Star. — London, England, 1806-09-18 00:00:00

E' x „ i lop.:' Ili etrOilillie 3 l•rceny its *ilia of' lAN', 141 , ..) ad' . qt dealing in the, obvious Mays—if one are *Mix . , false fh.tli. by p 4 fraud or contrivance, ,e' into or their toffellPin any perfitnal proper. wtahong 1 to another, 'it)ith intanOti deal, and li ilictithi di gri, off with ' It. that c4fliiutee a. Fr" loni.: : pi At pre test cafe. it wit be Tor you, on the efidertee, to ennfider,wbetber the prifoner Berks did fn : *sin this properti:. and . go ray with it, and if he did, whether 'relines dai a partaker in his ,gilt r. . The Jury f. and them both Guilty of dead iv, but not in the dwelling hnufe. . „Dellis is ep, and MVO/ 15 years of age. jaws '4nr, a well elicited young man, way in. fitted for a capital offence, in dealing a pocket book value fid and three Dorking banknotes of tot each, A 51. Bank of Enpland note, and four it!. bank notes, the property,nf Mi. Bur re!, privately frombis perron, on the 170 of June lad, at four o'clock in the after. _ 'flts, in Bondlreet. rip, Clitillia. wine giggliest iii St. James's Mar. itetaksei (Our Orions tog . ethir, and the prifoner was ape of them, lounging in lluid-fitect on the 'hove dAy, about four o'clock in the afternoon ; bethought they was it unseal, for he knew folttething Of them t 14 warehedtherkendbe faw MR or kb= ( hr halite.' ell not the psifiaper),put his I:addict° the pocket of Mr: 441wrel feyaral tunes. but did qot fee him. take aftlistag.atiS,Plita.rind then in away. He s?Utpp to-r. and told hint,that he few. who itititier crustelyiniFed;his pukes:Vl they followStir,tile thieves at Nate diffance. . o.cgofad to SwAlqwe s .l ftreet, therteaeparagd. but IX one of Otte 'give fogietbieg into the pand of the prifoner, and the_ pi.. fuser was .fidlowed.# be ran, Mr. .Burrel after Mrs: took him in. Osford.road: and itl. ,":Itio4 hays a Paha y4 - er 4 ,6. e , ~.." c t " 104 lie.' with evident 1 mule thin :-..r. Yea..;,.yots . May as well give . ii.j i li 0 1 ,.ha pat his hassA into Ina pocket, took out the' book, aod gq. p it . to.Mr- ' Barrel , who took him to the rolle t .olor. e in Marlborough.dreet, where he was enaottlitted., The prokutor could not (wear to the idqufig.of flii,notes, brit they were of the cella turns 11%419 5 t - he amount he had ; but he knew the pocket book perfaly well, it was picked out of his outfide 91P Out. Judie.* Le 13eaac.—" I know the fafhion of taffy. is te: hold out temptation to thieves:" e. finer had no witnefs.—The Learned Judge tild , thik juts. that dealing privately from the perfon %IRA aeepstal offence, by eaprefi provifions of an A& nry, 3 ,rli.y.nent : but the eonitrilltion put on the Ail.: taw giitt.oo s e, and was confined to the hand that'. p. . wik Aprze r i n ty gg .s aod . did cLu t o i t ul e p et s e:g e to o a n n , i I fuch ° al' wung: a attentioniof the patty who was Abe ol juff l opha,plonder, or the like ; upon tbeesidence. tlik i ,ggifinees .was pot the hand • which picked .the , Pga4SfiPod therefpra be war entitled t• his acquittal q the capi,al,parh that of dealing privately from the scat, although Om. patty who *finally took it, d Insgiality,of; the capital offence.—Guilty of i ng.hut.not privately from the perfon. ... E s dtwsrrif Corn, a genteel looking young lad about, ill yekrs nEasge, was sapitally charged with itealingo cso.slits aSth,,Jaly lad, in the dwelling-lioufe of Sir. Richard Cut i Glinn, Bart. Charles Mills, Thomas polia/ifite, awl Henry Parry, Bankers is the city of laandon, a certain draft or order for the payment of tool. fletliag, drawn by Wait. Wade and Co. and direeted to Afars, Mardi, Sibbald, and Co. Bankers, tha.fame being then doe and unfatisfied to the raid Sir Richard Carr Glynn; Bart. and Co. . The iadittsnent was hated by Mr. BOLLAND, and thy ciik PigAt to the Court and the Jury by Mr. 16 .e•i I . , 10011 *ore. and in the enurfe of the evidence ad duced, it appeared,, that the Psi(oner was a junior clesk. in the hoofs of Glynn and Co. his falary was . .- 2 5 1 . per. annum, ,betides his board and lodg ing, and he had tome miffing parquifites. On Satur day the, adds of July, the draft in queltion had been paid into the boufe of Sir. itiohard Carr Glynn, on the part of Media. Sangfler and Cn. ; the tenor of the draft was as defcribed in the indidtment, and was made payable to bearer. It. was the cullom pf t4te bode, that drafts its paid in flmuld ba,diltributed t, the out door collelting clerks, in order to be fCC4NANI as. fuon as . convenient. The draft in quedion hjt bun chatged to a young man named Banniggrs along with other ,drafts. io order to be collated on the following Monday. The praftice was, that.each clerk enveloped the drafts or.orders which they Vaal safpcitively in charge is a piece of paper, each affix ing his name or Come particular mark on the *Wide. *lda: were placed in a drawer, to which the leEt hit clerks generally had .accefs in common. On Ilannitter'e taking out his parcel on the Monday, he übfarred the envelope rather in a diffneent date (rpm what he. had firll wade it up, but that he did not deems material at the time. H. called at Metre. MASI Mid Co. Bankers, in Ilerner's.tirect, Oxford- Mutt, for the liquidation rtf flub drafts as he bad upon their 'mule. He received the aanount of hitch drafts as he paelinted, but it was not till he rummest home that the draft let took was milled. in con legumee of this difeuvery lime unplealant difcuttion WO lite at the Dimling Houle. lie was told, by one the Pf.rtAerh ;hat he fbould make good the note. &t. Nothing particular took place for f . e Owe dinar . In a little while, however, it was i z ! a nev;dlathaatuttuahelp;rithfonerat he s pe r i a id the o r ti moz2u bi rli nt of ; parcbafea new clothes; a gold feel, and a number of broaches. He dept out frequently; he bulled to ),iii, fellow clerks, that he bad (pent the evenings, acttases ft the Circus, at others at Vauxhall, in ffie company of ,nise girls, &E. and, on one eight, r i ken he did not, approve of the family Copper at Itilipd a fowl oqd oyiler fence at his own ex pence. A B. this nartirally encitkili fufpicion as to the comerwshcace the means of fuck an -expendieme weAitiijAriv . ed. At length three of the clerks,. eller much private deliberation, were. induced to in fixed,* angbraud ip the bed-room of the pr ironer, In Which hp generaliy kept Come pevate paper.. Aq eardingly. on Sunday tbs. moth of Anvil" while the prifonex was out. they fatted onto the aupblartl,.aod shictio. snooty; coo* iskher papers, they found three el.. Bank Name, which tunes were productd in Court. By another chain of evidence, it appeared, that. nn On ; figennoo of 'Monday, .the =Bth ,of. Julj.. Are anisstinE of the drift is quedion was pita braulark lease, Rath and Sibbald, bankers, in &merit.- bests, .not Jo the nrifoncr, •but to a Futon who • Jlnd the appearanee of a lahnorstr. The three Bic pound notes found in the prifoner'soopboard wet* a partsof the woe with which he had liquidated the chaft. He paid with ten five pound mod; and with fifty one Puma sole.:. The foreman of a Ilaserneker in Fleet/Hitt proved, that the prifoner had, on the ievening of the sibli of lily, paid a bill of 61. tgs.ut their /bop, in one pound notes ' and he appeared to , have a great many others in his poffeffion ; and a tailor proved, that in the rsurfe'of the fame even-. beg, the pa-ironer paid a bill of 7i. t Bs. at his (hop, air() in one pound note*, of which be appeared then to have a number shoat him. Mr. Halibt, one of the partners of the Prilecittors' hook, hated that the' plifuner had been but A fh.ot time with them; and lbit is well at a other clerks, gave fecurity to the'pmdpnt of This was the amount of the evidence adduced a Rabin the prifOner. The draft which ?Armed thefubjedof the mffielment was then offered in evidence ;:when Mr. Goriest, as Counfel for the Defeat/Ant, ob jeAed. The draft in queffion, he contended', was but a bit of waffe met; Inefinuch as it, bore no .Namp4 nett did it tome Under the exceptions of the late R 6 gulating Ad, which •ttquired, that the same of part in which Arch.* draft or order was drawn or , writtep fboallipbefpecified therein. The infiruntent being therefore not valuable, it could not be legally made the fobjed of inch an indictment as that pre. tarred a7.ainli the nattier. The Counfel for the Profeention conrended gene rally, that the obje&ion went merely to cafe of re. venue, and could not go to *fled a qUeflinn whicht retied Hely on the guilt or innocence of the party. locales of forgery, tor inflance, fuch objections were made, bniaiere unifoemly over-ruled by the Court. '• Mr. GVRIIST I , in 'reply, contended, that the cafei df forget y and larceny, in loch yelped, were drew tially different. The former involving a quelli on of the mere guilt of intention to forge or utter the intirtr. resent, in order to defraud anothar perfon. In the; latter, the queftion is principally on the value, as the charge is for healing a certain thing of value—there'- fore, if the thing charged to be holes be of no valbe in law, the indidment, fu founded, cannot be legally I fun:tined. Some farther argument between the Clunk', and difcuffion between them and the Bench, took place. The &votes referred to were infpeted by the Com'. At length, Mr. Recourse, who tried the caufe, was of opi nion, that in point of law, the objed on was good. He adverted to feveral of.the late Regulating Arts, and particularly to the Taft, the 44th of the King, which guaranteed certain of the former exemptions, but with a view the better to preventliauds upon the revenue, added a farther qualification, and which etas decifive in the prefent safe, via. that filch orders as that in qttellion (hall have the name of the place wherein loch arc drawn eapreffed upon Poch di aft. -1 By the operation of Poch Aft, therefore, there was not enough Itg,ally to make one the cafe againft the prifoner ; and it was the duty of the Court, who, in that fenfe, were as Counfel for the accufed, to fee that the law was aridly adminillered, even to its letter. The prifoner was therefore entitled to the benefit of it. He trufled that the narrow efcape which-the prifoner had of fevere punifhment would operate bei.eficially as to hi. future condo& ; and that turning slide from habits of vice and idlenefs, from diffolute company, and intereonrfe with look women, he would tread the paths of virtue and induftry, and at length become not only a ufcful, but an honourable member of facies , . The prifoner was of courfe acquitted—but Teemed little affated by what had taken place. Tema, Donovan and Thome EVAHI, were capitally indided for burglarioufly breaking and entering the dw t lling.houfe of Richard Kendal, and healing tbetentit feventeen living pigs, the property of Kendal. • There was no dire& proof of the Defendant's ae- Wally taking the pigs; but from the evidence of one Chefiertnen, who hated himfclf to be a butcher, who killed pigs by commiffion, it appeared, that Evans always exercifed the right of ownerfhip over them, and Donovan shifted in driving them.—They could give no account of how they came by them. The Jury found Evans Guilty, but acquitted Donovan. Pitliarn Lee. a Tailor, wa• capitally indieted, for healing privately from the perfon of James Kit k, his brother beeffinate, four one•pound Bank Notes. The prifoner was found Guilty of Itealiog, but not privately. Mary knack the younger, for healing a lace tucker and other articles, the property of Mary Cawthorn ; Harriet Haynes, for healing one half guinea and five thillings, the property of J. Cullen ; Mary Ann Deuchean, for healing a watch, the property of H. Zenk ; Mary Walker, for Reeling two flat irons, &e. the property of W. Leaf —were alto convided. MEI). Friday, in Hanover-lireet,L;uta lant•Colonel Sbyrieg, of the Royal Ar flier!. At Brighton, fuddeoly. at a friend's houfe, Richard Cooke, Erg. of Clar,mce Houle, Keullogton. Sunday talc, Wifltain Dunn, Efq. of Lincoln's Lon, at big boufe at Barham Wood, Herts. Ar I•:tlinbargb, on the toth inflant Dundee, Efq.fccond fon.of Lieutenant General frmiels pandas. . Mrs. Lawton, wife of the Rev. Mr. I awfon, of Braintree. On the s it of June Lft, at Marmot Town, larifh of St. James's, 14114.1iC1, Mr. William Macfarlane, youngitit lon of the late Hugh Mae's. lane, Efq. of MON WATU AT LONDON WWI TO•MOILAOW Marring . - 47 adIAIM aftst 6 Aftenxiss - - t 6 Wawa Me 7 mom Law ANSON, ST. JAIKE/ra4Q,SIARL Pefinpary t 7. SIR —I have for fome time taken your (BarclAy'q Patent AudisUlnas Bills, as well u your Specific for the Gout, and I feel happy In inhuming you, I have always received the result benefit and relief from them ; and Osall, as I have always June finee I have esperienced their efficacy. feel the sreatcli plea• lure in reummeoding them. I am, Your's &e. To the Rev. Dr. BARCLAY From ALDERMAN HIBBERT. ANSON. Brook-Ricci. Neember 9, 1505. Sir-a-Having fo Kendall, Demigod by your Barelay'; Parent Autibiliou. Pills, I Mould aceufe nryfelf were I to fuller any ago , (lons to your advantage, to pars unnoticed. I have been applied to by feveral Mantis at Bath, to fund them Genie of your Pills, and am coovinett yew would Ind the advantage, could you eftablifh .the fate of them at that place- I am happy to fay my health Is now very good, and MI always ready to Acknowledge the rnedt► of your Nleerseinc. I 11111, Sir, your obedient bumble (avant, Brook Beret. Dec. 9. 403. S. HIBBERT. Sold whelefale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, Nn. 4. elteapfide, , corner of Paternollir-row. and mat. Iry molt gollntrf A 1 0114' 04 . Viuders in boxes at .6*. NI. and lOsseacb. SALES BY AUCTION. TO 1", SOLD BY AUCTION, By T.TINDALL,' On Titefday,.Sept. 30th. ello6, at the Crown fork.Wernorth, A. E very fell failing entterPrivatter, ibeI ) LANA , lately returned from a cruise, built. at Brldport In the year *Soo. particularly wen calculated for, ilk Majoity'r Cultnme or Excite fervice. a Privateer, Yatch, Packet, or any other employ nteot whervdirpetch I, required, pierced foe 14 gum, anti eappend to the brude—Ohnenflona length aloft 64 feet s incite.; Breadth 19 foot 74 inches ; height in hold 7 fact 94 Ingaw--A4linegures sow 9‘.•94 Tons. Mgr which will be fold her Gun., Warlike Stores. Prweifinor, find Ironflultall.—Por particular. and inventories. apply to hirtfr.. N au4 N. NOBILLIARD's, Agents, or T. TINDALL, Sro• her, Weymouth. The talc to begin at three o'clock in the Afternoon. At the I.eindon Tavern, Follsok Arms, Plymouth. on Frislsy the 27th day of September loltant s at ten o'clock In the forenoon, TFOLLOWING GOODS, viz. A- 100 Bp of Juniper Berries; SO Botts, 7 Barrels Anton ; is Packages Pot Alb; is Cites liquorice; 59 Bales Orebitla; Sarni, 3 Boxes, and 2 CalLs Oil; 4 &Trete, and s Cafes Orpi ment; s Cafes Manna; s Cafes Cheek; s ditto Books; t ditto Macaroni; a ditto Alaballer, and feveral other articles. Landed from the Danilh brig BEROENS HANDEL, on her iroyaje from Leghorn to Hamburg's, and condemned as Prise to IsisMajellyalltip NCULiI4, Pt; 'lotal. Son instste, Efq Com atantkr.-For catalogues and other particulars apply to PETER TOMKiN, ER!. or to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Mereham, Plyinsath. SALE OF VESSELS AND CARGOES AT FALMOUTH. By virtue of Commiffions of Apprafernent wad Sale, awed out the High Court of Admiralty of England. ma Tueftlay the 3—th of Septemher, i 3 -6, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, will be eipaed to Public Sale, at Commits:6 Hotel, In Falmouth, TellE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Calks Corr:Mrs-4 Calks Oil 3 Calks and a Bales Orange and Lemon Peel a Cat Cream of Tartar....ty Chefts of Brinittoon..4 CheSs Figs a Bales Sponge —1 Calk Tournefut.....t di t to K a* ditto Chine:v-1 Cafe Permian Clieefe—t Bale Bay Leaves Part of the cargo of the Diana, Andel. rfon Mailer, taken on a vtly Nit( rtn3 Tuella to Copenhagen, by the Hero private tiny of war, A CL Bltwett Commander Pl(o, 4 Calks Oilo-3 Cherie a ditto Raifins:—.4l CA, Currants Ptit ufitie cargo of the St. Peter, M C. Leeft Matter, taken one ,o ye from Tektite to Cipenhaaen. by the the Hero private Chip of War. A. U. Blaweet Cuenumadcr. Alfo, 46 Ba•rels Part of the cargo of the Adler. Frederick Muslin Mager, taken on a voyage from St. Thomas to Bremen, by the Miranda private Slip of war, Wm. Snow Cummand , r. All the above Goods arc condemned as Dealt of Admiralty, end may be viewed on application to Wl Ll.lAl* JORDAN, Falmouth. Falmouth, September 3, 1896. Immediately'after the annexed will be SOLD,by virtue of,Direc tions from the Commilboitus for the Care and Difpotaluf Pruf. Ban Property condemned to his Majefty THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. vs. RM. Red Wine..-64 Ditto White Wine 4 Hhas Vinegar-5 Half Hhda Ditto—to lutes Mohacs The entire cargo of the pogo PoelfPolinin, I. L. Carjens =after, taken on a voyage front Bourdeaus to Stettin. by his Majelty's hiredanual lip Harlequin, Lieut. Philip Auftrtsther Commander, and condemned as lawful Prize to his Majelty. mr., vii canc. White Wine-3 Parcels Halls, The entire Cargo of the Vrow Maria, T. Fen matter, taken on a voyage from Bayonne in Fraree. by his Majeity's hired anneal Ihip Harlequin. Idea. Philip Anitnitier Commander, and condemned as lawful Prise to his Majelly. • Ago, 342 HMI Red Vitne—s4 do, White Wine 12 Butts Red Wine... 39 Pieces Brandy—a HMIs Brandy 6 CaOts Prunes -5 Boxes Ditto-5 Calks Nuts The entire Cargo of the Pc:mnilla, Jan Dean matter, taken on a voyage from Bourdeaux to Emisden by his h&j city's hired armed &fp Harlequin, Lieut. P.Anitruther Commander, and condemned as lawful. Prise to tux Majefty. Alfo 119 Tons Salt, The entire Cargo of the Pulse Berend Von Olft, Jan Darnfter matter, taken on a Voyage from Vannes in France by the Hero private Alp of war. A. G. Blewett Commandnet and etandrnmed as leveret Prize to his Majefty. After which will be Sold, the following Velf.h, Want ant con. &tuned as above-laid. The Brig PETRONILLA--Length 79 feet 6 Inches—Breadth 21 fat to Inches—Tons; 158 38-94ths. The Brig VROW MARlA—Length 68 feet t inch—Breadth ao feet t incli...Tons. too 83-94iks, and The Dogger, JONGE BEREND VON OLBl'—Length 77 feet 6 Inches—Breadth so feet 2 Inches—Tons, ts 4 78-94ths. • The above•Velkle, and &metes of the Good. may be viewed. land Catalogues and Inventories had, three days preceding the Sale, oa application to WILLIAM JORDAN, Falmouth. Falmouth, September 3. doi. On Toed:). the 30th day-ot September inftant, at enetniins ' s Hotel, in Falmouth, Immediately after the Sale of the Joao Dread Yon Wits THE Dogger JONGE RAALF POLMAN•••• 11 - Length 73 feet a Itch—Breadth 16 km to inches—Depth 8 fen 7 inches-- l'otis, 91 88•94 tbs. Taken on her Voyagt from Sourdeauz to Stettin, by Isis Ma. Jefty'A armed Ship Harlequin, P. C. nitruther Commander, and condemned as lawful Prize to the Captors. The Velf,.l which is naw and well found. is now lying in the Port of Falmouth, where the may be viewed any time previous to the fate. and Invtntories and further particulars may be had, by applying to MAR I IN THQMAS, Plymouth Dock, or to LAZ KINGSTON, Ful mouth, Agents to the Captots.—September 8,1806. ROSSSHIRE. To be SOLD ►y public mop, on the t zth day of Iqovemher next at two o'clock afternoon, within the Exchange Coffee Houle, Edinburgh, LL and WHOLE the TOWN and LANDS . of MUIRTOWN, or WESTERN FAIRBORN, with the Salmon tithing' and other tithing' bekoging thereto, together with the Mill of Weftern Fairburn, camininnly called the Mill of Strakan, with the Multures belonging thereto, lying within the pull of Wray, and therlffilom of Rota. Theft Lands conlift, by a late meafurement, of upwards of t 70a Scots wet. whereof :71 are arable, eighty under natural wood and planting, ninety under graft palture and Muth wood, and the ermaintler confine of tunic and heath palture. The lands arc pleafamly Intuited upon the banks of the rivers Conan and Orran. The planting conlifts of thriving 6r, and a rarity of fora. wood, which Is of emiliderahle value. There is a fubilantial Manfton-haufe, with garden and offices, upon the eltate, ftt to accommodate a genteel family, with plenty of fuel at a convenient' diflance. The whole lands are opt of kale, for which there has already been offered above 30el. of yearly rent, and a very conft• derable augmentation may be capedted, on improving Leaks, be fides the Salmon Fifhiogs. The lands hold of the Crown, and are valued in the errs honks at 1504 Scots, and the public burdens affecting them are moderate. Few dimes of t►e fame extent afford more (cope for the fueceff• ful introcludion of thole modern improvethents, fo generally rue • tiled in that country, while at the fame time the Gtuation is plea. (ant and convenient, being farrounded by good roads, and of city aced(.. The alum lies about 16 mites from Interacts, fix front Dingwall, and in the vicinity of a poll office and good markets. To the fportfman it is alfo a molt deftrable Atuation, as it shorinds with every fpecies of game known in the Highland's. while Its vicinity to two large rivers gives it every advantage that the an. glee gould wilt for. steettafiderable part albs price will be left in the hands of the purelafer, if he Inclines. -----•^ • • • —•- Mr. Alexasida Falconer, at Prumriath, by Dingwall, will Mew the lands, an d for furtha partial wa, application may be made to Akan der Grant, Solicitor, No 6. Sedeant's lot,, Temple, Lon don. er to jamsa Grant, W. S. Thake-ilrect, Edinburgh, in whole Louise's.* title d. 4., and who has power to couclut:a a psi sec bargain. SALE BY AUCTIOY. LANc.A.irl IRE.. VRI.IJABI.E I.EASEHOLD .Es i•ATE, COTTON Twisr MANI.IfACTORY andrMACHIPIERY at WAREIIeOTON, - TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD. In Onc Lot, to tlwatiell bidder, by Order of Abe AISAes d dao k.lt4te and EGA. of lotio.Lodge Holabarlty, • liAnkrbro un .DICAIaI lbw loth 4ay of Odaber.a26. at t s o'clock at noon.at lauenion.befors ahcMadurpan of.thc Conuitiffietors sanacd iu tht ConviikftwOot Bankrupt, igacil.,agahrli the faid John Laidge ilukberlty, . • . A LL thnfv ouiliiings tha Cerro,' Twit" L MANY! aIITUILY . Agnate IN•lisirkritrect, marrintors, in the OddCumity of Laseolter,hettl for.thc solidi:a of fonaral tuna of 2,'00 years each. fuhject to the viynutit of a yt.aly rent of *I. Iss and usa righoof- gray en a bailtilopoidled the Intl° Suga r Houfr, togethor with It arum klerilleja .34 10.4. pot.v. r, lately cretftrd by Meets, Bateiuso andOlterratts and Oche vsloaSlo Machinery uled fur Spinning 'fetid, anifflisig of Water EniMeh anitaining about tyan Spindles; Marks continua" *how 2.1)4 *pin 1. s, with -ilillies,•Carding Engines, Tommie, EiniPwie, 'lnswing Frames, Rock, Re. together with Smiths Sad Oriltlifre. Shop., Lathes, Viees,Sotith's and othrr Worlimen7 Tools Cutting Vngitics, fac. For further particulars apply to Mcßae. 'reliant, and Hartifon, Gray's Inn ; Mr. EIS; Hatton .oac..Lo ;• Meffra Coo per and lAwc,Southatupton ButlJiug Conant •, aLd Mr. Dam bell. of Pereleal, ncer•Wiwrlngton; and alio to Mr. Edward cock, Appralfor and Junior. Oock.Hoilge. Warrington, iirlso trill - Seal on havelitilfrof the Yrs:pert yr. ~r.~~.. ~. CORDIAL BALM 01 GILEAD IS univerfilly aeknoivkdged ur be peculiarly ett. A kaCi o4 . 9 in all hlwArcl WaMoss, Loa or Appetite, lodigellion, Morel:Eon of Spirits, Trembling. or Shaking of the Hand• or !Ando, ohltinate Coughs, Sburtnefs of Bnath, Confumptlve Ha birs, &e. &c. At thi. frafon of the year, Dr. Solomon's tints are highly to:eful to the sal eudimariap m trat eaatleo twee& fary to guard agaioll counterfeits, by olliesmi q; the words " SamL Solomon, Liverpool," engraved' YR tht Ramp affixed mead' bot tle, without which it cannot bc grotoine. Sold at sou bd. or four In one 335. honk (width fasts 104 by Mathews and Leigh. Na t 11.. Strand. Dr. Solomon, when combated. capes hit ufual fee of half (- guinea. Such Wert amid, for leitryilur Ores diro.Rcd, " Mous letter, Dr. 60k1•10111, Gneod .s,owl" ,E, Hi.. DISEASa.., under its v. - i• -a- rieux appearanemsod -complicated attacks, may be iperdily and feeretly eradicated from the Syftern, by the ufe or Dr. FREE MAN'' DROPS, wh , reti fur their falutary eff6fUs ineleanfing th 2 Blood from all Impurities. whether Venereal or Scorbutic are termed GU rrA SALUTAILIS. fiv perfcvering in the are of this Remedy, the Patient gradually lore. all pain and In of the Parts.all foul and. corroding - Ulcers. Lump's in the Skin, and other correfpooding tympani. of this crud and mitot ic(' Ddeafe : nearly thirty y •ars pa,ftic.. bath prond to Dr. Free men, that MI this is oceerroplithed by the Ural a without the aid of furg cal Oparatisis, or the Moat s , plication of grcafy mercurial preparation.. Said by appointment of Dr. Freeman of Hatton Girder, b 1 R. Butler, N 4, Cocaptide, comer of Paternolt:r row , I.oudon ; lichen and Gibbs, Fordmouth ; Welton and Roberts, Portia; Roberts, lisid.Pg. and jvbitfou, Oofport ; Willa, Pittman, sod Ro gers, Plymouth; Roche, Philph, Fludand. Haydon, Duck; Dixon, Falmouth; Neale' and Mitchell, Dover • Sharp and Lenz, .4;:alereati sad Jacob, Sticerneta; Wit heridge, Chatham; Wanen, Migrate; Burma" sod Ralph. Alatgate; Thrimpfon, Yarmouth ; Peek, HvR ; Wohleolitilme, York ; Mao, :clonal& Glafgow • Brosnan , . Finley ; Baxter and Smith, Edin burgh; Heaton, lauds; ; I .ithbory, Liverpool; Stains and Vaughan, Manchetter ; Wllkaar. and Truman, Exeter; Collins. Salisbury; Barry and Sheppard, Briftol ; Haaard and Hunt, Bath; Stevenfon, Norwich; Hodlon„Cam & bridge ; Point Brighton Laud, Maltittone ; Surber, flottirsharn ; Drewry. Derby ; Wood, and Nutt and Lloyd, Birmingh7m ; and molt Me dicine Venders, In bottles, at as. pd each. with 40 pok direetiollA. HttVING dedicated Viyielt to the tinily, Aua oten gratified by the molt confiderabk peadUce in that branch which I thought proper to kled. I troll that I have not more mif employed my claw than chafe who, in the extenfive field of the protvffitm, are oectfionally immerfed In uatertainty. and cannot a‘ways attain that forcers which is acquired by concentrating the intellectual power to , ine clefs of el Se nkru. The difeaks of DEBILITY arc peculiarty diltreffing, for they bring with them a train of C'AlCOoll'illt tymptams, and by a de preftion of all vital energy, ealftence Kelt becomes cmblttered,. Whether they arife Irons the prevalence at 111 example, the deftree. five habits of fchoolboys. or the indolgrencea of msftrity, they re quirethe oroftsifidamis profeMonal Ytlll ; but by the ignorance of unctinelied Men, the fyinptonis ate aggravated, and the eonflato don h deltrorat Ass MEMBER of the ROYAL C 01.1.11011 of SURGEONS, I gem ail am retentions oa regularity er c location. and poffer"og every privilege to pradtice, I lard mytelf entitled to that conideum with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firE fentatieus of 'Meal weaknes, early mplioation wilt prevehi the calamity of a debilitated frame ;OM where the (offerer. (roma cntifeionineh of the uoassnlines of the aloe which mead hi' inudiat tune, is Jean ul the contempt or engem of his family phyficim, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment, it most be fatisfaElory for him to be Mimed not ordycif capability of trtanneat but aVo of the molt inviolable fanny. VV EN: And in recentVeriereal Complaints it is poilabk to prevent pain danger qr d1:1.5t6 ; in the most complicated cafes it Is the acquire. malt et eickfive taped:net in this hue to died a Life, cortain, and nponly re.c.Rahtlfbment. silky the advantage of this eapvlesim to thole of either fejt who are with any kind in DEBILITY, of any fyniptosus of VENEREAL INFECIION, and Mall cafes the terms of !COMA. IMICid•O are Rated on the fitil interview. _ _ _ Padtetts ht the country are ex7edted co Inchate • Bank note, and aro rawsksitel to fpccify their age and manner of Bring. MATILTIN BR 88, Makr of the Revel College of Surgeons, In Loudon. Vet vs . .....41.*••e. St•snol. near Tpiriole gar • an Tit .o. sat a saarre...r.Sti. Nu. 9, A4ClWisndgc.fireet, Loudon. confider it but an aft of justice due to the la merles of your LEAKIrs PATENT' P 11.1.5, to communi ng/4i to you Ilse following Cure, which tia. recently been performed by them :—An orpubitatise of mine. who by the breaking out of a• old Venereal Complaint (attendoi by a Complication orders ari!ing thercirrnn), was neduced &MIMI to • &cletun, and though he had the heft medical advice which could he obtained, and tried a variety of patent mcdicinou, nothing could be procured which teemed to fult his cafe, or dm hint any lervize; he remained In a fond redueA and pitiable foliation Inc two years, unable to (Aim his proecfSon, and (cared) , able to walk or even to itand on his legs ; in fad, no one who knew. hint ever fuppoied it poffibie for him to recover. He wad ativifeel at lalt to try your l. EA • /..11 PI LlA—he did In, Aridly adhering to the direetima given with them-•-he bad rot taken more than two bones, before he found an alteration for the better: thi. encourag.d hint to proceed, and by taking a few boxer, more he found his appetite and Anatol: grad - ally return, and is now as healthy and as flout as and Aga know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. I 4'd I ant,dir, your ohedkrat bumble f, resat , • Library, Folklione, to. rhos. 1110. PURDY. • Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor Taos. Taveria, Member of the Royal College of duegeone, LA, don, at hie houfe, NO. 9, New Bridge Atom; Where, after a conflant refidence of more •lian 40 yew, to st praCtice particularly directed to the cure or Venereal complaint./ end thole Incidental to the pare of generation in both ken, with, that inviolable (=trey which men of hie proTediun fhould always* obferve, be flatttn himfolf the adrift and aglittanec he gratultoullp' adittinitters to perfont taking this medicine, will' be eltellned, by a difcr ruing public, as .an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alfa fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of tbofe Sw inge( a dillance, at the Perfumes No. 33,,St.illban't-ftreet, Pall Mall; the Toyßep, to3,Oxford fleece; Mr. Difborougl4 7, Fi nl• Breathitt; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M.Do aid's, Olafgow; Mr. Callwelra,Duhlin ;Mr. Billinges§t.liergbol; Mr. Atkinfon'‘, Manchelter ' • and by one perfon in every ewhfi derable town in Great Britain and boles of taidy each, fealed up with full and plain directions, whereby paronk of either fee may cure themfelves with cafe, fperd,fecrecy , and/army. N. B. Every hot fold in Ore.t Britain is fealed up with Ella/op, on which, by favour td the Cosuanifilmer., it primed at the Stamp °Oleo-- I. Taylor, No 9. New bridge Breet—to imitate which is felony and all others an counterfeit. .• . VON pu..•ttat.4 by --n:. 1, to • - 491:pry-place, Lan - Zeal), at the STAG OF/ICI. 1, Carer uiut Vablifbid alo at tilt ST4I (WWI. Tend..-81.. F