Star. — London, England, 1812-10-21 00:00:00

- POLIC.A. Mestamanuoi-entarr.--A man of the name of Morrow, was charged with brealing and entering the dwelling house of Mr. Ward, a butcher, in Great Chapel -street, St. Anne's, on Sunday last. It ap peared, by the statement of a young man, who had the care of the house, that, wlele his master and mis tress were ar church, there were two knocks at the door, which he did not notice ; but shortly after he heard footsteps up stairs, and, on going into the pas. sage, the prisoner and another man rushed past him out at the door, and the latter escaped. It turned out, that the robbers hid effected an' entrance by a pick-leek key, half a dozen of which were found on the prisoner. The till was removed, but thty had not time to get it away. The prisoner was committed for trid. HATroN GARDCW.—REsynaDettON-jezw.—Two of this obnoxious chess, named Barmen and Light, were charged by the Sol.citor and parish officers of St. Gilts, with hiving stolen three dead bodies out of • three coffins, placed over , each other in one grave, at theft burying-grotind, with only half a loet of mould or earth ever tbe,opitermost coffin. Light was lately indicted for a limner ilence, and Hartnett Mas his bail ; bet he absconded . from trial. He was ordered to find double bail, and Hartnett to find single bail, the 'former being taken up under a Bench Warrant, for eluding trial. Both . Were committed for want of bail GuartnALL.--Yesterday, a porter employed at the sign of rh;•White Bear, Barbican, was brought be.. fete Alderman Sir M. BLosAtt, under the circum. stances following :—Martha Dimbleby, a young wo. man from the country, shoed, that she carve to town on Monday, by the Northampton coach. She got off • the roof in Aldergate street, at. three o'clock in the afternoon, and in the evening went with 'her box to , tie White Bear in Barbican, to take a place in the Homey stage, in order to be conveyed to a family , which had hired her as a servant i The prisoner stood at the door, and considering him to be the porter em. played by the hawse, she gave her box, which he took to place it, as she supposed, in the coach. Ia lets than ten minutes after he returned to her, ei claimin I'll be d- r d if it is not gone." It was then understood that her box was lost. It contained wearing apparel, and all she had. The young wo. lain described herself to be a stranger in London, without friends, and regaled that the defendant, or his employers, would at leak instill her a compenea. Iron for the l oss of her property. Notwithstanding her entreaties, ma satisfaction was afforded, and acting , under the advice of the crowd, which assembled in cosseo" *tenet of her misfortune, she sent for a con stable, by whom the defendant was taken into cus- tody. In answer to the charge, he said he had been five years as porter atthe White Bear, and could' bave a good character for hbsesty. He admitted that he received the box from the complainant, and that be.ptit it on the boot of the coach, from whence k was stolen, as he suspected, by the driver o 3 f: haclmey -coach. The mistress of the White lea blamed the young woman for not having brought the box to the bar, where parcels were usually re. eeived for the Coach. She Admitted, however, that the defendant was her servant. The Alderman repressed= opinion that be could sot jam away the young woman without redress.. It was a hard case for a servant corning many M* from the country to lose her all, and perhaps bee place, by the negligence of porters employed to take tare of goads intended for conveyance. On the whole view of the case, be ordered the defendant to pay the girl forty shillings, (the value of her box.)— Otrexpressag some reluctance to comply, ha was re manded for farther examination this day, and infix med, that be shotild not be discharged before he had made proper satisfaction. ',boos HALL—FRAUD AND FORGERY.-4:aaw Ler. gaff and Ain Banos were yesterday brought before the Skting Magistrate by Holmes, on a charge of for. gery and fraud. It appeared, that frauds to a consi derableextent have been committed of late upon the several Pmformers at the Surrey Theatre, by persons atterAing at the doors on benefit nights, and selling forged tickets. Steps were taken, if possible, to de tect the perpetrators of this cheat; and on Monday evening last, it being Mr. Gibbon's benefit, two per. sons were stopped at the box entrance offering two forged tickets, by Mr. Payne, one of the Performers. On inquiry, they said they bought them of a woman at the door. Mr. Payne went out with them, and they pointed out,a woman named Kirby, who was taken into custody by Holmes, the officer. She had then in her poesession.four other box tickets, which also on examinationproved to be forged. She stated, that she bought them of Leggett the prisoner, the six for 12 shillings. She pointed Leggatt out to Holmes, and on his being taken Into custody, be confessed he forged the tickets, and sold them to Mrs. Kirby.— Soon afterwards, the other prisoner, Barnes, came up to Mm. Bid*, and offered her six pit tickets at half price. • She took them from him as if going to chase them, - but, instead of paying him, called Mr, Payne, as bad been agreed on. Hearing this, Barnes attempted to match thettickets from her, but failed. He then ran away, but was pursued by Holmes, and secured. Mr. Gibbon attended; and proved that both the Pit and 'Box tickets were forged. The prisoners were bosh fully emensitted for trial for the ftaud. Woßsine-srftscr.T. Sc .N, charged w itli obtaining money, &c. under *fake pretences, was yesterday brought up fir farther examination, when several witnesses appeared against him. It appeared that not less than ten or twelve persons had been imposed upon by small sums between 14s. and iel, besides pods. The prisoner was fully committed. CNILD STZALING.—Two fine little boys, the one about five and the other four, years of age, the& thil dren of Mr. HUDERSON, of Kensington, were decoyed by an old ft male wretch into Kensington. Gardens, on Monday morning, who took them amongst the yew trees, and in defiance ot , their cries.and entreaties, stripped them literally nuked, and in that state lot them exposed to a heavy shower of rain which tell, immediately afterwards. The poor infants were at length found under the yew trees, where they bad got for shelter, by one of the gardeners, anticonveyed to the house of their parents. The inhuman monster Mho robbed them, although minutely described by the children, has not yet been discovered. _ -,•- _.... , HORRID NORM R. 'OM MINIM t 0010.1•0.•• 1.11.•1101.110116 New ORLEANS, Atroter $....0n the rid July, the - night, about half-past nisei o'clock, dur family of Mr. Pierre Daucet, of the country of Ope- .lai * tOtMendotri storm, a Belfast pilot-boat strata lousas, (Mr. D. and his eldest son being absent frees rem the Miallipier of this harbour, and all on board home), were murdered by a young negro man, ft T he bodies of four men were cast ashore slave on the plantation. The children had lain down i C li tr el / 4 L irettirse of the two succeeding days. The ves to take an afternoon's nap; Madame franeet waioe- `ll.lrits spoke on Saturday morning:in Belfast Lochs cuoied in spinning, and had from the window Ober. ty*CetpoliW Poag of the Agnes, whowrived at Irvine ved the negro sharpening a broad ase on the grind- on Monday. The men told him they Were destined stone, and inquiring what he was about. received for lot Ns:coast; whence they intended to take a plea answer, in very impudent tone. that he was prepa. sure jaunt to Glasgow and Edinburgh. Their names mg to run away. - The fellow entered some short j were Charles Macgirraty and John Scott, pilots ; time after with his weapon, and advanced upon his Yns!ph Yule, boatman ; and Wm. Marra, innkeeper, mistress with such rapidity that, notwithstanding her Belfast. Yule has left a helpless and destitute family. alarm, he instantly cleaved open her skull, and then j The vessel had gone to pieces immediately atter she Repeated his blows across her face and in other di. struck on the South Dike, and the bodies were carried suctions, without her doing any more than to scream by the very high surge across the harbour to the to as to siwaken her eldest daughter lying asleep on north aide. The Magistrates of Newton upon Ay,r the table in the same room. The daughter flew, as ' had been very active on this distressing occasien— by instinct, to the aid of her mother, but only came , they appointed men to watch the shore, ordered diem 'in time to receive the sante- fate. The noise by this to pay attention to every thing belorgii g. to the ;time produced, brought out of ancthrt room a young wreck, and make every endeavour to find the corpses. son, who seeing the destruction dea;ing around. at When the bodies were found. they were carried oWI once attempted his escape, but was pursued by the ; the church and easefully washed. On Monday of cnegro to an adjacent fence, and there put to death.— ternoon they were decently shrouded and put into The negro then returned to the house and murdered coffins. At four o'clock a vast crowd of respect the little children in their sleep, and collected all the able people attended, according to previous Ultima- Victims into one pile. He afterwards set out to catch tion, to accompany them to the new burying-ground the best horse on the plantation, apparently for the of Newton, the Magistrates and Council piesi 11surpose of flight. The horse being somewhat in. • sting, and walking as Chief Mourners. Belonging tractable, carried him to the fence of a neighbour } lke) the unfortunate sufferers there had been found lord some one observing the fellow, asked what hed,thite watches, some little money, and clothes; these. was dcing with the horse, he replied, that some Spa- , 1 by particular order of said Magistrates. have been niards had come and murdered his mistress, Ste... inventoried, and placed under the care of proper per , The inquirer and his companions immediately prop(. ! sons, that they may be attended to and preserved.— tied to . go to the house, and one of them being mor.• , Such attention, care, and activity by the Magistrates auspicious than the rest, thought . proper to seize the on such an occasion, must be gratifying to all, and , negro, who, after being detect( din several filsehoods, i ily praise-worthy. and finding particularly that no tracks after a recent shower of rain could he shewn of the Spaniards, con fessed his crime. He said that his father was a war. ' rior, and that he had inherited the family courage— ; that what he In id killed before be would not think of ' counting, but if they would only let him loose he would let them see how many he could kill. The same hardihood attended him through his trial—and ! on being sentenced to the gallows in two hours, he ap peared anxious to reach the spot, and when there, would not wait for the cart to be drove from under him; but told the bystanders to get out of his way and let him jump— Rhich he did, into eternity high. fit At Keith-house, East Lothian, Gude igth inst. Lady Marga ret M'Lean, of a son. Sunday sr nil& at Newlyn-bail, in the county of Durham, Mrs. Fawcett, wileof the key. J. Fawcett, of a son. MARRIED. Saturday, at Mary-b-bonne Church, Major Archdale. of the 60th regiment, to Mrs. John Bushby, willow of Captain llashby, of the Royal Navy. ' DIED. Hareourt•street, Dublin, .Gartett Tyrrell, Es,. of Bailin derry, in the county of Kildare, late a Major in the Kildare MI- , lick, and one of the Magistrates of said county. litoday seunight, the Rev. Wiliam Row, &Mare, county Liaanick. • At Keith Hall, on the 6th inst. Wm. Keith, Earl of Kintors. ; Halls Succeeded by his eldest son Antbony,now of Earl of Kintore. Sept.; at Malta, James Bray, Esq. of the Dock-yard. This geetleman served under Sir Sidney Smith, at ALT!. and was the blinder of the Dock at present forming by Government there. Lately, at the Vicarage, Waterbiuch, Cambridgesinge, the Rev. William Williams. During the high wind on Monday, NICHOLAS M. crate, Esq. of Drayton, was, by a sudden gust, blown' 'Vont the gallery of a windmill at Uxbridge, and I killed by the fall. I Tuesday se'nnight, two ofthe French prisoners in . I the Depot at Perth, were released from their confine. Iwent ' to be restored to their country and theirfriends. One of them, a Lieutenant, was exchanged for a Bri. • tish officer of 'vial rank ; the ether, a brave and humane soldier, has obtained, not only liberty; but I the good will and respect of every' Briton who knows !his story. The gallant General WALKS*, while storming Badajoz at the head of his brigade, was found by this young Frenchman lying wounded and bleeding in the breach r He took our wounded Ge. metal in his arms, and tarried him to a French hos pital, where he was taken eat* of by the medical de partment 3 The General gave his address, with a promise to serve his deliverer, if ever in his power; the Frenchman, at last'a captive, accordingly applied to General WALICSIt, who lost no time in procuring for him the precious reward of liberty. BUYING or GUINE/t&—At the General Quarter Sessions for Newcastle, holden by adjournment on Wednesday and Thursday last, John Ryas, an Irish. man, was tried under Lord Stanhope's Act, for buy ing guineas above their value. It appeared that he had paid for the guineas in provincial bank notes ; and though it was held that such a payment came within the meaning of the Act, via. paving more than the current value of the guineas, e/s., any waits, device, shift, or tovt4osurce, yet the particular means which the defendant made use of not being set forth hi the indictment, he could not be convicted. Sunday evening last about eight o'clock, Mr. Ro. BERT% one of the Common Councilmen of the Ward of Farringdon Within, was stopped in Gutter-lane, Cheapside, within a:few yards of his own house, by a hgang of genteel dressed men, one of whom put a andkerchief to his mouth, while two laid hold of' each arm : they then took his watch from his pocket, and made their escape into Cheapside.. Wednesday two privates of the Berwickshire Mi litia were committed to Edinburgh Bridewell, for SO days, for breaking into a garden near the Abbey, and stealing . a considerable quantity of fruit. A pedestrian of the name of Wester, yesterday, undertook, for a wager of fifty guineas, to go half-a , mile in two minutes and • two seconds, on the road from Hounslow to Hampton : he completed the task in two seconds within the given time. Saturday evening the Canterbury and Rochester coach, which comes to the Golden Cross, Chasing- Cross, was upset on the Surrey side, near Westminster Briege, by she breaking of one of the wheels. Some of the passengers were very severely injured. 1. A singular marriage took place lately near the Old Head in Caithness, between a woman of 100 years of age, and a man of 70, being her third husband. It is somewhat remarkable, that on the same eight she was married to her first husband, her second was born. A few days ago, there was sent in the morning, from a warehouse in Glasgow, to a bleacher at Bell field, near Kirkintilloch, forty-nine pieces of muslin, to be bleached, whiCh were comple tely finished,and again in Glasgow, by two o'clock of the same day, and were in Greenock that very. evening, to be ship. pled for the West Indies ; so that these 49 pieces were carried about 27 miles, besides- going through' all the process of bleaching in ea, day. NIWCASTLI, OCT. 7...431 Otif marker, or Saturday kit, there was a large supply of country wbear,which nut a dull sale, at reduction of 41. on tile samples, and nw to es, eft Inferior "Gs,. Wes. AU other grain sa, her lower, except oats, which stapperted the preceding week's ci.rrency. Current mum: Rabat (pea) hes. to 1060 per cr; Old none. Ryt 61111. to 70F. ilit s =:, Ws; Malt has. to lOts. Oate 'pewee) sasateims. aes. to 445. Fine hour 90a. to 945. pee sack. At Morpeth, onWeJnestley last, there was a very Id market o f e ottl.-, sheep, and lambs ; fat sold trembly, part put sold. Beef from 7s. to la. per stone, sinking cffal. Mutton as. 30 Om Lamb 70. to as. Wheat from 76•.41 1 I 111. per quarter. Rye NM to ass. Oats 372.4 d. to 42e. ad. The hertiog &Arty has bees se very soesevala in the West Hiiblanik that a fleet pf sty mil war txpected to be lily laden in a few - days- kb* pride /toga Ili. to Os. and limas cram , TO-MORROW. rani" I Sun sets, I Moon rises, le navvies aft.? • I S minutes after S 122 minutes after 8. HIDED WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. M0raie5............ ........ ..... 37 minutes after S. Mermen 1 I `HE COMMERCIAL-HALL WINE COM PANY, Skinner-street, London, beg leave to solicit the at. tendon of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, to that* very low Prices for the choicest Wines, genuine Spiriutose Li quer., primest Bottled Porter, Ale and double Brown Stout, tot Ready Money only, which will be delivered to order, free of es. pence, to any part of London. , •Cureous old Pert, of the Vleltege of 1806, of the most _. exquisite flavour .11 .. . IS Half Pipe £63, Quarter Pipe .2 • 8 Good Sherry, per Butt - - ' 1• Half Butt £3B, Quarter Butt - 29 *Very fine old ditto, 6 yrs in the Wood, per Butt • lie Half Butt E 59, Quarter Butt . - ao °Fine o:d West India Madeira, per Pipe - 116 Half Plpe•439, Quarter Pipe . - 10 Per Dos. Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been 6 years In the a. d. Wood, new in Bottles, Is to the Doses . 30 0 "Choice old Pert, 12 to the Dozen, not crusted - is 91 'Curious old Port, warranted to have been Slew. in Bot tle, is to the Doses ' - - ST 0 Very old Raiz Port, new In bottle - - 58 e Good Sherry, 1i to the Dozen - - So 0 *Very fine old ditto warranted to have been 8 years in the Butt, 13 to t he Dozen - 54 0 Fine Tenerife, IS to the Dozen - . 50 o °Fine old Brood Wades{ IS to the dozen - SS 0 'Finest old Was 1•110441.. 1$ to the dozen • - 06 0 'Curiously line East.ledia Madeira, warranted to be 111 years old, 12 to doe dozen - - - 84 0 * *Ditto Sherry, 12 to ale doses. 70 0 *Claret of the fleestrity mod Ismer, 12 to the dozen 95 0 Very fine rick and Whoa, IS to the damn 48 0 D° t o ditto Moselle. is do. • . • 46 0 1 *Finest White Now" IS do. • , • 50 a •Dttto Pink ditto, Nam . . SI 0 Ditto old Rein 111364 Lk dm ' : . • - 46 0I 1 m • : Per Gat 1 Fine flavoured Gann 1 ... "ft 4 .. • ' . 10 1 •Ditto old strong do. • • • - 12. 0 Ditto very stroll - . 12 • 6 Ditto do. hmalea Runt . . 16 6 Ditto de. H•llands • - 33 0 .1 Dos. Bess Bottled Porter, IS tease dem Per o . i 6 1 •Dittodoshie Brown Stout, 11 do. • • 7 6 Ditto dell 21 0 Meld di Ale warranted 22 monde old before bottled 9 6 rorkent Boren Ale, do. - . 10 1 ?Very curious Costae Brandy, warranted to be SO years 1 : old, per gallon - SS 0 i Zrcurious fi flavoured old Rum . 13 6 old ne -b. Bandy • - • ft 16 9 'pee old Brie& Holland., superior to most foreign 20 0 '-• Thee Amides meted • are what the Co m pa n y recommend 1 fled ggo af the a inure superior Quelit Oy dna what is generally sold, Aeon avour. *lithe fisloored Vat de grave, IS to the Dozen • 60s. POWs Berme, deb .. . - 630. 1 1 1011 Hock, ditto ' . . 120 s. I.9We Curious, AM . 130 s. oltipe Chanspogoe,dist6 . 12%. *Nom Mut . • 130 s. , Fur the oam* Faiellite who prefer theIrWINES In PINTS, and ' in 'opener Articles, the Cox- ; Pew hews minted dirs 'MIK onrioos Wiese, &c. a nd ado the folloorkts ge the mace choke that einthigeoductel t • *Pine West India Madeire,lllPlnt. to*. - 36.. NM Bast India Ditto of the most esquiatetTar and qui- Pty, tit ditto - - - 455: 'Div* Malmsey Ditto . 451. ' •011 East India Oboist sathellion curio's and scarce qua lity; le dine • • 38s. *Fine old dsy Lisbon, IS ditto . . • . - 23 5 . *Ditto CaleavidM ' • . 4os. *Pore Warn, newly bottled, Roil the hot 1.111411111V118 of the fasottsitelfistago of 1906, 12 ditto• • ' 4 4 • .'• 118 s. *Ditto of the moat rers sett, bottled from tussle claims hid Moo in the/Undoes, that hes kiln in .l - - '-- .111• .--- NI ad f it . ~ •' - MARRIAGE hhoi A id irn be c lll43lt h, tonr.datio n nEL e w Hirrau.iviodLi. "file disturbed tit that Swot maw not ulnas those pignut** w o w= este theist the ernyosert of hat great donetaie bkstsg of every rank pat adulation to the shrine of stredisolt the constitution has beta) tainted d vase, o r - *enact batik contented a: au. tarty age, a reisoesa•t eo ,Fl ub. wi precious to entering that state bind.sperib'y ``watt the stumbefing sparks of late, auti to reenimatethe efee:u, no disorders have stiotriboted noreess, wimp to i f steel hal.pinesa than thins which are tie consinuenc e est togeZ &Mors. it was this count/ration whet' ine,,, e „; CURRIE and Co. for these Le :weinty yea. s,tu trect i b, • dtes and pi attic, exclusively to the treatment and *re of 'w e al Disease, 44 Me disorders arising retrain, si ak a se y - , derangement of the erten; produced by tl4 distructiess.bht; the iscenslibrase scistioi-hey, *Lick briefs on 4 44 Debiliti e s and Dedieienctes tit prevent or, embitter thsegi a l monial stare. The successt el re-ult of their pias, va i 4 , additional arttoor to op l eee th e :naps th aw wow which are the most impoitent is the cataloger ousiZt i f antics. It behoves every person who has helulgof this to ti vier to seek relief by dotosilting professional logc= solace and homier, to i, Meows. Currie set N . snake of seholestic aillbsetty, as well as the t contradicusl heel. .lac prof sung the cure of.th they hold out no inducement to vice; but, seams, t r Must be of the existeoce of such calamities, they ether thdr:ll6, unthe as riularly educated Members of the Royal Cutu ps - it burgeons of London and Edititati-gh. Meters. Currie aed Co. have selected the fullowingleos e g ia tite mate; they are dally r. ceiviug, from Gentlemen rase% diems thanks for their restoration to mind and vieorous bibs. was mitt to diem ,unreficited, front the cm of a Ntilth Ead, tiVbo had laboured wider this distressing and paned inshstes of pen years • be had been under the ear, of several s„.---"" Professional entinence, none of w om afforded him pennant sel•ef; but (ran the superior mude of treatment adoitei pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a reheats.... the short space of one month. " o Dr. Currie, 107, Hatton-Gardet. 1J • . " Lord e—e— feels great pleasure in coramunicadot to Vag' Currie clue perfect noestablament of his h alth, col srSttaq of bie mild and adm ruble treatnseut of Stria, tires in the Limbs, He may add, that he teas not fur many years enjoyed's; nil* comfort and freedom from pain; and he etieltaim no }r,t his **deg obtained, through his skil and socialite' perks-teat radical %mere( that horrid complaint. As be seas to the meaner that others treated the complaint, he.haa k Who paver, trom a fair trial and a just compar to, to ;4s* the is in se of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensibly feds and shallow be most ready and willing to aeknoviktfge." IMessrs C`urrto and Co. may be amowltad by patients tidibe Sex, with die greatest secrecy and humor, at their lowiebe I 107, Hatton-Gutlest. Pedants in the country are requonaie . state the particulars Of their me-, age am general banitodiek Sm. iackning a resni, more f.sr adder and itedichon Moats same will be liven or sent to ally part ul the kingdom. • . ENCOURAGED by the un'it Gent success attendju i their peculiar metivoil of treatment in the cure ti a fro r e Talent complain *, which has been confirmed by the repine* of many years in a large .and extensive practice; sensibl e the happy effects re.uiting to the public train sued: ital fining their attention roe czrtain clad, of diseases, Mows and Co. continue to direct their stud.es to arise disorders Vag • Ifrom a Wet et d straVive habit of inconsiderate whidsso only occasions a numeroes tra o of osseous affeceons, hit* I entails on its votaries all the enervating imbecilities of el: am.. In that distreesir.g state of del - illy or &berms', whether* consi-quence of such baneful habits, excessive dritiking, brow sidence in hot climates, ur any other cause, by enrich the poem of the constitution become cosh-chi:el, as regular* esteashoisito eons of Loneion, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy/embus* to sound and vigorous heel. h. Where as early eppilradas a lois for the core of a Certain Ir.sorder, iregKently contracted inlays went of inebriety, the eradication is generally cotpleted In do short space of toy days- and is the nitureedemete and ieventio stages of loomed lufecoo e characterized by a vanety and distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plaa (widow restraint in diet or esercisej will 'estate to the patient a peas/mit and radical cure. 31,u diteeses of the Urethra,- as trine* connected with, or ariere:; from the sabi ve ronnesint, have am escaped their *to-intim ; by an itifalkble sod Unproved pia, they are enabled to remove chstinate Glees and twitters*, whether recent or • of long duration, whhout waning *lllt painful and dangerous use of the =node *ape. Mae/ Al' stances can be adduced of very inveterate cases, of IWO years continuance, having yielded to their method la kW days, after the cure had been attempted by ether pre lie without effect ! and such has been the sgresabk result detcof 14 years„ that the mode of treatment has not io instance ever proved ahorive, during which period saity•dalo sand persons, of both sexes, have experienced the inig loving been perfectly cared, after severe and inn/Solt bad been persevered in to no pit - pose. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclueivay professing the core althea glaiticular complains, in order that they may not be, llys Mistaken few, masked with the obloquy so justly attached* the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves totem!' that they have been t.ruperly educated and initiated late branch of the pritession (eel illicit,. of which, ream OW* Hospitals, and testimonials front the most eminent HOMO. they lq from hae their t e o nti cou rav vl ou n n ce fiannty induced d er) l t h a t iseai the sue to spilt t ate cese iractia rted the general Prattitimier, and they presume Sat diewposestkor constitute a lair ground for the toprecodefted code** di , which they have, by the Public, been so lbw* basistod: . Patients in the country are requested to state the pop* of their case, age, and manner cal living, enclosing a Sh i rt for advice mid medicines, and the same will be forivarded*l part of the kingdom. To be consulted a 7 their house daily (personally, or by wit by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and anatiali.. GOSS anal Co. Summits, It, lanoverneetraet„ it miners* BY 4 iiib t ' - '" L , ''' ROY AA.T.ICI - Yhetb PATEIIIe . I LEAKE's Geimine PILLS, so justly famoosa their superior efficacy in curing every.depWaodspeb. , of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, er.e. without cooboollerd restraint of diet, is an easy, expeditious, safe, and sead ___ a _i llP ncr. One small tasteless Pill is a dose; its operation WNW .tible, and requiriug co particular attention. In 15 days they b - enerally cure those 'Wog iiislls.o ol where they fail in that time of perfectly resterieglialkhOlOP tient has the happy assurance that be or abets at thew. Alilf seb rostored, let tlie•degree of malignancy be ever .0 Vfat. s ._ is an ,excellessi rosier wiliest PAIN to auk= etittemer into mutest with AS, or eagat =" 9llll. looedU ' y dislodge and expel. Thlll ,Illiseiori,eh . e P esillY anen t t .lll4 : ll : ar tt ri rs iste e rT x P i r ra lig i a irt) Sph'rA in ring are ti4au tkpritt" ll474l47 : dm Whatever be promised himself from them l the ode fulfil and exceed, as though impatient of iosiniortsliod, fame. These Pills are most worthe a place in AP __ 4: ,,,.... '- Masters and Captains of Ships • the more so x so the *"'r keep good In all climates any l ength a time, and dist now borne the test ef near 10 years, with inereidef osam pli themselves, au: honour to their author, insomuch last eight yeses they have radically cured upwards of sons, may of whom had been effscbarged from HZ* salivaties had been frequently repeated, and all ~ made use of without effect. _ Prepared and Stild by the Sole Proprirtor, Trona* Tam Member of tkeitoyalCollege of Surgeons ie Loodon,lo No. 9, Nets litidge.streer; where be will-glee advise . 'two° persons taking these Pills, and will mow Pad twit, if post-paid,`or. the same terms, observing is ill mitt imitable secrecy, no patient's name or case' law teentiosed, but at their own pardeular request, ISY do daring the course of more than eo years, that be ducting of in extibuiv'e sale of the abo4medidue, sod OF 4,, dee arising therefrom. • . Pew"'' 15, They are died sold, by Ms appsbetteeet, at the Ss, St. Albasee-stmet, Adana ; the T 4,.. 1446 . ford -street; Mr. Disborough's, No. fi • , Opposite the Monument; mad by tioisPersou in reel art town! in Elaed, &e. to Boxes of only Ile. eiesetbif wirkfull and plain tikreetior, .held~ pecione 41t IP''' e themselves , fir" . , • ~ V . , _ ..._ , - wsta . lll64 AMU iron lIRIV•Inust w ...cr..? 1" . ..' --- '- - MIN Stffitilikkidala t that big lain i s a wwwlf mot 10 are thooselvse wink we sod secrecy. re* ilk article . has ail the softoeu sod Invire of the . ' N.B. livery So: sahib' Great Britain k 50d04 04 0 0 ._,.. wallet Mit tilde , aufils worthy ths attWatiow Or the Ara in which ,by fisourofthe esetatiadobatal iirgi :"'—' Flassalluitiss. Is ditto . . ris• Office ~, T. Taylor, No.', New ibbig" Dere ' l. " lllll.l •Losilivarinvits, bola dle Sant amend oldituse i t ado. au. is felon y. ~, • - • pi - giher ' . ' . 0 14.4481stfolud Doable Brown stoat, Pt dim • • e 5. 6 4. •—.. -- --."..L.--..---:as ,afesteiouo wawa Ale. iirseraoted two years old berm LONDON t Noted by 1411 " it 11 " , •-•issrioillfr4 1- billiad s Mkt it ilie latteit /stow; - ditto, Sot IS . i s. pabilsked then, sod st the Star om', 1: , t I .1 t I c L