Star. — London, England, 1806-10-28 00:00:00

111., "VERINICIIMIINC TO THE HON. LORD WILLLIM GORDON, , • DEPUTY RANOER Of HYING PARK, acc. ke. MY Loan, 1 beg leave t addrers your Lot-4111;p on a fultjetl which I make no doubt her hitherto efcaoed your no. ice, but when introduced to your attention, will, I feel confident, atone for the liberty I take. I am one, my Lord, among hundreds of his Ma ., fobjed., who have occafinn almnft daily to go through the g.tte of Hyde Park, oppofite Stanhope. Orem. his opened by a poor, lame, ragged wretch, who remains there the whole day, without any the Bighreft covering, there not being eves a watch box to Brehm him from the cold, wind, and rain. Permit me to alk you, my Lord, if it be fuitable to the dignity of his Majefly, or the nation, to fuffer a miferable being, certainly only calculated to !re • the porter of a workhode or an infirmary, to execute the office of gate-keeper to Hyde Park ; or if it be, is it not moll icancialoos and cruel to Coffer him to be f t eapofed to all the inclemencies of the weather, and to abide the pelting of the pitylefs norms ? A poor diflreffed Black was his predeceffor, who, unable to bear the cutting cold winds, I am informedt is releafed by death from his miferable poll ; the pre fent poor fellow will Coon follow him, unlefs Come care be taken. I enquired the other day hoer he was paid, and was informed he depended entirely on the eleemofinary kindners of the public. Wretched roan! how many hundreds pafe daily through the gate without feeling for thy unhappy lot ? and (hall it be • laid that the gate of the King of England, through which the Gentry, Nobility, and Royalty continually pats, is opened by a beggar, who fulifißs on alms • This entrance is as much frequented as either of the others, which are provided with elegant lodges, and every convenience, and the porters with appro. priate falaries. Why lhonld the opening of Stan hope-Rceet gate alone be attended with delay. be (of •fend to intuit the feelings, and excite the pity and difguk of paffeagers ? I Ihould be extremely lorry, if what I have Paid &odd tend to deprive the poor man of his bread, m nothing but extreme neceffiry could induce him to (ohmic to fuch a fituatioa. He is diligent, patient, attentive, and of long Coffering, and therefore molt truly deferves every proper confideration. I rather hope, that my obfetvations may lead to his being better provided for in Come way more Coked to his abilities, and the prefervation of his life ; and that a lodge, or at leak Come place of flicker, may be erec ted for the benefit of whoever may be appointed to do the duty. My Lord, I have long felt fore on this fubjea The approaching cold weather has roofed my feelings, and forced me to make this appeal to your Lordfhip, which I would have taken the liberty of doing in a ptivate communication, but that I thought the fend wients of an individual on a public concern more like ly to be attended to when comin through a public and regrettable channel. a. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. Friday A. Mallen:is was indißed for an affault upon Sir W. Moore, Bart. on the I eth of May la& The Baronet Rated, that in purfuance of an agree ment he had concluded with the defendant, in 1804, he had been in poffeffion of a key of a hnufe, No. 36, Mary la bonne-nreet, in which he refided as a lodger. Lan Chrinntas he received a notice to quit at Lady day, which he did nor obey, confidering it illegal.— On the firn of April laR , a lodger, who lived beneath him, quitted the honk, and, in confequence of his not leaving the door fattened, the Baronet put a chain actofs it infide. On the fame day the brother of the prefent occupier, alked the Baronet what he meant by chaining the back of the door ? The Baro net replied, he had only his own fecurity in view, bet if he did not like that mode of cnnfervation, he Mould put a lock upon the door. This he did, but be was compelled to take it off again, end for 33 days the boufe remained in an infecure Rate, the door being defended by neither lock nor chain. The Baronet, upon this, went to the defendant, Mr. MAC- L kaiak, whom he Rill conceived to be the landlord, in order to Rate his cafe; but Mr. Mackenzie told him he had nothing to do with the houfe. and defir ad Wm to leave the place. Here the Baronet re qmelled the Court and Jury to mark what he meant to Pate—Mr. Mackenzie ufed him rudely, though be aid not kiwi him dean; but there were ways enough of bassdhq a man row:* without knocking him down. If it fhouid pleafe the Jury to find a verelia agaitift the defendant, he trolled the Court would sallow him (the profesutot) his typesets. — The Court told him that was inspotEble. " Then," replied the Baronet, " I find that point's fettled." Mr. Kel&Pf. on behalf of the defendant, proved that no affauk whatever had been committed. Mr. histakeazia had done no more than he was entitled to do, which was merely unstring the Baronet to the door. The Jury found the defendant—Not Guilty. Saturday "'obis Dailey and Jells Draw, journeymen (word cutlers, in the employment of Mr. Proffer, Charing Croes, were indiled for Reuling various firmed. 'silts, &e. on the 24th of September. The cafe wax fully proved, and the Jury found the 'Kilo ners Guilty. The profecutor than addreffed the Court, Rating his extreme anxiety for the familiesof the men. He Humid feel highly gratified could mercy in any way he extended to them, as he was convinced they were not old offenders. The Court Oidared diem to be imptifuned three months each, with a . fuitable admonition not to pot themfxlves again in the power of the Court, as if they did fo, they would be inevitably tsanfported. A man named ilyrel was brought before the Court by the officers...; St.. James's pai till, charged with de. feting his wife, and lowing her to be firpported at itt espenee. Ha denied the charge, aid. Rated that Ms ribbed runaway from him twelve years ago.— The woman.. who was in the crowd, hearing this alpeefion on bee fame. came forward and retorted upon her (pouf', by afferting that he had run away from her fourteen years (ince ; three days after which the had been br ought to bed of / daughter, to whom fur now principally owed.her fupport. She denied that the bed ever eloped from him,as ten years elapf. ed without her knowing where he was ro be found. tige had married her when (he was a fervent girl ; his aunt Jake/ the coaneetion, and excited him .to Itreat her badly. TS* attat masa Mamie of fortnne, and had lately even him Boot Rock. She therefore contended that her kutband ought never to have de ferred her in the firit inftanee ; and that now be ought to prJvide for ber by a weekly allowance, as (he was not much inclined to live with him again.— The Couutel for the hulband endeavoured to invali date the effei of thefe obfervations, by ailing her whether the had not travelled the country for years in man's attire ? This queliion (he anfwered with re luflance, but her reply was very pointed. She faid, when The had been deferted by her natural protee• tor, the did not choofe to run the rill( of being in fished by other men—and for the purpofe of keeping herfelf pure and immaculate (he had atfomed the i drefs of a man, and in that difguife had earned her living. Some converfation took place between the Court, Ayres, and his wife. He faid he fhould be happy to take her home again ; but to this propofition the de murred, by Rating, that he had no home. He at length agreed to take her to a lodging he was about to hire ; and the parties left the Court feemingly pretty well fatisfied with each other. Hicks, a hair dreffer, employed by the 82. roach Dc Minekwitz, aGerman Lady, was convicted of awaking her Ladyfhip. He had debauched a female fervant of the Baronet's, for which the die charged him. He came to her houfe, and groGly abufed her Lady(hip ; and, as the was going to Marl boroughAreet, to procure an officer to take him up, he Bruck the Baronets, in the arm, two violent blows on the arm and on the breaft. He was found guilty, and was bound over to keep the peace. A gaol delivery then took place ; and among the partners !fit at liberty, was Sarah Powell, a jaw, woman, for the jfiiesb time. The Chairman faid, the had not been :en day: out of prifon for the lad fevers years. MIDDLESEX SESSION S. Yeflcrday Mr. TM,a, Morgan, an Attorney, of Gray's Inn, was indicted for alTaulting a Taxia theter of his dicifion, named Thomas Gould. From the evidence of the Profecutor, it appeared that he had frequently called at the chambers of the traverfer for one guinea, being the Hair-powder 'FYI, dint! that Mr. Morgan told him he was exempt from the Tax, being a Yclunteer, and frequently promif od to produce his certificate, but never did; and that the profecutor at length took with him a broker to; the Chambers, to feize and fell effects to the amount, but was prevented by Mr. Morgan's Clerk, who paid the demand. In a few days afterwards, Mr. Morgan met him in Gray's Inn-lane, and called him to ac count ; fome altercation earned, and Mr. Morgan beat him feverely. Mr. Morgan, in his defence, faid the profecutor knew he was exempt, and for that rearm he had not paid him the tax for the two preceding years; that the only carafe of delay in producing his certificate, was owing to a change of Officers in his Corps, in con fequence of Lord Else ix g's elevation to the Chan cery Beach. The Jury, however, p.onounced him Guilty, and Mr. Morgan was fined 3s. 4d. A man named Strom was convicted of an aWault upon John Benfon, Headborough of Norton Falgate, for throwing a quart pot at his head, when he came to quell a riot in the public houfe where the prifoner was drinking.—Sentence—Ss-uea days isorfloament Several other affaults were tried, of no general im portance. LONDON SESS lONS. Mr. Simon Cock, a refpeflable merchant, who oc cupies a houfe for his bullock in the vicinity of Finf bury-fquare, but in which he does not 'elide, was in dined by the Maginrates of Tower Ward, at Guild hall, for refuting to perform the duties of an overfeer in his parifb, to which he was nominated at a parifh vent'', and appointed by the Magifirates. Mr. Cock retied his defence upon the plea of non refidence, and his liability to a fimilar nomination in the parifh where he did refide ; and he obferved, that he was not the kind of perfon likely to rein this no mination merely to lave a fine of id. which would exempt him from the fervice ; he objeded merely on the ground of junice. The Rscoanaa, however, told Mr. Cock, that all the Court hadco try now was, the fat of his refufal or agreement to ferve the office agreeably to the ap pointment of the Magifirates. His plea of non-refi deuce thould have been urged in the fit n inflance in an appeal to them ; but now, and in that place, it came too late, and was inadmiffible. Mr. Cock, by the advice of bit Counfel, Mr. Cossy, fubmitted, and was fined tol. At one o'clock the Petit Jury was difcharged, and the Court proceeded to the examination of appeals ; the mon curious of which was upon a charge of bal. tardy, (worn again° a Gentleman of mon rein :gable charailer and fituation in life, by a girl who had been a fervant in his family. The Gentleman denied any connection with the girl that could lead to fuch a refult ; but the appear ed to fubliantiate the charge, and, in the courts of a very long and ludicrous examination by Mr. ALM, was led to acknowledge, that the charge, as again° her mailer ' was wholly unfounded ; that the hale p aver did not re° his birth-right upon the authority of eat father; but that he was, in the language of tht bookfollere, a coatileths, or a kind of Variorum edi tion ; and that the illegitimacy of his birth was corn penfated by the number of his fathers; for that he was the nett proceeds writing from the lady's commerce with a parsnei/hip of lovers, confining of her me:ter's footman, and /Ivo others lin the neighbourhood, of the fame rank ; and that her only realon for (wearing the child to her mailer was, that °bethought he could afford to be the ben father to it. The original cony ieti on ins, confequently, annulled. BIRTHS. On Sunday, the 26th Infant, the Lady of Admiral Willi*, of Redgram HaU, Suffolk, of a lon and Iscir. On Tuefday lalt, at Leaden Park Haute, near Colcheller, the Lady of Captain Mercy, Royal Artillery, of a fon. In Haupt Meet, Dublin, the Lady of the lion. Boyle Maquiere, of a too. DIED. On Friday eyeing. at 01 4 0 Vt Houle, Hae►ney, In the 9t ft lett' of hir age, .1 homes araidwood, tiff. formerly of Edinburgh, emi sent!) , difttngullbed for the difeovery and fueoefsful prattle., of the art of Initrueilng the ' , cif and Dumb. MOH WATER AT LONDON MIDGE TO-MORROW. Mani Sag . . '9 Atlanta after 3 Aflfes • • 37 &UMW stk./ 3 "';~' . , , WAROWEISSINO PIO IVA I.l' !left* - - •CAPITAL MANORS rat PA/MIN; . • TO ST SOLO BY AUCTION, on TUESDAY, the ofta, D%Y d NOTIMIOR At the ANGEL INN, Ai.Cll3lllft, by Thee o'Claa in the AfterMem, k th e Nine (fulled to ludo Conditions lb Will be that penberi). ALL thofe the MANORS of Kt ARTON, HASELOR, 204 iTALCOTT, near ALCESTER, to the County of wgrmet, *lti the Codas, lasts, and Settllcia, thertatty : Am' alio all Moth Capital and hlstsif Valuable FARMS, with Nada einelltot hod rideitarial *Wk. dad 011tlin MOM ellftliasi In oat Settra Toollelth bbatitiletiooll hereinafter mentioned, via. TENANTS. 1'11014MM: Clestartray; radio Mari Pam • 5 3 19/11Mun ehattaway, Farm, Waft, - 3 !Rlchard Cbattaway, Attas Farm - - 6 4 ,Etteeutors M Peter Mike, Little Also Fara s •liamuel iluifery, Little Alm Farm • &Moil Hemmings, Great Ake Fawn • Samuel Hemmings, Hatellor Oroinfl Para g Thomas Webb, Hafetar Farm, Mawr, lke. Thomas Forty, Kinwarton Farm, soul Manor, kr. 9 Ditto, aad Great Aloe Grounds WattAlaa I Nader Totab 136 1 s 6 170 3 0 • ad; s ! a7l 3 I uz , I,' Se S 0 ssi • MS 1i sti s s ass 1 0 to s . *Cs t 110 1 1 ata a a 124 t 19 I tot o is 3 2 1 3C .2 3 It 1 1 745 3 34 I , . .......... The above Manors and Fft ate. abound with dune. and lie compad in a v e ry fertile Diftairl, on the River Abbe, Ina aloft bans. tiful part of the Country. with fituatioos commanding the molt yitturtfrue Sealnly, oVer the grand and fsperb Gallant of Ragley Hall, and the delightful Vale of the Arrow ; and early adjolnlng to the market town of Marker, and withal lout milks of the market towns of Stratford at Avon, and Healey, I. Arden. Specifications and Plans may be had by applying at *Offices of Mr. lair* Lind Agent, at Warwick, and No ta, Carty-aiesta Lonlon; and to view the Eltate apply to Mr. George Whifell, the Bogie et Malta, or to the Taunts on the fpot. LONDON MARKETS. RETURN of WHEAT be Mark-lane, including enlyfress the 13th of °debtr to the allth of Oftober--Total 8553 %o ten. Average 7sa 40.—M. oid. lower than lift ream. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the sla of Oetobm to the 17th of Cant a, Tota4—so.4go facks--Average 735. 51d. as. lit higher than hit return. PRICE OF •lAIN •N 10A/D Slip •6 010111 Wheat 545 1 / 1 41 745 Soften 76$ Ito od Fine 716 84s Bitdrolths to fits a Superfine 86s Us Grey Pass • 36s pas od Fine Effie: White, &e. 89$ OA Dams, 3s. 5 I s Rye, new 36$ 43_$ Tlek Soma, 32$ 430 04 Barley 38$ 464 od Oats ass a *. 2661 Malt 70$ 7Se Pam& 3f6 55t od Whits Peas 450 611 F liked est to al. pm left PRICE OF t OPS. NAOS. POCarrs. Kent . 41 ice to 51 0 Kat - 41 up to a os Sulks - 41 40 to 51 os Sulky - 41 106 t• 51 50 Urn 31 16s to 51 36 Farellem 81 Ils to 91 to PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET, New Bags 41 101 , 1 0 5 1 3 0 1 Nal', 41 15$ to 51 sas PRICES OF HAY AND aTRAW. St. james'e. Whiteehapel. Hay perload 3 to 0 to 4 it 0 Hay par load 3 to to 5 0 Sonar a i 9 o to a 8 0 Straw 1 16 to s 6 Clover 4 ID NIS 111 PRICE OP OAT AND STRAW IN 19147Nri110. Hay, - 31 tot to 41 tot !Clover 31 tot to $1 5$ New Do. ol ci to ci osi Straw, a a to sl Its SMITHFIELD MARKET, Oarther s 7. To fink the offal—pc:Rae of 81b. Had 3$ od to m 64 4 1 Veal 4i od to s a a d tt Muon 0 dd to is sd Pork 4$ gd to 0 lid Lamb 40 4 to so 64. •ILAD or tarns Tall Dll. Bala, about 27oo—Sise7 and Lambs. rspoo. NEWOATE and LEAD NHALL, Odlobcr s 7. Per Bone of 81b. by the weak. Beef se 64 to 40 od j Veal 36 od to p od MOMS St 44 to 42 63 Pork 4$ &I to 5$ 84 Lamb 4$ to p od. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market p 7d Town Tallow 68$ od to Co Clare Market 3$ 744 Yellow Rullia 59, to .-4 od Whitechapel Market White ditto pa od to 57, (per *MC of 81b.) 31 644 Soap ditto 56$ to not od Melted Stuff 48$ to 49$ od to 9d Ditto rough ps od to to Average Price 3$ 74 Greens in od Good Dregs los to os Yellow Soap, 76s—Mottled,86i—Curd. 90 Puce of Cavan per dam, los 64—Moulds, its 6.1 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Eutta,so to 561 b each 134 to 254 Ditto, 100 to 651 b sad to Ad Blenheim Backs a 144 to to s i t Dreffing Hides 184 Fine Coach Hides acid to erg Crop Hides for Cutting aid to 134 Fitt Ordinary i 74 to aid Calf SHoo, 30 to alb pie done 28. to Oat Ditto Soto plb_ 364 to 411 Ditto 70 to lob acs to 360 Small Seale (Greeolead) par lb. p od to ^s 34 Large ditto roes to 240 s per do s. Tanned Hork Hides ii• to 35$ each COUNTRY MARKETS. PliCti or 01•116• T TNt frol.Lowillo N Lantosvoca.--Whest ass 6d to 9os od pm Quarter. Batley. 404 cd to 441 od lanI an Bos 36$ od to 41s od Oats sy• od to 30 od Peale 00. Od to 000 od AdAiDiN•RAD.+Whilat 760 od to 911 od per O. Earley 43a od to 44$ od Beans sos od to 521 od Oats 3oe od to 31k od I Peak 55s od to 006 C6l HSNLIT.—VataI 706 od to 941 od per O. Barley 37$ od to 45$ od I Seats 48$ od to 56$ od OMs 27$ od to 131 ad Peak con od to tot od Navrovotr.—Wheat yes od to op od per (tr. Earley 42, od to 46$ od I Beans pe tel to 54s od Oats 29$ od to 35$ od Peak sos od to 330 04 It ram ea.—Wheat 76s od to 9p od per Qs. Earley 38s cd to 448 al I &ant eis od to 52$ od Cats sas od to 38s od Peak 47$ 04 to 55. od COAL MARKET, Ckftobor 27. Skips at Market Skips fold Price 43 Idevreattle Coal s 9 42$ od to sp (4 7 Sunderland 6 44s od to 41. od 3 Cinders - s 35s od to 001 04 By Other at the COMMtnnetre,--.. of Praia= Skips sod Cures, By T. TINDALL, At disclaim lon, Wernoetk, on Thbrfthey, Notembef 611, THE Brig FREDERICK, about one 'laniard and fifty toot miner, Fran Marenago to Orytall, =aro. amend as Prise to hli MORT. After which MU be foil bet CAROO, confining af alitil tab banana tons of Ille of !Ile Salt. For Particalars apply to /dam T. N. and N. Roblisitha o jek; or to T. TINDALL, Broker, IR The Sall toliegbs at eleven o'clock in the fomthathil• a t In purfuance of diredlions from the Comnailloarri for Property. At the London 'titans, Forhote.trect, Plreamth, ou 'Mean She lath at lievanbis nest, by Ten reeled! In the Fargpthegy THE PRUSSIAN GALLIASS FLORA.--• Length on Deck yS ft sln. Breadth above the Wales $3 s Depth in the Hold to S Adneedures 18t v 7-94 Tons. PRUSSIAN GALLIASS AMPHITRITE. Length on Deck 8a ft- o ia. Breadth above the Wales an Si Aileen:dares est 91.94 Tons. PRUSSIAN BRIO FORTUNA. Length 6 / It 4 ith • 3 Breadth 59 i Deplete the Hold _ . Adeleaweso 26.94 Vbs.. After die Vet*, will be fold. the fo:lovrine Geode, , as Bartels, sty Hall Ditto Ledfa Reigns. 21 Botts Cake, aid/ stone 8010 l& 18 Halt ditto Currants so Cake 6 Quarter ditto Ditto Liquorice Cats Ordinary Oil of Oliva t Celt Birbertble 3 . Ditto Curio Onsets 26 Bales ditto Lamp, * l i r s Ditto Celia Fifth 3 Do Orange aid Lank fl Ditto Abitt Gales 6 Mao Smyrna Cater. Being th; pert of the Carp of tke Dana Ship NORSURO, ceadetoned as Prtaan Property to the Crown. After the SALE of the NORIDIRO's CARGO will be SOLD, Aiwa ayo Taus Liverpool Rack Sad. So Tons White Salt. • ' The Fotire CARGO of the PrutEan Ship ARuu, to the Crown. V.l • For Catalopm and psrtkulan, apple to • Mr. JOHN HAV. KER, Merchant, Nisi, Plynaowtb, Odbober as, :Soo. At du London Tavern, PtAbode-ftrect, Pippo* an Friday tiali tatb of November out, by to &Okada* the torenoon, THE FOLLOWING (100D8, Vika 313 Caret Curranu, 3 Carat Cordials, To Calks Turpentibe, a Calk* Crean. at Tartar, as Cake containing zz Pampas's Mesta, 1573 Pieces yellow Dle W4rid. 134; tbe Indite cargo of the Dirtlfts Pdp SW AMU., cordeems to Ida MaJefty's Illp Druid, P. B.V. Broke, Ern. Conaniaindkr. For Catalogues and other paniculars application kr to Mr. JOHN HA,Wit.ER, Alachua, • Plymouth, Oitaber 7. Oak Um* of a Letter from Mrs. It. S. Sraustires, of Deildhefferi her Father, Melling the unparalkkd cacefiency of Hallam's Concentrated Extradt, or Anima qtjaffla, the moft fpeedy and Me anal Relloradve in ell cafes of General Debility, Nervous Al fetlock Trebling, filddlocia, Want of Appetite, its .—Pre. pared by R. Kim". Colchefter, Sept. t, doe. DEAR FATHER, it is with pleafure I inform you that I en quite recovered from my late (minus indifpolt , don, and that you will inform Mr. Kemp I cannot fuffiderttly do. (tribe the *teas Odle Anima %Alta Poe fix weeks I ems esst. fined by a Nervous Fever, with Diddines of the Head, *comps. sled with many other unpleafant fymptoms, which deprived me of my reit, and made mefo extremely weak, that I thought my moem plaint tndy dangerous—Happily the Anima %lank brought me again about t I had taken but three Fills when I band my ltoonack conilderably relieved, and that grcateit of bleffinp, appetite, aphis reitorol. By perfeverante In taking the Pins try conflltation was improw. ed, and my health wittily eaabliated. As I wondered my care dangerous, I think the the virtues of the Anima Q_ualna cannot le too publicly known. I rennin yours truly, E S. SPALDING. Sold wbolefale and retail by Shaw and Edward*, No. 61, St. Pad's Church-yard —Obferve, none are genuine that have nist their addrefs engraved on the Stamp. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. T HE advantage the P u bli c mull always derive from regularly educated profeflonal men dirseUng 'haat exclufively their (ladies to nee fperdes of malady, was never more clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled liaccefi which has attended the adminftration of their New Remedy, and the extra ordinary Cures It has performed. For a long feria of years Mears. CURRIE! and Co Surgeons, formerly in hie Mayfly's Service, have made the VENEREAL DISEASE the particular obJed of their Inveftigatlon, and are happy in having difooverect a Medicine (ulterior to Mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is fidietent to obferve in praife of this New Remedy, that Its streets are diametrically impolite to there of Mercury, for though it eom. pletely eradicates every veftige of the Virus In is moll confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the kali injure the eonttitution. On the contrary it renovates the fyßem in all its natural fundions, pro. motes appetitt,and facilitates digeltion. Thus hand of reducing a firms turd vigorous confthution to the frightful condition that Mercury does,it not only preforms that coma, utlon In its prim(- ' tire Rate, hot refines a weak and debilitated one to its natural ' firength and vigour. Nomberkft intlanees are on recent record of the fuperiar efficacy of thin Medicine, its Inherent and (pectic virtues adieus as a perpetual eorreCtive to bodily Debility, whe ther proceeding from the pernicious habits of deluded youth, or the exceffes of maturity--irnprodeneks which often embitter the matrimonial itate.Tbeunba pry fufferer broods over his misfortunes, alhanted to reek relief, until he is reduced to Inch a fate of weak nefs as to render life oppeelbve. To loch 'mime It molt be a con feting refieetion to know that they may now by a new and infalli ble mode of treatment be irritated to that veateft of aU human bielfings, a along, meaty, and vigorous contlitulion. In all cafes of Debility and I)efickney from whatever eaufe aril ing, as well as in every (pixies of Venereal Isifedion, Mahe. Currie and Co. may Be cortfulted by Patients of either Sea with Ithe itreateft feerccy and honour, at their houle. No. toy, Hatton Darden.—Letters (peft paid) enelofinu a bank note, will be dilly anfwered, and the 'Kearny Medicine and advice lent to any part p l f the kingdom. IN prnfelling myfelf a regularly educated MEM bee of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS In LON. DON, I think it Incumbent on me to Spiry, that my Diplom from the College of Surgeons. u well as CertlBcates from the Hufpitals, and various Profeffors under whom I fludied Phyfie„ Surgery, and Midwifery, beechen, fbr year, placed in one of my Parlours, open to the iidPeCtioe of any oak who happens to be there, or Is &Seoul of loch examination. TUIRTECN YIAIS !have refigned all other Predict, for the Study and Treatment Of YEN ZRIAL COMPLAIN Tiand DIIIILITr —but it was not till !bad experience as an Army Surgeon and Ge. rend Praditioner, that t thought myfelf )unified in the &leaden of this peculiar branch. The concentrated force of the him= Intact% when direeted to a particular point,. mutt aequlre Nye. dotty within the circle edits own aCtiort,and a long r ore nued fro. eel's, is *decided proof, that my ethers have not It., n let. bent. Acid to others than advantageous to myfelf. The &Reefs and lb, mifery which arife from a ft rrAi, dente• dye habit, fit pernitl, us to fctioolboys, have bur 1 , , guest ly pour. toyed by the moralifla of the age. rut it in r of every PraCtitioner, when called opon, to relieve fuck fon' ~ 1 1s. by Medi. cal Affiftance ; and It is the acquirement ad me .sAufive caps. riente in this line to uffcr in every (wheats a faie and certain sr eflabliibment. In Bight cafes of deficiency produced by five Hying, refidenceltt warm Climates, or too much indulgent e of leduetive Pardo--a, sod in all recent Venereal Complalrits.early application infures its Im mediate cure. But in the moft complicated Cafes of Delmar r accompanied by fever or Diforders of the (yam arifing from no g/edlad infedtion; fume perfeverance is indlipcn(sMy regulate fbr the rc-arrtraation of the Conititution and reltorsti.m to Ma/th and vigour.ln all cafe. with either fee, the moit table fecrecy is oblerved, and the terms of remuneration arc plainly Rated ow UM fiat interview. MARTIN bREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon, In London, No. 2 9, A rundel - ftrert. btesnel, near Trtnple Bar. There is %additional entrance in Water.lireet adfolntag —All letters from town or country are stapcdted to contain a bank note N. II Amy Gentlemen of the flat refpeßahlilty who have ea rthe benefit of this (WV/ Malleinc, have partleulatfy de. ale reference may he given to thins to [misfit 'het:god of 6Dy perfon of the real utility of this truly important di[oo►ery. No. ao7, Hatton Garden. 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