Star. — London, England, 1814-02-22 00:00:00

P . Left,/ INTELLiGENcA. comicr OF KING'S 13IENeH l rEllitt74l.RY 11. LIBEL.-••TISE KING V. • This *Lei proiecution at the instance of the Right Hon. Lady Percevat, against the Pi oprietor of Ike New:, .a. weekly- Paper, for a liht.l inserted in that PUbiicdtion upon her,Ladyship. The cause was set down for trial thiS day, and had excited so much peblin interest, that. the Court was crowded at an rally hour. • Mr. HOLT, her Laelyihip:s Counsel, however, on Lord Ellenborough coming ttanCaust, applied to his lend:ship to hire the trial pat off. The Le ; nued Ctmnsel stated, that the libel consisted iota. insertion of. certain letters ht. The Novo, purporting to be let ters igrtieil-by Lords Castlereaah, Eldon, and Liver pool. .The evidence of those Noble Lords, some one ,ct them at Nast, was necessary to the prosecutris, -to: prove that these letters were fabricated docile-tents. lord Caitlereagli was out of the kingdoms, and there fore could not be subpoenaed by the 1 . rosecutrix. Her 'Ladyship had,-however, subpeened• Lord Liverpcol ; brit laistervsning (Sunday) about eleven o'clock, and : not :till then, the prosecutriz received information, that Lord Liverpool was so, seriously indisposed as to render k impossible he could attend this day as a witness. • Under these circumstances, her Ladyship Wei obliged to apply to the Court, to have the trial pure.. .• I Lord ELLEVUOttoUGn said, before he could consent . to the application, he must have the circumstance of . Lied Liverpool's indisposition set forth in an affidit. Nit t it Could not be taken on a parole statement.' l l ' Ms. Huta said, if his Lordillip - would allow him till the next cause was .disposedsif, he would get an . a fidavit sworn to the fact: ..rh e N o ble Judge having indulged Mr. Holt in bit, *quest, tint Learned Counsel procured thesadatitof Mr,Chivers,i,ord Liverpool's medicalattendant, and also the affidavit of Lady Percevars Solicitor, stating v , that it Was not until a late hour on' Sunday evening that he received notice of his Lordship's . indivailtiOn f . Mr. torento, for the defendant, said, upon this statcreent.he should not oppose the trial,being putof; upon the usual terms, ;payment of costs. Mv..Hot.r hoped his Lordship would not give vista in thi s ease, the delay arising not out of any fault on the part of the prosecutria, but owing to the illness of a material witness. - • 1 • Lord ELI eaor.ouGu observed, the delay did arise out .of the - negligence of the prosecutrix. According , to li own statement thew Were three Noble Loris , who could prove these docuinents to be fabricated. One 'of them, indeed, (Lord Castiereagli)' war otit of mash; but two remained who might both have been s4lapcsuaed ;.the prosecutrix had neglected to take that precaution, and out of that neglect the present delay stose, • The - application, therefore, could only Isl , granted upon payment of costa. • • 1 Mr. Hier submitted to hie ,Lordship, thht if the affidavit were read, it. would be found that Lord Ll =was a matatial witness, without whose evi. • , the prosecturiz could-not proceed.. One of the documents purporta to be signed by him alone, and he only could prove it Utabrication. The affidavit was th en read, and being foUnd to state this fact positively, his Lordship said, the appli cation must be granted viritheut costs. . The trial therefore stands over till next Sittings. ":„0:1-D BAILEY. . Yesterday titrefteiteptisoners were tried, one of whom was convicted, viz. Wm. Buidser, for stealing in the dwelling-house of Win. Pinching £7O, and upwards, in Bank-notes. • T. Williams was indicted for stealing twenty-two • books, the property of J. Winans, from the Exeter nailer--T. Walker, guard of the Exeter coach, recol-, lected the parcel being pdt into the coach. At Ken-1 sington he got on tie roof of the coach, t o s p ea k to , the coachman, and while he was doing so, a post-bell gXve an alarm, and on looking behind, he saw a maw at the hind Wet of the coach: he immediately jumped • down, and pursued hiin, but he escaped. _There was a hos taken, as well as the parcel. • • A. Westbrook, one of the Bow-street patrole, was ott duty on the night in question, and saw the prisoner and two others follow the coach. One of them got Lp behind the boot, and witness heard "something fall lam the coach. The prisoner caught up the parcel , inaleinition, and saltness imme-.ately secured jgolfsevard WAS indicted for Stealing a t 1 ant( a pair of breeches, the property of.l Hawkins,: . 1 3 6 pjosecutor and the prisoner were fellow.] -1 • s.• The' breeches and waistcoat were missed ': *am s the 119th. of lutcary. Th; prisoner's •liidgings were searched, and the officer bad much difficulty in wresting the dnplicate•for these articles. from 'Mari, Which he endeavoured 'to swallow. Therwabruket, plioved that he topk the articles is front theprisonii.l • F. Stockton was indicted for stealing two trying.' scinarel and one g : tuge, the property of 3. Rains. * The tools were taken from a building at which the prosecutor worked as a carpenter. The pi • isoner offered them in pawn to Mr. Hall, a paseabroker, whO stopped him with the tools. F. Wilkinson saw the prisoner at the corner of Or erard-street, on Friday or Saturday last, bargaining with a man for some carpenter's tools. Thu Jery, after sortie hesitation, found the prisoner —Guilty. • . The following were also convicted of felony, viz; —C. Black walrand T. Timms, fur stulin 4 half a of corn, the property of J. Hart ; W. Rey. nnhis, for strafing a quantity of leather, the property et J. itice ; T. Thompson, for stealing a quantity of of Se tr.tr, candles, and rum, the property of E. W e l. ler ; R. Mills, for stealing a Watch, the property of R.- Gibbs ; J. Farley, for • stealing four Ss. Bank tokens, the property of T. Fisher ; Mary, Combe and Hannah Brown, for stealing two pieces of ribbon; the property of C.* Robinson ; and J. Brown, for stealing a great coat, the propert)t of .T. Hama - ~ - -^~,=-~r-f _ +r^ T _ ~ -.ter. -- stealing a great coat, Me propOrty of.T. Hampton. Light i t etna:es, dres‘cd in white, with long white wells. J. Kinghont wits convicted of it misd smcanor , in 11w Coffin, carried by tight nuns, in the Nil dres3 of their order, and wearing long black v e ils. procuring alraudulent bill of exchange tO be set up ~ Tweive. Nuns, with lighted tapers, daunting a funeral dirge. and proved undcr a commission of bankrupt sgainst The Nt.ollS accompanied the remains of their late Su- bic& perior Rio farther than to the churchyard ; when the The following were epouet* ea, viz. AuEttstutl.leao forpse WAS borne to The grave by the Ladies who hid verso, Esther Whee ' 'XL Butler, I..Thoinese p - '4 , precedud it; the Nuns reterning immediately -took Thompson, E. Fo‘, Itladler (who 'remains). Jr Nunnery. A considerable number o f- spectators -1w Edward:, T. oittleik• an4J:Doyliwg. ler stoto seiza bled to wiele‘s the novel exhibition. •- •:- -.- , - • - . . . . . . 4 . ~. . ~• POL.Z.CE. Mattstow eni t im g ,io was yetterday charged on suspicion of setting fire to his house.-1. King depased, that he ?was ti tenant in the house 'of the prisoner; at No. 19, Peter-stew., Sun-street, Blih opsgate. Having received . information which led him to suspect the prisoner intendedto set fire to his house, he, as well es.other lodgers, sat up the whole of Saturday and Sanday night. llonJay morn ing, about three o'clock, he was alarmed by a smell of fire, and opened his door for tlx purpose of alarm *mg the other lodgers, when the prisoner, who occu pied the next room, also opened his door, and seeing. him, cried out—" Help, for GOD'S, sake, I am all on fire " Witness went into his room, and found the bed-clothes in fl.emes ; they were, however, extin guished, without much damage.—G. Kibbard, a. ftiend of. King's, who sat op with him, confirmed the above statement.—W. Shepherd lodged in the first Moor front room of the prisoner's hours; he had been informed of the prisoner's intention to bunt the pre mises,_ and had pibpared a tackle to lOwer his wife aind children from the window. About three o'clock 'art Monday tnornipg, his wife said, 44 The deed is done ; I smell the smoke." He ran down stairs, al most naked. The prisoner came out 'of his room, and . cried out, 44 Help me, am all on fire." Witness *aid* " I know you are, you old rogue ;" and im-, ,Mettiately dragged him out. He was trying to put •out the iiatnes ; but witness believed he had no wish to do so. There was an oilman living next door, who, in addition to other combustibles, had some gun- • powder on his premises, and by his desire the prisoner was given in charge, to a watchman.-4-Jane, wife of the above witness, had' been told by a woman who WAS intimate with the prisoner, that he had abused her very.much on the preceding Surtday evening for coming home with him, saying, " If you had not come home, I should have been a rich man to-mar row." She returned, How to ?" when he an swered, -" No matter ; it would have been better for both irion had stoppe aw ay." She then said,'" 1 juscl better go back ; • when he rejoined, Do; and ,take the best of your clothes with yoti." A thought, hosimver, then struck her that he intended to the house on fire, and she refused toga. Witness infor med her fellow-lodgers of these suspiciOns. Jane Side bottom .lived in Blue Anchor-alley, Bunhill-row . ; she had been housekeeper with the prisoner, and- was still in habits of acquaintance with him. List Sunday week lie dined at her longings, and she went home with him to his house at night e by consent,cf her hus baud. 'She then stated the conversation detailed b; tuklormers Licitness, adding, that aftei atlii;ing her to take the best of her clotlis . Witli her, he would not let her go, as it was so late ; and, on pressing blts for an explanation, he said he should keep the secret in his owls breast, for if he divulged it they le- _ .migc hang hirn, The prisoner got his • bi:*si by a little go, in the lottery way. He never told her that he -.vould set his house on tire, but she had great suspicion that such was his intention. On Saturday evening she went borne with bini, and, taking. advantage of his absence from the:Morn, she put some water in the tinder-box,. to prevent his geping a light. Shedid-not come to him on Sunday evening. Mrs. King, wife of the first witness, heard the conversation between • the prisoner and the la st witness, orsundity night week, and stated, that the prisoner :CUM home at a quarter before three, and at a quarter past three she smelt-the, smoke. She understood the prisoner was Insured, but did not believe his property to be worth five pounds.- The prisoner, in his defence, said the fire was the pore effect of ac ; that he came home on Sunday night at half-past ten o'o'clock, and; haying lighted a fire, he smoked his pipe, and went to bed.—Mr. Wilson, one of the Directors of the Plicenix 1; ire.pflice t ' said, the prisoner had effected an insurance pt their Office for £l5(. He was then remanded tiatrid2y. '' Yesterday se'nnight, the prisoners confined in the •old jail of Glasgow were removed. under en escort of town iiffieers an;d soldiers, to she nowlail, the debtors, ittnounting to 14, in coaches, and the felons, amount to 18, handcuffed, and on foot. ' ' SifG-F. Hui. has obtained a conditional order for an information against 'Alderman W. LACKEY ? for abusive language, addressed to him on the Bench' at the late". Sessions of Derry. • Yesterday morning, the toady of the young man was• got out, who was unforttmately drowned in, +Om Canal in St James's Park, on Sunday. He proved to be THOMAS H,amtunx, a herald-painter. The body was taken to the Siattling.house by St. James's Palace, L *hese the Coroner's Jury sat in the afternoon, and, bronght. in a verdict 4 8 : ;preyed, in attempting to save iht: lives- f others." . • • Wednesday. se'nnight, two young men were rashly tinuising thenuelves - hy sailing on a large piece of ice in - aleriver, at liaddingtoni and getting into deep water; Where their pbles were too short to reach the Arnow, they . wer4 carried doWn 14 shot current. la Ale aUtsid stratOnZ - This ree.-ert. wtttch-ther floated liirted int:, two, with one of them on each . piece.— Otat of the pieces luckily fl oated td t h e r i ver h an k, but thnAgbCr was oarried along and hurried over the damigini oi Girumer-mills ; and the young man was phsnged: hitothe river, in a prodigious current, where 'it was imagined almost, impossible that he should escape 4eath. In a little time,liowever. he appeared above . water, and was got on shore, in a state at stu por. from which, however, he soon recovered. Sunday sennight, at Holburn Grange, a ewe be. longing to Mt. Thompson, of F e h am Hill, was dog dUt...of the snow- alive, after having been there 24 days, and is now likely to do well.. .• In the .night of Sunday se'nnight, the Rood in the Tweed. carried off a sow and ten pigs belonging, to a poor man at Coldstream. Much' timber anc.: other articles were also washed astray in the same neigh. bourhood, and much damage was done to the milts. Monday se'nnight the remains of Mrs.:Wino:lT, late Prioress of the Nunnery at Laitherne, were in. terred in Mawgan church : on !yhicli occasion a iNgt.. cession of the Nuns of that institution took place, in the following order.: - . % N , r ~, 1 • . ' TALITRES: ecoitNT.Goantar.--1&s. Joist:lib:, 14st night, Made bar first appearance at this Theatre fur the season in the .o.haracter of Rosalind. Though this ohce incompara- L'ble Actress is now unfortunately swelled to an en Lon joint that is not adapted to the youthful characters she used to appear in, yet there is still so much gaiety in her spirit, and so muck plaTfulness in her acting, N-that we .orget her age, and (wean,* her size, in the delight which her talent of speaking gives to the ear. Her voice regains . all its beauty and 211 its volume: .every syllable she Utters comes tb the ear with that distinctness which Is enjoyed eirdy - by those who are near to other speakers; . and this does not arise from the loudness, but from the clearness of the tone. She was highly applinded; . and the house armsful!. Dituttr-LANE.—Mr. KnAv tot sight repeated the character of Richard the Third, to a crowded au. dience : he sustained the part throughout with the most powerful effect, and his efforts were crowned with loud and reiterated plaudits. ~, We understand that Earl Powts will exhibit, at Lord SOMERViLLthi Spring Shew of Cattle, on• the 7th March and two blowing days, two of the most surprising Animals that ever were seen (of the Indi•in breed, of an amazing height, brought over by Lord CLIVE), and are allowed by the first judges who have seen them, to have greater weight and smaller bone than any yet shewn. - • • . THE M it A KE7S. PRICES OF GRAIN, AT ZN W. Wheat, Kent and Essex, 661.., 745. 765. per quarter Ditto, Suffolk, 645. 68s. 745. Ditto, Norfolk, Ins. Wis. Rye, 38s. Vs. Barley, 345. Cle. Malt, 4iBft 765. FLir, 655. 795, per Sack. trot M'hakt, Minim, 66g. 76s Ditto, Baltic Red, 6(16. 665. Ditto, Hambro' or Bremen, ►IIK-LANA,,,FEBRUARY 21. .alts 11Vbbe Peas, 60a. 645. boilers, 13s. 70t. Gfrey Peas, 445. 48s. finsanikans, 449.485. 'lick Ditto, 34. Oats, Potz , oe, Ms. 84$. ."Ditto, Polsm), 265. 82s. f Pats, Feed, 2.04..485. 001. Rye, 365. 491. Ba ley, 354.421. . - Oat.% Feed, 00s. 00s. White Peas, SOS. 655. Grey ditto,lol:4lss, 50s. 555. . Ditto, Brabant Red, t AVIRAGE PRICE of CORN in BNOLANTI lint WALES, from the returns ending the 41:th of Febrotry 1814. ' Whott. • Rye. • Barley. OiiPs. Bevis. Pease. Its 4. I ii. t d. a. d. s. d. s. d. 78 5 147 6 40 26 9I 51 51,54 7 The seeress: Peke of Sugar, *imputed from the remelts wade in °bit_iltelfkswidlii tw zlb of Folinert% k "4 494 ”if;kJ* SMITHFIELD MARKET, FEBRUARY wt. PLR STONE 011 Alb. TO •;INIC THI OFTAL Bed Os 641 to 7. 4e. Veal 7. Od to 8s 6d IVintton 7s Od to 8s Od I Perk 7s Od to 8. '44 geacrit. :.300—Shevp, B,47o—Calve., 90 r —Pigs. 450. Ul'Y AND • Vi Plkiek tr fu A A SMITI suilikesa 141 tosa..ooi bower 41:to61 os Itowip • : to O) Os Straw 32s to 21 0' PRICE OF CO4I.L.S—:-COAL h4Shit4l, 103.,111. Vs' at Marke: Sold Prmes. 18i Newcastle - 14 - -11 l 24 to 6.5. 2cl 2 Sunderland - 2 - . 1124 6cl to ()St Ud 1 Stone Coal . W. 1 Welsh Coal - 1 - od. Al bI :t.PVr : Morigns ...... ... as stye 4: 31 14 RL 41 Mlitiday,tteb. 14, athconnel _ oticlt„th the ccunty of Westmeath, Ireland, by the Rtv. F. P. Winter, I...44utertant-Coke. ctrl 1 1 / 4 :u.lent, of the 311th Regiment of root, to Erautis only daughter of the late Richard Itcyncll, of Rtyhella, in the sense cent DIXD. Feb. 19, at Woolwich, Miss tlira Wittman, in her 18th year, daughter of Dr-Wittman, Sen!or R.tsident Surgeon, Ordisanee Medical Depattrnent, Woolwich. On the 18th inst. Miss France* Charlotte young:st daughter of /oho Nulile, fiq of Gam-IT-street. Tties,d)y, at GeQrge-street Barrack,.Duhlin, In the Sfith year of his age, earain Harrison, of the 3d, Pi ince Regent's Royal. Lancashire Militia. Lately, at his house in Merrion-square, Dublin, aged 7; Ro bert Boyd, E'q. lire second Justice of Ms Majesty's Court of , Ring's Bench, Ire/and. Wednesday se rudglit, at Galway, aged VT, Th..,mas Wilkins; M.U. many years Surgeon of the county Galway lufirmary.— It was in his arms the immortal Wolfe breathed his last, after Quebec had surrendered to Ms Majesty's tacos, on the ISth of October, 1759. / At Allhallows, in the hundred of Iho, Kent, aged SO, the Rev. B. Powell. Thr Rev. B. Walker, vicar of Northallertan, York*hire. • 1 ' ithltilIMA*llSNIS , rt It. STEERS'S OPODELDOC has been long 4/ establiikted from its superior excellence, theabove and other exiernal complaints, and its celebrity has given' rise to a variety of counterfe4s, which are now offered for sale in almost every street and town in the kingdom. They are Ai general composed of ingredients so base, as.;o produce little or ne egg:, therthy deceiving those who expect relief, and. they are wrapped up in directions nearly copies of those of the Genuine Opodelcitsc; in which die names of Dr. Steers, or Charing•Crotez, ar.d MT. New bery, Bookseller, of St. rauftCbirch-yard, per :.ona not. in exist. since, are made us'e of with the lartnt of more readily defrauding uowsul porchaJers. As it Is therefore become necessary to ebyiate such impositions, which are practised sven in houses otnerrent respectalAtri, the Puhlie• will be certial t<t it-k for ilsgrastruioetOpodeldoe, bre? - W:whery ace! Sons, In :if Pia* Church-yarn I.totinu and they wi.l observe, as the only mark of authenticity, that the words, " E. NvWbety, N 0.45, ;it. Paul's," are.engraved in thusuarsmvo • - TO - TpSOMAS TA YLOtt, , . BEI; lean to R.ftuin Ton, that ever siwe the year J. 0405;1 tuol been a ffl icted with clic; Lues Venerra, which from its ohrtinaiely resisting everitt urge of medicine 4• the emiiient of the faculty here, and undergoing sevciaiss.rete courses of salliation and twice discharged from the Hospitai, with Rule relief, would app , mr t o Be of the most Inveterate nature,. In I , the Trill of Lot ye:e my disorder had got to eneh a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence. In this state, I was re oonimended by Mr: I. Thotriplon, (who received, $0 great a tore by thou here,) to take your Leske's Patent Pills, which I begat to do on the 2tith My/ ; in thecourse of a fortnigh-.. I holm' to receive. benefit. In - little more than a month I became, by yfittriiksetal Mivieu uusl nactticine, perfectly free from my for mer complaints, have recovered oy former spirits and str e n g th, and aistrecome jolt and fat, in which stat e ha-Ang continued many months to the istomiimeni of a!1 who knew ine, l am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you tor the gbod of other suffering mortals, to w;ke this my caseas" public as possible, as I shell on every occasfon-.-in so doing you Will greatly *brigs, Sir, your gratefal obedient very humble set ' want, . ALEX. MLIIIKER. Sava Close, Ilighlhet, Eainbargh. ed and sold M' `the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor. oftheßoysil College of Surgeons In London, at his house No. 9, New Bridge-atreet. ' They ire also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mel ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Or ford-sired ; Mr. Disborough's, - No. 7, FisbetuertAill, neatiyop posits the Monument • and by one person in every considerabb• tows in logland, Ste, in lreses only 2s. 9d. each, seated up wtd% Selland plain directions, whereby persons ofeither sex may cure themselves with ease and secrecv. • • N.D. Every Box sold% Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp In which,by faveuref the Commiationets, re printed at the Stamp Oaks Taylor, No.#,New Bridge:street." • " I I =:...- - "T"Mr2Mewr • . . • ~ ti • witu t otii foi• COtnk Aleu ASI HMAS. HURCH's COU6H-I)ROPS for recent 1201 tic LL obaginAte Ceti ba, arid 6e:dinned Atthroas e shod storlevied, Its reptitaiitisi for Afteietyeare past, aid the varti.wtestimoM.-1 of its efficacy, is a sufactect Frock of (.e estimation In whit+ i t ' Is held ter *ll Ailthniatie Affectlaus, recent Colds sad Ceighti however obstinate, all . u Po uti lmot ri ia:Cr i . e n:Etle mare inni. h 16 As e 160 p: s o:, the foDuseing 'us*" is insetted "• In justice to yea, end to certify the value of test ezielletti Medicine (3eurc.h's Cosgb. Drop., I send yeti the farm re durt at the porticelar reque.t of the patient. "struts rwitit: ;a.* " Sir —j mot sufficiently atkauwict!ge the cure I hav e r ote l ve l frost Cbtirch's Cougisllreps. A must sea/caring Asthmatic. Cough, during the winter, edict 't!. cite so Merely, that l expected nothinig hiss than dcatlt every infunte; one brittle relicvcd t mo considerably, aid four Mort perfatty teetered me. Your seut.ttit. this to the proprietors will idly your humble servant, tnobstae EDI.UnDS Sold by Edseirde, 4, on friot , way,St. Paars Churchyard ,' London. / None can be . 1 . motioe except " Shaw and &hyoids. so, • St. Paul's Churchlard,is erigralrtl on the 121bp. Price Its. 94. and podbit. Site 4S. Cd. per Bottle. DIXON'S it,l t !BILIOUS PILLS. To Mr. DIXON, Apotheenry. SIR -1 take the caliest opportunity to acquaint' you that I have received the most woqderfil heneht the use of your DIXON'S Astunuous V 11.1.5, winds f car ried with nie to Jamaica, nod all those friends so so ma% bused them have experienced the same salihary benefit; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The 'allowing are names of sere ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost reef from your Dixon's Antib.lious pits s—Charteg Ta l ior, Esq. la maica; William Sbaw, Esq.. Kingston, dm; Mr. Wnodriff, Spanish Town, ditto). G. W. Hamilton, En. Savasfna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Aliston, Esq. ditto ; Mr. tV alker, Port Mount, ditto ; J. Penlinwin, Esc, gait. River, ditto; Mr. ISrluliens, ditto; J. Burn. got Savanna ; u, P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingiton, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Mm's ; Mrs. Woodnlf, Spautish Town; w ith many other persons of the first respectability.--Sh, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail* Mr. flutter's, 4, Cheapoich, Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sharp and /3elam, Portsmouth; Jones; Weston ' Aflautt,*and Mallory, Portsea ; Hail, Johnson, and Hauling, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; lick and Ross, and l'urper, HuU; Holland , Cookwortliy, Ne t tl eton , and Gilbert, Plymouth.; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Swine', Lynch, and Atkinson, Manabester rrewm..n, Exeter; Baxter and M`Drinald, Glaspow ; Bingen and Barry, Bristol; Stevtwon and Co. Norwich; . Sn‘ . afen; Leicester; Edstards and Penny, and Billing° and Lathbuty, Liverpool ; Neal* and Ledger, Dover; White Brighton ; Rotserrs and Ruff, Chel tenham; and retail by most &usury Medicine Venders, in bozos at 2 nd. z it. e •Is. DR. G ILBE RT's VEGETABLE ANTISCO L BUTIC DROPS, are sold in London, wholesale and re tail, by R. Butler, 4, Cheapstde ; Neither/ and Suns, 45, St. Paurs; E. Edwards, (late Shaw and Edwards) 69, Ditto; ant Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.)' 10, Bow March-yard, in bottles at eel. 2s. and a small size at -;s. Gd. each. This extraordinary Medicine Stands unparalleled in the care of many Inveterate and alarming diseases to which the boom body is subject at all Masons of the fear, and in every climate, . but the cures which have been obtiined from its use in the following disorders, exceed . every thing of the kind slick have come under our observation, viz. Schrophula or Lin% Evil, Cancers, Ulcerated Legs, Wounds in any part of the Body, particularly Fistulas, Vies internal or external, Leprosy, Scorbu tic Eruptions, and all Corrosive Humours, when affecting the head, eyes, or any dart of the body or liarbs. 'll2. nualeroas stvislenceit which iv-e extant with regard to l's snarls in tte Cute of Paraly;lc Affecdons, Oratd, Rheumatism, and Rheumatic Clout, biz; mirk its powers over these dreadftil e.sees. Mmy other disorders which originate front the Scurvy intensify, and Ile, aD it - rosy he said,dormant In the sys•ent far a owlet of years, but are at last from their inveteracy rou•ed iota Action, and per.. dee; train of manila too sum* isr elnicription, Ina ) , be clacked in their infancy by a few bottles of ths re ' mody. In order to verify these remarks, we subk:in the interestiag case, which contains facts the {:!>X knpertant No It, Barraelt-striet, Nits/ninth, Feb. a, seta, W. Joon Htseoci, of this town, was for sword yeasts- aS. flitted with a most invtteraili Scorbutic Disease in ewe; pan et Ws body, Out particularly the hack, which was in getterat tower- • cd with an Inflammatory eruption. He was,also mach distresFed with pair4t or the rheumatic hind, and a weaknas all ti limbs an it at times was worm able "to *elk or sirup. These complaints aff.cted him at certen periods so severe!' as to cow pet bins to use crutches, and the acoteuess of the pains deprived him of rest day ani night. Such was his &plumbic state whoa he began to cake the VEGETABLE DROPS , which in a short tme lessened Al. aill.ctions, and finally completed a care. Witnets, ICil'IN •lIISCOCK. WhOlesisk Country Vet sirefor Dr. G.lhert's '`i'egetalde An. iistorkwic Drops, art, &odic: and Dowding, Salisbury ; and Dyce, Exeter; Gilbert, Plymouth-Doc:1 • azd sold retail by Hope and Jones, Druggists, Parma ; Brtartt , Dru;gfst, Potts. mouth; Leu, Postmaster, tospon ; Brown end &melons, Newport, Isle of Wight ; Hollis , kumsei liarveT. SoughlaßP ton • Phillipsoes end Ends, Chicbistar; White an d Piciaipsur, Brighton; Showbrook, Horsham; hilinday, Worthing; Eat, , Winchester; Haydon and Co. Plyltoutb; and oar respectable Medic's* Vender in most Towns In England. • CHALLENGE. M.F x ...S y r jes ß t f s .CU . R ce RIE and Co. challenge the whole w orld ? th at* in hit prove a single Instance where their Medicine and nattbed of cure ever failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in the particulrt branch of their prabillg3/1 has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They cor.tinue to direct their studies to :tie treatment and curs of Venereal Complaints, and' that derangement of the swan, which is the consequence of the petit' dous and wasteful effects of a halCo long and sort uniracpily pursued by the 'youths oflsoth seam, .n the one It will be found to be the tinfaillog !name of barren ness; the other awe its ravages fatally developed to thaw by &dis tressing state of debility, winch, if nix timely rentswhed,tenninate, Tote, ice. These are ha remote and ultimate effects, wLtle coo sun cations, loss of muscular power/Awl various nervous eassmoaints usually characterise the earner stages of this .o.tary Irks% Of per sons languishing nctler the disorders ins:ideate such a habit, :heir treatment is *rapist and has errer promtd ammeter/4A In the owe's of a long, laborious, ail much eveniLil pract;cs. lit the must obstinate and cJmpiteared cases of verse . . - es! infection sects as obstroctioste SO the ure t hra, spunnt escrmetinces, bird to ' rams, callous ulcers, ertipthrcss seminal *Ansi% sleets, as also snucruaEs, Whether tee-rot or of lute duration, and wttch Save baffled the sk !t-sforber Praeddoners ; are by the's present improved plan of tetr.tment, effectually aad permanently cored, without the pat' ;t stsSeroag the excruciating pain and alarmiv hemorrhage settle` cr;ten logows the appUcat'on of tkelunar c.ustic. In thecogne of ft) rani exter.slve practice In this metropolis, numerous c.'ee of krettires have been and are daily under their care, the total sra.beation of which are effected by a safe, centha, ernel!.. loo•S mode of ;:?actize, sup•rior to arty ocher yet adopted. Tie streskit , rss, relaxation, and debility proteetbig from this com pla,nt, :x speed.:7 rentoved, and the patient restored to tumid and evorous health. But where ;he debility hoe for year'. 'ted, a proper perseverance in their restnebtive remedies, after t;.trcture has been dertvred, is in diTcnsohly requisite to revive the slumbering barks of life, and to reauitnate .he coustitudon. several Noblemen-and Gentlemen, of the Ent rearectibltrf . :aye beets MLitt the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. tot ter re. rotoral of coniplalrts of the Urethra, Strictures, ke. and, Mere . esceived a radical sad peemsoent ..mare, request that rehreucci maybe made to them as sadsfectori aidences of the decided em sr,rnatity of blears. Ciocie and Cp.'s plan at treatment. Maul or i ere Gentlemen lad Strictures from tea to twenty years, ono were under the care of Messrs. Roma and Hesvoldet s and other surgeons of olual *thalweg, who attempted tbdreurs by the application of the loom caustic s niches'. success. Patients in she Country aro requested to stare the particles:ss of their case, age, and mariner of hiving, enclosing a Bank- note for advice' and roadicinesi and the singe will be given • r rprwardad to any part Of also Kb 14130 1. Messrs. Currie toad Co. may be consulted by *her Set, with the greatest delicacy, sweaty and honour, at their house, No 101. Hatton-rlarden. blued by I.stri.SlKT, ricket Place; and re, and at tilt Stir OINCO, Temple Bar. ' ~_ ---- ~ ~s~_ 1 i 1 I'. i L j .. • " r~ I: ■b .• I