Star. — London, England, 1813-10-22 00:00:00

_ ; - . MURDER OF CLIFFORD. The following Letter appeared in a Morning Paper of this day, addressed to the Editor : " Sin—A deference for opinkat, which I respect much more than my own, Induced me, however re luctant, to notice a statement which 4peared in your • paper of the 27th nf September. I am, in that state ment, represented as having torn two confidential letters, addressed by the unfortunate Leary to two of his relatives in Ireland.- If such an act would, in any individual, under any circumstances, be a flagrant violation of one .of the most sacred laws of society, how indignant must I feel to be supposed capable of commitsing it, on the occasion, and under the circum stances, , in question/ - But " mark how :a plain tale , will put this statement down." Leary, perceiving, fitta the conversation which had taken place be tween him aud.Colonel O'Kelly, on the Sunday even ing, that he could not convince that Gentleman of hisinnoceoce- of the actual perpetration of the crime for which he was the next morning to suffer. requested me to draw up an appeal to the publie,. in which he would, he said, most solemnly, and most unequivo cally, assert that innocence. I accordingly did draw vp the first of the fallowing papers, which he would, most willingly, have signed ; he had himself, in the course of the night, drawn up, and actually signed, the second ; and would have put both . into the hands of the Sheriff, the moment before he was launched vintireternity, had "not, of more mature reflection, • thought it , prudent to advise him to suppress them, • and to let, things take their usual regular course. .• (That Ahii latter object was riot accomplished is -nwing.tovhat took place, from another quarter, im mediately before his execution). In the propriety of my advice he most readily and most cheerfully ac quiesced ; and I destroyed, as I thought, the papers in his presence ; the fragments, however, were, I through the officiousness of one of the turnkeys, col- I lected and pasted upon paper, ind are now in my pos session. Their contents are transmitted to you for the satisfaction of the public, and are, with the ex • ceptiou of the names, verbatim as follows. That they are faithful copies may. be ascertained by your self; if you - will do me the honour of calling on me ' for the purpose. The slightest inspection of them will shew that they were nut taken from any body in any of the passages of the prison ; that they were not addressed to any of his relatives in Ireland.; that they were not, in short, either letters or sealed papers of any description, but merely . declarations of Leary's innocence of the actual murder of Clifford. " I have the honour to be, Sir, with great respect, " Your obedient humble Servant,' . • . " JOHN DEVERIWia • 14 White-street, Moorfields, October 20, 1813." HONOLJUD Sit —fiefore this paper can meet the eye of the Public, to wham I ems eat it maybe communicated, 1 shall be arraigned before the dibunal of the Eternal, confronted, per baps, with him for whose murder I shall have undergone the dreadful sentence of the law.. With all the solemnity of one un der circumstance, so appalling to human nature, I attest the Ge EAT ARBITER of my Destiny, who will, I ant persuaded, if I !.; make him party to a falsehood, plunge me into eternal perdition; I attest the spirit of the murdered Clifford, who must, if [ern.' . bruea lily hands in his blood, cry out far vengeance on my guilty soul; 1 attest Heaven and Earth to witness that 1 did not contd. Mite, either by word or by deed, to the perpetration of the trims. for *hick lam going' to suffer. I acknowledge, however, the justice of my punishment, because I ought, is I had it in my ' power, to have prevented its perpetration. For this, and for • every other offence of which I stand culpable in the sight of the Assaiou•ry, 1 am most heartily sorry, and most earnestly im plore pardon of him, of my country, and of my fellow-citizens. I throw myself upon the mercy of my crucified Rensessza, and through his merits alone, humbly, but firmly, hope for the remis sion of my minifold transgressions. I have, with the most un doubting confidence in his all-merciful goodness, endeavoured to • prepare for the awful moment which is to usher me into his im mediate presence; 1, In imitation Of his divine example, most cordially forgive my promecuturs, and die in sentiments of the most perfect charity with all mankind. " To Hoy; Esq. one of the Sheriffs of the City of London." " Newgate, September 20, 1813." " 1 o the lizaela se Fails ea to whom I am in hopes to see this morning or this day, & to the Public at large.— I own that I ant not guilty of the crape that I ant to suffer for this morning, & is laid to my charge—and all fee cont,reation & good Chris= tians—my countryman swore my l'fe away falsely, which is T -, & 'the officers wronged me in tike—steed what I never Mentioned, & my Goseph Mus as well as the rest- 7 but as a good Christian I do freely forgive them all, & all lath.* that would grudge me—from my heart 1 do cincerely forgive them— in hopes that GOD will forgive me in my last & dangerous battle &.if I have offended him any ways, I 'offer my: slf freely unto his satisfact:on & care. All you good Christians pray fur my soul, & GOD bless his children. INEr " Datdti this 20th day of September, 1613, " JAMES LEAXY:' MURDER. —Tuesday last, a little girl of five or s'yt years old, havi.'g taken a few damaged apples, of no value, from the stall of a fruit-woman in the market at Liverpool, the unfeeling wretch beat and kicked the child so unmercifully, that it lay without sense or motion, and, being taken into the shop of a neighbouring surgeon, expired in a very short time. The woman was immediately secured, and has since been committed to Lancaster gaol. • Five of the Capital Prizes in the last Lottery, drawn 28th of September, including No. 8,354 1 a Prize of A:10,050, were sold by RICHARDSON, Gooti- LUCK, and Co. the Contractors for the present Lot tery, the Drawing of which will commence on the lid of Next Month. • The Scheme, with only 8,000 Tickets, contains Two Prizes of £20,000, with Four teen othtr Capitals. The lowest Prizes £2O. Tickets and Shares are on sale at their Offices, Bank-build ings, Cornhill, and Charing-Cross. A MOST VALUABLE MAP OF THE PRESENT SEAT OF WAR.—AS it is necessary for every one who would un derstand the Gazettes and public Documents to see the POSITIONS of the BELLIGERENTS .Geographically delineated and laid down, BELL'S WEEKLY MESSEN GER of Sunday and Monday next, October 21., and 25, will:conrain a MAP, on a very LARGE SCALE, of the present SEAT of WAR ; tomprehending, first, the whole Scene of Hostile Operations ; secondly, the Actual Positions of the Armies ; 'and, thirdly, the probable Roads of Advance and Retreat, and places cif expected Engagements.—To be had of all the Newsmen ; and may be ordered at the Oifice, corner of Qat-court, Drury-lace, price 64 CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE. _ • GLASGOW, OCTOBER IL PAEons Muir and William Mae were indictedfor robbing, on the 31st of July, on the Kirkintilloch road, Mr. William Peebles, manufacturer, Glasgow, of a metal watch, having a gold seal and key appended thereto by a ribband ; a stick, 9s. in silver, and a beaver hat ; on the ad of August, on the banks of the Monkland Canal, near Gartcraig Bridge, John Ro. bertson. teacher of music, of a silver watch, two gold seals and a key, a retired acceptance, an accepted bill, a twenty shillings note, a silver sit-pence, and four-pence in copper, an umbrella, -a cane, a tuning fork, and a pen-knife ; and for assaulting, on the 14th of August, near the Hirst, on the Edinburgh and Glasgow road, to the imminent danger of his life, James Calder, residing at Shotts Iron Works. The prisoners pleaded Not Guilty. An objection was stated by Mr. MConutee to the relevancy of the indictment, but it was over-ruled by the Court. The evidence for the assault was first produced. -James Calder—About two o'clock in the morning of the 14th of last August, when on his return with i two carts from Glasg l ow to the Moto Iron Work, was attacked on the Hirst, near the Kirk of Shorts, by two men ; Calder was asleep at the time in one of 1 the carts, which was empty, and received several blows before he could get up to defend himself.— Having, however, got out of the cart, he made a re solute defence, and his dog assisting him, the assail-1 ants became intimidated, and walked off without ob. , raining any plunder. He identified Muir as one of . the two men, :...tving distinctly seen him, but he could say nothing as to Mudie. Calder had thirty pounds FAITHLESS HUSBANDS AND Fanitas.—The Town of his master's money upon him at the time. He was ship of Manchester have advertised a reward of two so severely cut and braised, that he kept his bed four guineas each for no less than forty husbands, who days, under the attendance of a surgeon, and it was have within a short period deserted their wives and 14 days before he Could do any work. children, andleft them dependent on parochial sup- Calder's evidence displayed much coolness [ mode- port. Seventeen of these runaways- are natives of ' ration, and good sense ; and hereceived the marked England, seventeen natives of Ireland, two natives compliments of the Bench for the intrepidity he had of Scotland, and the rest are natives of France or of shewn in defending himself; and protecting the pro. the colonies. perty of his employers. I CHILD-DROPPING.—A decent dressed middle-aged Calder, after his severe beating, proceeded with his woman left a clild, about three months old, in the carts about half a mile farther, till he came to the care of a barrow-woman, in St. Martin's-lane, on house of one of his neighbours Robert Chalmers, far- Wednesday, whilst, as she stated, she was going for mer at Hirst, who was next adduced as a witness in a parcel in May's-buildings. The woman waited in Court. • . . vain for the return of .the inhuman mother, and the Chalmers was already up, preparing to go to Glas. ' child was taken 'under the temporary protection of a gow that morning with his cart ; and, upon seeing ' Lady in the neighbourhood. the condition of Calder) and hearing his story, he im- 1 BOXING.---The match between Alexander, the mediately took him into his house, and put him to game-keeper, mid Painter, the Lancashire pugilist, bed, sent off for a surgeon, gave directionsfor carrying was -finally made on Tuesday evening, at Gregson's, home Calder's carts ; and having obtained 4 tole- for sixty guineas, to fight between the 19th and 27th rabty accurate description from the injured man, of November, in an open ring, half-minute time. the appearance of his two assailants, he set off with MUUMUUS, THE PUGILIST.—Sunday sennight s • all haste in his cart to Glasgow, determined, if pos. Molineaux, the celebrated Black, who fought with ' sible, to secure the person of those who had injured the Champion Cribb, passed through Chester, and 1 his friend. Having beat up every public house on having beard that Carter, who, accompanied by Ful.l i the road, without Receiving any intelligence of them, ler, exhibited their talents in the pugilistic art at the he at last met with a soldier, who informed him that last Races, had boasted that he could will the Black, two men, Answering the description be gave, were a Molineaux left the following letter in that city, to be little way forward. Chalmers pushed on, and over- delivered to Carter, which we give verbatim : tock them when about half a mile past Holytown, MR. CARTER. and entering into. conversation with them, offered i Sia —I have heard at Chestre that you have shalengrd to *t them a cast in his cart 'to Glasgow, which was accep- me and likewise have heard you pave been very liOl, but eild ted. When they came to the toll at that end of the will not resets a chalenge from you or array Other m an h a Zoe bie c. E:cep r t in Cr t i b b e s, therefore i t town, they proposed to get out, but he persuaded them . London o E n a f t o li r er o fi n gb t H you d i r nlour a town guin t es Y an o d not Hunder and as mach more as you think p n • r. to continue with him till they came to his quarters in the heart of the town ; where they all went into a Center, Oct. 17, ists. I am, Sir, Muniu tx. room to take a dram together, and where they received I HoAx.—On Wednesday, at four o'clock, the neigh. bourhood of St. James's was put in motion in an un usual visit from a party of police officers, whom Clial usual extreme. Some wit, wlio had a wish to try hi s mers had, unperceived to the other two, dispatched a messenger for, on his entering the house. talent in invention, gave written directions to several This witness also received the marked approbation tradesmen for a great variety of goods; which he or of the Bench, for the spirited resentment he shewed to deled to be sent to Signor NALDI's apartments, in the cause of an injured friend, for his sense of public St. James's -street, and although this mode of hoax justice, and for the address with which he effected his ing has been so generally known and felt, the thing purpose. . succeeded to a great extent. Musical instruments at' all sorts were conveyed to the spot Where the amuse.; The rest of the evidence on this count was not im portant. . talent was to go forward : doctors and coal-porters, Mr. Robertson, music-master, identified the pri- 1 tailors and lawyers, dress-makers and opticians, were collected together to laugh at each other ; the most soners as being the same men who robbed him, on the 3d of August last, on the banks of the Monkland ludicrous meeting was between a big drum and a c canal, after knocking him'down, by a violent blow on . coffin, which came in contact with each other at the corner of Jermyn-street ; the attendants upon the the face with a bludgeon, and then kicking and breis latter instruments, wi,o were all dressed in old cano soning him on various parts of the body. 'Mr. Robert was particularly decided as to Mudie, as he had nicals, began to suspect, upon seeing the drum, that an excellent opportunity of lcoking in his face, Mudie the funeral was to be a military one, and they accor holding him down by t-e throat with both hands, dingly dispatched a messenger to procure the appa while Muir robbed him ; he alto swore positively, ratus for the sepulchral honour of a hero. The , mis that the penknife found in Muir's pocket, on his ap- take was, however, soon •found out, and the chagrin prehension, was the one of which he had been robbed of the disappointed shopkeepers was inconceivable.— that night. They recovered in some little time, and de stied Mr. Peebles swore, with equal confidence, to the amidst loud vociferations proceeding from a prisoners being the men who robbed him on the Kirk- crowd of spectators. intilloch road on the 31st of July, after striking him i BIRTHS. _ severely and knocking him off his horse : he also Lately, at her house in Arlingtoo-str, identified a watch and hat found on the prisoners, as Littleton, Esq. M.P. of a daughter. being his property, of which he was robbed that night. Sunday sennight, at Apley Park, Shropshire, the Lady of T. Other corroborative evidence was adduced, after Whitmore, Esq. M.P. of a son. Monday, the Lady of Capt. Barker, Dorset Militia, of a son, and the Jury was addressed by the Advocates for . and against the prisoners, who were found Guilty of , MARRIED. all the three charges, and sentenced to be executed at Wednesday, at Devonshire House, Piccadilly, the Fon. Capt. , 1 Clifford, to the Hon. Miss Elizabeth Townshend, second &ugh- Glasgow on Wednesday the 17th of November. , , ter of Lord and Lady John Townshend. The prisoners were extremely agitated during t he , Monday sennight at Arbroath, John Stevenson, M.D. to Ana, LORD 3USTICE CLERK'S impressive speech, and inuir . eldest daughter of the Rev. John Cruickshank, Episcopal Clergy fainted when taken back to prison. . man in Arbroath. - This finished the.blisiness of the Circuit at Glas -1 gow, and their Lordships on Friday proceeded to Stirling. HATTON GAVDM—Yesterday ,1612 tedeueher and Jobs Prottor were brought ay from the House of Correction, to be examined helots Mr. Cams, char ged with breaking into the dwelling house of Tho mas B. Hughes, Esq. No. 9; Millman -street, on 'Thursday morning, the 7th of this month, and-rbb bing it of property to a very large amount, the family being out of town. The Office was very much crowded with Gentlemen ; the prisoners are very genteel looking young men, and equally well dres sed. The charge was clearly proved by a number of witnesses ; and Richard Lillywhite,'keeper of the `Foundling Hospital Watch-house, being sworn, said, that when the prisoner, John Proctor, was brought to the watch-house he searched him, when he found on him and in the bag a variety of articles of jewellery, wearing apparel, ea. which were now produeed.-. The prisoners were fully committed for trial. Union Hau..--Yesterday three bakers were brought up ano fined in penalties exceeding 4140, for exposing to sale bread short of weight. The bread was sent to a charitable institution. IMPROMPTU. While Charity's brats say the Breed Is rotated, and sour, and mu% The Mialmam Is scratching his bead! And the Bakers, by dozens, grow crusty ! As the Miller, with grist in his board, Gives the cue to Mark-lane boys, and chuckles ; My Loan MAYOR lifts the Chy's [rest sword, And gives than a rap on the knuckles! the Lady of I. E. lIED. Monday seamight, at Sidmouth, the Hon.Miu Lyg•in. la action with the enemy, on the River Elbe, Lista:. D. Gray, of the Royal Masines. The 16th of July, near Niagara Falls, in Upper Canada, of the wounds he received in the successful attack on Black Roc4,l.lcul tenant-Colonel Bisshppp, eldest and only surviving son ut Sir Cecil Blsshopp, Bart. of Parham. At Leith, on the 14th inst. Mr. J. Marshall, Solicitor at Law. Suddenly, on the 14th inst. Mr. A. Jamie, writer, Kilmarnock. At Dratitsbeugh, near Edinburgh, on the 10th iiist. William Stark, Esq. Architect. At Lee, in Kent, Mr. Searles, sen. of the Kent Road, is con sequoia of the aesrturning of his chaise near Blacklisath on 181!L A whale, upwards at 50 feet in length, raa ashore lately near Wick, on the property of Sir Benjamin Dunbar. It is calculated the blubber will yield two tons of oil. A number of porpoises have appeared in the Moray Frith—within these few days nine have come ashore at the point of Ardtirly, and one at the mouth of the river. They measure in length from 25 to 3O feet. A Lady, residing in Everett-street, Brunswick- 1 THE celebrated. ABSTEKGEN'r LOTION for square, was assaulted by a fellow within a short dis - i removing all kilida of Pimple., Tenets. Ring-worms, Car tance of her house ) on Tuesday evening, who snatched betides, lk from the Pace and Skin. ff. a square of black net from her head, and made o Beauty - " That weals so softly in the stripling's heart, &mama Occcasitucc.—A blind woman, named a And gives k a new ?vase unknown before." Mason, upwards of seventy years of age, was burnt to When the All•powerful Charms ef oar fair countrywomen are death on Wednesday afternoon, at her residence in capable of stimulating the breasts of youth to noble enterprise ' a t z e l en lan c dab d ie n pu g ?suits, who in return iv ex ar tem a t th o be rewarded with Great Earl -street, Seven Dials. The accident was .mites and iprkbk occasioned by a spark which flew out of the fire and auxiliary like SOLOMON'. ABSTkP GENT LOTION, Y which communicated to her clothes ; she was instantly en- so admirably heightens their powers hf Locinadon, must certainly veloped in flames, and expired almost inimegiately be a valuable actrisidow and appendage to the toilet. afterwards. It is a remarkable circumstance that her I . Sold by Matthews and Leigh. le. Strand, snot all Medicine Yendcrueful e b eetee t h e wee d s , re. Price 4..6d. and es. 9d. a bottle, duty included. Be death was nearly occasioned a few months ago an a . " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," similar Illaallet. weaved la the Stamp, without which none are genuine. VTESSICS INAJITS IgtOP2. TBElGenuine JESUITS DROPS.have been loot Mown and esteemed a sae, cheep, effectual, sad often asi immediene cure Ihe fermium Glees. Wedelns of the Kr& neys or Bladder; and when taken cm the fire attach of Venenisl hnfeetiea, they will istfaliblyaccomplish the duke! effect : shall the complaint be far advanced, it will be reemsary to tithe the I specific RS:MIDI' with the Jesuits Drops. • The great object to he attended to is, that Foramen Arvid be careful in haying the true and genuine Preparation, as the us safe fed dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on rie Public, by absolute fahehood,, are so numerous, that the Pros . Prietort rapist trey Purchaser to ask for " Wessel% heath% Drope. CAUTION.—The genuine Wenn% le.eft's beeps art be dosed in a black stew, with the following• engraved therm* (to seam the Proprietor from piracy) ; " E. EDWARDS, Sim meson to I. Wooed, 66, St. Paul's Church yard." Price 25.9 d. rebottle. and in 'large bodies, containing tee small Xi. 25. MOWS Ain IBILIOUO PILLS. To Mr. DIXON, Apothoa. y.. Sl R-1 take the earliest oppatunity actittaiab you that I have received the mast veinderful kale& froill 'die use of your DIXON'S ANTIsILIOUti PILLSoAAe>t awe ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to who. l Sabi , kited them have experienced the same ninny heodettfhey dare than to be the ben Medielneever used in that eessistry, lee Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of ern. ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost Mitt front your Dixon's Antibillous Pills t—Charles Taylor, Esq. Jr niaica; William Shaw Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodtiff, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar„ ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Austin , Esq. ditto ; Mr, Walker, Port Morant ,dkto; J. Penlimon, F.sq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullen, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. V. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mts. Oliver Kingston, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. An's; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town; with many other persons of die first respectability.--Sirr, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the :hip Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Gheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sharp and &lam, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Allnutr, and Mallory, Portia ; Hatt and John son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymouth ; Klittit and Lloyd, and awitmey and Ce. Bit'. mingham ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester: l'rertnian, Exeter; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and - Barry, Bristol; Ste. omen and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and flange and Lathbut y, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger. Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelm-o ham; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, is bases at 2. 9d. and Ss. each. ADVICE. -- - - - WHEN Men of Edneatioil and professional skill use pennies's endeavours todiscover the most safe and certain method of treating a few prosollits Messes, the MCC'S. ful result of their experience Is limbed proof at sure _Amity. Messrs. GOSS and Ca Sorgeone, have been induced to elle the cure of the following the abject eddied pork:War study; ells a certain Disorder, finuently contracted In a moment of into& pinion, and Its concomitants, Strictures end t3leete, skid, by an Improved plea, are speedily aid diketeelly mired; as abode tatty, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences lane* dance tr teem climates, or a secret solitary vice, too ghee q. happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one caulks 'sterility or barrenness, and in the other a MUTINOUS train ef sere was disease% width, if not timely remedied, terminate In Isere a- i and amsemptina. In that distressing state of debility et daciency, whether the consequence of such baneful halite, sit arbirg front any other cause, by which the powers of the mirth nation become enfeebled, as rerdarly educated Sets of Lew dot., they offer a firm, safe, and Speedy arstoration to wend eael vigorous health. Messrs. Goss and Co. itedualvely professing the core of then particular complaints, in order that they may not be, by a tnistak..n few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to due that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch qf the profeesion (certificates of which, from deferent Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Phytielaile, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resettles front their endeavours first induced them to quit thipractlce d the general Practitionet, and they premier diet their pretensioos constitute a fair ground for the unpreenikandlainfidenee wid which they have, by the Pubile„ been to Illberdly honoured. ' The result of a long and catenate* practise bee diatikil diem, by it superior' method, tb remove vended hooted inveterate or complicated, withoot eihjedidi tea patient te As least restraint m diet or exercise; and le realist Casa where m early application Is made on discovery of the Inilectieb, they fro queenly perform a cure in the shout space of two days. The we prece'ieuted success of their mode of treatment (width has seskt te.en been known to fail I. one single instance in aped:fee of IS pears, using wdch peeled many thousand persons of both sides haw cured, even after severe and injurious methods had bees pursued by other Practitioaers without sired), induces dewed thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Patients el either ass, with matey, delicacy, and attention.—Letters frees the coustry,asestaseieg the parnculars of the case, age, and manner of living, 'miming a remittance, duly attended to, and advice* Maim for warded to any pan of the a ingdoni. GOSS and Co Surgeons. te, , Plest-street. CHALLENGE. MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the weak world to prove a tingle instance where their Medicine and method of cure ever . ailed of the desired effect. The practice of many years In the wriculai branch of their professi3n hal sot given rise to est i ansuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and care at Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious andyresteful effects els habit long midmost unhappily pursuer! by the yottths of both sere at the one it will be found to he the unfailing source et baerto nest; the other bare its ravages fatally developed to them by a Apt creasing state of debility, whicii, if not timely remedied, terminato ' in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while con sumptions, loss of muscular poweraind various nervous comphios usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary tic*. Of Fr acas languishint under the disorders incident to such a babit,thsir ' reatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in dye course of a long, laborious. and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and c•Auplicated cases of venereal infection, sfa as obstructions In tin urethra, spungy excrescences. hart ter mote, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, Sleets, as also s - ralerumx.s, Whether recent or of long duration, Lad which have baffled es kstl °tether Pracddoners ; are by their pre,ent improved plan treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the plitild suffering the excruciating vain and • alarming hemorrhage wheel Ortl3l follows the apptcation of the lunar caustic •In the course if to y+ ors extra tve practice in this metropolis, nears sou eased , trictures have been and are deity under their care, the earl man:Mimi of which are effected by a safe, certain ,' a nd gape* dots mode of practice. superior to any oth er yet adopted. lbt vo;altness, relaxation, and dridlity proceeding from this toes plaint, is speedi'iy removed, and the eaient motored to sulol and vgerous health. lain where the debility has for years et" ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative retnedies,aftsr dis Stricture has been destnwed. Is Indispebsably riquilite to fit rt the slumbering spark, DI hie, and to reanimate the tonuftlie . ...L ?everal Noblemett and Chntlethei, aids firs: respectabe to 'ate been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fur the ".' moral 04 complaints or the Urethra; fitrietams, rec. and, has received a ndual and permanent cena, request that Weer, ce may be made to them as satisfactory evidence. et the decided w perierity of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. /Mkt of these Gentlemen bad Strictures from tea to tw it = a-id were under the care of Meson. Home and tad other surgeons of equal enthamee, who attempted tbilr by the application of the lunar causde, wiliest samilMi Patients in the Country are tinnested to state the perdeularli of their case, age, and manner of deb& eadedeg a 53rk . note for advice and medicines, and the same will be gives et !onverded to any part of the Kingdom. Mrs in. Garde and Co. may be consaltei by *bee Veg. whit the greatest delicacy, secrecy sod bawler, at their home, No 107. Hatton-Garden. HIGH WA F. A 1• WISDOM MUDGE 1•04.40/LiWt.; 29 miaow after 1 Aftaneess... :utast*. after 11 LONDON s Print ed by Laval. /Lions, Pocket Kam. and publlehei them sad et the 301T-04le1 Tiestle-Bse. it