Star. — London, England, 1814-09-20 00:00:00

OLD SAII.Er. .. • • T. Strorday Thmat Bithv! Was indicted (0, its4iitg. an assault on N . laryJ.Pitgtos, aft 04 sit Anitiit: list, by driving against her, head the galt, ctf a is the perish of St. Siidi's !litietebfrfle mortal v:otstad Iticgifts, of %shift, she died on the 29th of the said month. . . • Froll the evidence in support of the incliciment, it kppeared that the deceased was crossing fleet-mar et, on the, evening in cptestion, , at the rit aae moment the prisoner drove his 4. , :se cinic..4lf ; round the corner. He called •"t the woluari was ltn , cked cl.iwn. The pr:- d up, • and siejled de eply calli affected With the acct. Ot, .. ag the Surgeon to provt that the eceised• 11a . :1 died in.eonsettnence of the tapryshe had sus nnt anis**, and titer prisoner Wis - ac cjOittf.:4! The jadge recthreit the jniSoner •on the ititpr.priety of his conduet, And eipikilid a li p pppe that , theiwtol situatio:.in which hehad h plaiettovpild operAte as a warning both to hint and to • pljwsons in , t ins situation , avoid similir lets to the' • . • safety of his Majesty's subject !. • • • • 1 • • Thosnin ~7,ll,i,•aied 14, was then tried on an 1 ch urging hill with haVing occasioned the a o .th of Thoiluts imc, in 'We Pima . Miltenwei, on Ole 20 of 3&dy lilt, by igiinit him with a certain heirs:. The Pict of the accident was proved, • lase no evi • • donee was adduced whereby it :could he positively ascertaine I that the TTLIO who.had been tint over,wnd the man who had dleski i n the hospital, of the name of Thomas Sims, was One and the same pirioti ;•—the prisoner was therefole acquitted. • lZtJere Silver Carley stood indicted for feloniously uttering and publishing as tine, ktOielng it lb be toliei, an order f payment of icit3, - in - the name of f l ft Living," o.i Sir :I the Perring and CO. bankers. • The circumstances of the case, as they appeote,d in vidince, were* these . : —The prison' , together with ititotr young man, Anita &amp sonoirlio was indicted With him, were clerks in the office cif Messrs. Few . b:rt and Son, AttOrnies ; in Cook's , court, Catey-street. The latter was cher:: . prepe . iatory tot's being articled. Sitch'ciicunistirices occurred; hollieVei, .as induced the ourt,.on application,. toperthit Sampson to be • ekainineel:as-a witness . for the Crown. The prisoner tTterefire inqpd abuse' enhis Arial. On the 19th elf . ./Ctigust 114_4' the prisoner took a chgqne 14S, drawn on blank paper, on Sir John PtMqg and Co. -tit s ticket-porter, named Innell, to Lincoln's fan, and directed him to to• and receive the ainount, and bring it back to hini in srliall notes, in Linktbeslritn; When Innell presented the cheque, it was ernisiiiited to he a forgery. He was, of course, questioSed as to th.:.peistin from whom he 'had got it ? and gave such , Inforrisation as induced Mr. Barber, a partner in Sir kerring's house, to send for Brande, one of ;the . city Marshal's peen, who accompanied Innell in .'earth et the prisoner ; and, as a means for motets*. tain detection, Innell was furnished with soils* small soles. On their arrival hi Lincoln's Inn, Innell pro: seeded alone to. the Western side of the 'lune, while Diatide Waited at a distance till a signal which was Zrhicertt should be given. The prisoner *oak made disil • asked Inneli p lf ised got' the ' *raft? , Innell answered in the affirtliatire, and be- Ain.tairtag lthe notes with which he had train 'pro. ,-stied out tsf his pocket, when Brande caine.up, and thok the prisoner into custody: Brande asked the prisoner where he had got the cheque ? He said he lead:rPcithredlt hunt a Gentleman, but he coetd not . seyleho or -Where. . He litterwisids diddle bad sot it from a plots Inti named Sampson, Who was a clerk in the same office with himself. Brinde then -accompanied the prisoner to Cook's-court, and while ivaitiiit at the corner Sampson came up. The prise: 'tier Sampson, that ch-que tot' gave me is a tirgtry." :Braude then asked Sampson if lie Inera . any thing :shout the cheque ?. He said lie did, and -that he had 'received it from Mr. Living. - They then went all together to • Mr. Living, in' Giancery- I inti. who, on seeing the cheque r declared it not to be vrYting. In subsequent, conversasiona. held -by Brande with Simpson, the latter declared ch at he had drawl. the cheque, ind that he had done so, not with a view to appropriate the amount to his own use, but to convince Mr. Living of the impropriety of :Assail% cheques on blank paper, which he had seen him do. He afier wards stated , , be had been in , fineed,to draw the eheßtie at tie instance of the, prise pert He said, thtt on the morning of . .tte! IWth ,4ultust he was in the cif6ce . of his sinpster , Cara ky r when Carley said —j‘ . I ' , fah rkn e w hOw t&get a little moler, as it would matte me 'veil 11 . 4pf.er. - -:- 'SiMpson said he did act know:how to assist Istim.— ` 'The prii , iner repeated his observation, when *Sampson thitl—.. I know of no miens of get fig risOndy,.nbieso by . drawing a cheque." the prisoner 'aiked•hitik - if he ei . :ol'd do so rand ois his antriering' in the tile, the titissiner handed hiin a half shket Ml' :la/Jet; . and he drew the cheque in question. t ibeit ilsp*p the Directory, and give him the nussibet, whi4 helput down as a direction for a porter, to Whdtifi s . was tin give the cheque to get the cash. Car st `t being questioned, admitted th a t h e had'sol the 'Directory, but he could not tell foriliat On** Vans! although he was present at the statement bide by Sampson, he did not contradict hint. • The prisoner, in his defence, positiirelinsinirerrbi • ignorance of t he cheque being draira by pint. ' Mr. Yustice aturrra'summed up the evidence with: . great impartiality, and intimated to the Jury the ne-: cessity of watching With 'great suspicion, the teal- - mol l Of a witness such as Sampson was, who stood" himself stained with the offence imputed to the priori- • sue. if they believed him 'worthy of credit, confirni; ed as he was by a variety of circumstances.. they Would find the prisolivr ; if they did not cleeni . him worthy of beach they would of course actinic him: The Jury retired, and after deliberating twoboorsi— retitled a verdict ofh-Not Guilty. 1. . . 'Thomas Et/stirred: and'Jsiiis Iflilliatne,-I(foth *ged Inen, were coivieted of stealing 'a tub of bbnet, splice 40s. the prop, rty of Alexander Ainslie. • firedde,"mged''Al, was next tried, on MAl charging him with privately.stenlissi; in thO• • shop tit Mr. Harry Holman Cradle, a bat value Its. pristifier had aecompailied a yourig: man to Mr. 'Croitlide liou.e in tiOlid-3Vekto upon amine errand, anti while the atteini::b of'the shopnian *At engaged, Ls si.crated a bat uodcr his coat, and walked oat. He was purstred and viten *kg Milt to hii- fiessession.' —Guilty. Yesterday Jane Cillixe Vetio• milletad.foi siilfol murder of Alice Bolus, in the ! l atish ally. Paul's,: Shadwell. „. James Bolus was an officer of the Thames Police,l and husband to the deceased. Eis wife was much addicted to liquor ; and on the Morning on which she! had the affray with the prisoner, was intoxicated be fore he left his home. She was about to strike him with a shovel, when;. in disarthing her of it, she fell and bruised her head. OA hisieturn home she was lying on the bed, and said Mrs.,Collips had . given her her death blow. This occurred on the 25th of June, and the deceased died on the sth of July following. Esther Mont deposed to having heardahe prisoner use threatt:ning langoage against Mrs. Bolus. The latter had sent Mrs. Collins's little boy on the evening before, to her mother's house fo: cheese, and . on the following morning accused the child of having stolen ,her money, and bought the cheese without her orders Mrs. Collint came into the shop and swore she would have Bolus's life. • -Eleanor Hagan described the•nature of the quarrel and fight between the parties. Mrs. Bolus, who was much intoxicated, ran into a house after Mrs. Collins's child, when the prisoner ;mixed her by the hair, and n scuffle ensued. They fell through awindo. Thd deceased - bad the appearance of having been before in a fray. • Mr. Tolman, a surgeon, attended. Mrs. Bolus pre vious to her death. She complained of a severe pain across her chest. On opening.her body, he discover ed few symptoms of inflammation, • but a large quan tity of extravasated blood in the lunge. bead was• much bruised„hut the.effiqn of blood is the chest had been the trunaest cause of her death. Oa cross-examinpionv he considered that great bodily ex; ertion, and previous brtaiaes on the head,,might have produced a rupuye of the vessels sufficient toacconnt for the quantitrelfr.;aravasated blood. . Mr. Baron Guattaai thoUght there was nothing in this case t h at amounted to a charge of murder. Whe ther the prisoner had been guilty of manslaughter de pended on the belief of the Jury, whether or not, in the first place, the contest with the deceased was jus t:fiable from parental feeling ; and secondly, whether it was the violence , of the prisoner which had produc ed the death. of Mrs. Bolus, who was evidently a person of drunken habits, and who had previously re ceived a bodily injury in the scufft. with her husband. ' —Verdict—.Not Guilty. S. Love was indicted for robbing Mary Tell of a cotton shawl. The prosecutrix deposed, that the pri. saner knocked her down, left her bleeding, and snatch / ed her shawl, with which he ran off. Me passed her twice before he robbed her, and she had a fell view of his face ; she was, therefore, positive.he was_ the map. This took place in the middle of Brick-fane. Another woman, that was in company with the pro secutrix, corroborated her testimony. In half an hour afterwardsahe prisoner was apprehended, and she saw hun at the watch-house. R. Chappel, a post-boy, saw a man running very fast before the watchman, about half.past 12 o'clock on the night in question, and moo after he picked up the shawl: Wm. Slatter, a watchman, took the prisoner, wbo was running as hard a* he could. The prisoner shewed an ulcer on his ancle, which, be said, be bad received•at the capture of Banda and Amboyna, .under Admiral Rainier; which disabled him almost from walking, much lees running. Guilty —Death. William Boyer was indicted (Or breaking and, en= tering the divellinthousii of Isaac Snovisill, and steal. ing 17 guineas in gold, one 7s. piece, £l6 in silver, and divers other articles, the property of the said Isaac ,nowsill, on SUnday, the 31st July; about 3 o'clock, in the afternoon, Mary Holt, widow, being then in the. oute. The most material witness was Benjiniin Johnson, one of the Police Office's of the City of London. .He stated, that on the morning of the do laidin the indictment, the witness was in compitny with a person named Joe Golding, in a public4iouse' in Brooks's-market, from whom he received•some in formation:at to a robbery that was to be committed that day in. Gray's•inn•lane. They were leaving the house when theprisoner came in, and addressed Gold . = ingasnn old acquaintance. The prisoner began by telling Golding that be was then followed by the trap, meaning officers of justice, and lifter some fur. ther conversation, and an assurance by Golding that Johnson was to be depended upon, the prisoner went. on to make such-communications as left no doubt in ;Johnson's mind that the prisoner was the person by whom ttie robbery in Gray's.inn-lane was to be perpe. crated. He accordingly watched him, in company with another officer of the name of Bray. 'Tile soner was seen by these officers to enter the house .twice, and the second time he came out, the offi _ ing then satisfied that the robbery had been cum. (pitted, took him into custody, and on searching bun, 'dm ProPert7 - wAs found vpon.him.. On the part of the prisoner, an attempt was made., to invalidate the testimony of Johnson, by adducing the 'keeper of the watch-house, int* which the prisoney 'hid hien cartied, who smut that Johnson informed 11;lea that on the first occasion on which the prisoner eitne out of the prosecutor's house, the robbery being then Unaccomplished, he . (Johnson) said to him " You damned tool, go in again ; there is nobody coming." This was positively denied . both by John :Sin and his brother olcer, named Bray. , Mr. Baton GnAtiate charged the Jury, who imme diately fonudthe prisoner —Guilty—Death. 'hum Cplett! . an was capitally convicted, for stealing, in the dwelling house of Colonel 13 . 1ign, several ar lilies of wearing apparel, above the value of 404 his property. An Inquest was held on Monday se'nnight, at Stonehouse, before "Joseris Wurrttotro, Esq. Coro ner, on the body. of Thomas Cowan, a seaman on bosrd the Salvador, who, on the preceding: rriday,, had nude a bet he w,ouidzo up and stand on At truck at the main-top-royal-mast head, which 1% hail' effected about half past seven o'clock in the evening, hot 'on attempting 'to come down by holding only with his hia:is on a topecalled the top gallant-back. stay, he came flown so that he could n..t, keep hjii hip, and 'Coll.:froth lbst'gnctrr the main-t Op. on Elie liirboard sicle - cr the deck, on his race quite insen .ible ; the blood gushed out from his mouth and ears, And One of Ids thjghs iyas fracture) he leingu4he'd 02 "about one o'clock is the Morning, when' hi" died. Verdict—Accidental i LeifMi kit* ibielißAlN, AT Wheat, - item add twos, 90s. Oes. per tittatier Ditto, etairolk, 665; 86s. Ditto, Marroik, COS. 301. Rye, 361. 4!s. Barley, 34-. 40s. Malt, 70s. 7G.. White Pres, 5 . 9*. Gls. bolters OS*. 614. tottiam: Moat, Dantzle,,76s. Sas Barley 325. 40.. Mae, Baltic ILO I , 64i. 745. Oats, Yeetl, 401.44 e. Rye, 30s. 40s. I r; rey Pets, 441..305. Rttilkti %VsiiAt ste MAIK•LAtti &Mb Sept. It, tie Sept. le Total 14468 quarters--Averaxk 76174g-4c OIL !oiler that: last return. RaTuits et FLOG tliuti SOL; s, t 6 Sept . 0.--Tistal 5,370 fatlii..--'Averake 741. 01J.—.01. Ott!. lower than last week. Nkir - VATE A 1715— . vIARK-LANg, ee. trr. IL Wei Peas, 48i: 5 . 2. c. Small Wail% 465. 524. Tick Ditto, 464, Oats; l'initsse, 32a. 365. Ditto, 2 , 55. 351." Oats, Ferd, 20s: 29i. Fleur, Via 755. per risk. Rapeseed, £3O. £32. peels's. O.4ISkIOIALL MARKRTS. ' (R the Carcass.) Beef, Ter stone 4s Si to 4s 104 ( Veal 44 to di Mutton - 4d to Ss Od I Pot Nolto7s 44 • Lamb 4s. 44 to tls &I. • PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY., waiTicitatiti., • Hay 31 St to it • Nay 41 44 to SI tea -lid Straw 91 2s to 11. Od I Siva* 11 191 tO 91 HOd • Clover 71 Os to al Os Od PAC* OF HOPS. otte SApl. , roosts. tent 51 Os to 71 Os Kest • 61 Os to $1 14s Sussed 11 Os to 61 Oi Sitsieit - 61 Os to $1 Os Eiset • el Os to 71 'Os Pienhant E 1 os to 121 Os . . PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL-STREET. 1 Eitti, 96 Yo semis 24d gea cioSiiiti, 60.t0 40Ibs 515 d 40 DittO, SG tb 6151 bi 270 Ted Ditto 50 to 7011,4 set 42d Merchants Backs eld 22d Ditto 70 to BOW Sed 400 Dressing Hides Sid 22d I Fault Seals Greenland 36d 45d Vine Ciacis Hides fed titid I Large ditto, per dos. liiosl2oo Crap Hidest,itutt 2!d eld I Tanned gorse Hides 274 2 9 0 Ditto 45 tis 501bs. gid 22d Goat Skins lls .50. RA* MIAS. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinal to Od to Ss 2d stoat) - Se 01 to 3s gd Market Cur 1 Is. rack. Middlinis 2i 6d to Ss ski En g. Horse 76s to lit lan* Skins Ss 6d. to 4e 6 , 1-.4keepskial Aid to Ses. ' rALICA OF T. _ . ift. hike ' s% Markt* . 41 10d T6Ven Tailii Clarelifarkcet - Os OA Yellow ilusA ,Vibitachapel Mutat 44 10d White ditto pts. stone of 611 a. ......... Soap ditto Graves 20s Od—Good Dregs 10a Od. Price of Catidlearr doz. 14s Od--Mouliis 1 Ili 6d. 14$ Od • Od • Od 74$ od Tette°, SEPTEMBER 16.—CLAY FLodet:—We are happy to learn, from respectable authority, that' the latdulterated flour which was reported to have been aieized, a short time ago, at a baker's in Flushing, near Falmouth, was only a part of a quantity imposed on hi taf good flour by one of the miscreants of this town, against whom a 'true bill was found by the Grand 'Jury at the last Assizes. The baker, who, we understand, is a reepeetable man, having examined the flour on the first rumour df the fraud, and disco vered.it to be adulterated,. went to the Assizes for the purpose of obtaining legal advice as to the steps be ought to pursue in the affair, when he was directed to destroy the Nor immediately, and the putting this advice into execution, by throwing it ever the quay, origipated the repoit that-the abontiaable practice was still-goieg on. • PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEmBEB 17i—The French mar ket. on the Parade; in this town, was scantily supplied in the former.part of the week. but yesterday and to day it has ban unctualtnianly well stoked. Common fruit, such as apples, peat:, 4ndplunts, they ask an exorbitant price for ; but peaches, grapes, melons; Ice. are more reasonable. Good Lams sold from £8 to £l4, and ordinary sheep from 20s. to 2k. each.— Turkeys from 6s. to Bs. per couple. Dneks'from 3s. 16d. to 41.6 d. per couple, but ordinary. FoWls 3s.6d:to 4s. 6d. per c-ouplc, also very poor. During the ethnic of this day the market has been well Ravi:tied. Tiv common necessaries of life, which these people bridg over, ire generally very inferibr in quality. In 're.. turn for what they import, they carry homecottnn goods of all descriptions, end• we observe that they purchase considerable quantities`of -potatoes. • WIRCHEsTER, SEPTEMBER 17:-..-45E. Chef's Hill Fair, near this city, on Monday, was tolerably'siee plied with horses, among which were Wane good' cart colts ; the horses of the nag kind were 'generally in fetiot, and sold at reduced prices. Sotra - Frevich cows and sheep were brought for saleebot did not meet with purchasers. There was a great quantity ci cheese, which met withw'ready sale at the' f 110tring prises :—New, from 635. to 80s. Old, from 84c. to 95s.—At Wilton St. Giles's Fair, on Monday, there Was a gtild chew of sheep, Which !sit 'with a, ready eale t at very advanced pews. • • 'AWE% SEPTEMBER harvest is nearly finished in the eastern part of Hampshire, aaJ :many parts of 'this county'—the wheat has been got in in excellent order, several 'samples of new wheat were aliewn on Wednesday last, at Lewes, some were thin and light, others very good;—stew wheat was sold 'from sfls. to £l7. Nis. per load. Pt Le tureen, SarraWeelt 17. e - Bread, an we ex pec • iedialid not long maintain its advarreed price here.— Last v3eek the half peck loaf expeiienced a decline•of and this week 2J. So that it is now"butak.9.l. Wheat, on Thursday, was•still on tlredcelihe ; rime samples fetched as high as 'about glo per load, but the more inferior sort would not sell for more than £l7. The generally good appearance and product of the new wheat, has disappointed many who nvie speculating on a blighted crop. The corn in dill quarter is nearly a:1 got in, and in prime order. At Arundel market • the prices were :—Wheat £lB. to &IL los. per load ; oats 255. to 26 , . per quarter ; flour 19J. per gallon : quartern loaf I Id. ; coals 48s r per chaldron. Chichester beast market, on iVednes• :day, exhibited a large supply of prime beef and mut ton, which went off rapidly at a trifling. declension of Iprice. At Findon Fair, on Wednesday, stock sheep :fetched 'kora £3 to £3 per head, which is price much higher than they have fetched of late. At Nantwith Fair. Saturday se'noight, a, noted borse•merviant eat, for a wager, 51b. of beef stakes. a - quarter of a peck of potatoes, a two-fenny loaf, and drank two quarts of ale.-in t!•ie whole, about aslbs. —a tolerable dose for the okure. A melancholy accident happened on Thursday last. at Chilieton, near Launceston. As a far ale apprentice to Mr. ilViAsoNs, was carrying a basket containing provisions to the harvest fidd, mounted on a spirited youn g h crie , the animal took triqht 4nd threw off the girl, ash falling on a bag cf knives and laks, which feel been carelessly flung across the ni ck f the hose. was VD ilreadffully wounded as to occasion her almost instant dual. •• • • . • • COAL-MMtNET, SEPT . ti. Ship. at Market thips bald. 2 - Sunderland . 2 I • Wesh . . I Priei. . il . tu 50 ...01 . Os. Ott te 1410 H WA 1 E Al' LONDON 11 1 / 6 1DOX 1 - 0-ICloaut)W. Mornitic - as minuteraur 6 Atter:loor ' - IS militates After 7 BIRTHS. Monlay se'onight, at Truro, the Lady of Captain habil i s! tht Royal Corny/an Miners, of a san. • Tuesday, at Brighton, the Lady of the Rev. I. M. Rico, arts daughttr. 'Thursday, at Ch. , pel House, Bognor, the Lady cf Majw-Ge neral Egerton, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the 43d uh. at Trtsto,6;ptainWighttnin, of the 43 - 11 re giruent, to Mew Rciol, only datightar of the bte kti.:, 1 •,ti, of that place. l'hstsday, St Itutworth Church, Mtddletet, Capts!n taw, of the Halal Navy, to Min Painter, of dauanterani At idemptint, I.i utenatit-Colonel larir , ut the Lie.g Dragoon+, to Miss llenson, daughter of tb: late )igui E. it of I ernaice, On the &I hat. George Wilbraham, Esc of Detaniere Lodge, Cheshire, to hadyAnit Fort. scot, daughter of On the sth inst. it the Maine or Kernback, the t 4 cv Minister of 'Feeling, to Mum Janet Unix+ on, long .ter the decea•ed Mr. Andrew Crichton, late writer in but.clee. At Welton, the Hoo. William Elot, to ,suaiii; 7..ungett daughter of the late Sir folinMordeant, At St.,Audrew's Church, Holborn,Thoolas Burton. Ls; C p lain of his Majesty's .hip Aquilon, to CatLau*, erdeet titAshwx of Wan. Crud) req. Juli-stral, Bra loo-row. • • DIED. , Sept. 11, at Cork, Sir Hugh Massy, of Wet:vino (thusricl), late Liptak) tu the a.ith Regiment of Foot. At St. Agnes, on Monday sennlgh., Captain John Trapnell . . The-latter cud of .I,ly List, at Fort Rkhtien, in Gentaaalaiso tenant St. John Harman, - ut the 11th Fiat, in din troth year of his age. His death was occa.ioned by ligtituiks. Sor. 8, at the house of her another, the Han.. Mai VS" Great Cuniberlaul-streety Charlotte, the Lady of caosirrt l / 2 14 Royal Navy. At knightshridge, on Friday se'nnight, of a rapid consumption, aged I I yein, Jane, eldest daughter at Anderson, Esq. Toon, Purism • • • La•ely, suddenly, at South End, after retiring to bid, a - patently in good health, K. Allen, lip. of Hallingbury, Essex, wig:o Lis Majesty's Justicra,of tar Tease for that county. Monday lenttight, at Edinburg}, Mr. Donis. He drop ped down in a shop in the Lucitenhooths, and indsLtly espied. On the 7th inst. at Edinburgh, Mr. Vi Weald onwk,•Jiw.eht of Medicine, son of the late Mr. William Smith, Extractor, tteits ter Office. On the 7th inst. in Gaildfard,plase, London, after a short ill ness, Lady Mary Martin, deter to LisOrace the P•At: of Ou board the ship Cunihertand, do his passage Mint J .mica to Whitehavva, Mr. J ohn Christie,anaitve of ticutbad, who aid r e sided in Jamaica about tory . years, and acstiitrii, with the fairest character, a very large fortune, sopposa . oat $100,000.. _ _ WORMS ARE. THE MOST :FREQUENT SOURCES OF CHILDREW DriEASE , :: Their symp.roms EVERY PARENT' and GUARDIAN of CHILDREN should be acquainted 'With. 'They occaNsun lon of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the bee, emaciation ma Irregular amid the bowels,. attended aiser with triohat pains; they bring en convulsions; they affect the growth ttf the hotly. and they prove fatal, by ending in a eonsunrption or detay. Both as a preventative and cure of these ahrniing complaints the above excellent Medicine is universally Slowed, on the tearimony of the highest characters in this country, both in rank and resprctabi lity, to have no N41;1. Their public approbation, given to Sts! Proprietor, from a personal knoWlage' of its wonderfill success in their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, 104 gives a sanction-to It, of which no other Medicine of the Iliad can boast. Parents and others, who have - the care of chitin. should have this remedy a 4 a family Medicine to resort to, when, eyer the stomach or bowels of Childrin are any way whit% it wfll altos* berlhuan to relieve. Sold, wholeseleimd retail, at Mr:Butler's, No.+, Cheopside,llie cornet of St. Pail's Church .y.srd ;Sharp, Johnson, gt Belim,Forr - mouth; Jones, Weston. Allniot, and Mallory, Portsce; 'Pill and Johnston, Gosport !:Coleman artd Jacob, Sheerness ; Peek and Ron, and Turner, Holt ; *island, Cookworflty, Netatietow, OM 1.1 Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, atniiiviancy and Co. Mr iningham ; Staines and . l.)oach, Manchester; Tine vats, hares; ' Smith, Manderton, Reaburn, S cot t, and liaxter,•Edittliurph ; Bet ter end M Donald, Olitsgow ; 130een and Batty, lirtatol . ; 'raison and Co. Norieich ; Snit ten, I.elerner; EtiorarN aid Penn*, and dilynge anti Latinaury , I.iv erpool ; Nettleton I oftiger Dover; White, Brighton; Roberts, Solion, and -RA Chelins ham; and retail, by must etnintrt ea cilia/It venders, n horn, at gs. 44. tut 54: ad:eaeti. , VP Disorders traii ' inbefiblited - Inure e•sktittinili to 'AA dein* liynienifaVltiftilistis than throat which are the 011liequersearotinguarded pleasure. Peepte of evert rank plty adieu:ion to the • Shripeaf Wedlock, but where,the Constitution has been tanked by Disease, a renovation of stability is indaspes. • reqWsite. Twenty . years Lave We dt4oted our prietice• tn the exclusive treatment of the fdittiarlng Disorders, and dune •itessful result of tour glad glies us additional ardour to oppose, as far a; re ate abie 4 the ravages Of thew r Convexities whleh.seeehe peer important In the catalogue of ifumntt inflrminies. Alter lad Notion into every branch, as Navy Suriron4, we formed a with, tit an early period of praetier, to 'resette hicihriduals from the eoranct of uneducated men, Or the equally dingeroneprecipitanty if general Practitioners. . The Disorders to the cure of which we* have devoted our at lesetoo,, comprise every i pper.les of Venereal lufscrion; all .kinds Of Debility, whether arising fiom the habits of sthool or the intioigencles of maturar at t.; that derangement bo ys, Slum in Women, Which Is calk Barretinesi or Starlit); ihtmlual V4'eaittesses, Greets, tthstructtents. in the Urethra; 4•0 Strictures, whether recent c.r of long duiatiou, and eil have baffled tile Skill ,of oi!:cr Practitioners, are ly ontpresent huprMiled plan of treatment scetteally - an:i pernl3- .teltly•tlirtet, without the patient stiffering• the exchielatitigtain and alarming Hem,scrhage which frequently follower the epithet* , non of the I.unar Caustic. lu the course °f our eotibive practice ip tr. , . metropolis, tionsexteus cases of SfItICTUIiEo have been thd are daily under oWcare, the total eradication of Which is rf ftcted by 'a safe, certain' and ixpedWctis mode awing oorettli toms' other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and tinil f,„urlngstling.frism th is comp kaln; are wedgy. removed, mid the Patient restored to sound and rigorous, health. Belt where the debility his for years • existed, a proper perievern.ice in our tenons ive remedies is indisperi s ilahly requisite, . ssreii ve the slum twang ,sparks of lift, and es reanitwee the 'constinu fon. Numerous Dilemma ire the revilt of ignorance or hate in the treatment of a simple Cionnrthraonal k not iinfrequently !.an pens that the seeds orlife are poisoned by the im!ticietitin 44 an unguarded-hour. By a magenta. teethed such tempi:outs are tassly cured; and even where others have tailed, we truss that we May presume to offer a radical re-establishment. Fears /: ever, are the cases of complicated di st r ess i n l td. disotior, pared whh then alamitentsniteation of men, who, freintian iedul- Renee In a solitary vice, or the pr e val e nt ga i e tl ei Ora fashiostalsle life, acquire that mate of *Witty which Is the Unavonlablectotwe inane of such pernicious babits. Where the unhappy bulicref broods over his thisety:bia usefully concts.ds his mister:oats, it 'inn) , he some comb/anon ter him to kAorr; the aithnuel it i.e an object or doubt or unisitailtry with other Prscritionert., the rts. *moral of thew deficleucies by the gradualpiegre.s of Arnow Is the acquirement of • our experienci. If the rites of 8.16.1111 S Of Vella' have begun to reduce Ina:IVA/46r, mich•austs:y wiP be prevented Ity an early coutiteraesien of this INiaidd state, and le. these eases no great di:Bruit? , will occur. i Married Woman, who - have long been disappointed In Stilt' expectations of a family, may Ise assured, that in* inns( iultauCes. such tlefeets are euratthe by`Medleal skill. The secrecy which is so essential to our undertaking, and die ilulhficationa which we have presumed to Ma; term the Imais of our pretenanons.,and in coincidence will such tl•Is intinise. Is given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may be via:tilted !'a ttests of either sea with the grease-4 setrety and honour. 'Patients iq the Cr tarry an; requested tit sixtat the gartlen:all of e.e.r case, age ; and ‘ft.iicral habit of living, and erell.strg ; re mittance for advice and Niedscin es, vsber. the salmi will tie pies nr sent to , iiny plies of the Klrgdons. • Clritßlit and Co. Sots, Na le7c iietton•R'r"'rn* LONDON : Printed by LIVItI. KENT, Pickett Pare; gablisbed there, and at the Star Ofice.Temple Bar. Numu4i k;596: EVERY TICKET A JP tery of only 6,000 Tickets drawn in one Day, the I Stit Octoi.l fore; if they nsos the Calutals, hal tissu-matey, as there arc not art &Lyme coantains Prizes of 120,01 The Ticket/ A Prize of ig2t),olo, in ti Was sharkd• a .4 sotd in One Ha and•'rwo Sniteenth 31.afel, by 'Cornh and lA, Covestry-str. Once , ' the 'I ickets and Silanx nova and inge! Loos Lottery.—'ft Shares a the .60,000 Prize, are them tot Payment. CAItflE AGRiAT Variety of r linprowed GARDENING by the Men eminent Kurserysaer Metropolis. rakelited to give lay above science, as w4ll as to cons To be seen only at the Hoydenit greet, Letcester.saitere: By EDWAISI4 JUKES. Pal MON NOBLEMEN, Gentlen informed, :hat they may 1 amain t, on trnns equal to nuittgi hold, Leasehold Land, or Houses Sealomat., Widows Jointures other Property. Persons of respee - personal security only. Genttem, modation, withoet delay. Appil letters fporopaid) a :dressed to , South street, Ber)tely-equare l BY tpvlllAlk4l ROYAL ANTI"- AT . libiti,'initead of Tallow, !Sects of Friction in Steam-lei' 'Oliva, Coaches, Wagpts, Cart Sblps' Bottoms, Tar, Pentane, yir.4 [Jr Cables; le preserve Pul 'Wood or Warden lie %deny free of which the I'nbdc save in e per tenth exelueive of saving we Sold, tar the Patentee*, at N .Admiralty, London ; and, by Chandlors„ rr a erg. 400kseller, blediclne Wfreitiluses, Pr CetaVntiakers, tnileepers, Cow Culuur-shops, Smiler., and Shop] psiee to. 6d.; 6,1.6 d.; Guineas each, ~. The singlet . shie'llox eon. sin' t FUur Wheel OntlaSe Four tin. Wards Theitsand Miles, A 11 143 Ponl:/ ,1 fin al(ntiser hinds of QUACKEItIi...S.THE I/E HEALTH 11 After having been decutved and Free . IIUrESSRSCOOPE It a', street, illietifiiars r.!ad, a dosing SO years i eviler pravier, tints yearly to a Certain Complaii which have tatted Meatball Pate, and Body, dimness - in the $ fitriceures,ohedlilateGleets,Node Throat, nocturnal pains In the I. taken and often fatally trewed (canes, wrh a sealer .1 Debility originating from a lb% a IN! lit Impt i olier the of Nlereuiy. ale sirs Cooper art Co, haws Roston. (and Mel. eaverience io l(led), are ten of the Mot don and Edinburgh; 1.041 it is s nou: to they Lave rescued see.; from th• Atom dreadful dlsorde tali' had failed). Mears. Cooper and Co. are (Sus.days excepted) by either * ran paid, when modlolaes as an pan of the town or enuntri N. a Ite PILES and FIST' Cutting. and dense sko labour ileblitty (from wha rye r caul Ctt ofMOIR berwlserzed tet no d. sriktrilr " QbapeL THEATRA ROYAL, TIMORROIV, THU it Majesties Sresots wit pe WILD 0 o OR, THE STItOI,LIN RotiTr. Mr. El Sli Gerrie homier, John Dory, Mr. 2 (2., Barry Thandor, (Il t hig Pup first ammo' Et lirt..m I tidy Amariiiiit, 11 0 1 Amelia, Mn.. RP EitllTO/i To which will be added, the , THE kgi OR:11113 WAGs Can Peitiallfd, Loewy Maerirotter, Caleb Quilesios.• Mr. eirlei Oaylove, Mrs. ORGIIIi Doors to he opened at bsi.:-ra,t to begin at halt.past Sift pr,..eisely. 13117(c{ and Place* to be taken of Russet-street, from Teti till Four, Private fit,: (Itligutly). - Dozes, 7. —Seeorrid_Price, as. 6d lower Callery, c.A.—secood Ols Saturday, the Comedy of T THEATRE ROYAL, C T HIS PRESENT EV, the Cootie ( LOVE IN A Justice Wsbodcock, i Y,:unp Meadr.ms, P Hawthorn, Mr. INCLEDOb Ribeetta„ Miss S Lucinda, Miss MATHEWS; To which wig be added, iii RICHARD CCM Richard, Mr. SINCLAIR. N Places for the Boxes to he taken Clare. Hirt-atreet, from Yen till : 'I be Doors will be opened at hi Play begin at half-gist his. xes, 78 ; Second Price, as. i 'allrry, 23.; Second Price, it e,..."ta rt IPriday,the Serious Opera o Da Alipaii a new Connie Boller 11,r Jefelutwitted: in wlech N Royal lead. my at Paris, and lit wick', will in.ike bfr Era appearai hlnn..my Alaandtr the Great ; A New Melo- Urama founded 'The Dog of Mumargies ; or, 'll In preparattou dAirh.g the sumni Wednesday nest.