Star. — London, England, 1803-10-27 00:00:00

WIF r i 011) BAI I.kr. Yefterday the Scilions commenced at the Old Pai'ey, before the Right lionmnahle the Loan MAYOR. Lard LI.I.IIi3OILOVGII, Mr. Baron THOMP S it, the Rico:toss, &c. when I;:venteen prifoners were tried, three of whom were capitally couviEted,viz. John Rains, for felonioudy afftulting Richard Stone, in a certain flreet called Piccadilly, putting him in fear and tal:ing ftom his perim agamtt his will a certain parcel, cctuaming Soo hand bills, the property nt . Edward Rebel is, on the sth of Wicker ma. of the value of ss. Another count in the indklment limed the bundle to he the property of Thomas Jones. Richard Stone. a hoc 15 years of age, (wore that he is employed by Mr. Roberts at Hammerfmith ; that on the sth of this month he was fent by his mat te, to M , . J..nes'i, where he received a bundle from the apprentice of Mr. Jones in his pretence ; that about twenty minutes before (even o'clock he was ramming home behind a coach, in Piccadilly, hay. ing hold of the coach ; the prifoner came up to him and allied him what bufinefs he had behind his coach ? then (truck hint on the arm, and afterwards blocked his hat off, and fnatcl.ed up his bundle, and gave it to another man, who ran away with it. The ' pnfoncr then went on the path and the boy followed him, and cried, and diced him for his parcel, and he Paid he had not got it. A perfon came up and gave the boy a (haling. The boy charged the pritoner with the robbery, and another perfon came up, and laid the pritoner thotild not go until he cleared up the matter The ',filmier said he lived a little way off, and if they would go with him, he would latisfy them that he was not the man who took the parcel; they went with him, hot he took an oppoitunity of flipping ailde, and endeavoured to run away down Bolton-street, but upon a cry of „ flop tbicf," he was fecured and to ken to Max lborough-areet Office, where he was committed. _ _ _ The boy was politive in (peaking to the perron of the prifoner, end (wore that he never loft fight of him t and the boy was corroborated a, to his ac. count of being fent for, and having received the par 1, and alto as to the taking of the prifoner in the (beet, after attempting to make his efcape. Mr. Baron Tnomrsow dated to the Jury, that this was a capital offence as charged in the indiement ; and in order to conflitute the crime of robbery, it was neceffary that the Healing fhould be accompani ed by fome circumfiance of violence or terror ;—if there had been nothing but Matching and running away with the bundle, be Mould have advifed the Jury not to ennead the prifoner of the whole of the charge, for, in that cafe, the full crime of robbery would not have been made out, and the cafe would amount to no more than a tingle larceny ; but the violent fna.ching of the bundle being accompanied with a blow on the hat, and a ffroke on the arm, were circumdances, in his opinion, fufficient to con- Airote the violence required by law to make up an highway robbery. The Jury would fay whether they were fatisfied Stith the account the boy gave, and if they were fatisfied, it was difficult to fay how the pri rover could he acq,,:tted of any part of'this charge. Guilty—Death. r an eit Fr,/3n•, for felonionfly Realing, on the 13th inl t, a grey mare, value 71. the property of Da. aiel Howe. The circumtlances of this cafe were briefly as follow : It appeared that the mare was put into a field , if the pi ofecutor'., %%Ito is a ::Aker at Aylefbury, at fie o'clock in the evening of the 13th infant ; else gate wa., not locked ; the nest morning the mare was milled. It further appeared in evidence th,t prifoner, who is the fon of a refpeaahle tradet...an a' A )!cfbilry, Was' fawn on the morning of the tath, the mare was teen in the poileffion of the prifoner on Ea:iag Cutu• mon, who agreed to fell it to one of the witneffes.— He at fira Sliced r t 1. for her ; the witnefs alluded to offered him 51. ; C ftfinumed to a public houfe to rdrella and cal k over the b.rgi:l ; when at length the prifoner raid the ware fhould go for 51. and :iali a guinea. 'The wiutefs's fitfoicions were alarmed ; he intimated them to the prifoner, whom he canted to be detained, and a constable to be fent for. As they were taking the prifoner before Mr. Wagg. a Magiflrate at town-Afton, he acknowledged. as the confiable averted. voluntaiily, th;7l. be had taken the mare from a field of Mr. Howes, a baker. at Aylefbury, and fupplicated for mercy, he. In con. confequence the proficutot was fpcedily infprmed of the affair. and on coming to town, law the mare at the Nag's Head, Jantes.arect, where he intlantly recognized her. There feels clearly appearing in evidence. the Jury were conarained to find the prifoner (who made no defence, but feemed much affeded in the courfe of his trial) Guilty—Death. The prifoner was a well looking young maa : Whet firs taken tip. wrought before the Magillrates in Bow Areet, and interrogated by them, he admitted the fa& of ae.thag the mare, and laid, that in con fequence of lonic trifling di fpute with his father, about thi tc months ago,be was to rried'out of doors,•at which. time he had 171. in his pocket, wages received, hay ing lately returned from fee, .but .which being expended, he on the evening mentioned in the in eli:tment, returned to his father, who refitting to re ceive him, And being totally dealtnte of means of fup. port, he was tuduted to take theinare (roma neigh bouring field. The hiasillrate, though higilif corn. =if - crating hi> fititatinin was under the nectiEty of committit,g Lim for farther ex aminatirn. Lord ELLEN/001101:011 j who tried thc cafe. 06 • f at of recommendation from the profecutor, ho inanely inquired of birth refpeaing his forintr eha rafter ; again(' which it appeared nut Eng unfavour. able seas alit d;;-d. lilhr )).1, ;galled upon ftifpicion of hut glarioulay breaking into the houfe of jvhn Chaney, end Reeling therein a napkin, a fixpencc, a counter. feit fispeace, and a r:ustruity of hally•i.ce and far things. the property ut the faid John Chaney. The profeeutor pored. that on the evening of th e :7th of September. he properly feci.red his honfc, being particularly cautious, as he had been rubbed fosse time before; the nett morning, before five o'clock.he found his book had jeen broken into. and a napkin, two fixpeaces, fame halfpence and far thing., which he had left there the preceding even ing, earrilJ off. Gfigragu And Combo.. in confcquoce of informs. Lion given them, went en the morning of the xllth of 4 September, to No.;, Cotiroftreet, Whitechapel, and fearched a room which they underftood to be tenant ed by the plifoner, where they found a napkin, and upon the top of the bed, a chifel and an old law.— The prifoner hinsfelf they apprehended at a place called Broad-place, frequented by a number of young fellows for the purpole of gambling; they found upon him two gond fixpences, one bad one, and a few halipence and farthings. The room in which the napkin Was -found, was proved to be the prifoner's place of abode ; and the napkin and bad fixpence, were both (worn to by the prafecutor's daughter. The Jury found the prifoner Guilty—Drat& Twelve were conviaed of felony, viz.—Tberaer Hyth, for healing a hand law, the property of Ri chard Wilfon ; yobs Fauliarr, fur healing fix china faucers, and other articles, the property of Edward Abbot; 14m. Smith, alias Mafia, for healing so yards of woollen cloth, the property of Metrrs. Clement fon and Co.; Mary Sullivan for Reeling three fhawls, the property of James Harris ; Win. Chriflie, for haling three great coats, and other articles, the property of J. Chambers; 7. Bradford, for healing a coat, and other articles, t property of Abraham Webb; 7 Marjhall, for healing a quantity of lead, the property of the Bank of England ; The. Prefcett, for ite.lling 31b. weight of lead, the property of the Bank cf England ; and Catherine Cary, for healing a calk, and about two gallons of brandy, the property .of Richard Bothdrnyd. ybe Knoel", Witham Bentley. and foie Palmer, were indiaed for burglarionfly entering into the dwelling-bottle of Reuben Barret, and dealing there in frvernl remnants of linen, and other articles, his property, upon the 24th day of September hilt. Upon that day, it appeared that the prnfecutor bad been abroad from the morning, and did not return home till eleven o'clock at night. His wife too went nut about (even in the evening, when it was nearly dark, having locked the door, and fattened the win dows. except one in the fecond floor, which the tte veillielefs Mut chile down. This window, as was proved by the profecutor, who nseafured it, was nine feet from the ground. When Mrs. Barret returned home, about eight o'clock, the nbferved the window open. On gni.:g np hairs, the found three drawers, in the room in which the window was, open. A patchwork counterpane, drawn partly out of one of , the drawers, and feveral other aiticles, removed from the places in which the had left them. Thomas Mitcham depofed, that the profecutor lived at No. 1, Thomas-greet, Whitechapel, and the witnefs's father, No. 9, in the fame hreet. As the witnefs was going home, about a quarter of an hour before (even o'clock, on the evening alluded to, he taw the prifoner Palmer handing two doors from the profecutor's houfe, and another perfon whom he could not then difcern fo as to know him again, handing on the oppofite fide of t'ie way. He ob ferved the window on the fecond floor of the prole. cutor's haute, open, and a light in the room, fume times viable, and fometimes not. He kept walking on to his father's honk, and gave one knock at the door; but nobody anfweting him, he returned. By this time the men had changed places. Palmer was on the other fide of the way ; and the other, whom he then taw to be the pig - oiler Bentley, was (landing two doors from Barret's houfe. The witnefs walked on, and called for an acquaintance, whom not find ing at home, lie imparted his fufpicione to a Mr. Har rifon, a neighbour whom he met : they went toge ther to Barrett's houfe, where they taw the two pre toners in the fituation lag! defcribed. Mr. Harrifon knocked at the door, seen Bentley immediately paled, and hood at the houfe adjoining. Harrifon k fecond time, when a man jumped nut of ...odow which the witneli had before fees open. The witnefs was behind Harrifon, and law the man jump out. He was not abov- four yards from him, and from the glimpfe soh' • lie then caught of his face, had no tiefitaticr- i declaring his convi&inn, that the prifoner Kennedy was the man. He law him again on the 26th, two days afterwards, and pointed him out. When lie j-mped out of the window he fell upon all fours, -ii.d Palmer and Bentley imme diately ran up 'nil ifiled him, enquiring what was the matter? H.trrifun immediately laid hold tovin Kennedy, but Palmer and Bentley recited him out of their hands, and they all ran off together. flit witnefs purfued and fecurcd Palmer. He law the other two on the Monday, and verily believes the whole three prifoners to be the men. Harritsci depofed to the fame effea, but could not (wear to Kennedy, who, he (aid, was refcued out of his hands in a moment. Nowland and Griffith, two ofr , :crs belonging to Larnhethireet. l -proved that Palmer vas brought to that Office on tie evening of the 24th. A woman called at the o:lice to enquire after Palmer ; they followed her home. and in the adjoining houfe to that into wh;ch the went, found the other two prifoners i Bentley in the firfl floor, and Kennedy up (lairs.— Griffiths had teen Palmer and Kennedy together in the forenoon, pla)irg at nine-pin‘. After a very humane charge from Baron Timmr soy. who thought the capital part of the charge hardly fuliflantiated, hfitchatu twin able to dillin guifh the faces of the partners, the ury found them all Guilty of Realing. but not burg ationfly. And two were acquitted, among whom joiailKevacrs woe inditled fur keeling certain sr tiries, the property of William Poled t and Alm lionar, for receiving part of them, knowiag them to be Ryden. Kennc.l7, who had been conriacd on ?nether charge, r.fiered to plead guilty ; but Baron Trion r• stow would not allow him. No evidence appearing &Seim to bring the theft hione to Kennedy, Baron THOMPUIN. therefore, in formed the Jury, that the charge unt being made good againa him, the other prifoncr, who was only aceufed of being his accelfory, Mu* be acquitted alf). The Jug accordingly found both prifonora.- 2% a Gs.:y. On /Way evening, a tilted cart belonging to Medi'. BARCLAY. oldie Haymarket, contAining 14 blocks of fperm.aceti, 'shied at near saol. being lett on Ludgate.biil a tc'► minutes without the carman, was driven away and has not fioce been heard tiL Tirefday night, about .welve o'clock, a hackney coachman wa. thrown from his brut on Blackfriar's Bridge, when the barks, one of which was blind, ran furioufly out of the road, azainlil the iron railing be. fore the Mttkettm rawer*, which, gisitig way, both the animals were precipitated into the area, and one of them killed on the fpot. The otlicr was much bruifed, but it is fuppofed will furvive.—The coach was dallied to pieces. A girl who was riding on the box had her arm broke in the fall. Monday fe'nnight an Irith drover, named Cawfield, mat with another pet fon at Portpatrick, on his way to Ireland. They fist down to chink, and Cawfield became fo intoxicated that it •was necell'ary to put him to bed. The other man, who was no wife ac quainted with Caw field, but pretended he was his in timate friend, Paid to fume petfons in the inn, that as his friend was fo very much the worfe for liquor, be would take out what money he had in his pockets, count it before them, and keep it until he was fobcr. The company not forpeaing any had intention, rea dily affented to the propriety of doing fn. He ac cordingly took the money, amounting to too guineas in gold, and two or three hills guinea notes. The drover was then put ro bed, and while he flept the pretended friend eloped with the eels. In the morn ing, when the drover awoke, he difcovered his mil fot tune, and fet off in purfuit of the &predator ; but it is feared he was too late. A fatal misfortune occurred at Wcodhoufe, near Leeds, betwixt eleven and twelve o'clock ott the night of Wednelday the lath inllant. A boy, fer vent to Mr. Bator (in the abfence of the family, except two maid fervants and two children), hav ing loaded a blisnderbufs in confequence of an alarm produced by the unufual harking of a littufe•ditg, went out with the piece in one hand, and a candle in the other, to recce. • itre the premifes. At the fame time John Jowitt, who had juil left a neigh bour's houfe, about aoo yards from Mrs. BARON'S, and was on his road homewards, met the boy going towards the honk he had left, when the blunderltufs, from Come caufe which is not clearly afcertained, exploded, and lodged the contents in the upper part of Jowiteti right arm, the bone cf which was bac. tured,.and the mulches dreadfully laccrated'hy the (hot. Notwithaauding every medical atfillanee s' a, adminifitred, a mortification took place on Monday, and the unfortunate man died early on Wednefday morning. The deeeafed was not more than a years of age, and has left a wife and child to lament his untimely fate. The Coroner's Inquen fat on Wed nefday evening, and returned a vetdia of—Acci dental Dea• h. BIRTHS. On the r yth MIL at the Marquis of Bath's feat, at Longleat, the M,rchio' efs of Bath, of a fon. In Park-RI-cm Bath, the Hun. Mrs. Kinr, of a daughter. On Saturday laft, at Brickendonhery, Bert*, the Lady of Wm. Dent, Ltq. of a daughter. Same day. at *looting Lodge, Surrey, the Lady of Benjamin Oakley, Efq. of a daughter. On the 1 Sth inft. at Internet's, the La•ly of Lieutenant Colonel Halket, of the ssth regiment of foot, of a daughter. At Edinburgh. or the rash loft the Lady of John Jardine, Efq. advocate, of a 1011. At Gifford Val*, on the r itb init. Mrs. Gardner, of a fon. On the 1 ttb infant, at Beitamont Foreft, the Lady of Charles Coate, Efq. of a fon. Sante day, In Upper Gardiner's.ftreet, Dublin, the Lady of Hen. Snaith, Jun. Efq. of Beebeg, county Meath, of a fon and heir. '1 he Lady of Ambrofe Congress, of Mount-Congreva, county Waterford, Ffq. of a daughter. In Wtinani-ftreet Waterford, the t.a.ly of R. Parker, Efq of a daughter; alto the a..ady of toe Res. Mr. White, of a fun. MARitl; D. On the s.MI3 init. at Wootten Ballet, Wilts, Wm. Dunbar, F.fq. of Southampton-row, BbxunfLury, to Mifs Jammu, of the Fer nier HatL Saturday !aft, at Str atham Church, Ronal Cameo, Efq. of Altleratanbosty, to Miff Waite, of Tooting, Surrey. Same day. Samuel Newman, Eft. of AidermatiMil't to Mira Ekacm. claelt daughter of the late Thomas Deacon, Efq. of Wig gift Hall, near Watford, Herts. • Mr.- t vans, Bookfelkv, of Pall Mall, to MIL Baker, ebbe daughter of T. Baker, Erg. of Limehutife. On the t tth MR. at Arthuret Church, by the Hos. and Right Rev. the Lord Bilhop of Caddie, Win. 13rows, Frs. of Tallantine hall, Cumberland, to Mils Cathcrinc Stewart, daughter of the late William Stewart. Efq. of C.IUs Stewart. On the ISth instant, at St. Bernard's, near Edinburgh, Daniel Were. Efq. of Stauebyres. to Mifs Jacobin Laic, youngeft dauy,h. ter of the late Jam!. Leder, Efq. of Dranhaugh. At Aber 'ten, John Watfon, Eft. advocate, to Mifs Rob, daugh ter of Wm. Rofs, h g. Montrofe. DIED. On the zeds haft at his bogie, in Canterbury, William Scott, Ffq. of the aatient fanady of Bakal Scotts, late of Scotts Hafl, in the county of Kent. Some time Soce, of his wounds, which he received at Marne Fortunee, in the ifland of St. LIMA, Lscutclisnt Colonel G. B. Monica). of the 60th Repmeat. At Waterford, Mifs Drown, slaughter of the late John Brom, Efq. merchant, of that city. On the isith natant, at Comner, Berk., at the are of 8;. Mn Beetle, widow of the Rev. Jolla &reit, yettorett brother of Wit. lougishy Earl of Abingdos. INFALLIBLE OBRPAAN CC Rl4-PLAIRTFR. THE PROPRIETOR of this moil excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efiscacy having never faikii in a variety of Cafe, arers, if it does not eratlic:.te the Corns, role and brand. TO ISTWON Tilt MOTET. _ . It willon application, take of the Inaimmatinn in a its+ tour* ' and deftroy efedually the Manic,. slalom the iiva h ,r.ard Printed Din:aims haled up with It. This is the celebratA PLAISTER that gained In much n po tation in Ckrmany, and has been fold in London upwards alit. y irillfl4 with the greaten reputation. Sold Whsidale and Retail by T. A xtdi, No. z , Finchdani, near the Royal Exchange; and alio by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tariltock. Arm ; Mr. Wks, No. 39, St. famesiortrect ; Mr. &rimy, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 354, Holborn; and liboult and Co. No. tjo, OxfordAreet. At Bristol, by Saigin and Sheppard; and Earner, printer. Lath, By Hazard, bookreller. and Roraima, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter South Bridle. Parties and Carport, Baxter, Harding a. Lirerpo.l. by Mr. (lore. ptint,r,aed Mr. lases ,beahreller, Ponimoeth. Mr. Motley, beekreller. FOR 1 HE AtiIIJIC-11C THE prnpriety of taking (AMC niterative Medicine at this Seaton of the Year. tis &caret the efforts of Nature. Inuit be obvious to the wcakcfl cap4.:ity: it it a Iduiary make, headed by the *Wan of our awellon. and fandtioned by the approbation of every medic'. man iu utility is not confined to the relent advantagcs, but extends allo to the premeolon of many decades, which frentiently occur when at this Saran Pay& bee been neFkfted. The Public are, thertfore.'reeinded, shit Da I. VI.NU a VIGIL rAat.a Pit La are proved, by am i de oirrimce, to be the moil hie and efficacious Medicine hitherto difcosend, as attAltuatiee. Purifier. and ;sweeteer of the Mood. and (or cal! curing the Scurvy. Scropintla ,of king% Evilocerbc •ic Pr p dans, Laprety, the iM Med. or Mercury, and all Wades orkinat las from as hart:thy of t , e blood. A variety drools of their ciffeacy, from people of refpnetability and character, have be", reptatrlty loud: Oleic snuff natu rally Iternpd to ha: .• i.e.r dee watt*, and fer f• ried? she neer Sty of soy •tbas coturocn• :runt the Pritri,tv, ; ya, he su• looses to alert. that the r, al melt.. cf thi• vegetabk pecparatint. wilt. on a fair WA. plead more torcihty in it. own recommendation, that; say which can lu laid of It. Sold in bus, . price 45 64. oc le:. horn in one. price ass. by. thr• Proprietor. a resin .r ben t:orron. at his Wan bogie. No. 7t, Os ferd-f tyceLanyolitc th P Atitssmi alio by itau, Royal Lacharye; War* 35 4 , - Helbors.; Shaw. ' 6, Si. Paul% Church • Yard : and b every rilystaable Yerla et idedichaa daveghost the • Ultenmatifm, Ithenneat le 0 0 et,idatlea,Lattbada. Held. , Numbnefs, Par?, Indinclion, Flatulent bparmodle or flying Pains, general Debility &Ad Relaxation of the Syftetn. • SPRAINS, BRUISES. *c. VXPERIENCE has roved the mild Rimulating ▪ .poWers of WHITEHEAD% ESSENCE of MUSTARD, Pills and Fluid, the moft iffeetual remedy ever made known to the world, having fuceeeded in cafes of fax, eight, teu, twenty, and even of telly years handing, after other means had failed, and it has ahf. Andy curd more patients of the above eons. plaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public.. The fluid Lifencc is fo flnrularly penetrating and fp.ftdy in its opera generidly to cited the cure of SPRAINS, IiRUISES,Fau by a Gm ap?lications. Wltitehe.urs Effence of Multard it prepared and fold it aa. 94. Ca LI) BOX Ur Bottle, by I'. jOH tt ST 0 Pt, APOthttllfY.NO. ty,rieeek. ftrcet, SAID. London : and its reputation is fo univerfally blithe& t h at it maybe bad of every Medicine Vender In Emend s Ireland. Wcf indica, and America. _ _ To prevent coon:ell . ..A intimation, purchafers are requetted to ohfer,:, the Grunne a tillthaguilhed by the Kihg's Pats:mood the Sinature of It..Jout , ,t tau, the Patentee's own writing us the label of each Bottle or Boa. IVHEN Profeffional Men of education Ind ter • fponEhillty deviate Pram the general (yawn by the relit:Km of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued fueceis is the bed criterion of fuperiorky. Ten years have I devoted my pradlim to the esclufmetrestmeti of THREE DISORDERS. and the fuccefaful refute of my plan' gives me additional ardour to rade as far as I am able the re• rages of thole complaints which are the molt impertint in the cam. logue of human infirmit!es. After initiation Imo every bran as an Army Surgeon, 111 formed a with at an tasty period of Prat:Lee to refeue individuals fmm the ignorance of uneducated Mee, or the equally dangerous precipimucy of general Yraclithmeas. 'Elbe THithlt DISORDF.RS,to the cure of which I have devoted nr attention, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a r dent or ;mg, duratiou..--adly, All kinds of DEBILITY, ehether wiling from the habits of Schoolboys, or tht indulgence. °Couture age, and laftly that derangement of the fyibmin WOlll4ll wbich healed B ARREN Sinn or STERILITY. Numerous alkalies are the refute of ignorance or hate is the treatment of a Emph Gonorrhea, and it not unfrecuently happens thee the feeds of Life are poifoned by the kullfcretion of an arguer& cd hour. By a fuperior method ('nob complaints are may cared, and earn where ethers have failed, I trait that I may regime to ohr a radical re-eflahlintenent. Frw. hnviewer, 3/".: (11e saint of complicated dillrefs In the dif rosier, (44:vowed rl't th , ,•.ittaitout fituations of Men. who from hiculgenee is a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Galleries el I W.... 'milk Li fe, acquire that Earn of Debility which is the unavoidable confrquerec of fuck pernicious habits. WINK the unhappy (utterer broods over his traifitsy, but canto'? moceals his misfortune, It may be fame confolatino for his to !vow, that altheugh it be an °Meet addnubt oc uncerainry with miser FTlKtitilet" the removal or dote DEFICIENCIES by tbs gradual r ro g rtili of renovetion is the acquirennut of m y caperieone. f the rites of !Medias or Venus have begun to reduce manly vi gour, Much ...moiety will be prevented by an sally munteradisa of this languid Rate, and in their cafes no great difficulties will oqit- But where this deficiency has for ycars edited, a propel Cevennes. Is intlifposlibly requifite to revive the Llumberiogfputs of I.lfe. ant to re-animate the Conilitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who haw: lung been difappointed their cape... Rations of a Family, may be Aimed, that In salt ie- Ilances fifth deltas are curable by Medical (kill. The SECRECY which is fo effentlal to my undertaking, and de Quaitllcations which Unite preamed to due, form die Baas my pretentious, and in colnci3ence with Inch this Intimation is then, that Mr. BRIE may be confultcd perfonally (or by Litters Inclu(ng a fmall note) at his Mule, No. lc, Arundel-Stria, avast. near I=lle-flat There is an additional entran!e In Water-Brett ad)oidegoaid the name Is on both the doom M. BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Thu day was pat:4oW, By H. D. Symnnds, n ott, r-r.ow •, J. Mathews, No. c 3, Strand I Nulnti • Rt lam Har-bu rgh • hogaile Dwrfes-ltrett Deb- fin; Robert Sub Lad co. New Vert; and as. other Bookfelkry. • An entire new andtmpromid Fdltiem, contifting of near 3co pages, in one Pocket Volume, with an elegant Portrait of Um Amine. price 3s. only, of qOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; Or. ADVICi; to BOTH SEXES in a Variqg pf Complalats• to which is Lida; a lltifcrtauon en the Waled Abode of Oat and its Bathing. TO TIN PU:II.A. Tire CVIDO TO HEAL fla atniber or editions, and has mpiesinaosii s fate utimintadeialoilf Veat—it is riuref e now reprinted with many improvement", and la may be with confilence afferted, that Cu valuable a pritaicatlan to San in general has news bac% printinUn this moor other langnaietu-the wait and delicate fftallee pled who hail jilt embed edetatien aI.9RT Vain** ra=g i ss iiniv agar itrity t he who are drooping under uiforders originating an of tined; people of halm t Rudorrelleama of • eradoad . ear fe , kntary lite, as alto thole affliCted with nervous afaCkions L giv e ncral will fine SOLOMnv's GUIDE TO Ht•LTd, " faithftil mat' Orion sad as alleahni dereillaarplasm mairvill/ca 'iheeljoyenunt of a good Rate of health will me a ropment Witham being *data of ibis attar ehrape idadie and thipertat pas ikon ion. The hidden &mecca of Weakiefii aid Oftiilti with eriti Th•ishada arealtheled, ate.berela lilt apes, aid the hieseardi Reiteration to tlie bigikinky Qf Hai*, sad Savant th,, fay eal amply enntrnatieeted. - • Cat Diforratre ppm/Raft lesaidat to , ibeciteamia Set ina q ua amnion ate alt. expatiated upon, tether wit advice to bah 1.2 w, for that keel iallenthia **lure, taterh *iced, Oa orbids to even to the! neermt suve cumpt !tow treatife on Fess" LI 1)11111.19 at, Illervott/, Hypochondria, imarime Ccampleluts, ate. Inc. • . And as ntrvova and hypoetionitelac cntaphlnts are out item rraderc in ?Mope is g •Aerdly imagined, ethemileteria , many dreadful end alormlng tymproms, wheal, airtakilr;ANY a flift2n , and nue Si W too eeneralli die - cafe, esar thr author bap been very attentive to their !method al mire; thews Lialle if trum thoptilarvatiunajM u ttgi t i t l i thoktise priest aryowl a tateciWun tfnife Wean . . . Wiiat can he of more Importance to a f toe perly acquainted with (Totem m hisk Is per labk Asd Monte ardente Otelsohtimftammes, wood*i her delicacy by a dilekihrt of her fors or ha appro• benli , iirp to the rude ferdtirty of pretended Mtn& Yalta :abide* temoandedlyphavd tberafeturvinto ileandom nee, feel the dreadfui,effe• of unpure embrace (mocha ty Still more drer.dfol, tnjudibielalit ttektnai of • eampiebeahla late MO wouLilituseast prueepiteae,.ty cure) mei find a takituf • OUIDL li , mid mail too, In the perefal of the prefent publication. Is difurrie ilhation hap repeatedly Ma i l Moen .04er remedy esstid d*ore the unhappy Paflkrer to thiat health 1 4 11.1- turtunattly loft, the pholtielentennimen wMhe Land the goat an* Only rR. ret h.alth 'rho& who kern naafi/in Useelittsatte,. end art eradated, er labour under a continual drain ot natter, wheffehy thew boat, Reencth la not oily rihaafttd, bat alto their Myer inel el= inqabed, wall ram aria a Meta* meal tags gee fwd, Imps rapt Rubin:awe. You people of eltherkaoatao have na• fortonseety even way to a ddvs, fierelt,iindl dimdMta alp injartd their health, and defrayed their wheie airbag well meet with a ‘. PAO of Cos•fulatinn"in peraflagalie cam 104 dean to *The Out* in Heath." . _ - - _ The notb , t Is prood to ciinfefe, tbat be boa bc aired eminent litera-y sriedecid en, to sheik bloom iinerialteree he Is midi inellebtcd tow titled tbo nrotsiliss ram:" veil a ag o b , : r .e . w a:::re ary neit e, hcer wa srislir ia non alleasd er ce : etrr acka: fwv liklre tboir triemay ited retemehl alltaey. • .o mom cum! 1 o HEALTH," WE 'duly eixelegee We font Sitlboos oath Com trim of Cordes. •.•F.e thl way acclient L barader t4 rhea Book, Cm tbs beent'lti Mites. _ - _ rma Puotte....—Nothins an bee "trimmer roof of As Mit/ rat Mt, Aof It, than t urjorevedentrel fate It ha. wet with no Madman Save OtT Typos* r n Pion Hi mot so Comas halAnti bats dinae In • vet. gi,fl nom. r ar.aboefs, delleferty of n earti *nape, and telartaba nt t.c aEe. tcy too in quart irtesladatts of the paint.ti e it a f f., c• tato, aqd Miratuattk remedy. infinitely Isperfre t soy .4 'host pn para.hota 4 gem sad hams, tibia ones pr.. pee fey. rt:' he-4. and are Assays herd is bestows" tary dor wain • .at r o permanent healthful tt brorts4 wants . thihty slut :ma fevers, MAI wet sod Ia knee tet titer w the female fcs, tWa e.kbrst.d CoriMl fit last p t valitable. 101411 DOW Prima d amid pail rd by LEVILLKINT ,, ( O C or tteilry-tgarr. 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