Star. — London, England, 1806-11-17 00:00:00

I . zirerpy. NOP $l. The Prince of WAit 7 '. the Doke of CLARINCI and mite, arrived at the Duke of Limes on Sunday. They were met and efeorted by the Riverop Trnot; Yeomanry; the whole road from Wentworth was lined with people; the aloft mugnifieent }retriTation has been wade here for their Rhysl Hiphiudiet ; the Pritroe's apartments are fuperbly fitted up in the moll enllly antique hyle, and with the ben poffible toile. We underhand his Royal Highgefs was forcibly Ilruckat his entrance indeed, the *hole of this man. • lion is fuperhly furnilked. We bad the Irtilfahion to fee the Prince out hunting. Yeflerdny the run was very livery, and his Royal Highnefs rode the whole. In the early part of the day we had the plea. flue to fee him mourned on the old favourite boric of Mr. grate, fo well known to no all ; he afterwards rode his beautiful grey, adnich alio belonged to the fame boot. There was s prodigious field of bogie men. He looked :n rematkahle god lieelth and (pints, and moll gracioufly converted upon the Ca. vices merits the pound., which fltewc, very and (port. On Thirfday their Koyal Highneret, lam told, go to Clamba, couralit. • Tyr Stayal Keanefer and flirt of Yarmouth (she rnljarnbc Let w 1.641 Fitzwllliam Mr. Si►ile Mr. ark Lady C. Wortley Mr. Wotworth, &c. /cc. Mr. sod Lady A . Hudfon. A Grand Statue of the late Mr. Fox it to be placed in the mntl cnnfpicuout part of the magnificent Hall at Carleton Houle. Firs Hum r.—The Hunt which met at Copar. on , Monday fe'nnight, and continued for the vipk, had an excellent meeting, and was more numerontly at tended than it has been for feveral years. The fox hounds gave gond fpnri ; and the balls were con dueled ir. their ufual good fiyle.—On Thurfiay, the hunters pu►fe, of sot. was won by Colonel Thornton's mare Calomel, beating four others.--On Friday, a pork of Sol. was won by Mr. Baird's bay horfe New. byth, lifter A very pretty heat. And fame day a very at& march was run by hotter belonging to two gentle. men, which offered good fpott. AN I INARY Taamce.—The wife of a la bourer at Limehnufe, about ten days fence, felt her. felt Indifpokd, and retired to bed. On the morning following, bee hatband attempted to awake her, but in vain ; flue was infenfible, and with (cartel, any Glen of refpiration. Great numbers of people flocked about her, and remained contlantly in her room. She was to all appearance dead, excepting that the re mined her ufual colour. On Friday lan the awoke : the was uncnnkinus of the length of her trance, and did not feel any fenfation different from tha ►efreth merit of her ateullomed deep—after fpeaking to the people about her for fume time, the was proceeding to drefs herfelf, when me relapfed, and now remains in a (late of infenfibility. &race Coatis Am—A few days ago, Thomas Herbert, many years a Greenwich coachman, and latterly in the employ of Mars. Barrel! and White, of Woolwich, coach mailers, was committed, in a mitigated penalty, to Dartford jail, for three months, by G. H. tiaaasaorns, and G. T. Conrivienuon, Efqrs. the lining Magitlrates at Wnnlwich, charged with having fraudulently received money from pal. fengers without accounting to his employers. Saturday John Rowney, a rat catcher, was charg. ad before Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, the Sitting Alder man, at Guildhall, on fulpicion of bens( concerned, with others, h breaking open and robbing the Slop of Mr. Matthews, a grocer, in Friday.flreet, Cheap. Ede : It appeared by the evidence, that the Chop was broke open lift Thurfday night, and the property di(covered not far from thg fpot, in a (mall cart belonging to the prifoner. The thieves having fun away, the horfe and cart, with the Bolen property, to the amount of soot. was fecured. The pri(uner, in his defence, conic (fed he was not at home on the. night when the robbery was committed ; but could prove where he was. He Rated, that he was at the &sae of a friend, in Heston, when hit boric and cart were taken away ; but, thinking they might he brouplit back in the morning, he (laid with his friend all night. The milliner's friend appeared, and (wore to his having been in his apartment all that night.— He (Wei, that the prifoner was a poor, but Ilona man, who got his living by rat catching, or any thiop that he could obtain. The witnefe was a watch. maker, and had lived in Heston for forty years. Sir WILLIAM, at lergth, liberated the prifeiner for the prefent ; but defiled that Mr. Matthews fhould beep poireffion of the honk and cart, till further inquiry Lb. uld be made. Saturday, Anthony Si!fence was fully committed, charged with fhop lifting. On IVednefday a man named Chtillie, upwardsif firty tears f age, wa% fined sl. by the Magistrates of hitliAtirgb, for attempting to III•ufe a girl whom be Vund alone in a (hop in Rofe•fireet. On Friday,— Drewenten- a joutneyman baker, was fully committed from Guildhall, for Ruling a baficsi.eontaisting a quantity of bread, from a door in Moor-lane, the property of another baker. Same day a tradefman at Lime honfe was COO !rifted in the penalty of . tot. at the Thames Police.. Office, for having t"gally in his polka* a quantity of naval Aorcs. On Therfday night a cart and horfe with tome a tt ar rf tea, without any driver, was flopped at the end of Friday-fired, Cheap(ide, by the patrnle, when it ironing that a tea warehoufe in the neighbour. Rood had been entered by means Affalfe keys, and the raid teas flokn thereour, the property was deli• vered to the owner, and the borfe and cart taken to the Green yard. WeJnefday, about four o'clock in the morning, an attempt was made to break into Mr. Philpot's (hop, in High Holborn. the corner of Great Turnaile.-- The villains had nearly bored a piece nut niche door %utter, fulficient to admit a hand, hut it being lined with bon, and a young man who fleeps in the Mop being alarmed, revenged them (rum effefting their Furpofe. A few nights Since the premifes nf Mr. Ridley, in Iligh.firce:, %Yapping, were robbed by Come fie& wate► pirates..vf a . queutity of plate, and a number of te.cfcupes, barometers, Eec. r fv.q LAW INTELLIGENC E. COURT OiCO/4\I9NPLEA.I. NOV: ti. - - • Davis yirsom, The plain tiff, au army c?rornithon-brolter, fougTit to itcover,rool. which had beni promifed him by the defendant, for procuring the putchafe era Lieu tenancy in his Majniy's Yeomen of the Guards: it appearecithat the defendant, who belonged tot e 17th Pragoon . Guards, wifhed to retire on half-pay, and to procure a cmomilgon to ferve either. in the Yeomen of .the Guards,, or about the Court. He aecordingly . applied to the plaintiff. who informed him that Mr. Apreece, fon tlf Sir Timmer Apreece, had 'an &lies commillion to difpofc of in the Yeo men of the Gdirds for +gaol. The defendant, fora* time after, brt•lctrif the in. tercourfe wjth the plaintiff, refpeeing the pouebaft of the automata, applied to Mr. Apreece Wadi% and finally' was appointed to the enfigncy, which he now holds. It was contended that the plaintiffooght to teenier the hundred pounds ptomifed, bat Tailing to prove that filch a promife had been made, the Jury only gave bimi verdia for the vacs of work and labour done, namely the wnting of two or three letters. , • . COURT OF RING'S BENCH. NOY. is. To/ XING V _ This cafe was before the Court in the courfe of the week, and was an indiament charging the Defendant with having entered into a corrupt contra& with a perfon named Matthew Higgins, with a view to de fraud his Majelly's Government of various fume of money, in the providing of fibres, forage, wines, li. gorier, &c. for the troops employed in the Well In dia Wands, and with atlually having received from Higgins eighty thoufand pounds, as a moiety of the profits fa illegally made. Mr. Pat Its, on behalf of the Defendant, had may. ed for mandamufes to be ifined, dirated to the Cairts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, in the Wands of Dominica, Barbadoes, and Grenada, calling - on them to examine certain witneffes, whole tenimony the Defendant deemed material. The Court had re futed to grant the application, until the Defendant Moult! there that the Court wuuld emetic a found difcretion in fn doing. This day the ATV/111Y C Hared thefe faCts'to the Court, and laid that the Defendant had now made a fupplemental affidavit, wherein he flat. ed that be bad been indieed on the 25th of June lad; that On-the 28th of that month he ha.t f , .und bail ; and had pleaded not guilty to the indiarnent within the fir H eight days of the prefent term. The affida vit fpecified the names of five witneffes in the abate mentioned illands, whole evidence the Defendant deemed effential to his defence, as they were acquain ted with his various dealing. with Higgins. Among theta witneffes was one named Winter, the clerk of Higgins, who had kept all the accounts between them, and who had been left in the Welt Indies as the De. fcndant's agent. The affidavit alto Hated, that the application for the mandamufes hid not been made for the fake of delay, but for tire f purpofe of ad ducing evidence material to his defence. If the Court therefore thought this affidavit fatisfaftory, the At. twisty General declared he thould not oppofe the motion foz the iffue of the Mandamufes. It was fir, however, the Court &mild know the Tribunals to whom the mandamufes were to be iffued. In Gre nada there was no Court of King's Bench, properly to called, but there was a Court of King's Bench and Grand Seffioo all confolidated into one, c a ll e d th e Supreme Court of Judicature. In Dominica there was a Court of Common Pleas, in which there was a Chief Janice and other Judges ; and there vas alto a Criminal Court of King's Bench and Grand Set - - Lion held twice a year, before the Magiflrates and the Judges. With refpelt to Barbadoes it was divided into are precinets, and had five Courts of Common Pleas. the Judges in which were planters, and not profeffional men. There was al(o a Court of Error and Chancery, confilling of the Governor and Coun cil. • He flared there things merely for the purpofe that the mandamufes might be properly direeted, 00 their being ilfued. He then moved fimilar man damufes on the part of the Crown, in which the Court acquiefced, making the Rules moved on both fides abfulute. THE KING V. SIMPSON. The defendant, in this cafe, was brought up by Habra: Gorteu, from Hertford Gaol, having been committed under a Juntee's Warrant. ' Mr. Laws applied for the defendant's difcharge, nn therounds, that there was no offence charged upon the face of the warrant, or crimanitment, the wards being, it for buying and receiving a quantity of lead," without Rating any farther offence. Mr. Jullice La Bt.aac obferved, that by the agth of George 11. the clandeltinely buying or receiving any lead, brats, iron, &c. between fun•fet and fun rife, or leaving or depot - tang the fame at any door, wincldw, or flutter, was made a mildemeanour, and the party fo offending, liable to tranfportation for fourteen year.. The Coon then ordered the examination. before the Magifirates to be read, from which it appeared that a fhort time previous to the defendant'. commit ment, the parills church of Bnvenden had been trip ped of lead, and one James Eames had been appre. 'hended with a quantity in his poffellon, which be Paid he ball found in a field covered with dirt and I . By the depofitions of the defendant himfelf, it appeared, that Eames had depofited lead at his yard gale at different times, at an early hour in the morning. • Lord E LLLLL notion obferved, that this man lived ir a continual breach of the AO of Parliament. He had 'levee met a more flagrant cafe, nor was there any grounds whatever fir his difcharge. The offence in law, however, amounting only to a vnifdenstanoar, the Defendant was enlarged upon giving bail s himfelf in 4001. and four fureties in tool. each. :rue elan v. 'sprawls wawa. _ __ _ In this eate Mr. limas applied to the Coati, for leave fin , the defendant to plead " Not Guilty."— The defendant had been indicted for an affault, in the name of Benjamin, to which he had pleaded, in abatement, that he was haptifed Benoni. On this the parties j •iiieJ ace. and proceeded to trial, when it appeared the defendant had been baptized LiMoni, but the jury found thatle had generally' been known and recognized by the name of Benjamin. The vet did was ogainft hien, and the prolocutor had given him notic', that he &mid move the Court for judg mert. Mr. RAIN!, however, contended that the defet.dant had not been convieed of anr offence fuf fieient to cubic° him to the judgment of the Cuurt, and therefore that he could not be brought up. He, therefore, in diefe circamihnces, applied to the Court for leave for the defendant to plead. A con ditional Rule was granted. nat.—Owing to the Muff of &candle being thrown earelefdy sGde, the honk of alit dreier near Siam ford, was a Short time unto fet 00 fire, and complltely deßroyed. A few evening a Orme. as two failnrs Yore walking armin arm on the wharf at Cardiff, they both fell it , owing to the darknefs, and were drowned. As Idr..Brocker.. of -Worth. was slew days fines drawing* charge of a fowling-piece, it accidentally exploded, Aid fhattered his hand fn dreadluOy" that it is fuirpotid he mug undergo amputation. - Saturday-IV/might a ynor woman, of Leith, with a young family, went in fearch of her litiftmod, and, miffing her way, fell into the harbour. tier body was not found till the following morning. Thurfday night Guilford, kitchen Maid at the Nrilion. Brighton, walked ores the Eaft Cliff, near Rock•bnilding, and was killed. Bannifter Lately fell from the tern of a dip in Shadwelidock, by which be had an arm and a thigh broken, and died forin after. • His wife died Inddenly loon after hearing the news, leasing (even fmill children. Some days finee as Mr. Rofs of Stamford-hill; was entering his pig•ltye he am attacked by a boar, }rich ore him fo Mockingly with his Wks, that he died form After. As Walpole, a waggoner, was driving Lis team a few days fince by Wade's Mill, near Ware, he fell, when the waggon wheels went over him, and. i killed him on the fpot. A Chelfea Petallner, named Nowland, aged 84, and who was a watchman, at Shadwell, having been to Chelfea, lon his way on return, and while eroding Shoreditch, was run over and killed. A labourer in the houfe of Mars. John and Jas. Serry, at Rotherhishe, was unfortunately (mothered on Friday, by a quantity of flour falling on him. As the mail coach from Dublin was pairing through Cleaners, on Friday fennight, it broke down, and the driver was killed on the fpot. Some of the paffengers were injured but not materially. A labouring man was on Thurfday evening at tacked bY four ruffians in a field near Chelmsford, who, after treating him with inhuman barbarity, robbed him of what money he had in his polredion. On Friday morning, the 24th ult. John Ruther• feud, a fhepherd's boy, fifteen years old, was found buried under the materials of a fmall•houfe whis It he had built on Lorbottle Moor, to (helter himfelf from the weather. It is fuppofed that he had been fleep• ing when the houle fell in, and that he had lain 'her: from the afternoon of the day before, as ha was quite cold when found. Thorfday night a mail coach and a gentleman's carriage came in contaet with each others in Cheap. fide, by which the latter was upfet, and neatly de. molifhed. The coachman was thrown film his box, but efcaped without injury. Fortunately there was no one withinfide. Lafl week Mr. J. Irving, of Sifeland, in reaching over a pit of water, fell in, and was drowned. At Bo(worth, a boy was lately killed, by coming within the (weep of the fails of a windmill. loresam—On Monday lennicht an inquifition was held at Breightmet, near B Icon, before N. Muss, Efq. Coroner, on the body of a man flip. poled en have been murdered near Tuttrm Tower.— On a full invefligation of the fags. the Jury were fatisfied there was no ground for the rumour; but that the deceafed had come to an untimely death by excellive drinking. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOV. ts. Average Price of Cent ha England and W Ace, from the Returns ending Nov. 8. 11106. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Deane. Peale. a. d a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. 6. y? 8 49 1 41 5 27 tt 46 9 48 5 T6* average Prima Seger, computed from the Returns made In tke week ending Nov. aa. is 41e. std. per hundred weight. SEA•COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, NOV. as. CAaOOIS SOLD, and valet/. Nov IL. I Nov. 14. Wednefd. Nov. to. • NEWCASTLE COAL. Mon4ay . Adair 's Main 3 46 si Baker's Main I 42 c Beaton Leng' 7 47 6 Biggs Main 3 SO 6 Bryan's Main Carr's Hill Croft's Main Melton Moor Billion Main Heaton Main liebburn Main Hoiyorell Main Kenton Main Kiliinsworth Montsnue MA. PonTor—WlAgor's South Moor Tunerhi Moor Tram Townley .Matt Walker Walth End day. 15 9 40 6 460 so 6 39 3 47 o 3 , 9 45 0 ♦6 o 44 3 3 2 44 9 45 9 46,6 55 0 5L 6 45 6 SI 0 sob 4S:O 53 • : 53 0 5.1 a 41 0 43 9 45 9 41 0 46 6 1 . 3 411 t 5a h Temple, Wall'. End • 3 9/Minton . 5 Wylana Mont . 1 South Hcbburn 2 Hectworth Moor . t 1 6 5o 0 Hartley SUNDERLAND COAL. . Bourn Moor 2 Edca Main • to Ledurn • Newbottle Moor . Primrole Main Fadeld Low Main - ReCtory • Humble's Vigo Main Wentworth • Poarkh Net► Main - 46 0 4r 6 46 o 47 41 6 43 3 43 0 44 9 4' 6 43 0 4$ 0 44 C 4: ( Total, SIAN 8o I the rife, I ifises reft 4% minutes after 7 s 8 els 'tail Moon annuki HIGH WATER AT I.ONaiN MUM TOMORROW. Matting - • £7 minute after 7 Mimeos • • / I Mean after BIRTHS Killcfncn, Irebad, the Il ly eat Rev. Thomas Wch, uT At hi. We. Is Waal-worth, Mosabarabstrietad, so aim 'sift the lady of Mary David &Moo, a!" of a (ea. DIED. On the a rth Atagott laR, at the Wand of Tobago, Witlbro Ar nold, Efri. Cella or of his Majaft . fa Conant. thttro Sunday tenstight, at Dulttio. Dr. Puna, an eritt...snrphypelsa. IIF.VERSIONIte Tilt! GOVERNMINC To be SOLD by AUt ZION, hy Mr. CUT 1*; • • On Friday the silt*? Notentber, at Twelve ciClockwareairri. waya, London _ ABSOLUTE • R EVE It S 1 ONS on A dvancid Lives, ell Sol. per Annum Long Annuitirt, certain to be ! eosin the riven, of tittlYurcbefor. on the deerafe tally aged per Aardien Long Annuities, on the dretsfe of a L a dy agedyao.466L apt. ed.. four per COn. Aans.no on the dotes& 'of a Lady aged Ilk.-1401- Pear per Cent• on the decade at • Lady . aged 6a. retied to • C.ll2iOral Life clisrp....tfla als gd.jta,c . per Cetus. as a tile et( 6.tite like a I Ile jj 3331 64. Se. New South Rea Annuities on tits deOilley 4,l,tay , aged 74j001. Old autsth Bak Ditto, on a Latli of allaandi4 La refpeetable names. Particulars at Garraanyik and of Mr. Le .t1,41a: filidgearr.et, London: • • Whole Rtuation require. atginii..airy retire:liana. AR. WATSON, Surg e on, and Nfan offers to aceomModate Ladies in an a;ry end retired lima. day With Apartments to lye-in, OW terms rutted to their cireem (team and Meade* in life; their Manta put out to mule, and bunianedy taken car: of ; and as Humanity induces him to one his allidamo to alleviate thn horrors of amecaled /helm:leer, hi flamers lainsfelf Ladies wiU flutilltuaitplstat:en to him the {match attention, moti profoiineecrcey. Letters (poft paid) toistr. Wetfon, Surgeon end Man-Midwlli, of to him pialfon, Midwife, Na. sy. CiarketeArect, surrey • !bb of Illackfrises-bridge ' will meet the .nott palmed attended. Where nur bOad, Y ',LI. !I N Inc rA, at a is. psi . box, a Wiens and areitual Kemeny to, remove all 1361 true :a I irregularities, and an excellent Afediciae liter bad .I.y s In. ow . . From the Hon. Archdeacon CAtiI.FIELD to De. bAlteLAre Agent. !.:lenient, July 8, SIR -1 have received your (refit Jopplq in two double hose. firth's molt excellent medklue, denoirilnatad • Dr. Barclay 's Amtbillous Nit, (or w' irk the ker. Wm Barclay ku a Patent. I inform,' you 1 had found them very tifieaclowl, and you requelled per maim readd my name to the moll refpedta. hie fignatures In its favour. I Mould imagine the Arehblansp of *, Canterbury's name of ltielf fuillelent..ana acknowledge I tried the Pills entirely oa my firm belief thar it was In.iefelf an bolt. It It not poMble 10 dignifisti a perfonage would Puffer his name to be made tiro of but for the goodie the Publk, or that it could be an nexed to anything but truth. I have experienced the foundnefsai the foondalon on which I built, for I rat futile& to torso, ode( proceeding from bile. and have to thank Mr. Barclay for the care. You may, therefore, make of of my note where and when you pleafe. Sh., your's, &c. J. CAULFIELD, Archdeacon of Edmore.. Sold whnlefsle and retail at Mr. Bother, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Patemofter-rerw ; and retail by Molt town Medicine Venders, inhales at ja,6d. sod ace. each. profelfing nryfelf a regularly educated MEM.. tier of the ROYAI. COI. CEOS of 'SURGEON.; in L.ON. DON, I think It incumbent on me to army, shat my lairlinn • from the College of Surgeons. as well at Certifiable Neel the_ Moron:is, and various Profeffory under whom I Dmdied Pity fie. Surgery, and Midwifery, bane been for year, placed in'one many Partours, open to the infpedtion of any one who hatidni to he there, orb dellrour or fueh examination. 'foie T et ar YEARS I have trained all other Thadic.e, far the Study and Treatment of V Coaseaatri resod Demure. was not till had experience as an Army burgeon and Ge neral Praelltioncr, that I thought myfeli juiliSed in the Stleellori of this peculiar branch. The concentrated force of she human . intelled, when dirtaed to a partieutar point, limit acquire rape riority whisk) the circle of Its oven adtioi•Jimia bog continued fee cefit is a decided proof, that my cleat, have not be en kb bum. fici:l to others than advantageous to toyfed The diftrefs and the mifery Which arde from a eertelo defirim tine bahic, foiturnitious to fehoolboys, have bum frequently pour trayed by the moratiltsof the Age. Bat it Is the duty of every Praditioaer, when called upon, to relieve hieh furcring• by Moll. cal Milting ; and it is the acquirement of my eaclulive cape. rienee in this line to offet In every loth safe a fare sod cattalo to. • In night cafes of deficirney produced by free Hying. readenceirs warm Climates, or too much I:idols nix 0! ledudive Palnons, sod in all recent Venereal Complaints, early application inures its Ito mediate cure. Hot in the moll complicated Cafes of Decatur{ accompanied by feirer or Diforders of the filtem•srlang .from gledcd Come peritveraima is itidifpenfibly regulate fast the re.animation of the Conaltution and utter:don to health and .ul g our,—.le all cafe, with either fee, the molt Mei 'fable Currey ii otsferved, sod the terms of remuneration are plainly Rated on the aril interview. MARTIN Member of the Royal College of Surgems in Loadog, Na. 29, Arundeldtrect, Strata, near Temple San There's an additional, entrance iu Water.ittect adjoiniag.—dan letters trein town or counter &recaps-died to emit Ail a hank oote. To T. TAYLOR., Surgeoa,Ne. 9, Now Driige Suet, bond's., sit, Edinburgh, May a, Oho, TN the .fpring of 1794' I was afßi,•ted with a Vene- • real Complaint, which t nested with indiffereirce for five months; but was thee obliged to troy to • regular Phyfician,skjio put a temporary flop to the virulence of th e dikaf e (by - MAO rial application) for foam ante; but growing, nefplite of &Voila.. tine and the advice of the flat Gentlemen of the Faculty hale_ worfe and work , for two year/, I was redhetd llisteilegal unpsrallekd and beyond defUptites, being en entire leirer.adif glalo rated from heat° foot, My head, threat, mouth, note; .I*. arms, Ste have been alternately in danger-of beeomlogldek6 • in fhort„ I lour had front 20 to 3o clung ulcer. on My body, and surly totally deprivel of fight. It liriould be volumleoui to par ticularife all my cafe--fttllce it to ray, there-srever le ts.'or ever will be. one of maredangeroui or 'of s'atoretroinplkated fu ture. I was long loolthl upon by my friends, and iitiegfired' My (elf beyond all hopes of nunnery; Ad, Indeed, in 'rely then doodi. thin, death was preferable to my mere than mrerable k ibis dreadful fituation Sidi drag a atoll mire-Mee ealUeitec, falDivsi a ?mamba act threw In my way a nceit•ater toothiest* naktri of a Mr. B. of Plymeuth—my Meads read it: I could Not. • 'f'"fint and procured fame of your La*. iifirPaititif 'PILES, which, by tiling from time to time, um now. stellate luet hunt (elite nmre than four years lockfcribabk hides:oo,lo isg cast ir Rale of heiath as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of ails, I hasiti fine, therifeigitial thy child born to me a few months ago. In gradtade to Coo, and in hopes of rendering my kllovv-eriatooes feryke, I ' , squat you to putgrai this . ; and you may at any tinted-Air pert cis, *ha with to be fatisacd of the truth Ili' 016. to further parti..ulare to me or my friends, by letter of perfon. As few cafes for boasts will ever Solna] aline, and none meted It, I have from npulenee.every rufbo to affure allanknid, that id your L Pitts they will and a fere, (reedy, reek, 'add rtdi. cal eure. Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOII. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In London, at hi. No. 9, New Bridge-Crew; whets be Will eve advice. 11,1e/C•It• a fee, to perfont taktog theft Pill, ' and will anfwerpotisats If colt Paid , on the fame terms, obferving In ail cafes the molt in • violehle fancy, no perfon't name cafe hewing been itientiofied. but at their own particular regrieft, by the Proprietor, daring the cootie of more than 36 years, , Hutt he Mated the 4Mrdedirge of an extet.five file of the abovelefediaine, and the yirsetiec arißog therefroin. 1 hey are Of. fold, by hie appointment: foe the ewtibilenoief thole living at a Alliance, by Mr. Bastet,Soutivbildge. Edinhttrylls Mr. Mention, printer, Glafgow, to whom a rto T;actti for his addr.rfa ; at the Pcrfumtea, No. 3s, St. Alharesaltratt;ll4ll - Mall; Mr Itebertfon's Try-(hop, No. to• 3; Gzfore-ltrecrtdialfr Difborough',, No. 7, Fint.itreet-bill, nearly oppofite the Monu ment ; Mr. Steers:bootee HIM, No. t, Union-row, Little ToVae. Mil; Mr. enliven's. Dublin ; and by we lurfon in every confider able town in Great Britain and Ireland. is &it , of cal!' 2 . 9a. c.ch, foaled up with full and plain bitaltions. whereby Pegf:os of either lei may cure themfeler, with eafc an.: fecre.y. LONDON: Printed and publilted by LEVEL. )CENT. (of, Can terbury•Plare. Lanibetb),at the Sorat•OrrfOlt. th>4l4 'tatty amt. Publidend ado atdte STAR 011192, TCIIII4