Star. — London, England, 1803-10-28 00:00:00

OLI) BAIL Er, tier lay twenty-m.e p io oers were tried, four -n, of whom were convi,!tedof felony, Vora, a clerk in the honk of Sir R. Carr Glynn, and Co. for f:lonioufly 'haling a 501. bank note in the horde of Glynn, Halifax, and Co. Mr \\'s tc os, for the profecution, Rat ed the care as is detailed in the evidence. The pri. loner, oe obierved, was a colleeingclerk in the Ironic of Sir R. Carr Glynn, and Co. On ale sth of Sep tember it was difccivered, on adjusting the calls ac counts, that they were mina, 301. This, of courfe,,, vrocillised a more ntinu re examination of the it anfac• s ions c , t the preceding days, when it appeared that o c ,re for sc!. No. 9140, had been entered as re • twice—firß, in the account of the ptifoner at the Lar, and again in the account of another eolleEt i ig clerk, of the name of Allen. This, confequently, e.0n1.1 not have been correZt, for the fame note could not have been received by both of them, and paid int.) the horde on the lam , - day. He Ibould lay evi• dance before the Jury, to thew that the note bad been received by the prifoner, and properly paid in by him as a part of his collation ; and he (bould alfo thew that the other clerk, Allen, had never received this note in his collation. He fhould silo further prove. that the prifoner negotiated another note of 501. on the fame day that the one was miffing, from whence the prefumption arofe that he had fuldtraft ed a note in the following manner : having made up his own accounts, which were entered by the calhier, it is frappofed that he withdrew the note No. 9140, which formed a part of his bundle, and afterwards exchanged it for another in Allen's bundle of the fame value, previous to the latter's account being taken by the rafider, fo that both bundles appeared to be of the full value, and the fabltrafted note was not miffed antil by a minute examination of the ac counts it appeared how the deficiency arofe. When that was dilcovered, and it appearing alfo that the . Fanner had clandeßinely negotiated another Sol. note, fufpicion arofe that it was the one which had been purloined from Allen's bundle, and which was fohnituted by the one from the prifoner's bundle. Robert Sewell Paid, he was cafhier in the houfe of Glynn and Co. The prifoner was one of their col. lating clerks. A deficiency of scl. being found in. the (alb account, on the 3d of September, they &it thecqued the cafh. and found that right. They then examined the Sol. notes, and found there was one fhort. On examining the books. they found that one 301. note had been entered as twice received by them, without having been paid away. It was No. 9140. and entered as received on the 3d of September, both from the prifoner O'Hara and Allen. No. 8881 was not entered in either of their accounts. — The a:knell, fent for Mr. Parry, a partner, and ac quainted him with the circumtlance, and the next day Mr. Halifax was acquainted. On the Monday following they received au anonymous letter inclof ing a 301. note, No. 9550. This note was proved to have been paid by Newn heft and Co. to a clerk of Glynn and Co. on the 6th of September, but the witnefs could not fay it was U. et.. prwoose. With refpeft to the note No. 9 t4o, which was twice enured — W. Harris, a grocer, in Blackfriars Road, proved that he paid it to the prifoner on the 3d of September, and:that he received it from the bode of Lefevre and Co. in Cornhill. A clerk from the latter houfe proved it •was paid to the lag witnefs. Carter, en• tering clerk to Glynn and Co. entered the account of the prifoner on the 3d of September—he entered Al len's account alas on the fame day; on turning to the book, he found No. 9140 entered in both accounts. SAT. Allen, the other entering clerk, ,proved that he had received no filch note on the 3d of September. B.' Davis, a Pay Clerk in the Bank, of England, proved that he changed the note No. 888 t, on Mon slay thelp of Septpmber. The perfon who clung. .e4l gaicein the nine of Thompfon, and the fame name was indorfed on the back of the note. Moonfhed, a clerk in the knife of Glynn and - Of:proved tbat be exchanged the loft note at die Bank, by the defire of the prifoner, who told him it was for a friend. To confirm this it was proved, that the notes received from the Dank, in exchange, were in the poffeilion of the prifoner. It was alto proved, that the name el Thosnpfon," written on the back of the note, was the hand writing of the pi foner. _ _ _ --7 1/;e• Jury, under the advice of the Rte./RI/ER, found the priroper Guilty of Stealing. but not in the dwelling honfe, which will favethelife of the prifoner. ltr'illiam for Sealing a parcel, containing fie pair of cotton Ilockings. the property of .----- Mortititer. It appeared from the evidence bf Wm. Mofs, that on the soth of Odober he had been employed to carry parcels of hofiery to various parts of the town. The pritoner accolle.l the wiinefs an Howard Ilreet, in the Strand, and followed him into a honfe in that Orem The prifoner enquired of the fervent at the door whether a Mn. Howard lived there? The fer vent replied that no fuel; perfon lived in the }lode, and the partner thereupon retired ; tile witnefs, haveeser, ohferved,that he looked at the addrelfes on the racels he bad with him. The pritimer again made up to the winters at Charing Cutts, and anted the way to Vine-fl rect. The wittier. replied that he Ivan going to a Mr. Mortimer'v in that litter, and would thew him the way. The ptifoner laid that was the very perfnn he wanted. When they got to Vine-Ilreet, the witnefd delivered t e paled dareeted to aft. Mortimer, which contained liz p air of cotton lii.ckings, which had been fold to Mr. Mortimer by tie witnefs's miller. The value of the Rocking. was tr. ftd. The price at which they were fold seas 225. Mrs. Leighton, with whom Mr. Mortimer lodged, and a young lads who lived with her, Rated, that the in-skater called a few min , ites after the parcel had been left, laying that he could nut leave it stolef•Mr. Mortimer was at home. They returned him the parcel, entertaining no flifpizion of the fraud, from the circus/titmice of having Seen the prifoner and the wharfs Mofs together fo very recently. The jury found the prifoner Guilty. AVM Lawlor. for Sealing, on the Sth of (*ober, ••4 yards of tied lace, the property of John Ran. •Mrs. Radiall pePred having kilt - the lacedin the day mentioned in the inaliflnient. The principal agitinathe priforci vra• that a the eillema to a petteas nonte4,Walle‘ a broker in Shoredneh. ~. In the afternoon of the Rth r.f o.laber, the panne!. came to his Miner's (hop. and aiked the witnefs to boy Come bed lace. He replied he would ark his mithefs. When Mrs. Walker appeared, the enqui , ed of the prifoner what he would take for the lace? he .treed her what the would give ? She wifhed to know how much lace there was, but the prifoner could not by. Being interrogated relative to the manner in which it had come into his pc ffefr:on, he replied that he had fwapped for it in the country. He refufed to name the glace. Mrs. Walker told him that ffie arongly luipeCted the lace was not honellly come by, and that the would fend it to the Publics Office, Mr fhip-tireet, in order to its being advertifed. lie then demanded 7s. for the lace ; and, as he would not g o away without one sr the other, the witnefs fent for an o.licer, to whole charge he was committed. • Ray, the Officer, Bated, that when he took the pi iiioner to the Office, he raid he had bought the lace from a perlOn at Waltham Abbey. On being preffed, however, he acknowledged }laving gone into a broker's Chop and Bolen it. The profecutor's ( Ran. (hall) limp appeared, by the evidence of Mrs. Ran. Ihall, who was again called up, to be one of that defcription. A very few hours after fhe miffed the ice, the was called on by the fall withers, who ailed if the had loft fuch an article? She (aid the had, and Ike fwnre to the lace in Court by its pattern. The prifoner, who is a Jew,. and who dating the trial behaved himfelf moft indifferently, eating a craft of bread, and turning his back both on the Court and Jury, In that Mr. Kirby's men had great difficulty in keeping him at all decent ; being called for his defence, raid, •' What ufe is it ?" A witnefs then came forward. His name was Alexander Iliad ; he had not been ordered to attend, and was in Court by accident. He knew the prifoner to be mad, and had ()braved him in that Rate for (even or eight yeltrs. The partner had good friends, who now and then gave him five or fix guineas at a time. When the prifoner received this bounty, he was in the habit of going to bed, and taking his cafe, till it was all fpent. About fevers months ago he came and lay at the wit nel's's door, from which he was not removed till the witnefs difcharged a pail of water on him. Lord ELLEN amw UGH eared, if he was drunk at that time? to which the witnefs replied—No, he was as I:ker as a judge, aye, as for as your Lordlitip. Several other inftances were Rated as proofs of his infarsity. Lord Et LISSOIMJG If while ramming up the evi dence, adverted to the conduit of the prifoner, in go ing orderly to fell the property. The Rory be had told of obtaining the fame, at Waltbans Abbey, did not, his Lordlhip obfcrved, evince any want of ra- tional prudence. but rather a cunning, which few madmen would polies. lf. however, the Jury thought the pr ironer deranged, they were bound to acquit him, as the law could not extend to plurals ac tions committed by unfortunate individuals, aftuatect by marina's. On the other hand, there was Strong proof that the prifbner's derangement was merely the effea of drunkennefs ; and his lying at the door of the witnefs Ifrael, in the manner already dekribed, could reasonably he fuppofed to proceed from no other caufe than intoxication. The Jury were, how. ever, left to decide according to the evidence ; if they did not believe him mad, they would find him guil ty, as the robbery had been clearly proved. The Jury after Tome deliberation pronooaced the prifoner Guilty. Henry Smith, Tlmmar Goodman, and a Afro. Sherrard, were indiaed, the two former for Reeling feveral leaden pipes of 7olbs. weight, value 325. and the latter for receiving - the fame, knowing them to be ftolen, the property of Edward Langley. It appeared from the evidence, that the Profecutor and others had been employed in putting pipes in Lady Jerfey's water dolet, Cumberland Place. The houfe belonged to the Profecutor; .of whom it was rented by Lady Jerfeyt After part of the work had been finilhed, her Ladyfhip found that this water clnfet would be inconvenient, and ordered the leaden pipes to be taken out; whirls was accordingly done. The pieces were feen in the area on the evening of the 28th of !aft month, and were miffing on the morning of the 29th. Otte Whalley, a fhoemiker's boy, Paid that he law the prifbners, one of whom had a quantity of leaden pipes on his (boulder, walking along Broad-greet. He followed them to Mrs. Sher rard's, and then went to Bow.ftreet for Officers. On his crofs examination by Mr. As.xer, he confeffed that he himfelf had appeared as King's evidence about 44 robbery in which he had been concerned fail Sarm. He was twice examined at Bow-Street. and tried once at Hicks's Hall, as a vagrant. Edward Tradeaway,a Bow Street Officer, Paid, that he went to the hook of Mrs. Slut rard. and appre hended the Paeans, who were coming out. Mrs. Sherrard was loon after apprehended. They were, all lurched, but nothing particular found upon them. mud in queftion was found in Mrs. Sherrard'i houfe. _ William Freeman Paid, that he had fanned the pipes to the patentor, and knew them by a pat 6- cnlar mink, whi , h he difcovered upon the pipes found in Mrs. Sherrard's. _ _ The Jnry retired for abont a quarter of an hour, and then returned a verdift, finding all the prifoners Guilty. .7aara 6.fiver was arraigned for having Nolen a bag and a peck and halt of iplit peas from hit mifitcfs. From the evidence of Emanuel CafTel it appeared that on the zoth of lad September, as he was wafh ins oyfters in his kitchen, a pane of glafs in the fell or which was broken, he heard a noife, and called, " ir!'n is there The prifoner anfwered that he was bringing tome peas In a bag for Mr. P/Oant% man. Putting the bag at the fame moment through the broken pane, he afterwards came in hinifelf. When arrefted on the fame night he acknowledged that he had taken them out of his mitlrefs's bin. ^ Lydia Bowarcet received a sactligc from Mr. Cal: fell, who (hewed her a bag containing peas. She karts' the bag by the letters 8. and B. the whole the confidered of little value. Prifoner again acknow kdged having taken them from his =direr'. The time acknowledgmeta was proved by other witaefes, and the bag (worn to by Lydia Bowarea. Catharine Parkes Kenfingtos. a publican with whom he lodged, gave a favourable tchiasony of general charader ; after which . Lord ELLINIOROVGN (unused op the evidence. and the Jury retumed a verdial of Sri / fj. Ann Wallis, toe healing five pair of Elk Rockings, the property of W. Celiac ; S. Dav:s, tor Saliv a a cronterpane, the property of S. Raymnad 4 Mary Claghorn, fur Itcaling a filver teapoon, the property (4 . Ja. Thomas ; T. Witney, for Beating three tur. Vies, the property of. R. Williams, Itfq. ; W. Jones, for licaiing three quarts of fallad oil, and other ar ticles. the property of Meas. Gordon and C.). ; and Joseph Edwards lor receiving the fame, knowing them to be flolen ; Jacob lfrael ; for ftealing a pair of leather pantaloons, and a pair of bseeches, the pro perry of J. Brent. And (even were acquitted. • On Saturday evening, (the 15th) as two young men from Lancafter were croffing the rands, to go to Allithwaite, in a gig, tl:cy unfortunately mitred the ford. The gii was overturned in the water, and nneof them ( Mr. 1 110 MA% WARDAICK) WAS drowned; the other providentially laved his life by fwimming to the (bore. Ponfonby and Coppetfrith, the two perfons ap• prehended at Portim , anh, were in poffellion of a complete let of Lord H4)Wk'S fignals, with the dif• remit alterations which have taken place fince, down t the very lafi, and which Admirals Mourac us and flototwav having examined maturely, eonfidered to be of very eonficierable importance, It is fuppofed Ponfonby procured them of a perfon in Weliclofc fquare, w►o has lately ferved as a mailer in the royal navy. On a Arid examination of the papers in the poffeffion of there perfons by W. Gotosos, Efq. one of the magißrates of the borough, fuch in formation was obtained as will moll probably lead to the deteaion of many others, as in efpecial mei fengcr was fent from the General Poll Office to the Secretary of State's Office immediately on the arri val of the mail, and before any letters could be de livered to the parties implicated. Ponfonby was aeling lieutenant in the navy !alt war, and for come time commanded a Iss ivatter called the Kitty Skene. They were aim in poffeffron of a complete lilt of the different rendezvous from Leith, No. 1, to Port Royal, Jamaica, No. 72. r ECCLESIASTICAL PROMO l lONS. The Right Hon. Lord Grasuky has prefented the Rev. James Fielding to the Vicarage of Wornelh, in the County of Surrey, void by the death of the late Rev. Dr. Hill. OXFORD. OCT. 22.—Yetterday Mr. John Threilter Sanger, LI. chant- of Arts, of Orid Cull ge, was admitted Mader of Arty— Mars. Philip Strong, of Oriel College; George Caben, of Exeter College; Thomas Arches., of llerton College; and Rev. Mkhad RowLuidfon, of St. Mary Hall, were admitted lachdon of Arts. Tharfday loft the Rev. Thomas Dixon, M. A. tie Rev. Mark Nicholfon, M. A. and the Rev. Richard Hunter, M.A. were defi ed Fellows of (teen's College,ln this Univerfity. BIRTH. At }laden, at Friday, Mra Darling, wife of M. Jakob Dar ling, of a &mighty. MARRIED. Mr. Thomas jamefea, merchant, to MWs Margaret Blatt, daughter of Mr. Thomas Bleak, of the Batchelor's *talk, Dublin. Captain Irvine,of the alith regbatent,te M.fs Meachees, law of Cork. In akaneasy.lana, Dublin, Wm. Campion, of Aghleague, E(q. to Mile Ellen Hcpenßall. The Rev. Charles Robert Matilda, to MICa H. Kinglbury, daughter of Thomas Itlngfbury, Efqq.. Moldworth-ilieet,Duldin. On Saturday, at St. George's, *are, Mr. Stephen Rowe, Huntingdon, to Mifs Lancafter._ A few days fine, at the iliac; Wam Homy Hawk Ply mouth Dock. 'aleph Nc.We. Efq. aged to, fifth foe of Nr villa. Efq. of BaJiwortla Hall. Yoe kiblre. AtQ Mr. William Cochran, foe of Capt. Cochran, of Greenock. Mc was unfortunately drowned *bile bathing in t►e river than At Navity. Meagre. on the *6th inn. Mr. John Onion, preacher of 'herrn& • On Monday, in Wepnoutb-ftreet. Masksw. Wet iamb: ter a the late Daniel Mathew, Elq. WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF ALL RANKS THE Afltided are now happily preented with a .1- mit fate, falutuy, and shtilute Specific for dick cliplowahli and hitherto lathed& Mak., the ICI 140't EVIL, SCROFULA, S "RUM& SCURVY, OOU I', RHEUMATISM, PILES, LE PROSY, an ail Diforders ersinbrating its an Inowirc Stac of the Blood. The ANTI-IMPETIGINES. a Meddler founded on • Chymlcal an(Philciaphical bafis, warranted by the Experience of a arks of Years, finiatoncd by 0 Calico's Pradke 11 Phyla and Nefolugy," and prepared by S. SOLOMON. M. D. of who pledger hltnalf to the_ pohlrc. that this tmdieloc Is natant In its natorr-are in ii`V applkumn—and powerfully elicadous in every (pecks of .. IMPITIGINEA, or depraved habit, with airedlons of the *is." (Vide Calien's Prac tice of Phybc).7lt k of the tumid Importance eir thnfe afildal; with any althea direful difirafes, to their Mania and relatives, awed! as to the riling genet. itinn, that fuck hereditary annphdnts may be rperdity removed, and toe blood purified from every de-' gyre of main*. k has heen held by an Phyficiana, thee amok dinemperr abound chicly among the inhabitants Ott* northern part of the globe ; and we have **happily caperimeed theme\ of Oh Au 1 Son hi this country, whirr the frequent redden ebukcio of the i c r ep Ti Weather. at certain kilos of the Year, the mat mug-, dating and thinning Warders smog us , eliding the liood,; and mate:raid,' iffeding the Late of the 100, NW ail. eV ' rationing adds, anighs, ito oars, Ste. ' pancakes hartiagrre: of adman every reek which veers tun to the ishatietants of Great intik i perhaps there is no plate es mete fa inhibit to, di* Codicil chairs** this amid, where the entrane• of beat hod. cold arc often ciperienccd Vine du. Hews Is Worm a mat ter of the Unmet isuportaoce to feed set Se form general and de-. elided remedy for theta &burden, which tale their tray from ob itrodted Pcdpiration. One i t the immediate Areas of this Ob ftrudion Is to contaminate the vital SW, which le the fnurce of venni* drama* diaroaers, throwing eat erupts* upon the Orin, to LA great annoyance of the unhappy fuhjed; =IL the am kiwi of its virm. undermining the ounaltotiomond edsageeiag the hvcs of the &Modal i—aceording to thermions Weft rm. eon ilitutiowal pr.verilkks of its ohjeds, tha n a livi eci the degree of malignity with which the Wad la It entheatra the patient's la with darnel Works, W ream& be set had in time to proper remedies, thry became rooted la the habit fo that sew medicines ran reads the malady, and saw the. are made rte nif for that pur•ofe unit fun to castle:nee and drive the Minnows Into new thoweack. mid thereby Ss them deeper le the euettiteties. Dr. Soloman therefore paving been keg in retain of a remedy for the certain and alkalise! cure at Nails diftwders winch .he their oft from glimpse,. at I vidated State of the blund and lempli, and baying (+fovea with ileac regret do nuntbukk inflames whore canton hen pined away in a :Minable e 'dime withou receiving the (Make bendy from any thing they wad mom, outvgithnoodies the IMllletf.ll. Ilwiikisseswtsieli have been olliirod to the panic as eniverial im d&a for theft concision, bag at length yielded to the pet ling nereffities of its luiloworsateires fo deeply af fl icted, and determined to pubis& k tin warn as a niediOric of the greaten Nanimal brspeetanee, and flatly cakulated to drank the Mood front alt failed., suenterad every morbid 'fettling, end team. weal and emaciated cusilitettems Tim A2.411-114YEEIGINESi. an alterative and purifier of du blood. its roper-ilea It nradeal. gentle. aad ; It it the brit luhith eta that has mat been Mt Mat dangtfoUrn mineral Mc Ivory ; at forwent the blind and itimelates it w expel all anions& anal impart Juices, giving breach and tithe to the nerves. tfthvefthis awl laolgorotaOg both toady and mfed— )t)R SCOREU tie CUTANEOUS E UYI lONA. DR lf at WET LEPROSY. the Anti-le riling, certainly dams a pre eminence over Anther medicines, Mai decidedly adapted fur tow (reedy rrainval thar .plidnea,and srlY trot • sly clear dai. /tin, Mit Mal Mina Itthe and idiom et mar le bog Ramthig. Pnwer din, ell. us fur every cafe, to enable 'dims to meting'. *hr. a. Is healed up with each bowie, price Half-s-fleinea....-Thrti are alie family Mules. cflotanant the gwatiety of Mar, at tax. W. for 334 by which 1.91 Leal , arcs the 41.1.1.; the Stow. ha- Sala &Animus, Livrrpnoi," r thereon. which perelader will du well ni üble.th.- dewily Were the boy. &di at his War. Meg.. No. 6, CAlcsthEreris. flahlln : and bY Ms appointment, by J. Mathews. No. Strand. and Dicey and Co. now Llorcla-por4. lame dadth, Buhr, HrAatd , end Itedrr,UnhorOs MMus Glaither I aad ly all Malicia,. Yet dew in Da%aid lea it.C:c..t &Zan, lithank a: AA istrica The foilevrios Cafe was featly Mr. Larrer t tali .h V:a Thee% South ilri.lge, Ediultergli, to Dr. littouttat, atu.ll..Al by the co. lehratol Dr. ALE Cornea CASLIFLZ. Ott, 111, A BOUT Six Years ago I was afilitied with ewer. eitang Pelts• in my L.ts, which continued f-- twelve mouths, about which tnne they began to fweilgrcati ,y and at left broke out in % cry ofenhve ukers, frost' thc.Anc e to the Knee, and continued in this manna for two Years, all which time I was cum t i ned to t h e H ec k. being enable to walk, and my health math impaired; Laving tried every thin- that could be thought of tot a core, without area, I was ad•ifeo by a friend of mine to try your 11.4anical Syrup; and upon taking the fiat Bottle. I found toy health becalm hetter, and the Ulcers to hive a better appearance, which'encouraged me to perrevere with your Syrup, until I had taken Gi Beaks more, glowing which time my hesith Rill became. better, and the U:cets MOW. and lam in an gnod a Rate of health as I have be: in for thefelm years peq, end my !cgs are entirely well, and have continued (0 r th o t de two years pelt. . I am, 6k , obliged obliged burnish fervent, Craighall, A 4.14,1 GEORGE STIELL The above fads are ant Red by ... _ . AL ex • nor. CARLY/C. Minifta of Invcra, in the neisbbour. bond of C Bk.t.L. Fide. Geosot Stcw..tr. tido*, The botanical Syrup and Bettor:idiot Nerentit ectlial,tn be bad ar the Doelor'a_boure, No. q, Albion-itrect, 7 drums from the Ltorrean Mufeum, Surrey foie of blaellfriars-hridge, in bet** at ri. as. I Is. and 6a. (duty included); at Bacon and Co.'s, No.igo. Otford-ftreet, oppohte Bood-Breen; Ward, No. 324, Holistp g Withers' (late Cocktll s) Medicine Warchoufe, asp, *tied, Temple Bar; Tun's, Royal Exchange; Wiltiams, Perfumer re hi, Majefty, No. 41, Pall-Mall ; E. Nrnbery, comer of St. Paul's Church yard ; Bolton's, Royal Exeange; Ching and Butler. No. s. Cleapaile; Burgenis, rlmick, and Son, No. 32. Haymarket Shaw's Medicinal Warehoufr, I ligth-ftreet, Borough, oppoßte the Southwark Rank ; Mr. Melding's, No. 76, Oxford-Brett, oppnftte the Pau:ncon; Forbes, Druggift, Nn. 34 Btackinius.itreet, rough; and Dicey, Bow-lane; and by all Printers, Bookfeetb,, and Venders of Medicines in the Three Kingdoms. Bootie as's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to hotb Sexes, to obtain II radical and permanent Core for thole Pent infintilt ire Of Natuse, which dclkaey often forbids to difelofe even to their Relatives; with a Treatile on Female Difcafn, Nervous, Hypochandriat, and Conlon tive Complaint,--To which is added, Advice to Ballscros, &c. It lb particularly recommended Sea-faring nun. A 225. bottle contains equal to five finall ones. _ . . . . . _ _ _ !Ater. hating Patient , ' Calks 'with the Dodoes doll Feed Guinea. will be aridly attetxletto. It will be oeceffary the Door mould Ice Nell Patients as sofa Abele' with Dcalatf. or Lots of Sight ; or foul their Cafes. by Letter or Parcel, to the Dodo: (Poll or Carriage pail). whit his goal Fee. W HEN Profefrional Men of educa t io n and e• fponehilky deviate fress the general fan by the Media of a peculiar Brandt, the hodtim of keg meshed Woes is the belt criterion of fuperierity. Ten years have I dossed my pradtire to the debase treatment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefdul refuit of my pis gives me additional ardour to. °nook as far as I am sae the ray vagea of thofe complaints wideb see the toot lomartant in toecap. lope of human infirmities. After Initiation into un z ta branch all as Army Simms, I formed r, • with at an ea of Praaice to refuse individuals foam the igooraoce of Um, or the godly dangerous predpioncy of general Pridtitioaert. The DISORDERS, to the core of which I have deleted In! attention, toss every kreies of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a retest or bog duratios,wwdty, AR hinds of DLIII.ITY, whether wiling from the habits Of Schoolboys, or the isadgetwe of mature age, and hilly that demagement of the fyiteinin Women which heated BAMLENtass•-sratturt, Nom Meares are the refott of Ignorance or halls the treatment of a Impk Oenstrhea, tad it not mtfrepteddy happens test dit fah of We ass pothotedbythe bade*. alas snow& ed how. by a Amok* unshed loch eomplelnts are ailly rind. • and men where mien have failed, I use that I my groldeas ts der a Tithed ftweablameot. Fear; lieweeer, are the alas d eempliemed Mimi is the iIS• order, swinesd wiehthe ealmeitose flohakms of Mei, WU *nit logisi is a SOLITARY VIOE,er the pendent Wed* el a Glblonabi Life, acquire that Rate of Debby WY& 116 do unavoidable confegamee of loch pernielem habits. White the =happy feffeter breeds over hie cOrest commis. his soisfonoss, I inef -hi Sidi ese~o Mica know, that 'idiom! it be an object afdoebt set tisoweibry wet other Praditlenen, the removal ef there DEIMONINOIES blr dm graded mirth of renovation tab/ acquintsteatsf antismoking,. If the rites of Batches or Venus have begin se seduce mordp gear, midi ..osiety will be prevented by as attir taiditeradids tt ide Midi Rammed is theft cafes so great dilleulties mcW Ist where die &Mem has for years esilbad, a prepaillew lemma is Istilfgadady requiem se revive the Ilinibmiagfpwle et Life, and to rewobnate the Coollimolos. MARRIED WOMEN, who have bog bseg dEmpoleted their espediatiess I.` a Family, err be aim& the th mei b fiances loth acted' are mai* by Medical &IL The SECRECY which Is fe efferstisl to sty andertabing, and the Qualitioulons which I have trifunted to date, fonn tin Bahl if my pretentious% and in toWee with fuck this beheads° is O diet Mr. RILE by be eenfultcd p (or by bows bodeflor a filial no se AM hook, No.*, , Jlmet, Sweedl 4 near Temple.Bor There is an Malawi estmste In Wattmerme adiabing,and All same Is on both the doors. M. iiti6. -- I.l;m — ber efthe Royal Came of Serpens. VF.HEREAL BLINDNEO6. - --------- T. Mr. Timm), TAT Let. Swrgeos, N. g, licer aid"obese, ft AR UR. IT is the Mai heartfelt ratisEraine that I ad. drefs you on the bacospeonnie munlienot etywar innelimble Medieine—.LEAKE's PA t PILL.B.--la Me *bog adds year I bad the atifiertotee td eaWtradt a Venereal Cam Rola*. mew AM wide the snail elarning and illange•anstfintionto: liffseatitt shot 1 hate been etsmised to Ref rows fortuflaule Week engelltr, sad not alde to Air oat of it had no tech, night Adillay,owsl (offered thd m It emmelaclog Pan and iarn0.....10 ! Al t= fla work, nip era raw. weak and slim, Alm a any Naha. If ever fo dote lo sae, and Ids due theism! label sty tem ; Flom a lbase.boaddeh and ne ther corpulent man, I became 4 mote Andeir. asst! an Ghia Of pity and compaiiism—Mv friends bad all gives le t eirer, awl though; my recovery Imp4Stile. In this dreadful re. and es peeking every asinine to be My lalt in this woild, was foriu. stately reromenended by a neighbour to my pane Media" hie having tried all weedical aid to no perpcle. and Win at notaninitoa. ' enamor., it was fame time before I amid he prey en an she them ; at laft I fent for As boxes, and before I had talus Amu all, 1 found conAderable benefit ; my palm gradated, demeskdi and any eydiche grew Pieter, and to the perm ferret= wad lam slams. of all my friends, (after taking three lawns mane). my beak h and Arengt►was ported y rv*oM.anll am now. Owls" to my Gon and your htvalasbk Medicines). as well and Meant! ever I was In my life. You obliged but** levant.. StftlAtteheln. )k. ember t, tyyp. R. L [Affair. jle above Mead= is einteftly reennunesided to all parer shat arc In any dealt of did/ being entirsly free of every Yew hid Afedion, Nrt lealady to Mac a' ow eke ring their aisidatio In life as tt will certabily eradiate cvery taint of that Raton. et however lane Rending, or however difetsfed under the app. , : ,nee of other &Wen it may be: far hanbutte, Glandular. asid ems mom Complaints it is .If. ereemotwodoL to be tali an, dr ciaDl the Spring. Seaton r, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the file Propecter. THOW•II TATUM, Menhir of the Coteseadon of Simmons, Landon, et his ba nk . No. 9, New brldpedreet. where he will sift Mohr. wi l d." a Fee, to Perham taking AIM: Pith, Midi will anfwar Patients Let ters, if roil paid, an the fams=russ. abfervtris In all era dm molt Inviolable fecrecy, no "s maw or cafe having bees mentioned. bet at their own I ar icular revert by the Proprirls'i during the murk of more than t year.. that heha had the em dui of an esti:Ara Lk et the above Medicine mil the preSies eeifing therefrom They are ad fold by tilt appointment, at the Perfumer's. 141 a , le. Alban's-floret, ; Mr. It Momfiet's Toy-AG/ 41 " IC3, Ottwd/tati Nlnstc,r., swan. r. Na. t. Union-rw. L rite Tower-AM ; and by ewe P. rfon in every apabdsmaaa ta ws k E.egland. In ham et only as. pl. ,ssh Isided UP, and plain &vale's LONDON' Pointed and pababed LIVILIEDIT ttr yry~. Lymbyeb) ye Ns SIMI (Wulf. 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