Star. — London, England, 1803-09-20 00:00:00

OLD BALLET. Yetleiday eleven prifoners were tried, three of whom were capitally consider!, viz. Dania! Brtml. aged 16 ycarc, for having affanited on the Kinr.'s high way, a perfoa of the name of hn I.udacu, putting him in fear, and felonionfly takir g trim hi: persona tiiver watch and flyer chain. John Ludden. a !ugar baker, in litiek-lane, Spi taltields, depoled, that on the 29th of July, at nine o'clock at night, he was in Hotfman.ftseet. White chapel, the mit. •wzr came up to him, when he (the wi•nels) was Aiine, and there gave Lim a violent Wow, laid nothing, but !Latched the wittiefs's watch out of his pocket, and tan away with it. There were three or fi..ir other perfons in company with the pri loner •' it was not then quite dark. The witnefe fol lowed the prifotter, and never loft fight °Chins. He fecured him about five minutes afterwards. Verdi& G•iilty. Samuel Peach, for being found at large without any came, after havtng been ordered to be tranf ported for the term of his natural life. having been found guilty of a burglary, and capitally convieed, but afterwards pardoned by his hlajelly, and put op board the hulks at Woolwich. Mr. Kirby, jun. AfiiiLau Kt; per of Ncwgate, be recognifed the prifoner, having been prefent at his former trial, and that he delivered him over to the hulks in Febtuary laft, previous to his being tranf. toned. Thomas Mors faid, he apprehended the prifoner in Piccadilly as he was going at large towads Hyde Park Corner, nn the 6th of July. The prifoner in his defence faid, that it was no wonder he did not like his fitnation on board the hulks, and therefore he had made his efcape with the intention of going on board his Maielly's fleet, in or. der to fern his Majelly in return for his moll graci. uus pardon..—Vcrsloft, Guilty. jobs Rid, for uttering as true knowing it to be hire, a forged Bank Note of sl. with intent to de frond the Governor and Company of the Bank of England ; another count Rated it to be with intent to defraud Reuben Dear. Reuben Dear Paid he is a butcher, living at No. 175, High Holborn. He law the prifoner on the 2341 of July, (Saturday night) near is o'clock; the prifoner came to his Ihop, and asked the witnefs whether any beef was left ? he Paid he had a little but not much ; he asked fixpence halfpenny a pound, but laid ,he would take 6d. it weighed filb. 3 oz. and he agreed to take 4s. for the piece of beef. The prifoner silted the witnefs whether be could give him change for a note ? hesafked him what note? be Laid it was a 51. note. The witnefs went on thus . ' 44 I gave him change—three one pound notes. and fiver:Yen-Chilling pieces and a Shilling : I afked him what his name was ? he Paid his name was Wii;.;.im Biddle, No. s 3, Drury-Line , and that he was a but ton-maker ; on which I pat his name on the note and asked him if it was a good one ? I anted him to write my name on my notes. as I bad written his Lame on his. He laid be would dare fay they were all good ones: he laid that the change was to be di vided between three or four others, and therefore it did not fignify that he fhould write my name on the notes. He feerned rather in a burry. and I anted if he Would have the bones of the meat chopped ? be faith yes. When he went out, he went a contrary way to the direftion for Drury lane, therefore I fol lowed him, and he never got one of my fight : he met a lady, and they went down together to the, Turnftik. I heard him fay to the woman. .6 Poor fellow ! he will rue this tomorrow, and damn us." On which I defired a watchman to take charge of bim, laying, he has given me a bad sl. note ; they bad then puffed Gray's Inn lane. The watchman ',lured to take him, (eying lie could not go off his 'beat. After that they went to Brook- fireet,Holborn ; I faw the watchman on the other fide of -the way, •and defired him to take him; then they croLled, and lithe man went into a public houfe ; I went in after "int, but did not find him, he went out at the other Jdoor, I believe," [The note being produced, the rofecutor faid, this is the note which the prifoner paffed tome, my hand-writing is upon it.] 4 , On the Monday following, I gave the note to Mr. Notts, AVIto is-a banker in Smithfield ;he takes our money '-foretttle at Smithfield. The note was returned to ins on the Saturday following. I made an enquiry at Drury-lase, but no fuch man lived there as Wil liam Biddle. I afterwards gave information at the office in Bow-ftrect. Three or four days afterwards I law the prifoner at a public-houfe in King ftreet. Holborn he was not then in cufiody. I was then fent for by Croker, and when I came into the pub lic-bottle, I knew the man again directly t be went out and came in again. I then relateu the matter to Croker, and he was fecure4, When he paled this note to me, Thomas Hoblock was in the little cznut- ing hoofe in my limp, atil he few the whole that paired as well as I did." Thomas HoMock corroborated the tellimony of his mater in every particular that Paired in the.ilinp. Edward Croker Paid, he had had the defciiption of a man from whom the note was received ; he la w , him on the evening of the following Monday, which was on the sth of Augull. The prifoner knew me and I knew him : his red name is Smith and he goes i• y the name of Tiglcy s be declined telling me here he lived. I alked him where I (boold fee him, and appointed to meet where I live: he Paid he would come on the Thurfday, and then we paned. In the evening I mentioned it to ;dr. Dear. IF went to the ptaee at the time appointed, but he did not come then. Bet w:en five and fix in the evening he, came on the Thurfday. I met him in King's.ltreet, and afked him why be had not met me at the time and place appointed ?he laid he could not. I appointed to meet again at the Turk's Head in King-Ilreet. I tent for Dear, he came. The priioner was going out ; Mr. Dear followed him. He was not then in charge. I told him then of what Dear charged him with, which he denied. I allied him where he lodged, but he would not tell me. I fearched him, but found nothing on him bot a dollar. I never knew him by the name of Biddle. . . Mr. 'Flumes Niro, Infisettor of the Bank Notes et the Bank. ' , roved the note in queßion was a forgery. The prifoiter faid ho wa► :serer in his life in 11. e rafeeutoes mop, and that as to Crokcr be would IR+' Mir thing. Lf.ac Batter, a elseefenionger in Drury lane, fsrore be had known the profecutus for three quart‘ss of a year, intt never faw the priConen Lefore Wednefilay lail. lit had a cons erfation with the precentor, on the fitKtost of this cliail,Te, fix or feven weeks ago at his own honk, agreeing whit the firti part of the prolecutoi's evidence, of his receiving the ante, and hi; 6 , llowing the prifoner until he 101 l him in Brown low-tireet. That afterwards, about fix days, he bad another convocation with the ptefecutor, when he faid Croker Las apprehended a periim on fufpicion of his being the man who had given him the bad note; laid he, my boy fwears to him bard and raft, that he knows him to be the man I anted the profecutor. what do you think of him ? on which the profecutor Paid, if he is not the man, he is very much like him, but he has altered his dreCs. The witnefs then laid, that on Wednefday latl Come friends of the pt ironer's, one of whom the witnefs happened to know, wee - paffing by his fhop, and kid they were going to Rimes's trial, heyaid he had never heard filch a trial, and he agreed to go with them to hear it ; there per- Cons took him to fee the priConer, who stilted him, what he had heard the profecutor fay ? which he re lated. and he was defired to attend as a witnefs. The profecutor was called np again, and he fwore pofitively that he never expreffed any doubt whatever that the prifoner was the man who delivered to him the note. Mr. Jußice La BLAwc fummed tip the evidence, and left the twillquefiions to the Jury :—Fira, whe ther the prifoner was the man who delivered the ntke to the profecutor t Secondly, if be was, whether he knew it to be a forgery at the time he uttered it ? unlefs they were fatisfied of both there points they could not find the prifoner guilty, but if they were fatisfied of it, they would of conrfe convia the pri foner; if they had any doubt of it they would acquit him.—Guilty—Dearh. Two were ecnvifted of felony, viz. jobs White and 7ofeph Bygrave, who were indiaed for entering the awelling-houfe of Robert Dallas, Efq. in Beclfordtquare, one of the King's Counfel, and (leafing a filver fugar-baiket,- twelve filvet tea fpoons, &c. It appeared from the evidence of a man named Mennows, who was at work on the hook adjoining that of Mr. Dallas, that he nbfcrved the two Prio Toners lurking about the area-flair'. This was about eleven in the forenoon. In the afternoon they re turned; one went down, and prefently came up, carrying fomething which the witnefs could not dif tingui(h. He went direftly to give the alarm, but the thief and his adherent had forefight enough to confult their fafety by a precipitate retreat to St. Giles's. The articles loft were then defcribed, and (worn to by Mr. Dallas's butler and footman. They confifled as above, with the addition of a china baton. It is proper to mention that none of the tea.fpoons had been recovered. 21 boy, named Wally, who was an accomplice with the Prifoners, hut who was admitted an evi dence agaillt them, Rated that they came to him, in Broad St. Giles's, in the afternoon. He took a walk with them. He had only known them a fortnight. They went along Great Rolla Rreet, where White was amazingly expert in diving into various areas. He was not fo fuccefsful as Mercury, his patron, was with the woodman, till he (pied in the window of the houfekeeper's room, in Mr. Dallas's boat, the articles mentioned in the indiament. He ilia:lndy defcended the (lairs, hoifted the window, and, with extreme caution, took off part of the things. The witnefs next went down, and he brought np the ' fpoons, which he gave to Bygrave. They then fet off, under ftrong apprehentions of being purfued.— They proceeded to a nett of iniquity, which it would be well for the community were it deltroyed ; they ' went to a honfe at Rags-eagle, Dyot-greet, St. Giles's. This is a famous receptacle for aolen goods, where every thing of the kind finds a ready market. The fpoons were fold for twenty-eight thillings, of which the witnefs, as a reward for his meriterioat ex • erlieru, got half a-crows White called two witneffes to his chfraEter. The Jury found the Prifoners Guilty of fiealiog to the extent of twenty [killings only. This verdiQ dues away the capital part of the charge. And three were acquitted, viz. Aliwalseth Edwards. Eat= Lewis who was tried for affaulting John Haley, and taking from him a red Morocco pocket-book, containing a 21. Bank note, &c. The Profecutor NW, that he happened to be in Covent Garden about three o'clock in the morning of the txth of Auguß ; he was much intoxicated; he had been (pending the evening with fume friends, and was going home to his house in Role Rreet,Covent Garden. Near that ' place he met the Piifoner, who defired him to fit down on the Reps of a door, and reit Modell: After lie had been there for a Gott time, the Prifoper pot his hand in his pocket, and took away his pocket book ; when the Profecutor charged him with rob bing him, he knocked him down and ran away. He was afteni..ads taken by the watchman, arid his pocket-book was found lying on the railing of a win dow in Ki ng -fi ree t. Th e profecujor could not recol jeft whether the Trifoner was the loan who had rob- 1 bed him. The watchman raid, when he heard the try of ' 0 flop thief," he taw the Prifoner running towards him. He called to him to liar, and faw him let his hands fall from his breaß, is% if he dropped Come thing. This was at the very 'pot where the pocket book WAS afterwards (Gond. The watchman took him in the middle of the (beet; and when Mr. Haley came op, he charged him as the perfun who had ' , robbed him. The Prifoaet, in his delete', called two rerpeßa• hie patrons; one a Mr. Francis, refiding in Fleet. ftreet, who fed the Prifoner had once been in a re rpeetable line of buliners; that he had known Lim for tiversl Tears, and that he always bore a good charaftcr. the other winters was a Mr. Dolan, a linen-draper, in Sr. James's -give, who Paid the l'ri. roper had been employed by him, and that he had often trolled him with property to the amount of 3 or 4000l.—The Jury, after hefitating a few minutes, found the Prifoner Ace Gus/ o. Irsath Tb•ofon, an elderly man, of a very mean and forbidding appearance, was capitally indiacd fur afraulting and committing a rape on a young girl, named Melita Willis. The girl gave a very clear and eircumflantial ac count of this horrible tranfaEtion.. She raid her fa ther was coachman to a Gentleman ; the Paine livid in the neighbourhood, and the had often feen him railing; but he Led bad no acquaintance with bee or het Lonny. She falti,..that bn the evening of the r sth of Auguß, fhe and another little girl were playing in the upper end of Titchfield-ltreet, when the Pri fond- came up, put his hand round her Moulder, and made her go along with him into Fiteroy-fguare.— When he came to this place, he kneed her into one of thofe hollow pits made as the foundations of bottles intended to be built there. He then, according to the girl's account, perpetrated his crime. A Mr. Baflett Paid, that at this very time he was palling through Fitzroy.fquare, and hearing the cries of a female proceeding from one of thole hollow places, he ran and Caw the Prifoner behaving toward% the girl in that violent manner the defcribed ; he ref. cued her from him, and had him immediately fem. ed. When the Prifoner was anted what he was about, he Paid he was the girl's father. The parents of the girl gave evidence as to the marks of violence that appeared upon her. The prifonees defence was an attempt to imprefs on the minds of the Jury, a belief that the girl had confented ; and this was attempted to be done by calling evidence to Rate that the place in queßion was fo public and frequented, that if the girl made any alarm the mutt have been heard. This defence, however, was not attended to ; but from certain parts of the evidence, which we cannot repeat, fome doubts having arifen, the Jury acquitted the prifoner ; but he was detained, in order to be tried for the afault with intent to commit the crime. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. The demand for Wheat is not hien-gird finer our IA ; and the fupply being tolerably fair, it has declined in value for the mid dling forts about is. per quarter. Rye is much wanted for Iced. and gets higher prices. Barley and M,lt have not the fmallcit variation. The very few Oats we have has called au advance of full is. a quarter. Beans and Grey Peas are near is. higher. —Boilers unaltered, as Is Flour. Mallard looks down, and Rape Seed is a heavy fate. CURRENT PRICTS PS UNDER. Eng. Wheat,s6s.s9r. per qr. Hog Peas, 40s. 425. Fine ditto, 611. 6311. Boilers, 501. 525. Fine Dantek ditto, 545.605. CarrawaySced te cwt. Rye, 325. 2 5. 2 3 , 45. 245. New 46a sos. Coriander, 1501. 201. Canary, 765. 7111. Superfias ditto, ISP. White Mußard Seed, 101.11 s. Malt, 54s 565. ' Brown ditto, 16s iSs. Oats, 225. 255. 3cs. Rape Seed, 361. 371. per Taft. Hole Beans, 355.3 g,. Winter Tams, i is. per NAM Tick Beans, 331.341. Flour, per tack, 501.555. American Flour, 371. per barrel. •40Y TUC ___ , SIM' 17. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns sedlng the roth of September, 403. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Bouts. I Feats. a. d. a d. s. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. 56 0 38 2 115 1 23 I 35 6 39 9 The average Price of Sopr, computed from the Returns made in the week ending Sept. te t is.tos. oL per hundred weight. PRIZTS . OI; -. 1 - bY AND STRAW. Whitesbapd. 4 4to 6 z 8 o t z 6 to s 8 o 6 oto 7 00 SMITHFIELD, September ip. Smithfield. St. James's. I O. H: ,7 5 15 to 6 is 4 to oto 6 o o Straw 3 10 to 3 14 1 10 oto I 17 0 Clover 6 6to 7 7 To fink the offai--per Roue of 81b. Bad as od to 51 ad r i,.r.md 4t 6d to ss 6d Mutton as 6d to s ' od Pork as Bd SO SS 44 NEWOATE and LEAD NHALL, September 19. . . Per none of 81b. by the wade. Beef 31 6d to as 441 Veal ee od to s• od p Motto. 84 to 44 6d Posit 42 8d to 5s 4d Lamb p. .to 42. Bd. - ---- PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. jansees market 0 714 Tuna Tallow ylis od to 79$ Clare Market 42 ytd Rolla ditto (can.) yza od to 77s Whitechapel Market Raffia ditto (hop) 7u od to as (per Rime of 81h.) es yil Melted Stuf bas oil to 6 ,5 6 Ditto rough 448 od to Os t3s sod Greives tcs od. Average Prier SS yid Good Dregs las to oa Yellow Soap, liss. to os.—Mottled, 9os.—Curd, 945. Price of Candles per dozen. zas.--Moulds, i3B. RAW HIDES, Sept. 19. Hides (perßone) 38 &I to 38 ltd Huefe Skies 238 re 351164 Middling 3s ed to 3s 6d Heavy (Elf 9s 64 each Ordinary 35 od to 35 ad Sheep Skint 25 od to 3$ 6d• Lamb Skins, as od to 35 94. PRICE OT LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALI. Butts, so to 361 b sack 2244 to 2314 Dkto, flo to 631 b 24d to idd Merchants Backs stid to sad DrefEog Hides • sad to 23 nu Casa Hides 2314 ' to es Crop Hides for Cutting 214 to 334 Flat Ordinary solid to 28 3 / 4 1 Calf Skins, 30 30 40Ib pa doses aBd to 364 Ditto so to lob tBd to 324 Ditto yo to Sob 26d to 1.84 Small Seth (Greenland)per lb. 3. 6d to :Is 94 Large ditto 1008 to i•os per dot. Tamed Horfe Hides 188 to 30s each COUNTRY MARKETS. MCI/ 01 (MAIN. AT TES LLLLL WINO M • . Bastmerroca...—Wbset 411 od to 514 id per %tarter. Barley cod od to oos ed I Beasts 33 1 od to 39s 1 Oats ass dto *Ss °Weak ea dto cos Matatessao.--Wlest 14. od to Iles d par quarter. Barley up ed to sibs od I Besse 366 d to 39s el Oats us d to a9a d Peak cot ed to ea od NtWittilllrVibeit. 455. od. to 626.0‘ per (batter. Barley op od to sts od I Befall :,64 od to eat od Oats 3.ts 64 to ate ed Peak 37$ od to aos al M ..--Whoat sea al to 64$ oi per %totter. Slaw sis od to ads odd Batas 39sd to 4os d Oats Hs d tO 17. od Peak set d to 44. est 13.samost.—Wheat sad. .to 635. oil. per %arm. Batley up id to ass dI Beans 37 6 to 39 1 o 4 Oats ass 64 to ads *Weak 406 od to 46 , 1 ad At Warminfter Market, oa Saturday laA, the prices of Corn were as follow : Whaat. _per quarter, sl. tos. to al. 145. Barley, 11.45. to a 75. Oats, il. 35. to tl. 55. BOOM 21. IS. to 21.65. In thofe ages when limplicity of manners and re• gularity of living were the refult of mankind's inch nation, difeafe had made little propels on the race of men ; perhaps it was from this caufe Scurvy had not made its rapid prngrefs till about the time of Hippo crates, whole aphosifms prove he knew the difeafe. When DILAKI, Aason, and Coors extended their route is unexplored teas, their hiffories prove fuffici ently its fad exiftenee. The United kingdoms of Great Britain would teltify this fetturge on land aids out fearching the binary of campaigns. When ana tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab forption. they partialleburied the atllificd. The rue errs of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an• tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience. Onthi.principle.Srat.sauar's risco* auric .Daors obtained the fanftion of Europe, has gained his Ma• jefty's Letters Patent, and held fuch an ellimation in every county of the United Kingdom.—For the truth of the aliertion of its action on Scurvy. vide Spit. Ibury'sTreatife and Cafes ofScurvy,Scrophula,Gont, &c. price 3s. 61 fold, together with the Drop., No. It, 'inhn•fqua►t. in bottles of 5. ftd. tos. acrd with a black Ramp axed to each. rtitTtiq. ably, the tail, of 'Wm. Lave, ati. M. P. of .1 fee. at Shropthiee. lto the sth ret Yarmouth, the Lady of Sir Richard itAing. Sell. Ba••. of a init. Tour. lay, at his book at Ealit?. tin. Lady of Charle; Morgan, Erg. of a fon. I riday Unnight, at the Lady of Charles Drake Gm'. rand, a daughter. 1)1 CD. Friday laR, at father's how' . ir. Piccadilly, Mr. T. Illadea t a Liemenant in the St. Jame:. Volonteer.: his der.th was otter.. boned his over-exerting biol.-if at the late fire in Berkeley fixed.. At Waterford, Auguit 2% Johph Galloway. 114. formerly Speaker of the Houk of Affemhiy. it. Penofylra•li3. Monday fenuight, after a Atoll but painful shoed., Mrs. Rao,/ Wife cii.Mr. Bilitnp, ((AU:nor, at liefink.Roke. At Largo, on the stb inflant, where be went for the recovery of his health, the Rev. Mr. John M•Qieen, Monier of the .Iffdi date Congregation. at North Berwick,in the a6th year of his %id and th'rd of his Miniltry. Lately, at ingoldeithorpe, aged tp, Mr. Edward Davy, of Trim pity College, Oxford, keond ion otths Rev. Wm. liavy. On the 6th loft. at Bath, Lieutenant-Colonel Mae Ibmell, of thd ts6th regiment of foot, M. P. for Yarmouth, in the ifle of Wight, At I.eadclune, on the .td in& Miss Catherine Infer, danghtear of the late Hugh Prefer, Efg. of Leadeune. TO BIUDGE BUILDERS. ANY Perron or Perfons willing to Contra& for BUILDING a NEW BRIDGE, e.ther of STONE oe IRON, or partly Stone and partly Iron, over the River USK. at or our the 'Awn of CAR LEON, are dellred to deliver In their Pron..fals. Plana, and Eltimates, foaled, to me, attic next Gnaw ral Q.Llarter *dons of the PCICC to he holden at Ude in amt for the Ltd County of Monmouth on Wedneday the sth dor of Oc• tolxr next, at 'Fwelre oVlo:k at liy Order of 'h. CJI-r. TURTON. Clerk aide Peace. W HEN Protetlional Men of education and te. V kontThllity devitte e'c Paft14.r...1 Alt era by the friedfon far 3 peculiar Branch, the (snake of long cantioued Weds Is else beft criterion of fuperinti , y : . . - Ten yeah have 1 devoted my prathfre to the eteladvetreatmere of THREE DISORDERS, and the luccefsful rdutc of my plea gives me additional ardour to oppok as far as I ant abk the ra • yam of thole complaints which are the mai important in the com ings= of human infirmitiss. After initiation into evens branch its an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an eat ty period of Practice to refeue Indiridirato !rem the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the malty dangerous precipitancy of general Praditiorir,. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cunt of witieh I have devoted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whets. r of a recent or long duration.--adly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether trifles from the habits of Schoolbom, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that derangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or tIT RILE rr. Numerous difeafes are the refith of Ignoraore ur italic in the treatment of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and it not unfroprody happens that the feuds of Life are poifoned by the indifcrettun of an unguard ed hour. By a fuperior method inch complaints are ritfily cured, and even where arisen have felled, I trait that I emy pretense lee oikr a radical re•eltablithincet. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated clarets in the flr• varier, compared with the calamitous Gtuat ions of Men . who hum indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gausses el a fatolonable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which fa the unavoidable confequeoce of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over Isis misery, but carefußy conceals his misfortune, it may be frame confolation for NM to knew, that akbougb it be an doled of doubt or uneerainey wick ostler Pm:thinners. the removal of daefe DEFICIENCIES by the gradual minds of renovation is the acqulrensaut of my aperimee. If the rite. of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vi gour, much ..nriety will be prevented by an early counteradlion o• this languid Rate, and in theft cafea no great difileakim wW mart But Mbar this deficiency has for years milted, a proper Pero fen:ranee ia tedifpenfibly requifite to revive the amalmalo g f she of Life, and to re-animate the Canftinitiou MAIMED WOMEN, who have Wag bees eilfappeberd tide expeetations of a Family, may to afforest that ha mood is fueb Me di are curable by Medical The SECRECY which is fu edential to my disc, wad the Qualifications which I have prdumed to Rate, form the Saha of my pretentious, and in coincidence with facia this intimation ia given, that Mr. BREE may be cemfolted perfeetally (or by lettas Inciofing a (mall note) at hie bode. No. 29.A.Annikl-greet. Wand, nor Tanpleaar. There is an additional entrance In Water-Meet adjoining', tat the name is on both the doom. M. IMES, Manisa (tithe U.r i s. To the NOBIL lir, OEN IRY, and the Palate inGenent; 1 'HE celebrated ABS TERGENT LOTION the mere of SCORW I'IC ERUPTIONS, Catatfugh. god. ad. Pimples, &c. on the Fact, Haada,and Melt; ;be aisir&s -m dy foe ift.dteally cleantlng the Comnlexion, and ttinadift all Difmka of the Sala ;.is mowed by the Inventor obi.folca ter S. SQL,VMON, M.D. at &ame l, Place, l t Iro:4 4111. Au thor of ." The 'Gable to Health," atil-retscr Nlitaiif Wablidg Pinto ta_ liblf Pints, M. Doty *lode& :,„ , ;71" Note —4 Government Stamp if pelf ba n asal with the mom dad plated abode or the ihreigkeatoikao" Solianao. Unica*" ememed therein to arinterfeit Felony, nal I mashie *kb Demb:--NNat die ate Oeakdadi TO LADLES AND rLIIMEN. .„ Dr. SOLOMPN Ilas,at to elm fobettatrA v anda manerans eomar sdarsoe Mar bia GENT LtaTlyN for pobliswaft, a Was of mar; has Iseen - the osider sod adiaifta prtoiteaddande AV the molt elegant, barna, anldd. faro sad 44621014 itn a t Wallt for Scorbutic and other Errors. oft the Nice It panty reftaria the SIM to origami" Nit& to+4.lpWa i t yise the powers otilefedperoo.. AO** maf rdll that it the Skin far, delicate, and rtidadea etery tun et ania, an, am bum, and all deft amid* It .k. ror ix* genera*, produce; la &art. It the on y = I C at wh et w i t h *oh mammas', or a Orgirti have emandis t.. aka (hating is become a dreadful opera by *ay truptho dif-sfe on the face. This sibirerstenisea7 be applied without the Walla ha z 3rd, fee a more firsercign remedy cannot be deviled En- even the aloft de. beets hawse. Ladles mil Oeotleeo way rely on the good qualities of DU Abflergeet, act the heft dearer and beautifier's( Osage./ It rim removes /paddy. without pain or trouble, at mos of Pimples. Tatters Rfng.worms, awes, Rednell, IhireMlil or Cartmeddi the Noir. Blotches, Sun-born. "I'4l ne Freaks, lieuripenderair (peeks of eruption. on the foram of the Masao body It it unfit ceffzry to enumerate the advantages wishing to the ' orialtkution of every perren, bye:PlO:flaky removing oblnadliew• ' from the 'edam of the Silo, sod thereby keeping Tree and open the innatmeaNe pelages end pwes through which satircospdsika ofebh or mitosis humours holm the vital field, and which being übarudied, an forced back agate into the Mont, and keel* Nis fnetees of elegy dangerous ahem It is tkeserrly • sliattalPf. much conhquence, as well to prevent hurtful difordcm..at far ate prefeentlon of cafe, comfort, and be"uty to our rears, that wa Mould occalonslay have remade to proper unit aed applicatinee but more elm:A.2ft k became urgently reouilite when the (Ado of oblrodtioe make their appeanace, and break outing* Pimples. ledger', Carbuncles, or nth. r cotanewas Pmaptlots. It is by so means Dr. Set.ossott s igtentinu m onto& the rah of mcdicutcs pebbled for Gmllsrprrpoka,orSatnkt any ttong the:: may convey the fasaileft Wm of thew lowillesey t mehing bet the annul fMitation f.tes pet{ *ages cf hiels rank. would hart' !educed been to futerk his Alafttr,tent f w public kir : not only as • Lotion, to be toed whult eaderacooth t lyre Anti-Impctigtoc.. bet as a Cchurtie In Kencral, the prods puffdred I y hem :t• Mentes are as hanorrabk as they are IZ.COMfolliftlbis. apd.haGr!l, there, although they m..y be ii•Nattie.l to the indprelion of a win tad, rearm be I.ld bef re the pubbe ; nor nil any rate or ewe. however vrce:Jerous in in nature, or exalted the charaeltr. • v , ► be 1 übbibtd. Ibe Abarestut.nerts fella of Week with thole who give it a fair trial, at 4 as its peke evidently /hews that no prisats eseulantent h I , 4oliter by the: Prupnetur, le silo may the ennie ll"ek to he eans.aex dtah:letainle otbiat b* .t e rd . th e. c rt gow lint7 l ofmolstonts be a Reath honoured wish by 311 rasa., b prefentiog them stiffs the Aber - gem Lawn which thy wW No detain immure grealne by imolai at the Stsrt.p. Sold at his Warchnar , . No. 6, College-erten. and he IPPailmalla t t. by NI 'thews, No. Strand; and Dicey ... Co. &we etterehiard, f modem : Womb, Laster, Hofband, at. Filar, Ebb 4ourgh; hi• Donald, morrow; and by 'ti 14 , di; " Venders w every 14latiset Town I. Drug 0rk.4114 Ittitaal " . " 4 AmeWea. LONDON: Prim:4l7o;4 pshillbed by Laiff.l.KiNT (re CIR. ter , oetyllate Lambeth; at the STAR ( Huts, Na I. Bier &OM alto at tbt STA% US flits, ba" e. A de r. 4 ....... 'GM low len lia Wh aid 1, 44 , kia