Star. — London, England, 1806-02-22 00:00:00

._ Op* Abi, The following is a copy of the City Andrei., as! #1 dented to his MAJIIITY tm Wednefday : To the KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. The humble, loyal, and dutiful Added', of the bard Mayne. Alder-non, and Commons of the City of Louden, in Com• anon Council affenibled. YOST GRACIOUS We, your MAjoity's molt dutiful and loyal fubjeds, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Commenter the city of London, In Coot. mon Council affembled, moR humbly approach your Welty, with the warntrft fentiments of loyaky and attachment to your Mayfly's famed Perron and Family. We tteg to afore your Majcity. that while we contemplate with t ...di-cleft concern and difappediument the late difaftrous events •ehich have led, info rapid and extraordinary a manner, to the de• frit And humiliation of the Anftrian Power, we cannot refrain offering to your hlsiefty eur linen" thanks and congratula •ion• nn the formation of an Adminiftration, combining men of t hig:.eft confideration and talents, &Cording, amidst thefe ad v •tic eveu:a.the cheering profited that by loch an union of erg - dont and ecergy in your Moiety's Cbumils. a fvitetn of vigour, •igitanee and economy will he adopted which may !upstart oar public athirs.preferve and ftrengthen our national fertility, and pane molt enrducivr to the honour and dignity of your Majdty's Crown. and the happinefs and li cities of your People. Viewing the high and diftinguifhed eharadters compofing your ?dainty's prefent Government. we have reefed confidence that, under your Majefty's diredion, the national itrength will be ang • 'rented, its refourees improved and preferred. and the utmolt met , Mes of a free, loyal , and united people, will be called forth into ae• Con. fo that, with the bleifing of Monts Peewit:tenet, this coun try way keep fag its liberties and independence, and may maintain its due rank among the Nations of Europe. Permit us to strum your Majeity of our tern en-operation in every trieafure. which may be deemed effaw•le! towards malting any turreafonabie pretenfions on the pan of your Majefty's ene wdett and for enabling your Msjcfty reftore to your People the bkflari of peace nn fuck term• as may ►e conaltent with the ho new, dignity and Way of theft realms. . • Signed by Order of Court, HENRY WOODTHORPE. - OLD RAILEr. • Yeßerday T. Taylor was capitally cenvided for burglary in the honfe of J. Purcell, and Realing therein t 7 oten's tongues, 13 pigs jowls, and other things, his property. R. Salim: was indicted for embezzling a letter which came into his poffeffion by virtue of his am ploymenr in a receiving office, and Reeling there from a al. bank note, the property of A. Snell. In another count the property was Paid to belong to J. Camelford. Mr. Snell Rated, that he received a al. note in a letter from Mr. Camelford, and enclofed the fame in another, which he direned to the Rev. Mr. Todd, of Tredlingham, Suffolk, which he paid the pollagepf at Mr. Stevenfon's receiving houfe, Charing c.,zhfs. The number of the note was 5907, dated the 3d of Auguft, 1804, and -figned C. Phil. lips : wieners delivered it in the afternoon of the nth of November. Mr. Tofid proved that the letter inelofing the note had never come to his hand. Mr. J. Stevenfon Rated, that he was in partner fltip with a Mr. Bird, in the cheefemongery line, at Charing Crest's, and that his was a receiving houfe for General Poll letters. The prifoner had been em ployed by him upwards of nineteen years, to make up the letter bags for the Polk Office. He WAS in that fituation on the day mentioned in the indift mint (A lift of the letters in the prifoner's hand writing was here produced, but the letter in quer tion was not noticed). Witnefs confidered the pti loner to be a very honeft man ; he was by trade a hair dreffer, and ufed to follow his bufinefs. J. Cooper, a nseffenger belonging to the General Poll Office, proved that he delivered the bag given him by the primer, to T. Terry, another melfeneer, who delivered it to Mr. Robins, at the Pat Office, who proved that the lift agreed with the letters. Wm. Anthony, a Bow-fireet officer, flared, that on the t 7th of December he was fent by Mr. Par kins, Solicitor to the Poll Office, to fetch the prifo ner. Witnefs found him, and on their way to Cleat Oormond-Rreet, Qeen-fquare, where Mr. Parkins refided, they went up St. Martin's lane, Theobald' toad, and Devonfhire•Rreet. It was dark, and a foggy 'evening. After the prifoner had been before Mr. Parkins, he was fent with the officer, who fearch. , ed his houfe ; after which be was liberated; as no proof was found. Eleanor Herring proved that fhe found Tome -pieces of paper on Wednefday morning, the 18th of December, in Devonfhire ftreet, which teemed to he pieces of bar k notes. 6he returned,to the fpot a fe. ond time, and found other pieces, which the carried o Mr. Parkins, the Solicitor. R. Field alfo found fume pieces of bank notes on the Thurfdly morning, in Theobald's-road, oppofite the White Hart public houfe, at the corner. Mr. Parkins Rated, that he had received the pieces of bank notes fru m the two fcrmer witneffes, and marked them, fo as to be able to identify them.— 'With the pieces witnefs formed part of a 21. note and a 51. Mr. Mors, Clerk at the Bank, proved that the pieces produced by Mr. Parkins, conftituted a two ;mond note, No. 5907, dated the 3d of Augult, and finned C. Phillips. This note cortefponded in num ber, date, skc. with the one Rolm, and it was proved to be out (landing. I - l'he evidence for the prorecntion being doled, the prifoner delivered in a long written defence, %Illicit defcribed him as a man having a wife and fischildren, whore fate depended on the decifinn of the Jury...-- Be had borne an unimpeached charaiter, the greater part of his life in one fervice ; but even if they pro nounced him innocent, his peace of mind is for ever diftutbed, and nothit•.g but the cries of his children, and the diltrelfes clan aged wife and a father, made him regard what might he their decifion. He de• dared his innocence folemnly. Several very refpeArtble Gentlemen were called on to (peak to the charader of the pritoner. Some r.f them had known him tl,irty years, and always r , ,nfidered him an honell man, in every linfe of the w )rd. rotate intl. Chriflopher Dodds, eotge kieblrd Walter, Tho mas Ruchefler, and Richard Walker, charged with forging, counterfeiting, and riveting a eet'tain paper Golfing, purporting to be the lag wilt and teßament of Major Richard Hocking., deeeafed, were brought up for trial—but having delivered into Court an affi davit, Rating, that as their witnefres refided in the ifland of Guernfey, and therefore could not be brought to town early enough for there Seffions, they had not had yet time to prepare their defence ; and, praying that„ or this reafon their trial might be put off—they were fent back to prifon, and that trial de ferred till next Seffions. LOIVDt.R MARKETS. Beets, about 600—Sheep and Lambs, 6,000. PRICE Or TA I.LOW IN LONDON. St. Janirs's market 45 aid Town Tallow 7t6dto os Clare Market 4s d Yellow Ruffle —4 to 65. Gd Whiterhapcl Market White ditto 671 od to os (pet !tone of sib.) 4, ad Soap ditto —s to 675 od Melted Sty/ 575 to 574 6d las 7d Ditto rough zos od to os Average Price as aid Ottawa als od Good Dregs tos to os Yellow Soap, 7Ss to os—Mottled, 88*—Cwd, gall Price of Candles per dozen, it a od—Moults, t 1104 RAW HIDES. . Hides (perßonc) p sti to p 61 Horfe Skins ,7s od to tps Middling 3s od to p ad Sheep Skins pOdto7s od Ordinary as &I to as zod Shsarlings os od to os od Heavy Calf els 63 each I Lamb Skins os od to os od PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each azd to apt Ditto. 60 to 631 h 264 to 474 Merchants Racks aad to 12 d Drelfing Hides sod to at d Fine Coach Hides 21.1 to 13 d • Crop Hides for Cutting 234 to as d Flat Ordinary spid to a d Call Skins, 30 to solh per dozeo 343 to 334 Ditto sot.. 7olts 364 to 394 Ditto 7o to 80lb 34d to 36e1 Small Sal. (Dreetiland) per lb. 3$ ad to is 64 large ditto tops to i 7os per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides ass to sos each COAL. MARKET, February at. Ships at Market Ships fold Price ap Newcaftle Coal is sts 6d to Os pd. 4 Sunderland 4 43n ad to 43s 64 a Stone Coal i 701 od to cods od The Judge °Verve(' that this profecution was of the smolt importance to the prifoner and the pub. lie, as the life of the former was at (lake, and the in t•relk of the latter, by the mifearriage of letters.— :hey wt,old weigh the pit - oiler's charaeer with the vidence adduced. After a Ihort deliberation, the ;It,/ genii:sea a vraill-.-Not Guilty. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Yeflerday thefe Seffions were Fawned purfuant to an adjournment of Tuefday left. John Sher-wick was indidled for forging a foldier's billet, with intent to aggrieve Alexander Mills. Mr. Mills fisted that he and his father carry on the Somers Town Coffee-houfe. On the 18th of January, the prifoner came to the coffee houfe and tendered a billet for his lodging, reprefenting himfelf as Serjeant Webb. He Rated that he had got his billet from Mr. Black, a confiable. Mr. Mills took the billet and defired the prifoner to fit down. Entertaining, how. e'.er, doubts of its authenticity, he took it to Black, who declared its fignature not to be his writing.— Black Paid he had given the prifoner a billet on a houfe at Camden Town, where he underflood he had made his quarters good. On the prifoner being fearched, a confiderable quantity of forged billets was found upon him. The prifoner was taken to his Of cer, Lieutenant Carter, at Hackney, who declared him not to be an attefied foldier, but merely invefled with a beating order for collating men. The prifoner's detellion was occafioned by a cir eumfiance rather fingular. The printer at Somers Town is alto a conflable,and frOm the tricks that have been played, the publicans requefled him to devife tome method to recognize the billets ilFued by him and Black. The printer accordingly decorated the head of the billet with a reprefentation of his printing office. The billet tendered by the prifoner being not of this dqcription, the fraud was eafily deteded. The prifoner gave in a petition to the Court, Rating that, on the iBth of January lan, he was drawing billets ; but he was fo drunk that he was incapable of knowing what he was doing, and in this way he had drawn them wrong. He folemnly "protelled that he had not the moll remote idea of defrauding any perfun, and therefore trolled that if the Jury found him guilty, the Court would mitigate his punifhment. To prove that he had been engaged in recruiting I men, be produced a certificate of his having been a temporary Serjeant in the levy begun by Colonel French and Captain Stanton, but which was never compleated.—Guilty.--Sentence deferred. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carraway new ysi to Eos per cwt. Coriander, 131 to 15. do. Trefoil ss 64 to 28. do. Rod Clover 16. to 631 do. Fine Old 16$ to -•-• White ditto 2S, to 72. White Muftard Seed, too od to 111 s od per bathe!. Brown ditto, 6. od to 15. 64 do. Turnip —s to —4 pet babel. Droid Beans HIS to 361 per quarter Long Pods 14$ to pa Tares 36s to 44$ od cos od Rye Graf. 8s od to 30$ od pet quartos. Canary, 4s. od 501 od to s6s od do. PRICE Of HOPS. Mans. POCKETS. Kent . 51 164 to 71 os Kent - .61 os to 71 10. Suffat 31 16. to 61 t6a Suilex - 31 i6a to 71 os Wes sl t 6. sa 61 t6s Farnham 81 —4 to ttl Its PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 61 as to yl toe I Pockets 61 tos to 81 so. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. Jima's. Wbittchlpel. Hayperload 3 ooto 4 II 0 HAy pee load 3 3to 4 8 Straw I $9 oto 3 E 8 &raw 1 14 to s 18 Clover 4 oto 5 0 • razes OF II•T AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Old Hay, 11 tse to 41 41—Clover 4 1 Os to 51 0. 'tourist of os to e 1 os--Straw, 11 166 to al as BAlll' WIELD MARKET, February at. To link the offal—per Bone of 816. Beef 4. Ed to 5. 63 Veal ss od to 1. ad Mutton 5 s od to 5 184 Pork ss od to 6. 44 MEAD OF THIS DAT. P. ivate communications from Gentlemen and La• dies coming to No. tg, Soho (quare, refpaling the benefit they have received from the adminiarotton of SPILSISURY'S PATENT DROPS, in Scorbutic, Eruptive, Scrophulous, and other Complaints, &c. which, through delicacy, Mr. Srusavar cannot avail him. (elf in a public way, yet be will not let dip the op portunity of thanking them for their recommend.. ton in the circle of their frienis.—The genuine me ticine is fold as .foal at the Difpenfiry, No. :5, • Spho-fgaare, in bottles of p.. 6d. tos. and 11. as. duty included. To avoid Counterfeits, ilk for the Patent Antifcorbutic Drops, and übferve the (lamp (the Ying's Duty) is printed in black ink inasad of red ink. WAILWICKSHIRE—CAPITAL MANORS AND ESTATES. 6 To DE sotto IT AUCTION; the ENO . of MARgN, or BEGINNING of APRIL nut, 1.3 (Unlefs prerionfly difpc(ed of in PRIVATE CON ritACT) by Mr. JAMES, ALL thole the MANORS of KINWAR TON and WALCOT. near Alce(ler, in the County I Waewlek, with the Courts Remo, an I Services thereto belonging; and alto all thole capital and highly valadble FARMS, With moR excellent futillantlal Maw and °Sees eredled thereon, In the (event Tenures and Situation, hereinafter 014111* boned, viz. °ratty. in I Eir : Vnr. I the Parifh -°°' of Arrow. Gnat Alm Harelor. Aft " I Tali Cawkw. TENA ifTS. I lor 'mow. 1 . 1 A. R. P. A. R. P i i A. R. ?. A. R. ? A. R. Po A. a. k: as Thom Bolton 38 •t 4 6 1 we ' me '' 41 * l O Ralph Smith . 54 3 2 7 •-• , - ...... - •56,3 $7 - • Mary Whiffs!' . . - a 1 27 w. •-• ow • an Edward Butler . .- 4 3 6 - - 11•11. 4 s• • William Hands - - 41 34 4 a 33 - - - rwo 11/ John Crulekfhaeks - 13 s 9 14 123 we ... we iii .-.11 • William Jones • w- 51HI ow d• M IM.• .jl se George Whiffell - - 4 3 36 ' •••• • • 4 3 114 Thomas Harbridge . - 4 1 I - - j aw. . 4_ . 2 ,s Richard Edkins . - Is 1 7 .s. • - .w. - , ''''.... • as a, 7 Henry Haynes, "color . - 4 •••• 14 - . , 4 . 4 . • , , VW? 4lt 84 Henry Haynes, Janke. . - 4 3 1 7 -"-• "'• 1 .4_3 IL . Abel Morrell - .... 9- 3 8 - . -- ..... , 3w , Samuel Townfiptd . • 8 t 4 .... John irons - S - 7 - - •- •-• 5-• 7 ihdward Irons • - 4 1 5 - .- """ "' 4 • I Thonuu Forty - 224 I ti 7 - So 3 1 - "'. 11 73 -' 37 William Chataway, Wollcott Farts .... - - 270 3 .... 170 3 - Ditto Bullchway, ditto • - - ' 136 E s - 136 1 tili Thomas Webb - - -.- 578 $ 1 we 198 2 5 Samuel Hemmistp . - -. S 1 1 37 110 3 5 -. 16s —3li Richard Chatraway . - - - - at 6 - 5 216 -.- 3 Etetutors of Peter Gibron, (Little Aloe) , -.- .- - 2 75 3 6 2 75 3 6 Samuel Barry, Little Aloe - -.- - - ast - 7 sic - 7 354 -- 9 78 a 36 101 . - 35 . 716 s 31 704 3 18 1754 ..- 10 . 4 vi 1-1, 11 3 i • S'— $ 7 4 S f s7S 37 s7 O 3 t 36 t se 11 t6s 216 s 375 3 111 7 IS i "" 9 711 I 361 I 34 rra . 3 181 954 10 The above Manors and Flaw abound witkoviN4 and U. mina& in • va7 t poslnp puma. gibibe River Alne, In a ?nett beautiful Part of the Country, with lituations corausiding the molt pldturefore &m. 17, over the puilland roped) Demefno of Ragley Hall, and the delightful Vale of the Arrow i and adjoin to the Market Town of Aleetttr. • Specifications and Plana are preparing, and may be bad of Mr.'s:nes, Land Agent, No. to, ClaWrifeet, London ; and at bia ;0111ess at Weithorne and Warwick. BIRTHS. Sunday lan., at Stone Hall, the Lady of George Clayton, if,. of a fon. At hls boufe in Manebetter-areet,Manchefter•Nuare, the Lady of John Murray, Efq. of a daughter. In DetrooOtire Place. the Lady of John Weir, E(q. of a fon. On the 4th Inftant, at the Governmeot Hoare, Guendey, Mrs. Doyle, Lady of Lieutenant Coked Doyle, of a daughter. At Cdeutta, on the 26th of Aug* lalt, Charles Bailer, Efq. of the Company's Civil Service, and Secretary to the Board of Reve • cue at that Prcbdercp, to Mif. Barbara Ifabdla Kirkpatrick, ' (wood daughter of Colond WDUato Kirkpatrick, of the Bengal Eftablifhment. NERVOUS DEBILITY. • " The LORD bath canted Medicines to grow out of the earth and be that is wife will not abhor them ; for with Asa dedt U. heal men, and take away their pain....-Ecellzazvhl i 4. 7. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. T'H IS Cordial has seen uncommonly Cuccersful . 1 - with yowls ripple, who have tha appearaeoe and We of Mgt age; who are pale, effeminate, benunthed, Rapid, and even Whop die ; whelk bodies are became bent, whore legs are no looser abler to carry them ; who have en utter dilate for every thing. all 4 . arc totally incapacitated. Where the Romach is frequently dike. dered, the body is weakened ; palends, bodily decay, anriensael mien (ucceed, and the eyes fink into the bead. The virtues of the CORDIAL BARRI Of G ILIAD are &fig deznonftrated, in eradi. eating the wort/ and moil dangerous fymptoms of nervous debi lity: and nothing has tended Co much toeitebtills the hoar of this medicine, as Its certain fuccefs in there complaints which flake their roots fa deep in the conititution, ettelikre Co fatal to the kap.' plods of mankind. The lady of John Jackfon Efq. of Cable -Carbery, Kildare. Ireland, wastwo years and a half emmletelybed.ridden, and net able, from Warta weaknefs. to sat, delok.or disci/ any thing„ till the was advifed by i friend.to try the truly celebrated Cordia Balm of Gilead, nine betilev of whisk has had fo eateathellearp and happy an erred, thatilie is now, though at the age of 63 year% able to walk out and extecife herfelf; being molt perfeCtly reco vered, to the furprife and afteniament of all her neighbours ; io confideration of which, sad in juitice to the medicine, them:quells this may be made public. James Adkins. meter of the John and Henry, !Ficaria', was cured three yeti:sego, by the Cordial Balm of Gilead, of a Bata. I leoee, Ladigeftion and Ohms, attended with retching and facknefa Which he had laboured *Am t long time, and has remained pa-: feat) , well ever Awe. James Vaughan, Efq, late Banker. Briftol, acknowledges with gratitude that he received infinite beitfit from (even hettifrs ofihe ICordial Balm of Gilead; having been thereby fettered horn am aftbeqa, cough, violent wheezing of the lungs , Aeons hypechon driae,lowneft of fpiries, greet rebanticia, weakneftedliodp,'Eselella night., aid uncomfortable dreams, all which reduced him veer much; he is now tufty, (trove and Marty, and enjoys better /softie term he has experienced fog thefe'33 years paft. • Son in London by Mrs. Mathews, 31, Strand ; Dicey and SOO. ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, ISO, Oxford•ftreet ; Pidding,j6; 01: ford • ftreet , 'Tooth' the Pantheon; Butler, a. Cheeplide ; Bavelay Mig Son, Fleet market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church. yard; Howard and Evans, Long Lane, Well-Smithfield; and pat: titularly at the following places i vis. Bethel, Mrs. Sistercldf Lynn, Pigge Bath, Hazard Manchefter, Staines Benrick,Carr Margate, Silver Bagel& Ire, Hulbert Milk them, Hoare I Bradford, Wilts, Hopkins Maidenhead, Biondi Bridport, Roberts Maindbury, Lea Bridgwater, Poole Slannlngtree, Wilklafon Smedley, Prattington Nettingkans, Burbage It Str'et 1 iliceiter, Steplictis ton Brentt ird, Norbury Neweaftle upon Tyne,Hutehin ; Bean:Miner, Niue fon and Co. Bilhops Waltham, Jennings Norwich, Steradon Baintree, Shearceoft Newport, file of Wight, Albin C•Nentry. Merridew Nantwieb, Snelfon Canterbury, Briftow Ofweftiy, Edwards ... Calitor, Booth Paoli* South y And all in, Vender,' of Parent Medicines in the United Kingdom, At Broder/, in the raft ladles, on the lath of January, iBO5, Lieutenant Aaguituo Fitt Knight Erg/int, of the 6th regiment of Bombay native infantry ; and at Calcutta, on the 4th of Odtober following, M lot Henry Knight Ertine of the yoth regiment, funs of iLleatenam Colonel Knight Edleine, of Pittodrie. At Cardepore, in the Eaft ladles, Captain Peter Abereronnby, of the Bth Light Dragoons. The 33th ult. In his 76th year, at Hatley St George. Cambridge. (hire, Thomas ttlintin, Efq. one of the Maglitrates of that county, for which he Levi:dike office of High Sheriff a few years age. Sunday fennight, at Wark wort h, Mn. Bates, relia of the Rev. Dodor Bates. Redtor of Whaltun. On the 6th lnft. st Falmouth, on board his Majefty's lip. Bar gene, in his 17th year. John Hunt, of the Royal Navy, MidOtip mwi, fifth fon of Rowland Hunt, Efq. of Borea.ton. Salop. Wedii•fday Lilt, the Lady of George Birch, Efq. of Hampftead Hall. Staffordthire. Sun rifts Sun lets Mom fete 46 minutes after 6 I I to minutes after 5 lB minutes after t t MON WATER Ar LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW Morning 51 Minutes after 4 Afternoon - - 3$ minutes after 4 TREF.HOLD, READING, BERBS• TO BE SOLD BY PRDIAT F. CONTRACT, With immediate poffelron, A FREEHOLD DWELLING SOUSE, and COMITO4IIOIIII Sbop in full Trade, in a eentrieal part of the Borough of Reading, well fituated for banters, fubftantially built, and in excellent repair. Fixtures to be taken by apprailesnent. For further particulars and to treat for the purchafe, apply (ii by letter, poll paid) :o Mr. Vines, Solicitor, Reading. FOR THE TOOTH- THE ODONTAI.6I6,OIi. CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF HORSERADISH. THIS Vence poffetres the Power of fafely and im mediately flopping the Tooth-ach ; and it has the peculiar Property, If It come in Contadk with the expored Nerve, of pre venting the Recurrence of that torturing Malady; fo that the Tooth will remain ufeful and ornamental through Life. It does not contain any ►urning or pernicious Quality; but when applied to the Nerve the Operation is the fame as a Stiptic on a bleeding Vein. Prepared by Thomas King, Apothecary, Brock-React, Bath; and fold only by F. Ncwbery and Sons, No. ♦S, St. Paul's Church yard, London; in Bottles, price is. 9d. and as. 9d each. Duty Included; but none arc gtnuine, but thofe which have the Words. ' Newbery, No. 4s, St Paul's," engraved in the Stamp. Sold alto by tittle appointment, by J. Wade, Old Bood•Rreet ; Bacon and Co. and T. Allen, Oxford. Rivet ; J. Ward, Middle row. Holborn; J. att, Royal Exchange; and W. Clarke, Bo- rough Iligh.ftreet. to I. I.llLuic,Surgeian,No. y. New bridge.itreet, LoiTdon, l SIR, Edinburgh, May s, ;Soo, jN the fpring of 1994 I was nifiided with a Vene r real Complaint, which I treated with indifference fur Ave months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular l'hytician,who put a temporary Roe to the virulence of the difeafe (by snerew rial application) for fume time; but growing, in fpite of all medi cine and the advice of the &ft Gentlemen e the Faculty here, work and work, for two years, I was reduced to a Rate almoft unparalleled and beyond defcription, being an entire leper.andalre rated from bead to foot. My bead, throat, mouth, nofi, legs, arms, kc. have been alternately in danger of becoming of tcts ;--: In fhort, I have had from ao to 30 eating ulcers on my body, and neatly totally deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to par ticularife all nty cafe—futace It to fay, there never was, er ever will be, one of a more dangerous or of a more complicat .d na ture. i was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my felt beyond all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, in my then condi• Lion, death woo preferable to my more than miferable Rate. to this dreadful atuation did I drag a moll miferable eliftence, tiLlDtvtira Pa ovin I N cc threw in my way a fiewipaper containing the cafe at a Mr. B. of Plynismfla—my friends read it, I could not. I fent and procured foam of your LEAK t'S P Picts, which, by siting from threto time, am now. and baselessly been. (after MOTO than four years indefcribable dißrefs), in asg sod a Rate of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, I had a One, thriving,tieal thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goss, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creatures fervice, I riqueft you to publith this ; acid you may at any time rcier pedons, who with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfun. As few cafes fur badnefs Will ever equal mine. and none exceed it, I have from caperienee,every moron to affure mankir.d, that ha year 1. 's I'iLLS they will and a lure, fpeedy, fare, and radi cal cure. .j. r. Prepared and fold by the Sole Proptietor,Tnoseas TAT LOW. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. at his hook, 'No. 9, New Bridge-ttreet ; where he will give advice, without a fee, to retool taking theft Pith, and will anfwer patlenriretterm, if pelt paid, on the fame terms, obferving in all eaten the moll ill* violable feercey, no perfou's name or cafe having beat mentioned, but at their own particular requeß, by the Proprietor, during the courfe ~f more than 36 years, that he has had the concluding of an esteefive Pale of the above Medicine, and the praCtice exiting therefrom. HAVING dedicated mpfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the ism& oonlidersbk practice lu that branch which I thought raper to Mel, I trial that I have not more m f employed my time than thole who. la the eau:nave Gehl of the pro .fn, art ocallooelly Immerfed In uncertainty, and canoe; always attain that howls whit!. Is acquired by coacentratlog the Resileaual power to aoe el faef rtfordwit dlfeafes of DEBILITY are peculiarly 41n:fling, for they being with them a train of concomitant fytaptoms and, by a de prrlibm of all vital energy, catftence Weir becomes nabitteredo— Whether they mire Rom the prevaler...e of fu example, thedeftrat the habits of fchool-boya, or the Indulgences of maturity, they re quire the matt animus profeffional Rill i Lut by the ignorant, of uneducated:nen, the tymptomaare aggravated, cane the coal! tudon I, ~e ftrovni As a MEMBER. of the ROYAL COLLIOZof SUROR.ONII I ground my pretentions on regularity of educadon; and pullcfGeg every privilege to practice I feel myfelf entitled to that contidrsie. with which I have hitherto been Co liberally honoured. In the flrd (mistime of local weakne/s, early appßeatim wil prevent the eataadtr of a debilitated frame; but where the hi' (era, from a con*cioulnefs of the untuanlieefs of the vice whkl coifed his misfortune. is fearful of the contempt or minim of Id faintly phylleion and broods over his infirmity with careful coo• *raiment, It stud be fadstadery Sc, him to be anted not only co capability of treetment. but ago of the molt Inviolable feerecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints It is poffible to prevent pals danger or diftres ; in the moll complicated cafes It Is the acquire nicnt of excluftve experience in this hoe to fled a fafn, cavils and (seedy re-eftabllament I offer the advautage of this experience to thole of either fez wh. are *Billed with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptrms o VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the terms of rem. aeration are Paced on the MB interview They are alto fold, by his appointment, for the coniunknce of etufe living at a ditlance, by Mr. Baxter, Soutb-bi idys. Edinburgh, Mr. Mennen., printer, Glergow, to whom alio Mr. T. refem for his addrefs ; at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. Albm's.ltreet, Ps/l. Mall; Mr. Robertfon's Toy-lhop, No. 131. Cafard-ltrect t Mr. Dltborough's, No. y, nearly opymite the Monu ment ; Mr. Merl's. book( Her, No. t, Union. row, Lit,le Tower. bill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by une nicht.) in every confider able town in Great Britain and Ireland. in Boxes of only as std. each, failed up with full and plain Dircaiom, whereby Perfons of iither fez may sure tbemrelves with cafe and fecrecy. LONDON Pat!albite the country are exped.-d to beanies Dank oate, a.e In reindict' to fpeelfy ewer age rui marmer of living. MARTIN BRRE. IlArmber of the Royal College of Surgeons, 111 Loudum No. sp, Aruu,4l Rreet, 8 tread, nu Ten& &tr. : Printed and pubillbed by I.IIVSJAIDIT, (of Lab tertiary-place, Lambeth), at the STAI Otraes, No. a, Camp amt. rubHam] alto at the tram Orriea. Tow/a-Bar. 'l7 FREEHOLD, READING, BF.RKS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ANEAT well built brick and tile Dwelling Houle, with the Appurtenances, fituate on the North fide of Broad. !trent, in the Parini or Saint Lawrence, Reading, in the occupa- tion of the Rev. Mr. Douglas. Comprifmg a Parlour, Kitchen, excellent Cellars, two commodious Rooms on tbs firft Floor, and three on the fecund, with Garrets over; convenient Wafts Assure, and Walled Garden • of which immediately poffeffion may be had. For further panic:dm and to treat for the purchafe apply (if by letter poit paid) to Mr. Woes, Solicitor, Reuling.