Star. — London, England, 1803-10-26 00:00:00

~~ MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Yelerday :Tame: no-t t!! was indicted for an affanit upon John Spillbury. This was a cafe of conliderable importance, as it teaches the drivers of mail coaches and carts that they arc liable to ptiniihment for every accident that tn.p happen from the fury with which they drive along the Itreets. John Spillbury, the profeentor, depofed that he was palling -along Sr. Jannes's-flreet, on the 3oth of July lad, together with his wife, children, and others; as lie was turning the corner of Ryder's•Rreet, the !nail-cart, driven by the defendant, came up at a furious rate. The driver, as he was palling, wan tonly lifted up his 'lath and gave the profecutor blow which cut his cheek from the ear down to the chin. The wands followed the cart to the Gloncef ter Coffee houfa,, where it (lope. He alked the de fendant the reafon of fuel] ufage, but received an isidiffsrent cvafive ;rawer. This determined him to the offender to lattice. Jotcph Spilaytry laid, that he wasin company with the ptoleetttor at the time of the affault, and Rated the circuit:fiances in the fame manner as the prece• ding wand's. The appeared to him to have b,:cn wantonly committed. Mr•. ALZAY, as Coronet for the defendant . , con tended that the injury latiaincii by the profectaor ♦vas purely the effeCt of accident. The driver of the mail-cart was obliged by crania& to drive from the Ue:.eral Poll-office to the Gionceller Coffee-honk, a (pace of two miles and three quarters, in teveuteqp minutes, which obliged them to proceed wills conft• derable velocity. 'l•he boric was relive, and apt to plunge and run back, efpccially at the turning of corners ; fur cAfon, whenever a corner was to be turned, the driver was acenanmed to lath the lot e, and in this mariner the plaintiff accidentally frifferod the injury of which he complained. To prove thi , Raiment, he called John Cooper, the mail mild, who depofed to thenl cif-cur:lQ:vices mentinned by die learned Counfel, and was potitive, that if the driver did at all drike the profecutor, it was purely the et eft of accident. Ile was in the cart, and had blon is Isis horn as ufual, to give warning of their coming. The owner of the cart then flepped forward, and mo t :idled, that though he was callsid by neither party as a witnefs, lie might be permitted to explain f,,rne e•rcumllances to the Court, as there was in the evi• dense a gr.4(•s perverfion of the truth, which he could patiently -in f'cr•.ee. Being thin (worn, be et:poled, that the hnrfe in queflion, Indic:id of being tritive, was remarkably quiet : that the d ifendant bad conleffed to him, that the cut was deggnedly given to the p;ofecutor. There were at the time three perfons in the cart who were abiding his horfe, whereas none onght to have been in it except the driver and the guard. There was no public re g dation whatever about driving along the greets. which he would prove by feveral witneffes,ifn-eeffary. Mr. MOLINAVAII.4O, the Cl►airtnan, obi reed, that it was its.roffible there could be any regulation fan s tinned by my public authority - with regard to the velocity with which the mail was to Jiive aiong the greets. He was going to tell the Jury, before the htl a idles appeared, that, admitting the defence pet up, the defendant, though he had no malicious in te-ntinn, was ye? liable to punilhtn•:at for the effetls of his carelefs conduit. He himliithad witnetfed feveral accidents thief had happened (torn the furious driv ing of mail coaches along the ithrects, and be was airily that filch Capes were ant (Owlet' brought berme the Court. It was pepper that per'ntis concerned with mail coaches and carts, fhonld be taught that - they were not paramount to the law, and that the lives of the (Ojai: of this country were not to be wantonly endangered. The Jury immediately returned their verdift— Guilty. The defendant was fetitenced to impritim• menu for two months. Sarah Prat was intlitietl fnr nabbing and cutting Lie.titor Everet with a knife. The profecuttix Rated, that fhe tired in the fame honfe with the prifoner, and went on the day the nd'ault was committed to her door. requefling to be informed what it was o'clock. The prifoner rulhed out with a knife in her hand, and cut and wounded her in the arm. • On the part of the dr, f..ndant, feveral .tithe lodgers in the houfc Dated, that the prolecutrix was of a croarrelfnme difpontion; Oat the knife being in the band of the plifiitier at the time of the kuifte was purely accidental, and that the cut had betel uninten tionally given. The Jn. y found a verdift of Guilty againfl the de fendant, who was fentenced to pay a fine of thirteen fourpence. /jaw Coen, a jew, was indieted for affaulting joreph Blandon, hi brother in law. Mr. GURNIT Bated the cafe tn the jury. He laid that the profeentor had been before the Court the gellinn pieced ng the !aft, on a charge of had belia• vireur to his trite, the defendant's filler. On that rte. tafitxt he bad been entiviiled, and bound osier to keep the peace. When he left the Court, and Was going &own Hairs, he WAS followed by the defendant, who thonglit it would be a good fcheme to make him lireak his recognizance. by provoking him to ftrike. He allured him in a refill leandalous manlier. From &bole he proceeded to violence, pedbcd him agiinft the rails, feized him by the collar, and tore his thin. The prolecutor being (worn, depofed to the nate. Meat g:isren by the Counfel; and added, that whole the defendant was abiding him. he exclaimed,— " Damn your eyes, you thief, we'll do for you I" Mr. Kcare, for the defendant, ("fated, that un• dotilitedly if they were to judge by the evidence they had heard they would certainly cocci° him.— But it tsar his duty to date, that the parties were not new to the Court. tie fail, he believed. it would be in the Chairman's recolleCtion, that on the day mentioned in the indiamcnt,the prnfecutor him. Mihail been bound over to keep the peace act ae• tount of his brutal conduit to las who. the &fen., dent's filler. The dam(' ~,, sin this family seem fo great that IltlltfS fuore effefluel fleps were taken to put an end to diem, they might multiply to an t ut. Lunwn extent. 97te only thing that occurred whim WAS, to put due defendant tat the fame fituatinn with the prefecutor, by binding him over In keep the peace. The Jury remised a serdiet of Guilty againfl the defendant, who was lenteneed to pay a fine of tcl. rind In enter intn a recognizance to keep the ;vacs tar twelve Usustlis, asiagtlf its 3001. 11111 d two buctigs 502. cub. POLICE, is'a Mat-isms-Woo se.—On Mnndaya Hackney Coach man, belonging to No. 83. was foromoned before the LORD MAYOR, charged with cruelly beating and ill treating one of his honks. It appeared on the evi dent. • of three relpetahle Gentlemen who came for ward, from motives of humanity, that one of the hurfes fell down, on which the defendant jumped from off the coach-boc, and began to flog the puor animal moll unmercifully, and, not giving him time to get up, he dragged him along with the other boric which was to the coach. On being fpnken to ,n) the impropriety of his brntal behaviour, he clench ed his flit at one of the Gentlemen, and tiled very improper language, aliedging at the fame time that the horlis were and that he would tilt them iis he pleated; and if he ran sae of them through, what iras it to any other petfon, as he mull be the Infer? On being raked by the Lnan MAYOR what he had to fay for himlClf? hear fwered that the horfe was lame and very flubbotn, and that he flogged him to get up. On which the Loan MAYOR gave him a very levere reprimand, telling him at the lame tme, that his defence was rather an aggravation of his crime. As the poor animal was lame, and per haps otherwife unwell, he Ihould have been tliffered to rife without being installed in that brmal manner for a fault he could not help, merely becanie he was lame. His Lot dlhip looked over the Aft of Parlia ment, and was going to fine him 4c.r. but taking his family into confider:llion (he having a wile and four chsitlren) after giving him a good admonitioa. and thanking the Gentlemen who flepped fist ward to being fuels a man to inflict-, with the content of the cont plainant, he forgave him this time, on condition of his publicly begging the gentlemen's pardon, making a public acknowledgment of the &tilt, a nd Non ni in &vet. !u be guilty of a fimilar offence of - Yellerday IN. Band was charged by Ann Brewer with ail:suiting her, with intent to commit a rape, and was committed for want of bail. wi Cm an l j. Barnard wet e apprehended by ore of the Marrhalmen. who obferved them loitering about the Spread Ladle Inn, Gracechurch-iti eet. from whence many thing. h ive been lately pilfered ; and not 'being able to gi%e a good account of them felves, were tent on board the tender. ITNTow HALL.—.-hl Ito ther prnfectitlon of the ez• erti.ms of t: e t.. fupp,.efs the nightly rneetins of the idle, dithottea, :ma dirorderly, a number of young men , j oil rocylimil, and apprentices, were taken on Su.,day n:ght nut fit 4 public bottle, the Waggon Horles at Newington, and, on being examined, were committed to the Setilnnc under the Police Att. A complaint was made agstinit an Officer for (hik ing a young 11,y, but it appearing that the Officer was in the due execution of his duty, the complaint WAS dilmitfed. Life-iv:nation being given that a number of young men, reputed thieves, reforms' to a home tilled the hung Tap, near the Circus, the Officers paid diem a vita on Friday night, and took into cuiliidy 10/in Tnset. Thomas .\ ertian, Y . hamar (:rips, Henry Grim, ./C;lii Band, Matthew Cur:ing, and john Banner. Tn e y welt all brought up yellerday mmming, and their perfons identified by the otticersas old actinaintances. lite relatives of Thomas Cripps and blatthew Cm ring ciatne fin ward to bail them till the next SefGons, and the nett were committed to prifon. Harrow Gaanroi.—Monday afternoon Eliza!:d2, .Itrish.t was finally se:twined, charged with having committed a burglary on the meth instant, in the apartment of John Catt, mil with ileaiing It•ur gowns, three petticoats, a pair of flays, a piece of patch walk. and fundry other articles.— She was fully committed for trial ; as was alfo .I.ary ',tan and Afar:aret lie!:, as accelfaries after the faitt, by receiving and difpoting of the Lime, knowing that the articles had been dolen. WORIVIP STILtET.—A young lad was put upon his lad examinatica, on IMpicion of having, (in com ;kitty with other boys) precipitated an old icurney man carpenter into some tuins in Prince'wlireet, Finibury-tquare. by which he was In much hurt as to he taken to the hufpital, where he died the following day; lime which the Coronet's July took a view of the deceafed at the hofpital f anti rem: tied a veoha 'hat he died through his own inebriety ; cuntequent ly the boy WAS iltieliarged. Snow: It el d•y Ana C'avermg, Ann Tubby, and Ann Rcund were examined a fecond time, on fuf picion of going into leveral linen-drapers limps, and Ittahug a quantity of articles, which were pledged at a great number of pawnbrokers lops. The cafe being made nut againd Clavering and Tubby, they were committed fur trial, and found was difroitted. Thus (day, as two men were employed in repairing a wall near Sir A. liatssicrou's, on the Topfham toad, a past of the fabric gave way, and crulhcd them both to death. At the late Itotheram &Mon, Mary Oder', an im moral and diforderly woman. who had been feveral limes recorded at former Serious, was ordered to be transPortcd for liven years. A very melancholy accident happened no Saturday fenilight : As Captain Ws-LI:soil the Light Infantry Company of the Second Soineact Militia, was re turartng from Woodbury Camp to Exinwuth, lie was thrown horn his luirfc, and killed on the (pct. It is ruppoted the horde was ',flier. and in galloping over 11. 1 x very , rough road, had fallen with his rider, and dorms* bite with tiach vi. fence as to ()era atm his in- Gant death. The:riiirfc was found with Lis leg broken, and otheriays much hurt, intomuch that it was judged proper to kill him. Laft week, as the Southampton night coach was pvlrang through F...;ham. come villain, at prefent un itifen•tred, dile/rata , d mnfiluet or towling-piece at it. and lodged a gsiat quantity of Not and Cage la . tide the fame. Vorfilfmtrly, however, the 11:Angers did not trceive any injury, farther than the alarm occasioned by fo daring an outrage. Last Wednefday evening, allow eight ri'c'.otk, as at rem of the Rev. !dr. Hsi ike. of Faye:Sham, in Kent, WAS coming tire indgiiirs in Longport, neat Canterbury, hi 1...• s attacked by two armed rufh a ne near the gaff and Canterbury fir pital. who imme diately mud led huu tai a C.:1.1 near St. dit.:atcnizg, if he made any 1:11114nt es to blow h a s beans nut ; when they thmight quite fecure from notice. they t.r,ed his pockets of 4 or 51. stripped him of lii, coat. and then tor t e their tfcve acted: the Gelds; %v(rile they were Ptirndermerhe )coos tnati, lee Itcatreil (.4 11:::e Vit.o.4:ola. In thole ages sehea fimrlicity of manners end re gularity of living were the refult of mankind's incli nation, difeafe had made little progrefs on the race of men ; perhaps it was from this carafe Scurvy had not made its rapid progrefs till about the time of Hippo. crater, whofe aphorifms prove he knew the difcafe. When DRAKE, Assoa, and CoOKE extended their Polite is unexplored leas, their hillories prove ftiffici ently its fad exiftence. The United Kingdoms of Great Britain would teflify this fcourge on land with out fearching the hill°, yof campaigns. When ana tomy taught that the human body was capable of sb• Inrptio:i, they partially buri:d the aMieted. The fuc eels 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. Onthisprinciple,Sertsnu.tv's As riscoßAvt is DROP 3 obtained the lannion of Eut gape, has gained his Ma• jelly's Letters Patent. and held Duch an effimation in every county of the Un - :it'd Kingdom.—For the truth of the affertion of its a.li n rai Scurvy. vide Si; il. lhory'sTreatile and Cates of Sztirvy, Scropluda,Grait, iicc. price 3s. 6d. fold, together with the Drop., No. 51, :inhodqnare, in bi , ttles 15s. 6,1. to, and 11. tas. with a black flantp affixed to cad,. The quantity of Grain which Rats and Mice ee• firoy is sluidlincre.!ible. From the calculations lately laid before the Public by Sir J imes B at. it appears too evident, that " the damage doue by tilde wide walling of Corn, amounts to no leis than ftoo,ocobutliels :4nou y, Lich is fir mote than fafficient for feed to low the ettruin- crop !" The celebrated Dr. Pit.ACK, Priam- of Chemitlry in the Univerlity of Edinburgh, and Phy titian to his Nl:deity for Scotland, forum:at:Ay. invented a Powder, the efficacy of which, in aufwering the end required, is not ro be equalled in Europe—it is WarrAn• ed in fallible ; the ,ipplicatitm is tirript,:, the expence trilling, and the el.re,tt e.rt;:in; what renders it did more vs. Inable, is the: Wet,- attending its n'e, as the Vermin neither eat, driCK, mil- vomit after taking it, !,.:r will Cats eat of it, lintels fiat ving with hunger.—This e-lebrated Rat Powder is liddin Packets, pike 25.6 d. reach, with printed diredlinns, (by appointment of the Prop,', tor) by Meffrs. Shaw :Ind Edwar ds, No. 66, St. Paul's Churchyard ; HoWard and EVNIIS, I.ong I.sne, %Vet Smithfield ; Ward, Holborn ; Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Cundell, Mitiories ; Ba:ron, 158, Strand ; Clark, Borough ; Cochran, Greenwich ; and one or more Venders in every town its Great Britain. BIRTHS. On :ne tzth init. at Ca 11li1;11 Yu k Lcicafteribiee,•the Hon. him Henry It ydtr, or a lon. friday, in Curzon-ttreet, May Fair, the Lady of Horatio Towlif..nd. FA. rr a f. C. Inlay nu.rninl, the Lary of Major-General Hewitt, of a dauglittr, .tt b , :ufr, In hill-ilreet, Berkeley-C.4oam. MARItlh:l). Ttinrltll7, ?.(Ary I,4wpm: Clark, Thnry Ftafer. Portnl4,-Iliulre, to Miff Liot.et, ouly daughter of thy I.re Nitcharl Durt.e, Erti• • Di . At Catc-a ‘'e htnetae.isoe, je&d;ah Stepher.s. HO. many Tear a merLhatit triher of the Britillt Fa Rory in Lilian.. At Edit:l9%lre,, on the isth iuitant, Mr. Hugh Sulyel Metctr, wri•er to the .suet. At I.on,!un, the ntl. ult. Sir David Innea. Bart. nrCiixtnwn. At Springkell. en the v 9th hat. Michael Stewart Masore:l,Ek. in the ssth Tear of his age. BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, ana DISORDERS of the STOMACH end BOW V LS. Dr. JAMES.'s ANAL FPTIC PII.LS. THE Eicelleace of thole Pills, 4.: A. entie Purga -4ltti as a gener..l Prtfervative of by tote in the due Difcharge of the Ar.imal Fun `luaus. has nitablithed than Repo:Atka) as a Medicine of the Cleft import anz.:. Tliei art admirably calm)! tel for difordersof the Stomaels and flowr6; far Perfon+ ni a Moue. • Gamy, or a Rheumatic Diftefitioo ; as wall 41 for thole whore Conftitutiotts have been atfeded by a too active or ton fedentary lac; or by a Rell..knee 13 hat Climates. They are hkewife partieululy ferviorahle its !lead-Ache ocesbonedi by Indigettion, and in removing the bad effe:ts of Free Living; as AP .o in prevetni:ri Palfits &lid .Agiospkaits, to often the confequence of intemnerance. The ttrdency of Cure Pills it to open the Pores he Night, and the Bo.ie by Day: they mot cart r t.rinotee beep, athirequirepti- P:er Coisbnetne .: attention or Diet. Reeourre Otoniti be had to them on tb , : brit attack of a C„ Id, or twon any bight Indifpnfl•ion; and they fbould never be omitted at lied'fimc, .after any Esters of eating or drinking. . . As the A VAL rric Putts owe thcir Vlrtites to a peculiar Pre- L..• never been div:.l4ed het to the pre tent Pro• prirtut, the can oh:. be !lad genuine train them; and they are ( "id ""y by F. NI t'•' T. at toe t.r I to^tor Janies'a Powder, 'No. 41. the 1. - ..dt ~t St. Churchyard, few doors trout Cbe.ylide, I.innion; aid at Dr. J.onn's Lte 'inure in Durnn-itreet ; u. burn, Price 4.. ud. each, bump included; or the Quantity el Sit in One large 1.101 tor Obdetve tit the Wirth N..urß%air, No. 43. StP.aurt," ate engraved on the Stamps. Ail others are Counterfeits. Alki N Prolelfional Alen of eclutmion And ie• kotgibllity ilevisse from the genital fyftem by the fcteetion of a peculiar Brvich, the fanawn uf lone continued fucccfs is the Deft criterion unity., inrity. Tess years hire 1 deemed my pima 'or to the esefulive treatment of THItEi, LISORDELS, and the We:egad refult of nay plan gives me additional ardour to apron! as far as I am able the re vagtcof do* complaints w Inuit are the colt in/put-tau in the cata logue of human infirmities. After elsitiatioll into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I farmed a with at an corq 14 nod of kraztue to talcue individuals from the ignorance of uortlotat4.-4 Men, ur the equaliy doigervus • rtertpite.iey ref general Praekitiosiers. The TtIREE DISORDER S, to the earn of which I have devoted ray attention ' comprise every freuk4 of VIINEREAL lON, whet her of a recent or Io ij duration—adly, AU kinds of uhisiLrr whether ariliur frost the habits rat eichoolhoys, or the indulgence .0 mature a r e, and billy that dcranstranent of the ()item in Woe which b d Ailil EN NESS or STERNA I - Y. Numerous Z(eafta are the refule of i s gwraece or Isaac In clam treitinCllt of a Creole Gonorrhea, and it cut unfresuestly bay pen. that the keds of I aft are rationed by the indifeettion sit an unguard ed haw. by a foperior method loch complaints arc easily cured, and even warre ethers 'have failed, I trait that I may pre- tune to offer a radteal Few, however, arc the cafe, of complicated &tech in the clic% order, comparei with the cAlaniitous lit: adieu of MCP. whs front indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, ur the prevalent t;aicties of a faihicnablc Life, acquire that date of Debility which is the snairin.:able confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Ist/tere the u:thanpy kat rer hcoods over Ls on'egy, but rare fally conceals tus ethreirti.ne, it 'nay be b.nie confolatisci int turn anew, t!:at a:thin:AO it llSjCet 01 ssrine y wish G•txr :thorn", the rsonwal 1/EFICII.Isit:II,S by the graelual pi grail of rev os.t ion is t eclair:must re my es periesice. It t'e r , •-• f Venus have begun to riatice 1011Iiy vl• strich ..t.inety till be picccrted by au tarty counteraCtion 01 t!..is Itee..in,l in there cafes no great difficulties will isecur - Hut this iisl.cietcy has fur years tants J. A proper Per. feverzvec is itliiyen,Ghly rsepsiGte to revive the f parks of lute t.' Cnoitite.tion M A k I t.. 1) ho km, luny, hen ilirapi+oh.ted In thrir Nit e.::rir”.• of a F. folly, may he aiTurrito.i.it in alvat In e..r!e.h ;tie C r•Slc Mohral Thr SFCia Y o to..h ta ef,..tia: u6 ,4 t ri l l t i,c, an d the a.i ,•• rluzh 1 L.., p . c,...1:14:4 to 0011 c, lOtsal fh( ..t fly and 10 Ct00.4,0.11..0 %with Ouch Ono ilaimati":l is grhlcll, I'llll Mr. bltM., porf.:,ally for i,y Lorre inrlosing a wall true) :a So. s 9, oesrTempk,ltar.... T!)4 re ;. an 1.61:10110 enTan'e io Watcr-arcce ailiuhting,ao4 tt; 31!re . 4I both tae AS. 13}Ltb, cAi :Le R...1-lit.-cc S:a14111‘. FROM THE HONOUR/1711,k AND RIGHT REVEREND TIM LORD BISHOP 01' CARLISLE. Rafe Cattle, December 7, r7yg. SIR —I readily Embrace the . opportunity your Jot t er affords me, of adding my leftinuany to that of the Loan Cuter B.tamv in favour of your Warm Medicine; my eldelt fon having a tear mot:: Its ago derived very material betteet fronethe n'e of it. H!! had been unwell for (event! weeks previous to his taking it, appeared pale and t maeixted, was languid, and com p' nned frequently of pains in his head and fide. The Lord Chief Baron, who had accidentally !.fat hint ill this Rate, fortunately ro conimentied to me the trial of yt or Lorca/es; and that nn lime might be ltd. or any miltake occur ia obtaining the get u ne Me. (Leine, fent no. three dofes of it. .i . he unit of thefe cc:allotted a vifib!cs amendnont, sod after the fccond deice every urqdrafant fyiitntoni difapprared, but I judged it tight to give the third, as thr. two form r ; arced fo unammionly well front that titre m) fon ha: be, t 1 is perfed health. and I certainly attribute tit Can ILehti!). to the eflit:-CY of the Worm 1. I hare finea reettrumeadr.l ;::oar Lozenges in Greta, inftmees. wherein I hay.: the Lu,r3etioo :.flare Ton, they hare u:iiecorly Kea •tf gent, ferrite. I ought to v.ll, that front the nature nt tar effect Pro-, du:ed in my ton's cafe, I apprehend his cum:daints tts have a:ift.n from as obß i rudtion hetwzcit t! c ttoraech and vi (era: I am, hit, your obedient (levant, . E. CAR f.!b1.1: Mr. Cnixn. Apothecary, Che.pG.le, Londna. so'e whole,rate I:nd retail, at Chit%; and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. fide, near l'aal's Lundun; and by molt venders of Medicines .4 the United Kingdom, M boars, wth printed direelions, fignest by tha l'Atentre, at and in half Ilexes at as. pd. all, iu family! Bouts, at On • Cluinra each, duty included. :Sir At the aitttee Wart hour,: may he fees a Worm, voided by Mr. Lingham, Man's Mcrccr, Str Ard, ata feet three imbes lergth. To t• c /Eliot IN, GhN I Kl. .1 C Via pc 11. 'HE ctlc!)rAtc,l ABS PERCENT I.OTION, for r , c :.re ..t cIC Eta) l• I lONS, C-arf.: da, d • Pin.pl-s, 3:c. tin the Face, I bonds awl Nu*: the orly .- mc,lr for ed. ot..a.ty t itanfing the Comp,. vi. n, sit Difeaft aot the Skill; is t•rep..red by the Inventor and lie l'r. rat t..r, s, 5.01.0N10N. O. at 5, 1 .41011 . 11 Aw. thor .Lt •' I he Guide to tieslth,“ and 0111. r va : oat.le W. 1114 Pilltl 41 61. FI If Pints, 11. 9J. Duty Iticludc,l. 7 r7. Note Oovernotrot !itamp to palled en each 13. tile. twirl& the mule and tout "(abode of the Pro; rift , r, thus,. Santis Sol 'mots, I.'e tµ'..l," engraved thr rem, to ei.unr.rf. it which id Fel•iny, .111.110..11,51c v t. h .lie arc G ; outa c , 'I Il 1..-Wleti AND 4I.:1 I LI. hieN. Pr. grII.OVON has at ',nett. yf• Med r the ("licit iii. n of hiti c c..'.••.tn!enta, and !...s now premed hit .i3S nut O▪ EN LOTION h.r put lie ',re, which, trail rt., f years. his I.e 0 . the 111141dcr ar•d adnii.at not of his priv.?e pat:cuts It is tile flan: deunt, iragrint, nut.% f re, and val,hte t.. ,tilt tit Wont for Sc rhutic mid other F....ytu na no ti hate end Shia. It reotly rt Rona the Shia to a de.re of hamlet's and purity be ,..”14 the p..w.ra .I.lcrirti.r.. Ladies may rely that It r.t.dcri th-, Shin for, sod every and a Itain, tan, fun• burn, an.l all thole I c.k'ea which tong &Atte gen. rally pr -dour; i.t 1.11 1 .11, it 'a the oily earn. tte c Lady can age et her tui:ei with eaie atol citmf.rt r or a Cireitientsit base ree,d,fB I. when (having is become a dreadful opsradou by a.sy eruptive If ale on the Ise-. ......._ . This Abltc , ce. t mai ba arriitd vel.h 'Fe fmart ft %glare), for a more f , vertign re:lady cannot bc 4cvitcd f ..ven tae mutt atca butt frame._ !Ado a and Cent'. nsen may rely on the good qua:ides of tide Ahlierg. or, a• the belt ci. anr bcautilit rof the Skin. It removes fweastr, without pain or trouble, all kit st• tat Patrice.. Fen , rt, itanc.wintns, 51.411, Itedneti.Swellines r.e Cr:.a aim a( •i.e Noir. blotches, Son-hut, n i t frw•goi,gebrt . .4. , J evergo fp. cmi ut erurnions on the tutface the hunks n to, y I: VI I.IIIIIHT. JA: to o,ourrate the 2dV1•411,t1 t. fatting to the condo:lion tc.a t y talon, by .17e • malty remnatt 2 antructi:ne from the leciace of the Skin, Lod thereby heating fret and • ;cui the annum,. r..tte p l.ges and voes through which nature envied. ulj r I.ll.il.alirs horn the vital Quid, and which ohßr~ Red, .ire fort ea back again into the blond, and become the Coulees f many d.ingcrous difeales. It is there( re a Mittel' of no.cla ci.aequ, ace, as well to prevent hurtful dif,rders, so 1.4 thit prafervatioti of edit cun:Vit, and b.. uty to our perk, a, that rite Mould tite4unally hare tccourfc to pro; tr autwatil attune:A.o. but more cfperially it becomes ur&esoly tv.itiliteethto the of otiftruellon make their appearance, anal break out into lornipkti, Radler., Carbuncle., or alter cut soot inv. It n by no means Dr.Soan mom a intenthai to app.& the tale of medicines f a Linda purports. er tinder ;.ny thing t4et Stay cirmi y the (niallett hies of th.ir ; nothing but the ftr•ing. f:om pctf images of high rank, woutal have in _lucid him to fu.iitit his /oft' reel t fir public fele : net cooly as a Lotion. to be tied *holt under a eourle of the Anti-Imneveloot, but as a Coribette in qty. rat, the yroofs pi.de&d by hint of lu virtues arc a. buto•vrible as they are litailittetel Utile vial ri.eiftweg their, alibi welt they m -y le finimittei to the infpeetion et a WO tant, rani we I.e Lid I, f,re the public ; nor will any cafe or cum however wusidtr. us an It. natare, or ezalad itc character, ewer be publiitiml. .1 he Abttergaut mews bole ct heart with thole who sive it a fair ttial, v d as Its prim evidently thew, that sr • private einoturneitt I. fought fee by the Hr. ptietorjo alto may the public he convitie.tl that nuthieg hot a etrtainty M ettlitorelik c.,uld iinlioe Dr. :'.itoatou to hal .rd the good opmien he iv • honi.ural with !if an ulna., In prefriaisig them with 'he Abitat Leon Lotios. witch they will nu ilmibt procure rouble by Wattle at the St.‘uip. Cad:, a at any time of lift may, by this medicine, be freed trot. mie of the Tilt ailltellng Jointers tot idact to the ice ; suit, at • c. twin perdu.(, it 311 molt highly artful. ' old at his Warehuule, Diu. 6, College...men, Dublin ; mad by his appolytment by J. Mathews, Nn. tV, Strand; and I te. y and bow eburch.yara. London ; breitib, B , Ht.fh ••••0 • rah Fll.e. Eiitalweak:M•Doold, Gha s tlier ; and by all Medicine V .l.es in every ; , faikat Tuw.i in Great Britain, Irci td 10. America. 1 To T. TAYI.OI4, 4argtou, Nu. it, New Bridge-ltreet, LEMEEIGIN, 41E, Edinburgh, Nfay 2 , ISCA?. IN the fpring of 1794 I was alnielled with a Vene. real Complaint, which 1 treated with iodillerence for dna months; but V 1.14 (ERA obliged to apply to a regular Phynciso who put a tent; orary flop to the vintlenee of the difeafe (by mem'. rot applicatioes) for hone time ; but growing, in fyite at all medi cae and the advice of the Mt Gentlemen of the Facukr hum, work and work Mr two years, I was reduced to a Rate shoed unparalleled lad bcy tool deferlyt ion, being an entire leper, and uke ratd from head to foot.—sly head, throat, match, auk, lega, arm., Ste. have been alternately iii danger of became Img Wade; its Short, !have hid (rein to to to eating ulcers on my-body, and malt totally deprived of Gen. -a-It would he voluminous to pub ticularize all my cafe—Mice it to fay, there oever was. or env will be, one of a more dangerous. or of a mot. complicated na ture. I WA, long hooked upon by my friends, and imagiued oty relf,berond all hopes of recover), and, indeed, la my then condi duo, death was preterahle to my mon than ;Inferable LAW. tu this dreadful Intuition did I drag a malt miferable calftence,till Diving Pausing v t a thraw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe off a Mr. &of Plymouth--my frienda read it, I emit] not.-1 foe and procured fnme of your LAMM'S P I'iLLS, which, by ufing (runt rime to time am now, and have long been, (after mamw than four years tinhie.ihable tailtrefa ), in .a a date of Scalds as ever 1 enuyet ; as a proof of this, I had a the, thriving, heal thy child, bon, to me a I:av mouth. ago. In panto& to Qum, and in hop, s of remit: ink my hiluvvereature ferviic, I regaelt you to this; and yo• may at any time vela perfons, who will. to I.ri.Md of the troth of thas, er tenter pa:fielders, to me or toy Ina isb, by letter or perfou. els few urea for hadnefs will ever .;teat mine.and mom evert it, I have from ray:deuce every reafain to Adam-mankind, that it your Lea al''. Pitts they wilt find a fare, foonly, fate, and r-Alls cal cure, n . that molt dreadful Rage vi the Vcuereol INfeo44 which h.:shut—a cusrsasaen 1.4, Prepared awl lb:, :*.sole Proprietor, Tito VA II TAT tog a Member girlie itnvtil. kte if durgtous in lannlon,et his hiwies No. 9, New &M.a-de:et ; where be will give advice, witheit a tee, to yes-finis taking thek Pill. and will AliCiVer patienta tato eds. if post paid, on the fame terms, Militant, in all cafe. tics until isivad.thk cur,, no Perfon's ionic of cafe having horn m.* t: ones!, bat at tht ir o,4,lparticuLir remit It. by the Pivots tor, Bo ring the south: ..f more than y't yeas, that be haa had Oar em &tiling of an canonise tole of the above atrati ine, ..cd the pram ti:e ariGn; t herd, ors. 1 Is .y are aiS, fold, by bit Appointment, for the ernmeionee el thok Gv,ug ..t a &Lance, by Mr. lfatVer, Sco.thddialje Eder. bury ; Ni,. %limit...is, Printer, Clatguss. to of nos ago Mt. T. niers for Li. aildrefa; at t h e Iktf!uner's. Ne.3f, St. Alharer. ; Mr. Mobertfou a Tay-!w` . No. tog, Ocfards Ilrect ; Mr. Liiborough's. Nu. o rpoftle the ; Mr. Ste.cs, Bot ' Aft lirr, No. tUnion-row, Lit de Tower-!...A. Mr. Callwell'i.lMhbo ; ant' ly toe Preen in evil'? roirx.l.o4!:e town in Gireat-llri!nen and Ireland, u. Poem lt anly at. yd. ea. h, fealed up with lull an. pita Dar atom , . a. Lerch? Pr.rions ad in tlar may can aunt:sates with eetand eet•sr• LONDON: Prort,cd 1241 puh:ilb-.1 by LEV.K.I.KENI'. (of Cam t ur;•-pace, Lambeth) at the Si Al Ort`tel. NI. t. Caryl 31h Ot•etz .5 I Ali ()ICILY Tr-Tk 141 is