Star. — London, England, 1810-04-28 00:00:00

TO THE MEMORY OF SIR JOHN MOORE. FROM MISS MITFORD'S POEMS. Who has not felt exulting Rapture's glow For England's triumph o'er her haughty foe ? Whe has not wept fur England's gallant train, The slaughter'd victims of degen'rate Spain Of ev'ry aid, of hope itself bereft, Their firmness and their valour only left, Let yon ensanguin'd plain their triumph tell ; Too dearly purchas'd—for their Leader fell In Victory's arms thus AIIERCROMBIi died ! Thus Nit.soN bled, our sorrow and our pride ! Still Britain mourns stern Fate's relentless doom, .And 'twines the Hero's laurels round his tomb. Lamented Chieftain ! thy well-skill'd command From sure destruction sav'd thy faithful band ; ' fwas thine with them each painful toil to share, ' l'svzs thine alone the mental pangs to bear, When warring elements against thee rose, Before thee ireach'rous friends—behind thee foes. And when at length Corunna's tow'rs appear'd, And English vessels their proud ensigns rear'd, 'l'was thine to sec thy bold pursuers fly— Nobly to coriquerundismay'd to die. Thy parting words to filial duty giv'n ; And thy last thought to England and to H'. Ay' s! No tawdry scutchconc hang around thy tomb, No venal mourners ware the sable plume ; No statues rise to mark the sacred spot, Nor pealing organ swells the solenni note . A hurried grave thy soldiers' hands prepare, Thy sold*n is hands the mournful burthen , The vaulted sky, to earth's extremcst verge, Thy canopy ; the cannon's roar thy Affection's sorrows dew thy lowly bier, And weeping Valour sanctifies the tear! PUBLIC DEBT. The following statement of the factitious wealth of the United Kingdom, is so important that we think it ought to be laid before the public, with his obser vation on it : 1 National funded debt of Great Britain X 734,552,142 2 Unfunded ditto - - 49A14,948 3 Notes issued by the Bank of England 21,406,930 4 Notes of Private Ban::ers - - 84 ,000,000 3 India Bonds in circulation - - 4,868,99 . 2 13 ELAND. .......... ___ 45 Funded Debt in Jan. IMO • X 81,510,856 7 llnfur.detl ditto, exclusive of the capital of sundry - annuities for lives, and for terms which I can not ascertain - - 61.1,809 A Notes issued by the frisk Paul: on Ist Feb. 1809 3,07c.:, - olti 9 Notes issued by private bankers, computed on the principle of Ricardo's calculation - - 12,000,000 ,041,732,193 Total—O:le Thousand and forty-two Millions ! In this account the onl7 disputable article is the amount of notes issued by private bankers, taken on a general computation which it is impossible to aster• tain.—This stul•endous edifice of credit is at once an object of terror and astonishment. At a distance suf ficient for safety, the most foinidable phenomenon may be viewed with admiration dr indifference ; but not so when the danger approximates, or the sense of it is real. A deep and uniform impression on a con stant mind, or even on a timid imagination, cannot be wholly against reason. This pile of paper is too near us to be seen through a false medium, or to be contemplauld without fear. lam not gifted with fa culties to compare it to any thing but a wonderful house of cards, of which the mattiials are light enough to be blown away or fall to pieces at any moment, but hex: ¶ enough to crush the kingdom in their fall. x.x. CIIEL7ENHAM, APRIL 26. cdcbiated Paul Benfield, who is said to have died lately at Paris in indigent circumstances, was a native of this town. His family was respectable, but n ,, t rich. His father was a builder, and a man of considerable mechanical ability. Saturday lass, as Colonel Otta was taking an air ing on horseback, in Montpelier-grounds, a dog sud denly crossing the road, occasioned his horse to rear up and throw him, when he unfortunately broke the small-bone of his leg. The following are amongst the last arrivals here. The Right lion. the Earl of Suffolk, Right Hon. Dowag:r Lady Doually, Right lion. Lady Harewood, Right Hon. l.ady I.ucy Erskine, Right Hon. Lady Teresa Dease, Sir John''Wyldbore and ' Lady Smith, Sir Wm. Oakeley, Hon. Captain Duncan, R. N. lion. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Trench, Hon. Ceneral Mathew, M. P. Hon. Colonel Plunkett and family, Ge neral Erskine, Major-General Disney, Major-General Skerrett, I Major-General and Mrs. Maxwell, Colonel Macdonald, Colonel j and Mrs. Mitchell, Colonel Barry, Colonel Drummond, Major D'Arcv, Major and Mrs Daniell, Major o'.L'rien, the Most Rev. the Dean of Christ Church, Rev. Dr. Burney, Dr. Fillan, Dr. Browne, Dr. John Jamison, Rcv. Richard and Mrs. Rolfe, Res. Robinson, Rev. J. Vause, Rev. R. li. /tuber, Rev. I. M. Turner, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Brinson, Captain Bowyer, Captain I Williams, Captain Mdmr, Captain I leathcote, Captain Honey, Captain Johnson, Capt. and Mrs. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Avelino, 'Jr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. NN'oedcoek, Mr. and Mrs.. Prentice, Mr. and sirs. Upton, Mr. and Mrs. Colton, Mr. and Mn.s Mr. and Nli:s Holmes, Mr. Mathew, Mr. Shaw Lefevre M. Mr. Iscraley, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Roe , Mr. :larks, ' Mr. Oatielc) . M. r. Browne, Mr. iachell, Mr. Mahon, ! Mr. Nlalony, Mr. Sot Elhott, Mr. Maitland, Mr. Davidson, Mr. Rogers, Mr. F. Dwarris, Mr. iorilern, Mr. Charles French, Mr. Lord, Mr. Miller, Mr. Ce.,kson, Mr. E. Lewis, Mr. Wells, Mr. Hill, Mr. C. Hill, Mr. George Raikes, Mr. James Pat(ison, Mr. Wallis, Mr. Lushington, Mr. Cleather,Mr Hunter, M. E. Stephenson, Mr. A Stork, Mr. Solver, Mr. Sayer, Mr. George Gibbs, Mr. W. Smith, Mr. Hartley, Mrs. Crauferd, Mrs i rl're- Tide, Nlrs. Bury, Mrs. I)oyne, Mrs. Danvers, Mrs. Disney, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs. Prints. Miss Campbell, Miss Emily Smith, Miss Baker, Miss Peck, Miss Wills, Miss Welch, Miss Jlilsliam, Miss Hewer, ac. Fashionable arrivals at Bath : Marchioness of Clanricarde, I.rgd Jocelyn, Lady Willis, Lady Dalrymple, Lady Williams, Lady Styles, General Delancey, Colo nel Ross, Colonel White, Colonel Walsh, Dr. and Miss Furlong, Rev. Mr. Pollen, Rev. J. Monckhouse, Captain Thornton, Capt. Willoughby, Captain Griffin, Captain and Mrs. Grinfield, Mr. and Mrs. Powell, Mr and Mrs. Smart, Sec. since the premises of Mr. Thomas :able, Bedfordshire, were broke into number of watches, rings, earrings, ale trinkets, besides a large quantity .Is. man, aged about 40, of the name pt down dead in a fit at his apart 1-street. Yesterday a Jury brought he 44 Died by the visit:A:ion of CcD." A few nights Clarke, at Dunstl and robbed of a r and other valtiabl of silks and shawl A respectable of Fountain, droi ment in Goswell• in a verdict that BRISML ASSIZES, POLICE. On the trial of 3irHenryLilipintott, tart. on the pro yesterday appeared at this Office, charged by Chris- ion of Mary Milford, spinster, for the violation theer person, the Prosecutrix stated, that on Sunday, topher Smith, a watchman, with having wilfully bre- secut ken a lamp that morning, at one o'clock, at the outer 3d December last, whilst in company with another young woman, of the name of Mary Jones, as they door of the Haymarket Theatre. It appeared that Mr. S. walking with two other Gentlemen, having were going to the Cathedral, between 3 and 4 o'ch,:.l, let his stick fly out ofhis hand while in the act of swig-as she supposed, to evening prayers, Mary Jones stop let it by the tassel, produced the unhappy fracture ped to speak to two gentlemen — one in regimentals , the other not ; that Mary Jones shortly overtook the above mentioned.—Mr. S. stated to the worthy Ma gistrate (Mr. FIELDING), that he should not have Prosecutrix, and instead of leading her into the Ca taken one moment of his time on so trivial an occa-- theJral, - conducted hear through the arch leading into sion, were it not for the brutal manner in which he the Cloisters ; that they went up a flight of stairs, and had been seized by the above watchman, assisted by Mary Jones led her into a room which had a seta in it, three others, who persisted in dragging him along, and that until she arrived in that room, site was not although he offered peaceably to comply with their . ' aware but she was going into the Cathedral; that imme wish that he should proceed with them to the watch- diately afterwards the same two gentlemen Jones had previously spoken to, (who proved to be Sir H. Lip house. The Magistrate, after having severely repro bated the conduct of the watchman, and exptessing : that and a Captain Gregory) entered the room ; his confidence that the lamp had been accidentally i that Captain Gregory proposed to Mary Jones to go broken, ordered Mr. S. to be immediately liberated. t with him to his room to dress—that Captain Gregory i and Mary Jones left her—that Sir Henry then began ssrousin P-ST It EXT.—Yesterday Hanah Parsons was: to take liberties with her person—that she resisted him fully committed, charged with stealing six shawls-. --that he offered her money, two guineas, which she from the shop of Mr. Brown, in Bishopsgate-street. ! refused ; that he then proceeded to acts of vioience ; Maxstox-Housa.—Yesterday Joseph Walfird, who t h a t he held both her hands behind her by the wrists ; was charged on Wednesday last before the Loan that after using every effort to extricate herself, after MAYOR with stealing a number of parcels from the making every noise in her power, crying out and Saracen's Head Inn, Aldgate, where he lived as por- stamping with her feet, she at last fainted away, and ter, was again put to the bar. A large bundle of he accomplished his purpose. stockings and gloves was produced which he had On the part of Sir Henry it was sworn, by Mary stolen, and 'three young men of the names of .conder, J o nes, that the room into which she had retired with Mostaw, and George, in whose possession the pro- Captain Gregory, was not more than eight feet dis petty was found, confessed having the property from. tance from the drawing-room, and that she heard no the prisoner Walford, but denied their knowledge of noise, and she proved the door to have been locked his having stolen them ; Mr. Freeman, of the Sara- on the Prosecutrix. ceis's Head, wrote to the proprietor of the goods, but Sophia Junes deposed, that Mary Milford had told had got no answer; yet, as they were left in his care her in a subsequent conversation, that Sir Henry bad lie supposed he must be answerable for them. The not violated her person ; and that she had, at Mil prisoners were again remanded till something further ford's request, applied to Sir Henry for a pecuniary is heard from the owners of the goods. ! recompence. T. Man, an Irish labourer, was committed for want Captain Gregory was minutely examined as to any of sureties, charged with assaulting the Master of a noise in the house, and the appearance of Mary Mil ship who had employed him, at Fresh Wharf. ford on his return to the room. He shore that he heard no noise, and that, on his return, the prosecu trix appeared not discomposed. On being cross-exa mined, he admitted that he found the door locked upon Mary Milford, and that when he entered the loom, Sir Henry said, " She would not consent to his being connected with her, nor receive money, altho• he had offered it." Mrs. Roberts, (who was criginally before die Ma gistrates, a witness in support of the prosecution) de posed, that in several conversations with her on the subject, Mary Milford used frequent equivocations. After nearly seven hours' investigation (from eleven to six), the Recorder (Sir V. Gins), proceeded to address the July, and commented, in severe terms, upon the inconsistent evidence of the prosecutrix. The Jury consulted about a minute, and returned a verdict of—Not Guilty. The RECORDER, in conclusion, observed, that whilst be rejoiced in the acquittal of the prisoner, he could not consider any sort of censure due to those who conducted the prosecution. Wednesday crening a valuable trunk belonging to a gentleman was cut from behind a paA•ehaise be tween Islington and Barnet. . _ Monday the Assizes for Cork ended. The follow ing convictions took place:—Eller. Sullivan, being concur, ed in forc'hly carryingaway C rne Dric:lll, with intent that .1. Sullivan should denie her, to he banged ; as was 'l'. Daly, postmaster of Doneraile, for embezzling letters ; 1). and K. Moore, for man slaughter, IS months imprisonment. burnt in the hand, and to be whipped through Middleton ; M. Connell, for manslaughter, riot, and assault,9.l months imprisonment, burnt in one hand, and to he whipped through Liscarrol ; and several others, for infcr►or crimes, to suitable punishments. INQVEST.—An Inquest was held yesterday at the Coach and Horses, in St. Martin's-lane, by ANTHONY CELL, Esq. on the body of Mrs. Anna Maria Ken . nerley, who died on Tuesday last, in consequence of being dreadfully burned at her house in St. Martin's court. LONDON MiIRKETS. . - Mr. Robert Bownes, a clerk to Mr. Kennerley, ; IN SPEC RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, April 26. said, that he slept on the ground floor ;on Tuesday 1 Wheat per load !..;2i. os. to 311. us. morning last, about half past one o'clock, he was ; Barley, per quarter 325. -d. to 455. -1 awakened by some noise in the house ; the witness t Oats • I:7s. -d. to 455. -d. Beans 40s. -1 to 635. -d. ran up stairs, and, between the first and second floor 1 Peas 50s. -d. to 565. -4 stairs, he met Mrs. Kennerley, who was running I SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 27. down with her clothes on fire, and she exclaimed- I To sink the Offal per stone of sib. " Robert, assist me." The witness went into the 1 Bed ss. Od. to 6s. od. Veal ss , od. to Is. ad first floor bate.': room to get some clothes to wrap : Mutton ss. 41 to 6s. 41 Pork 0. - .6. 01 to tis. ad round Mrs. Kennerley, who followedhim into the ; Lamb 7s. od. to Ss. 41 HEAD OP CAT rt.E Titis nal'. room ; not finding any thing, he attempted to get ! Beasts, about 826-Sheep and Lambs, 4,990. up the drawing-room carpet, but it was nailed to the I Moor ; then with his hands he tried to extinguish her I NEWCATECaIves, 120-Pigs, 100. AND LEADENHALI. MARKET.' clothes, which were burning very rapidly, in the at- ( Per stone of 81b.hy the carcase. tempt he burned one of his hands; he next ran down , Beet 4s. 01 to ss. ode Veal 4s. 41 to tis. rd Mutton 4,. 8 4 . to ss. 44. Pork tis. uti. to 61. dd stairs to get the counterpane off his bed, and ran Lamb 6s. 04. to 84. Od. again up stairs with it ; he met Mt.. Benjamin Ford, Lamb Skins, 3s. Ott. to 3s. dd.-Sheep Skins, 4s. 6d. to 6s. OA. who had been alarmed by the noise ; he desired him PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. to take the counterpane, and go and wrap it round . SAGS. POCKETS. Mrs. Kennerley. The. witness opened the street door, Kent 41. 4s. to 51. 10s. Kent 41. 4s. to 61. 10s. and called in some lersons that were passing PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. at the I SussexSussex 3l. es. to 41. Os. Susses 31. Os. to 4L 101 time, and desiredt s hem to render assistance ;-thev I ST. JANIEs'S. Wilt ixcuAret. went up into the second floor bed room, and found : H ay 41. Os. to 61. 16s. Hay 51. 10s. t t o 71. 0. one side of the bed in flames, which they extinguish- I straw si. Cs, to 31. 15s. Clover 71. 10s. to NI. 86 ed. There was a candlestick close to the bed-side ;1 Straw 31. tts. to Sl. 14t there *as no candle in it ;it appeared to have been j PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. 31. us to 71. Os burnt down to the socket ;the witness sent for Dr. i New ll.l eatlo . w Hay 31. Os. to 61. Cs. Clove r ditto 01. 00s. to 01. (0 vets Ron. 21. 105 to 31. 15s Thomas, and also to Hammersmith, to inform Mr. i Straw 21. Rs. to Cl. 3s. Kennerley of the melancholy accident. The witness I , PRICE OF LEATIIER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. afterwards went up, and assisted Mrs. Kennerley i Butts 210. 2214. Calf Skins 335. 42, down stairs, and laid her on his bed. She did not , Dino 22Z i d. 24d. Ditto 365. 40s s' Backs Sid. 2.2 d. Ditto 275. 33s give him any account how the accident happened ,' N p l r e ‘ r . c s h in ant Hides 194. 001 Small Seals 36. Ott .03. od and appeared perfectly sensible, and in dreadful tees. 1305. agony ;the skin was completely burnt off her hands, I Crop H ides lar g e for curt. 904. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides Isi k d 294 and several parts of her body ; her face was also very ; Ditto 17 d. 19 id. Goat Skin. 60s. 70s much scorched. ; RAW HIDES. 1 Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Cs. 41 to 2s. 64. Mr. George Benjamin Ford said, he was a shop. stone) 3s. Od. to 3a. 4d. Market Calf 14s. ud. each. man to Mr. Kennerley ; on Tuesday morning last Middlings Us. ad. to Cs. 101. Effglish Horse 14s. to 16s. ad he was awakened by the smell of fire and some noise I PRICE OF TALLOW. in the house ;he ran down stairs undressed, and met st. James's Market 4s 3d Town Tallow 75; 64 Mr. Bownes on the first stairs, who gave him a coma- Clare Market 4s 5111 Yellow Russia 76s Od terpane, and told him to go into the first floor bed- I \\ hitechapel Market 4s 3}d White ditto 725 141 per stone Soap ditto 70s 04 room, and th of 81b. row it on Mrs. Kennerley, while he went ' 13s 21 Melting Stuff 58s 005 od to call assistance ; the witness found Mrs. Kennerley j Average 4s 4id Ditto rough :16s COs Od on a mattress, which was bn the bedstead, there being Graves 12s 04 Good Dregs 12s Od Yellow Soap, 945-Mottled, 104 s Od-Curd, 1084. ed. no other bedding in that room ; he wrapped the Price of Candles, per dozen 12s Od-Moulds, 13s ad. counterpane round the deceased, and extinguished COAL MARKET, April 27. the fire : she appeared to him very much burnt, but Ships at Market Ships sold Price did not speak. A gentlewoman entering the room cat Newcastle Coals C7i, 491. 61 to 565. 61 to render assistance, the witness went up into the se- ! 5 Sunderland • 4 50;. Oe. to 51s. Od. cond floor, to see if the fire was out ; part of the bed- I 1 Stone Coal 0 00s. 01 to 000 s. 5 Cinders 3 Ms. Od. to Otis. ad. clothes had been burnt, and some clean linen was on CANTERBURY STOCK MARKET, APRIL St . the bed, and a candlestick was by the bed-side, burn- Beef, 14s. 04. to 15s. Od. per score. led quite black. motto nS c. ild. toper stone. Dr. Thomas said, on Tuesday morning last, be- COUNTRY MARKETS. Satassuay.-Wheat 102 s. to 1225.-Barley ses. Ito sos.- tween two and three o'clock, he came to Mr. Ken- Oats 285. to 385.-Beans 545. to 70s. per quarter. nerley's house, in St. Martin's -court, and found Mrs. Devizes.-Wheat 80s. to 1425.-Barley 465. to 605.-Oats Kennerley on a bed on the ground floor ; she was se.. to 405.-Beans 50s. to 645. per quarter. 4 WAawice.-Wheat 142.41 to 165.-Barley 6s. to lb.-Oats comp ng pa laini of excessive in ; upon examination, he s. to ss. 64.-Old Beans Bs. 6d. to Is. 9d.-White Peas 9s. to found she was dreadfully burned in the trunk and 10s. per bushel of from 34 to 36 quarts. upper extremities. It was very clear that her death S ANDWICH CORN-MARKET, APRIL 25. was inevitable, and he directed his attention to give i Prime W.Wheat 891. 1088.1 Oats ... ... ... ... ... sus. 41$. her present relief. She expired about five o'clock in New Red ...... : ..795 . 102 s. I Barley 33s. 478. the afternoon of the same day. The deceased was pet f ectly sensible, and acknowledged the great atten tion that had been paid to her by every one present. i The Jury returned a Verdict of-Acieidental Death. .It lED. On the 16th instant, in-Dawpn-street, Dublin, Captain Brere ton, of the CambridgeshiPe Militia, to Maria Anna, eldest &ugh• ter of the late Thomas Brenton Watson, Esq. Springfield, County of Tipp, ter., THE COURSE Amsterdam, 33 5 2 U Ditto at sight, n 7 I Rotterdam, c. f.lO 3 U Hamburgh, 31 0 2t Altona, 31 1 V.t U Paris 1 day's da. 21 11 I.iv. Ditto, 2 Us. 21 15 Bourdeaux doa2 0 )F EXCHANGE. Palermo, 125 Pence per fr, Leghorn, 61 Genoa, 58 Venice, n. C. "2 Li,. Picaoi r ineffective per J. Naples, 42 Lisbon, 661 Oporto:4' 664 Dublin, 9; Cork, 101 New Dollars, ss. 7d. Its 55 Gibraltar 36*. Madrid, 44 Effect. Cadiz, 40 Effect. iboa, 41 Effect. Rio Janeiro 72 MI HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRO' Morning.. Afternoon ..... NO Medicine is :it) well calculated, or h as b et succeeded in giving relief in numerous bad Cases of S c , phula, .than SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORIMI DROPS. A trial will prove this, and convince even the tend anxiety of parents when the glands become first swilled - diseased, or the usual symptoms of scrophulous enlargetu r i the stomach in children takes place. In eruptive cases of Gout, Rheumatism, and Nervous Irritation of the Stomach bilious affections, its superiority has long been acknowledl l'he genuine Medicine has the words, " By the King's Kit( expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and out, , ide wrat and the King's duty, is printed in black ink. Sold at the I)is nary, No. 15, Soho-square, Lond'm, in small bottles of double bottles 10s. and larger 11. `24. Compound Esseno allay unpleasant irritation, Bs. ATHEN Mtn of Education and professional use persevering endeavours to discover the riest safe ar.: effectual method of treating a few reigning Direascs, the sucte:4- fill result of their experience is the best proof of .uperiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, bring regtilarle educated i every branch of their profession (certificates of which (trim Jit ferent hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent clans, they have to convince any inquirer), were induced to muse the treatment of a few prevalent Diseases the object of their .- titular study, and continue to confine their atte:.tiau to the curc of a Certain Disorder frequently contracted in a moment cf briety, as also its concomitants, whether reciint, or of long dom.. tion ; which by their improved plan of treatment are speedily .14 effectually removed. They can affirm that they have ken equally , successful iu renovating the System, whefi deranged either by temperance, long residence in warm clinlates, or a secret slot..ac tive habit which reduces its votaries to a miserable state of dittailitr. Many years experience in this exclusive branch of the profession has enabled them, by a superior mode of treatment, even in deplorti hie and complicated cases, where the general practitioner failed, to ensure to the patient a restoration to sound and vigoretz health.—Messrs. Goss and Co. may be consulted daisy, by tither sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and honour, personally, or by letter containing a Bank note,—No. 13, 13ouverie-street, Flett-strect IMPORTANT DkCJVERY. THE Advantage the Public must ahrays derive from regularly educated professior.al men directing alone: exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was nevi:l-RIM! clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled sturress which ha. attended the administration of their new remedy, middle eztr 4 .#, dinary curs* it has performed. For a long series of yet m„„,. Coasts: and Co. Surgeons, formerl; in his Maj , :ty's service, km nude the Venereal Disease the particular objint of their inves . gamin, and are happy in having discovered a Weiliciue superior re mercury, in the cure of that complaint ; it is sufficient to obser s 'e, that the effects of this remedy are diametricnlir opposi:e to thus,: of mercury, for though it completely eratliCate s every vestige of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the leas injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the system in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di gestion ; thus instead of reducing a stroug and vigorous con:thit than to the frightful condition that ntereury does, it not only pre serves that constitution in its pria4tive state, but restores tweak and debilitated one to its natural atrer.gtli and Vigour. Number less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this medkcine, its inherent and spttific virtues acting as a perpetual !corrective to bodily debility whether proceeding from an mos ' of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, though not less destructive, indulgence ofiineautious youth of bath seat • in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety I.: disorders which are tho consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afircting than that distressing state of debility and de- ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial star..; di! unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to *A lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to retuitr life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling. red , . I tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible too& treatment, be restored to that greatest of all hunnuiblessinBs, strong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arisio-. as well as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Curti , and Co. may be consulted by - patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton- . Garden. Patients in the country, describing the particultrsot their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank note . have the necessary medicine and advic: sent to any part of th kingdom No. 107, Hatton-Garden. DR. GILBERVs VEGETABLE ANTISCOR, BU•I7C DROPS, in bottles at 225. and a smaller size rt 4s. 6do--*Clie variety of diseases that prevail at this season of tl, year, generally °right:sting from impurities of the bland, a vitia.- ed stomach, or (distracted perspiration, it is with the fullest con fidence of success tlrat wes (tenuously recommend this unrivalled medicine to publit.• notice, as being a certain preventative and cure for numerous tli - seases, particularly the land and sea seurvy, cancers, kitten evil, ulcerated sore legs, running wounds in any part of the bo3y, leprosy, eruptions after the small-pox or mea sles, inflan'anation in the eyes, St. Anthony's flre, rheumatism and rheum:l.4c gout, slow, nervous, and intermitting fever?, add:llo.w ong train of disorders which attend the scurvy internally. Rctr,arkaltle Cute of a Cancer in the Flace, whereby great pet oi the roe was coniumed, the face and eyes dreadfully inflamed, and the head shitracted with pain, which facts verged on the oath of ... Witham Croitt ; the following is the.copy of the affiik vit taken at the G uildhall, Plymouth, the 3ist Urcem!"er,lB o '.. 'Tansies EAU:6, Esq. Mayor. • ' I, William Croitt, late of the Borourti of Sal:ash, but now et the Borough of Plymouth, in the county of Devon, ea voluntaril make oath that I was afilitted with a cancer in ley face for ei wards of ten months, I had a very painful ev*:tad ` eared in te nor, the greatest part of my face wasdreatiullyu flame d, attend , . 1 . with the most acute pain that could possibly be endured—mv '.vas also distracted with pain; and my eyes st, severely affected that I could not beat the light, and obliged me to sit whale together with ray bead on my knees or scm. - support; eler^4 my affliction I tried various medicine., ac weil.from the tacaity,a' other-, without receiving the least :6d', and the disease increase . . daily ; worn t•nt with pain, no prospect of relief, amt having ff hausted the little earnings of natty had years lActir, I Waal:tele: r:duced to a state of despondency, when I was advi•eu to make • trial of Dr. Gilbert's Vezetzhie Antiscorbutic Drov ; the stro: , p recommendation of these who had received cures from the need eine gave me hope It would succeed, r - d this hope was realiseilkl r the time I hail taken the second bottle, the pain entirely left me: the wound daily got better, and h; the time I had taken five but _ ties I gained a perfect cure. Witness my baud, WILLIAM CaoiTr. Sworn before me at the Guildhall, Plymouth, this 51st day 4.1 December, i HO7. THOM,.II EALCS, !slayer. The above Vegetable Ant[scorbutic Drops are the sole propel of, and prepared only by Dr. C. S. Gilbert, late of the Dispentaqi Fore street, Exeter, but now of Fort-sired, Dock. Sold whole. gale, and retail, at Butler's Warehouse, 4, Cheapside, corner et Paternoster-row, London. They are also sold wholesale, bf Messrs. Williams and Dyer, Exeter; and retail by Payne, Pb• mouth ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury; Agg, Bristol; Lane* Sherborne ; Woolmer, Exeter; Belam, Portsmovth ; Grist,i'av sea: Legg, Gosport ; Harvey, Southampton ; Thompson, Noe port; Simmons, Blandford , Langworthy , We ym outh; Dr. Ew bens, Bridport ; Brin, Axminster ; Williams and Storm, Honitom, Pitts, Newton Abbott ; Croydon, Teignmouth ; Craib, Dawlishi Salter, Dartmouth ; Tarring, Britham ; Hoover, Ilfracombe , Jogget, Taunton • Collard, Wivelimombe ; Crewkerei Wellington, Yeo vil ' ;. 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