Star. — London, England, 1812-05-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY. LAW INTELLIGENCE. • - COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 4. JUDGMENTS. William Brotherley was brought up to receive the judgment of the Court, for having in his possession a quantity of copper bolts, having the broad arrow marked thereon. The defendant put in an affidavit, in which he stated, that he purchased the copper in question of a person named John Cox, without exa mining it ; that he informed the officers of the cir cumstance at the time of the seizure, amt gave them such information, as he hoped would have led to Cox's apprehension ; he, however, had absconded, and had not since been heard of. . . The a ffi davits of several persons were put in, speak ing highly of the defendant's moral conduct. The Court sentenced him to be imprisbned in ' Maidstone gaol for six mouths, and to pay a fine of twenty-five pounds. C. ASSAULTING A PRESS-GANG. W. Farrough was brought up to receive the judg ment of the Coprt, for having, in the beginning •of January last, together with several other persons, riotously and tumultuously assembled at Chichester, broke open the house of rendezvous belonging to the press-gang, and violently assaulted the gang, for the purpose of rescuing G. Farrough, an impressed man. The Court, after adver‘ing to the aggravated and mischievous tendency of the defendant's offence, pro ceeded to pass judgment, which, after taking into consideration that he had already been 71 days is confinement, was, that he should be imprisoned in Horsham gaol for four months. AIDING fRENCII PRISONERS TO ESCAPE. ThO,ATTORNEY GENERAL then moved the judg. merit of the Court on Henry Heatraff,' convicted of aiding and assisting three French prisoners of war to escape. The prisoner had already been in confinement eight months.. The sentence was, that he should be imprisoned in Winchester gaol for three years, and !pay a fine of £lOO to the King. - Lord FALLENBOKOUGH observed, the Court did not forget that the defendant had already been in con fineluent eight months : it was a most enormous ' offence ; he was a sort of wholesale dealer, as ap peared from the evidence taken at the trial ; it was au offence Lining little short of high treason. THE KING v. JOSEPH WEST. The ComMON SERJEANT moved for a writ of Certi orari, to remove a conviction which had taken place before two of the Police Magistrates, at Worship street, against the defendant, for exercising his call ing on use Lord's Day, on the wound that no spe cific act had been laid in the information. The Lear ned Counsel stated, that there were at present a bundle of informations, under similar circumstances, depending before the Magistrates ; they had, how ever, suspended convicting upon atly of them, till the Court should have decided on the present case.-- Writ granted. A general review of all the troops of the Home District is expected to take place about the middle of next month. . The Hon. Lieutenant-General MAITLAND, aceom fanieu by Lieutenant-Colonel 11 'Nan, of the . Adju tant-General's department, left town on Saturday, under especial orders, to take the command of the troops employed to quell the distui bances in the inte rior pares of the kingdom. Three hundred of the.,l3.oyal Berks Militia, under the command of Lieut e -Colonel RAVENSRAW, passed through Derby on Wednesday last, in waggons, on their route from Nottingham to Manchester. - Four troops of the 15th Hussars have been sent to Nottingham- A detachment of the Horse Guards (Blue) have been stationed at Glossop, in Derbyshire. During the last week, not fryer than seven regi ments proceeded towards Cheshire and Lancashire. The Ist battalion of the 91st regiment has been or dered for foreign service. The Ist battalion of the 33th regiment, stationed at Fetmoy, has been ordered to embark from Ireland, for_ foreign service. A detachment of the 55th regiment, has arrived from Jamaica, in the Prometheus strop. The volunteering from the Militia Regiments to the Line commenced yesterday at Dover, when 134 men turned out horn the Derby fir the 48d and 98th Regiments ; and I'2B from the 3d Royal Lancashire for the Guards, 14th, and 29th Regiments. The King's County Militia will arrive at Ports mouth on the 12th and 13th instant, when it is expec ted that one of the regiments in that garri on will be removed :o Gosport, on account of the Wiltshire and East Devon having left that place. Two Captains, with 200 men of the Royal Lime. rick, lave rale ved the Wiltshire at Fort Cumberland. The 2J battalion of the 50th regiment have landed at Portsmouth from • Guernsey, and marched for Little Hampton, after leaving a strong detachment it Hihea for the lit battalion. ' : :The 103 d regiment, 800 strong,* under the corn. enand of I,iellleCOlOnel SCOTT, are arrived at Ports mouth from Guernsey, and will sail in the Hero, William Pitt, and Eolus transports, for Canada, in the course of next week, if the wind continues fair. The 4th battalion 60th Foot, which is now embark ing, at the Isle of Wight, for the West Indies, is to • relieve, for service in Canada, the Ist battalion Royal Scott, which is distributed - at present among the dif ferent Leeward Islands. Anlid the great influx of Spanish and Portuguese . papers by the last packet, it escaped us, in common .with our cotemporaries, to notice the reported detach ment of General HILL, with two divisiens of the e7XECUTlON.—lftilfiam Wyatt, convicted at the last 'army, in aid of Ciudad Rodrigo. We perceive that Launces,on Assizes, for the robbery and. murder of -This °Biter is uniformly detached upon the most re- J. F. Valentine, a Jew, underwent the sentence of the' intite earninand from' bead-quarters, an honoura ble law ou Friday last at Buchnin. Needling ever exci. Trod of Lord WiLLINGTON'S confidence in him. Led so strong a sensation in the county of Cornwall • in • E'vtry regiment Plymouth Garrison was review. and western part of the county of Devon, as the trial ed last week by General Tilostas, who expressed great and execution of this unfortunate man. A strong satisfaction at the state of the different regiments.— chain of circumstantial evidence left no room to 11/'e parties sent to recruit from the different regi- • doubt of his guilt ; but the perseverance with which • -stunts have paraded Plymouth Dock for several days, he asserted his innocence, excited no small curiosity ' and expect to . get all their men. to h-ar his sentiments at the place of execution, and ' 'Saturday apstards of 70 men of the Dorset Militia the day before this occurred, Budmin was literally volunteered into the Line. - thronged with visitants--at night hardly a bed Yesterday the 4th Regiment of Local Militia, cons- was to be procured for money, and in the mor. minded by Lieutenant-Colonel SANDYS, assembled in Bing the roads were thronged with thousands Oxford, for 14 days training and exercise. pressing forward . to the place of execution. At ten The 2d East Kent re invent of Local Militia is o' clock Wyatt apeeared on the platform, attended g a by Mr. FATIIER, the clergyman, but did not address ! ordered to assemble for training and exercise at Fa. , •h . e populace--his thoughts appearing wholly engaged . versham, on Tuesday, the 12-th of May, for 21 days, in ser ions abstraction. He made a confession of in respect to the Staff, non-commissioned Officers, his guilt, and atter a few minutes spent in prayer was ' ! drummers, and those men who did not assemble last . turned o ff . His body Was given up to his friends who year . , and those who have been since enrolled ; ana l are all respectable persons. , .on Tuesday, the 19th of May, for the rest of the re- At Marlborough-street Police Office yesterday, a -giment for 14 days. . man named Green was committed for striking a young The Sevenoaks and Bromley regiment is also or. ,lady in Berkely4quare, on Sunday evening, under . tiered to assemble at Sevenoaks, on Monday, 4th of - cirgumetancee of considerable aggravation. • May, and Monday, the 11th of May, under similar Maltase, Amite 29.—0 n Tuesday night last, an • regulations as the above, and the Cinque Ports mgt.- outrage' (and one of the most diabolical description mentatt Neal, on Monday, the 25th of May, .and thireati wedg e imagined) was committed near 13x1• *Monday, the lst of June. .lyparriik. While the family of a farmer there, named r'"b Ciretibeni bn've been received by the Officers come Patrick Keeffe, were heavy asleep, the dwelling house inandirnffeomanry Corps in Ireland, that arrange. appears to have been set on fire, and with such effect, `'ltients ATV tO CODlTtlefice firm the 25th of May nest" that the first communication of the dreadful event eViriCipally directed in order that the permanent ser- was by the falling in of the particles of the roof, and 'lasts ' trumpeters, : tind drummers, shall attach them- ' of the burning timber : Keeffe, from former visita. selvesfor 30 days drill to the troops under the Com. - dons made upon him, by the villainous banditti that 'Mending. thilionearest the districts, to be completed infests that country, had, some time back, gotten *ln their exercise, &c: iron gratings to his windows, and a strong lock to his door. On the first alarm, being awaked by the • IN a letter frotn the Secretary of State received on cry of," fire" from his wife, they both jumped out of 'lit at the Coital •Erchange by the Officers of .the bed, and, in the , sudden agitation of their minds, lost - Ttlytir irenalei, that corps has been dismissed, and i the few short moments that might have • saved some ths.proteedon from the impress given to •the members, ; of ibis Unfortunate family in a distracted and ineffec has 'been in consequence is ithtfrawn. 8° g reat was , tune search fir the- key. Missine. this, Kee ff e recol. .ta ' Itii appreheosion yesterday of a hot press below bri4e .leeted a windcw through which he might pass, and Ils'eutply hands for the Baltic fleet and other purist:- made for it, the burning:timbers still falling in upon I - 'sex, t artio men couldl j e procured in that situation them in increased' number ; and, while he was making fet pet it= the ordinary labour on the river. 1 this effort, his Wife ran for the purpose of bringing 1 ye e teeday the dispatches were finally closed at the' same of their children from an inner room, but o u t East India 'House, and delivered to the Pursers of of which neither she nor they ever came alive. Out : ,the ander•mentioned ships, viz. I of a family consisting of nine persons, either in youth Thomas Grenville, Captain NV. Patterson; Princess Charlotte ! o r m iddle life, within a few minutes, but one was left 44. Wales, Capt. J. Craig.—Madeira, Ctrylon, and Bengal. j to relate this horrid story. trozbournebury, Captain T. Pitcher; Sir Godtril Webster,. S • AC ClDENT.—Saturday evening, as two D - OCKING A • ';'Opt. J. Pearson—Bengal direct. !young men of the names of Clark and Fordyce, in eat laird Duncan, Captain T. Price—Bombay direct. 'llm. )3iana, Capta'n D. Bowman; Julkma, 'Captain R. Rawes, the employ of Mr. Mailson, a builder, were returning , . 1. ,111 t • avla. - • •• borne from Brook-green Fair, in company with four Passengers wlso arrived in his Majesty's ship Set- respectable females, Fordyce, with two or the feniales, „irow, - from the Isle of France and the Cape. were knocked down in crossing the road, previonsly --.. Prom the Isle Of Fainee--Capialn AJ. Chao's, 20th Reg! to enteting Kensington, by a cart drawn -by four -, tricot Madras Army. • • : horses, end the two' women were run over. Neither - • From the Cape --Captidn Heatheote, Royal )Vary; . Captain c , .t them . vere killed on the spot, but the recovery of • }lig gin' , 21st Light Dragoons; Captain Ilatungeardt, tub light v ies ; C *us James and Bett , .tield, 6th Foot; Cap alts either is d oubtful. They had each of them limbs l i u birau..B3d your ;t J. and 3. Stronit c on, Espy.; S. Ben ioc, fractured, besides violent contusions. One of the suf . - * gsq. and Mr. Sheppard. ferets is the daughter of a herald painter, in Duke . ' . . A letter . frpnt . Leith, dated April 'SO, s aps— sacet, Hampstead'-road. Fordyce escaped unhurt. . -' i g VIC .salty s loop a war arrived . in the Roads Captain ADAM, of the levieeine,, had a very . Tuesday, ,p44;..e"Danish schooner privateer of i ,r fowl ow escape] timer since; he was in his barge, tr CU- the cap ur n a ;a as s and 24.:Meoe. whieb real on Sunda . Arecoonoitringociet• ;Isteragoaa, wlrp a French rifle, t •off Fair :Isles in chace of two brigs. She :w e paae, who had conceiled himself 6 hind a rOciritdok. o si'' s '- ' in the tt.rek of vessels going trom:Liv r•ateulg ,1 aim at him; ibibulliCPaised close Ctter: tie Chip. ``''''riaind: and W, st a of Scotland, to join- *eonytt t - t a ft li s .ih o w h i ii h dl a ss us ;knows , clad jowl MARKITS. . RETURN of WHEAT In Meek-lane, Inchidlag only Net dio• SiM of April to** flth of April. Total 11.767 quarters. Aferage 150 s. Sid.-os. Sid. higher than last return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the lath of Apia to the 94th of ApriL Total 11,414 sacks—Average 1 U9s. 124. Os. 2: 1 0. lower than list returr. MEWGIATE AND LEADF.NHALI. MARKET. Beef es 4d to Se ed Veal 4. tid to 6s 44 Mutton 4s 8.1 to Ss 4d Pork 5s Od to 6$ ed Latch ss. id. to Ts. 4d. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOI(OUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. 41 Os to 61 Os Kent 41 Os to 71 Os 81 Os to 51 Os Sussa 41 Os to 61 Oa COAL-MARKET, May 4. Ships at Market Sold Prices. 97 Newcastle 34 495. 6d. to $45. S'. S Sunderland 3 454. 3d. to 471. 6d. 1 Cinders 1 3415. Od. to 00s. Od. COUNTRY MARKETS. !RICKS 07 ORALN AT TN FOLLOWING 11411111011 T. Kent Sussex BA SI N OSTO I( x April 29.—Wheat 1363 Od to 152 s od per Quarter.' Barley 7(s oil to 76s Cd Brans 7Cs Od to 76s Od I Oats 45s 04 to 52s 04 Pease 00$ Od to 00s 04 Bread 2s 1114. peigallon. MA IDiNa ZA D i April 29.—Wheat 1204 (k 1 to 152. Cd per Qr. Barley 73s 04 to 80s Od Beans 74s Od to 76$ Od I Oats 48s Od to 56s Od Pease I.is Od to 78. 04 4 Bread ss. Od. NZWITIRT, April 30.—Wheat 100 s Od to 150 s Od per Qr. Barley 69s Od to BUs Od I Beans 66s od to 80, Od Oats 50s Od to 601 Oil Pease 7cs w ties Od Barad is. 10d. HINLILY, April 30.—Wheat 100 s od to 159 s od per Qr. Barley 59a Od to 79. Od I Beans 60s Od w 70s od Oat&. 40s Od to 531 Od ! lleabe 62.• Od to 68s Od Bread its. 10d. Rammio, May 2.—Wheat 139$ Od to 155 s Od per 12r. Barley 74s Od to 82s Beans 70s Od to 79s Od I Oata 45 1 Od to 60s Yeas 001 od to 70. Od _ 85 Od. BANBURY, April SO.—Wheat 17s Od to 1.9 s Od. Beans Ss. Od. to 9s. 6d: Vetches, oos to 00s per bushel. Barley 74r. to ties. ' Oats 465. to 545. per Oarter. Bread 21. 10d. Flour 105 s. a sack..) At Lewes corn-market, on Thursday, wheat fetched £ts 100 per load. There were but few farmers present ; and sales were heavily effected. Am:sines. Masaay.- -On Saturday, the prices were—Wheat ses2 to £54 per load; Barley 70s. to 725. and Oats, 555. to 571. per quarter. Chichester beast market, on Wednesda, was full of stock, most of which war of the prime sort. Notwithstanding, it went off heavily, at rather reduced prices. Friday, at Reading fair, there was a very good show of Horses of all kinds; from the nurleber of London dealers who attended, every thing fit for the Metropolis sold briskly, at very high I prices.—The Cow fair was very well filled, but mostly with in ferior cattle, which also went off at extraordinary high prices. Oatmeal tell in Dromore market 10s. 6d. per cwt. on Saturday se'nnight, The inhabitants of Strabate, in the north of Ireland, have sub-' scribed large sum for purchasing provisions to be retailed out to the poor at a reduced price. 'the Marquis of Abercorn has subscribed e€3oo, and the Provost and Burgesses have agreed to apply £250 from the NO of the Corporation to the same bene volent purpose. The subscriptions already amount to £1400: The letter from the Secretary of the Board of Trade to the Governor of the Russia Company, has been understood to involve a refusal of the former li cences from hence to the Russian ports ; the ship carrying £5 per ton upon her admeasurement out wards, and returning with Russian produce. These licences to neutrals continue to be issued as before the appearance of the said letter. The Prussian Loy Jonge Metta, JAN DANTE, Master. from Caen, in Normandy, arrived on Friday at Cowes. The Master reports that the inhabitants are suffering great distress from the high pike of provi sions ; and that the most summary justice is inflicted upon them in cases of riot. Six ringleaders were shot a few days before this vessel sailed. Bread was. Id. per pound. The Jonge Metta has a cargo of clover-seed, burr stones, and wax candles, for Guern sey. Being brought out of her course by one of his Majesty's ships, she was consequently forced into Cowes by contrary winds. Tuesday morning a stag was turned out at Tower Hill, in Windsor Forest, before his Majesty's hounds. and a numerous field of sportsmen. After traversing a large track of country in high stile he approached the gardens in Wokingham, with the hounds in full pursuit nearly in his rear, leaping several high fences he entered the passage of the dwelling-house of Mr. Towse, wine and brandy merchant, in the market place, Reading, penetrating to the shop, and behind the counter,op which heplanted hisforazet,supposed with intent to dash through the window into the street; but seeing Mrs. T. he recoiled to the counting-house and impetuously darted through the window into the paid, sweeping away in his passage a whole large pannel of glass. He then attempted to cross a six feet paling, but his foot being caught in one of the spikes, it gave way, and he fell over. On recovering his feet he bounded'into an adjoining garden, and from thence vaulted over a seven feet wall into a lane. After crossing several other gardens into an avenue, he entered Peach -street, and rushed forward to the market-place. It was a sight novel and highly gratifying to the surrounding spectators, to have the assemblage of deer, hounds, and horsemen, at high market, in full chace round the market-place. The deer was apparently much distressed, seeming 'rally exhausted through great fatigue and strong exertions. Terror, ho*ever, forced him faintly on to a rivulet about a quarter 9f a mile from Reading, from whence he was taken, and reserved for further diversion. Mr. BROWNY, of Rockville, has cleared by the meeting at Kildare the sum of £10,009. His horse Lofie, by Shuttle, seems likely to rival the fame of the celebrated Eclipsk. • 4.arions circumstance occurred at the Nish Ta •vottlf, Bristol, oil Monday night, about 1 l o'clock.- 4 young man, who has since been discovered to be j a-tailor, belonging to the Union, ship of war, lying .'at Plymouth, went to bed apparently composed; but before the servant had left the room five minutes, the house was alarmed by his tries of " Help me out," and by the breaking of glass, occasioned by his burst ing through the sash.' Though asleep, he continued walking from one roof to another, and along the . ' narrowest ridges, and at length jumped from the stir prising height.of 50 feet, without receiving any ma-. 1 terial injury. He was conveyed to bed, and left the 1 inn the following morning for Plymouth. There is,' within two miles of 'Reading, a . young wooran, who has lived during the last three without meat, trreid; or any solid 'article 4 f d.--1 She subsists entirely on, a little wine andlitlk. is ! remarkable, 'that she ' thfows up every da large. quantitt of blood. ' pre ft -Unable to move, Alvin tong' lost *eq . LittleNritesh ; btit 'she itOpeal • I‘.2_. •A-_!1 Ok al! .4 4. _1 . , Thursday, In Sydney-One, Bath, the Lady Esq. only daughter of Samuel Dodingeon, of county of Somerset, Esq. DR. SQUI it RE L L's ( Author of Health) TONIC POWDE.RS and DROt scribed fur lodigestion and its effect, for a 0 years success. These admirable medicines, taken joinrly , rearm a and water, give strength to the Organs of diges , inn, serves, remove pain and spasm of the eunuch, &crass appetite and correct acidity. They the liver, and th ose incident to warm clusrates,.. N. B. The Powders taken alone r medy a costive obstructions, lessen irritability, diminish heat, the bead-ache, and have inguler eilicacy in ram fiammatory. gout. The Powders es. 91. ores. The Drops es.' the late Tint's, Royal Exchange; Clark-, 26p. rough ; Mitchell, Sl, Charles-street, Soho-square pm for (from Soho-square), 39, Charlton-street, also by all the wholesale Venders in London. Merchants and Captains of :.hips allowed Its. SP: ', front his suci IY.L lout Cases, may be consulted any morning hours of Myren and 'line, at his Dispensary. square, London. Patients wis:sing to consult ' houses, on disrasec of the j ints, scorbutic plaints, previous to making use of the Patent 4 will have a decidrd opinion as to the pruhabi'► Terms of attendance may he known at the Dispe 'Soho-square. As there are numerous counterfeits, Spiliburfp Patent Antiscorlsutic Drops, with t► printed in black ink, in bottbe of Ss. t4d. doubt: ' atter it It. duty Included. Compound Essence Dispensary. W. la, 4oltes-sqvnee, Loudon. . CONJUGAL HAPPINESS. WHEN conscious ioeligibilit is the mart hut in. surmountable bar toWedock, t he unhappy selerer oas t in silence, and,despairieg of relief, sinks into deipe e d rcey , t a relieve those melancholy infirntities which maim Impo tenc y , a men, and Barrenness in women, foe Nervous Complains, Dues. ses pecurm to Females, and ill Disorders cams creed by Leitch y or Relaxation, Dr. bANATE's bAI.M of MECCA is mere sy experience to be the most certain, safe, and permanent Rcn t ?y ever discovered. To youth, wh .m indi.cretiJos, excess, a propitious climate, or the sdrnimstratit a of mercurad pas% have precipitated into premature old age—to the aged, Li Mote the functions ut.life ate suspended, though not extte: , thissas &dee is consdentiously and confidently retartouri:Jed Sea. bilirated, the languid, and relaxed of either sea, the Mended Fe , selyte of secret sensuality,, the childless coml., still knows,. suredly find relief, *ins that secrecy which is megabit to mud. lied reputation. ' fit net by a temporary s.isnulus, or irritates, that this medicine produces those salivary effects which halves. ctted the astonishment of many medical men, but by cantos genial warmth, exhilarating the animal spirits, inv.g..rriag* whole Irame, and renovating the consi:otton ill such a unme t , that it may fairly be said to reanimate Nature Ihe genuine Balm of Mecca is prepared only by Dr. Smog and sold whabessle and retail by his Ageitt, Mr. Richert:Ong. gist, No. ISM, Strand, near St. Clement's Church; aim) mad,* Ward, 024; Holborn; Parsons, No. 168,Fleet-Areet ; liarao, 150, Galued-street,bpposits Bond-street; Nu. 76,9u0rd• street, apposite the Pantheon ; B.lton, front of the Royal Es uhangsl. Golding, No, 46, Cornhill; and Cr.sp, Cadge* newt, earner of Spring Gardens. Price 7s. per box, duty inciaded. Observe that them Is an ergi &red Portrait of Dr. aer.ste intim label on the outside oleic!) box„which Is signal by the l'rapito tor, E. Senate, in his hand-writing; all others are cusiaterfdis. ADV I Ck. WHEN Men cf Eduction and profesakisal skill use persevering endeavours to discover the as** red certen methnd of treating a few prevailing Disesses,ltheseess ful result of their experience is die best prod of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and*Co. Surgeons, Lave been indeoeltamake the cure of the following the object of their pariimiar etedy, a certain Disorder, frequently contracted In a moment dime* cation, and hs concomitants, :.trictures and Glees, wade by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as abs de- Witty, whether arising from Bacchanalian Indulgences, Iteg re 1. dence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too ohms*• happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the oee caveat sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous tram of new vous diseases, which , not timely remedied, terminate ei potence and Consumption. In that distressing Ease of &bitty or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful baba, et arising front any ochre cause, by which the powers of the cam. nation become enfeebled, as regularly eduLated Surpass of LAS don, they offer a firm, sale, and speedy restoratir to tomfrad vigorous health. . • The result of a long and extensive pracece has enabled that, by a superior method, to remove venereal compl,Vots, keen, •nveterate or complicated, without subjecting the packet ie the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and In recent Sew where an early application Is made on discovery of the Mi&d* they frequently perform a cure in the short space of tvpdeP That wipseeedented success of their mode of tresttaeot Oda has never been known to fail in one Cagle instance in a PP dee of IS years, during which period many thousand pomp of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and, methpda bad been pursued by other Practitioners widen= Whams then% to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the care of tops particular complaints, in order that o.ey may not be tuarkedirl a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the ipir rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state. that they have been properly educated and initiated into every brooch of the profession (certificates of which, from different hospitals, ad testimonials front the most eminent Physicians, they have to as. vince any inquirer), that the suceeu resulting from their ender. sours first induced them to quit tie practice of the metal Peso. thioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fail ground for the orprecetientertconfidence rah which they base, by the pui.lic ' been so literally honoured. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, 13. Fleet-crew. BY HIS MAJESTYI itovudikrrEitb PATkN i. LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous for their superior efficacy In curing every degree and symptom of the Venereal Diser:t, the Scurvy, &c. w ithout contartnent or restraint of diet, in an easy, expeditious, safe,. and secret mos. ner. One small tasteless All is a dose, its operation impinge* tible, and requiring no particular attention. In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders; ma where they fail In that time or perfectly metering health, the pu• tient has the happy assurance that he or 'belt at the eve of bong to restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so great. It Is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make si= the complaining Part, and ent e r into earnest with the matter, which they speedily dislodge and eapul. Tbiltad!F la ' red by experience to be a preserver of had a, la well as a raw rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and Mb ever, 7 In short, the Patustee has this extraorumary phitgatioa to Mass wili•fl :that whatever he promised himself from them, they were oast. l fitlfil and exceed, as though impatient of immoral lad - Some. These Pills are west worthy a Sae le the canon Masters and Captains a Ships . ; the mare so, for that they . ...hap good in all climates Say length of time, and, that they We lbw borne the test of near 60 rears, wills Mcreasing ma 1 ilithseives, and honour to their author, insomuch ON deals ll4 but eight years they have rashcarly cured upwards of effdliP I nos, many of whom had been discharged from ittall___ A . A .. ll.. . salivation had been frequently repeated, and all "W I". made use of without effect. . Prepared and lioid by the Sole Proprietor, nitwits ?in n s Member of tile Rqyaleoliege of Surpass ia Landau. at *WOO' No. 9, New Bridge-most pecker* Ise will give adstre, widolg4 Fee,to persons taking thesi PUh, iAd wall answer Vadat! 10 airs, if post-paid, •brt . the same cerise, observing ia A IMMO most inviolable secrecy, no patient's name ,or care haf2Lollll. inenr4oued,but as their own particalar squea l by at_ j est:, during the cootie of more than AO y ea rs , LUX; be at+rm5t...,..1... ducting of as extensive sale ri ff` .boitve medichw,sodintie•• Lice arcing therefrom. . They are alio sold, by his oppotntmeot, at the Fickeill olll4 nce 2 $5, St e Alban's-strens Pall-mall-mall ; the Torobctit lis sms• • fordsrivt; Mr. Disboruugh ' s, No, 7, Fipb.saget-nisti • opposite the Mossumen• ; and by one Persoi in eery town in England, /cc.•in Dozes of only :Is. liti.eaaki isiii r A with fall end plaid direction, whereby persons of aishorPg curs tlitineeives with ease and secrecy. ;‘,..7- ''- - y of F. B. Reset in, Ho singtoo, in ma • a f the Maxips of 01'S have been pre.. ' ran wig t artunista. g • vacua'. bile, phi tn, tirion, invigorat e the Leh, tarsi wind, pro. also cure da ',e a of es, or tuo free hvirg. :wive habit, rrn.ove , carry WI fever, curt removing a at of hip Cs. pl. Of 64. sold at HigS-stroet, pare • anal th e p r , nett, ' Somers fees t. an ample am t . ccess in Scrnpliv- norning la.tween thg nary, 15, bohtv rule him at their oivrt and ru itive 6311*. Asrialrbut sr Dro,st sabl'ity of surresi..... Dispatury, 140. 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