Star. — London, England, 1803-11-01 00:00:00

I 'T .1, OLD *R.-1:1,L;', Yellerday eight prifone: s wzte tlicd, four of whom vv.! conv;:led of Llony, vit. _ . . . Robert Leevit, for fleeting a 301. and a tot Bank of England notes. It appeared from the evidence of Mrs. Sinclair, the lady with whom the prifutter lived as fervant, that previous to her leaving town, finite time fence, (he had locked in her drawers a table cloth, in which were the two notes mentioned in the indiamcnt. After her return from the country, which was on the sth of °Sober, the o,ate the table cloth to her female fervant, in order to be waited. The notes were miffing, and flue dire(lly inflituted an enquiry after them. She entertained fume doubts of the prifoner, and had him taken up. He was cool . mitted to the Houle of Correaion. The Officer who conveyed him thither (toted, that in going, he alked the prifoner leveret queltions, and at left obferved him entleavouting to conceal fonsething in his bofom. The Officer took from his hrealt a gob. Dank note, two tt. notes, and a metal watch. The witnefs Paid to him—" What do you think of it now ? The pri loner replied, 44 I don't care, I did not (teal them— I broke open no locks—l picked them up." The Officer produced the notes and the watch. Mrs. Sinclair (wore to the 301. note being her property, from the circunillance of her own fignature being on it, and by the name 4 4 J. Hankey," being on its back. The prifoner, it appeared, faid to the Officer, that he had been in poffeffion of the watch more than a twelvemonth. This affertion, however, by no means tallied with the evidence of Mr. Hughes, a watchmaker, who laid, that the prifoner, or tome body very much like him, came to his (hop on the lcth of OOober, and bought the watch. He gave the witnefs a tot. note; the rimers returned him two 11. notes, and lie thus paid 81. fur the watch. In the courfe of crofvexamitting t:se witnelles it came out, that for fume years Mrs. Sinclair bad liv ed feparate from her hatband. The Ricotta", ac eordingly, In the courfe of his charge to the Jury, obferved, that fuch a fait was material for their con lideration. The articles which were flolen were laid as the property of the hufband of the profecutrix, and defcribed as having been Wen in his dwelling-houfe. The Jury would not, however, find that to be the cafe, and thus they would do away the capital part of the charge. The Jury found him guilty of fleeting. Wrs. Sinclair then addreffed the Court. She teemed much affeaed, and faid that the had profecuted her fervant in order that the ends of juflice might not be defeated. It would afford her matter of high fatis faCtion, if the Court would extend any lenity to him with which it was veiled by the law, as the man bad all along ferved her with the utmoft fidelity and zeal. Elizabeth Wright, Mary Day, and Margaret Well:, were indiaed, the fret for felonioufly breaking into the dwelling-houfe of No. 13, Grayboinrolane, and Stealing thereout four gowns, two petticoats, a filk cloak, a quilt,• and feveral child's cloaths, the pro- perty of John Hemp. The two s laft were alto in dieted for Cleating at the fame time leveret other arti cles of wearing apparel, but not for felonioufly en tering. The firft witnefs was Mrs. Hemp, who lives on the fiat floor of the houfe, No. t 3, Gray's-inn lane, of which the prifoner had lodgings in the upper part. She, upon going out in the afternoon of the gtb of Oftober, about two o'clock, was met upon the fairs by the prifoner, Elizabeth Wright. who anted her, what time (be fbould return 1 She told her about fix o'clock, and then went out, having &II locked her door. When (he returned, the found her door opened, and feveral of her drawers broke open. Upon examination flue miffed the leveret articles of wearing apparel, s hich were then produced in Court, and which the identified to be her property. John Hemp, her hufband, alto proved the proper. ty, and the cireumaance of the locks blviog been forcibly broken open. A young girl About nine years old, who (lept on the fame floor with Elizabeth Wright, proved that the prifoner perfuaded her to come out and walk, while Mrs. Hemp was out, and made tome pretence for returning alone. ' A Conflable and Come Police Officers proved, that bundk of chute clothes was taken the day after this tranfaaioo, on the prifoner, Elizabeth Wright; that paanbroker's duplicates for other articles of them were found at the fame time in the pockets of Mar garetWells,and that Mary Daybed pawned the quilt. Being called upon for their defence, the Prifoner, Mary Day, laid, that it was merely fur Margaret Welly the had pawned the quilt, and no duplicates bektg found Oa her, the was acquitted. The other vita Vete foamd guilty of fleeting, but not of break ing open the dwelling-houfe. And four were acquitted, among whom was ?isihe 1,01111011, for Reeling iii the ;tarn of Clerlo enwell, on the 9th of Oauber, two lambs and a leer:, the property of John Stock. Mr. Stock, who LS a falcfman in Smithfield, noted, that on the sth of oOttbcr, lie received at \Vuitton s 4 lambs, belonging to Lord Otfory; they were 'carted with red raddle down the bead and neck, with a croft on the off fide, and a pitch bran I on tht. rein Gde ; at the fame rime he received tight (beep, mat lea with meld', down the head, and a nick and a date on the off hip. The !keep btlonped to Mr. Cumberland, at Woburn They were committed to the care of John Dat bagc, the witnefs's fervent, who wits to drive them to town. The witocfs wis in Smithfield on Sunday evening thereafter, and be twezit fix anti feven nett met tong. he was told by his f2l V ,nr: that two lambs belniring to Lord Otfory, ord a (beep, the property of Mr. Comberland, wctc saffitt The wititefs COI: tile aoirna:s afterwards, nn the tame day, at Mr. Probert's, butcher, Great Lich. thee. lolon Barba defctibed hi; having been ordered to Jiive the fhecp to town. On the Saturday night be pot to Hol:oway, where his number was cruet. Mr. Gram received Inc Cheep from du: 1.t.1 wit. ilea, to efeort to Smithfield from Holloway. When lie got to the market, he put them into the pens.— H: Coon after miffed two lambs and a Bleep; be f.tw them neat day at the above botcher's. On his crufs. examination be Paid he did not think it po:Ehle for toe animal• to be abdrofted from the drove without Lie feeing them. Martin, a wat.::.man, fai.l, that on the evening cf the ‘..ty otention,:d in the indiement. about twenty ratuutt; bdore eleven, a. he was looking out of Lis Mit. he obferved tht:e flteep coming up Mutton• going towar4s ChaLawcll Green. The pas,. •.!:r he tlefolbed as heing in a truly panorai fitnallc.n Ire 1,4 d a pipe in his hand, and was following them. TI.: witnels called to him, and alked where lse was ving with thole (beep ? He replied they belonged to a roan in Liquorpond.ftreet. The witne(s laid tit? y rmght to be in Smithfield, as they belonged mon pin:J.6ly to tome drover. The prifoner faid - he knew the perfon to whom they belonged very well, al., though he was not acquainted with his name, and I e was a drover. He then drove the fheep into Caftlr.llreet, towards Saffron hill. - The witnefs then feized him by the collar, and gave him in charge to another watchman, while be (cured the (beep. The prifoner laid ( have been led into this, and I'll be damn'd if ever I do a good natured affirm any more." The other partsjof the evidence teemed to be equal ly accurate for the profecution. The prifoner, in his defence, Paid, that he had been (pending the day with tome friends, and at that time in the evening he was at the door of the Royal Oak public honk, where he lodged, when the (beep palled him. He heard a cry of" Turner, ttop them." He law nobody with them, and dircstly ran to flop the animals. He denied all intention of driving them away for his own ufe. In ftipport of his defence, he adduced a number of witneffes, among ftveral of whom he had been fpend. ing the day; tome contradiaion occurred in their, tellimony : one let affirming, that except between twelve and one o'clock of the day, he had been With them till half pail ten at night; the others being equally politive that he was ab(ent one hour and up. wards in the afternoon. A number of witnefes came forward to his charaaer, which they all reprefented at extremely good. The RICO2D6R, Mr. Svcvarria, was proceeding to charge the jury, when one of the Gentlemen, Mr. Steinmetz, tallow chandler, at Rateliff-crofs, was taken Co ill as to be unable to continue in the box.— The Court waited for nearly an hour, in expeaation of his recovery. At length a medical gentleman, who had been called, appeared, and Rated, on oath, that Mr. Steinmetz was fo very ill as to be unable to diiaarge his duty. The Court then adjourned till fix 6'clock, when a new Juror was (worn in the room of the Gentleman taken ill. The whole procedure was then renewed ; the Jury took the evidence into confederation, and after confulting for half an hour, returned a verdia of—Not Guilty. The prifoner was a very decent looking man. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. On Saturday a man was indided for making ufe of certain feditious expreflions againft his Majetly and the Government of this , country. Mr. KNAPP, who was retained to conclud the pro fecution, informed the Court it was not the intention of Minifters to peels this profecution, as they had been well informed that when the Prifoner had been di inking liquor it generally operated upon him, fo as to put him in a deranged (tate, and that he had been drinking a (lion time previouily to his having uttered the words with which he was charged. He was, therefore, difcharged on his entering into a recogni zance for his good behaviour for one year. Lour: Year, an attorney, was indifted for wilful and corrupt perjury. The crime charged, arofc out of a caufe in the Court of Common Pleas, in which the plaintiff was nonfuited, to let atide which the defendants made the affidavit, upon which the perjury was affigned. Before the evidence was gone into, Mr. Guaaav and Mr. ALLIY were heard at confiderable length upon objections to the form of the indiitment, which they contended was defe &ive, in not averring that the oath taken by the defendant was material to the quellion before the Court. The objection were anfwered by Mr. Hovezz and Mr. Gzene for the profecution. The Court, after taking the quellirm into confider atinn, decided in favour of the objections. Thows: Butler was indifted for unlawfully having in his polreffion a quantity of Naval Stores. The profeeution was carried on by the Navy Board. Mr. GURNEY opened the ca fe . . . _ Mr. KNAPP followed, and Rated it as follows: The learned Counfel began by informing the Jury it , had been lately difcovered, that the peculations to a very great extent, had been carried on in the dock yards, even to the very highell fervants, which had been found out by the praife worthy exertions of the Noble Earl, who now fo ably presided at the head of the Admiralty, and that Government were deter mined to punifb all offenders who fhould be deteded in this fpecies of peculation. An Aft of Parliament was palled fo long ago as the reign of King LIAM and Q2een M•AT but which was not found ftrorg enouglz to meet all the cafes that now occur, in ecalfequenee of which an Aft of Parliament had been lately pallid, upon which the prifoner was in. di led. The prifoncr was in the employ of Medrs. l i Young, Cuntraftors with the Navy Board, for fails, and in confequence of a fulpicion that the prifoner had naval flares in his poffedion, a fearch warrant was .ihtaincd ; the pawn s houfe fearched and naval itores found. John Kenby, an officer belonging to Shadwell of fice, (aid, that on the t4th of September lafi, he went to the prifoner's houfe, when the canvafs was owned by his mailer, as having been taken from hi► pre mi:cs, and the property of his Majefly, to prove %%Lich, there was a blue ferpentine ilreak made in it. to tlc pa ifotter's bed room, he found fixty yards of canvals and vu ions other quantities in different parts of the Louie. Peter Young, jun. faid, that he and his father con traZted with the Navy Board; that the prifoner had been employed by them—that the whole of the can. vats found in the prifoaer's hoofe appeared to be na val awes, three yards and a half of which the prifo ner had received from him to work into fails; the red he mull have come by improperly. William Hatful, the clerk of the loves at Dept ford, proved the canrafs found in tha prifoner's houfe to by new naval llores belonging to his Majelly. The prifoner was found Guilty. The Court fen teneed him to be imcrifoned one month, and during that time to Rand in the pillory 44 the top of Gravel: amt. Ratcliffe Highway. S dad, 7n-wk.:elf, was indi&ed for a ff aulting Jane his wife, on the Bt h inftaot. It appeared that thz pmfecutrix keeps a refpeEtable china and earthenware (hop in Liinclsoufe t the pri. rimer i. A bricklayer, and the prrifecutrix. who has fei et al children by a former Luilhasii. Lately awned him. 1-le Las twice attemptei to Rob her with a knife, and fcveral times Lut,t;ked her down, parCen larly the Bth intlant, without any provocation. He frequently went home and deilroyed her prrperty. He was found Guilty, and the Court fentenced him to be imprifoned fix months in the houfe of corredion. Cold•bath Fields, and a: the expiration of that time to find two fureties in 251. each, and binsfell in pl. for his good behaviour for two years after. LONDON MARKETS. PRICES OF HAY AHD STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechtrel. H typoload 10 10 .5 4 8 ts to 0014 ot, 6 00 Straw t ti to I s I 4 0 tot to 0 t to 10 I IS 0 "s:lostar 6 o to 6 6 4 oto 7 0 0 SMITHFIELD. Otioher p. To Cu.!. thy o f.d—per none of Bed es ott to 5s salver! ss od to 6s 81 Mutton 01 to 5s 4.1 Pork 4* 04.1 to 5s -cd Lamb c to ss. 4d. ULAo a: C tT ILL iiiis DAT. Beall' about 2400—Sheep and Lambs t 7,000. NEWOATE andLEADENHALL, o.lober 31. Per Roue of 81b. by the earcafe. Beef 3$ Id to 45 411 Veal 4s od to 6s od Mutton 3s od to 4a 44 Pork 4s ad to is od Lamb 3s. 4 . to 41. Bd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market sis Old TOwllTallow Bos 641 to os Clare Market 4s sod Rotas ditto (can.) yes oil to yys Whitechapel Market Ruffia ditto (foals) 7c. od to yis (per Rorie of 81b.) 4$ 941 Melted Stuff 63s od to 65s Ditto rough 44s od to os 14s sd Grcaves 141 od. Average Price 45 stid Good l' , ers 3 21 t0 01 Yellow Soap, 84s. to oa—Mottled, gal.—Curd, 965. Price of Candles per dozen, au. 6d.—Moulds. r la 61 PRICE OP LEATHER, pci ih. AT I.EADENHALL. Bons. So to sblb each 194 to 2:d Ditto, bo to 651 b 224 to 2341 Merchants Backs cod to cod Dreffing Hides and to alid Fine Coach Hides to to 23 Crop Hides for Cutting 2DattO 21 Id Flat Ordinary 194 to acd Calf Skins, 30 to cols per dozen zed to 32d Ditto so to yolh 274 to 334 Ditto yo to Soils 26d to ayd Small Seals (Greenland)per lb. ss 6d to ss 94 Large ditto loos to 540 s per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides 181 to 28s each MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.—The feafon has fill continued until - el:411y favourable for all the different operations of hufbandry. The later wheat crops have been put into the ground in the molt per feet manner in almoli every dillriCt of the kingdom, where this fort of grain is cultivated. From the great facility of preparing the land afforded by the finenefs of the weather, very large quantities have been fown in lime difirifts. The potatoe crops on being taken up have not turned out well, except on the wetter forts of foil. On the grafi lands much manure has been applied in fome &arias ; as they bare afforded a fine opportunity by their unufual drynefs. The rains about the beginning of the month were of great ferrite to the paftures, but there is fill much want of water for live flock in different places. The quantity of Grain which Rats and Mice de• (troy is almoft incredible. From the calculations lately laid before the Public by Sir James Wright, Bart. it appears too evident, that "the damage done by there wide-wafting devourers of Corn, amounts to no lets than 800,000 bufhels annually, which is far more than fufficient for feed to Cow the enfuing year's crop !" The celebrated Dr. BLACK, Profeffor of Chemiltry in the Univerfity of Edinburgh, and Phyfician to his .Majelly for Scotland, fortunate* invented a Powder, the efficacy of which, in anfwering the end required, is not to be equalled in Europe—it is warranted in fallible: the application is fimple, the expenet trifling, and the effect certain : what renders it Rill more va. luable, is the fafety attending its ufe, as the Vermin neither eat, drink, nor vomit after taking it, nor will Cats eat of it, lintels Itarving pith hunger.—This eel-Armed Rat Powder is fold in Packets, price ss.6d. e'ach, with printed direftions. (by appointment of the Proprietor) by Marrs. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Howard and Evans, Long Lane, Weft Smithfield • Ward, Holborn; Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Cundll, Minories ; Barron, i;8, Strand ; Clark, Boroligh ; Cochran, Greenwich ; and one or more Venders in every town in Great Britain. ' In thole ages when fimplicity of manners and re. gulatity of living were the tefult of mankind's incli nation, difeafe had made little progrefs on the race or men ; perhaps it was from this carafe Scurvy had not made its rapid prnrefs till about the time of Hippo crates, whnfc aphorifms prove he knew the difeafe. When Diu. xr, Anson, and Coots extended their route is unexplored leas, their hiftories prove fuffici ently its fad eziftence.• The United Kingdoms of Great Britain would teilify this fcourge on land with., oat fearching the hidory of campaigns. When ana tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab forption, they partialiyihnried the affiieed. The Lc . eels of this treatment gave the idea of a convict: an tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience., On this principle.Sr Luna v's At.riscoaauric DROPS obtained the faneion of Europe, has gained his Ma jtfly's Letters Patent, and held filch an cftimation in every county of the United Kingdom.— For the truth of the affertion of its aftiorr on Scurvy, vide Spil- Ibury'sTreatife and Cafes of Scurvy, Scropiaula,Gout, price 31. 6d. fold, together with the Drops, No. 51, Soho-if:pare, in bottles of ss. 6d. ins. and al. t as. with a black Ramp affixed to each. WRTHR. In f.eefon•flreet. Dublin, the Lady of L Knox Groran, Efq of Johnflown, county Wexford, of a fon and lidr. In Merrhan4quare, Dublin. the Counters of Meath, of a fon. The Right Hon. Lady Catherine Brown: low. of a fon. Saturday finolylit, at Wortley Hall, Yorkflaire, Lady Caroline Stuart Wortley, of a daurbter. A kw day. Ancc, at hit honk on Enfield Chace, the wife of T. Holt White, Fig. of a Rdl born child. • MARRIED. Thurfday lift, at 'Marne. jo&r Elliot . Efq. of Haik, to MI6 Randolph. of Thaw Park. ►.ately, at Clievettiat, Katt, Lirvenstot Welhaan, of the Royal Marines. to MIAs Starkey, of Postooollle. DIED. On Sunday Aeneas, Sh Lionel Dna& On the tad uk. at his hook, Corttorphanc-tull, William Keith, EN. accountant in Edinburgh. Same day at Centray, Dan d Davistron, Ffq. of Conroy. At htoliat, on the ant silt. SULAM Douglas, Ll 4. of the Royal Navy. _ _ At I Alban. the it eh. Alexander Wilton, Ffq me chant atm. At G.. Oa the :ad alt. aged 71. Mr. 1)3.4 :barge, a native r hat placc, who taug. t Mincing La Ealtul.urzh ul n arts of tart) -thr‘c )car*. 'll., LA :5 :;••at .4114:45;:11;:a f EL, E.J•th; hr. t.!..st i. wife Will n_t ahlwr tLe.a. Sirac's Sen. Rev. J. CAM:A.}... Zit rIISH .I" T O thou wl.o m.ly tilmcquitn . t.,l with tae Tea. it is fvfnsitin to fity, chit it is uft-d at d by :heir und mutt) , ot the Nobility; anO. I:.it in W.. :.nef. crthe .N.rvoui pa or .. der., . of the Spirits. la:utencies. ARhntatfe end Minus Liii , nder4, fu ettieademe t and at the &mils time G. innocent and plcatsnt a holiedy, knot to be found the b Mat.ria ctu-rnerate the various in.ideta the Cart Ste from many Cler gymen anti .¢h: -s, for tictstfi:s received from the nftr of thin Tea, woitid he endieft ; msny of :hem tee.' in the Evao:die. l l; EA+ pz!,.in.: ochre peruJieal Pet:Heat To Rev. J. GA Syning. Durk. - - • • - - - DZAR Sts—Al twos:l . ole lou and myfrlf is very conftdrrallc, I ellrem it a titer y rift I can inform you b y . uoich myfrlf md dote yarntrr. at..l irsny others, nand it:el...Med to yo:t for the wond.n tut 111V.:116.1:1 and bentev 'Lot pub. lo:..ettits of your tru.y • valuable Tea. Early in Atirch, 1804 took whi:ll ettntinusti for man; dos, 4on:ponied with an t i c fairs in 0 - c Head, anal fere•sel titre-a:lt my mural frame; which hi-outfit on a quick fever; I was tit tangly recon:.-nended to make trial of yrer Tea, although An enetry to noltrnms, I watt itult.ced to k.ive LI a fair trial, my fantiiy pro :anal /rite Iron Mr: pet: Warelosufe,Golititrect, ani ; after tiring it, asrexably LA thr printed el.reetions for a few days. my pains sod fryer abated; and continuing it e gilt or nine days, I had the pier: (urea enjoying perfect voi health. N:rs. j.shner b. iog the ftif,jat of a Navou. and frequently much affittlad with op preffion at the ilotnach,and difficulty of bruidgai„the comm. aced &hiking your Tea as a fubilitute for foreign. the ha, tor more than lour mouths enjoyed a httter ante ul h.-iith titan Ut tut done for years before. I recormsendLd it to a ma. Parlor: the hol a violent cold,accompanird with tooth:to:ft sod incapabir ci fyeaklrg: by ufmg it medicinally for teu days, She was perlealy relit-wed to health. Many perfons in the pariat of Norton-upon-Connock, in Staffordthire, have witnctted the effeds of your falubrious fee. I remain your very much eticemel friend, J 01124 J 08811.2. Brown 411, Staifordlitire, Dee 7, I Rot. Sold whok•Ede and retail, by Mr. Buthx, late Ching and Bader, Cheapfide, London • and rztail by Bacon and Piddim,r, Oxford. lime; and molt Country Do .kfellcrs and Medicine N'intkra the United Kingdoms in packe:s, at sa. 61 and :. od each. Alio may be bad, Mr. ciao - bles Aromatic Snuff for Kilns in the Head, Uicorders of the Ryes, Deaftscf• dcc in iiniteo, at 13 tel. each. To prevent Counterfeits, each l'cket and Boa wri be hgeed.... " Rickd. Butler." WHEN Prnfe ffional Men of ed , lcali m and ie• fponfibility deviate from :he general fyftem by the (cedes of a pecuiiar Branch, the fandlon of long runnel:el fume's is the heft criterion of fuperieety. Ten years have I devoted my pradice to the esclaftvetramsens of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsfel rank of my plan gives tre additional ardour to oppofe as far as I air able the ra • vast-Sof thee complaints which are the moft iniperant in the cats laget nibutaln infirmities. Alter inidatioe into every branch u an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an cony period of Praeltee to recue indivkloala from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dugetem predpitancy at general Praditloners. The THREE DISORDERS,to the cure a/which I have devoted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long dream... 2414, AN Ain& of DEBILITY, whether arillog from the habits of Schoolboys, sr the indulgence of mature a ; :.e, ar..l laftiv that derangement of the fyltect hi Women whkts la calked BARREN NESS or STE R LITY. Numerous Ideates are the refalt of ignorance or bate in the treawneat at a Gavle Oceorrheaft and It not InfrNii"di happens that the feca of Life are poillmul by the Wife:ethnic( an unguard ed hour, By a furrier method fuck complaints Sr. eddy cured. and even where others have lifted, I unit that I may prennu to offer a radical re•diabllflunent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated difbwis in the dif. orger, compared with the calamitous fituations 9f Men, who bona indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a faihionable Life, acquire that Este of Debility which is the unavoidable confequenee of rue% perm/door habits. Where the unhappy fulfentr broods ova his scirery, bat earefidly conceals his misfortune, it may be Conte confolatiou for him to knew, that aithoegit it be an oiled of doubt at uncerainty with other Fraelltioners, the removal of %de DEFICIENCIES by tho gradual pregrefs of renovation ts the of tnyeaperlenci . If the ekes of Bacchus or Venus have th•reduce manly id. gone, much .nicety will be prevented by an early couoteradiem elf Ibis lahguid Rate, and in theft gales no greet diicukia wall ante Ent where this deficiency has for years exiled, a proper Pews feverance Is Indlpenfibry regulate to revive the Rundle/kg fpeelii of Life, and to rewnimate the Coaftianties. MAIUUED WOMEN, beim hue less base diCappolated Y , the ezpcastism of a holly, may be aspired, that is mod lei fiances Nth defeat are curable by Modica! The SECRECY which Is to effentlal to my undertaking, and die Qtatttlkatluot which I lave tumid to Rana. tomt the lids ell my pratinßona, and la Mien with red this inthaatios gives, that Mr. BRIEF may be coalidted peril:cell, (or by balm loading a Wall note) at Ma book, No. ag,Aruudal-ftreet, tlerand e near Temple-Bar. There is as addManal entrance In Water.ftrect adjoining, and the manse is on both threw% M. e&IL bilOslisroflos kepi nags of Sorgoossis. To T. TAYLOR, Surge*, No. p,, New. fkidge.hreet,Lendon, tie, Esilaburgh, May a, 'Soo. IN the ilithag 794. r *rat afilialtd - Itith a Wm.: real Complsint, which I treated with trullfferetwe for fhw months; but Wlithen obhged to apply to a make Phyliclaskulaw put a t -...mforary flop to the vindetwe of the dikafe (by me m. rial applications) ,tat few time ; but peewits& in fpite of all lota elite and the ads - ice of the bra Getatlanen of the Paculty hue, work and worfe fur tiro years, I was redsced to a Rate Alan* unparalleled and beyond deferlpdon, being an entireleper, and vice rated from head to feet..-44 head, thaitt a mouth, moire, legs, arms, hoisove le-en alternately indium of bezetrie but is Ikon. I have 'tad from to to go eating then* any body,really totally arrived of fighte—lt Wouldbe volcoaluona to paw tkuLariae all my 'cafe-a-foam It to thy, those never was, or crew vrUl be, ore of a mere &nevem, er of a more eedspikattd two tare. I was long looked upon by ray friend., and Mayen* my. fdf,beyord*kers of recovery ; and, larked, la my this cobalt dun. death we: prs•terable to my mon than mil :rabic Rate. in this . I .readfal fit owl= did I drag a molt mit:table eafflence,till Diva at PROVIORNCIL threw in my way a Dewfma•ccetainiog the cafe a hlr. B. of Plyaboutha.my friends re* it. I mead feat and procured foam at your LILAIt a'. Pal are Puma, which, hp siring from iambi tame am now, and have long Semi, (*sr MOM than tom year. indderibabk &Pref.), in as goad a flare el at ever I enuytd; as a proof of this. I had a fine, thriving, heal thy child. barn to me a few months ago. In gratitude to (basks and io hopes of rsndering my fehaweersatute terrier, I teem& you to p..bltas this,.• and you may at any tame refer palate, who with to Le Citasfisal of tle troth of this, or hardy:: paramdame to me or my Irk ads, by letter or paws. A. fcw cares for baJnefs will ever equal mire, and or* meted h, I have (feat experience every met* to dare manitind that is your Lamm's s they. widtand a fare. fpeedy, fare, and rule al cure, he that Moe ilreadaul cage of the Venertal 1)1(0k. whish IS CAlisd-A conraaiseu 1.4/1"11. J. T. Pnrpared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Twow as TA Visa. Member of the loyal Co:kg eof Surfs-nos in Lor.lars.at hit hook No. cs. Z Cirt Bristgeditreet ; where he will fire advice, without. a fee, to perform taking fe Pala and wall ' , Aver padenta terr a if poll paid, en-the fame tonne, °Nara my in all cafes tap mull inviolable ferret", no Parkin 's name of cafe having be :worm tinned, but at th, it own pink ular requell by the Prop.ietor, daw tiny the murk of more than IS • year that he has had the cm - ducting of an este:dive fade of the abut.: medicine, and Me prase tier arifieg therefrom Titre are ego krill, by bla Appeimmeat, for the ceemaieneed Tho 4 c 'Mai a ribileare, bT Mr. Dauer, Seuthrbeidge, !Ann burgh; Mr. Manuals, Primer, Glakaw. to wt ass alba Mr. T. rcfm hat Ida caltbefa; at the Perfnrarea ' Nn. 3s, is. Alhailar (treat, ; Mr. Kobe/tree TorOer rus. Oahe& Arent ; Mr. Dillarenugh'e, Ne. 7, Pierftr.:34lll,otatly ate !Armament ; Mr.Strera, ikvildsikr, Nw a, UniraKaw. 'Yower-lell; Mr. t wdl a Dteelln ; and try ane Perim La every ceWl.krable Mir to Uftat-Ilvtarn ant' Ireland, in Bolded nap 2•7 1 ,4. cacti, reeled up wktt MI wad 1,1 Pee.ftiong. wheraf PaUft of elder We voyeur/ s with raft Mil feerertyr LONDOWs !Mud patitfor•el r. I.IiYALICENT , Wes s• tuNtaTialate, LamIWO at Oa rat as *lrma. Das • (war eatet. hailed Asstd. !taw Orme. rempl•