Star. — London, England, 1806-07-07 00:00:00

. I I r r _ • OLD hdit,Er. • • On Thurfday fixteen p-ifoners were tried, two of Ithons were capitally conyifted, viz.- 2 7. Woodbokli, for stealing in the dwelling-lumfe of James Ogden, a box of liaberdathery goods, value 451. Amu Tyler was capitally indifted for breaking and' entering, in the day time, the dwelling Jumfe of NVilliam Fetton, and healing therein leveret articles ei wearing apparel, and tome (liver handled knives and forks, the property of Francis Le Tellier and Lary Dufour. It appeared from the evidence of Mrs. Dufour, that Mr. Le Tellier lodged in her apartments, in the honk of Mr. Fetton, in St. Giles's. In the month of • ;slay tan, Mr. Le Teller being tint of town, the went nut about thine butinefs, fire having locked her door. On her return, after being out about an hour, (he attempted u• unlock her loot, but found that it was already unit eked, and that Come perfon was at the 1;,,i • main,- .•gainn it. to keep it that. She, how ever, exerted her utmoll firength, and fucceeded in getting into the room, when the found the Prifnner ith a large bundle of clothes in her apron. The Witnefs called as loud &kiln could, and the neigh bours came to her eminence, and fecured the Primmer. On thatching her, the knives and forks were found wrapped up in a cloth in her pocket. Several other se itneffes corroborated this flatement; and Mr. Jultice Lit Mame obferred to the Jury, that this evidence was fo clear, that unlefs they dif believed the VY'itnetTes, they (honld find the Prifoner guilty. The Jury intlanuly returned a verdift of— G oil t y —Death. James Bryan was capitally indifted for privately healing, out of the dwelling houfe of Jahn White, King's Arms, Cole yard, Drury-lane, one great coat, three antler coats, a hat, and a pair of pantaloons— Guilty of Larceny. Seven were conyifted of felonies, viz. J. Shaw, for healing a tea-kettle, the property of J. Page; Mary Hall, for (leafing a (hilt, the proper of W. Curling; Eleanor Peach, for healing a (beet, &c. the property of Mabel) Davis ; G. Cock, for healing a reran thillingpiece, three (billings, two fi xpences, and feven I.r . nce half-pence, the property of J. Lever; W. Horfenail, (or healing two bundles of paper, the property of W. Jacklon ; Lyon Levy, far healing Mx pigs of copper, value 301. the property of Meffis. Mrogito and Wood. And liven were acquitted, among whom was— ysha H deer, who was inditied f r a rape on the perlon of Mary, the wife of Charles Littlejohn, on the 3d of June. The Profecutrix hated, that her hulband, a flute maker, refiding in Petticoat-lane, Nr , liitechapel, accompanied berfelf, the prifoner, and another woman, to the White Hind public houfe, Billsopfgate-meet, on the day mentioned in tbe in duOment. They went to the houre in quehion at four ~clock in the afternoon, and remained until fesen, doling which time "Mods drank four glares of gin and fOrte porter. She was taken fick from the liquor the had drank, and the woman who was in company condufted her home and put her to bed. After the woman was gone witnefs got out of bed and bolted her mom door, loon after which the heard a knock ing at the front and back doors of the houfe. She took no notice of it, but the prifoner, who had en tered the houfe by unbolting a (hotter, through a broken pane of glati loon after forced his way to her bedfide. He shed ;iVitnefa if the was ill ? and on her replying in the affirmative, he laid he thought not, and proceeded to behave unruly, and nmpletely ef fettled his purrofe. On the ends examination of the witnefy the (aid the was very drunk, but the made Come refinance, and called our, but the lodgers were from home. She war, however, fenfible, and (he did not i tfotm her hatband what happened until three days after ; although (he law him in two hours after the had been ill treated. She had no fufiiicion of being difeafed, but in fire days Inch was the cafe The Judge here hopped the proceedings, and obfersed to the Jury, that fuch cafes as thole, where the life of a man was at flake, Should not ref! on the fakery evidence of a pedan t unlefs confirmed by corroborating circum dances. Such was not the cafe here, for the woman bad made no difclofore to her hatband until the per haps found herfilf difea(ed, and, according to her own natement, it wa; three days after the alledged crime was committed. The whole conduft of the profecntrix, had not been Inch as entitled her Rate ment fuflicient to carotid the prifoner.—Me Guilty. Friday fixteen prifoners were tried, one of whom was capitally convifiled, viz. Martha Poyk, for uttering nine counterfeit (bil lings. It appeared that the prifoner had been con. vifted of uttering, at the Middlefex Seffians in April, incs, for which the fuffered twelve months imptifon anent. In a month after the was liberated the went to the (hop of Mr. Markham. in Ratcliff Highway, and looked out a gown piece, for which the tendered in paymet t nine bad Shillings. In her defence, the prifoner hated, that (he was an Unfortunate girl, net more than fei writcen years of age. Hestnother, the (aid, had been dead for tome time, and her father had turned her out of doors, and defitcyl her to earn her bread in the belt manner the could. The money the had tendered to the pro f:tutor the had the sight before received from a gen. t einane and had not the fmallen idea ;t was bad, and t itrefore threw halal' on the Coate and Jury' toe m *my. Mc learned Judge. in fiimming up the evidence, r.id. the Rory of the prif o ner might be emitted to . • 'tepee of credit, was it norm evidence, and a her puelcut crime, that the had bv.ii before e and fenter.ced to a yeiti'y ;ago il;ainient f it a like offence. From this it might he inferred, that the was a common titterer of had money ; but it Cie Jury entertained any donut on the lubjeet, they should, of costae, acquit. her. • The Pay, after Comae confideratioo, returned a verdia of Goaty—Death. ' R. Navy/was indirSed for healing a tree of cloth, the property of Mr. Willer The chub was fent from the country, direfted to Mr. Lawfoa, it; Red Lion fireet, Holborn. Ir was placed in the east of the proMecutor, the proprietor of the Doll and itT•mth Inn i on the 4111 of May, tinder the tare of Baice and B ken. tet ras's belonging to tie Inn.. One of them 1-. I o-cation to deli er a package. and whit(' the othe - %.• 4 , licking the refidence - ot Mr. Lawton, the ere , a as dct-fled healing the property. On being a iiehended he beg,ed ler mercy, and Rated that darer' had made him difioneft. He wit, believer. a well ()relied young man —Guilty. , Direid genes was alfo indiacd for a Ilmilar offence,, in healing a quantity of wool from the Leeds Itige waggon. The trifoner got into the waggon, and en tered into errivafation with the driver and guard They drank together at a public !mule at Ponder's Eud, where the prifoner borrowed a, bag, °heaving that he was going into the neighbortring country for fame fighting encl.. The waggon left Ponder's End at twelve o'clock, and in ten minutes after the pc/- loner; having previoufly excited lorpicion by his con due, was sletaled in filling the bag with wool from a package which he had cut. In defence, the pri• toner, who was apparently a genteel young man, Pleaded inebriation, and called feveral witnefres, who gave him a good chataraer.— Guilty. The following were alfo conviaed of felonies, viz. J. Hind, for healing a quantity (retypes. the property of Win. Prellon, and Elizabeth Taylor, for receiv ing the fame, knowing them to have been Bolen ; E. Cruldrock, for Ilealin,r• a petticoat and two fhawls, the property of J. Follett; S. Wickham, for heal ing fourteen pounds of verdigreafe, the property of Metirs. Grace and Co. ; Sulannah Broughton, for healing fundry bank notes, the property of J. Doyle ; J. Forret!, for Ilealr.s. a piece of nankeen, the ' property of J. Williams and J. Armour ; T. Brace, for healing a quantity of iron, the property of E. Leggett ; J. Taylor, for healing two Myer tea epo' ons, the property of Sufannah Lloyd ; and fire were acquitted. Saturday (even prifoners were tried, three of whom were conviAed of felonies, vie. Robert Prefect and William Begin were indißed for violently alfaulting John Cardu, a Revenue Officer, in the difcharge of his duty. The ATTORNEY GE Rated the cafe on the part of tfie Profecution, and it then appeared in evi dence that Cardu refided at EaR Bedley, in Devon (hire, and that the prifnners were fmugglers. On the night of the zd of December, 1805, about twelve o'clock, the profecutor was palling through the lime kilns, near EaR Badley, when he perceived in a field known by the name of the Granary Field, a quantity of gnods depofited under a hedge. On examination, they proved to be forty five gallon and three quart kegs of ltnuggled fpitits. The profecutor was then about a hundred yards diftant from two cottages, where there was, he perceived, .a light, and he pro. seeded towards them to procure attains to convey away the keg.. On his way, he met the prifoner, Prefcot, and another man, but though he required them, in the King's name, to affift him in conveying away the feizure. they refuted. Shortly after this, the profecutor hailed a boy, who was on.horfeback, and was fending him to a neighbouring village for a horfe and cart, when the father of Preffint came up, and Rating that he had been called out of bed to a wreck, promifed, that if the profecutor would allow the boy to go with him, they would return, and ar ia in taking away the goods. The profecutor con tented, but he never law either of them again, and immediately afterwards was attacked by the prifoners and another man, whom he did not know. They were armed with bludgeons, and knocked him dos n, and beat him fo violently on the head and fhoulders, that he called for mercy, and promifed to give up the feieure. Ther then coffered him to go away, but the prifieners followed him till he arrived near the houfe of a Mr. Dennis, a revenue officer. It was fume months before the prifoners were apprehended, previous to which the profecutor had tool. deliver. ed terhim as b • It money, but he returned it to the pri(oners after they were taken. The Jury, after hearing the evidence read over by the Learned Judge, found the prifoners Guilty. Hannah I Vetere was capitally indi.9ed for Reeling three tI. notes, a quantity of lace, and other articles of wearing apparel, in the dwelling houfe of Dame Amelia Campbell, widow, her property. It ap peared thit the prtfoner had lived a (tort time with Lady Campbell, in Wimpole-Rreet, as her confiden tial fervant. In this capacity the had an npportuni ty of knowing where her Ladyffiip kept her cafh.— It was in a (mall caddie, the key of which was fre quently left in. Lady Campbell had often mif fed turns of money from this repufirory, and the was determined to difcovcr the thief, if fuch difcovery could be made amongit her domettics. She accor dingly marked fevtral tl. Bank notes. and placed them in the caddie. On the 26111 of May, one of the notes fo marked was (Inlet). on the 27th another u as miffed, and on the 7th of June Lady Campbell mif fed the third note. She had that night been to a runt, and retutniug home late, the "prifoner was in bed. She went up to her room, and found the three mates the had previnufly marked fecreted under the bed. She alfo found lace and other articles of wear. ing apparel in the poffeffion of the prifoner, which lad alfo been fitAtfl from her. The prifoner of courfe was apprehended. The defence fez up was infanity, and evidence was given of that fag, but it applied to many years back, and not to the ',relent period. The Jury, however, acquitted her of the capital part of the. charge• there being no proof that the had flolen to the value of 40s. at any one time, and found her Guilty of the Larceny. Croddree4 was indieted for flealing two (bawls, one petticoat, a mane apron, and a pair of tilk gloves, the property of Jul. Follett and his wife, out of their apartments in the houf.: of Mrs. Hop kinf, Paddington area. St. Mary-la bonne, where the prifoner was then a fervant. Tlat prifoner. on being apprehended, fwallnwed a vial ftril of laud* nuns ; but on a promife of Mo. FOC; nut to perste, cute her, the contented to take a draught, prepared by an apothecary, to expel the laudanum. She was afterwards to ill, that tae was taken to the Middle. fez Holpito. where the remained fours days. On her recover • the profecutor had her taken up on a warrant.—Guilty ; btu recommended to mercy, on ac count of her you, li,and extraordinary good charater. A CARR OF lINOULAII ATROCITY. I - - - ?Ix. Barad,' young woman falhionahly attired, and whole appearance excited univetfal fympathy, was put to the bar, having voluntarily furrendered lierfelf to take her trial on an indiament, charging her capitally with flealing spark containing forty gui. news, half *a plisses, and a vsloabk diamond ring, the property of John Romney Rouvelett, in tEe dwelling honfe of John Ives, Elq. the Warden ef the Fleet Prifon. The proftcutor of this indictment Rands charged with torgery, aid be was lii ow& vp from Behan gaol ironed, to prufeetne on his indiet men% An application was made to put off the trial on the affidavit of the ptofecutor, which Rated, that tome material witneffes at Liverpool had not had fuffieient notice to attend. The objefl of this at tempt was to prevent the prifoner from applaring again(' Rouvelett on his trial for forgery, as all's to prevent her becoming a witnefs again(' the profecu tor in a cafe of perjury, where Rouvelett was pro (motor aping Mr. Durant, of the York Hotel, Al. bcmaile Itreet. The Recorder faw through the v.:int - adjoin, which he defcribed as the moll foul and audacious that ever were attempted. He ordered the trial to proceed. Romney Rouvelett, who called himfelf a gentle man, Elated, that he was a prifoner in the Fleet, on the lull of June, [Rog, for a debt of stool. having furrendered himfelf by companion on the ad of May in the fame year. The prifoner lived with him as his wile, helm e his confinement, and the ufed conflantlf to vifit him in his room in the prifon. He had the talks in May, Itto6, when he was removed, by Ha beas CiNtpus, into Somerfetfliire, on a charge of for get y. On the 11 th June, t Sol, the pi :loner was with him, when he drew half a guinea from his purfe, and gave it to a tneffengcr ; after which he put the purfe, containing the property as (Wed in the IndiSment, into the pocket of a fortout coat, which was hanging up in the room, in which WAS the Clog, worth pl.— There were no other perfons in the room but the pd. loner and bimfelf; and in twenty minutes after the was gone,he sniffed his property from the great coat pocket. He concluded that the money was fate, as the prifoner was gone to Ditrant's hotel, Albemarle- Oreet, and he slid hot ftipisofe her capable of robbing him. Sbc, howevei-, ableonded, and he marl; law her again until the was arreited at his fait, jointly with Durant, in an *Minn of 'rover for ao,oool. for deeds, mortgages, and bonds, beating interett, for which bail was given. He had no opportunity of bringing her to jullice for the allidged robbery, he being himfelf a prifoner. (The Recorder hers re marked, that the profecutnr could find the prifoner for a civil (stir, although he could not find her for the ,criminal aft.) Or. the trots examination of the profecutor, he Paid he was born at Saint Martin's, in the Well In dies, and be had been at molt of the Mods in that quarter = his uncle was a planter in the AVM Indies, and he lived on fuch means, whilft in England, as his family afforded him ; he was brought up in Amfler dam, at the houfe of Mr, Hope, banker ; after which he became a Lieutenant in the Btitifh army (the 87th regiment). He knew Mr. Hope, of Harley fireet, Cavenclifhlquare, and Mr. Hi pe knew him to be Mr. Rouvelett, of Saint Martin's, for the two fa milies had been dole!) , eon:Need for one hundred years. He lived in England on remittances from his uncle, in goods or bills, but he had no property of his own. Meffrs. Stevens and Boulton ufed to pay witnefs his remittances at Liverpool, but he could not tell who paid them in London. The RICORDIER obferved, that the witnefs (hould not be preffed too far in giving an account of bimfelf, as he flood charged with forgery. On being afked if he; the witnefs, had not Paid be would be revenged on the prifoner. as the was inti mate with Durant, and charge her with a felony, he anfwered that he did not recolle& having laid fo, but the queflion being prefect, he partly acknowledged it. The purfe, which was empty, witnefs acknow ledged was found under his pillow on the 12th of June, the day after the alkdged robbery, by his room chum, a man of the name of Cummings. The pri fatter was with him in prifon after the 12th of June, although he had laid the had abkonded. The RICORDER did not Puffer the cattle to be fur ther proceeded in, and direeled the jut y to acquit I the pe ironer ;, and ohferved that this was the molt foul - charge he had ever heard of. The difgull of the perfons in Court was manifeft. ed by Mires and groans, as the fellow retired, in Inch a manner as baffled the efforts of the Officers of Jul. tice for frune time to fupprefru MARRIED. Toefday, at St. George's, Hanover.fquare, Olborne Markham, E(q. fan of the Arcbbilhop of York, to the Right Hon. Lady Mary Thynne, filter of the Marquis of Bath. Thurfday jternoon, at five o'ciotk, at the Marquis Wadley's, in 0 iford.fireet, by Crag licence. Sir Wm. Abdy, to Mils eldelt daughter of the Marquis Wetacky. The ceremony wasperformed by the Rev. Dr. Molt. Mifs Pole acted as Bride's Maid. Ihe young lady was given away by the Marquis and Lady Ahdy. Mr. and Mr.. Pole, Sir A. Welicacy,and Quante, of MorMngton, were prefint on the occafion. About fic o'clock the hippy couple. in a chariot and four, kt of to pats the honey • ninon at 'Fwlekenham._ On Werhadsy, by tprelal licence, at the Earl of Chichefter's feat, near Portfrnouth, by the flan. and Rev. Charles Stewart, the Hun Col Wm. Bligh, to Lady S. Stewart, youngelt daughter of the Earl of Galloway. I.orJ and Lady ( - Sulks gave the happy couple away, in the pretence of the Earl and Counter's of Chisher ter, and a large party of Nobility. The bri,te miss attired or co vered with white lace. After the ceremony, they proceeded in a chariot and four to Lyttktoo Lodge, Middiefet, to pars the ho neymoon. DIED. In the beginning of February lalt, at Chuttar, Captain James Perry, of the tyth regiment of Native Infantry, on the Bengal Eftablifttnvesit. He was In his asith year, and a young man of the molt amiable charadter. HI. regiment ferv:d under Lord Lake, In Ills pliant expedition to Delhi, and he was feverely wounded In the brilliaat capture of Agra, by *Galt, nn the tcth of Odlober, 0103. :.nd, from his g.ihantry on the necalion, his Excellency appointed hint Adjutant and Qlsarter4Ositer of the European Invalids. at Chunar. He had JuR gained his rank of Captain ; and, with the lore and eftcem of his Commander and brother Officers, had the briglitLit profpedt opened to him, when he was kiard with a fever, 'meter which he funk ht a few dayk. FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. DR. FREI:MA.4'v GUTTA SALUTARIS; is by far the mott fie and effedloal Renaedy ever yet Si reovered for doe Cure of that dangerous Akar. Peanuts unhappily afils ed with Venereal Complaints 1.. all Its Stages, and ender its various Ann ironer.. will find a fecure and prefent relirf, by taking thee mofiainvaluable Drops; which, tar tkalr excellency during thirty Years practice In the molt populosti Part of London, vlz. Hatton- Garden, have been termed Cotta Saluted,. The fccrecy with which snort oaken fu affil led find ft needful to conceal their fofferings, may be Eddy employed while Ming theft Drops ; finee they render confineinmo unneceffary, as well as all undtuous or mercurial preparations, or any furglcaloperation whatever. Hy appointment of Dr. Freeman, they are fold wbolef ale and re tail, by R. Butler, No. 4, Claeapfide, corner of Paternofter row; and retail by Stains, 0. Brown, Lynch, and Vaughan, tlar.chel. ter ; billinge, I.nthbury ; Wilfm and Spence, I.irerpool ; Mac donald, Glafgewr ; Stmt. &Mitt.% Smith, and hianderton, Edin burgh ; C. meron, Berwick ; Reid, Leith ; Drewry, Derby ; Den bagc, Nottba;barn ; Hopkins, Stockport; Warrington ; folk. ; Wills, Rogan, Randall, Pittman, Ho:land. and Sloths, rlyninuth ; Iletun and Sharpe, Portfmvuth ; Roberta and Inhnfon, Gorport ; W.ftna and Grid!, Porde-a ; Ilnmpron Vat. moods ; Ptak al,tl Refs, HaU ; Williams, Fzetcr ; and moll Mc. dicio, V. nders in every taWniitt betaa 84 3s. yd, each, with am. plc 4i;cdtious. .0 • SALES BY ACtTrON. MA Debrale RESIDENCE at CIATON, near Drifted: By Mr. S rEPHENTS, On Fatnrday the id of Anglia neat, at one o'clock in the after. noon, at the Exchange Coffee Houk, Bristol, 'lled to fuck conditions as will be then expreffe • rHE Capital neehold DWELLING HOUSE: late the reildesee of Mrs. Blatt, dece.fed ; hiving attached to Befoul' Paddock, Pleature-gmond, and three goal Gardens, with an excellent four-light Melon .pit, and Garden-hook. The Houk waits of three parinura, b.mfeke. per's-room, and china-pantry, on the grit Ear ; a drawing-room. three bra bed. roams, a leffa one, wok four p od garrets. The Icreant ' s as kitchen, laundry, ( events ball, hack kitchen, pantrlet e Ll (mall dairy, with cellars are fuably convenient. There is a coach-honk, and four.ttal n led (table, wood-houfe, pouhry bode; and a molt complete D.ag Kennel, newly built, which, at the op. . don of the poreffor, may be made an excellent Brew-hook, hsv. ling a broiler and flue already put at,. within. fbe lltuatlon of the Houle, removed at a proper difturre frank the Road, enjoying the peentar advantage of a hosthern afpra-t, and with tie certainty of keeping an uninternipterl prnfpt 0; makes this relldro. - e (for, a faintly int too nnmemos) the molt aureesMe on Clifton HilL One of th. Gardens, which b Awing sos fret long, and icr the greater part to: deep, men with Mt principai hour,' no Calton, and comma :Kline a pieslnat vtewi, which milt emtinue uninterrupted, render tare premifes ta- Inanely valuable for building. To he fern only on Tuddays, Wetio,fd gs, Thurfdays, and Fridays, between the hours •.ftw.lan. aid two, by disking swig cation if a ticket ti the krone of Mr. dteph no, in ComlwrialW Erect, where further rarticolgs may he learowl. L. vets (Kew paid) tiltededito J. 'Sheet, Elti. at be duly intr.'s(' to. lly R • IiDLE WALKER, At the Swan Inn, In Wolverhampton, In the County of Stafford. on Wednettby the thth. day of July, 'Son, at Four &Cluck in the... Afternoon, in the following i.ote,or fuck others, and cubic& to filch eon lition., as than ho then Fropofed. THE following ESTAI'E.S, being Freehold of abfolute Inheritance, (the Land 'fax oat which has been re deemed) Stinted land being in the Parini of Albrightoo sad 800. iosale, in the County of Salop. (vii.) IN TN, PAtlatl OP ALIZIONTON. LOT t. A Farm Hoeg, Outbuildings, and Maws Clary of Land. conveniently fltuated for oeeupa• don, called Albrighton Hall Farm, in the occur'. lion of joreph Owen (as Tenant from year to year,) and containing by elllmation A Modus of 4d in lieu of lishe-bay le payable for a. ti 130 0 11 . _ this Farm. LOT s. A commet Farm, eonfifting of an Houfe, Outbuildings. and divers Chafes of Land, calla Whifton Croft, iu the occupation of Richard Bar ton, (as'fenant from year to year,) and containing A Modus of ad. in lieu of Tithe-bay Is payable for this Farm. IN TIM PASSIM or SONINCIALN. LOT 3. A Farm Houk. Outbuildings. and Ceuta Clafes of Land, (pan o' a Farm, called Bonlngsis Farm.) In the occupation of John Brougham (as Tenant trout year to year,) and confining of that following particulars Tbe Houk, Outbuildlop, Croft adjoining Hooks • Fossils Peafe Croft • !muse • Wheat Croft, or Ley Hall Piece Park Worsts • Combat Meadow • Combat • Spring Leifow Heath Leafow, or Ova Heath Cow Lealow us 0 211 • 3 0 • o 4 1 1 3 3 o 0 • 3 17 3 I As 3 3 * • :30 3 •3 0 I I 16 4 3 0 3 0 3 1 1 44 1 ol: LOT 4. Hales Meadow Hales Leafs* Parts of Boologale Pane Roues Meadow S •3s 4 s 14 4 3 3 3 1 4 3 II 6 3 4 5 0 so LOT 7. Clint Ems Moor (Part of Ditto) LOT 6. Lefler Fdlis Moor (Ditto) LOT 7 Upper Furlong Lower diztu, & Bronnthill (Parts of ditto) Meadow 111 1 3 1 S o 0 1$ o s$ LOT S. A Parcel of unloclofed Lane; ailed Broom b (rrfiduc of ditto) 0 3 30 Further particulan may be had at the Oakes of Mart Holy oak and Thacker, Wolverhampton ;Mr. Wadley, Lichfield. and Mr. Wyatt, Burton-woo-Trent AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, h aving for a long relies of Tears made the VENEREAL DISEASE the paldcatlar objet of their Tvirt (ligation, are now enabled to an notate the difencery of a Medicine fuperlor to Mercury in the Ciletref that Difeafe. It is at 'orient fufhcicuit for them to obferwt Olot its areas are diametrically oppofite to thofe of Mercury, for though it completely eradicates every veftlge of the virus in its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not In the lean injure the coati. union, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, It renovates the fyftem in all its natural fundions, promotes Appetite, and facill. totes Digeftion. Numberlefs inftances arc on recent retard of t 1 fuperior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues., ading as alserpetual corredice to bodily debility, whether pro eceding from an excels of canjugal and illicit, pleafure, or from the more infidlous though not left deitruCtice indulgence in a eehafla pernicious habit. Antidtt the melancholy variety. of IXforders which are the confequence of this &Mary vice, there are meow one ending than thole DZVICIt MACES and 01/11.1.1T115 that prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate. The wretched (offerer broods over his mhfortunes, aiharocd to fcck relief till it has brought him to fuch a Rate of mifery as to render 114 nppreffive. thole cats ' happy Perfons it will be a confoliog rdirdtion to knew that they' may now, by a new and Infallible mode of treatment, be rcßored to that greatett of all human hieing., a ftrong, manly, and vigor , . out Coollitution. Mee , . Currie and Co. may be eonfotted by Patients of either Se:, at their Hattie, Na toy, lia:ton Garden, Perfonally or by letter (poll p kid) ineloting a Bank N.gc, when the neceilfary ad. 'lee and Madicines will be given or fait to at part of the King. dam 'atients In the Counly are reepaelted to Rate their age and entr.a mode of living. No. toy, Hatton Garden. AVING dedicated myfeh to the Rudy . , and been gratified by the molt eonfidemble praGiice in that twined& whkls I thought proper. forded, I trutt that I have not more mfr. employed my time than thnfe who, In the ettenfive field of the proreffion, arc ottalioually Immured in uncertainty, mid cannot always attain that cutters which is acquired by concentrating the tatellcdtual power to one clefs of dilerders. The edreafes of Dbfill.lTY are peculiarly dißreffing, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de prtihou of all vital energy, exiltenceitrelf becomes embittered.— Whether they arife from the prevalence of ill nample,the deftrue. tire habits of fehoolbeys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the volt afEduons profclEanal ; but by the igoorance of uneducated men, the fyruptoma arc aggravated, au t the cunititu lion is defirot.ed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COI.I.EOE of stiwooNs, I ground my pretentious on regularity of education, sod poifeffing I every prlvitrge to predate, I feel mai, it entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been f o &strati) , honoured. In the firft imitations of local weaknali, early application will pretreat the calamity of a debt: Bated frame ; but where the Newer. from a confelottfnefs of the un't.lanlinefs of the vice which eaufed hit misfortune, is fearful at the co nteaipt or cedere of his family phyfician, and broads over hie infirmity with careful conceahnent, it mull be fatiafaelory for him to he arurc4 not only of capability of treatment but rifo of the mnit inviolshie ferrety. And in recentVenoval Complaints it is Fable to prevent pain danger or &Reefs ; in the molt complicated c .fea it is the acquire. meet of etelefive etperience in this tius to cited a fate, certain, and rpeedy re-criahlifhment. I offer the advantage of this experience. tothofe of either feu who at of llEted with any hied of DEBILITY, of any fycnptoms of VENEREAL INFECTION, end in all cafes the terms of remits• neratlon are listed on the firft intervieN . . Patients in the country are eapeeted to inch& a Sant nate and are taquetted to (peaty their age and manner of livine. MARTIN BAER. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in I .ondail• No. aca Anmdrl•ttreet, Strand, near Temple Ft, Otal.na pied üblitheat by LEVhCKEN r, (of Ow. teebury•plaee, Lambeth), Id. the STAR ORPICR, No. z, Qom &to, rubllett4 alko at tit STA& Optics, Tessids4ar. / J;(