Star. — London, England, 1808-10-25 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. Saturay, T. Williams was indicted for stealing wear• ing apparel, in the house of a publican near Charing- cross, who himself attended to prosecute, but could not prove the charge of his own knowledge. His servant maid, who was the principal witness, ran away from his house three days before, and could not be found ; and his wife, who saw part of tee transaction, had refused to attend. The Court, of course, directed the Jury to acquit the prisoner ' • but just as he was quitting the dock, on the verge of li beration, he was recognized, by one of the police ; officers present, to be an old and notorious offender, and to have some time since made his escape from a constable, who was conveying him to the tender off_i the Tower. He was ordered to be detained. Another trial was that of an old Irish woman, named Mary Randolph, charged with stealing a cop per tea-kettle from the house of a publican in West minster. It appeared that she came into the tap-room, and called for a pint of beer, and while the host was . proceeding to draw it from the cellar, the prisoner seized the kettle, then full of boiling water on the fire, and concealing it under her long gown, made of, —The publican instantly missed both customer and kettle, set out in search of them, and quickly per ceived Mrs. Randolph scudding away towards the Horse-guards with considerable velocity, actuated, no doubt, by the influence of the portable :team-rngint concealed among her machinery, and which not only enveloped her, like a goddm in a dense cloud, but scidded her legs in a miserable way. This, however, she concealed, with all the silent fortitude of a Spartan . vouth, until overtaken and secured. She was convicted, and sentenced to a month's imprisonment. IV. Taylor was indicted for procuring from the prosecutor an advance of 141. upon the credit of an estate he said he possessed in Leicestershire. The pro secutor, however, not being prepared to swear that the prisoner had no 'Rich estate, he was acquitted. The prisoner said it was,an ill-natured prosecution, and insisted tliat he had made use of no deception. The estate was his property, and when he came into possessiqn, he would repay the 141. The Sessions then ended. LOADON SESSIONS. These Sessions were held yesterday at Guildhall, when John ChaTh, master of Wills's Coffee-house, in Bank-buildings, was indicted for that he having been duly elected Constable of the Ward of Cornhill, had refused to discharge the duties of the office. The fact being fully proved, Mr. KNAPP, for the defendant, argued that he was exempted by being a licensed publican. The RECORDER told the Jury, that the . office of Constable was a common law office, and had been so since the reign of William the Conqueror. No indi vidual whatever was exempted from serving that office, and it was manifest that Mr. Chalk ha been officially informed of his appointment. By an 01. act, which had not been repealed, a discretion was vested in the Court of inflicting a tine on any person, who, having been regularly chosen, might refuse to execute the duty. The Jury, therefore, found him guilty. Judgment respited. Bsnsard Soloman and his wife, who had been found guilty of keeping a disorderly house, No. 14, Lom bard-street, Meet-street, were put to the bar tore-. ceive judgment. It appeared firm an affidavit, read by his Counsel, that he had quitted this house some time before [he indictment was found; but it was likewise proved that lag had let it to a Mrs. Brookes, who carried on the sane business, and had alledged as an excuse for. her not quitting it, that she had given Solomon £lBO for coming in ; that if she gave uir the house, she expected this money to be returned ; this was not denied : when he pleaded his having seven children. The Court thinking his letting the house in the same wa . y,to be an aggravation of the offence, con. victed him' in the penalty of £l5O, and to be impri soned sill paid. P-Ifeath, a waterman, on whom a fine had been inflicted by the Rulers of his Company, for taking a fare out of his turn, at Hungerford-stairs, was brought up, when Mr. KNAPP stated several objections and denied the right 'of the Company to le v y fines on their Members, in certain cases. These objections were replied to by Mr. Guns:Ey, on behalf of the Com pany, and the Court concurring in the justice of his observations, confirmed the penalty. MIDDLESEX SESSI©NS• ,r Yesterday these Sessions commenced, when John Carr, a clerk in the India warehouses, was indicted for an assault, with an intent to commit a rape en Sarah Murrell, a child about eight years old. Mrs. Murrell, her mother, stated, that she became ac (painted with the d efendant last winter, by his fre mitently pasting her window while she sat at work.— On the evening of the 12th of August he called, and sent her out for something to eat and drink - he al ways seemed fond of the child, whom she left sitting on his knee, and Ott hh return she found him in the same position. She took no notice of this circum stance ; but, on the following evening, the child complained of being ill ; and when she was putting her to bed she found she had been injured ; conse quendy, she suspected the defendant, as no other person was near her. She knew the defendant to be diseased, as he looked emaciated. Mr. Fox, the surgeon, who examined the child, said, there did not appear any symptoms of violence, t h oig h she had been injured by a venereal taint. Mrs. Jones, the land lady, said, she did not hear any noise during.the mother's absence, nor did she hear of the chid being injired till two days after.— The Jury acciiiittict the prisoner. John and Mary Inhan Wevesindicted for an assault and riot in Bethnal-green in July last. Mrs. Clark, who is a green-grocer,- came to live there about seven rhOnths ago, and the defendants Wad lived there in the, same line of business fi r seven or eight years, co nitinently they biotite jealous of "the witness; which'-toon manifested itself in open +Oa:aides. John Wason well versed in the vulgar ton when paziedrix.e prosecutrix, used it very - l (seriously ; at the same time he invariably concluded *ith spitting in her face. Mary Pyc, who happened to be in the shop, on inc occasion, proved the fact ; when the Jury quitted Mary Wilson, and found John guilty of the assault only, and the Court fined him One Shilling. T. *Glanced was indicted for assaulting J. Spils bury, a jeweller, in Pollen-street, Hanover-squitte. —The defendant keeps a lodging-house in Little Pultney-street, and the prosecutor was in the habit of visiting a lady who lodged there, and gave her mo lacy to pay for her lodgings • at length, however, the favourite decamped 31. in the defendant's debt. On the 20th of July he went into a public house opposite the prosecutor's, where he exposed his connection with the girl, and then rushed into bis house, went up stairs to him, and demanded his 31. and said, if he was not instantly paid, he would beat it out of the prosecutor ; an altercation then ensued in the heir ing of Mrs. Spilsbury, which terminated in the de- 1 fendant's being turned out of the house, after striking the former several times. • The.Defendant,in answer to the charge, entered into a long history of the intrigues of Mr. Spilsbury with the fair Lady ; but he did not state any thing material to contradict Mr. Spilsbury's evidence. The CHAIRMAN said, that the story of both parties materially differed. That of the prosecutor's was upon oath, and depended solely on his own evidence. That of the Defendant he could not be admitted to give on oath ; but the Jury would give it the credit they thought it deserved, and consider their verdict. The defendant was found Guilty, and the Court fined him 13s. 4d. Edmund Williams, one of the beadles employed by the Gentlemen of Lincoln's-inn-fields, to preserie order in that place r was indicted for assaulting AV. Rush ton, a boy of about 14 years of age, on the 24th pf June, in Lincoln's Inn-fields. The boy stated, that on the above day he was playing along with other . boys, under the archway of Newcastle House, Nolen the defendant, who is a constable, struck hintwith sf stick several times. A Mr. Folgard, and a Mr. Munro,pro . vea the brutal conduct of the defendant in cutting the youth in se veral places, and his continued violence till he was taken into custody by the former, who said, that he was much intoxicated at the time. The defendant called a garter, weaver who con stantly sits under the gateway, and an Irish barrow woman, to whom he bad granted the same indul gence, who said they did nct see the constable do any harm to the boy I —however the Jury found him Guilty, and the Court fined him 40s. John Wyatt was indicted for au assault upon Mr. Murdoch/ 4 4 4 Leod, a Highlander, tuner and repairer Of musical instruments. The Prosecutor was a lodger in the Defendant's house, and a - eclat-ding to his state ment, the latter knocked him down, and beat him so violently in the passage, that he has not been able to follow his business since. The Defendant denied the assault, and declared that the Prosecutor challenged hint to meet in Hyde Park 111 fieit Itim with pistols, but that he declined the polite invitation, never having shot off a pistol in' his life.—The Jury found him Guilty, and he was fined 19s. 4d. Rolert Jones was indicted for a fraud, in having ob- 1 tained chailge for a fictitious country Bank Note ; but 1 1 the Prosecutor not appearing, he was of course ac quitted. • Arthur Betts was indicted for an assault on John Sterland. Mr. GenNey opened the case, and then called upon the prosecutor, who stated that on Monday, August' 15, defendant carve up to hint in the City Road, and stopped hi - m in a violent numner, by thrusting his fist and stick in his face, sayings" Now, cl—n your eyes, I have a good mind togive you e d—;---n good hid ing ; you are the d-- , est blackguard and scoun drel on earth." Prosecutor made no reply, but en• deavoured to get away from him, and walked en.— Defendant walked along with 'him about a quarter of a mile, constantly using this kind of language, and repeatedly putting his fist in his face.. He spoke so loud, that prosecutor said he feared a•mob wegld collect, and said to him,—" It you have arty thi>tg r .bo. say to me, you know my address." Defendant re., plied, " 0 yes, I do, and I meanto come and jive • a d—n good blowing up at your counting-house.", Prosecutor apprehending he would proceed to further violence, went into the middle of the road, and took down the number of a cart a man was driving, in or. to know where to apply to the driver in case of need. Defendant followed him, and said, " 0 you want to subpoena this Yvan as a witness, do yon ? Now mind I call you a d—n blackguard and scoundrel before his face." Defendant still continued insulting him, and putting his fist in his face, drove him up a pas. sage, and detained him there a'short tame; and after wards meeting with a person whom Defendant knew, laid hold of Prosecutor by the arm, and held him fast, while he said to this person jeeringly, " this is the great Mr. Sterland, he is the d—est blackguard and scoundrel upon earth." Mr. ALLEY, Counsel for the Defendant, interro gated Prosecutor, if he had ever called Defendant an informer, which Prosecutor denied, but admitted that he had said that " Defendant bad been guilty of an act, which would have been a disgrace to any man who valued his character above that of a common in former." The Jury pronounced the Defendant Guilty, where upon the CHAIRMAN reprimanded the Defendant in. very severe terms, saying his conduct was highly censnrable, and that it was fortunate that the Prose cutor's peaceable disposition had not carried matters to greater extremities. He then passed sentence capon theDefeudant to pay a fine of Gs.t d. and find security for his good behaviour for twelve months, himself in 501. and two sureties in 251. each ; Mr. GURNEY declaring this to be the sole object of the prosecutiom . la MARRIED. 1 On Thursday, at Falmouth, Lieutenant Paul, of the Royid Navy, to Min Matilda Cooper, daughter of Mr. Cooper, surgeon', of that place. DIED. Sunday, Mr. Robert Deck, son of the late Mr. P. Deck, al emim nipwkseller, and Postmaster, st Bury. This young mats, who bad the misfortune to bave lost sot leg, •undertoftWor trifling ora;er, the day before, to go tyro miles in ritifilltites, which be did ;eft ease; bat unforumssely took s insotity f egg seater afterwards, wbisikaused Madded'. . •": •• ' . '.'1.1 ' :": LCllV'pag' Xsi l fa r t i M s. ... ••''.. "`":•.•': _ telt* EXCHAikIGE, MARk-LAWB,•0C1101171011: • • • The kWh wink of Winer toikty Staltacon ll l oollol4B r ply, but there being aweat demand asd,tisent bpyl a r IttillAhp effect Early Iff the forehoili 0f aft savant* df TO ss. qtmet . . New as.annexesl--Fine Old a Ili:Pr-Basin 904 t sis eon dearer.-White and Urn *NO vary NIS littlP"* ° .24 aCh kind rather kigher.-01019191rile, and Seibert . ' 01 at list week's pticu. •"7"*.%. TA . *.'.. •• • - • ; 11 ::::: 1 ObtISRALUMWD,INCY ,All VWDZIIi .. " Witeat,7sl. 851. 985. Beans, fOld) 701. 75e. Fine ditto, (new) 100 s. MI. Tick thus, Wis. Iti. Rye, 50s. 545. . • Oats, 355. 38s. 405. Barley, 445.495. Poland ditto, 425. 494. Malt, 78s. 865. . • Potatee ditto,44l. White Peas (boilers) 1341.1441. Rape Seed, 421. to 451. Grey ditto, 565.615. Fine Flour 1151.1104. -Seconds 80s. 85t. RETURN PRICE of GRAIN on hoard Skip as under: Wheat 7 6 s 1104 to 84's Beilere 120 s to 1495 Five so. to 99e Suffolk , - 14114 Superfine 945 to 98s Grey Pease 541 to 81e Fine White 100$ to 1105 Beans, n e w 92s to 6111 Rye 46s utiles Ditto, old 00s to 741 Barley 404 to 476.. Ticks, new 56s to 60s Fine 00s to 415 s Ditto, old 4:10s to 70e Malt 74e to 893 Oats 94s 54$ to 40s White Pease • firni to 115$ Poland. 41$ to 43. Rape Seed 401. to 451. per List. Fhie Flour 85s to 905 per Sack. Cutaway 44. Od to 481 Od per Cwt. C`oriander 145 od to 16s. Od ditto. Red Clover 40s. Od to - 90 s od ditto.' : WON diltd ..7 ~ 8104.01 to 100 s ditto. ts f a 04 10 34 0 04 elitto. ' Rye Grass :04 to 344 Od ditto. C White Mustard NW '472. 0 od ao du od. per Buslizl. 1 Brown ditto .. ,1105,04 to SU od. ditto. • Turnip - • ='/' 1131 04 to Its Od. ditto. RFTURN of * Whit/alb. itlark.lane, Including only from tke, 10th of October to the 13th of. October. Total 7118 quarters. Average Ns. 95.1.-4 s. /id higher than last return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the Bth ofOctober to the 14th of October. Total 19,702 satksAverage 82s. std. 24. 1044. higher than last return. PROM THE. LONDON GAZETTE, October 22. Average Price of Cardin England and Wales, from the returns Wading the 16th of October, 1888. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pew. 1 8. d. I s. 4. I 5. d. I s. d. I s. 4. I s. 4. 195 5 53 10 142-3 I 32 6 16371 66 0 The average Nicest Sugar, computed from the returns made h the week ending the 19th day of October is 365.104 d. per cwt. PRICER OF HAY AND STRAW. , ST. 551/884:116. .. WHITS.CUArIi• FIRT 51.• •ss. to*Bl. 10s. Hay . SL si. to 61. 10s {traw 11.1111. to 01. • 51. Clover 91. 10e. to 71. 10a Straw H. 16s. to 21. 0. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. • Pockets (Kett) • • - Pockets. (Susses) - • 81. 15s. tp 41. 18s. . 81. Bs. to 41. Os. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Orroses 24. To s'Alk the 01Fal per stone of sib. • Ss. Bd. to 4s. lid. Veal 4s. Oi. to 54. ltd, 4s. Od. to ss. • Od. Pork • 4s. Bd. to ss. Ild HEAD or. OAt7LL THIN DAY. Beasts, about 2950-Sheep, 17,500. Calves, 220-Pigs, 3.50. NEWGATE AND LEADENALL MARKET. Per stone of 81b,by the carcase. Beef 3s, ed. to 41. Od. Veal 3s. od. to ss. od Mutton 2s. ed. to 4s. Sd. Pork 4*- 841. to ss. Be. COAL MARKET, October 24; Ships at Market Shipi sold 96 Newcastle Coals 78 ' 41s; Od. to 53s 6d. IS Sunderland 10 ..:. 441. 64. to 48s. 64. 2 Cinders 2 '3ss. bd. Beef Mutton TO BE LET, for a Term not exestudise Twedty-one Years, ALL that eligible FARM, called BELLES MERE, situate and lying at Peak Hill; near Spalding, in the County of Lincoln, -consisting of a substantial brick Dwel ling House, with a neat Cottage, Granary, Barn, Stable. &e. and containing (in twelve Inclosures) 204 A. 2R 17P. fifty-nine Acres of which are Arable, and the rest Meadow or Pasture, and-the whole In the highest state of cultivation. With or without this Farm may be bad all that rich Allotment of Land in Cowbett Common, containing 61A. 2R. 17P. Pos session of each to be taken at Lady-day next (old style) N. B. The highest tender, by letter, addressed to Mr. Grist, ' , Land S urveyor, Canterbury, will bpi preferred, ind further parti culars may be learnt by applying to him or Mr. A,hton, Cross Keys Inn, Spalding. • - - - MESSRS, LE IGI-1 and Co."Surgeoni, confine the iT- 4 - attention to the treatment of certain Ccenpiabus contracted in an unguarded hour, and that Debility Wlichais caused by youth ful habits. Mr. LEIGH having been engaged in this exclusive branch for the last eleven years in this house, it is presumed that the advantage of stich experience gives the utmost success to that assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure of these' Complaints.—ln all cases of recent occurrence the cure is speedy, and pain and danger are equally avoided. In every complicated case, and in those distressing deficiencies, which are the conse-• quesices of youthful imprudence, or the enervating indulgences of maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a safe and permanent restoration to vigorous health. The terms are stated oh the firstiuterview, or in answer to letters, containing a batik note; indin every ease the most i6 4 riolable secrecy Is ob. serued.-4...-.•••No. £9, Arundel-stretv, nor Temple Bar.. There is . .a additional ontattnce In Water-street adjoining. . . • 1 . 0 tHE NOBILiTY, GENTRY., ;4[l4l3rifthi'lkl 131.4 C t - • IN GENERAL. • • • • I)OCTOR SOLOMON prepares bis ABSTER GENT 4Qltopt, for public use, ItOich foe a series of years has been the wonder and mbuiratlon of hi. private patients ! It is the most elegant, fragrant, niild, eafe snd valuable Liquid orWash for . Scorbutic and other eruptions. It gently rename the skin to a degree of fairness and purity' beyond the powers of description. Ladies may rely that it renders the Face fair and delicate, and re moves every liana of main, tan, sunburn, or freckles, which rouge, long illness ' or fatigue generally Produce in short, it is the only cosmetic a lady can mean her-toilet with else and comfort, or a , gentleman havy teeming' to when slim** is become a dreadful operation by an eruptiv e aiseme on alexia. It may be iisedwith out the smallest Maud, for a more sovereign remedy cannot be devised for even the most delicate frame. Ladies and Gentlemen may rely on the iced qualities 4f this Abstergel% as the beet clearer and beautifier of the skin.. It also removes sedily, without pain or trouble, 'all kinds of pimples, tetters, i rCarme, spots, redness, swelllngi OT Carbuncles of the None, &es t and eteryapecies sf erapsien Ott the surface of _ the Itutoatt hod/ . • • 4 - 11se Abitesseat I.otiiot orvezaials of success with those who site it a fair &in, and ai Its price evidently she*. that no private emokunettifs sodSkt fatiri the propnetor, sb also may the public be oonvismed tlat.doelkirlstiS a oat-Wavy Of its sucisest could in- duce Dr. Soil} seibekard the rood *Woo he Is honoured with •oa rros by all t*,t the with this.slcsant Cosmetic. Note , •'. itlini ludstedtin eaek bottle, with the name and ' ptorktott, bits," nil. Solomon, Unesiesigs ° tildoitittetreft which Is felony, and ; Punishable wisis 4etHal.'rti - rt ~ ' t• • iar The , suost, szo•givun, but bythe par- ticular desire Of niasty : is • ' Will be published of those Strholkitlei-Abitergent .—tke h.otion inayite had of every tespectable medlidia 081. bribbialiMi 116griesi.- : • ----- .-i.. , ... . e : TT! *4 op ligaMtc),&--41-4e4ts 4il._ . .THESE Piito veriettrirmideiy yecolitaitidet e ll ..ig , i Bilieukefb".Tl44.q.s.,"l.l"l4r fro m fiVok -Ik.'fftalkw, di n . ia n i t ed action of Me stomol 2 fr om colds, where* IL: aecri a it hire is AstruttikVAll fiem ticeskiii eating erdstif int o‘itarii. die toe is tendered sssiii issi.l ciii9osive,scsi tsgurtit il d ti , , at s gomacli, causing sickness, jatodiceovinOy disordkers•iiid* % d or . • WO In hatitual &Juni** a !Maids itite'ettlie ' ~ ad.ach, ititil MO dun* Illll,lPcTs 01CY til*i be 0 1 44 0 1 11 10til like gulAr good, _effect. Price 2s. sci.ltr Boa, duty in.:duds/1 0 SOld wiieleisle iiiiii iersilliflis ire - and -Edwards, o** h ob. Church-yard, Loissids 4 amll royal ity all Moolitiiteliesignip,bi BUTLER's CPLEIIitATP.I) ItEs'iollaigili.g 'fume' • POWDER. --'• ,;- - 1 iIEAUTY of Countenortoe, and i i egolorit7 of B el , 41.0 tures, are allowed to.diatinguish the _British kart:, illa, t h. r Propiietor of BUTI.Ele'a Telfi'lli pc WIA it- siot:i. L g le:4i' to 'winded hie Counfrrwornen that the Latie 4 their 1.154,.. lowa half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, cr d mi4 • , auttkri and unhealthy bppearance—this is the MitfelOcscli::Aiii '' the present preparation sfferds the inftllible nidanS of rtiricit every blemish of the enamel, and is. sate in- I . ts applitune N bi,,l composed of Vegetables. • •.. t• • .. -"' • it is recommended to the, attendee' of all ;Ntriks se rileiN • away every imperfection, either in air colour, or ilia accalv the • enamel of the leith, as seddtrinti the Brepthelleel azi.d r .k. T4i , ble, and making the Gamer of &kiser*, Ali** sad v i rrtalimil hue ; and a certain preventive against tile Tue.tache. ' No position of thip kind' ever brm4t forW arid to pulite, natuie b ill L met such univrrsal approbat)noi and tl i t rpetkotd r * m a • diat•it is in doily use of Ws/alto N - hied. -1 " _..• o .:.:it Sold, WhOldiale and relltili 14 Sk..ilutiet, .4, ' mwl i ttri , t corner of Paternoster - M*4 MA_ _ 1 4 1 4 1 9 IltaT 4149___. • Gardens-, ridding, 76, bi t braAlr e eti i . I " 4- 1::r '. Battet,,Editiburgh and Glisio*, aid bynatost evanny .. Venders and Perturriers,.babilies at iii 4d. eaci, , _ .s - " -... • DE •FItk.AMAN'S GJJI - I:.kt;ALl:JT.Alitig. ' 7 ''''" ' I THE value •of this Infallible l‘edicitie hielses is -7 . 1. long proved, that nothing of thipresent .day cgq. A.... competition with it in ill . the4'ffereirt of a certain, which It eifactually cures and erodintres iramtintahlr; ' •,,' olcitutg.the painful feelings and copoiere that annuls salimatin% without debilitating the ccmttirution in try throe, * Sag nu quiring confinement from business, or restileainrirdin. Mi` ~Ita . radical virtues of these inestimable Dropshave ovod theilsbia.. to public approbation forvnire than thirty• • . : fin t allrbe4lo bility of both sexes, they priareav ~ arrer • • tenuradoeirloo• cher the debility is prodifiecr ;y toe free tare of Igiurctlcii,jilier.o pleastres, or the effects as warin.climatc to tea ra:m."lln* going abroad. They cannot be ireconinicatind too sticker:a ; those who will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure irC id a11i.: . , itabborn Meets, aod every weaknesx.tha affects the bLoiler aid * organs of urine. . Petits gamey Many wiriest itave.hZzoint me there who for years had been deprived of thatjtappineisit. , .. ,'...; • Sold wholesale andretail at Mt Butler's, Na 41Cleapside s tea,.. nor 9f Patentoster-row, and reisit hy Belant,Portstrinith; testosi . :. Portsea Wills and Rogere , Plymouth; Peas, HullfCalweli l lltisi4 lin; M aodonsld, Glasgow ; Smith anildlapdcrtotf A EkbterA,, , and by most countryritedir.ine roderi,lopiattlei,4M,M.' AV . whit amift:Aireetions. The Reverend Ili. Atikil,Ct-Ars PAVESTAMIBILKiagy • • • •-' - 'PILLS. •--. = ... • t „; -•-- iT was a remark .of thy..c•elgltraleg - Dcirsraii ,‘• Author of the "Domestic Medine," that iimpliinn /Ale stomach and bowels are the prevailing invirdiii of ty.- which' lay the foundation of the snore forruisfable. anditildps- . il vx e are eases--that the person who-could tbscover. fol the re ', , a safe and fbfallible remedy, would - psvfnern a:inosi service to society. This disco/ivy lips now been la' Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. Virclilauatarcjai, thcifiii; ' sive sale of which, and tie Ids* astination lit svbieht tlry ;ileitis. tervedly held, has considerably lossisoudttit'eurnbey plaints; and bids fair. in a short rime, to he the nasanaolalltwag eradicating than. These Pills have a quiet and safe operaftem;italy lei 0414111. . and specifically on the bile, and time remote the smegarslas sliori, orders connected with it—sick binicfaclies, fiatelence, liver Ans . _ plaints, jaundice, nervous disorders from indigestion, lke. Vier are the most valuable family medicine hfilfertoOfahld itt !titres* tic, and the Proprietor is gni:Tented By - the most fespentoble evils dente of the first characters of the Nobility, end Others, &it itee have never been administered to any person Tritium telegram.. lain and speedy relief., and•in the endcompleting a &re. , This valuable medicine having been used with cucsos.:is ix commended by the following distingtithed personates!' . . The Right Hon. Viscount DILLON. . The Lord Bishop of Bar a and Urviis. h lons Ho N aiwoon, Bart. MP_ for Horikon. Sir STLPIIEN LLTSILINGTON, Bart. M.P for Peary& • TUOLIAS Arson, Esq. M.P. far Litchfield. lasts Asevart,•Ras. MP. for SouthuMpron. N1C1102.40N CALVIRT, Esq. 15t.P.107 Hertford. Etristoun BOSOM. Esq. New-street, Spring-gardens. Turmas HASMIRSLEY, Hill. Pall MalL • Q. w. DICK es, Esq. Private Seeretiry to the AreldialVelf • Canterbury. ' The Rev. Mr. Ilmoce, Librarian t , ,di he Anclibidsege. CECIL FORRLSTER, Esq. M.P. for 1•11 'Block- • Sold wholesale and retail* by Mr. Butler, No 4, Cites**. corner of Paternostersrow.; and Vetail by f.r. Kirby, Sillfteill. - street, Old Bond-street; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square:, asillii all respectable venders in town and - countrv. CAW T4ON-•-•Obierlfe!—The name of William .4 4 41aditils 7 araved -on the stamp, which is affixed on the outside wrappoS ,he box ; all not 40 staMped are a dangerous imitation. Price 55. 6d. and Ws. per insi v irith assipkdirtiitiona. • . SY HIS MAIE:UI'S SO . Y : II6IEITIE/t - STATENT. EAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly faauxus for 15 , -4 their superior efficacy in curing every degree and symptom. ist the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. withotif cotifinementiat 'restraint of diet, in an.easy, expedidous, safe,4od4tecsoe nor. One email tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation illVe 4 c'4'! 'time, and requiring no particast ittreittlek. In / 5 days they generalke. cure thine: cro6l 7Nmellers; r where they fail in that tinae of perfectly rettoring health, die?! tient has the happy assurance that he .6r sheis at the eve of bairg so restored, let the degree•of malignancy/it testi° great- 6 It is an excellency peculiar to these 'Whop po o lp 4i eeo geoe 'the complaining part, and enter into contest with the offesitrell matter, which they speedily dielodge.pnd expel: ThiiyareAdge red by experience to b. a preserver of health, uswidl peruse" rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and Willi e veryyerr. In short, the Patentee has this extraottpttary elagatfon Mlle* that whatever he promised himself from them, they were wens fulfil and exceed, as though impatient of Ininiortal and unit:erred fame. These Pills are most worthy a pffte.. tbd daring/. 4 Masters and Captains of Ships; the more c.soor that tlMif 99 / keep good in all cliniates any length of time, and that they tore now borne the test of near .60 years, Wlldi'lecfliating credltdi themselves, and honuur to their autlmr,insairwok that disisoilll last erght years they have radically cured ripwairls of 404_1014: eons, many el whom had been discharged- fran •ffospitaß salivation bad been frequently repeated, and alt othermethei made use'of without effect. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tneidas Taritee, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Londothat hitibaires No. 9, New Bridge - street; where he will g ive advice, without t Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will ansertit'Patieets Ler tern, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases do most inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or cue having bees ceentierted, but at their oWn parsioular vequeet,.bithe Proptiddr Alvin the course of more than 40 years, that beim .a 6 the cat 'ducting of an extensive side if the alaove Qat:dicing, and the pal lace arising therefrom. .They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perferrie4, lab SS, St. Alban's-streetiPall-mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, pi; ford-street; Mr. Disborough . s, No- 7, Fitt mureee-Hllt wet 'opposite the Monument; andby one Pyraon ever/ cowiallek ' town in England, &c: in Bates of only Ys. 90. each. sealed - I with full and plain directions, whereby persons eat 'defer mill! cure themselvss with ease a:isi secrecy. N. B. Every Borsoctin Great Briutin is sealed'artAi )4l4a* ow-which, by favonrof the Commi-sieners, isminted at the Surf Office," T. Taylor, No.g, New Bridge-street," teinaitate We& felony, awl all qthere are coputerf•-it. WON *A ER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-11441tR 014 S 3 otioutis . s ifted : Mternoon . . s4_ rnixiltxt" LONDON : Mated and Pablibhed by L.F.VEL t1E41 4 1 (04 * terbury Place; Lambeth, IT the w.*.a.f.te•atv, No. 1. CI" *z Publiahoit also at Ole STAR-Or• cr, 1 etarte gar. ~:'~"~' S. ~' . BIRTHS: Sunday morning, at Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire, bet Ger! the Duchess of Brdford, of a son. On the i9th imam, Lady Harriet Aneratn, of a daughter‘ .12lif IaitETHRA--and certain Complaints. AS sole ProprietcgtOf DAKAN ' s cel ebrated Medi- Caled BOUGISS and Reniedies, Mr. DUFOUR inform, die Public, that he sneer, as sank, be daily consulted from 1, to 3, at his house, No. 54 r Ircitli-9reet, Soho, in cases of Strictures, Obstructions, Meets, die[tta. it 3 well as Gonnorhea, Debility, and every disorder where secrecy is so essentially requisite, that every patient is introduced in a separate apartment. Mr. D. has for many years confined Adinself to that department of Surgery, and from extensive practice, and the most flattering success, he is enabled to offer a method e t cure mild, efficacipus, requiring no confinement or restraint in diet, and which prevents a relapse.— Persons in the country stating their cases fully in a letter, inclo- • sing a 11. or a t 24 nate. will•luve proper remedies sent to the amount. For the varioni symptoms, see Latelyptibish , d, the 6ds edition; prtce 2s. ed: ; Treatise on the above Complaints, to be had at the llathorls bow; the. only plass where his Bougie, arg sold; , ~.:,: 41 A - • S~ rr )*! Xitt svhi4 of Q 1110:1 ~t It Pm m it 0 A A •