Star. — London, England, 1814-11-05 00:00:00

lllllllMM=Millaellta 111811°11110 I MYSTERIOUS CHARGE OF lifffRDER. w Ex ET ER, Nov. 2.—On Monday evening last, Ann Radford, daughter of Mr. Radford, gasdener, pre ferred a charge if murder against a young in in,: John Burd, a coal-carrier, with whom it seems she had for a long time kept company. The maw was ap prehend,-d, and an examination took place before the Magistrates. Ann Radford, a single woman, deposed, fg that about two years and a half since, she went towards 1-1.-avitree. soon alter eight o'clock in the evening, accompanied by John Bard, and near the spot where the gallows stood, on the Magdalen road, they met. William Buckhill, who was butler to a Mr. Phillips, who lodged at Mr. Pync's. on Southernhay. That Buckhill said to But d, • what have you to do with my girl r Burd replied, ' she is as much mine as your's.' That Buckhill then struck Burd a violent blow in the stomach. That Burd then seised hint by the collar, and said, ' I will be your Utcher.' Buckhill implored that he would not munder him. That he then struck Buckhill a blow on the temple, btought him to the ground, and he did not speak afterwards. That Burd then struck horn seve ral bltoifs with a stick across the head, and he groaned once after the tirst blow. That Burd then took th 4 body on his back, and carried it to Underhill's•lields which is about three hundred yards distant, and threw it into the ditclt ; and then went with depo....nt to his ni,,stt l ' s stable, it) iviagd !len-street, for a shcvel, and returned and buried the body with its clothes rm. That ll.rd took some .papers -from the waistcoat rocket <v . the deceased, which he read, and said they were cf no consequence ; but he did not search whe ther h. had any thoney, or a watch . . That the whole cl ttw transaction did not occupy more than one hour. That it was not very dark at the time. That they came together to her father's house, and then sepa rated. That she has had several conversations with , Bind on the su►.ject, the last on Sunday, wheh be threatened, that it she divulged it, he would be her . butcher; but if not, site should never want." George Radford, brother of the foregoing, sworn and examined, says, 66 that he recollects, upwards of two years since, his sister com:ng home one evening, about nine o'clock; she sat herself down. laying her head on the table, and burst into tears ; on his asking her the cause, she replied, thine was cause enough ; that she had seen that ev:•ning what she should never forget; that Underhill's• field, would be her ruia.'— He urged her to explain further ; but she said,' that she would never disclose to him, or any other person, what she knew." There are many circumstances which seem to in validate this woman's testimony, and which would lead us to doubt the truth of this extraordinary charge. The length of time That has elapsed since the murder took place; the carrying the body to a Geld at the distance of 800 yards, when there were others close at hand—the early hour of eight o'clock, in the midst of summer—and the publicity of the road, where there is continual passing, render it altogether highly improbable : while, on the other hand, the gill is ex- tremely dear and positive in her statement, and in no respect has deviated in the minutest particular. She bas been taken to the field, and bas pointed out, to the best of her recollecti. , n, the snot where the body was buried; but although several labourers have been employed in .diggi ng the whole of yestctJay and' to-day, no discovery has I ;een made. Tile M igistrates are using ever) to bring the affair t'; llght, and tr. asct rtain whether Wiiliam Buckbill isstill liv ing, or it he was founl missing ahbut the time stattd. Burd is remanded to Southgate prison for further examination ; and his accuser remains in custody for want of sureties. Last week the following horrid deed was perpe trated at Wyberton, near Boston :—John Addy, aged 22, having paid his addresses to the daughter of a Mr. Bacon, in whose house he boarded, and not find ing his attention encouraged, went into the parlour where Miss B. was standing, and placed himself- be side, her; shortly after, he stepped behind her, drew out a razor, and cut her throat ; he then cut his own, and rushed out of the house into a cottage opposite, where he laid himself down, and bled profusely. Sur. gical assistance was prOcured from Boston, and the wound is not in either case expected to prove fatal.— ( Cambridge Chretticlf.) Serjeant Vv*:.t. Gut: N, of the 93d regiment, came to Inverness on the 2tth ult. to receive the pay of the party of which he had charge, at Nairn; on his return he was taken ill on the way of a violent complaint to which lie was subjt et, and alighted from the horse on which he rode for relief, and was discovered is a sitting pos ture, quite lifeless, on the road side, with his stick ander his arm. In his pockets were found two bank bills, several notes, together with his watch. Last week, at Warminster, at .t *wild beast exhibi tion, a man took a little boy in his arms, and un guardedly approached so near the cage of a tiger, that the fierce animal dashed out his claws, caught hold of t::e child, and would have dragged him into the cage, had nut the dress, which was set y loose, given way, by which the beast lost his hold, but he tore the gar anent to the skin. Two Coroner's inquisitions were taken in Birming ham last weeks one on D. Sneyd, 25-years of age, who being in a state of intoxication, went into a yard in London Prentice-street, on Wednesday se'r. - iight, as night, and there fell into a well, and was killed on the spot; and the other on John Ball, 60 years of age, who being in a state of intoxication, fell down some cellar steps at a piiblic-house in Litchfield -street, and disiocated his net - i-:. Verdict—Accidental lkath. CLERICAL ANEcnoTr.—A Gentleman travelling in South Wales, the end of September last. came to the village of Llanarth, hi Cardiganshire, where he found all the eatables in a state of requisition. On inquiry, he found a clinical meeting on the spot, consisting of about 60 or 70 Welch parsons, assembled in a barn near the church, just going to sit down to a plentiful dinner of geese, f0w1.4 mountain mutton, and fresh herrings, and abundance of Welch` ale. Th., stranger, who fortunately wore a black tea:, tank his seat, and mixed with the patty unperceived, highly entertained and gratified with the simplcity and piety of the guests. The reckoning of no r,:: cc than 2s. Bd. each person, soon came in, and was discharged ; and• the Gentli:man gave them the slip at the moment they. were going to proceed on public business, impressed with a high sense of cheap living and Welch huspi. OLD BAILEY. Yesterday eighteen prisoners were tried, threlve of . whom were convicted of felony. viz.—D. Dulven, for stealing several places of wood ; Elizabeth Carter, for steeling two coats ; B. p/ainsen, fur stealing a child's frock, &c. ; C. Hill, for stealing a piece of beef; J. Lacey, tor stealing a looking glass; W. Boyd, for stealing a rummer glass ; J. Clarke, for stealing two WI bank notes; Gray, for stealing a quantity paint; Mary Roberts and Mary Alba, for stealing a pair of shoes; S. Webb, for ste ding a pair of •aaAdlesticks and William Williams, for stealing three blankets. And six were acquitted, viz. Rebecca Bat nett, B. Payne, J. Jackson, Mary Connor, ' E. Dow den, and Mary Jones. Same day the Sessions ended, when sentence of Death wag passed on John Wilson, for stealing goods from a wharf ; Chas. Huske Allen, for stealing aletter from the Pust Office, containinF a .410 note ; C. Wolf from, for stealing goods in a uwelling house ; Eliza beth M'Donald, for uttering counterfeit money, hay. ing been before convicted nt a like offence ; FardyCar roll and George Coates, for highway robberies ; Jane Wood, for dealing goods in a dwelling house ;—R. King, for a burglary ; Wm. King and Amos Crisp, for stealing in dwelling houses ; Thos. Robinson, for maliciously cutting Rees Harris ; Wm. Barnett, for a highway robbery ; Lydia Case, (a girl not fourteen years of age) for stealing in a dwelling house ; Wil Liam Gardner, Thomas Osmond, and Alexander Wil son, for bu'glaries ; James Topping, for a highway robbery ; George Beck and Harry Gri ffith s, for a burglary ; Joachim De Lofonte, for maliciously cut ting M. Vieira, a ship-mate ; Wiliam Jones, alias Milky, for burglary ; and Patrick Smith, for a high way robbery. Three were ordered to be transported for life, viz. T. Wall, W. Tooley, and W. Andrews ; tour for 14 years, viz. Aim Smith, J. Hunt, J. Isaacs, and T. Lewis ; and torty-two for seven years, viz. J. Kaight ler, G. Griffiths, H. Hart, J. Holmes, J. j a t alsau , J. Dt'wer, J. Myell, M. Stanley, J. Brown, Frances Wilkinson, Mary Smith, J. Gill, alias Stiles, K. Hol loway, T. H. Stevenson, H. Wirrison, J Gorlinan, N. Edgeworth, for bigamy ; Anthony Swinton, for stealing a watch ; John Flowers, Thomas Pock. ham, W. Gardner, H. Yates, Sophia Crouch, Mary Perry, Mary Mascal 1, J. B. Bell, S. Conliff, J. Cooper, J. Hayltl, Mary Bell, S. Priest, J. Smith, Eliza Goose, Elizabeth Gibbs, J. Dixon, F. Smith. J. Price, J. Parker, J. Lacey, W. Williams, W. Jen- kins, and J. Belcher, (fot t$ rowing a burning liquid over the garn.ents of Mrs. Bailey, of Chelsea) ; one was ordered to be imprisoned in Clerken well Bride well fir two years ; 11 to be imprisoned for one year; 30 for six calendar months, and six for lesser periods in the same gad ; 13 to be imprisoned in Newgate for various p.ai , ds ; four to he publicly, and 14 pri vately whipped; nine were fined ls. each ; four judg ments were respited, and 17 were discharged by pro clamation. The S-,sions adjourned to the 18th inst. at Guild hall.—The sentence of J. Anderson, for the robbery, at Bedlunt, on William Looghurst, was respited—be is to be traospotted for life. POLICE. ' [la our Bowpreet Report in the STAR of Monday, I a gentleman. charged with wounding another in the ; Ship Inn at Charing Cross, was designated to be a Captain Mathison, of the Artillery.. We have to state that there is no such officer in the Royal At tiilrt y ; but there is a gentleman of that name in the corps of Drivers attaci.ed to the former.] Bow-STREET.— The benevolei.t Mr. Webb has ac tually bees driven out of London by 'a gang of sturdy beggars, who have infested his residence, and folksy edErn in and out of the house, notwithstanding a constable being placed to protect . On Thurs day there was an assemblage of about fifty. Among them there was a woman, named Wood, from Tun bridge Wells, who, a short time since, received £4.5 of his bounty, and who was then pestering him for more, under pretence of purchasing the discharge of a son who is a soldier. She had a lad, another son, with her, who the constable recognised to be a reputed thief ; and he therefore brought them to the Office, when they were ordered to be detained. The woman had 40 pawribrokeis' duplicates on her. Mr. Webb left .town on Thursday night. On Monday, a young man, dressed in a naval uni form, went to the Bedford Head, King -street. Blooms. bury, and represented himself to be an Officer, just arrived from Portsmouth, and requested to have ' board and lodging. He said he had £370 to receive at Somerset House, for which he must procure two 18s. stamps, and requested to have 82 to procure them. The landlady sent-a man with the money, and to shew him the way. On the way he endeavoured to procure the rie'l from the man, hut he would not part with it. On their arrival at the Navy Office, the fal lacy of his pretensions was discovered, and the porter in the halt recognised him as having defrauded him, and his having been there several times, attempting to commit frauds ; upon which he was taken into custody and brought to the Office, when W. Ivitt, of the King's Head, Duke -street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, stated, that on Tuesday se'unight the prisoner came to his house and told him the same story, and made a like request. He accompanied him the following day to the Navy Office, he saying he was going to receive /MO for prize-money. He waited in the hall while the pris:incr went into the interior of the Office, when he shortly returned , and said his money was all ready for him, but he wanted a sel note to give change, which he let him have. He waited till four o'clock, when the Office closed, and he could not learn any thing respecting the prisoner. J. N. Coffin, Clerk in the Ticket Office-, Navy (Dace, said the prisoner came to him some time since, and demanded wages fur serving on board the Procris sloop of war, and pro , duced a certificate ; but on reference to the books, he found he had becn paid at Portsmouth.—He was committed for trial. J. Myers, a fishmonger, in Princes-street, Westmin ster, Sawa his wife, and Ann Burman, were committed as rogues and vagabonds, having been concerned m a Little Gn. Mary lluworth was 'charged with stealing a silk handkerchief from Amelia Penson. The prosecutrix, with a female friend, w is p;v,s;ng through Catherine street, when she was sui rounded by several louse wo men, among whcm tvg's the prisoner, who dernauded her money; and on the prosecutris saying she had none for ter, she Ireplied, she would have some; at tie same time catching her by the throat, and forci- , bly taking the handkerchief. She then retreated into a public-Inane, on her return from which she was se cured by the watchman. She war fully committed. HATTON GA RDEN.--Jfaria Harting was charged on suspicion of having robbed her master's house, of a silver-watch, three silver table spoons, and SOs. worth t'f half•pence. Mr. Owns, of Clarendon-square, fin mer's-town, said, the ptistAner washis servant. On Thursday evening, having ocoasion to go out, he locked his shop door, which opened into the parlour. and put the key into a drawer, which he locked and put the key into his pocket. No person was in the house but the prisoner. He knocked at the street door about eleven, when the prisoner told him from the area, that there had been thieves in the house. He desired her to open the door, but she said she could not, and appeared much alarmed ; witness brought the watchman, and on their coming to the door it was opened by the prisoner. He fund the parlour, the middle, and the back door open, and missed the pro perry abovementioned. James Harris, a pawnbroker, in Charlton-street, deposed, that about a quarter past eight o'clock that evening he was passing by Mr. Cowes' shop, and saw a man go in at the private door, which was immediately shut to. Witness think ing it was Mr. Cowns, struck the door with his um brella, expecting it would be opened ; he waited some minutes and not finsling the door opened, lie went on. The prisoner, in defence, said, that when her master went out he left the back door " pen, by which t:.e thieves gained admission ; and when she lotted they were in. the house she bolted the kitchen door, which was the cause of her answering frorrythe area, being afraid to open the kitchen door ; and that if any pet s In entered at the front door, he must be let in by his cnmpanons. Mr. Staunton, a loaking-glass manufac turer, Ne. 58, Lombard -street, and who has a house at Islington-green, deposed, that the prisoner lived in his service about a yen and a half, and that he never had a more trusty servant. He has seven daughters, and if he htd not thought the prisoner a tit and safe person, lie would not have kept her about them. He laft the care of his house and property to her for six weeks list season, while he and his family were out of town, aid he never missed any thing. He could trust her to any amount. The Magistrate said, that diem ter might do in another place, but it could not avail her at present. She was remanded. MA Rixoltouqui seitace.—E. Spark:, his mother, and his sister, were charged with stealing a quantity of printed paper, thee property of Messrs. Stevensand Co. of Old Bond-street. The prosecutors arc manu facturers, and the prisoner served his time with them. The property was exposed for sale in Barrard's-cour, and two persons proved that they had purchased it considerably under its value of the female prisoners. One of the partners proved having frequently seen the female prisoner call ,on Sparks at the manufactory ; and he in defence attributed the Whole to his methei and sister, and denied any knowledge of the robbery himself. The whole were committed for trial. QUEEN4QUARE.—Yesterday a baker in StrAton. grounds, ‘Vestminster, was summoned, in conse quence of a quantity of light bread having been seized on his premises. They seized fourteen var. tern, thirteen half quartern, and twenty-four penny loaves, some of the quarterns wanting four ounces, and several of the penny-rolls, which ought to have weighed five ounces three drachms being deficient one ounce and three quarters 1 It, however, being his first offence, he was convicted only in Is. per ounce, on 6 ounces, and 20s. costs. M. C. I- lance:, who first introduced the fninainating • . annoyances into this country, and who was convicted some time since, of selling them, attended, and paid the penalty of £5, observing, that he was much stir prized on his return from the Continent, to find his snug little depot broken up, as he !hid long sold the like articles in Italy and France, without interruption. UN lON HA LL—Yesterday J. Lloyd, a man of dash ing appearance, was brought up by Goff and May, charged with a telony, he having !tiled a horse of Mr. Daniels, a livery-stible-keeper, in Coleman -street, and forgotten to return it. It appeaied that the pi iso. ner hired the horse in question slime time since, and rode it down to the Noah's-ark public house, in Maid lane. Here he continued a night ; and the next morning employed the landlord to procure him a customer for the horse. This the landlord, having no suspicion of him, did. The horse not coming home, however, Mr. Daniels applied to May and Goff, ar.d instructed them to go in search of that and the prisoner. The officers at length discovered the horse, in the possession of the landlord of the Europa public house, in ltotherhithe ; and the prisoner was apprehended on the other side of the water. He was committed for a further hearing. . SWINDLING.—A person was found guilty at the last Lancashire Assizes, and sentenced to be impri soned and stand in the pillory, for ordering goods from different tradesmen, and enticing them to exe cute his orders, which generally amounted either to £5 or R I 0, by sending them the halves of Bank-notes, with a promise that the other halves should be remit-' . ted on the receipt of the goods. hOweier, he always failed to do, and, on comparing notes, the persons duped found that the halves were dividd in more than one sense ; for while one half reached one tradesman, the other was forwarded to another trades. Man, whose mutual interest it was, at last, to coalesce with each other, in order to receive some value .for their goods. .OIEWUA FL AND LEADENHALL (By the Carcass.) Bed, ter stone 33 4d to 4s $d I Veal 4i Sd to 6s Ad Mutton - 4s ud to S s 2d Pork tis Od to Ss of PRICES OF HAY AND sIRAW YESTERDAY. sr. JAMES'S. wort 'et:tt rim. Hay 41 Os to 51 Os 64 I Hay 41 4s to SI Si 04 Straw 11 16s to II 19$ Od I Straw 11 16s to 91 Ys OJ , F HOPS. NEW SAG!. NEW POCKET,. Kent 71 09 to 81 161 Kent - 81 Oa to 91 151 usu.' CI Os to 71 7. Su , .. 61 Os to 81 8s SRN-SE 71 09 to 91 Os Fa: Alain 101 Os to 131 89 PRICE RAW HINES. Best Heifers and Steers (per • OtdWary fts Otl to 2s 44 stone) -3% 01 to is 4d Market Calf 1 Is. each. Middlings Its 64 to 4s &I Los Horse Iss to It4s PRICE OF '1 ALLOW. St. James's Market 5s 5d 1 Town 'Fallow Sls n' Clare Market - os Od 1 Yellow Russia alsi , I Whitechapel Market 5s 2d I White dttto b4s ti.! per stone of 131 b .----•- 1 Soap ditto 793 uJ Graves :Nu ea—Good Dregs 106 1141. Yellow Soap, Ws—Minded, 1 lUa—Curd, 114.—Palm, 003. rfice of W 440 Pet dna lii WrAillykiss 161 0(10 NO Disorders hive outributed more esaeistially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank ray adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Conktituron has been tainted by Disease, a renovrlon of stability is indipen sably requ.slte. Twenty yews have we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of the following Disorders, MI the sue. cessful result of our plan gives Us addlt:onal -ardour to oppose, as far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the eataloyne of Human Intirmrles. After init'ation into evrry branch, as Navy Surgeons, we formed a wit.y at an early per:ud of practice, to rescue individuals trum the is.. arat! et• ot uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitant, of general Practi , ion& rs. The Dkorderi to the cure of which we have deemed our ere tentnn, comprke every spades of Venereal Infectioe; ail kind, of Debility, %shelter ar'sieg from the habits of school boy% or the indulgcneies of maturer age; that derangement of the Syitem in Women, which is called Barrenness or Sterility; Seloh,al Weaknesses, Gleets, tiberuettons in the Urettes; as aho whether recent or of Ineg duration, anti leett !hive ',allied the skill of other Practitioners, are by oar present improved plan of treatment effectually au perms. ;1,071y cut ed , without the p.tirnt sufferue the excructating pen and alarning I iemelfrhage which frequently follows the appette met of the Linear Calibtit. In the course of our extrusive practice in the metropolis, numerous casts of SI RIC LUKE. have bets and are daily under our care, the total eradication of wirch is et. fected by a safe, certain, and erpedii ous mode of cure supt tier to any ether yet adop ed. The weakness, relaxation, anti tl..tie toy, proceeding from this complaint are speedily rem red. and the Patient restored to sound and vtes,rous health. But w:.ere the ele•otlity has for years existed, a prneer eerseserance fn use reinsert ive remedies is indispensably requ.site, io rev:re:he clams berme se tilts of life, and to tsantroute the cone it t.ii.ote Ntimeroo3 Themes are the result of .georance of lia•tr in tste steatite:tit of a simpk Gonorrhea, atel it not untrup.4.:ly !iar pelts that the seeds of life are remits d by the h hserctiete of an unettarded hour. By a superior method such rt.-Tents are easily cured; and even n here tellers have .a,ie I, ws nee that we may presume to Wee a radical resestahliehment. Few, how ever, are the cases °recoup:leafed distress in dn. eteier. pared with the calamitous situation of men, %eget, mom .111 it.! gesiceln a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a f.t.h.91....te Ufa, acquire that state of debility which is the cuaso &Mt c quince of suck pernicious haleits. Wh. re the •• 1 ' broods over his misery. but cetefully conceals hi. itti•t .7t! •. •t may ha some eensulatton tt.r him to know, that alihote;t.., . n object of doubt or uncertainty with other Pra.-titetc , t t moral of these deficiencies by the gradual progress cat is the acqutrentent of our experience. If the rites , . Venus have begun to reduce manly vieour, rite 1. be prevented by an early counteraction of this ! In these cases no great difliculty will occur. Married Women, who hare love ea d . roppoin . ed •• expectations °ln family, may he assured, hat in ine• t it such detects are curable by Medical sioU. the rece:cy which is so etserrial to ottr uelertain ,• qualificatioes which we have presumed - to state, ' of our pretensions. and in denelele;,ee w tth such • ts given, that Messrs. Caine and Co. 'nay he ewe e. • Wins of either sea whit the greatest territy and Patients in the Cr uirry are requested to state the • : of their case, age, and genera l h a b it e t l i v i ng, and et.z, . t metanee for advice and hletto;ines, whet the sant • , ' 1 or sent to any pan of the Kirgtioin. CURRIE and ten Soren re, N. le7, !fatten •.•:' HIGH WA'l ER Al' LONDON BRIDGE T0.M(41 Morning . - 24 Mtlitlts• &ter t: Ahem on - tnimites dii !, 1..)b40011: hinted by LEvIL KIWI, Pickett ta..ize; pub4cd there, and at the his Mice. levied r:r. • COISIIITRY MANICEII. Oaroaa, Nov. s. —Price of a bushel of Wheat UI. d r - Tbe Quartara Issat, Ob. 1 id. UlllllloGe,Nov. 3.--Wltrat per loal.llo Gs t , ACY2 10- •-•• Barley, per quarter Ms to stls. Oats 351 to Sus. IfraDs lOss to 504 Peas Ohs to 51.. COAL-MARKE'r, NOVk.MBat 4. Shir at Market 6Y} Newkast le re; Sunderian4 00•' 041 to C9*. fra 66. OM. to Ga•. 01 CC/VASE OF Paris 1 day's da. 22 to Liv. iMtto, 2 Us. 22 GO Bourdeaux,do. 2 60 Madrid, 404 Effect. Cadiz, 40 free!. Amsterdam, I U 34 tiß Ditto at sight, 34 4 P.otterd.un, c.f. 10 13 s U riamburgh, s 4 11 ft U .I[Cl - IANGE. Naples, - - I.lsit.to, 4, 7 Oporto, . t ti I)t.bltn, . . Cork, Palermo, 123 I.egkorn, 5.2 f Gettoo, 49f, Veniee,n. C. I.lv.Plcco!‘-. ineffective per/. gtc) 2: CI 'ottani 3 p••r rent. AJtona, 32 3 2 U Agio on the Bank of PRICES OF GOLI Portugal Gold in Coln, Foreign Gold in ears New Doubloons New Dollars AND SI .VElt £0 us. 004. per o z. £.O O. 04. .C 4 7 6 .C.s S 8 MARat I ED Nov. I, at Leattdagton, near Warwick, R W Dicks non, En. Lieutetia.it-Colonel of the Warmi:ltAh re Mtitti4, to El zdb a, daughter of the late Co.onul Wtiodin Ito.t, of East India Com„any's service. DIED. October 7. ;It Soirc-tur-tiam!)..e., c,fe 11 0 1. the wi.low icbohirf, ..fin hed, farm al. th at place. ['hit wo,ual. until hitt a few _ . days of b••r lath, co:Aim:fed actorttly ein; , 0y...1 in ',yr (itch 44. aud wal'ical every to 1.,:r pi-W. caw c., a of "wetly two aides .slic bad trc••'i:)y but:sr:A at of two years, because Alit' of II r y .e.is :141 airy with respect is tbe CODSCi iirr tan! AU V It:L. WHEN Men of E , lnc4tifin awl professional use persever•tig endeavours to liscover the most sate antl :imam method of teat n 7 a sew prevailing Dfi-ea.43, flee St.C..ZIP► n! result of their experience 's bes: proof of ...pert-way Messrs COES and Co as regular Nlemhers of the Royal Collo;e of Surgeoni to London, .ave beet. iidoc.e, to make ch.. cure of tLe tollow'rtg the object m thei: vrri•ctear study. v.; a certam Disorder, frs;uent.y contracted tar a molten* it ...mai. :aeon, and 'ts concomitants. Str ctures an I Greer, v.! Leh, by in improved plan, are Tee I.ly and efleckually erred ; as de. hi:ay, whether arisen. front qacchztiaaan ;of . .sects, low r e si. Lnce 'r 'rearm &mate:, or a scent solbary vice, 't.o of•en on. happily pursc..d by the y13'1.: t brde scae.. 'ri it e on.. eai.4';ng ;facility or 14311:11:44-s; the re:•er a !.•.:1.-roe !rain 01 tiep veins thseases, wb ch , if not timely rrinecbed, ternrnate 111 imp). Itl•Ce and c. rsuni.,-von In chat dborrAltig tae of debilf.y Qv defidency, whether the consequence of ' , nal l'ane'ut habits, or ..rising from any other cause, by which the powers or the corstd. en'telattel as rei:ularly educar. I Irrgeons of Lou. lon, they offer a firm, sate, stet see ty resturAtlon to wail mid vtgorous health. _ _ - - Messrs. Goss and Co: exclusively prafessik; the cure of thee ;articular complatuti, in or .Icr the they ntay not be, by mist:Lk ..n few, marked wit:. :be obitto::y so jostay attached 60 the Inorant :mpiric, clink it just.ce to tiennch , e6 to state chat they have been I.ro i •rtly re.t:catsd aud net!...red into every branch of the profession (certificates ot which from thr...rt•ut Ho:pita s, an:l test:mot:4ls front he must eat nent hey have to convince ar.y inqufrer) th• the st.ccess resuitir i g i•inn their endeavours fit .t induced them to qu.r the practice of be general Practitimet, and they presume that their pretene‘ous zonstitute a air ground 'or the iv:precede-sited confidence ye* wiech they have, by the Pitb:l4 betnt so liberally hot:oared. The result of a lout and extenst is praolc. :MIS enabled theta s Sy a superior method, to neronve venereal complaints • however uveterate or compllcated *thou subiectin,• the patient to the least restraint 'n diet or exerri , t ;an I r: rem Casts se',.ere au early applicaOon is attic eat iisc: v zry c.; O e uh.ctu,a, they ire. q perform a clire In the %Nutt space ', two days. Int UR. inece Ivrte,! success •I o:cit.:node of treenn , nt t which bets Ca rts beet, kmavrt to fail in ooe irt:tarze la • ; I . 4etict ot is) eats, during which period n: any thousand person s o t both trees have j bow; cured, even at* , er vi.r.4 .t.jurlous nicti.tels had teen pursued by other Yrac.i; lousy. witheit.:: effect), usduces them to thus publicly eller their av!ce To be consulted daily by Patents of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, end attention.—Letters trent tor cc:limey, containing thrparticulatt of e case, age, and manner of hying, uclos4tr3 a remittance, duly atirnded to, and advice and Medicine lore 1 1 waled :o any Last of the kingdoms • .•), : and on ~p • • - , • • • ...et fr. Sh;ps SS ft il