Star. — London, England, 1812-07-09 00:00:00

~`~ • e 77Rigrr-7•77 . • . 1 , 'THE ARMY... i . . LAW DrTILPIGENCLV lb 0! - . - . . . . COURT , KING'S BENCH, JULY it. , r -*at preparations acne *salting for - a review of the wool:wow:is v. NIOGRE. ' r:. I . l te•ment lit Light Dravions, at Hounslaver• This wag an a4tion of assault and false imprison 'l.. '':: all' tab* place before the PRINCE REGENT, on Ment brought by a journeyman tailor, against a Cap r: • - s', ay - next:. the General Staff, and. the Staff of the rain of a South-Sea whaler, who, in walking along :-,.t,.e District is iilattend en mite. Whitechapel with his wifc, one evening in January inli.e detachment of the 55th Regiment, stationed l ast, h a d his pocket-picked . of his packet - book, and Jamaica, was (by accounts received by the last seeing the plaintiff at hand, told. pin of Lis loss, and TActet) reduced to forty.eight privates, sick and Well. requeste d hi„ .. do ress. The de f endant then invited . A reduction in the veteran battalions has been the plaintiff intffa public-house in the neighbourhood, mciitioned in the military circles, the proposed con- where Iv! cdferd ham two guineas, if he would give mitt for clothing, now advertised, does not include hint his Ship's Register out of the pocket book, with tti. whole number. nut which he could not go so sea, and say no mire yesterday se'nnight the Eastern Regiment cf For • . ithr '' 't ti ' rc6birY* 'l'he plaintiff persisted that he Local Militia, commanded by I.,ieutenatit. I , r i knew 1.,-tiling of the poc)cet-book : and the defendant •C3ltine s . T. MoLutox, were inspected !V I) at ...rlntrose 14... fora constable, Who searched the plaintiff, and ;. .... Itmisis, who signified his entire approbation f f rtn , d. upon him 01117 h i s own poc k et- b oo k , a tuc k o f t•: are high state. of discipline to which that fine body Cards, and some silver. The delendant, nevertheless, of Then had 'attained. had the plaintiff committed to the watch-hottse, and The followii 0 is a letter from a gentleman belong- I the next morning (Thursday) he was brought before lag us the: 4 Medical S all of the Sixth Division of i the Rev. Mr. Ronsox, the Magistrate, thc.defendant herd Weilington'r. Army : • 1 attending but was not able to swear CO pliintiff's " June e.-1 he camp from whirb I trwwri7e, protected front ! identity,:iS the persun who had picked his pocket. Mr. the scorching rays of an almst vertical sun by the umbrageous i Roasox,however, testilied,that from the circumstance foiage a a large olive tree, is close span the village of ilediagon, i of the plaintiff's having been supping at a suspicious one day's stare from Pennemienra. We arrivrdr..stceday morn- 1 house in the neighbourhood, with persons of whe•_.e Ifs (fur we uniformly march A'S early as light enaiArsu4) and ex-' names he was ignorant, and fur ()titer private reasenc, pitted to Lave proceeded at break of diy to Mentos, as directed he was induced to commit him to Clerkenwell Prison io rte t.)re.e...a :a last slig4r. . ' • I till these circumstances could be enquired into, to be .• idaiut two A; I to-day, the order arrived for us to halt' brought up for re-examination on Monday. He was but how iorg we may remain, no one tan divine. Various reports accordingly. committed till then, when the defendant at! now afloat, but it is generally billeved, that an immediate I ! did not appear, and he was discharged for want of crncentration of our forces wit be Made; after which, a grand i evidence. It was for the imprisonment from Wed rob upon ta:an;anca and Madrid Is the sappOsecl deign of Earl I nersdanight till Monday that the action was brought. Weiliogton. • . , • I The defendant pleaded not guilty. - " Gill, The Division marched this Morning at two A.M. to I On the part of the plaintiff, it was proved, that he fs•icatioa, near wil' we lie encamped a this tone. We are of , was on his road home when he met tire def.ndant, course going to join :be m a in body of the army, and in an likeli.; . and that his situation in life excited no suspicion that hood with thevicw already stated conjecturally. • Ihe would be concerned in a felony. This evidence ! . u :tis, "I his morning the division marched to Quadracies, one appealed to the Magistrate on the Wednesday I ague beyond Sabugal, a distance of five leagues, and took up Its I The Saeicerort- GENERAL,' 011 behalf of the defen he.ley many was an encampment in a wood of cb unit trees, affording an admirable dant, protect.,4 from the scorching k at. Near Sabugal we were in eye witness, when practic i ng anecdote 'of a fact, to whichng at the Old Bai contact with the first division, who had been pursuing a nearly years ago. Sir Henry Russel, the present Chief Jus similar route. . rice of India, (then Mr. Russel) came into Court one' day,. and pointed out a man in the gallery, who had " Bth, to-day we arrived at our encamping ground, about i ve have robbed him of h is gold watch, on Hounslow Heath, emanate from Albergarria, on the Spanish tronLer few just learned tL a at Lord Wellington has, a few hours since. been v.eii.d evenings before. The man was exceedingly ..esse a., and appeared indionant at being accus engaged in reviepting the 7th division on the neighbouring heights. , ed of such a crime ; but he. w as addressed, 64 We " litth, From ore issue of partieMar orders r. lazing to the tree- how you, Mr. Wentworth, you had better come don of huts *lib boughs of trees, it Is pr-:aimed we shall remain , dovno ; beer did sit, and upon being searched, a wig, elev. days; this will certainly afford a grateful respite from I I WS,S ftlinti in his pocket. As he did not-wear a wig, the inconceivable tatigueswie have been da.ly undergoing for so • 1 ibis circumstance excited s t i ll m in i d lar b s y us t p h i e ci p olf ai t n o ti t i ha .s e • bog a period M time. . " You have of course heard, that molting orders bav - s Pmdu zed in the defendant's a , pacrof cards; andMr.Wentworth said he was going been i**444 to the sevesel Commanding ° lc' o f our ri l l ' f to Botany Bay in, a short time, in the capacity of meats. (Inc hundred Spaninds are speedily to be inraikd is . surgeon. He was dismissed with the assurance that each British- battalion, Who are to receive the nine rations he would be watched home, and if he did not leave and pay, as our own soldiers. Tits plan.is certainly excellent, ! town by the Saturday following, he would be sent in ai doe Spanish character undoubtedly Is made up 4 ma"r i e : e ; • Botany Bay in another capacity. He had not left the 111;04 calculated for the formation of a soldier; netking but Bet- i Court half an hour before a little boy in the gallery slid ease:plow and British direction I. wanted, in order to enable : exclaimed, , f My Lord, my Lord," and the husincss! the SPantsb nation ace:llia:lY to assert her iddePendreee in the I of the Court was interrupted by his saying he had bee of the Benetton. armies et Napoleon himself. kis certainly • found a gold watch on the ground, just where Mr. matter of real regret, that so floe a race of people, enjoying too : Wentworth had been sitting. It proved to be Sir um arivantage, of a most este Ikat c li mate ands highly fertile soil, Hen: y's property, and was doubtless dropped by'tba abated have,ey the supine Indolence of their Government, been ! culprit, as soon as he had been accused of the robbery. stsffered to tail lute its peesent state of ditradation and subjection, I Lord ELLINBOROUGII charged the Jtt: y, that what-, But we sus} be allowed to hope fur a display of something like ever allowance they might make for the feelings of. ereergy in this unfortunate race: if the Portuguese, who are as in- : haste with which a man made a charge against the 1 w ar in moral qualities to the Spaniards, as their cspntry is to : nearest person to him, upon discovering himself tube Spain, can be Made to'act . with such prowess in the field, as to ' robbed, yet, that the defendant, after the search of can e them to be taken for British soldiers, what may We not ex- I the plaintiff at the public-house, ought to have been pest teem the adoption of the same 'means which gave rise to such . satisfied, and not to have committed him to the watch eaatm ,. o f t h e i r c h aracter , with a mad p eo pl e so je mß rpa r s.. ; house for.the night.' At any rate it was his duty to bly suit:ler to than in every thing." I attend at the Magistrate's on the Monday morning,' land not leave the plaintiff to be released how he could, with no regard for his feelings. It was no sufficient suspicion, at the holiday time of the year at which this affair took place, that toe plaintiff haa a pack of cards in his pocket, with which he might have been amusing his friends at a leisure hour. The Jury were from half-past three, till near eight' o'clock, before they could agree to find a verdict for the plaintiff of £5O. GENERAL PfDLLIPPON AND LIEUENANT GARNIER. —From the fall ming =Count it is much to be feared that these .m n have effected their escape from the kingdom. In consequence of directions -received lei ni the Seciitary of State's Office, Wortley and ; Goff, officers of Union Hall, were on Friday dis- I patched down the Rent.mid, to endeavour to inttr eel* the liigitives. The „ officers. • n their iirrival at Locksbottom-!.ate, in the Seveneaks-read, obtained I . inforrnatif n a GentitinKres ctrriape, drawn by four post horses, containing three Gentlemen within side, and a WI VAIlt itt livery without, passed through ; the gate on NVednesday last. From the description of two of the Gentlemen, no doubt remained that they w, re the'perrans of whom they were in pursuit. i • Thiy traced them to Farnborough, where they slept on Wednesday sight. and where the waiter stated, that the two G , ntlemen in question kept much con. cealed; from th 4 time of their arrival till their depar tine ; and, from the sheets of the bed In which one of them slept being waiced with blood, it was conjec. tuned he had been recently wounded. They repro.' sewed theniselvetas coming from Birmingham. and ping to Hastings ; .and by the information of the post boys who drove ihem,'the officers traced them tilt( ugh Vvondgate, Lamberhurst, Stone Clonal, and Newenclen. he boy who drove. them from Newenden to Rye, stated that they reached the latter i place on Thursday evening ; and on their arriving at the entrance of the town, they got net of the car riage, and directed hint to drive to the Red Lion-inn, and inform Mr. -Hughes, the lAndlord. that they went coming ; he did so, and snon after lie saw them enter I the Inn, and fro into a parlour, frrm which Mr. }-I,:ghes pies,ntiy after came out. He did not see I th e m any Mcre I, but the carriage remained there all night, and n -et „snianing early left the Inn tinder the I conduct of the servant, who came down all the way with them. 'the (*.cni, on receiving this inform a. tiop, went immeditgely to. Rye, where , they arrived oo Satnrchty morning,; but on questicuing Mr. Hughes, the landlord of the ltd Linn, he denied having seen arty pet s,stis at all answering the descrip, .tion of those nientirned by tl.e post-boy.• The officers then applied to the Magistrates, and, accompanied by Mr. Chatterton, agent to the TroaSlDort .Bond,; - ' aE - - coon v. tOLLLY. This was an action of slander. The plaintiff Ras an opulent tallow-chandler and cliin.trnati, residing at Richmond, and the defendant a sadler, of the same place. It appeared that the parties were walking down Richmond-hill on the f recoon of the 22d of NoveAther last, when the defendant abused the plain tiff in the most gross and opprobrious language, re peatedly charging him with Lein; a person addicted to unnatural crimes, and with being a thief, and rob bing his (the defendant's) father of £4O. The words as charged in the declaration were proved by two witnessec, but were of a nature too gross and inde cent for repetition. It also appeared by one of these witnesses, that - the defendant, at the time, was not, drunk, but rather fro/i. He had also lately b...en a . bankrupt. Mr. PARKE, for the defendant, admitted that the 1 words, as proved, ivere'most gross and abominable ; I bit. in erdet to entitle the plaintiff to damages, should appear that the defendant meant to impute the plaintiff some felonious or criminal offer ; , whereas it was evident they were spoken in a - 1 meat of irritation, and he never meant to impu 1 those words to the plaintiff as applicable to any sub- 1 staniive offenCe. Lord ELLENBOROUGFI observed, that the words be ing proved, the plaintiff was entitled to some da rnages. Had they been applied like the hacknied 'phrases we every day heard in the motiths of coach men and persons of the lowest class, the case might be different ; but the repetition of them so frequently seemed as if the defendant meant something more thin Mere abuie. It might be asked what damages - theylthe Jury) would give against a man half drunk as this defendant was repreiented to have been ?. but all persons should know, that they ought to Jeep their. tongues under restraint, and were not to calum. niate their neighbours with impunity. The Jury, under all the circumstances, would give the plaintiff such moderate damages as they should think 'him entitled to.—Verdict.for plaintiff.—Damages £lO. • SAME V. THE SAME. This was an action of assault between the same : iie parties, and arising s out t o f: the same for the p t ia ra in n t sction : .ff, obser ved, that, in consequence of the damages in the for mer case, be _would not press this trial. I pr..cecdcd to se.srch t to gremiteri of the Red Luca, but ssidiout discoarritig those ti whom diet *ere in a search. Wortley thus. returned to, town, but G O T traced the cartage: 4 lg truss-roadti; to Gruoinbridge, rear Tunbridge, where discovettd it at a public- ham,kept byAsl4 ect .Huilltrf( e lie . es'Esbirothreied. cos t oo l s' :e Theservant e lung. 'llls may probably servo as so olio have :twisted theta. - _ •"7" -- 4 .4116 "Altar, .rtiLr S. t r eiteli eld . 2 prisoners were tried, eight of whom were ton of felony, viz.—W. Crane,' for steal ing threeloavess . • IX•Igelly, for receiving tea pigs, well linos is ; them 16 have been stolen; T. Lolly, for...stealing , * waistcoat ; M. Mack, for stealing seve ral dishes anal plates; J. Fenny, for stealing six guar, tern4yew F. Chambers, for stealing S china co; L. Tor stealing five dollars ; and W. Johnson, for stealing a cart.harness : and four were acquitted, via.—J. Smith. Mary Shears, Mary Dawson, and Ann Mack. Same day the Sessions ended, when sentence 4 f ath was passed on Sus. Lallament, for steeling 10 !link -note, in the house of John Newton; Ransom, for secreting a letter, containing thirty-fi £5 notes; Diana Lovell, r stealing goods, &c. property of \V. Wilcox, in his dwelling-house ; Sanders, for assaulting R. Robins on the highwa and robbing him of a dollar; Elit. Corcoran, ali Cochrane, for stealing goods privately in the shop Ames .Davis ; J. bowman, for stealicr a se2 Bri. note, the property of S. Smith; T. Boss lzr, for shoot ing at W. Burrows, with intent to murder hint ; " Ruze, for a burglary in the house of R. Bolingbroi and stealing 7s. 6d. Ann Rogers and Jane Jones, a burglary in the house of J. Caperton, and stealer) Five Pounds. • Four were ordered to be transported for life, vi S. Myers, J. Mitchell, 3. Davis, and W. Clayton seven for 14 years; and twenty for 7 years. Two' be imprisoned for two years; one for 18 months seven fqr one year; and 20 for six months each in' House of Correction at C.erkenwell ; nine in Nt. gate, for various periods; 10 to be privately whipped; two to be pillored in the Old Batley, viz. A. Thomi son and T. Halt, for conspiracies; and 50 discharge by Proclamation.—Sessions adjourned to the 16tn September. On I3owli r's mane being called,he answered in usual manner, uninstructed; and, on being asked se judgment of death should not be passed upon - him, observed, .4 Why, my Lord,. when we got to bridge it was ail under water, and so we hired a post. chaise and came home again."— When the Jury pro nounced their verdict on Clayton, a notorious per" pocket, for stealing a match and appenchges trot Mr. Best, the Judge informed him that his corn, nions would low a very a. tive mber, as he won not be permitted ever to see this country again. The prisoner, on retiring from the dock, observed, " Thai' very civil 1" An action was pied in the Court of Exchrtp Dublin, on friday, brought by Major Bryan, one the Catholic Delegates, against Mr.Warren,o;,e of I Proprietots of The Ililtrnian Journal for a libel, in tempting to establish a kind of acAlogy between I names and dispmitions of the plaintiff and Jemt O'Brien, P notorious informer and murderer. W messes were called •on the pait of the 'defendant, prove that he had repeatedly given directions to rent scurrilous paragraphs from being inseried in paper.—The Jury returned a verdict tor-the plaintiff —l4m ;gas AZ. Statement of the Quantity of Porter brewed by first twelve Houses In Lonlon, from the sth. Ji 181 l r as die 6th July. 1812: Sudsy, Perkin a Ca - 970,293 Barrels. Maas, Raids awl Ca - . i5a4,76 'lnman, Hanbury and Co. - I.Ato 04 Ik'bitbread ai:d Co. ' . - 122,446 Calvert, Celia and Co. . - 108,21 2 Meta., 14..nry and Co - . 11.12,493 Coombe, iDeLfirld arid Co. • - • 1:-.).924 Goudwyn and Co. - - 31,025 Elliot arid Co. • ..sNoss Cocks and Campbell (late Brown and Parry) 51,274 Taylor • - - :#1,120 guts . .... - . 34,010 BM 1 H. Yes' erday tnorelng, in Hamiton Place, Piccadilly, the Ductless of kledfurti, of a daughter. - HICI PILLS. TN the various complAnts incident to the humai frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarrniog in their cousecuences. than the Gravel and Stone, Ps;, in the Back, Loins, attd . Bladder, and Lumbago. 'They are com plaints to which every person is balite, and are a fountiatkm every other species of disoreer. HICKMAN'S PILLS, cum , posed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of sin gular efficacy, in nut only smoothening the Vessels containing the urine, but in happily destroyitg the petrifying quality of from which pr.tceed the above complaints, &c. removing calculi, or gritty accretions, and banishing every pcztniclous t. dency to th...se aterders, without confinement. Front a eonscrous ness of the powerful quality of these i ills, fully evinces' I private practice of many years, they are ofi'Lred to the afflict and recommended as a cure for the abuse complaints. told wholesale and retail at Mr. lit.tler'!., 4, Cbeaps'de, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by Bekaa and Sharp, Portsmout' Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, t Jones, Portsea; Trcwman, Exeter; Comtwortlty,ifletiellte,f bey, and lit:island,. Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; &Ater at. Macdonald, Giasgow ; Sniith, Manderstoe, Scott. and CaroPh Edlnbutgli ; Cristwell, Bath; Russ and Peek, Hull; Oregano and B,llotge, Liverpool • stuins awl Lywh, Manchester ; Bowen, blorwiCh; Knott and Lloyd, B rmingbant ; Gregory, Bri&hton aiglOollt 11:, urine Venders, in liux.-a at itssfid. each. MATRIMONIAL FELICI MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as retularlpeducate Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted t'oeirotten tlon for these last 15 years to the study of tbneetdisoid •rs which,P tramp embitter ai.d too often pr -vent, that ine.tiorahlelties rings'. felicity. '1 he unrivalled patronage tb.tt have hitherto received from persona of thr first dustnction, _ the uniform success attending their superior mode of treatment' is soon complaints, Induce them thus publicly to offer tildes:- tante. In all cases of dtbdity or di &honey; Whether rvAil from the too frequency of participating in the gaieties of shiooable life, the unbounded indulgence or libertinism or a secret, solitary, and destructive liahit, which weakens the energy of mind, and destroys the flower of youth by producing sterility the one sex, and impotence in the other, they off,v a sale • permanent than. 'lO those who, from such complaints, are , vented entering into the marriage stati, and ashamed*to setk lief, brood over their infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, however difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by other practitioners, that, by a renovating and,infal Ible thod, they may be rertored to a sot; d and vigorous anon. den. A ernain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and' every speetes of syphilitic infection, a mild and neversfallog nuide of treatment, is speedily a radkally removed, without restraint in dietor eitercOte, by Mess. Goss and Co. as Oa Strictures of the Urethra and Oleos, which they are enabled to torero a short period, without recourse to the painfpl, dangerous effects of the Caustic; ref. rences Of whi:ls gut be given to several Gentletnen of high respectability, who have been cured, after having laboured under strictures for many 'issra. To married F males , whose expectations of those tender Ridges of connubial halpiness have been defeated, it may also 1 aillsesing refleetion to know, that by ; proper perseverance . Asir remedies die general litraltb is renmated, and the ittmedi- MOUS TrIVIOVE4. To be esosulted daily perseoally, or by letter, by &tiler sex. • I.etters from the country, containing a Elenlocote, defy attended to, and advice and medicines forwarded to any \'':ut , the kingdom.' GOSS sat Co. *Susieoes 3 l3, #ouveria-street, Seet-street. . , . . ~„ ss '. ' . MB f a - HIS POOrdgg liarr° is w i gle e p w at"llltlet t i n the It la tacelkne is its ;. it apasap r . ea. white aad waseth, die reds Wins • ,"` stint east will preaerre=l, ll4 6 l ,i n b it ma : iigh the entail aid previa, ilt ir trad oe c o 11 illy, where the enamel has hem by die emir; eve- does dentifeibe, er by say ether Sams, i %r ill tar- manner to be credited only by these *he its efficacy. Te the general appeal anon O a r 4" 'Ps; Potence, tie Proprietor is proed to boas of son, elevated elevated characters of the British anti Foreign fin` ted, orders are rrevased to be addr esse d to Mr. - and 54., w and EIJ w.t apt, NI, on the nee. way, w. par , yard, nearly Opposite the Nardi Gate, lo boleg ts. ad, ! of TNlPREs lA stu l'E w a it il h lrY a ► Con erniti scio CTl usaess T TRE% th it hl---. g a A viation *yen the!geotral plat has beat gol f . others, seal issproveJ in one prefeWonal ilea ' five maturity of near twenty years experieue ei at i .;.„ . L , the' CO. continue , with attaba. r il ard our , t h e trad,ePli — ; J. outer. which are the crow tarsier of the it htdu4,l p . struetive habits of the Incolisislerate Os - olive iliac b eu u t t e • o e f m t t h b ese it u conaplai an me nt n i, m tl u te st hc h bold the a j '.- 1- neta • and of the &gal Culler d y o out it" t..„ s of !amities, they offer the* assistance as rep,i,o, - in k. &eons of . London , . • In all cases ui Syphilis* bile-Won. &ad.'s es dey ' 'fl" debility and deficiency, Is! ether wish% hoot the A. certa u desires eve tabW, long residence in was (..ke, • living, or any other cause producing dedtissey a . , for , the patkin nay rely on a speedy resandeut so h u • • ag I'l heir improved OW of curt stricer's eAt sr attended with peculiar success —r Actors+ a tee w f g ill.reloa have yielded to thew treatment to *A t vie : the creche. on ; I Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the gi mi nto : pho have labe.ured and-r tl.rt pain n 1 and I. , .lhaving reorived a rasit.al sod person:us cad, Lns i . request that trfenrawc4 inay be se ..'.e to rhea a 1 the : sndretera of the der:sled arrow; . .4 M., 34 ,, cam k w _ plan °fin-a:meat. Many of these genie-nun twi ll , peel; care of Messrs. Home, ilearostsle, aim ca*.xt . tenentliCe, vho attempted their curt ay the .. 'nIP - lunar cau.tie, without success. 1 71.;Cd 1 blAilftfliD WOMLN, who have long her dew h o f their eepectathour it a ta•nily. may hr antai4 .11111 i stances such defects are curable by inedwal dill id 1 zke rentoval of aura Impesiontent• Us MI ulleutWe e i the tainty with others, yet the cure of meth Odra% it* ' O, II)' i prowess of rensvcion is the aijoirenwill so d a v 1, he i Messrs. Currie said Ca. nay be censtaad by dirs' a , zy z . gratint delicacy, secrecy, owl houtar, at tails% t. I Hatton-Garden. Palest. in the coaotry ea ' 1 tb, particulars ol thew silos, age, and /eased d PrO- Metairie a reastranse Inc advice said modletee; ala )iCk- • will be then or sent tt• s•-r -an et at.. i. -aid . tin a THE GIA&T MALAI•I .kko ( II np•l- r inO the Afflicted with COLDS, *. mild , ' .e- ASTHMAS, HOOPING-tYstIGHs„ co _ A Th e : Am Is awn oaraesly recounnended NUBBIN'. .7 Imes 1 ESSENCE. 'I odo ample kl.efee to Ibis woo is not in the power e.fluitguage: hat thr taresolail perks wed, and is daily peroorm.og, te'ly epee* remedy for the Iseatet jest mrns.eoen, is It s it pa pie r , , Olean'', Rd., inneceror, a A elleity, a e o f 1 It is so easy, -that a tea.s e ocarol is a pos hil =w is f tl.e • perms; fp ylba• ant, 'hat, ia appestats and tart II ; whin wine; so it n.cest:; that I nay he Adoletat a al.. 1 fiat newly burn ; so ellicx•tas, doe tbsteashosin • i The ! frtat tbe gloom sit disease t t ti• awhile sf batik re nrn . Lvieg and grateful whose as et in wink. „,.' Mr. Madden hopes be call out he de wed phi d " it" tion, in venturing to add, that, missive 0 a pant t, to large quantities seat, (row time to WV, to kWI pre. Chegymer, In the unity of la Aced ws, to is de Aced 1 t h e poor Parisl unity keires, as madam easy veddot a- emir in.:x 1 volt-awe or discre.ion may direct, be Lis hod thr • gr.:lir:cation of r. I ermg, vs Md. . the Las Id win,' 1 house only, and free any ex; wee. west/ did. r t i :e many ot whom were dreadfu y alilict•tl; sad till. 1 July, has teen, in n weberless cues , it g humid , . ins• a ha d n ;sesa ds of rrovi ei,allia tivce i n hel , at op et great and difea ik am .i u m iss .wi r 311• • termed the '`• Olean Maals."—e 4 6 11 .1 1 1 1 ., Wl* Clot least arcerete eatiwas• et the bee. afernal a neatly sweeps from ErltUk pound MAO ' ha - a disuse, at the past, Nadu, and fessetranase d inanity shudders In order to prove tbat the foregokg abstentious mer.: effasions'a an interested PrcprieWe a Yeefeik ing a more particular account 0 she sheen 4 Mut table Essence ; with the reconaweadadeas slam" s Untienien, of learulig, rack, wad regal - 1W Is its erolliklful and planing ditty ea tbeneahlei er eye-witnesses thereof so ethers; end easy eel Ceres, truly astusiloblag. and almost increak. Oleos May be bad, gratis, at Mr Makin's, bk. is, 1 Queen-square, B!oomsbury ; Mr. hangers, lii,' -•—••••• Mr. HuguettLfs, SX, liar-market; Mr Peals's, It ;mitten-street, Covesogarecn ; Mrs. Wad's, I* m a n Maetrases, 1.5, • Fleet -street; Mount Kilted, IMO iv more for ew-clear, West hablibiletd ; Miss Rand" Pains Royal Exchange Gate, Carobill ; Mr. lirtsmad's, in eel" - gate Without; Mrs.Jordan'a, se, %Vbarciepell sad I s l 'w ado. Htgli-street, But ongh ; where rosy be had the corn . , In Bottle 4, price Ts. each, stamp duty niettW. ' , du' Mr. Madden will send three hotiks to 07 PI" "ging dom (carr.agc Ow), epon rectiving a enthogod of i, g the T 9 t HoMis:, IA Yl.tlit, bay. s ten- No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-SIXEET, LOOP, , : 1- 00 ,_ - unNotYPIO Slit, by a I BEI`, leave to inform you, that ?waif iced, 1790, I had heen afflicted Stith the lass %WO its obstinately rettisthig every course of • • orner I most eminent of the faculty here, at:l ' Du at ; 1 courses of salivation, and twice lchadattrelelb , and . 1 little relisf, would appear to be of die toed _. , Gil. ilte spring of last yeas' oty disorder bad got nee r atid . nearly to put r period to my esistence. 1 bad a • ire% i crown of my bead, one can cacti arm u and . olll. l6 lion ' out in It (nested manner; toy right Wale area" wen, 1 bad been 4to a state of ulceration ftw tie last arse . non ; bad also two nodes upoo iti was very nisch • • ; ate such excruciating l "b. P3.2' lamotderii "7 , nearly to depth eme of rein; in this *he : _, commended I.y Air. J. Thompson, (who r .teir lieu by them bere i ) to take your Lake's ratt rill le iv - to do on toe With May • in the course de . ch.so . receive benefit—in Little snort than a , ' • 1•14 , 5 I herd and aim were anuntily boded-- • ale/ leg healed also; leaving; however, ___ and Lion in th e skin, and pain in the base ordeals._ mew' is leseing of God, arsl a little longer perinea. 1111 I i‘ts• big Meulteire, minded ; the nodes asi'sealW illi ating ' Itsnatural hue, and the no: Urstal panafteeetef a fa- became, by your liberal alike anal medkfirs• . 'net, my former complair.ts--iistre eieevf•rid sIT . , r the strength, and ant brionte jolly and fat,in Ain_,, ,the in tinued wary months to the astomoltraent • P° l " ' and am ate lots In what terms to express ml drt rJreidsi I'K- for p fo uh r l t i h c v a g s ° gssi u ble I rnther , as Sufi st: e all tin an g in every °llah ae . : lili khr a , nlmg will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratehd ;kale* "'" 'ln"' vatic, me- Swan's Close, Eligb•eueet, Edlsborth. nitu- Prepared and MO by &es& Ptoprent iogi men Member et thelteyd College of Sergeants It by No. 9, Nevaleidgratteat I ' and They are also Odd bit hi.lloPeinieleilt* se ek lih dew ss, se. man' Ma ll : the Tia 4 ,loo, ' &Sea reed-street ;' Mr. . 1 4 MIL Se to ad: le to podte the mamma , br Gm 1 47 " 1 2, so b, b" town in Eager* Main bates esdp M. tie 5.„..... who tall and plain dbalcliewer leheV_hl r 5 . 13.1 "7 na 3 T tveinselvnwth am and s ecret' • . t,,ae. :or N. B. 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