Star. — London, England, 1803-03-31 00:00:00

SUSSEX iISSIZE... Hoßsiritm,lVlAßrit —lte!nrt wns di:led for the wilful J. 13 the pth of November hut, at the radii of Li ty• this cc:silty. Mr. Sc•rjeaat lir sr, who led tl:e ca;:fe, opened 01: law as applicable to elis i'd!)jeft. The firth %violet; called sv:is Richard Oran', who raid he lived at Keymar, and that no th, ;nth of November Ike was tetra'r. iug from Bright( n ; on going down Clayton I lilt, the deceafcd, and 14VCrill oth...r perfons 14.11;:t1 him. —There was a ;untie jot before them, called 11 tynes's New lloine ; and as the party paled that hdlifs, he heard lay," iloP, or I than (hoot ou." Several other words palled, hut he could h...ar all. lie heard Welber fay, " what d.. flop me for on the King's hisitasy r' and titer he beard the pt iioncr fay, " go on or 14.11 i you," and iman he heard tit: : n 1 a p, drnito was ::ariding near die gat den door, and Wchher fc.-rned to he near the itiie. 'l'he moon sets jolt doWn, and lie could not lc: ; hot by the flalh of the he law the prikaer at the bar.--Wchber laid--" Loan have r:eVey 1111011 pie, I am hint ;" when they all rode away. The wi!n•-'s was about a rood behind, and when he lint up to the house, the pit - eller hid a Obit to him alfo, and ( - aid—" Is there any more of you foitigicline , rafcals coming ? if there is, I blow your lives out." lie bade him good night, and rode quickly on. He overtook Webber foon afterwards, he was fiat riding his boric ; hut when they got to the turnpike, Webber got down, and the witnefs went for a fargeon. On crofs-examination, he laid it was about nine o'clock. He left BI ighto,n about ; five o'clock, but flail drinking at the Blue Anchor ' on the road. He could not fee the tranfaelinn, but he heard Big-nail's voice. He heard Webber was a fninggler, - but he knew nothing of it himfelf. Richard Pratt raid, on the 3oth of November, 0 he was riding from Patcham to Stone Pound gate, on the Brighton road. John Webber, Jofeph Sares, William dares, John White, Anthony Hole, and Richard IS'ebber wete with him. Coming down the road near Haynes's Houfe, they turned out of the road into a meadow, to get aerofs to Hurliper. point. Bignall, the prifoner. called to them—" Is this your nigheff road home? Mr. Webber; and you Pratt, I'll mark you two." They flopped their honks upon his raying this. How, an officer, was witn Bignall, and he had a (word and piflol in his hand. Neither nutters nor Webber made any reply, How laid," —n ycur eyes, we will blow your brains out." The party then flopped their horfes. How and Bignall went from the meadow into the road, and the witnefs and his party went after them. He then Aced How— " why they inflated them ?" adding, " you fee we have got nothing on our horfes now, you have no right to flop us." He did not hear Bignall fay any thing, but the piflol went off immediately.— t4o blows whatever were (truck. When the piflol went off; Webber (aid, " I am Ant." The whole party immediately went off, Webber with them.— When they got to the turnpike houle, he law Webber was (hot in the belly. The ball entered in the left fide of the groin, and came out above the right hip. On croft examination, he laid the officers were not purfued within the hay rick. He never law them after they left the meadow, until they tame to the New Houle. 4t the time the piflol was fired, Bignall was dole' to the door. Some of the fmugglcrs did purfue the officers to Haynes's Houfe. Webber was one ;—but he did not fee'any of them get off their honks. Webber did get off his horfe. They were diCappointed of their cargo that night. Anthony Hole. blackfmith, was on the turnpike road on the loth of November. Thete was a party of fix or feven cf them, Pratt, White, Oran', and others. As they paled Haynes's New Bignall and How ran out and told them to flop. l'he patty was then in the meadow ad. j Dining the road. A few words paled in the field. Bignall and How went back to Haynes's New Houfe; Pratt, Webber, and White, went after them. The witnels never got off the road, but Webber and one or two others did go over the Rik. A word or two paled, and then Bignall (hot Web ber. He did not honor hear any blow. On crors examination, he admitted that lie was out that night for the purport of fmuggling, hut was dlr. appc intcd of a cargo. The officers diJ run to the hay tick, but they were driven from thence, and then they went into Hayt es's yard. lie could tint tell who rode Captain tb.a night. lie knew 1 Ivw to be an officer, and that Big& all ;as in the habit of giving informations ag.tinli them. Davey (aid ricenp7.-s1 one putt of Fa: res . . new Louie. the n;;,!it 01 this of N uvctnt,, r, is hen h: was in 6z.1, he heard lc venal men fweatieg at and irra,".; t on , ! aim sb e; 11c g-.t up aid lor".ed till oil;;h tits vo undow. Fie law eral in tht e , alt. Ile li..iis! the pidol fund, and in:mtdiately after he heard Bignall " d—n bon, kill Lim'" Thcy all then welt ;.way Lot P.ignaii, :about live minutes ano ther man NO. tl. printer fail to hint, there ailF note d --d ono-sir:4 ? if I..CfC . r II: 111 . 1 W li ers crir." 'I he ssitiiif-. i..! r.o Lo- i e thinks he ;ma have beaid . ri, .1 0,•,y F ar. J. . b,.,411.114 "cutdin to the pr; l 7 , r.er, f.tw :37,01.,: four r•n the 3 , :.th r.f N. , verol•er. Ile altn knew kiln Welcher, who panid titem rn horfrot:k. The prifoncr ft.J, • there is J, to tn,•uotrd, hut I will ,iilmtmn: i,ef"re morning." 'lle next mr,rttirg Ir: fay: t:.c •if ,Ler ; w:ic alti, relent. He f.t4l to the rri.7-,ner mr,rwrig, i: is a cold morning, :i.: a rire•p r,f yoite pocket l;,,ttle. Ile •r I have not got my bottle, iett 1 have 1. v.std the m.tn I you I would Jilt:flaunt be mr.rning." recut en ti:c I De ".rn!.▪ 'r xith l.c 14.1l i .f;na il came p:01 zi , , were it work at flint 4.1 : 11:;in7. 1 in ▪ Z3Llnti3li4Ll LL 4:.:d by 4ie 144 witti:.l%; :t.113 added that he (the witnefs) anced .he prifonet who lie had (hot, the man or the horle Ik .4 eleJ, tt'l have fhot great _leek Webber " Pelham, an Officer of the Culloms at ightt.n, laid he was in converf.cion with the prii,,w.r Perryn's. at Brighton, on the 3J of "!.:nvuni;Kr. Whf.n he cntercd the houte he few a hluilderb,tl: and cutlafs. The blunderbuts was deeply 1:).1 Jed. He faw the prifoner there. Jun Perrin, an Officer of the Excite, living at Brighton, laid, the prifoner called at his houfe abtait eight o'clock on the 3d of November. He had with him a blunderbufs and cutlafs. They had tome converfation about fmttggling bufincfs. Petryn diced him his motives for informing? he laid he had been ufed ill by the fmugglers at St. JnneN's Fair, and if he met with Webber, Hutchin fm, or Pratt, he would do for them, for they had been the ioreranners of his being ill tiled at the Fair. He added, that he had taken out warrants againd them, the witnefs declined employing him at a ftiptilated falary, but faid lie lhould have his part of the informer's (hare. Edward Warner and Mary Warner were cal led up, on the part of the profecution, but asked mt quellions, being called merely for the purple of giving die pi ifoner an opportunity of crof*.ex am n a tit-n. I I:try Warner, lifter of the prifoner, Paid the was up on the evening in quellion • the heard a ; ritimb:r of borfeffien pals their houfe (part of I lay tr. s.'s new bore) ; when they paired, the heard ! them ride into the meadow. After they were there the heard a great e•sdnillion in the field, many per ! !tins fwearing and riding about. She went into the garden, and the heard her brother's voice (the priihner's) frying, " Stand off my lads." She ; heard them ride again into the road, purfuing her brother and the Officer. Some of them raid, " Come on my lad. ; let them (hoot and be d—d." —The Officer and her brother made towards her houfe; fome of the horfemen faith " Follow them; d—n them, kill them both." She faw the Officer and her brother come into the court.yard, before their houfe ; the then run in doors, and (hut it.— They were then very dole to her brother, and their (ticks rattled An the pales. She faw one man in the court befi3es How and her brother, but did not know who it was. flow was brought in a few minutes after, and Paid he was very lick, and ap peared ill. She was fo frightened that the never heard the rind. The cafe for the profecution being here doled, the prifoner in his defence Paid, that it was true be' fired the pittol, which had unhappily caufed the death of Webber ; but he did it not with an intent to injure him or any other, but to protea himfelf and flow, inafmuch as he confidered the lives of both of them in danger, from the violence with which they were affailed. He was forry it had had fuch a fatal effea k his intention was merely to intimidate them, and to make them dealt from purfuing him and How any farther. Jofcph How, the Officer of Exalt in company with the prifoner, depofeJ, that on the 3oth Big nall and he went out to fearch for fmugglers.— He was himfelf armed with a broad (word and a brace of piflols ; when they had been out fome time, they law three men on three horfes, near Stone Pound Gate. That party was light, and they palled on. Afterwards they law another party, with horfes and loaded faddles. He and Bignall got over the hedge into a meadow, in , order that they might get out of the way, and let them pals quietly, becaufe the fraug_gless had threatened their lives. John Webber fiat met him on the turnpike road v before he got into the field, and Paid, " Halloo!" He anfwerred " Halloo I" He laid, " Good night." The witnefs anfwered, " Good night, Gentlemen." Webber turned his head towards Richard Pratt, who abed, 66 Who are they ?" Webber anfwered, 46 It is that b—y Excifeman, and that rogue Bignall." Pratt then laid, " Let us follow them, and murder them " Pratt and others immediately followed them into the meadow; they broke through the hedge. The prifoner and the witnefs run to the corner of the meadow, where there was a hay.flack, inclofed with a rail. He and Bignall got within the rail of the flack. Pratt and Webber followed on horfe back, fwiaring they would murder them. The witnefs drew his (word, and begged Webber to forbear, or he mull defend hinnell. John Web. ber leaped his bode over the bar, and Pratt fol- lowed him. Witnels and prifoner got over from th:s inelofirre into the turnpike road; they went al ,rig the road until they came to Haynes's houfe ; they then got into the court-yard. The whole ! patty of fro:ll:7,lers followed them, and rode up to tine rails of the cottagegarden. John Webber was the forenioti ; he ditinounteel, Paying to ethers, Conte along, my boys ; d—n their b—y eyes, ' : us tmord:r them ht - all." The others were it: eking with their flicks on the rail,faying,"D—n your eyes, Jack, go on, we will follow you; we will minder them." T witnefs held out his fword tow rids WeLlicr, and faid to him, " Pray ::shear, I can hold out ral longer, I mull defend ' nryfelf." Webber had a large knobbed Rick in his hand, flora which Ll.e wi:ncfs received a blow ' that laid: 11:m fenfelefs nn the grniind. Before he received that blow, WeYier laid to him, 66 D—n your I.y don't !, •ttr fit•ot me thrnngh the body, d—O excifing —, for I would rather die th :ice." He hear.: ten iUIoI, he was Run. ' wed hi the Ll.v.v, and the lira recolleainn that ' recurred w.is on his fin.! ~ :7 himf:ll in the bowie, ' an.: Mar y walsMlglis temples. He (laid there hut a time ; when they came eta the wc:e a!I u: r.:. He was litre the brow was given befite aay pillnl was fired, and Le cat i.eitly and frermertiy entreated them to de. fat. Ile was with B;Fnall the nest morning, when the con Yet f:rtion pthed which John Bignall had given evidence cf. ' Mr. George Guynn, Attorney at Lewes. Rated, that, on :be • it of Decenih-r, How, the lafi wit nefs, c.irt.e to him, and c.unmtinicated the tranh preceding evening; he (hewed him a bru:; - e na hi, head. Mr. t:..ynn advifed him to f re h.e 1.1.5, to his fupeiinr Officers, for the in. the IlGarel of r.scife. Bignall was , s. 01 1 t ; they fteu.ed to have ao defire of con a, Mr. Pritchard, the CA: rto:r.f Feed.: fc•r the wes diiirifl, llated that they came to him, !let. ed the tails, and afked hip advi..:. Mr. HEATH climates+ up the evi.l-•nce vet y miautely, and told thc. jury if they believed the witnell'Jb for the defendant they would acquit the prifoner. l'he Jury, without hcfltation, returned a werdia of—Not Guilty. Mr. Hill D.trley was found Guilty of an afrault at Brighton Lill fummer, on Mr. Embelen, to whom he refulcd to pay Molter loft at play. The punifliment in this cafe is, by a fpecial flatute, made two years imprifonmert. brED. On Sunday evening la ft, at t...T feat at Pound. in K. r, the. Dowager Cortices of Dar.::ey, of whom thofe who knew her belt can with moft confidence affirm, that a more fauitlefa human being never esift. d. On the wilt inft. sin the Sad year of his see, the Honourable Everard ArundeU, uncle to Lord Arundel', of Wareham. and Count of the Sacred Roman Fmpire. On the esth inft. at Windfor, Mils E. Round, aged rs, 2d daughter of Stephen Round, Efq. of Windfor. On the 19th ittft. George Fitt-John, }Sq. of Baldock, Hate,. to Mira jar isqKof Charing-oth. At Edinburgh, David Geddes, Efq. Deputy Auditor of Ex elle. for Scotland. On Monday morning. at 14, 'mule, Shepherd's-LIN Lodge, Hamada, Midi Wel, John Callon, Efq. furviving lire Lady only four days. On the 134 in*. at Porfmoutb, Mrs. Archbold. wifc of Col. Archbold, of the Royal Marines. On Tburfday lA, Maker Loris (Italics Mello, youngeft fon of John Mello, Efq. of Cruchei trtatt. Friday morning, at H-mpltanslobe in .ant fon of J. M.,ckin tea, Efq..Berritter at I ..w. Tburfday Taft, at Chalfont; 'St. Peter, Bucks, Peter Burrell, • Efq. aged 37. On the 13th loft. at Hill, in Kirl.linton, C..rr berland. af.c: a long Hirers, Captain William Ora;iam. age.: •9. manyr art make' of. veffel in the Weft India tradefroat - Liverpool. L tely, Dr. Mapleton. Circus, Rath. On Fridat morning, In the very prime of life, after a fhert but painful Elm fs, which he bore•witlsiaemplary fortitude and refignation, Mr. Henry Kippint, Surgeon, cf Brighthelenftone. Thorn to'whom he was till:Wed win MS** Smartly drd•.re bra, for as a Son, Brother. or Friend, no one • could furport there eftimahlg elsaraders by better example. This even' was as bidden as It was unexpedled ; a gourd gloom and deje.*lon pervades the whole town, and the trod! fympathy is felt for his ailtided relatives. FOR CHILBLAINS. RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, Re. Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC. THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to be fuperior to every Preparation of the Kind in the Cure of Bruges, Sprains, Rheumatifms, Cramps. Numbnefs, and Stiffnefs of the Joints, an 4 other external Complaints, as well main renaming a proper Circulation to the limbs when in a Paralytic State. It is aro particularly ferviceahic foraChll blain. ; but in this Complaint it Stould be diffolved s eta we.: flied worm. On the Outfide of each Battle of the Genuine Opodeldoclll palled a Stamp. in which are engraved there Words " F. New.: bevy, No 4s, St. Paul's." All °then are counterfeit Sold only by F. Nawsr ay. at the Warehoufe fur Dodos. James's Powder, No. 45, in st. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors 'from the Corner of Cheapfidc, London; and, by his lryointment, by NielTrs. Jeboult and Co. No. a co, and J. Paliling, No ;•6, Oxford-then; J. Wa 's, Old Bond-ftret"- Bailey and t..n. Cockfpur-ftreett J. Ward, Midille.row, If.l born; T. Tett, Royal-Exchange ; and W. Clarke, B rougli High.fireet. Price as. 6d. per Ekntic, Including the Stomp, or Sic for 130 64. CRING', PATENT WOILM LOZENGES, are patronised by the Pirft Noblemen in the Kingdom, and the following Hen. Ladies have given them to their own asildren as well as to the Poor of thdr relpedlive neighbour hoods, with unparalleled (seeds:— Her Grace the Duehefsot Leeds The Right Hon. the Counters of Darnley The Right Hon. the Counters's( Shaftefbory The Right Hen the Countefs of Mount Norris The Right Hoo. the Counters of Cork '1 he Right Hon. Lady Caroline Capel The Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Spencer The Rig,d Has. Lady &don The Right Hon. Lady Say and Sek The Right Hon. Lady Lucy Bridgenian The kight Hon.Latly hherborne, And many other Ladies of the firit Rank and Charadkr. :0' The rtfpollability ui the tetlimonies which Nit% Ching has been honoured with (rpm Perfons of the WWI P4nk and Chandler, fully prove both the fakty and ellicocy at his Medi cine on all °teams, which together with the diftirignifhe.l ap probation of Perrons of the firit eminence in the Nl.dic..l Pro- ' legion, (upercedes the necciiity of any further po , a. sold Wholefale smd Retail at Ching and Butler's, Nn. 4 Chrapfide ; and Retail by ma i Medicine Vitidirs in cecry Part of the United Kingdom. in Hosts at ts. 64. aid :s. and fur Charitable purpor,a in Buser at 225. t t. h. sirs VF.1.N0 . 1 PILLS, a SWEVI - F.NFR of the BLf M). lilac who are aillieted with the 6vtirvy,Sc-w -1 bath, rrtiptious, pray, :u t other difo rn pr.iiu r ; front Minor.: blood; to tho:e -.chore es:.p.itu•o•- 111.17 c been inn aired by the injuiliei• , ti n of !dstcurs ; to to >le wh. :e• puerile indileretlm• h !•• ri irth •te dif..atz, or town the feeds of dehili c ; aca . rr• Code who, being mimed, or on flit eve of ro r,' • LIM. to entail corruption on their pofterire. r ;• a t0 . ..tr.:7 sit no (mall to: fol.ti it to reflect, ti, it when r,. h as ., failed, UH VELNO's VEGETAIII.I, oily he relied on, as the molt powerful Altrra.lio. Perihrt, and Sweetener of the Blood. At this Gahm u: the year. 3 Sw...etetirr of the eV. r !win d. riled nett-Cary. and it is even tr. comm oded a col:y as a wile precautionary endow' J.:. aurraer •. r:e•r• . :ore, of eornmenewe an early tour... of in. •.. , on are. :int of their rifts acy, Cahn. pi. cooveni.siee (requiring nn eat n. Is . •• r diet) mid be klicvidtni t• every imp..:::.lr I; hoe alfo been ate. rtained, by ample ea , rience, t:it Pill. are the bell AnziliAry during eta ll oho., the advantages of which are r !re iv? •of th hods% unlcts Lame mild Akerative. elyshie mene g the ; r..;•• - two of the Blood, lit tarn at the firth the-. COO 1:111.1K T1P.RE5......T0 BE SOLD Br AUCTION; By MeEr4.SKINN Pit, DYKE, and CO. _ . . , . On .Saturday, the 16th day of April, at the ti•in luj, Maidcn bead. pun:baldly at 'Three o'clock, in Fißeen Lots, AFR EEI-lOLD.CO!'VIIOLL), and Lr.ASE- Itol.ll ddir..hly Mame in tSe Parila of CookhAni, a delightful MN! much admired par; of the vinery of Saks, three miles :ram Maidenb Ad; coteprifing a genteel DvrAlling houfe with convenient o ffi ces and g irakm, in the porelion of C;1111110in Angel. and about 54 acres of iodated open tield, meadow, and arable land. now In the occupation of Mr. Ceore Allen, who has n 'tie, to gait at klichaeLuas neat; alto a pap. coal rent-charge of t 01. pe. annum. To be view-a, and particulars had at the Ben and Orogen, Cookham ; Sun, Maidenhead; Pxar, Reading; Bell, Henley: nt Melirs. Daw ons, Primers. Oxford ; hiefirs. Smart and C. Prot. r., Reading; of Mr. 1 Lunt, Solkitnr, klaidenheadi add of Meas. Dyke, and Co. .thicrfgate-it DISGA*Fts of the UIt.F.TIIR A and CCI taw COMPLAINTS AS Cole Proprietor of Darati's celebrAted nteck. eated Bougie. and Remedies, Mr. Deruea informs the Pubic, that he may ssurual be confuted daily from y to 3. a t hi, hoofe No. 6, Frith-erect, Soho, on Cafes of Strieleres, Oh. Itruelieris, tants; &e. &c as well as Debility, and every di:. o der whore fecrecy is bs ellential a requilte, that Air. D. has provide t s fp cious lloof •, the. every P..tieNt guy be into,. duo dii aI: ; •.-dc apartment. Mr. D. LAS fur many yearn continc I I.:,nr l(,to that department of Suer ery, and from a. tentve prse!tice, and the molt flattering rac eta, he Is enabled to otter a method of 'cube mild, eficacious, requiting no cosi bonne es rat aim in diet. and preventing the polillallty of s edr.pre; Perrons in . the country dating their cafes fully, in a letter, cr.elofing a one urtftwo pound note,will haveproper medies rent to the amount. For the various firapt,ms, der. fee Mr.:Dufour . ' Treadle on the above comp;ainte, price as.6st. the huh ealition; to be haskof J. Callow, Crown -court, Sun. 11. D. binewiels, Pateneoiler.row; and of he Author. To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATLUIL HOUGH the -great riir Edward He i de tried tek ..R• lay, that Gust was the Opprobrium Mostiriworino.:, tan is,. mi.plaiti Fagliih—" the Difgroce of the Faceity ;"t and. i Dr. Watil woulef bide a4mitof tempUrary Bell." being obtain ' able in a confirm. d RheiLnyttifm y.,, could thole bright Iw 'ninnies 01 the hiltalkal Woad cif. fr. an thedoad.Dr. Bi 01001 1• is perfunled, from nevertailing aperience, that thriraftonlfits , anent at their kaurrzction, would be nothing to theirmlinire tint at the mir widow. Fflcels which have utiles from a fear Dsfis ~f N ItV 01 IS CORDIAL ' • whisk, itrthe mid ob- Monte Cites, have wtiught• hick wmiderfel Cures, that the G at,d uniat,e v hey,: e:.ide vu bleb him mid pftyler• 14 it> hmentdr, a> long as the remembrance of }Mawr and Fare reit .i - ed rat) iotra:Ay be terei'ale on Ott fide the giants. Liens. W. P " "i'/E., of hi, Nl..ji-Ity't Gun-Veall neater& nitliTtufinftellEsfacitan I acknowledge the tuella knee of y,ur 3otanical Syt 3r. which has entirely relieved me • trout tbo.iiiaß tient, iating.ltbetimatic Pains and contraetlen of the Jo:Lit>, v. hieh I have keen afflicted with upwards of the trinths. L's hinted I that recommend your valuable Medi ' cit.- , v,, the utmuft of o.y power.--1 remain. Sir, your very i.bedicd• humbled/vat, Lican:W:PARPOF.. Hymotith Dock., July 3 , :Ras. .# JO! 110.400 D, late ...ivant to Mr.ll..filagion, of the P f a.t , SittineAnarn, w... kir t bl "awe oflitua mom amok- . riv ;.31;cli lach a rheuint..', z.. - mf int, which nearly ap proac!.rl to paralytic, to loch a degree as te *give him orate entire Me of his Dabs, Which rendered bits Mica/aline ut walk tog or hallowiarlin Winners; in thisdebilitated (late be wiled t fevers] of the w..tt eminent of aye Faculty without expert. eneing the hint ihadow of benefit ; . but by being droner re conuncudvd by feveral (Whitt friends to Dr. Brodum's Demons Cordial, purchillid at Mr. Joha Darned's, boakllDea; Sletint bourn, is ow m deal) , mitered to bia Corms health and vi gour, is eraitt:ed to billow *ls bufniefs as deal without feeling, the lent fymptoms of the above.complakit, and is now coach man to Mr. Niel'. Sarton, proprietor of He Muhl/Omura coach. 'JOHN HOOWOOD. WitnelTes to the above Cure—Mr. V. Simplon, Maxi Mt I tthc Rufc Ind, Sittingliourn; Mr. John Barnard The Botanical S ru and Reilorative blervcw Conlialon had at the Dad 1130.4. Andonsitreet, 7 doors [row the I,mm-can Mukum Surrey Ode of Dlackfriarabrislce, la otdesat tl. as. t is. 6illesd 64. cid. (day leffsided) at Withers. '(lut Cockell's) Medicine Warehoufe, aye, Strand; Shaw and r.dwards, St. Paul's Church yard; and Breartant, No. 556. Btlapfjate•llreet Witham; W. Duleln. Printer and Honk- , feller, at hi. Medicinal Warehoufe, Nu. j. Wier-Array who has received a large and fret (imply; Thompfon and Mina, Caftk•itreet I Browne. Teligey i• C. litoetb. lkidgmttrect; Re. d and Sheppard, Drifted; //k7lsis and Crutwell,• Bads Goadhy, Sherhorne; Mr. Ralkes, GinteeEtisi Mr. T‘mh-, Wo. ei.Z.er: Mr. Icewntati, Ewer ; Swiss-y. Mem- In; ha.o ; Nbury and Co. Wry-Erect. Deohlte andta: Pi inters. Iku.klellers, and Venders of•Medidues In the Kit.rl“ma* "I ce Medicine raw he bad every day. A loart.bsedi tai equal to *et finalliencs. N AT HEN Prolellion:it Men of education 'and re.. • fpontibility deviate from the general fyftem hy the fo lattion of a peculiar Branch, eke fanZtioa of long edam/ fact. fs Ls the belt criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my practice to the eiclofive treet meat of THREE - DISORDERS, and the fuctefiful ref,* al my plan gives ate additional ardour to oppek as far as I ant able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue orhuman Infirmities. After initiation into every branch as au Army Surgeon, formed a with at an sap iy period of Pradlice to refesie Individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Alan, ar the equally dans Frau. precipitancy of general Pradlitionces. PLe'I'HREE DISORDERS, to flit cure of which I have de emed my attention, comprise every Imam of VENEREAL !NH:L'!'ION, whether of a recent at long diaraticia.—adit e All kind. of DEBILITY, whether aching from the babes of Schoolboy., or the iodulgertec of mature age, mid lastly that de ran;•etnent rat the tyltem in Woman which is (Altai BARREN. Nl o:i nr STEI(II.IrY. Nurierovs difeafes are the refok of Ignorance or hate ii the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and It not unfrequesitly Imp. pens that the G cda of I.ife are rationed by the Indifcratiou doh unruaaled bear. By a fuperior method fuel% compidats are may cured, alit even where nchers have failed, I wad that I may prenetz to offer a radical re-eitablifittnent. Yew, buwevtr, arc the cafes of complicated date& is the .rdtr, compared with thi.c..lansitsuatituatian4 of Men, who from itteu!zer.re in a SOLITARY VICE, or the press/eft • ttl.e , ir. of a faClianahic I.lk. acquire that *ate of Debillsc s o • .pe% is the unavoulable eonfequtnee of loch pemielous habits. ere the ut ! , a;:iry ruffs ter broods over his rnifery,but tare. fehy c. T.:e .1. hi. nanortunc, it may be fc ale coniAstinn tee • him N. %tiny.% that ilthough it be an object of doubt or enter t tie•y Pm:it:toners, the removal Pr ' o, rre ltErli- LI ; lI.S tri , ;Iraslual progreft d renew-tits. it tbtae,rogp. meut.•t try tars -fierce. It the tat: , of Barzhist or Venus have icon to rtsluee nitr.ly vi;,.tar, mach anr'rty will be prevented. by an (Ally rout, t this Liri;cid Slate, and in dt.le c great difE:tiltirs lin: wit,- tbi, 414.41 , i.-ney ha. t yenrs aril:A, a I . 4llpCr ver i• hwiiiperf.blv reqani•-.. t.. I% . %ivt• lb: tletchene • to rt •.4•nninc the t'on..ttttvive. '!.teat: i• N. cab.. have Leg bun Jit.prol-ert* • a In a rand.. In iy he Attu. al, that 5n ono '. ..:4 as . a . .la 1.1 Nis,heal sl • t ar'n?,,', fotifeatial 1.• my umiertskinip, and the nes t ea wh6 h I have prom:tad to Rate, form she ; in c..tswitkirce with NA Ws hail • n- ....... ,* UR el. may he conflated perfeclany ! • or c !man na:c) at has houfe, No. ast. dem .l. • • rto•', isernrl.-liar I ,• orrante In Water-brat ad)11011 and th e 111 , 1 , (I, hods the M. 11 1 ( F.E, A i.mtwr Rani Conned gortrone. ~~, ~~,. Prepared and kdd in hole., rtirr ig hl. , rCT h er.e, price tl is. by the Prorrirtor, 3. Placluitt, lorwriv th. Army, at bit Watrho.de. Nn. ;G. 0a... , r.1.f1r.•t, ./ p the Pantheon; alfo retail by GolZing. A:. C..rn hall ;'I utt, Royal Eachanle; au I. r, 4. ( . 1,,,pr0 . ..v and Edward., No. M. St. Pant's Cl.ur,4. yard Want X • 3 Holborn; Swinney, No. It. 101 l ; and b. all ' 13.adtGakrs,and 'l' •nit r.olMxticine thence h. , ut k ist "ON Pro - c• , •r the Pr"Prir°". l ", JOHN DANIEL —But all other Pilia. E.:. &Cum. , * thc 1.a.1.r. (n, • U . Boi- ; Nt..le.er•' Cdvrid-Garen) ,r the SfAR Paters 014. itaralmir they may be punipoufly atlet • ..;; ;•• r. •,:: 'ay I 0 . 1. (sarey-ltract ; and ptddi ( liod by LEVhL j..reon.) are futile petparaituts • . K • C.o. C .-• • • -y-rlare.Lamtaah).at 2./o.e.Carcy•Srort. I .kned with red bah by the tole Prt2rtater, J. Pt:4:mi. ; •tt dlr nu , Tompic-Bar tewhich Olke 111 Uatertl-Aseet. -.• , "..1 • at the East.' arc reqtl:26l to he sttktitiji 11!4:14 W.% 1 Ift Al I ONDON MIDUE TO-MDILROW Akrnel •••• • • • 44 minutes after 9 A .cri.ouo EIR I'HS. Tutfday, at hia hriule in Portland-place. the Lady of Henry Brown, Efq. High Sheriff of Hcrts, of a tlaucht,r. 0:1 the sd init. at floftock-houfe, Chefhire, the Lady of T. H. Frznee, Efq. of a fon. ' On the t ztit infant, at GrAige, Chethire, tlie Lady of John Afhtnn, Eiq. of a daughter. On the 23d init. at Edinburgh, Or Hon. Met. Captain I loo ter, of a daughter. On the 14th inftant, at her houfe in Wimpolc-ftreet. Lady Elizabeth Lottu', of a fon. On SA:tt-day, at hii houfe in Dulte-fire. t, Weitntinfler, the Lady of JohniAlliam Lubbeetc. POI. or a 1..11. On the sad instant, the Lady of Thomas Macdonald, Efi. of Drayton Green, hialdlAri. of a fon. MARRIIIL On Thurfda! !aft, Dr. R. td, ot auuthantpton-row, to Mfrs Goidard, of C.lronrw-it rect. flLr tb b I Th SW4I fi a. Cid