Star. — London, England, 1806-02-15 00:00:00

a OLD BALLET. Yefterday an Admiralty Se(lions was held before SCOTT, Km. Sir GIMES Roots, kc. &c. for' the trial of offences Committed on Use high leas, within the jurifdiClion of the Admiralty of England. there was only the following prithner for trial. Captain fienderfox was capitally ind.tted in two counts, the one for affaulting and wounding Citron Mafon, on the tft of Oaober, 1804, wide intent to do Lim grievous bodily harm, and for a fimilar offence ! on William Nelfon. The ptifoner was Captain of the Walker defence lhip, lying off Deal, and Mal; ar was the bnatfwain. It appeared by the Ilatement of the profecutor, that a mifunderflanding had originated in the veffel, in confequence of pat t of the.crcw hay ing gone on &ore with Mafon and Nclfon, who were the Ihip carpenters. On their arrival on bnatd in the evening Mafon went to his birth, when the rbi:f mate put out the candle, and a fcuffle enfued. Wit. nefs went on the tin:liter deck, when the ptifoner (tabbed him under the tight arm, which had depriv ed him of the ufe of his tide, and the violence was repeated by a blow on the note with the fword. The violence offer , 4l to Nclfon occurred at the fame time. in confequence, as was flatted, of his abhorrence of the - conduEt of the Captain. On the withers being croft etamined by Mr. GLF AD. he prevaricated in a way that deprived his original Ilatement of credit.. He alto Rated that an attempt had been made to 'And a bill at the late Maidflone Affixes, which the Grand Jury had thrown out. The hurt the profecutor had received originated in a fcuffle through his own im prudence ; and the Judge direeed the Jury to acquit the prifoner, without hearing further evidence. The ptifoner, who had been confined (ince Auguft lan, was Rated by the Judge to have been very rll treated. He was arraigned on fecondconnt for a ff aulting and wounding Mellon, and alto acquitted. 0 UART.ER SESSIONS. At the WI Manchefter Qyarter Seffinnc, Mrs. Alice Mallalien was tried for heating a child's cap, value 321. from a haberdahver's (hop in Manchetler. Mr. Caoss. the Connie! for the prnfecutinn, Rated to the Jury that the priloner was the wife of a refpec table tradefman there, and it was a matter of fur prifc that a perfon in her lituation of life Ibould have committed fo mean a crime—but, however extraor• dinary, he was afraid when they had heard the evi dence. that they would have no doubt that the charge was ion true. That this crime ofThoplifting was not tonfined to the loweft order of fociety. There was a fort of people who, without falling under the temp t tatiun to which extravagance or necelfity mightespole them, were yet troubled with what the officers of the police called birdlime-fingers, that (luck to every thing they touched. A fimilar cafe, he (aid, occur red in that Court a few years ago, in which the wife of a refpe&able and opulent man, and the mother of an amiable family, had taken her trial there, and cuff/red the lent ence of the law for the fame , ifence. The (bort fa& of the prefent cafe wps, that the prifoner had taken out her handkerchief, dropped it upon a fmall article that lay upon the counter, and put both together into her pocket ; that the pi ifonet bad done this, would not be doubted ; and the only vettion they would have to try would be, whether this was done by accident or deign It was a coe4 tion which would be bell determined by an attentive confideration of all the eircumnanees of the cafe, as w they would be related by the witnehes :if every cit. curnflance of the pi ifoner s conduft and demeanour, 'both before and after her detedion, were fuch as clearly indicated a confcioufnefs of guilt, they would pronounce her guilty ; and, on the contrary. if they were fuch a. were at all confiftent with in nocence, lie hoped they would acquit her. But whatever might be their verdia, there could be no doubt of the propriety of this profecution.— When detefled and charged with this offence, the prifoner obainately refuted to give any account of hecfelf, and repeatedly offered all the money the had about her to be let at liberty. The thop-keeper, how ever, to whom the was an utter hunger, very pro perly fent immediately for a peace officer, into wlinfe cutlody (he was delivered, and from that mon ent the profecutor has been wholly in the hands of the officer of juftice, and be comes here only as a wit nets in purfuance of their fummons. It mutt be recollated, too, that the profeeutor was compelled to profecute, as the Magiflrate before whom the prifoner was brot ght, very properly bound him over in a recognizance to to do in a confiderable fun of money, which would have been forfeited, had he not performed the c ndition of his recognizance. It had, he Paid, been infinuated, that this was a ma licious profecinion—but if ever there was a cafe free from that ingredient, it was the prefent. This would appear fo obvious to the Court before the end of the trial, as to leave no doubt upon that fubjea, even in the minds of thofe thongh , lefs and ilhjudging friends who have fonlifhly fiippored that fuch an in. Imitation would benefit the pt ironer. Sarah Daniels, the firft witricf. hated, (he was an attendant in the (hop, and that the prifoner came there on Saturday the t tth of Jai u try, in company with another perf in, and bough. a cap for 115 s. that in the 2f - tenon'', Avon five o' lock, the ptiinner (AMC again to the (bop alone with the car) fhe bougl - t ra the mot nit g and wanted the witnefs to take it back arid return her the none-, ; the informed bet, thattl, was not the cufkom of the (hop, but the woults eschaoge it her for goods of any fort to the value ; th at the reach‘d down the cap drawer, and pin it upo.n the counter. The prifoner looked among the caps, and &ailed them about force time, at lergth the got onc from the drawer un the counter, and Living a b:.fket handing on the counter at a little dif tance in which diet e sea, a handkerchief, (he rook it out and laid it upon the cap, which the had before taken nut of h.:: diawcr, and ins a few minutes the winters oh.:rved her to take up the handkerchief and cap, and put them both together in her pocket ; that the afterwards bought a cap 'aloe Si. from the witnefs, who noticed her condor& to Thomas Davy, - a (hop man, ltd he came and ferved her with other articles to thramount of the value of the cap (he purchafed in the morning, and then the went awaf, I idding good night. The witnefs was Ina& much slat mid ar• the ilne Ate was Pure it was no miftake, becaufe the pin net was fo long about the drawei ; appear , d confuted and agitated, 'and when the dropped the handkerchief looked fir at the %rimers, then at the cap, which contained a piece of Riff paper, and was ittelf fo (tiff that it could not be taken by accident. Thomas Davy was the next witnefs. He Paid, that from the c 'tidal of the prifoner, he Infreted the had been doing fomething wrong ; he ferved her with the remainder of the things to the value of t6i. in con• fequence of left nefs's intimation, he followed the ?ritoner into the greet, the was upon the run. He got her by the coat, and told her the had got Tome• thing in her pocket that did not belong to her, and file denied it. He brought her back to the Il►op, and delis cred her to his mafter, John Taylor: (he came back with reluEtance. As the was going into the (hop he thought fhe had thrown fomething from her pocket, and looked hack but found nothing; that the prifoner offered to pay for the cap, and give him all the money in her pocket, if he would let her go to her children. Mr. Taylor was the next wittier,: called. He proved that he infilled upon the prifoner delivering up the cap from her pocket, which the did, and Paid it was taken by miltake. He inapt tuned her to give up her name and connexions, but the refufed to do it, upon which he was under the necellity of fending for a peace 0% er, Mr. Madin, and he delivered her and the cap to him. Mr. Madin was lag called, and he proved that he was fent for to Mr. Taylor's (hop, and took the pri• ibner into cuftody. She then told him her name and ambexions, and Paid the cap was taken by millakes She offered to pay for it feveral times ; but it was not in his power to fet her at liberty. He carried her before a Magiftrate, who committed her for trial. The prifoner made a written defence at great length, avowing her innocence, and that the cap was taken up by her in a miffake, and that the had told the witnefs her name and place of abode, as foot; as file was detedted. She called a number of refpala ble witneffes to her charatter, all of whom gave her an irreproachable charther, and that they did not 'think her capable of committing Inch an offence. The Chairman fummed up the whole evidence wi•h great accuracy to the Jury, and told them that the good charader which they had heard given to the prifoner, and a better he never heard in a Court of Inflict, he hoped would have its due weight with them ; and if they entertained doubts of the guilt of the prifoner, they would let her character prevail ageing thofe doubts, and acquit her. But if the evi• dance left no room for doubt in their minds, then, however painful the duty, they mull pronounce their verdict again(t her. The jury, without hefitation, found the prifoner Guilty. The Chairman, in paging lenience on her, Paid no prifoner had ever had a fairer trial ; the verdiEt had the unanimous concurrence of the Bench, and they fentenced her to fix mouths imprifonment in the Houle of Correttion. • LONDON MARKLTS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, FEB. t 3. Wheat per load 131 04 to 211 .04 11 104 to 11 144 Barley per . quarter Ows per d itto it 8s to 11 145 Besot per ditto 31 tos to 21 141 New ditto 21 144 to 21 04 Peafe per ditto 11 188 to 21 25 PRICE OF SEEDS IN MAKK.LANE. Cutaway sew 75s to Sc. per cwt. Coriander, 118131 to 1,5 s do. Trefoil 5* 64 to 28s do. Red Clover 34$ to 65. do. Fine Old Bos White ditto 38s to 761 White MuSard Seed, WI 6d to 171 od per bufhel. Brown ditto, 6s od to r3s 6,1 do. Turnip • Braid Beans -•-•• to —s per kulbel. He to 348 per quarter Long Pods 245 to 3os Tares 341 to 409 04 1225 od Rye Grafs 128 od to 311 cut per spatter. Canary, PR I 36. od 485 od to 525 od du. CE OF HOPS. LAOS. tort lITS. Kent - 51 tp to 71 es teat - 61 os to yt u s Soaks . 51 iss to 61 iss I Sures . 61 os to ;I 71 Weir 51 tss to 61 141 Farnham 91 —s to tal os PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 61 65 to SI Ss I Pockets 61 ics to 91 91 • PRICES OF HAY A 6415 STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperload 3 3 oto 4 8 o 1 Hay per load 3 Bto 4 4 Straw 1 17 oto 2 3 6 Straw / 12 to I s & I Clover 4 o to 5 0 PRIGS OF NAT AND STRAW IN IWITIIFICLD. Old Hay, 31 C 4 to 4 1 Im—Clover 3l acs to 0 os %Wynn st 5s to 31 too...straw, t 1 the to 21 ps 1 SMII'HFIFLI) MARKET. February 14. To fink the offal—per flone of Sib. Beef 46 6d to 3s 64 I Veal p od to 6. 6d Mutton p od to 5s 84 I Pork 5* ed to 35 84 NFAD OF CATItt 71113 DAT. Beaks, about 700—Sheep and Lambs. 7, 9 30. NOWI.IATh. and I.EADENHALL, February 14. Per flone of 81b. by the caresfe. Beef 3s 64 to 45 6d Val 45 od to 64 04 Mutton 4s od to 41 81 Pork 5s od to p 84 PRICE OF 1 ALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 45 2d - Town Tallow 721 64 to os Clare Market 41 ad Yellow Ruffis —s to 68. 6d Whitechapcl Market , White ditto 67. od to os (141 Roue of Sib.) 45 yid Soap ditto .--s to 670 od ---.. Melted Stuff ..-s to 37s 6d 221 4-id Ditto rougb 39s od to 01 Average Wire 4 1 itd Groves tis od Good Dregs Jos to cs Yellow Soap, 78s to oto-.Mottled, 814—Curd, 92. Price of Candles per dozen, t ts od—Moulds, is. od RAW kiIDES. Hide. !per Rune) 3s ed to Is 44 i Hoeft: Skins 175 od to 195 Middling se sod to p od Sheep Skins 35 61 to 711 6.1 Ordinary as 6d to is 14 Shastilrip os cd to 01 cd Heavy Calf tss 6d emelt I Lamb Skins os od to os od COAL MARKET, Fcbrury 14. Ships at Market • flips fold Price 26 newealtle Coal 21 461 hd to 501 6d. 9 Sunderland 9 445 84 10 461 64 BIRTHS. On the t3th inftint, at Pimlico, the Lady of licutentnt Co lonel Alit, d a fun . On the s4th uit. r little Donkham, Eurrey, the I« . dy of hlajur General Mauingbam, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the 6th Init. at Bromptaa Regis, Snmerfet. W. Batt, Zfq. tate Captain in the Shads Glnue.itcr MWtta.eo Mif. Harriet Lu cas, feared ,Lughter of Stucky l.ucas,Elq. of Bamn'a.down Park. .DIED. Monday taft, Mils Hardy, cldeit daughter or the ate Admiral Charles Hardy. On t►e ad Septernher laft, at Calcutta. In the rtith year of Mt age. Mr. St. John Moore, fon of Peter Moore, EN. M. P. Monday 1411, Mile Noble, ekleft daughter of Jam Noble, Efq. /thiamin of Hrieol. I,'nni".llt, at Hun, very forldenly, aged 39, Captain Thou Ikrby, Mattrr of the lt offian alp Noma. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BR IGOE. TO.MOENUW Morning • r inineks stto. is , s 2 'Wastes after is Aftt . WARWICKSPIRV.—iCATITAL MANORS AND ESTATIS. 'TO E SOLD BY AUCTit N, the END of MARCH, or BEGINNING of APRIL nett, I.t LOTS, • (linters pre•ioufly difpokel of by PRIVATE CONTRACT) by Mr. JAMES. ALL thnfe the MANORS of KINWARTON and WALCOT, near _Alcatter, in the County of Warwick, with the Courts Rent', an I &r•ices thereto belonging; and alto all than capital and highly • doable FAR Nis; with m ift excellent iubltantial Building► and Offices erected thereon, in the fe•eral Tenures and Situations hereinafter men tioned, viz. TENAI rs. I ( l ericY• l • I GreA I K t fejor. I Kinwar- the l'arilh Alike. WO. of Arrow. _ Alton I Total. Canttow. • - A. R. P. A. R. P. A. R. P. A. R. P. A. R. P. A. R. P. , Thomas Bolton 38 2 14! 6 1 2', ..- •-••• •'• 41 "-- 1 6 Ralph Smith - 5 4 3 27 - I - -, .... 54 3 2 7 May Whifilll - - - 1 1 27 ! ..• .... $I $7 Edward Ruder • - 4 3 6: .- •-• .. 43 .6 William Hands - - 42 34 4 1 33 1 -•-• 2- 22 John Cruickihanks - 13 2914 2 23 - - 25 -- 3s William Jones - ..- 5 2 21, •••• .. 5 ise George Whillell . - 4 3 361 .- - .... 43 3 6 'I Imam Harbridge -.-- 4 • 2 - - 4 $ S Richard hdklus . —. 11 1 71 ...... ...• .• 11 1 7 Henry Hayrtei, r- for - - 4 -- 24 - - 4 - 2 4 Hairy H.,yncs, junior - - 43 17 -• ... -.. 43 2 7 Abel Morrell - - 9- 38 - - -• 9- 35 Samuel Towi.fead . 8 1 4 •••• - .- -- 81 4 John Irons - 5- 7 - - .- -. S -.• 7 tdward Irons • 4 2 5 ''• - - • 4 2 f Thomas Forty - 224 1 ay -.. 5 0 ... 3 8 - - 2 7 1 ••••37 William Chataway, Wollcott Farts - - 270 3 -.-- 1 7 0 .3 Ditto Barlichway,ditto - .- - - 136 Is 6 - 136 126 Thomas Webb - -•-• --- 193 1 I 108 1 I Samuel Hemmings - - 55 117 160 3 5 •-• t6a -32 - Richard Chattaway - - ; - ..- 316 -. 5 116 .- 5 Executors of Peter Gibfon, (I.ittle Aloe) ..- - - 2 75 3 6 2 75 3 6 Samuel Buffrey, Little Aloe .- - I - - 211 - 7 111 ••-• 7 . ..-----:-. ...........-..-......-......e............----.-.. 4 44 - 9 1 76 1 3 61 102 35 1 716 t 3217 02 3 18 1 954 - 10 - - - - - - -- - - ' 1 544 9 The above Manors and Eftatea abound with Gann:, and lie beau:red Part of the Country. with btu.uions commanding the Ragley Hall, and th delightful Vale of the Arrow ; and adjoin to Specifications and Plans are preparing, and may be bad 4.4 Mr.. Offica at Wrlibome and Warwick. FREEHOLD, READINd, BERKS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A NEAI' well built brick and tile Dwelling Houfe, with the Appurtenances, fituate on the North Ede of Brna I. Rivet. lit the Parifh of Saint Lawrence, Reading. in the occupa tion of the Rev. Mr. Doug'as. Comprifing a Parlour, Kitchen, excellent Cellars, two commodious Roma' on the ErR floor, and there on the fecond, with Garrets rum.; ennvenimt • Wilb houfe, and Waned Garden ; of which immediately poltninn may he had. For further particulars and to treat (or the purchafe apply (if by letter polt paid) to Mr. Vines, Solicitor, Pcading. VALUABLE SHIP STORES. FOR SALE, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the .18th of February init. at Ten o'Clock In the Forenoon, SUNDRY WARLIKE and OTHER STORES. Confining of Three Archon, Four Cables. Seven Howlers, Standirg and Running Rigging, Sails, junk, Double, Single and other Blocks. Spars, Yards, Iron Eta Haft, Mt:fleets, Piftols, and Cudaffss ; GunstB-pounders, Round, Double. beaded, Grape and other Shs.t, One Hundred and Twenty-five Barrels Gunpowder, 'twenty Tons of Bread. a sluatitity of Hour in Barrels, Beef, Pork, beans, and other Provilions, Leprs, Helf.ligars, and other Calks, with a variety of other Articles. For Exportation, Six Calks of Red Wino-4 Celts of Gin, and Cafes of Oil. All of which is jult landed from the French National Frigate la LIBRE, condemned u Prize to his Majelly's Lips of war la Leirc, Frederick I.ewis Maitland, Ffq. Cnoimander, and Ftryp tieune, I .leut. Philip Crofby Hanfitld, commander. For vicwing the Stores, and for Catalogues and any further in formation, application to he made three days previous to the Sale, at the Couming-houfe of EDWARD IA Na. hfq. OR to THOMAS LOCKYER, Sworn Broker. Plymouth, Feb. its, OW. Capital FREEHOLD INN, GOVOR I% HANTS. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, On the Fremife., on Tnefday, the ath day of February, between the hours of fix and eight o'clock in the eveniiii: (uniefs AK. poled of by Private Contrad, of which dee notice will be given), ALL thole DESIRABLE PREMISES. many years eftablifited, and univerfally knnwn as the INDIA ARMS, molt eligibly tituated at the lower end of the South fide of High (tree, in the town of Gorpert. The Buildings are large and fpacious, recently improved and enlarged at a confiderable eapence, and there is Stabling for Katy Hoths, with proportion ate Loft,' for Hay, and CommodLnis Yards and Cinch llonfea The above Inn is in full :Wort, and front its proximity to the Landing Place on Gofpoet Beath, and excellent accimintodations (being in complete repair). it Is fore ro maintain the alm•R exclu. five patronage of the Officars of the Navy and Army, which it his been honoured with for a long (erica of years. The I.nocion and Briftot Coaches put up at this Inn. There is conftant employment for three Pelt Chalks. and it is the only Route within fifteen miles where a Heade and Mout tang Coaches are to be procured. For particulars apply, if by letter. port paid, to MATrii. Bland. ford and Sweet, No. a. King's Bench Walks,Tuuple, London ; or ' 1 Mr. Wilkinfon, Sollcitor,Gorport. HAMPSHIRE. kREEHOLD:IVIANSION HOUSE anti PARR, MANORS, ADVOWSONS, and Ea PA To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, 2 I 22 4 3. 6 2 - 27 26 -- 31 3 s 11 4 3 3 6 4 s s 12 1 7 4- 2 4 4 3 27 9-3 8 8 1 4 3 7 4 2 f 2 71 37 220 3 136 z 26 • 198 2 1 162-3 s 216 3 2 73 3 6 111 136 102 35 1 7t6 a 361 706 3 1 81 1954 16 t, to a very improving Darla, on the River Moe, In a mad I pidurefque Sear ry, over the grand and Invest Dentefile of the Market Town / of Alceßtr. lames, Land Apia, No. 14, rarey !trent, London ; and at bin FREEHOLD, READING. BEMIS TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate poffeflion, )li . FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, and commodious Shop itf full Trade, In a centrical part of the Borough of Reading, well Otuated for bullock fubltantially built, and in excellent repair. Fix.ures to be taken by appralfement. For further particulars and to treat for the purchafe, apply (ir by truer, poll paid) oMr. Vines, Solicitor, Rtading. ALL that Capital. Mndcrn, and well-built Man. for Houk, called NORMAN COURT HOUSE, with the Park, Gardens, Coach•houfes, Stables, Barns, and Farming Con veniences thereto belonging, and all thole very extenfive and va luable Freehold Eltates, compelling the Manors of Weft Fytherley and Broughton, and upwards of Five Theufand Acres of valuable Freehold Land (part tythe free) fituate In the Parilhea of Weft Tytherley and Broughton, u well as very eatenfive Wools and Coppices well (lured with Timber and Game. Together with the Advowtons of the Livings of Weft Tytherley and Broughton, with the Chapel of Buffington anneied, comprifing the great and fetali Tythes of the Parifhes of Weft Tythericy and Broughton, in the Counties of Hants and Wilts. DALBY's GENUINE CARMINATIVE, WHICH has been long ellablifhed as Cuperior to all others in the Cure of Wind. Cholla', Convolfions, Pur ging., &c. in the Bewelt of Infants, as well a. Adult.. A CAUTION TO VENDERS AND OTHERS. Whereas a (etre report has born induftrioutly propagate', thet the above very Veld Medicine. prepared by MM . Paa acxs GILL, daughter of the late Mr. jolt NI Ds esr,Surgeon and Apothecary. the Inventor (to whom he bequeathed the fide property) Is about to he difpofcd of, and dircontir.ued by her ; or, If continued, to railed In price, in confequence of the new and heavy duties; it Is proper the Public Spoold be informed, that the Proprietor, wk. 1114 never had the =oft diftant intention of parting with her lute+ rell in the above Medicine, continues to fupply Mars. Francis hicwbery and Son., No. 45, St. Paul's Churchlard. London; folly with the fame, by whom it fold at the ufual price. •„• The retail Vender.. of Medicines wiU fee the drift of furls unworthy and unfounied fabrications, and ae.t accordingly. Sold sifo by appointment of Metres. Nevrbery, by Dicey and Co. Bow Church-Tar-I; Para. and Co. No. 150, and J. Allen, No. 76. Oxford (trot; J. Wzde, Old Bet d.ftreet ; Bayley and Co. Cock. .fpur Erect; J. Ward, Middle Pow, Holborn; T. Ton, Royal Exchange; W. Clati e, Borough, High.llreet; sad J. Hank, car ncr of Ludgite fleet v. - AVINd dedicated NOV to the holly, and NM gratified by tlie we cooiderahie prodder la that hem* sr t:ch I thought trope 'order% I truft that I haws MUM MY esinlo y ed my tdne than thole who, In du ertesikelhikof the erafe^.l.ao, are occil'onaly Immerfed to urn:ember, mill lowate derays attain that forces which Is acquired ky ending d* 'Welketeal power to ore clefs of difordert re e11ie243 of LABILITY art pecularty &griller for thy 1 treng with theta a train of eo.ocouitant [ [ ran ead, by •d► prellion of all vital ennegy, callienee feat bnimareemehlttered Whetter they trite front the pmaler..,e dill elms*. thedegroo. thre habits of feScred soys, Or the induhrenees of siggrlty, they tin quire the =loft affi'uous profelEonal RAI ; tat by the ignorance of tineNteated torn, the fymptorins are aggravatat ant the oat& tattoo is neftroyol. As • MRACIIIM of the ROYAL COLLROSIEIRAROBONII; I I groutel my pretenfirins on nodosity of coedit; sal pageglas every privilege to praAlce, I feel aryfed eetlibri to do esellimee with which 'Lave hitherto been fo lOW* Idessillad In the Chß fenfations of issi* prevent the calamity of a dealieneuel "h =l=et fern, from a cootiourners of tbe iesirikelb di the eke atm, coded his misfortune. Is MIN d 1 drad emilimpt Oe silk et his fatally pbyfichut and brook ever his ihreake wirbeireht are eallrvmt, it malt be fatisfaeteey for him to be aging ort only of spat silty of treatment but alfo of the inotieldoltelboreey. lend in recent Vnlntal Complaints it is gellibiereprwrist psis, dater or dißre's , in the molt cam fatal it Is the sequ i n . alert of ...achieve experience In ed's Rae to dial a (aft, condo. and keedy tr-efiablifihment I offer the advantage of this erpertnice to of either fax who are untied with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fyinptoass al VSRliallatl,' INFECTION, and in an cantle terms of terra. neradoti are Rated co the firft interview. Pale :?sin de country are melted to Woks Book note, sad are rapidted to flied!, their age and manner of living. MARTIN FREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London. ' No. 59 . Arundel area, Strand. near Temple Bar. rit THOS. TAY LOR,Efq. Na y, New Beidge-ftroet, LunrlcOi. • Slit -1 confider it but an att of judiee due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. to communi cate to you the billowing Cure, which has recently been performed by them:—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking, out ! of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif- I orders arlOng therefrom), was reduced almoß to a Oceletoo, and though he bad the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which teemed to Wit his cafe, or do hint any fervice; he remain, it , In a molt redu:ed and pitiable fituation for two years, unable to follow his proLflion, and (candy able to walk or even to Rand on his legt ; In fadt, no one who knew him ever fuppofed it poffible 1 for him to recover. He was MAW at tilt to try your LIAO CS Pitts—he did fo, aridly adhering to the din:Hams ging with them—he had not taken more than two boxes, before he found an lalteration fur the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few bons more he found his appetite and ftrength gradu ally return, and Is now as healthy and as Rout as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for a ' confines:Lou of the above account if it fhould be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedictit bumble fervant, Library, Folkftone, July ti, titas. 1 HO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the tole Proprietor Taos. T .Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lao don, at his haute, No. 9, New Bridge flint; Where, after a eonftant refidence of more than 40 years, In • praCtiee particularly direded to the cure of Venereal complaints and thole Incidental to the parts of generation in both fetes, with that inviolable feerecy which men at his profeffion Rtould always nbl'erve, he Ratters himfelf the advice and HERance he gratuitnufly adminr'ers to oolong taking this medicine, will be esteemed, by a dike/Ting public, as an advantage leldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of thofc liv ings', a dlftance, at the Perfumer's Nu. 35, St. Alt...Ws greet, P:II Mall; the Toyfhop, 103, Oef.-nd ftrect ; Mr. Difborongh, y. Ha ltreetibill ; Mr. lialves, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M'Do. eld's, Clafgow ; Mr. Caliwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Billings's, Liverpool ; ' Mr. Atidisfores, hlanchetter ; and by one Fedor, in every confi. ' dyeable town if Greet Britoil' and lerlai.d, In boxes of only es. 9d. leach, Rated up wit,: full and pieta dietetical", whereby pafoos of either felt may cure thenifelves with cafe, (peed fe e r ec y, an d f a f ety . N. B. Every box fold la Oren Britain Is kited op with a name. on which. by favour of the CommllSociers, i• primal at the Stem; Office-I'. Taylor. bro. 9, New Brittle (trees—to intim* elkit t ' tetmly and all ethers ars comitertesc There Eftates are fituate within fit milei of Stockhridge. ten of SaFfbury, nine of Rumfey. and fixtect3 of Southampton, and aro particularly defirabie for a Sportrman. as they command an unin tempted controul of (porting over the whole of the Patiftwa of Weft Tytherley and Brourlimn and the adjoining Country. To be viewed by applying to Mr. I'reedy at Weft Ty?herley, and particulart may be bad of Melirs. Strong, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's i on, London. N B. A coniblerahic pm of the Purchafe•Money may remain on mortgage if wiled by the Porch/ler. ROBBERDS'a IMPROVE!) BAI.SAMIC ELIXIR; OR, COUGH DROPS. Fatraft of a Letter from Do4nr MtCHAat HIAD, of Hallfat, sLocil April 11. beg yen forward inarnediztely, S by the toil P.,cket for Halifax, twelve duet n of Rossetti:Ws BAT SAMIC 1,1 it Or COVOH 1.40 P', which 1 firmly believe to be the very b, It remedy o.er ir.vented tor Coughs, Colds, A Mtant, and Confumptions. At the time I received fume from you, I was ,(Rifted with a dreadful Cough and lofiammation on my Lungs. attended with a great orprellion and pain 01 my breaft, fu that it was with great difficulty I could draw my breath, (which I muft candidly confers baffled my own &111 ) }rum the ftrong recom• mendatien, I was Induced to make an immediate trial iryfelf, which rye me hiltant relief, and In a very Orort time perfedly reftored me; I have once witneffed their good efieds In many obftinaae Cafes, and therefore 6111, for the future, never be without them. A Csuilon—Hls Majefty's Honourable Commiffioners have been girded Hoarder the Name of R. Butler, No. 4 ChcapSde, to be Engraved on a Iliad Stamp. which Stamp is affi&ed to each liottle, all others arc Counterfeits, _ . Sold whultf.dc and mall, at Mr. Butler's, N. 4, Chamfide, corner of Patemolta rove; Lynch, Atkinfon, and Stalna, Man cheer; Scott and Smith, Edinburgh ; WEIR, Rogers. Hovland, and Congdon, Plymouth; Mao& eialtl. ifgow; Ironfidea, Abut , darn; rewman and William', Furter: C ihns. Sal Chary ; Bow. an, Norwich; and by mutt Mitilicinc Venders, in catty town, in Buttlai, at aa. 9d. eavJa. LO NOON : Printed and Init tiled by LEVEL YRIET, (id* tether= Lambeth). at die STAII OVPICIt. Na 8, Co, aryl. Owl Wk. at the 97/11 Otilel, w v; ; --