Star. — London, England, 1812-02-24 00:00:00

OLD BitziEr, FEB. 22. li'mjantin H:irlicoel,a letter carrier, was indicted for *king two Bank of tnglarid notes, of ael each,' from a letter which he *as entrusted to deliver in the course of his business. Magdalen Latbourne, who resides in Canterbury, sent the two notes in ques t on, on the 27th of January, by post, to a Mrs. Bar tington, Who lives at Not 67, in the Old This letter did not reach i ts destination, and some suspicions having arisen about this time, against the prisoner, his house was searched, and several country balls and London bank-notes were discovered in a tea-pot; the notes mentioned in the indictment were not found, but the letter in which they had been en. closed was. These facts being distinctly proved, th • prisoner was called on for his defence, when he sa ted that he was in ill-health, had a 1.11-;.;e family of children, and was apprehensive at the time he had committed the crime which had hiten proved against him, of being sent to prison, a circumstance which would havestwea attended by the loss of his trnploy, ment and of course by the toter ruin of himself and his family; he f rtfessed himself willing to make what reparation he could to those he had injured, and handed some bank-notet to the Solicitor who had been employed tn prosecute him. A number if respectable persons from Leicester shire, of which county the prisoner was a native, and from Nottinghamshire, where he had been for s• me time resident, attended and gave him an excellent ch greeter. . Sir*Guattot: Wool) sutimed np the evidence, and the Jury returned a verdict of Goilty, but earnestly - recommended the pri.soncr to mercy. Coacoll was• indicted for forging, uttering, and vending stamps, and thereby defrauding his Ma= j•-sty's revenue. The prisoner resides in Oxford -street, is a vender aF medichurs, with which he was in the habit of sup. plying a Mrs. Carver, who retailed them in a shop near the Royal Exthange: From this person a Mn Fr.:nce, clerk to the Solicitor of the Stamp-office, pitrchasid tome medicines which were supposed to be sold with false stamps, and, on examination, this proved to be the fact. An inquiry, consequently tcok place, and reasonable ground for suspicion ap pearing against the prisimer, his house was searched by Vickery, a Bow-street officer, and a number of forged stamps found in it. In order to evade the pe nalty attached to forgery, a vacant space was left in the centre of the. counterfeit stamps, which it was thought would constitute a diss:milarity sufficient to have tl-at effect, but this, when dte stamp was pasted 4 n phial or pill-box, was covered with a seal or label, so that ouly the part which was like was to be seen. —Shortly after the search in his 4muse, t'te priso ner was a pp• clicitded at Pill, in Somasetshire, and some bottlt..; cif medicines were found on his person and in hip baggage, with stamps of the above de seri ~tion. Mr. France, the Clerk, swore, that the stamps on the medicines he had bought front Mrs. Carver, . would hare passed with him while the centre was covered.. The prisoner's Counsel urged in his favour that the forqed instrument was riot set firth in the indict. • ment with sufficient precision, as also that there was not a sufficient similarity between that instrument and the one of which it was supposed to be an imita tion to subject the prisoarr to the penalty of forgery. Mr, Justice BAILEY having recapitulated the evi dence, the Jury returned a verdict of guilty of utter-- ing and vending the stamps, knowing them to be for ged, but not guilty of forging them. Framers Kasen, a most interesting female, was in -1 dieted 14 stealing one ruff, two tippets, and one cap, the property of Joseph Arundcl, on the 25th of Ja nuary. Th . prosecutor's wits keeps a milliner's shop, in the City Road. On the 21-th ult. the prisoner left her direction at his shop, desiring him to call the next morning at her braise with specimens-of his goods, some of which she wished to purchase. Next mor ning he took a considerable number of articles to her house in Ashby -street, Goswell-street, and he was - shewn • into a room without any fire, where he re mained for some time. At length the prisoner came, admired the articles, took some specimens of them, and said she would go into the next room, and show them to her mother and sister. Soon after she re turned again with the articles, chose some, and paid "three guineas for them. She scrambled up the re mainder, which lay loose on the table, and said to witness he should not remain in that cold room, but 'that she -,onld take li'm to one u here there was a fire. Witness :;'owed her into the next room as last as he could, and upon entering, lie slw her putting -some thing carefully by in a drawer. fle thought there was smut thing very extraordinary, particularly when he stw such a diminution in the bulk of the articles he bad bil:ught t but he was not satkfied of any thing improper until he went home, wlit:11 he missed the ar . t.cles mentioned in tl:c indictment. He then pro. - wired a search- , ..arrant, but on his return with. an officer, the prisoner was not there, nor could he find the articles-he had lost, nor those he had sold." The witness tin&rwent a cross-examination by Mr. ALUM • Be said be did not think it necessary to bring. his wife as a wt tncss, although she had made the articles in question. The officers who had searched the house. were not examined before the Grand Jury who found the bill. He positively denied that he stated before the Magistrates of Hatpn-garden, that his'. ife had assisted him in packing up the goods the night before lie took them to the house. He w.as positive that he had packed them himself the same morning . The case here closed fcr the prosecution,; when Mr. -King and Mr. Lakin, Solicitors far the prisoner, declared positively that the prosecutor stated repea tedly to the Mavistrates at Hatton garden, tint his *le had misted him the night btfore in packiug up the articles. Mr. Justice HEATII--.-" Gontlemen of the Jury, it apperi to me that this business need proceed no farther. There are other witnesses ready to appear for the prisoner, among thrm many noble per‘ons, who w-osild state her character to be - perfectly pure ; but the prosecutor, %%hose testimony is in itself ex tremely weak, has been contradicted by two respec table and unbiassed witnesses. 1 think you can have uo hesitation in acquitting the prisoner." Jury rose to a man, and without the least pre vious commenicatiou, each seemed designs of Our- iIIarERSI27 INTELLIGENCE, iirg tiseiffice ofTcrcinan, and assured the !Age of -- - t. air entire acquiescence in what he had said. Rea y was charged with fraudulently o b ta i n - ! OXFORD, FEBRUARY 22. i k, of Mr. West, two skins, value £3. The - prose. I Wednesday last the following Gentlemen were ad; eutor's shopman stated, that the pi isomer obtained the mated to de-rees : skins in the name of his rather, a bookLinder, who Rev. Jots Hayte, ALA. of King's Cotttge, Cambridge, a had dealt with the pr secutor many years. Mr. Reay, "' del. ' the father of the 1.1 - i!oner, del osed, that he had not Amy. iolin Da • - sit ASTtRS Or ARTS. 11111111 sized his son; nor had he had any transactions ,of Je.tts Colleze. Rev. John *rhumu Howe I.e Mrsorier, of Brasenose Ocllegr. arith him for several years. In defence, the prisoner j Rev. Joseph Shop•on, of St. Bdrouuti liall. began to arraign the conduct of his father, when the I Rev. Thonnut Hunt, of Chris Church. GinititoN SEIVEANT observed, that no attempt to im- i Air. Joseph Sibley of c r i .a s es o C r ot a ng T e 4 .. pute disgrace 0 his Esther would justify his conduct I Mr. Joseph Muor: Boultbee, ot Mel College. •—.. 0511117. . . 1 BACIIILOR Of MU:10. ; _,_ The following were c o nvicted . of felony, vi :—.W. ! • Mr. John !crania' Jones, of Magdalen Hall. Taylor, for stealing two pewter pots ; J. Welie;: . for I CAMBRIDGE, TF.BRUARV 17. itealng a great Coat ;.Mary Bennett, for stealing a r Sattfrday lay, Mr. James Scolefield, Stulent of Trinly 1 201- Cat, it shawl. and an apron ; M. M'Carthy, • for lege, was appointed to °he .of the Craven dcholar.hips m cas ate iiiiig a saddle j J. Brownell, for stealing a gown, I Us . l gt t e rai ß v e . v. Mr. Smedl A.B. of Trini y College, is eletted told an apron ; arra Mary Wade, for stealing a pair s m i t h, Fellow of Sydn ey Susses College, by the Wardens aml of pantaloons. I Company of Fishmongers. ILa Rot J. It. Dockland, M.A. Mathematical Lecturer of Sydm.7 Susses Colleg., is elected a Foundation FOluw ot that Society. Mr. WALstt was discluirged from Newgate, en rri. day night, not by a proclamation of pardon from the Pattsce Ream, as hap been erroneously stated, but in consequence cf the:Judges being of opinion that his offence did not amount to a felony. MAxstox-Housa.—Saturday an Eiciseman and a cellarman of a wine-Merchant, in Crutched.friars, were charged, the latter with stealing a qua.itity of rum, and the former with receiving the same. The Exciseman waS detect. 4, some nights since, by two patroles, attempting to sell some rum at a public house, in Leadenhall-street ; they, on searching him, found two long tin cases full, made to fit round his body, below his clothes. He confessed he had it from the cellarman, who acknowledged he had given a little liq'ior to the Exciseman, it being a customai y thing. His emp!oyer denied any knowledge of such a practice. A Solicitor for the prisoners pleaded, as there was no discovery of any derici...ney, there could he no felony. His Lordship said, this was a species of robbery not easy to be discovered, as the Excise man was concerned in it; but he should find no hesi. tatlem in tommitting them both for trial, and let a JUry ditd-out for what honest purpose be had the two cases coneealdid below his clothes, which will hold near a gallon of liquor, to carry either out or into cellars, where it was his duty to go. It being hinted that there were others suspected of being concerned, they were remanded for another examination. HaTroN-GAnnev.—Saturday Sarah llialgrove was fully committed, charged with taking insurances lit Little Gote, at a house in Bishop's court, Old.streat. Yesterday se'nnight, Stow was apprehended at Lincoln, and sent to Leeds, charged with having murdered a young woman. He lately acted as Master on board a vessel trading from Lincoln to Leeds. ECCLISMASTICA I. PROMOTIONS. Rev. MattheW Arnold, Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Ox ford, to be Chaplain to the Forces "i Sicily. Rev. J. Vallcier. Meakn , LL-B. Vicar of Messing, Essex, and a Minor Prebendary t f St. Paul's, is iiristoted to the vicarage of Balchainp St. Paul's, Fier. !try. P. S. Dodd, M . A. Fellow of Magdalen College, ('am bridge, to the reetury, of Allritigton, Susses. Rev. T. Freke, M.A. Vicar of South Tawsoo, to the rectory of Down St. M ary, Devon, void by the cession of the Rev. H. Martin. . Rev. William Poet, M.Aellaw of Trinity College, Cans. bridge, to the vicarage of Bottishain, Cambridgeshire. Ms. John Law, Preacher of the Gospel, has received a caU from the Associate Convegatien of Kilmarnock, to be Colleague to the Rev. Robert Jaffrey. Rev. John Bond, Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duk. ' of Canforidge, has been admitted by the University of Utford ;Le degree of Doctor in I);%icity. 1 - FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESS; &e. THE great demand f or M r . G REENOUCh I.OZENWIS of TO LU, after fifty. yeire trig. p ro m superiority as t h e s.t pleasant and effectual retnedy forall cove.. Ituarsetiesses, tole throats, and deflexion, on the luny., 64 4 ', -1 t.wnom and soreness el the breast. and all-oldies rind' in a appr l nem of bt each, atthnutic and consumptive et tut 'll,' mine only I:ate R . Hayward painted tio the stamp, an e ib ers ! count erfrits.—.They are prepared ani sold by R. Hay ward, ( e• ssor to T.Greteutu‘b, the Livet:tot) rand slld, by ha ma mt, by Newbury and Sons, St. Paul'. Church. yard; Di e , Soda), Dow Church vita ; Bayley and 111. w, teek?n,.° Hai, ;RATA Exeila,ge ; Ward, 3 i4.liollhorn ; ci ar a, , 20. t i t ; Nino:, I:,U, Ozfurd-street ; Barclay aml Stn.., H en ;ket; Make, 3 0 1, Piccadilly ; Va k, Corshtil ; and yeu4 t n if del Amuse Mediebtes—Price Is. lid. eat* boa. CIIING'S PATErcr %VCR Pal V ORNIS are the most freqnent scarce: of dren's Diseases --Their symptoms every paresst ar.dp„ diast of eltikleen should be atquaitsted w t itty of appeiite, a paleness or the altos's. of the (see, ems • 6 1 irregular Isar- of the bowels, attended after with shw a ow, they being on convulsions; they sffsect the growl% taf d a i„, and they pine* fatal, by ending m a eonstunrisw *de c a y , as a preventative and cure of these Marnaier ent.spi.hinsthaik excellent Medicine is univer‘ally abowed,,,a Inghe,t characters in this country, both no mutt and r li y, in have no equal. Their public approbation, g lei , Proprietor, front a pi-nom! knowledge ut its wolwertai in their men fatuities, stamp. its meat beyond sanction enrepioula. gives a nction to It, of whi c h no et h er bled due of ti e c a n boast, l'.n rots and tubers, who hare the care „, 4141. should have this temetly as a farinl Mcaidflt I• fl'ippt let ever the swamis •r bowels of Children are any way which It will always be found to relieve. said, whoksale and retail.at '.lting and Butler's, Wit.e, side, London; Sharp and ISelaai , Portsmouth; L ek ,. 4 . and Mallory, Purtsca; Hall and inhere% cniensan and ;mob, Sheerness ; Peek and Risk e a ; -f ers Hull ; Howland, Cook worthy, N.ttleton, and Gebel, Ptyin.,,, t Kr .a ott and Lloyd, and Swutey and Co. Binttiestu u , ; and 1 mbhury, Liverpool; Staines and Lim, M um : 'Frew man. Fatter; Smith, htanderson, Reabero. mot; aad ter, Ed;nburgit ; Raster mid Al•Dotaald, Glass/Or ; tw o , , sl Parry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. bl.frvitell !•10en ta , ter; Eiwanls and Penny, Lieu-pool; and ?Cali by aJA curs! methane venders, in boxes. at Ms. nil. and is. Rd. rant, To Till: NOBILITY. GENTRY, AND ()MEW Immediate Relief and tilt mote Suce. ss in rests* hem iv , afflicted with Culls Coughs, Shortness Lomb, na v e", of !na - adi... let Ittrh the must've of ear Oma: cult too l ; duces, must uniuretionab'y be regarded as the Aid of meg bleseinge. TN no one instance, (where cure was witti. 1 reach of Med ci..e), bas MADDEN'i l'le2 VAIL/ 8 SENCE. fried to accomplish this de.irable end is to prove that this is not the dictatee lutteestesi batiet,ll Madden has published, griceos.l. apamplJet , canaille; go vi monies of nearly 100 Lathe. and Gentlemen, who, is ll* me g • qualified tuanneroicknovaledge its acunis.u.ig &rush thesis Clot, and cure Of the above dose /s ea, g elid, h ave h ,, m i sidromi the plague itfEnglatieL Mr. Madden receivrig daily &cited* mews of the providential blessings uttenda:,t cm le. m m . ; tespectfully offers to the public the fetdow:n; Cases: From the Rev. Mr. I oven, Rector a uebelen, Ism 9111—WIth the ma: t gratetul plcavire I b ar ft-timely ta efficacy of your medicine, and I have no liesitabtion insure/go the *access i b whil the use orb IA this parish has 'usenet emir beam-id. redgezetal smi l e .td In cousin aIrAM means could afford .pstmasent eit.ief, the Vegetable Mutt Dever 6i.od to pe'liate paid mitigate many urgent tympteurie hopping co l ig4, In particular, it has proved I:Lem. hensgd,l, v hoses/eel the pressure of that •IsordTt to anal chilam ( w hoot linnet include seven of my own), who would other& have euirered seeeiely. Sincerely wishing Mayer vulent exertions may meet with every possible degrees( am, Sir, your must übetfieut servant, es. j. rents. Kill:ma, January 7, NIL eta—Permit me to return you my moo enrclul tkuLLe great benefit 1 have received from yourtitraivab:e moth- ' 13 mouths ago I caught a cAef attended by a ray bad el& shortness 04 breath, for which I used macerous reenio, witbeut Agin, and continued to get wtirse,with sad Hear side, that I could scarcely turn In bed, or draw my brisk err your excellent medic:at, alter taking tea a bottles, I found great relief, my appet r. Tao md, and I to get better, and oat now ptrtectly recovered c tur Meth 1 yen my hear felt thanks, and am, NJ, yang etligid sad aereatit, itas. Mr. Madden rttpectfu!ly Informs Vass who warble to try this sowerei;o2r,niedy, that it nay be had at 11 s No. 14, lidoucester-street. Queen square, bntlou, sad poiutnieor, at Kt.evett and Co 'a, Bat thulumew-derr; lit klne, 13, Old hood-aural g Mr. lioltuo's, atel ?vitas Royal Exchange Gate; Comhill; Mr. Hague:lab's, S 3, • market; Mr. Mammies, 85, Firet street; Me. tiles !VS Oxford-street; Air. Clark's, 269, Hugh-street, Beisigl; Sass's, Klng-street, Holborn ; Mr. Preen. a., 154, , 4 Without ; Mr. Ward's, near Mittel's-row, Holborn; riles, 23, Sutcharttptoo-street, Covent-garden ; at upit ramp included. Any quantity, nut less man that heels, (carr age free.) to arty part of the kingdom, au reakitega pound -mate for each three bogies. BIRTHS. At Conway, Wales, the I.atly of Lieutenant St4phen Royal NAvy, tit n •ntt. 0:t the 4th iu•t. the ts - i& of a farmer in the parish of Blair. gowrie, Scotland, ut three daughters, who, with tl inuthes, are doing; well. MARRIED. Saturday morning, at St. Mary's, Newingtoz, ITT. P. swer, Esc; son of Mathew Slater. limy. of Walwor.h *lame, to Mt. liring, oily laughter of Joint Esq. New Kent Road, Surrey. Captain James Ros., of the Hon. East India Company's ship Carmarthen, to NIL s ;Amour Goodwin. DU D. Tuesday last, at the Governor's house„th his 7sd year, Colonel Matth.v Smith, .Major of the Tower. In Charleston, on the tlth ult. Mrs. Mary, wife of Major. General Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, aged GO. In Steuboi, ) Dr. Micah Allen, aged 73. I ridt.y morning, atter a short itlnesa, Mrs. Wrathlaw, wife of Mr. Wrati,law, of erterdeb-street, flanover•sguara; In Ballycastle, aged 0.5 ycars Writ. Are. sett. 'Esq. M. Ds Monday la t, at Appleton, Leeks, Mrs. Ho..kitas, wife of the Rt.:. Dr. lincltirs. Monday night, the house of Mr. Dowsett, watch maker, in High -street, Margate, was broken open, and robbed of upwards of 20 new -watches and other property to a considerable amount. The robbers en tered by cutting in ai-erture in one of the shutters with a centre-bit. Saturday eieniag last, as Mr. Lee, who keeps the sing of PruAia public-house, on Rose-hill, was re turning from Oxford, he was ovettakm by three men in a one.ho; se chaise ; one of whom jumped out and demanded his money, but which being refused, he threw him a most violent fall, struck him on the head; and titled his pocket of a e`l note, with which they decamped: .A feat, days since two men who were confined in Dreeknock prison. one for horse-stealing, and the other for safety, not being composed in his mind, were sitting together, when a dispute arose betneen them, anal the man who was a little deranged very suddenly took up an iron bar, and struck the other a violent blow on his head, which cut his skull open, and he expired in a few minutes. Monday the Provost and Magistrates of Perth met to try, by Jury, Alexander Gow, coach maker, for assaulting James Dempsey, a private in the 6:h re giment of Dragoon Guards, at present quartered To THtmi As TAYLOR, M._ there. Gow fatting tn appear, sentence of oudawri No.l, NEW BitiDGL-41 ALEX. Lo mat was pronounced upon him by the Court, and his bill* 1101.0VILD it bond forfei.ed. , 1 BEr; leave to inform you, that :Ter Sinai& Saturday evening, du r i ng t h e h eavy storm , t h e A 17140, I had been aßllcteet with the hues Ventres; Its obstinately real: ing every course of medicine p horses in a hackney coach, o n the stand in Aleleis- m , oat eminent of the faculty here, and underpins send el , - gate-street, took fright, and set o ff at f u ll s p ee d, w h en courses of saline on, and twice diacharged f mat the Halphge little relief, would app e ar to be of the moilhereto-us twins the coachman was thing from th e b ox , by w hi c h hi s arm was shockingly f racture d. the spring of List year nal ((border had got is sods a _ I nearly to put a period to my exiatetice. I ;41 a tar Woo .B -oattso.-On Wednesd a y t he 12 t h i nstant , a battle A D VICE . crown of my bead, one on each arm, and roe k4ll SW was fouglit at Wickwar, Gbaicestershire, between Ix/ HEN Men of &location and professional skill ' out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadtatly OK White, a coal-carrier, and a laboui ing servant o! Mr. v V use persevering endeavours to discover the mos t sa f e and bad been in a state of ulceration for the last sena icie.eiel Whitcomb, t f that place, fur a wager of th ree shil- certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases,"tke success-, Ira t il l also k tw x n er nodes ir upon kij it, was ti very much corn , W :rs' lings. They continued fighting more than an hour, f t ' IA",/,:isirts of c t o h s e s i r a e t z t Pe d Co. S e ur b thesb,estl•avpern°b proof of es in su iroed rioraty. ; n D e l al ly e to deprive me of r n e i stria this lan ! tentage suiss,l en when the former gave in, and returned to his house, the cure of the following the collect of their particular steid lo y m e a ke. k. i a distance of more than three miles ;during the Same commended by Me. 1. Thompson, (who receives! se Psi! a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of M a to . al. by them here,) to take yam- Luke's Patent ille.eilh . . to du on the 26th May ; in the course of t a rn& 'sr night, however, he was seized with convulsions, be- cation. and its concomitants, Strictures and Gimes, which, by ' came insensible, and ci;e l / 4 1 on the Saturday following. l an e itepro h v et ed h plan, s a i are speedily fu and ci effectually cured; as also de- eecere andbe.nefets-inw lit ere en d t e r n d th iv re be tlian a m o u lafter the dt ohe on ; Upon orening the,head, it was found that a bload- ck,: c ir e 'i n w w t r eitnat g es, r om or a At se is taltan ee snUtary , vice , Lduigu too' lon g ng real . kg heied mart /4-nvul. ' however / (11:Ilidalable vessel had given way upon the brain, and which ap. happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in te. one causing dun " She skin, and, pain in the bore of the kit, widel4 stenlity or barrennels, and in the other a numerous train of net • peared 'to stave been occasioned by external injury.- ble Medleink, subsided ; the nodes oils/Nevin& the fgal blessing of God, Jed a little loager perseverance hi fri Verdict, Nlailslau.ghter, vous diseases, which, if not timely reastelied, terminate. in int• itsnatural hue, aud the nocturralgains endear 1 4 IL d ill potence and Conumptione In that distressing state dile:Witty ot Wednesday n Court Martial was held at Ports. deficiency, whether the consequence of such banefel habits, beciuue s by your liberal *llkley atid methane. eib l mouth, on Captain" S. C. Rotvt-Ev, and the O ffi cers arising from any other cause, by which the pleat rs of the coned"- my former co a4 ' 1 . 4 ,...... ‘ a15--14 _,_, „l e t me .„ A ve hu rld ht ml tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon strength, and ' - """ - r"'Y -- -'- w" ethe SW and ship's company of the Laurel, lately lost on the Guavaas Rock, in Oniberon Bay ;when it appearing offer a firm, safe, and speedy maturation to sound e at Vetted many months to the astomalurtent dial . ___ ai do g n o'ro t t e s T heaaf.. 1 ant at a loss in what terms to express my patitegeswi bill the loss of the ship was solely to be attributed to The result of a long and extensive practice has enabla them, ' fat (h°lll'°d of °fact suffering nlcerals , "_,___ m ialbe ti t, the haziness of the weather and the rapidity ~t t h e by a superior method, to remove vanereal,eoreplants, how P 991 , 1 c as possible, as 1 shall on every coca m. " — elet un nveterate or cemplicated, without subjecting the patient to will tread) . 991ig4 Sir, your grateful w---- el s 1 ,Cturent, and that every exertion was made to save .. leis the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cues ' "sr , 1116 ship and stores, but without effect, Captain K. ' where an early application Is made on discovery of the infection, 1 Swan's Close , Hi g i s - s tr " l4 EdijibiniriL oprietor I 11000 'Officers, at,d ship's company, were ac qu i tte d. they frequently perfofm a cure In the short space of two days ; Pr Pr ePared and sold by d'efole• - . Friday se'imight, a me et i ng too k p l ace at C ast l e The unprecedented success of their mode o f treatment (which cram has never been known to fail in one single instance In a prac- • • NO. 9, Ncw 1 / 1 141 e -3 tryr t ; where, 4ftWr a 1-A.• am°. :Connor, near Ballina, in the county of Roscommon, dm of 15 years, during which period between Mr. 0. JOYNT, and Mr. P. M.Kur, attended of both sexes leave been cured, even after seem yid Aurteas ' Cure of Venemal Complaints, and that, many thousand persona . ewe than 4i) yeAsA, in a pmane parfievaao lidood 94 .nhee 0 4. the Royal Giles, of Su rgccus In . by tl•eir respective seconds, and a vast number of methods bad been pursued by other Praatiioners without effect), seduces them to thus publicly oiler their advice. i spectators, when, on the fi t st fi re, the latter was struck, of his protessian elioold always ohs.tve so nut rw' Al in the forehead, and instantly expired. The origin of Messrs. 0088 and C°. "cia4lPrlY professing the care arthale nen himself, the advice NM reeistarkt hi_ .... _... i . Paris of Grnerition, a its that ttniolslole stoic? 1 4 1, particular complaints in order that they may not be marked by Weer. tojeesoas tailor this Medicine-sand mai- 17;A/ this unfortunate affair we have not learnt. a mistaken few, with the obloquy so use ruched to the igno -0 tsa romo•.::-A young Gentleman about fourteen rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they andliguitY• earning Public, as an a dvancer sadeks 1 : 1 - 000 3 / 4i have been properly educated and initiated Irmo every branch of • They are also sold by ids sr ~,rot. °dig Yes ga l leans of age, appeared at Covent-Garden for thz the profession (certificates of which t f ulits' • fitst time on Wednesday , and again on Friday even- testimoni a l s f rom t h e most em i ne „ t io rnnl iyeelawi r bel t - E .,':,., -- t0 ., 0 , 6 „ - - I for'daltreet_i Mr. Distuaroudes. lie 7 ; Fi. 700 0 hospitals an d RS at. Alb i an'sa.treet. Pall NW; ; the..i•cte 9 ePS .... e ast ing. He sung the song n 0 magnify the L.ltia" in wince any inquirer), that the euecess resulting from their ender 1 Posi" the hi(aunneut • and by c m P arsaa •a in ncill* a very masterly stile, and received the greatest ap- voters firat induced them to split toe y realm of the general Pray ' town in rtigla'ulske-'ll ivies " 1 1 9 ' '-- deter Whiner, 'rid they presume that their preteastons collations a tat ' (VII and Plain direetims , "ire " reHals plause. • His voice is so very powerful and melodi themselves w di ease and sea s+ , . _ oils, and hie judgment alts very correct, that he p fil. b; t a un : i p l u ta tibt c , s tin ee , Pr.cedial l ,mow,atedityer,„turtillnceed. rill which the Y Ilan ' ‘ tmo•-- - I HIGH WATER AT LOYIGJO mites to be a first-rate. I Patients in the country are requested to state the partleuler s I ... ... of their cue, age, and manner of lerisin, inclodug a The Royal Commission at Tonningeoloas ordered for advice and medicines, and the same will. be forwarded nank to NN an g i A 6 *** ....- part of the hmedotn.--GCSS and Co. Surr‘us, 13, llouverio• the arrest of Mr. T. HAN Coos, a inS•chant, for having maiataiaedacorrespandence with Heligoland. sweet, Floot-etrost. At Pri , Aton, John Smitb, Eig, brother of Mrs. Fitzher'..e t. — }le W 34 a ciitttyr to the gout. 111oneay,:.c L house in Cu:lt-court, Stand', Mr. Mrssenger, Bookacllcr. A ft w days time, in Dubrn, aged Gq, Mr. Thomas Snr.gg's several years since well known to tit. a•lraiters of the Ursula, by the names of Mr. T. S. Wilks. lie was for many seasons the great favourite of the Dubin atid;ence, but ra.sre particularly its the charactt r of Jemmy, in the Comic Opera of Lionel and Cla rissa; and, whit!) he also performed at the Ilay-Msrket liter re To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. SIR --T take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you that. I have received the most womierful benefit from the use of your DIXON'S ANI I P!LIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experienc..l the ante salutary benefit ; they de clare thee.% to he the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of seve ral Ladies and Gentlemen whn have received ter utmost relief from your Dixon's Antiblous Pillsi—Charles 'I aylor, Esq. Ja maica; William Shaw, Esq. Kingqon, ditto; Woudrift. Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Ma:, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old -Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq. ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Monet, ditto; . J. l'enllnson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullens, ditto; J. Bern, Esq. Savanna; 0 P. Polack, Esq. Who; Me,. Oliver tloldsmith, Kingston. ditto; Mrs, Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodrilt, Spanish Town ; with malty other persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your mrst obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the &hip Ganges. Sold wholesale andoetail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapaide, Corner Of Paternoster-row, I.ondon ; Sl.arp and &lam. Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Ai putt, and Mallory, Portsea; Hall and John-' son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Hoxiand, Cunkworthy. Nettleton, and Gil. bert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney add Co. Bit-' mtngharn ; Billinge and Lathhui y, l.iverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Ralbuxn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and M - Donald,'Ulasgow ; rulgen and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. 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