Star. — London, England, 1806-05-27 00:00:00

MIDDI.ES EX SESSIONS: y. Hillier was on Friday indiaed for Realing front his meter, C. Lambert, Lfq. of Fitzroy-fquare, three bottles of wine. Mr. Lambert- Rated, that the pri foner was his butler, and that before he laid in his flock of wines he partitioned off his binns, and to the one in which he kept his prime wines he had a pd. •ate door and a patent lock, the key to which had never been out of his cullody. He added, that he let down hit daily confumption, and checked every evening againfl his butler; notwithstanding, he had realms to WWI the butler, and dirchirged him on the 29th of latl month rs and on the 14th of the prefent, be dircovered that he had loft upwards of a7o bottles of wine from his Titivate binn, confining of port, Ma• Beira, and claret. He cwufed the butler to be appre hended, and found, from the carpenter who furniflt e .1 him with the lock, that a fecond key had been de li7ered with it, which key he concluded the butler mod have kept in his own tioffellion. This, how ever, could not be proved in evidence ; all that ap peared was, that the butler allied the carpenter for the fecond key, which was refuted, and both keys were placed upon the mantle piece of the drawing roots fur the mailer, only one of which ultimately came to his potiefGon. The prifoner denied the charge, and the Jury, feel ing the evidence to fall Ihort, acqhitted him. ULD BALLET. • On Friday 19 prifoners were tried, ta of whom were convidted of felonies. viz. Mal Drab, a girl to years of age, wits tried for having Rohn as pintas, the property of J. Macclo bald, Efq. her Maier, in Half Moon-Brat, Picca dilly, oa the tstb inftaut. It was fisted in evidence. that her matter had tome time before the day Rated in the indiament, depo. fited fifty-two guineas in his dent. He thought no more about it for tome weeks. At length, however; he happened to look, and few only thirty guineas re maining. He inquired among the fervent', and. as loon as the prifoner was taxed with it, the, without any threat or hope being held out to her, confefkd that the had taken the money out of her mailer's de& ; but (aid, that the had laid it all out. When her box was !earthed, three or four gold rings, a broach, and an ornamental gold pin, were found in it, but there was no proof as to h ow the came b y them. At the trial the made no defence. Baron Giessen. who tried the cafe, lamented that a young girl like the prifoner &mild. from a flats of hooch induftry, and without either keeping improper company or having any temptation to commit vice. more than the defire of t obtaining and laying out money that was notlicr own, be brought to the bar of that Court to be stied for her life. No one could fay that twenty.two guineas were under the value of ' forty &Mins asel healing to that amount privately in a. dwelling-haft was a capital offence. Above all others. fermate; who by their eafy accefs to their mailer's property. and the confidence that is placed in them. when they betray that confidence, deferred particularly to be made examples of. Where the life o f a f e ll o w crea ture was at Rake, however, the Court and Jury would, no doubt, weigh moil deliberately every faU before them, and, if any probability of in nocence or comparatively left guilt was to be found, they would give the prifoner the benefit of it. The confeffion of the girl, it was .to be obferved, went only as to ftealMg the money, without naming any fpecifie turn; Come other perkn might pollibly bare taken a part of the money ; or, if the prifoner took the whole, it was more than probable that while her vanity induced her to commit this crime, her fear. prevented her from taking it all at once. If, there fore, the Jury were of opinion that o the took mr e t h a n the amount of cos. • n the day Rated in the in diament. they would find her guilty of the whole charge • but, if they thinlithat the did not take t o'that amount, at that time, they would acquit her of the capital part of the charge. The Jury immediately returned a verdia--Guilty of fleeting to the value of 39 , . S . Nakk, for Reeling a bridle, the property of Mr. • Baring, from the Rabies, in George-yard, Piccadilly; the prtfoser afterwards attempted to pawn the bridle with Mr. Edwards, a pawnbroker. On being quef tioned how he came by it, he raid, it was given him ,y Sir J. Perryman ; but his Ror y bein g doubted , he us, taken into cuftody. The bridle was (worn to by We coachman of Mr. Baring, and the prifoner was found Guilty. Yam Brown, for Reeling a child's frock andspetti coat ; Jane dunn ' for Reeling a dimity petticoat; Catherine Welch, for haling two tea-fpoons, kc. ; W. Turtle. alias Smith, for Healing a faw ; J. Tur ner, for Reeling three hens, and three ducks; Nelly Catty. alias Barrett, for Reeling four fowls, &c. ; , R. Airis and J. Foley. for Reeling the peddle' of a time-piece; Elizabeth Sullivan, for Reeling two (beets; J. Higgins, for Reeling feveral pewter pots; and (even were acquitted. Oa Saturday fix prifoners were tried, one of whom was capitally convieted. and received lenience of death, viz. David Robrrtfon, the keeper of a brothel in Charles- 1 Meet, Covent Garden, for perpetrating an unnatu ral crime with-G. Foullton. Three were conviaed of felonies, viz. W. Webb, for embezzling divers fums of money, .''e property of his tnaßer for, for Reeling a copper boiler ; and J. Well, Reeling three eye. I—its, fee. And two were acquitted, viz. Chriliother DempAy and film. Browner, a crimp and feaman, who were loth/led on a charge of forging the name of Anthony Robinfon, to a bond for 31. los. by which they received payment to that amount at the India Haute. Before the cafe was fubmitted by Mr. Kier, to the Jury, the Court expreffed feveral doubts as to the legality of the indiament. with refpedt to the na. tare and terms of the inftrument purporting to be forged. Bann hearing Counfel the ohjeaions were removed, and the trial proceeded, which !aged near• ly the whole day, during which the feverel witnelfes for the profecution underwent the firielelt crnfs ex amination by Mars. GURNIY. ALLAY, and ARRY, the Comae' for the prifoners, when, atter a m olt M artial charge Item Mr. Janice Germ. the Jury re ,red. and aftcr tome time bought in a verdict of— `Not Guilty. Same day the S Mons ended, whew Twenty-three were fentenced to be tranfported for fermi 'soars. James Cur, jobs Weft, Jane Nunn, Mary Drake, Nelly Carty, alias Barry, ft ithard Atria, James Poky, Margaret O'Brian, Ste plata Ralley, , Sarah Burton, William Conner, Curnehut Dunne. bow, Sarah Blake, Wm. Hammon, Elizabeth Griffiths, Jane Browh, John Higgins. Jokes Pennyfeather, Thomas Haywood, Andrew Claim, Thomas Campbell , Margaret Ragan, and John &lan. One to he iseprifoned ft the Hoeft of Correalon, at Ckthen well, for two years. One for twelve calendar months; Seven for fla calendar months : • Five fordifferent periods,ln Nevgate. Four to be privately ',Word. Arks twenty•one were difebarged by proclamation. Adjourned till the sd July. Msetsneouou-sverr.---Yederday William Gill, William Magfoo, Edward Hinton, John M'Carty, James Thompfon, John Lewis, and John Harwood, were charged by Mr. Traill, tailor, No. ix, Golden. fquare, with confpiriog together to prevent him from employing a woman of the name of Jacks. The pro fecutor Rated that the defendants, who were all of them employed in his (hop, applied to him on Mon. day the 19th init. to difcharge bffifs Jacks from his fervice. or a Linke would be the confequence. Hinton and Gill were the delegates, and they were informed by Mr. T. that he did not with to employ the wo man if they could procure a fufficient number of hands to do his bufinefs. They retired to work, and on the Wcdnefday morning. on coming to work, they faw Jacks, who was a relation of Mr. T.'s wife, do ing fomething to a waißcoat intim private fitop, and atter finithing the work they had in hand, the whole of them (truck that evening. Mr- T. procured war rants, and they were taken into cuflody on Saturday. Mr. Kali'', Counfel for the defendants, took an objettion as to the. confiruition of the Al of Parlia ment, but it was over-ruled by the Court. The Magifirate was of opinion, that the prefent was a very pernicious combination. Mr. Traill beg ged that, providing the men were fenfible of their er ror, tbe7 might be pardoned, as they all had families depending on them for fupport I bot the Magiftrate Paid he felt it a duty incumbent on him to make an example of the defendants, as the only method of put ting a ttop to the combinations which exified in other (hops. He would, however, mitigate the punifisment, in eonfideration of what had been offered in their be half. The defendants were &venally ordered to be committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell for fut weeks. Rhenmatifrns, rallies, and Gouty Afations, with their ufual concomitants, Spafrns, or flying Pains Flatulency, Indigeltion. and general Debility (ori ginating in whatever fource) are relieved and fre quently cured by Whitehead's Efence of Mu!lard Pills, after every other means had failed. The Fluid Effence of Munard (ufed with the Pills, in thole complaints where nece(fary) is perhaps the moll ac- tive, penetrating, and effeitual remedy in the world, enerally curing the feverelt SPRAINS AND BRUISES, in left than half the time ufually taken.' by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and Willed immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. CHILBLAINS it prevents from breaking, and inflantly removes their tormenting itching ; but where this analog remedy has been un known, or neglated, and the chilblains have Ritually broke, WHITIMIAD'S FAMILY C will eafe the pain, and fpeedily heal them. The Family Cerate is equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs. Scorbu tic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring Worms, Shingles, Breaking: out on the Face, Nofe, Ears, and Eye-lids Sore and inflamed Eyes, uns and Scalds; Sore Heads, Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every defcription. Prepared oily, and fold by R. ma rros, Apothecary, No. of, Greek-ftreet, Soho, London. The Ellenee and Pills at as. 9d. each the Cerate at is. :Id. and as. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdoms. The Genuine has a Black ink Stamp, with the name of R. Jonarron Waled on it. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The =inn has boa pinged to prefent the Rev. Jaws Wtattatan to the elawdtsoll pal& al Walla, in the ftewartry of Eithead briabtoseant by the death of the Rev. John GUM*. The Lord Prevail and Maglitrates of Dundee have anima the vacant chunk end charge in that town the Rev. fauna sthoenfon. Chapel of Ede, Poet. Marlow. Os tie esth Mrert, at Depthed, Is the [Comb per of her qt. 1414 Mary Ma MM. 0110ter et! Matthew MA, Eh. O•TMXL. MEM Martha tianifee. ewe OM Mq. Wewhereek M Mereaty e a =t Mier • wielt litmeaM peiahl Moshe Med ems, Match Ihe ispowned with the melt emmitery Certitude. Imailtri awl reesswies t welos M OW. felhsdied. • Chetahs. HIGH WATER AT LONDON munos TO•MORBOW . Miming 4, Maws after 2c2 Merman . -tJ Mows after 2: SALES BY AUCTION. NORFOLK. In Lots, at the Maid's Head Inn, in Norwich, on SstuMay, the 3 , i day of this inftant May, at Four o'clock, adds tooter dlfpofed of by Private o:Renal, A VERY defirable Ettore in Eaa Toddenham, Hochering, and Bonham Broom, In the occupation of Ro ben Benton, whole Leafe expires at Nikkaelmas ern, coafifting of a Farm Honk, with neerffary Buildings, Cott, and about Vlo Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Patinae Land. The Rftatt Ii in a good Sporting Countey. and in a Ntlihboor hood abounding with Game, near the Turnpike load, about fovea Mars from Denham, and nine from Norwich Particalars may ba known by applying to Mr. Smyth, at Den ham, when • plan of the nate may be fees. CAPITAL HOP GARDEN GROUND, and HOP KILNS, FARNHAM, SURREY. By Melts SKINNER. DYKE. and Co. °untwists, the stb of June, at four o'clock, at the Bulb Ituf, Farnham, in Six Lots, SEVENTEEN ACRES of Freehold Capital Hip Garden Oround, and • Copybold czeelitot double Hop Startiloufes, Warehnufe, and Court Yard, advantagemdly Brows nearly condones to the Capital Market Town of Farnham. 39 tabs from London, on the blab road to Galion, Winekshar and Southampton To be viewed by applying to D. Brißow, Efts. at Farnham, where a plan may be fens, and of whom printed partienlan may be had; alto at the Swan hms,Alresford and Aitoll ; King's Area, Baglhot ; Bulb, Staines ; of Mr. Collins, Printer. SalHbury ; RUIN Smart and Co Printers, Reading; at the Place of Sale, and of Metro Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfptedtrect, where a plan may lON be fan. NAVIGABLE CANAL, CHELSEA WATER WORKS SHARES, AND MORTGAGE BONDS.—MONTHLY SALE. By Mr. SCOTT, Oa Friday, the 6th of June, a Twelve o'Clock, at Cutaway's, Change.Aßey, London, SHARES in the follnwing NAVIGATIONS, VIZ. Grand Jundion Shares, Half Shares, Optional Loan Notes, and Mortgage Sonde, bearing y L per Cent. Intereft. The ABM , de b Zona Canal—Five Shares, a Loan Bond of yea a Ditto of kfol. bearing Spa Cent. latereft, fecund on the Laid Canal. The Saralee* Canal—Ten Stares, the laft Dividend was 4. per Share, expeacd to inmate. The Wyricy and Magian Canal—the 'aft Dividend was 34 per Bare—the tonnage tweaks. The Grand Surrey Canal—Five Shares, a very improving Da &rafting judictoefly advancing. Alfo Shares In the Rochdale and Laticaller Canals, and Five Shares in the Chalks Water Works—an eitablfthed COMM. Particulars at Hatehett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Ciarraway's ; and of Mr Scott, New Bridgedtrem, London. - . PLYMOUTH. For SALE, by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Broker's Warehoule, In Woolfter.ltreet. Plymouth. on Tucklay, the 3d of June neat, at Bevan o'Clock in the Fore. noon prafcly. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vtz. C. Qt. Pieces. 3 2 7--12 Feet 3 Inch bell Red Deals. s 0 6 Second ditto. t 3 17 Si lneh bett ed ditto. 8 3 20 Second ditto. 20 3 21 3 belt White ditto. 8 s t 8 Second ditto. 4 2 9 24 Bell ditto. 1 3 10 Second dito. o a 16 it Ditto. I 0 so Redand White Half ditto. o 3 16 Deal Ends. so Donn, t Piece, so a 6o Feet Spars. z Ditto, 36 Feet fmall ditto, ♦ Ditto, 6 Pieces, 30 Ditto, ditto. 1 Ditto, 6 14 Ditto, ditto. Now landing at Coxide, out of the Danlils Ship Kammtrher Rofenkranz, from Frederickflad. For Catalogues and further particulars, apply to Meffra. R. and P. Birdwood, Merchants; or to PETER SYMONS and SON, Plymouth, May 13,1806. Smorn•Brokers, Foahole-ftreet. LONDON MORKETS. --t----- EISTILMN of WHEAT In Mark-lane, lnchtding only from the Ink of May to the I 7t15 of May--Total 4,83 0 4 2222222 . Average 794 3=. Oid lowa than la reliant. A RN OF FLOUR, From the sods of May to the *6th of May. Total-7,746 facks—Aversge 744 M. a 3d. lower than bit return. ' REVIEW PRICE or ORAIN OM DOARD sill Al Wheat 601 doe yss Boners doe 41 5 Floe Sos 83. Seca@ to sos od Superfine • 845 Ms Grey Peas Ps 37$ ad Fine Etc: Whitt, Ste. cos od Beano. new 311 s 46e od Rye, new 361455 Wit Beans, new as 33e Earley Nis 345 od OM —s as Mak 64s 711 od Oita its as. 3os Wkika Peas 355 425 cid Peden& 311 pe od PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK.LANE. Cutaway new OW to 025 per cart. Coriander, 131 to 14s do. Trefoil 7s od to Els do. Rcd Clover 16s to yos do. Fine Old 9-4 to 9.41 White ditto 381 to 745 White Madera Seed, tp ad to 37s 6d richness). Boma dittos in od to ses od do. Tarts 361 to 42s 04 oos od Rye Gras 10a od to 311 od per quarter. Cassis, sos cd 6os od to 630 od do. PRICE OF HOPE. seas. POCEETS. Irdalt e 61 co to 71 7s I Kent - 61 os to 11: 34 Sun: • 61 os to 61 to sure: - 61 os to 71 es Mt 61 os to 71 es Farnham 61 --13 te tot --s PRICE OF HOPS 114 THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 61 as to 71 ass I Pockets 61 61 to 111 to PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechspd. Hayperload 3 0 0 to a 11 0 Hay per load 3 3 to 4 S Straw a 2 • to 2 II o Straw i :6 to s 6 Omer 4 0105 0 'RICE 01 MAT AND STRAw IN SMITSIMI.O. Hay, - 31 Os to 41 4$ (Clover 41 Os to 31 Os Rowan ol cos to of os I Straw, II as to 2I 29 I SMITHFIELD MARKET, May s 6. To fink the ofd—per Rant of Sib. Beef ss cd to 61 od o l Veal p od to 6s od • Mutton p ad to od 6s Port p od to 6s od Lamb 6s to 7s Ild. ERAD or This 041. Bads, about i7O0 —Sheep and Lambs. 7.100. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, May 26. i Per :tone of 816. by the eareafe. Beef 41 od to p od I Veal as od to p 64 Muses 45 81 to 3 5 44 Pork 45 84 to p ild Lamb so cd te 7s od. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. ' St. James's market 35 116 d Town Tallow 675 od to os ' Clare Market 3s lid Yellow Ruin' 67s to os od Whitechapel Market White ditto 66. od to os (pa Ron of 81b.) 3s 114 Soap ditto 64s to os od ---.--- Melted Stuff 555 to os 57d i ts 90 Ditto rough 384 od to as Average Price p a til Creates sir ad Good Dregs nos to os Yellow Soap, 825 to os—Mottled,92s—Curd, 96s Price of Candles per dons, Its od—Moulds, au od • RAW HIDES. Hides (per Rene) 35 4I to 3s 6d Horfe Skins t7l od to 39s Middling as 8d to p od Sheep Skins 35 64 t. as ad Ordinary 25 44 to a. 6d Snarling* os od t. os od Heavy Calf 3 as ed each I Lamb Skins as od to 35 06 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to sfilb each sod to aid Ditto, 6o to 651 b sod to aid Merchants Backs ltd to slid Drelling Hides s9d to acid Fine Coach Hides aid to 23d Crop Hides for Cutting 2tid to 2344 Flat Ordinary 39d to 204 Calf Skins, 3o to 401 b per dozen 3od to 38d Ditto so to 7clb 384 to 4211 . Ditto 7010 80th 3 64 to 344 Simon Seals (Greenland) per lb. 35 6d to 3$ sod Large ditto loos to tsios per doz. Tanned Horfe Hide* ass to 4os each COUNTRY MARKETS. rates, Cl GRAIN AT TUB rocLoITINa 11 . IlAsimasToaa.--Whist 309 od to p6s od per quarter. ' Barley aps od to 331 od I Beans 39s od to 46s od Oats 28$ od tO VS od Peace oos od to OM od MAIDENIII4I)..—What ,6s ad t• 96. Od per O . Batley 325 od to 34a cod I Bans 42s tad to 4 i od Oats 341 od to 371 od Peale 415 od to 441 od Newsuar.—Wheat 605 ad to gp od per O. Barley 265 od to 331 6d I Beans 4os cd to 481 od Oatsads od to 345 od Peak 335 od to ess 04 Ha it t. c v.--Wl,cat 64s od to seas 64 per Or. Rarity 319 cd to 335 od I Beans 381 od to 461 ad Oats ads cd to 305 od Peak oos od to ess od ReAnimo..—wheat /12. 04 to 94. od per Q. itaTtey 28. od to 345 (.4 Deans 40s od to 401 ad Oats 2;3 64 :o 30 od 1 l'cak 009 ad to op 64 FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS. EXEMPT FROM THE AUCTION DUTY AGREEABLE TO ACT OF PARLIAMEN T. On 31:wear, the apth Mama, it four, MERAC, SON, cad Co. will put up to PUBLIC SALE, at their Warehoules, No 78, Queen Brett, Tbc lollowing Allurement of BRITISH PIECE GOODS, &c. 4500 Pieem *onto, Tambours, India Mulls, See. 1000 Balaforee, Sbrwls, ice. 3001 Plain and Fancy Cambria, ace. sco Book Mullins 4000 Pullieats, Madras and Malabar Handkerelsiefa. 700 ......... Quiltinp, Dimities, and Prints. 450 .—.... Velveteens. Nankeens, Jeannets. Sce. soo Superfine Woollen Cloths, Coating,, &c. Alfo Seven Servos Vigonia Wool. . . . To he viewed as above, where Cataiwion may be bad; and at the New York, T0131'8,4134 Amitalltean Coffee•hotifet. PA. L. WRAC, jun. Broker. THE get. Dr. BARCLAY li.ts bet* i4ilitd with a gnat 'Variety of teftlatosier, acknowlidil .1 the rfa eery of his Barclaya ANI'II3I4'O'IS PILLS ; be be.gs reeve to %Wit the fullovring, addrelfsd to Dr. Barclay's WhArale Agent, by the lion. Archdeacon Caulfield : , Jut; 8, 1 10 . Sir. 01:naret5. * I have received your frefit * ripply, in two double belts of 081 molt excellent medicine, denominated Barclay's Antlbilious Pills, for which the Rev. William Barclay hap a patent ' I informed y I had found them very efficacious, and I requefted permlitumot ta add my name to the mat refpcdlabie Piaster'. in it. trine , . r thould imagine the Arelablihop of Canterbury's name of itfelt fur- Anent, and aoheowtodsc I tried the rills entirely on my arm belief rthat It WU In itfdf an haft It Is not potfible IP dignilLd a perfon sge would lifer his name to be made ufc of, but toe the good of he pabile, or that it could be awned to auy thing but truth. I have eaporiested the founded. of the feentiation on which I hulk,' for I was &bp& to tonnentlog flatviensics, proceeding from bag; ' and have to thank Mr. Barclay for the MI6 You may thereon make de of my name where and who yes pleak. . I am, 5k,, , &c. " I. CAUL VIELD, on'of It ilmtwe." , A dederao.Ohlarve the awns Of Baia.) , ii engraved on the Stsighseklek is Aiwa on the the wisVPIT of m ai l box; all not in lumped area un. Price js 6d. to.. per his, nab mph Sad, whelehle end rail, hy agynhinient of Doetor lion:lel; at Mr. Intherv_ll64.lllreghle. came of Patera:AL/4:m, Iha retell by Candi. DONN ; Mott and leis r. lichnbargh; and tri molt reeseery.hileileine Vender. In every town. . HAVING dedicated inyfelf to the nody, and b te c t graded by the molt coafidcrebk predtke in that which I thought proper to fdedt, I waft that I have Dot more lair =my dose that thole who, is the cuatilve add of the are turadlonaEy Imaterfed amertalaty, and mown_ always at ' tala the feuds wblch k segaired by concentrating the latoßsAd power to nee dab of diferdees TM Notts of DEBILITY ere ilherly &Maroc, for they air r ith them • train of froptoess, and by a de. K u$ u4M arra, addeassiddf tikomet cutbittered.—. dr y sees Mu dr yerrehrey et 11l example, the delinta dm babas libiseemee the badmen of maturity, tbey re- Ore the emarldrom pribilietul did I bet by die %durance rd usermead ma, the aptems are wanted, sod the miter. don is deft:eyed. As • MEMBER of dieIIOTAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS. pond ay primihmkg• myarrity of education. air polit.e. gamy Wedg e le podia, IMI wiled entitled to that madam with wads[[ hers Macrae Maio liberally hammed. ha the headers of. local weal/nets, early am:deaden MI edmery ofa debilitated fame ; but where thefuderer, r s Z i repablealbefe of the minealieds of the dee which meted bia akkearm is fads' el tM metes* or mortars of his balk radi brood. over Ms trisedry with careful trimmillodida fatisfadory fer Ms efured not ealy of earebilty of trummitt bit alto 4 pa Weldable fecrecy. And d racevtiftaereal Cia.pt.laa It is pFofgbte to prevent pals dmiger er Meth ; to Me ba. cafu; It is the acquire. .seat of eschav ivb = thii am to &Mt a fafe, canals, and fpcedy ea s s I offer the advantage of tilt experience to Mere of either fez who are silliaed with my hied of ObBILITY, of any impure. ed VENEREAL INFECTION, sod to ell cafes the terms of NOW aeradott are Bated on the ArR interview. Patients to the country are expelled to feclofe s Rept note, and are minded to Ipecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN /Mk h, Member of the Royal Cathie of Surgeons, In Loudon* No. sg, Arundel-ft:vet, Strand, um Temple Mr. ADVICE. WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent far 'kill and ezperknce, air their advice, and exert their aid. lides for the cure of a few reigning Difeafes, they rife (spike to that prejudice which h to juttly excited &Weft the adrertifeasessta of men,lgnoraut of the ilift principka, and uneducated IA the pram dm of phyfic. Makes. CURRIE and Co regular Surgeons, hem tioncd by every prigliqte to priding, and by the uniform fucc which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi. thwto bean attended, continue with the fame al idoity to &red their Studies to the cure of every (pecks of that baneful polka, aa well as the removal of thole diftreffing debilities and &Adcock* which prevent, or embitter the matrimonial ftate. It the cata logue of human Infirmities, there are none More g dim theft which are the unavoidable contiquenee of an indolg Mee In asertala dettradave habit. The unhappy fuffrrer broods over bit zniafgrtunes, adorned to leek relief, until he is reduced to loch a dote of naifery, as to render life oppreffive. To filch perfons will be a confoliag reflation to know that they. may now, by a new and infallible remedy, be reftored to their former ennititu decal Strength and vigour. Welk, relaxed, and Oebilitated habits, romeding either from an meek of conjugal and illicit 'leafing, ew from a long evidence In hot emotes, bard drinking, the Injudi cious ufe of Mercury, de. de. arc (pct dily reftorei to health and Strength. It And be a felf evident propofitlce, that where the aggregaie of intetketuat capacity is &reeled to the treatment and cure of a few peculiar complaint., there mutt be the greater certainty of fuccds ; and as a proof of this /*titbit their method of care Is fo particularly expeditious. as well as fate, and fo evijently fuperior to the common pra6lct, that in time flight mks of infeetion, perfcdt reitoration is completed In the Roll period of maze DAYS, and In theft of t►e utmoit inveteracy, win-re other pradi• clonal have failed, a proper perkserance in their plan of am mo* enfures to the patient a fate, well grounded, and lofting re. eitabilihment. By an early application, the patient will efeape the danger and expellee of a tedious attendance upon the ids expo. IF ricoced practitioner. Me fn. CURRIE and CO. may be confuttcd at their houfe. Nn. tor, Hatton Garden, by patients a either fez, with the great. eft (covey, honour, and delicacy. Leiters from the country are requeSted to Rate particulars of the cafe, poll paid, encloAng a bank note, which will he duly anfwered. To THOS. TAYLOR, fifq.No. 9, New tw leen, 1 o SIR -1 confider it but an aft of junice due to the merits of your LEARF's PATENT PILLS. to communi ace to ydu the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them acquaii lance of mine, who by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of DR orders aching therefrom), was reduced aloud to a kitten. and though he bad the belt medical advice which could be obtained. and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which teemed to full his cafe, or do him any ierviee ; be remained in a molt reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, unable to follow his profilfion, and fearcely able to Walk or even to Rand on hi( legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ever fuppofed it poifibla for him to recover. He was adviled at left to try your LRAMS'S PI ELs—be did fo, ftridtly adhering to the diredliona given with them-..be bad rot taken more than two boxes, before be found an alteration for the batter: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes mote he found his appetite and ftrength grads. ally return, and Is now as healthy and as Rout as any man I know. You are welcome, Si-, to refer any perfon to we fur s confirmation of e above account If it Raoul,' be doubted. 4. 1 I am, Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Library, Folkftone, July to, iBO5. I'HO. PURDY. Prepared anct fold by the foie Proprietor Tuna. TAT Loa. Member of the Royal College of Surgen;,., (.no don, at his houfc, No. 9, New Bridge Bra:; Where, after a eonftant refidence of more than a Tear ,, predict particularly directed to the cure of Venereal complaint. and thole locidentaito the parts of generation in both fetes, with that inviolable fecrecy which men of his proftfLon ihould always obferre, he flatters Miura the advice and affillanee he gratultorftly adminifters to tinfoil, taking this meth ne, will be ((teemed, ny a difeerning public, as an ;Wean:age fe Mom to be übeaiiiodoind void of ambiguity. Alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thnfe liv ing at a diltanee, at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. Alhan's.ftreet, Pall Mall; the Toyillop, 503, Oxford Riret; Mr. IHibornagh, 7, FM ftreet.bill ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M•Do aid's, Olafgow ; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkivon'a, Manchelter ; and by one perfect an entry eon& derable town in Great Britain ani. 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