Star. — London, England, 1812-04-07 00:00:00

1 4 LONDON SASSIUNS. • • t Yesterday these Sessions commenced, before the LORD MA TOII, Recoils:set, &c. R. nwer was indicted for a misdemeanor, in at tempting to bribe $. Davis, 'one of 'the turnkeys of Newgate, to liberate Mr. Skrne, then lying under a charge of felony in that jail. . Samuel Davis stated, that a short time after 'the commasnent of Skene to Ncwgate, the prisoner, who is a seetaringnein, came to the witness, at Newgate, and pressed him tiro with him to a public-house in' the neighbourhood; the witness, at length, agreed to go, after he had locked up his prisoners for the night. The prisoner, after sore conversation, told him that Skene was a particular friend of his ; that the witness had it in his pde er to do him great ser vice if he would ; and that he should be handsomely considered for his trouble. Witness, supposing he meant some indulgence within the prison, asked what. service as he should be glad to render him any lit tle kindness in his power. The prisoner then etplain iii,ebat his object was to obtain Skene's release from the prison, which the witness could effett if he chose; and which if he would do, he should be compensa- Etai most liberality : thistle should have a considera ble Min of reineas in hand, amply sufficient to make amends for the less of his employment ; and that a comfortable pros's% at for himself, wife, and children, should he made for life. The witness directly and positively refused to accede, for any consideration, to such a proposal; and they parted : but the witness, on his remits • to the prison, communicated what had passecrto Mr. Hardy, principal clerk to Mr. New man, the head gaoler ; who desired, that if the pri soner came again to the gaol, he might be brought whim. The prisoner called the next day ; and Mr. New man being apprised, took him into a private room, and after remonstrating with him on his attempt, the prisoner said there was no harm done and re. Tinned the rustier might drop; but Mr. Newman said that was impossiblq r '('hat it was his duty to prosecute the prisoner; but that he did not wish to do iteineliceively. Mr. Neeinian accordingly pre ferred a bill of indictment against him,. which was fAnnd by the Grand Jury, sit . the last Session.: A few slays ago the prisoner, who was net on re egni settees, calker 'again on Mr. Newman to be advisel by him - huw to act, as he was kind enough to say he wished not to prosecute him vindictively. Mr. New smen said, he must decline offering him any advice tee w the subject, but referred him to his own. law advisers. • Mg. &LIMY, Counsel for the defendant, contended that there were no words on the face of the indict ment to support the present charge. There must be a specific criminal act alledged and set forth, in in telligible language, on the lace of the indictment.— Here the crime charged. was the endeavouring, e by every means in the defendant's power," to seduce, kc. Now it might sa happen, that ALL the means in the defendant's power. though exerted by him to the utmost. might not be sufficient to constitute a charee at felony, in which case there would not be on el; face of the indictment such a charge as would support it. Such bcingthe case,end there being here no vecific wr'rds which necessarily inferred criminality, theindictitient, he submitted, must tall to the ground. The only other argument he could submit, eidier to the Court or Jury, was in mitigation of. unishment. The crime imputed to the person whose liberation the defendant was undoubtedly proved to have endea vote ed to procure, was not one of those offences v. Lich were ranked anieng what are termed mala in u '--it was not an offence punishable by the law of Gun. At this moment, among the nations on the Conti nent, there were several where it was net regarded as an offence ranking among the higher class of crimes ; and even in this country it was nut till the last reign •that it was male a capital felony. The defendant therefore might, however erroneously, have supposed that in promoting the escape of such a man as Mr. Skene,,he was not guilty of an offence at all to be compared with the offence pf one who let loose upon the public a murderer, or a midnight robber.—The defendant, too, he was informed, was a relation of the unfortunate gentleman, whose escape he had at ti mpted to favour—a gentleman, except in the unfor tunate instance which had occasioned his commit :pea, of the most unexceptionable character, and !c -lime kable only for his benevolence and humanity.— Such a character could not have failed to be fully ap preciated, and his faults to be viewed with a lenient eye, by the defendant, who has been a sailor, and who possessed so truly a benevolent heart, that he had twice thrown himself into the ocean, while the ship in which he was, was under weigh, and had, on each occasion. been successful in saving the life of a fellow . creature with whom he was not tonnected. The defendant received an excellent character horn respectable wiusesses. The Re( °mien, in addressing the Jury, expressed it as his opinion, that there was nothing in the objec tion to the wording of the indictmeut, which suffici ently pointed out an offence, and which offence had been dearly proved in evidence. As to the situation of Mr. Skene, his rank and prospects in life, and the powerful ti lends he had—they were all aggravations 'of his guilt, and of the offence of the present defen dant, who would have favoured his escape ft om pub lit justice. What would have been said of the law sat this country, the proudest boast of which was, that it took equal cognizance of the rich and of the poor, if this powerfuland richly allied man had been mulcted to escape, *ldle a poor man, for the same offeuee, in urred iertain death. • The:wry found the defendant Guilty. The RECORDER declared the sentence of the Court w be, after due consideration ofahe circumstances of the ease, and to deter others trim the commission of similar offences, shat the defendant do pay a fine of .4E50, be imprisoned in the jail of Newgete . El calendar nwntiss, and do, at the expirAtion of that. time, find sustties to keep the peace Cur one year. The defendant addressed the Court, begging that they. weuld r, ,ye t hiegooducss to ov their sentence, and to banish him at once to. Botany Bay. Ittiad been truly said, Wit tro man, however .pure his Principles,. :. could expett, on his return from confinement for any . knettli of time in .a common piston, to be. an ohject of reuse pc. confidence. For h. own part, he was sa- e tis fire he could not long eltist,.asn4pg -such people as he had'seen . iin Neweate. As to thefin*, - although kir was a pour man, and Wrought hard for what little he possessed, which was all earned by his own ten fingers, that he considered, comparatively speaking, as of no moment.. The RECORDER informed the Deilniclant that the Court had alreadf considered the case in all itt bearings, and deemed the sentence which had been pronounced, the lightest of which tk.e case wuuld ad- mit, not in relation to the defendant, whose situation they deplored, but as holding out an example to others to bewire Orsuch attempts in the City of London. `Mr. ALLAY, on reckoning the Jury, observed that they consistel ofl3, whereas 12 is the legal and esta blished number. On this ground he submitted, that the verdict w.ts void. 411GH WATER AT LONDON 11R WOE ' . 1111111011,ROW: Marning • Afternoon ti *nutty After 11 BY irtr.K INC 's ROYAL LETTERS PACENT. The RIX'ORDER said, the prisoner had the 13th in addition. One too tew would have been fatal to the verdict, but one too many did not invalidate it. Mr. Newman, with that humanity for which he is distinguisheJ, gave dig cc:ions, the moment the de fendant was carried to prison, that' he should be ac commodated on tl c State-side, in the manner most agreeable to himself. GODBOLD's VEGETAPI.E BALSAVF, FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPI lONS, AND ASTHMAS. •. •'1 'HIS Medicine has now been_ esublished , for nearly 50 years, and is allowed, from a taanultatlon of many eminent Physicians, to be the only efficacious remedy en be deo' pended upon for curing the Above complaints,*Pwards of 10,000 manuscript certificates of surprising cures, Man die greatest sw , specsability, may he seen at the Proprietors, as under, and with i such a noble and distingnished pa. ronage, as no other Medicine has ever been lornoured with. 'lbis Medicine has - airier been t known to fail when taken on thefirst wtack, ou which netniant She 4 following Nobility recommend it to be kept In all • • • I The Most litshk the Marquis of Lothian, tae Right Ifsets, Viscount Dudley and Ward, the Right Hon. Lords Macdoieti I. Grantky, Font -wile, and Miinntford, the Right I lon. late Iris countess Dudley and Ward, 14ov/titers Gratitley, lvhnojN, . had lorteseue, Lady Appreece ; Sirs Francis Blake, .the. Ni se tla SW , I luLn Cognill, and George Armstrong, Barts.; Geltl:.al> 1J u) le: and Drouly ; Colonels taker, Deb itn, I.enni, N.B. Advice gratis every day (Sundays excepted) ai rte. t, Blomsbury-square, front Eleven till One; where the ill./ fiesta may be seen, and the Medicine had, wholesale and r rt.ir 1; like wise retail at every principal Medicine Warehouse is r to Kin g . dam, where a Treatise may be had. A singular circtimstance is stated in the case of Wyet, of Fowey, convicted of the murder of Valen tine, the Jew. The prisoner was brought up to re ceive sentence onThorseay, and Mr.JusticeCIIAMBRE, supposing it to be Friday, sentenced him to be exe cuted on the Monday. The Act of Parliament enacts, that persons convicted of murder shall be executed within 48 hours after their conviction ; they arc there fore generally tiled on the Friday, in order that they may have the benefit of Sunday, which is a dies non. The sentence, however, not being conformable to law, as it allowed a longer period than 48 hours between the conviction and execution, the prisoner was brought up again on Friday, and sentenced to he executed on Saturday. The execution was respited till the Ist of May, and the opinion of the Judges is to be taken re specting the legali-v of the sentence. Tuesday came on at the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, the trial of Robert Gunn and Alexander Macdonald, alias IP hitt, charged with six separate acts of robbery on the streets of Edinburgh, on the evening of the :31st December, and morning of Ist January last ; they both pleaded guilty to the charges. Mr. SoLicrroit-GENERAL, as .public prosecutor, on accrunt of their confession, youth, and not appearing to have been ringleaders in the4ate riots, was pleased to restrict the libel to an arbitrary punishment. The Jury returned a verdict of guilty accordingly. After suitable admonition from the Lox o JUSTICE CLERK, they were sentenced to be transported for lite.— The Court then proceeded to the trial Of George Natiier and John Grotto, charged with one act of murder, and nine acts of rubbery, on the streets of Edinburgh, on the 31st December and Ist January. They pleaded not guilty as to the murder; and Na pier pleaded guilty of robbing Mr. Bruce only ; and Grotto pleaded guilty of robbing Mr. Brody only.— The &imam GENERAL also restricted this libel to an arbitrary punishment ; and the Jury returned a verdict finding them guilty of said robberies. They ; were sentenced to t 4 years trantoortatien. Bow.STßßET.—Yesterday J. M'Coul alias NIP, underwent an examination at this o!Te:e, on a charge of being concerned with H. Frc:l6l in robbing tie Paisley Bank of cash and notes to the arm not of be tween 20 and 430,000, sore since. 'The prisoner was apprehended about a week ago, and underwent an examination. The difficulty then wa-, that no person could identify him, and a communi cation was made to the bankers at Glasgow that he was in custody. Yesterday morning A. Camp!, 11, Suivrintendant of the Police at (11,o:guw, arrivi-kl, and identified the 'prisoner, who wes deliveted to his custody, to be conveyed . to Glas:;ow. Mr. Const attended for the bankers. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENt..ii. --- AN TORMS are the most frequent sour c;s of Chil dren's Diseases.—Their symptoms every tiarsent and guar dian of children shout,: be acquainted with. rary occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face., emaciation and Irregular state of the bowels, attended a'ter with viuteu; pains ; they bring on couvulsiolis; they affect tht: g: myth e and they prove fatal, by ending in a count:opt' o n ue decay. Both ai a preventative and cure of elute alarnutig e , s opt:slots, the above excellent Medicine is universally allow on the teitiniony (lithe highest characters in this country, Loth in r auk wid rev,ctabi lity, to have no equal. Their pubic apprt..Latioir, glitett to the I Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wuctienui tO their own Elmilies, stamps its tnent beyor.d ottinpvthmn, and ' gives a sanction to it, of which an other Siiedicitte of the kind can boast. Parents and othen, who have die care of e,hrld-en, should nave this remedy as a family Medicine. to resort to, what . ever the stomach or bowels of Children rot any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve... Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side. London; Sharp and Beiant, Po? &mouth ; Jones, W'estor., Antrim, anti Mallory, Portsta; Hail and Johnston, Go.port , Cole:min and Jacob, Sheerness ; Pe , h. and Ross, anti Turner, ' Hull ; tioxlaud, Conktvorthy, Nettle asn, and Go w n , , pi ) wow la ; Knott and Lloyd, and SwitineT a' ad Co. Birmingham ; and I.athbury, Liverpool; Stain•rtt and Lynch, Manchester; Trewmati e Exeter ; Smith, Mand, 'ton, Rer:ourn, Scott, and Eas , ter, Edinburgh; Baxter and M`ii.inalti, Glasgow ; Bufgen and , Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Non/deli ; Swinteu, Leices • ter; lidwarsts atid Penny, /.iv. 4, 001 t and wail by most country medicine venders. in iyoses. at, •.14, int and So. 6d. each. • WIILIANI NICIUPI rAiN, SARACEN'S HEAD LONDON. The best ilccotninodatlon for 'Ttarrilers. good liras, choict Liquors. L fil niodirste . tharges. 'l' H E following 1'05! 1 ' COACHES, KAI". - 2 . COACHES, C. Met Am from the Saracen', !had lon, Stiow-Hill. EXETER, Plynsottoa, * Ali f ernsenth,' Dorchester. Falmentie, Dartmouth, and Saheb ery. New POE Coach, entry Monitor at Fix ti(lock, with a Ou. trtl, tinsmith Honiton, Aamintuer, Brisi• port. lilandford, Bansigartuke, enel Bagshot. DOS I'ON. Spalding, Peterborongb, Stilton, an.l Huntingdon new Royal Mall Coach, sets out every Ev.nlek-...;.7oadies (rum Boston to Spßeby, Louth, Grimsby, and HII6I. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kuutatord, Stone, and I,achßeld, Post-Coach, called 'The Enerlitfon, every Evening at Five o'Clock, to B. Balthertosee, Sameen's Head Inn, Dale-street, LiverpooL Guarded Pireitir.hout. BATH and BRISTOL El ing Post-Coaches, through Chippen. ham, Calor, and Mariteiroagh, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. Mai's. the Greyhound has; !lath, and the London ‘gverii, The. mas-street, Bristol, next Mc.ruLie.-Coaches to Wells, Bridge.' water,'l'aunton, water, Taunton, &c. , LEEDS new light Coach, a.dle.l the Roekingliant, seta nut every Morning at Eight o'Cloek; a rr es Four !nudes only, and goes re. marl:ably easy, with a Cum.! tl toughout. •Phises through Stam ford, Newark, Refford. I),m:inter, and Pert ?Midge, to the . Golden Lion, Leeds, next Ito/, at Noun. Notwohoaccliog the uncommon Expeditiou of ti e. Coach, it iballow...i to hr die most agreeable and complete Pistol.; Conveyance on the North atiad, being unequalled in Accoraiirslatlon by any other. KEND.II., Lancaster , ?croon, I(irla,-1,0n..1a1e, Bolton, Chorley, Ornt.kirk, atti% Gar thug Post Coaches, every After. noon at Five o'Clock.-. Guarded. GLASGOW, Lon/ town Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, sanqu ' har. Kilo. Cumnock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Campadown Coach, Dal/y. . YORK, Newcastl-and Edaihurgh new Coach, perfonned • with aGuard thruithoet, set. out every Morning at Half-past RKIVIAN tit WHEAT in Mark-tans. Including only irons the Six rt eC a l i oc ier k to , m by w ro a v y ril l in New isi r , k r.:e lt ti e , tior, 7:sak rw a i ster, D j etting' on, I.ldof March to the 88th of March. Total 15,829 quarters. n tog t tenor a latigue from the etigui of the journey, may fi d' h 1 iv . d 1 . I an d ' l3e ..." I aienger. Average - 120e. old.--io. Aid higher than last return. rest what. time tt.ev plcaw, and then • • r o.,, , e td on waheut any ad- A RETURN OF FLOUR , pitinnal Fare. 5. (..:LA It I:, the Black Swan, Coney-street. York, Froni the list of March to the trth of March. ELM, Coaches to Suuderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and Total 10,973 sacks-Average 110 s. aid. wiser Plars. Is. lid. higher than la%t return. BRIDGENOWTH and Walsall new P.M Coach, every Price of Flour-Fine 110$. per sack. Evening. NEWGATE AND I.EADENHALL MARKET. CAkl.fil.E, Penrith, and Whitehaven Post Coach, goes with Bert 44 Od to 55 6d Veal 54 Od to 7s OS Four Horst I, and a Gward all the way. Passel through trough, Mutton 4s Ad to 5s 8d Pork 5s 4d to 6s 4S, Appleby, Urea:abridge Richmond, Catterick, kl.roughbrid g h Lamb 7.. od. to 84. Ad. Wetherhy; Aterb,rd, Doncaster, and Grantham (tar nearest COAL-MARKE.I - , April 6. way by eiglsteeu nubs). Set, out every Morning, and performs Ships at Market Sold Prices. the journey with tke greatest facility. Parieugers de-alned on 52i Newcastle 41* 41s. Od. to 514. 9d. ~ . the road by business, or pleattire, have the peculiar advantage of 1 Euoderland - I 4es. 6d. to Otis. sou. their scats hying o•cured in the Heat Coach. ratccsor 01,AIN AT THE FOLLOWING HAMMIEST. Clik.S . Mit and PAR KG.4:IT. hew Post Coach, Daily. r."'CLIPaII, a new ?lying Post Coach, en York, sunderland, DA fING6TO K x Apnll.-Wheat 148 s Od to 14es Od per Quarter. Barley 601 Od to 67, Od I Beans 6111 Od to 6s. od Newcastle find Edinborgh, carries Four Insides only, every Af- Oats 40. Od to 454 Od Pease Dos Od to 00s Od tenioon, s, t Three &Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham. ami Bread es 94.1. per gallon. „ Stamford. NtAinciiiitAr., April L-Vi'lleat tho. Od to 14 1 s Od per Vf_. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, *try barley 63s od to 68s Od Beans 63s Od to 7Us 61111 &Until's, to the George Inn Sunderland. Oats 416 Od to 50. Oil (Pease 6tis oil to COs Od MANCI 'ESTER, Winskrio, Coneleton Newcastle, Walsall, Bread 31. Od. ,' and Wolverhampton Post-coach, every Afiernooo.-Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wollinetun and Sham' Post-Coach, the Kr wailer, April 2.-Wheat 114 s Od to 1.70 s Od per Qr. 1 Barley 60s cad to 70s (k 1 I Beans 59s Od to Co Od .. -. . . ' , , /eclat unonotte every Evening, at Five o Clock.-Guartled. Oats 38s Od to 485 od Pease 60. Od to titis Od ' , SHE Ft• lEI.D and Rotherham Post Coac*, railed the Rocking Bread es. ild. : ham, eviry Morning. SOU'TH.AMPTON, Wioehester, Ramsey. Lyou'hurst, Ly- Hxxi.sv, April 2.-Wheat llos ud to 150 g od per Qr. ~.. 411% old to 691 Od 1 Beans . Stis Od to too tau mingtoo Christcliercli Rt w cl Ford' 13 I W' Barley 54s card to bis DJ - ' • ' "Ii ''" * ne ru ey, unborn. Oats 34% Od to 45. od Pease Poole. Lie of Wight, Jerry, and Guerusey Waggons, Daly .., bread es. iod. . ! BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Gnard, sets Devizes, Aril 2.-Wheat 110 s to 140$ Od per Qr. out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Barley 644 to 724 I Beans OM to 68s Passes by Oxford, Bost on , and Shipstooe, to the batEEeA . llll.ead, Oats 5 35 to 455 t Pais 00s to Ws it ea oniq,A.pril 4.-Wheat 110 s od to 152 s Od per Cr. Bull-street, Ny1'4462115. HULL, Nortbcave, Howden, Thorn, Barley 52 1 Od to- 6es I Beans 00s Od to bas Od Coach, every Morning at Seven °thick, to Oats 331 6d to 455 I Pm, Obs Od to 654 0.1 Myron-gate, Hull. Bread as Od. , sa i • 6UhIBURY, Hampton , and Twickatbant, . .. BANEURT, April Y.-Wheat Iss 6d to 18a Od. Beans 711.,A4 f k w i .„„ „„, r , l4,v i bichwetar, „locum, tO 911. oth Vetches, 13s to 1511 per bushel: Barley 725. to WS : win*. Even ' "!;; . 1 r' s' Oats 565. to 445. per quarter. Bread ea. 7d. Flour 98 11 . a sack. tUItIDERI.AND,, Yarns, histflitockton ' Alltull Corn Market. cn Tuesday, the Wheat trade was.potad_ - lug , at 4 past 6. Wit.t.iwis B. hfotiNTAlN•itsd Co. t • hf about*" p er quart e r d ear er,. Bark/ Hs short supply, an d ne t t. , buyers Jute to comply with h:gh prices. Oats . and Beans L.Frienda and-the Public, that they was , not Parcels or Luggage , ate. of more than Five. , 1.. to 2S. jCr quarter dearer. Pricts--Wht at 1004.1155. 198. 1265. to 130 s. barley, 586.61. 655. its 68e. 014, g5g5.,31..400. or damaged, unless enicrediiick paid 42.. to its. Beam 565. 58s. to 60s. F'eaurUe. 94a. per , the Inca , g _„„„, _ : , oa. 6111111C131 I twos uonoW` 61111 ) t•Og 4 sack. M4ncnonoucat-sritEttr.—A case of cruelty towards a female child, between seven and eight years of age, the daughter of one Hardinge, was yesterday investi gated at this office, and the fatlwr, and a woman who passed for• his wife; underwent an examinations The mother of the unfortunate child, which present ed a most ckylorable, spectacle, horn famine and ill usage, is dead, and the prosecucion was instituted at the suit of the Parish Officers. The female prisoner was committed for want of bail, and the child put under the pl otection of the parish. • A Nobleman's servant gave information of his hav ing been wounded and robbed of his watch, in Lans downe-passage, Berkeley-square, on Sunday night.— A part of his hand was nearly cut off by the robber, who was alone. VEGETAiILk MEDICINE; . At her ritothr e b h ost .. t i l t lit a d ad o r 4p a k e nr. - MOND,' dsh LA ! isill e sh Diet Drink—Botx,haave's and it John Hill's Ukireted of Gerald Aylmer, of a son. . • .. 1 Rensedy. • • . . sittl rgt grca i . and eminent Physicians, by an int 4 .• . • "----7-. - .. .. -1. - 4 --- -. ''''. ' ll4lgidrariinnPrinT C almat resi6eirl7i 41145 4 ;3'111 5 de" ; a n in d esha: l adri nc anrg e .Yl iit h.ix t rk.bst n i liv lki lvtv u t . :: : etl iitbl: 7; e. ii .. :I4I IED. W/ . . . Tuesday, Lieutreolonei Mottles*, to . Mrs. Horace Beetor. • r 'ikake-ao4l - prtif.iund heat/Mgr of Botan.tal :'ciene., cfre . _____ Of the brain fever, Francis Scrwsen, Esc of eidetic. . At 4iignicriog, Su•sez, John fl , •intwriddi Eat. Captain Coon 7 . 4 v s: col lks iTractice Daix :iio , in 6a treid i z .. ed 4i tir 7 E av,unt of the Voiusithirs Of that place. Ihmself ilkiffinforfit'iticcesi for 050 years to torh issv Wednesdav,after a 'cry long and prittful ifiness.aged 79 years* r fri d i. . • N it . i • 1,„ , 3 a nd " 1 John Clines Esti . experiments, beenacknowledged . by the venittable Dr. Frasa.;:a, . . late first Master Atteittlion at Portamouth. .I. m ag uteto t i ; tbh 9 C A dmv at irsai l charat Pr rtr..has. n a Ze r r varit "ati a ti n y a :u o ta motit .., S On the 25th at the house of Mr. E. Hozland, Printer and. 1 Bookseller, Plymouth-Dock. Mrs. Jenny Barris, ac,e.l 41;tlaugh ter-in-late of Mr. Hortand, and ;Act of Mr; it obert Hams, 'of AnY'Tif•lls bYD I6 Alle. ll a' 1 . . R- hi*, of London. an d b. • many other high and thstlnguishrd watees , both at hom e a ja burgeon of the Navy, Ltexof that place. broad.' But the beat practical um of tenth W cliptrb ace, 414 ,i, e many thousands that bare been cuts* since its first intr ‘'ticsiir, i by Dr. Webster, of cv,ry dtszeiptioti of Fever, c ..I.cv.s t , aw l I Hypochondriac conipial , ins, 'of Sirt Lid Land Seur.y, 0 , , • plibh, and every @peeks of Er:44ton, whirl Indicate w inrey o f blood, ilf Con.utoptiotn, Ma ma ., D ropi k.. , 36 ... ~ in h, the mist satistactory ovi.tence of U 1: extraordinary powers awl it.toaisA L i efficacy of this Ve.,.•,etsr: e Medicine. Tho-e who svis", fur ) more particular tuformistien na OW charac'cr and p6pertiec of tit linglish Dial I)t•uk, a t ,d 4 :he nature anti variety of the cures it has efiettiti, may cantle Dr.la r ebueetstacefient work on tbe ;object , a II vlif t:..1.• ' • GfWhicS4 Is Just punished by. the Proprietor, p. ice ss. in lu...ids.ai.d a n e e panipiri.e ti price i.. rill. cintainins a fist. i no rtutirt:l i t t o r „ , whirl all occurred in totui. and the Reath rof thew pm:attire* irtay be asservd,rbat he will-not holy not bud nuro.l% iti• the it,. Bated bombast of the stupid ioret. of 1... , wi•lt .1 c :Liman anti late l ( puffing of the quack, nor with the fabricated flaions o. be Came. lest impostor, but will Sod use Doctor's dook the towhee a lam df great processional el.l rience, irin.in, a tt .{ . h. lou ,a, y • • bold in half•pi i t kitties, ts ; pint dal*, 7... GI ; and la volt ditto, I sr. slut) included,. whnies a te 043 y by tLe sole Propriatm, F. gee and CO. 130. rotiyh Ilia-meet aulf by Owe at i••.mit 111 every coca sciab e low a in tar ;i nked K i „,„1,,, 00 . : sod Itv the lonotritig•Vestdis in lain. doe, by their Agents :—Ni.iist s. Howard and Einst.i,,Leo;.• an.. West Sit& hfieid; Ellomos, chentin and dnirgla., tat, no. Mg ; ISJlton's Medicinal Wartli mw;, front ot rha Q. ya - Escusg 4 Corokill; Ooleswoillty,ch..mist a:id data st, 141 1.1trat... 14 1 Moutiscy, chemist, fl 4, Grrah Sur:•cy-stnart, Brake( 11, a.•-rua •,‘,l at Kennington-cross; ganger (hate Metal), IS), 0xf,,, t 1. tr „, ; . Midgit.y, chemist and drevist, 49, Suand ; ittirisru ai..l C . db.. mist, &c. V, Hayin.irkra ; Ward, L. 114, Hoiboru ; aid Liscy,,„ 4 perthuser, 8.5, Fleet-street. BY HIS MAILSTY ROYAL LETTEItb PATENT. I EAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly Illinois fi r A—A their superior efficacy In curing every demand 'yews of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, Sec. without cor.fusenarair re,truint ut diet in an easy; expeditious, safe, and wan Mlle nee. One small tasteless 1)111 is a dust, irs opt:untie imperoe, tible, and requiring ne particular attentiun. la PS days they generally cure those cruel Disorders sag where they fail in-that time of pr:: . ectly resturiug health,the pa. dent ha; the happy assurance that he or she is at the eve of boas so restored, let the degree of atalignancy he ever so great. It Jahn •eseeliancy peculiar its these Yills, to male sla ettly to die complaining part, and enter into contest with the offesing matter, which they greedily dislodge and tape/ They arailah6 red cline sites to he a preserver of health, as well as a raw rev, by taking Duly tight single ?ills .pring and fall an every year. In short, the Patentee has this extraordinary üblii,ration to theta, that whatever he pros:tired himself front thou, they was Web fulfil and excised, as th....orh impatient of Musa:dal-anal mineral fame. These Pills are most worthy a place in the cabinets d Masters and' taptisilso of Ships; tb.: inure so ' for that they rush keep good in all climates any length of time, and that they haw now borne the test of rear 60 years, with increasing eras a themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch that during the last eight years they have radically cured upwards of sU,OOO pd. sons, many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals when s4ivation had been frequently repeated, and all other auk* made used without edr:t. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tames Torus, Member of disks/pit:DUE:go of Surge ona In I.ondon, at his boos, No. 9, New Btidge.rtrect ; where he will giv e advice, withouts Fee,to persons taking these Pills, and will arkwer Pate PM Lri. ten, if post-peid, on the semis terms, observing is all coast* most inviolable secrecy, PO patient's name or case haviaB bash mentioned, but at their oleo particular refines, by the Proprietor daring the course of More titan- 40 years, that he has had the ca. dieting of an extensive sale of the above nieili.auc, Juin the prat dee arising therefrom. They ore ai4o sold, by his anviintmeat, at the Pectinate's, PA 35, a. dlP.,an's-street, Pall-mali ; the Toy- , hop, No. Ws, Or ford-street; Mr. I..n.buroi.qh'f., No. 7, Fislostrect-Hill, auk ti,tposite the Mosumen , ; ai.d by one Person in every consideralp town in England, Lk.c. in Boxes of only 4s. uo.rads, staled with full aud piain directions, whereby persons of either sci Oil cure themselves with rase an d secrecy. N. D. Every &a wid in Great &kaki is seal :d up with set* is wbich,by favuurof the Conunissiouess, is yriuted at dicta,. Oilier " T. Taylor, Ns. e s New. Beidswitreet."tu illgatt trW felony. 140Cla I. HAPPINESS. itItIAGE should bethe foundation of Seoul Happiness, sAlcb Is duoidisturled through the pave that form the union nut taking dosieprecatinutu w 4 waidet . cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic biasing. hark of every rank pay Eloresion to the shrine of readied; bat obits the constitution has been tamed by disease, or &basted bys certa:ti t.abit contracted a: zoi early age, a renovatios of stability previous to entering that stge is indispensibly requisite to revile the slumbering sparks of Uri, and to reanimate the sawn. ter nu disorders bare contributed 'mire essentially to destroy Hyus neat happiness than those which are the consequence of mormrdsi pleasure. It was this consideration which indectd Ms CURit IE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct fitrwm* dies and practice etclusivey to the treatmen t cantor the Yes tiered Disease, and tile disorders arising therefrom casaba odd derangement of the •ysiern , produc t 4 by the gewgaw( wogs( the inconsiderate se:tool-boy, which brings on those Anna* Debilities and Liciic.cttri..s that prevent or embitter the Mai. toct.:at state. The s:::cessful result of their plat, glees tlaf additional ardour to 0/ipoir the ravages of thee cefel dlosh . winch are the most important in the catalogue of human mew moire. It behovesevery person who Nis indulged IA tiff soll• tar; vice to seek relief by consulting Pedessiunal gum of mutest and honour, to which Misses. CURRIE . asid G stele the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the tedinieget uncontradicted facts. In professing the cure of they csoldeft4 they hold ot.t no inducemert to vice ; but gamble as all wee must be of the exigence of such calanetio, day dir_r2 ll _ r _ as intone.* as regularly e ducat e d Members of the nap! Lim" of Sir cons of Loudon and Edinburgh. Slight sad noel cases of Syphilitic infeciion are radically cured is the i h a" space of two days. Those of the most obstinate tieretiee,Pd l as obstruction., inveterate strictures, pains of the boots, SU!? Ste. are permanently and s p ee dily cured. several Nobleems to f a Gendemen of the first respectability have been ender the tae Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints ofibtfoP thra, strictures, Sic. anil having received a radical and ?MIMI ° cure, felllebt that references may be made to t lbclll Hader evidenow of the decid e d superiotity of Messrs. Curtis aid . plan of ices:an e nt. Mang of `hose (dolmen had andante= 1 u to 20 years, and were under the care of Misses. H on e 'hide, and other surgeons of equal eminence. who char Cure by the 12plica•ino of the lunar cauii.e, wuiiset wire* Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the foliew - ne the many they are daily receiving from gentlemen mensal thanks fra ee thetteestofion tosuisuci•anil vigarm.% :MA "; L 4 . 4 Wt diem unsolicited, from die 4011 of a Noble erls AO' lahouted tinder this distressill and painful eiaiadv fur garb° he had been under the care of several surgeons of emmence, none of whont affnehd him perm,uaint %Tr y from the superior mode of ,irrateivsit adopted and bog Messrs. Curde sod Co. he tezemed a radical cum to die and Donc as t er p ow ,. POE 0 foot month. ^ _ o the Bun and Sun Inn, MAILit!ID WOb3EN, wbo have long been IP their en :cation* ofa family ma) by dotard 'bit wo e Twice a Week. ' " starees'soab deftest are curable by medical *ID; aaajgr r ! turd, and Akuu comb.' Abe rommatorsuer impediments be Si object aunty with others, ye( tt.r cure of .ueh 6 '" Coach, every Nista. • progress of natiotration, is tie acquirement of tbak pi e Mewl. Currie and Co. may bar 6 oaolgUaii oT loingt. a peOtEaYy aistinaint their Sea, with thei.giwatert 'ravel and 1100• 41 e's f air be atetkintable fur any MIL lielliactOrOgN -444 earan'ut 1 24111 . a ' . e. Pounds Value If 4 1 41 ,- j r=7lo - 7 — k, ad fisr Sic ~a t LODI Lo I, /hinted — by 'ALT/a 16r.a.r. 04 0 published there, aid at *Mai 4111141 01 0 , • • w. Om 40 fi 31 gii diai km E bin bah boa b 1 Wu Oa My am Tbe la I Tka mei Moil S altes Ihry MOM C•ii PU it b p ifia eiqpi lova Arm N. htt i es.i p isad `` N~ 166 all i 4411 Mt ~f t~ 1 1 1 11 11 SO 742 104 114 •APB 111/01 NI isimi 1 1 . W, W