate*, where he went for the reepvery of his health; the Rey. T. Smith, jun. of St. Ives, Huntin;don- Altos and on the fame day, at St. lOis k ids wife, leaving toren elliktren to deplore their lore. ; . On the 3oth ult. at Dalin, in the empty or Zahmay, Isnd,at a very advanced age, John . Birmingham, Efq. a jtsftWO 'df the Peace for the fald county. This Gattleman fonesbni late &mired great won in the colony of Dentin* Ng was at his deceafe Okla of.confiderahle properkb al . ot which he has left by his will to hisillegitimatc =Ong a (mall paternal &ate of a few hundred pounds a year in the county of Galway, which he has bequeathed to his wi. dew, and a young man, theeldeft of his natural funs, forboth of their. lives, and after their deaths to defeend to his nephew, JAWS Ida Bimmingtism, of the sd battalion pt the za regi men et Infautry iloyals), sow la Gibraltar. • ...I.• , FOR ACCOUNT OF THE Et ANUFACTITIRE irus t ir. Exempt frosathe Audion Duty agreeable toA -*of P On Monday the ljth of Novaibevs zsoa . sot Five o clack the Amino% PETER DB BILAUWIR and *input np to Public Sale, at the hbaSfaairtr:sllllotehoufat Na rs 4. AkkafgateAreetio , -` •*- ALARGE and Valimble Alarmist St BRI. Tim MANUFACTUIED PLFILE.GOODS Confilling of Plain, Emig, pad Agerlesk,hfullina—lacco note, Hooks, and Mtills•—Soperene Plaia t kigned, and Pruning Cis—Ealtfore, Book, ioslpigielr FblisTherehiefs and - ...2...4ip5.-Gingheinesi.Nimbentecki""Printed and Madras emisbrlce, and natullterchiais, taw, Alto a large Alr e ortitof WOOLLEN GOODS, oi tgg of eft Country Broad w C an loths— s, di an tto ci Atria variety of plesik. Forfurther palkolars infonnados may be had by applying to Wm. Mayne, Ars for this Moth at Wafer ! . and to Wit. PIIILDT and Sow, Sworn Broken, No 4 Mark-Lane. a Part eethe 'above Fremlfes are appropriated for Cotton Min of at for* Winer and Mule Tevlit, and Weft, of which S: Ds. 4ncl Co. receive eonfigtunents, and excatto or- OtrAtr the Liodu.n, Scotch, and Foreign Markets, 1...3..-400 Bundles &ft Water fluid, No. 37 to 40 • 500 Bundles Belt Male Ditto, N 0.40 to t Per Sole oi llt e l i nte Contrad. . Leedom, the 2804 , Aga* For Rhenntatifin, Rheumatic Gout; Sciatica, Lumbago, Head- Numbnefs, Paify, •Indigeftion, Flatulent Spahr:odic or !lying Pains, generality and Relaxation of the Syftem, SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILBLAINS, lke. VXPER e IENCE has proved the mild ttimulating JP-Apowers of WHITEHEAD', ESSENCE of 11,1US'FAED, leilbrand Flat the molt cit'edio,al remedy ever made known to the world; having fueeceded in cafes of nix. eight, ten, beauty, and even vi forty years Rending, after other means had failed, and if bas'abfotutely cured more patients of the above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. The Said 'Mace is fo tingularly : , enetratintand fpeedy in its operation, as generally to died tEt cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, and CHILBLAINS, by a kw applications. •Whitehead's !State of Muftard is prepared and fold at se )d. each Box, if Bottle, by R. Jou ex, Apothecary, pl. is, Greek-ftreet, Suho, London : And its reputation is fo univerfally eftabliftled, that it may be had of every Medicine Vender is England, Ireland, Welt bi, and Anoka. ,to s provent mots felt impolidon, parchafers are requefted to obferoos the Genuine isdiAinguithed by the King's Patent, and the Suits of &Jona rro a, the Patentee's awn writing, on the Ishii of ioilijitde or Ban. WM ell 1 CR. - • I.lft , ,-, PREGNANT LADIEII, km. °I . Ciaselb r; kl . *bete kudos metres a tall ' fiNarirctirement ircbitillio of 1 ark, 11-Riding. p UR.'WATBON,•burgeeth mid Man, Midwife, ':att India Company Al Ji• offers to seeannittlige Lai/ski an airy and retired Btu- -1 Henry Sieplied o eden, with Apernmata tnlywin, an tame fished to their cir- . m, in Bawl. , cutsiteuccs atailltuOpaJilik f tisk infontepot out to Durre s el k Lev. Pos Williams, • Zitosna=l 4 111) 111414 Humanity Moen him to !Woe and Dotter in . bb tikit hereon of concealed Pug- s, B.A. of MI Bosh. seam he Minn 'evil iholl ow application to blot, nod Coosponodee. drapes* pelkrandiserney. ' liese i and Edward ' teedia4M4 . Wasaii,lipappin and lian.Mld- Mts. were atil wife, or. to Kra . I***, Na, Caulotte•Axect, Add I orptcy, ' , s urry-Edn ,of Maid ' the *oat pointed • r. Of Cluilt Cb attendee. • ••• - -11/beee any bi MC TM *ILL. NINIIIDSCIRA;S ais per et Nurtberiek. . . ip .egelltiP. AA: .44 4 / 1 j404/41 6 1__ Mk .1 Wm& tr u t ati sad Inilialrelso• la mdilll Alt bed - 1 11 1 % Libels. . - t , .~ Dooms Priiited N o t; best vs, Leeds, lad ilia by e ßony. O. 4. Baltimore Curt, bade% A SHORT DEFENCE of th e bOC TRINI; of the DIVINI FY of CHRIST; with a Supploo out uc. taining Obfervacions upon *late Familiar De of cetisio Pants of Scripture, Price Sispeuee. Alf* by the fame Author, ' A %art Defence of the Doctrine of Atonement for flip by the Death of Citti Tr, with Kansas upon fume late Publitatikals on fit: 4‘ihjostt, Plc !a. 6d. Of whom may be had, Buriitt's F.:petition oK the New Tettament, a good ,u t i on, printed on Crown Form. Price booed ti. 21. Atfo fpeedily will be puhliflied, A New Catalogue of Boots for tBa3, by Thomas Bine % wad may he bad Of the linolkfellers is Loudon. :-1004400#2 ankum coßle4Liiiiiii." PROPPIETOIC of _this molt e xce ll ent MEDY is Co certain of its Efteacy h av i ng n ev (&.d witarlity deafen, agrees,. if it does not t reAcute tal Corns, root anti branch, TO RETURN TUE M ONEY . It wiu ppbtatiun, take off the Inflamn ia t ion i n a few hours, and &g rey effectually the Malignity without the hall haza r d. Printed Dirediolas foaled up with it. This is the celebrated I'LAIh'TER that gained fo much I . „ m i na i n Germany, and has been fold in London upward s ~-;f Fifty Year,s, with the greateit reputation. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Aitell, No. z, Finch -lan e near the Royal Exchange; and alio by Mr. Day, N o . ; , T „ ;.: took-ftreet ; Mr. Wllfon, No. 39, St. James's -Greet; Swiney, No. 21,, Pall-Mil; Mr. Ward, No. 324, lioib or , and jeboult and Co. No. zio, Orford-areet. At Brad, by Basin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printem Bath, By Hazard, boalcfel, and Rofonian, p ; n' Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Gofpott, Mr. Harding's. Liyerpool. by. Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. jones,boolfellw, Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfellee WHEN ProfeftOn s al Men of eoneaboOatid aleeiniffrain the general fyite xa b y t h e fe teattet of a peculiar Deasachs the landiou of bog c oat i nuad fuccefs is the bcft criterion et fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted mipradlco' to the ezdafivetrear• ,mint of THREE DISORDERS ; and the fueeefsful rcfvlt rt my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far at I an; able the ranges of thofe complaints which arc the malt import. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into ever: branch as an Army Strom, t formed a with et an early period of Practice to refeue als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally daa gerousprcdpitancy of gaie:al Pradlidoners. The is DISOLUSERB, to the cure of which i have de. voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEILEAL INFECT lON, whether of a recent or long duration —;44. An 10ir.41 of DEBILITY, whether arifmg from the hakti z f Schoolboys. or the indulgence of mature age, and !aft!) , tint d e . eangement of the fyilem in Women which is called BARREN. NOB or ermturn. _ _ _ liumeroua Weeks are the rcfuk of 'potence or hallo in t!. t treatment of a ample. Gonorrhea, and it not untrequently hap pens diet the keds of Life are poioned by the indifcretion of at unguarded hour. By a fuperlor method fuch complaints re catty cured, and even *hers others have failed, I truft that i may prefume to offer a radical rooftabligunent Pe*, however, are the Gal of complicated dithers io the dir oir d t r, compared with the calamitous &tattoos of Men,who Emi l Indulgence ins SOLITAR Y VICE, or the prevalent Gaie... dos of a rashiceable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility 414 is the4navoidable cor.fequence of fuch pernidons Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery, but catt fully conceals hie misfortune, it may be Game confolation for him to know, that iithough it be an objed of doubt or unser taiotv with ther Praclitioners the removal of there DEF. CIENCIES by the gradual prognks of keaovation is the acquire ment of My experience- if the rites .g Bacchus or Venus bare begun to reduce manly vigour, mee:i, anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraftion of this languid 'late, and in thrfe h cafes no great diilculties will occur. ,But where this Deficiency has for years esifted, a proper Pc. feverance is indifpimfibly requiiite to revive the flum bring fparits of Life, and to reimitsrate the Conftitntion. ' • 'MARRIED WOMEN, vibes have long been difappaintrd their et:wain:oats of jt Family, may be afrured, that is molt 'offences inch &fads are eatable by Medial The SECRECY which is To cantle' to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have prefumed to hate, form the Balls of my Pretenions, and in coincidence with fedi tileind• 'sedan is gived, that Mr DUE may be confulted penis* (or ten inclofing a (mall note) at his houfe, Nosy, Arno. . Strand, near Ter ..Bar There Is an additional entrance in Water-ireet agildning aid the name is on both the doors. DUEL Menke of the Rata I College of Stumm, iTo T. TAYLOR, Burgeon, No. 9, New Brhige-ftreet, Lomita • iEa,Edinburgh, May a, t& o. the fpring of i /94 I was afilifted with a Vene m. its) Complaint, which I treated with indifference for fir: obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician, flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by for lonic time ; but growing, in fpitc of !vice of the ftrit Gentlemen of the Faculty for two years, I was reduced to a flue aid beyond defeription, being an entirelepts, head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth. have been alternately in danger of become ' have had from 20 to 30 eating ulcers oa totally deprived of fight.—lt would be Lenlarize all my cafe—face it to fa;, will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a store.. I was long looked upon by el.! friends, and imagined myfelf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; 2124 Indeed, in my thee condition, death was preferable to my ri.';re than mill:nide. ftate. In this dreadful fi , .uation did 1 drag a re(,.*: mlferable exittence, till Davi NE PROVIDENCE threw in my w‘f a newfpaper manCitining the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —my friends read it., I epold not.,--1 fent and procurcd fomc of yea. LEAVE'S PATENT PILLS, which, by iiiltrz from time totime, any now, and havt long been, (after more than four years in defcribable dill:refs), in as j good a ftate of health as ever I dyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to GOD, ar..l hopes of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I request child. publiik this ; and yeat may at any time refer perfons, who widi tole fatisfied of the trtith of this, or further particulars', to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none ex ceed it, I have front - experience every realon to allure niant,:nd, that in your LIAKE'S PILLS they wiii find a furs, fpetay, l* .oe , and radical cure, f,r that molt dreadful ftage of the Veil:Teal Difeafe, which is called -- a a CONFIRAILD L 9. j, Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T 1109119 TA Y. to a , Member of the Royal College of Su recens in London, it his hook, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet ; where ho will giy Ai• vice, without a fee, to perfons taking thefe Pills rind will 311* fwer patients letters, if poft paid, on the fame rerar, ebfcarl^ . ing in all cafes the moil inviolable fecrecy, no Perfoa's nan-ce ;cafe haviog been mentioned, but at their own part icular rep. tl. by the Proprietor, during the courle of more than 35 Yes''' that he has had the concluding of an extenfive Idle of the abo' "medicine, and the practice arifwg therefrom. They are alfo fold, by his Appointment, for th e consrs:er'e4 of thofe living at a diftance, by Mr. Baxter, Soutb4ll,!:.!- Edinburgh ; Mr. Mennons, Printer, Glafgow, to set Mr. T. refers for his addrefs; at the Perfumer's, No. ; Alhates-ftreet, Pall-Mall ; Mr. Robertfon B'l4y-1110F Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Dilboraugles, No. 7, Fifh-dr;:. .11.1 nearly oppolitc the Monument ; Mr. Steers, Booltfeller, No. Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Gallwell's, Dublin ; an by one Perfon in every confiderable town in Great-Britain ll curt ni! Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each , foal ed up with fu ll4 _ plain Dirod . ions whereby Perfiins of either Sex may thenifelvem with eafr and fecrecy. HUGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO4VIORROW Morning 42 minutes after 3 Aftinsoon 59 minute. after___ L Printed tor Um fel uurriccurs, by JOHN Cambrareet) at theS r AII PAINTING-Or/ICC, Ne• Carerareet ; and publietc ),a ti t carVELerlfreeNtT, 3 1 ( ( :;f: at t t : t a ; . t . erbur r iceb rom rerce.Tuosite-Ber ; to which Office all cor..tatuil • OttloWi Inr the torroe ere requited t• be stooths ; butwas then Whafat • temporary ft roe: psis) applications) all ‘loticine and the adi Doer r ta . tei:Z r i e dl ail ' from lical ' '. awn, &c. ha In* *las • in ',tort, I I my . body, Ind nearly. n voinitanous to particula never was, or ever will more complicated SUM . . . , `ti's \..