Star. — London, England, 1803-04-16 00:00:00

ir J.:ST:TUNS? SLS.;IO:\ CMI.DIIAI I WESTMINs ft R. it. Xx.m./..:- oel/ was indiaed for I.liv firm the perfon of one Adam Ilinir,ev, a poc• ket handkeichid. The profecii: , l Iwt.n to t! , .: lois of his hanciketcl.icf in Cnv •r !idea, on the t,th 4 , 1 May fall; he did ort t!.e per take i', but a witnefs, of tlic tiani:: 0: - Timm,is Frine, fwore that 11 , - taw him out of the prolecutor'i pocket. lie imtrc,!•.Rely iu },rlrnrd Mr. Huntley of the circutiillance. and Mr. Illinticy proceeded in ririljt of him i to , k Lim. Upon his arpi clic:Winn lie drew a tbreaten ing to :dr.t,i his pnrliurs, if they did 1:.,t lit lam 6:ape, but he did not venture to life it ; the fats of the cafe were too plain to admit of the leaft de Free of doubt, arid the Jury, without hefitation, Lois!, him Guilty. The Court fentenced him to tranfportation for fzve I year:. Immediately after the Chairman had pronnunc ed kiitence, the prirom.:r most audacioutly pulled mmething from his pocket. which appeared to hi: a to!ltccii Ilooper, and threw it at the Jury, and at the lame time made a blow at the head of the keeper of Tothiidfields Bridcwell, and infolently addteiling the Court and the Jury, faid they might all he damned together, fince they had done their worll.—He was ordered :" a place of fecutity, where he will have ample time for refleaion. Tkomar itVir, was int - lifted for obtaining, by , falfe pretences, a leg of mutton from James Gray, a butcher. It appeared that the prifoner wept in the name of Mrs. Ann Ellis, the matron of the work imufe of the united parifhes of S. Giles and St. George, Bloomibury, and laying that file bad fent him, the profecutor delivered it to him with out the fmallefl fulpicion. It however turned out that Mrs. Ellis never had givenhim anydireaionsto obtain the article from the profecutor, and conk. quently that he could only have been aftuated by a fraudulent principle, and an intention to convert the leg of mutton, he had fo furreptitionfly ob tamed, to the inordinate gratification of his own appetite. It was fisted by Mrs; Ellis, that the pri. Auer had brit come into the work houfe in a (tate of ill health, but that he loon recovered, and en deavoured to make himfelfufeful in every way he poflibly could. Till this affair he bad borne an extreme good charader. He was-a very clever man, and had acquitted himfelf, while in the work houfe, much to her fatisfaelion; he had not left the work houfe above a week before this unfor tunate tranfadion took place. It was with regret The was obliged to appear againfl him—for a man more unlikely to commit filch an aCtion fhe hard ly ever knew. The prifoner, who was really a young man of poticularly decent appearance, was called upon for his defence. He at once admitted it, but he faid that the profecutor had delivered him a bill for the leg of mutton, in which he had charged at the rate of two-pence a pound more, than by his contra& with the patilh he was entitled to. This bill the profecutor had contrived to get deftroyed, fearful left it Mould be proved as a fa& not cre ditable to him. With regard to the offence for which he was under profecution, he was compelled to acknowledge it ; at the fame time he had com• milted it under circum(lances of derangement;— which not only appliedto the Rate of hisfinances, but of his mind ; for he was at the time, not only ex tremely poor, but in a Rate of intoxication. This, however, he knew was no excufe ; he laid, he had honourably ferved his Majefty in the capacity of Captain's clerk; on board a man of war, during the greater part of the lag war. He had been in feveral adionq, particularly in that of the memo sable ill of June, in which he had pert finally exert ed his courage, andhad had themisfortune tofee his brave Captlin fall in that noble contelt. But for that event, he would no doubt have' appear ed this day, and borne teßimony to his charadte ; he thought that, as he had known Mrs. Ellis, he might make ufe of her name in order to procure a dinner, and he had done it with a left remorfe, as be really meant to make reftitution. It was his firfl offence, he had never been in his lifetime a moment in confinement, for any crime, or fufpi. don of one, either on lea or on land, and he fin• cerely trolled, that this, his &ft lapfe, would be treated with lenity by the Court. He added, that he was perfuaded he Mould have no difficulty in obtaining employment from feveral Captains of his Majay's navy. The prifoner was found Guilty, and the Court ordered hint to be put afide, while the sneafure of his punifhment was taken into conildtration. .7•bn Dor/tin:tom was indided fur fraudulently obtaining the tint of three (billings from Mrs. Mattocks, by falfe pretences. From the evidence of Mrs. Mattocks it appeared, th.tt her hufband was the Reward of the York Hofpital, and that the prifoner on the day mentioned in the indiftment Came to her and raid, her hufband had fent him on a metrage to ‘Vellnlinfler, and had directed her to .y hint duet Millings far his trouble; the ac. cordingly gave ii him without the fmalleft hefita tion ; but upon her hittband's coming home fhe dircovesed that the prifi.ner's glory was a mere fa brica Mtn, in contequence of which lie was appre hended. The pri:Octr had nothing to My in his .defence, fur the, than that he was in want of three fbillinr, and that he 1 ad mode ufe of this decep tion to pt.-curs it, fit mly intending to repay it the fiat (pont tv::;'y. He had been a foldier, and ferred leech r r eijht wears urn the Continent, cit. ig the I lit wat.oliJi.l - h.AL!:! . .t . rttihcates of the C •h , inell '7 thorn 1., 1 if tic C - !!!L 'w•LI,I h. r, ; t•/ T?.: C . CItT .01,art “d • 1: • ~ : • II to a44y w ritten . ", 1 , • were in Ccse t, ;,, d I , • • • . • :y a h.tl!", they wool.' be l• a v : tt. t ••• !••• A AS a 1 4, -,i ro. 4 1. 7.1••!: • • ..! tog hr a !!e 1:io ri-ctivtd per f . tr..-1 C. • --.••:••, ' c •i . ..• ~g • r t, :; • f:fsr . ze T.l:f. , r , fir was indi6e.l for breaking the ' wjactows r,la Mr. Denman, with intent to (teal his goods. The profecutor flirted, he kept a thop in • the S rand, oi:pi the the Adelphi, and that he ob• f:rve.l the prifisner (landing at the Chop window with tometifing in his hand; he watched him, and pretend y after heard the glats break ; he immedi ate!), ran out and feil::d him, and brought him into the (hop ; upon ferrching him a knife was found with the point of it turned, evidently by the operation of listening it between the glad and the frame, in order to force the pane out. He had nu dcs!it r-hatever as to the prifoner's having broke the ght, defignedly, and that Isis objestl was to have Itolen his propert v, if he had nnt been timely inset' (lined. The pnfoner, he faid, fell on his knees, told him it was his fira offence, and that he had never been before any Magiftrate in Isis life time. A Patt ale coming by, he delivered him into his cuftody, and he was immediatelytaken to Bow- Ilreet, where he no fooner appeased than he was recognized as a perfon who had, not above a year, returned from trantportation. The pritoner in his defence, made a general avowal of his innocence ; laid that his breaking the gl:sfs was accidental, that he had no intention of stealing any thing, and that upon being charged he made no refinance, but followed the profecutor into his hoiste. Upon being afked whether he had any witnefics to produce in his favour, he laid he had declined applying to any, fearing left the affair fhould some to the cars of his father. It appeared by the anfwers to fome quellions put by the Chairman, that the prifoner's father was 1 tradefinan of refpe6tability, but we (hould be ex tremely furry to add to his feelings by the expofure of his profeffion and vlace of refidence. It turned out that he knew of his fun's delin. quency, but had not thought him del - crying of his coming forward to fay any thing in his behalf. The Jury pronounced the prifoncr Ralph Martin was found guilty of Dealing a loin of pork, and ordered to be imprifoned two n,onhs, and privately whipped. William Lynn was tried for Dealing the holder of a coach (what the footman holds behind the arc riage) belonging to the Hanoverian Minifter The proof of the fad was fufficiently clear ; but Mr. ALLi r, the prifoner's Connie), afked the fer vant what was his matter's name ? 6. He could not tell—he was the Hanoverian Ambafilador, and they called him the Baron." Upoa referring to the indictment it appeared, that his Excellency's name as there infected was of conliderahle length, viz Chriftian Julius, Ernell, itc. hut the witnefs confeffed he knew not whether there words form ed any part of the Baron's name. The Court fufpended the trial while the witnefs went in quell of fume perfon who could prove his mallet's name. He returned without any proof of that kind, but with a written paper which he laid he had received from the Baron. The name of his Excellency, as written in this paper, we un• derfland, differed from that in the indictment. In confequence of the informality in the proof, how. ever, the prifoner was acquitted. George Evam was in.lieted for Dealing a muff, the property of Mifs Elizabeth Chevalier. It appeared !hat on the t 3th of January the prifoner and another man came into the pro fecutrix's (hop, No. t, Qteen Ilreet, Edgewsre road, and looked at fume of her goods. While the turned round to thew them fume thing., they went sff, and form after the miffed her muff, which (he had teen only five minutes before the men came into her fhop. On the fame day, the prifoner was taken for anc.ther r frence, in a fhop in hlount.ftreet, and the muff found in hi, poffellion. The Jury fcund him Guilty; and the Court fen tenced him to fix months imprifooment. There were a variety of other trials for petty larcenies, but the circumflanees were of a nature too infignificant to merit detail. The Foreman of the Grand Jury appeared in Court, and Rated that two indictments had been fubmitted to them for diftinet crimes, which ap peared to have been committed by the fame perfon. but the delinquent was defcribed in the two imbid menu by different names. In one he was defcribed by the name of Furnace, and in the other by the name of Fumes. The Foreman of the Grand Jury obferved, that both the charges againft this perfon were, from what appeared before them, of fo atrocious a nature,that it would be a deep fubjeel of regret, if in confequence of any error in the indiament, he (hould efeape Himfelf, and his fallow Jurymen, had confidered that as it was evident one of the names muff be wrong, there was a probability that both might be fo, and they thought it a duty they owed the public to mention the cireumflanee to the Coon, in order that the millake might be reelified. The charges againft the prifoner were nothing lets than that of Dabbing a watshman, in a way which, had he not been Drongly clad, mull have occafioned his death ; and alto (hiking another man with an initrument of violence. It would be, laid the Foreman, a fource of infinite regret to them, if, in confequence of a mifnomer fuck a man Mould be let look to renew his aggreffions againft the public peace. The Chairman and Juflices highly commended the prudence and caution of the Grand Jury, and direeed the neceffary enquiry to be made, as to the prifoner's real name, in order that the indict ments might be amended. BIRTH. In Coand:gb-row, Debßn, Lady St. George, of a daaghrer. MARRiED. On W,dnerasy I..ft, the Rey. Charles Manelly, of Purley. P to Nl.is Watfun, y, daughter of the bac Jercaliah Wei xi. .q. (), y. b loft. at Clxines, \Tole•, rig Li• ;enant his Ma; Cy'. fl ry the Traci, to Pdlfs :Steads . , of Vlanv.e:t s 1 t.,ufe. I htuf.l.7, at IS:nren, launcelat 11..flart, Fri. of Atntrica fluarc, to Mtia Harriet S.asalt, feconsl slstatt:.teer of Thomas Stook. 1 - ' l . of hlighbutTl•Liee, n. Oa i d. , ta• loft, at Chrat ( h. Surrey, ?Tr. KePi. or . far. N.:!S vf Stamford-3-0A; I). :•C t.y tao. f *rt.-. • t-r., ftrift,l, the Rev. rh.. La) I' In It.. r.,•!, • ..r ttl ht• Age. 4,r. •y mcm;itp.Rtt'.ert / fq. 0(11. rrirfte, CI - . • - 4LI %Ir. '1 !..a. t&taitr.:.t W I,4,l4,Liburgh. FCCI.E.CIAATICAL rREFERMENT. The Earl of Grati.,..d has bc,n ple - and ap ! o:nt the 11(v. H. klughes, of Nunz..n.n. one of Ns I.ordfhip's chap+sine. To-VOR ROW. Sun riles - I Sun fes 7SToon sire: minuzrs aftrr c s° ttes aftn: 6 I 2 1 eta HIGI I WATIA XL. LONDON 13RI1RJ 'l'U• Mt) kW 11 Tl,,riling •••• • • • it okinuus afzer 10 Aft moon •• • • • 45 mintitcs afier To For Ith,mm:Ai fro, Rh.mirritie Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, 1 lead I , ach, Numbncfs, l'alfy, Flatulent SpannJak o; ' flying Pant., general I):.hilit y and Relacation of tb.: Syßern SPit BRUISES, CHILBIAINS, ke. X PE RI ENC has proved the mild Ilimulat . -I- pow-ri of Wi II ITHEAD', ESSENCE of r ARD, Pill. and fluid, rho moil cited - Nal muscly ever made known to the world, hosing fueei eded iu talcs of fix, tight, ten, twenty, aol CV,II of for , y years 'landing, after tit'a,r means had faikd, and it has a'..ifolutt ly cured more patient, of the :Move complaint,i, than 311 the medicines ever before made, Pubic. The fluid Effence is fo thigularly penetrating and (peedy in its operation, a 5 generally to eff,e.l the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, and CHILBLAINS, by a few r.!iplicitions. Whitehead', ElTence of Muftard is prepared and fold at 25.9 d. each Box or Bottle, by R. Joitss ON, Apothecary, No. is, Greek-ltreet, Soho, London : And its reputation is fo univerfally eftalinfbed, that it may he had of every Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Welt Indies, and America. To prevent counterfeit impofition, purehafers are requefted to °Verve, the Genuine is diftlnguithed by the King's Parrot, and the Signature of R.JoH S STO N, the Patentee's Own writing un the label of each Bottle or Box. SPRING PHYSIC. THE Propriety of taking fome alterative Iktedi• tine at this Seaton of the Year, to facilitate the effurt s tie stature, mull be obvious to the weaLeft capacity : it is a Lau ra, practice, founded by the wifdom of our ancellors, and functioned by the approbation of every medical man: its utility is not confined to the preterit advantages, but estends alto to the prevention of many difrafes, which frequently occur when Spring Phyfic has been mgleeted. It lhould be rotelleeled how much the perfpiration of the body is obitrtieted during the win ter months by fogs, feats. and piercing winds, which, by con- Bringing the pores of the Ode, Impede the ncedrary difeharge of faces from the blood ; there, by accumulation, become acri monious, and (unlcfs nature, by rigorous efforts, or the atfift ance of tome feafonable alterative is enabled to expel the re ciuudaricy play the foundation of a variety of dilutes. The Public are therefore reminded, that DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS arc proved by ample experience, to be the molt fate and efSea catious medicine hitherto difeovered, as an alterative, purifier, and fweetner of the blood, and for radically curing the Scurvy, Scropbula or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprofy, the ill effecits of hlsreury, and all Medea originating from an im purity of the blood. Prepared and fold, in boxes, price es. 6d. or fix boxes in one, price 11. as. by tbe Proprietor, J. Pidding, formerly Surgeon in the Army, at his War , boufe, No. 76, Oxford-ftrect, oppofite the Pantheon ; alto retail by Golding, Perfumer, Ni. ea, Corn hilt; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Butler No. Cheapride; Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Ward, Nu. :12-4, Holborn; Swinney, No. It, Pall-Mall; and by all Printers, Bookfellers,and Venders of Medicine throughout the kingdom'. But all other Pills, etc. affu ing the famename (notwith Rand log they may be pompoully advcrtiledin the mo:thaughtyjargon ) are forte pr., rarations and vas impolitions, bidets Signed with red luk, by th_ foie Proprietor J. Pidd•ng, No. 76, Oxford-Rreet. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, S.Ntlir-71.1LL, L 9NDO N. CONVENIENCE,SAFEI Y, rXPEDITION, FOR TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, BY 7HE FOLLOWING Pv.57 COACHES UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-CO.tCIiES, through Chippenham, Caine, and Marlboro' every ...fternuon ; arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Loudon Tavern, Thomas.ftreet, Eriftol, rex. Morning—lr.- tide 11. tas.—Pareels 6u. carriage.-1 airengees for warded from Bath to Bridgwater ' Tanntoo, Fee. Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsferd, Stone, and Litchfield New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Crown lon, Red Crofs-flrett, LiverpooL Guard od throughout. Birmingham, Mercury Polt Coach,with a Guard Sets out every atternoon, and reaches Birmingham neat day at noon Palf.s by Oxford, yhlpltone, and Dillon, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-flreet, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, lets out every morning at eight o'clock-acarries four inGdes only, and gees remarkanly eafy—paffes through Stamford, Newark. Ret tord, Dolicafter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds nest day at noon. Notwithflanding the unconunon expedition of this Coach. it is allowed to be the molt agreeable and com ph Sc pubic conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation or conveyance by any other. Kendal, Lancaßer, Preto°, Kirby Lonidale, Bonbon, Cheater, Ormlkirk, and Gaeta:is Poit Coaches, every after. noon, at five o'clock—Guarded. Lcnab, Splay, liorneaftle, Bolton, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach. fete off Monday, Wednefday , and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from Spilfby with a Guard. York, Neweaftle, and Edinburgh Poft Coach, the Lord Nelfon, performed with a Guard throughout, feu out every morning at fever o'clock, by way orNewark, Retford, Tad call ~ Darlington, NonhaUeston, Durham, Morpeth, and Bet wick. Pairengen finding tbemfjvrs fatigued from the length cake journey may reft what tithe they pirate, and then proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. Carling and Penrith Poll-Coach, goes with four Horfes, and a Guard all the w.,y—paffcs through Bough, Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroug:lbrielze. Waiter by, Ab erford, Doncalt er, and Grantham, (the m art It way by s $ miles)—fete out every Morning and performs tne joarcey with the greateft facility. Palling. rs chained en the road by Luanda or pleafure, have the peculiar advantage of than- feats being (n -eared in the next Coach, (vett% only Ili Coachmea.) Exeter, Plymouth, F.lmouth, Dartrocuei, Weymouth, Doe chefter, and Sahlbury Etalloon Coaches, every Morning at half paft Three, with a Guard: through Hstiton, Aatrloller, Bridport, Blandford, Balingftoke, and BA;;fh.t.—Carrie four Infidels, at only al. as. each. Hertford, Ware, Hoddcidon, and Cheltunt Coach, every Morning. Shefield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Scven.--Guarded. Oxford, Ration, and Henley New Poll-Coach, with a Guard every Afternoon, at l fan o'Cluck. Nlattebefter, Wilmilow,Congleton, Neweaßle. W,.lfatl, and Wolverhampton Poll Coach, every aftt rerton. Shrmibury, Wellington, and Steiffn.,l Volt Costv'., the Royal Ctarintte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Itiv co mad lkll altel 'Unicorn lnn,hlarewibury. Guarded. Southampton, Winch:Ater, ArLsford, Alt:; Cc4:li, every morning klu.l:Northeate,Howden, Thorn and D.utasfl. r Yuit CMA e'er) , mornirg, at (even o'clock to the Bull .11.1 Suit Inn, leiyion-Cl.tre, I Intl. Wocatrr•rtl, Wangle:lJ, and Laytonftone Coach, It t every Fe( Mew!: !ear-pt Sunday) Sunday Nine in the r.Lant :.nd Edmonton Coach daily at half p.it Ten, ana pall Two. 1..i1f pall Four, and halt pall Seven N. U. .aey Wrigla• of I.uggage. Goods, ronerycl by the strizr mentioned Waggons—To Difs, Bteele., Bung.y Bury, and all parts of Suffolk every Monday. Somhatoploo. Wine/sutler. Remfey, Lyndhurft,Lymineton Chrittehorch, R ingwood, Fordingbridg Winiborn , and }'Joel. —.Waggons Itaily. 14farlhornu7h. Newbury, and Rearlieg, every Tuefday. I...tibiae, anti Wy:tambe, every Saturday. Cin-rr..ner.Abiredon, anti Henley. three times a week. . . . CAIN MOI:N CAIN and Cu.refprelfutly acquaint their I iegad • and IL Putin,,, that they wilt nut De ace.tintable Paect. or Lagiste.L.•. anion: Ulm Five Poui:ds value, it L.lt v-da marcal, ituki.lpeeined at the time of delivery. and paid Ivr 1c• acklirily, at t h e bars , ca't-lisselloa, INeow-1 - 111. Landes, MIMICINE ACT; At the only Wart for Dr. Imams'. P w :.•r, No. 45, St t!nur,-y...r.1 C . L ou:on, NII 7 ..DiCANE.S ate 10 1 „1, at th e L prices ar.nc incht.in.g th-.• ; a d.ls it is 11 ,•11,9cd, that fr,,inthe Illci t t . • p, be aprlied to an Pn.pris ;7.! y at well fur rc, r.str a. los H..•.. C. , ,,funr,-..t ion. ao.l a Confilmlble Addi tion Is ma e tni.;a• tae Artirle. of Islgh..r Value, or ;'tole th: "aces of Dr. J to:. Pow.: r.c 1.! cure _s 0.1 . per Packet. or 11. is. 6.1 pc.r Drat; but the QLtzndty at r Doz. n Packs rin a Bottle (as • 1.4: tin the A.-my and Nan) r• :. for tl. 4.. And a , . by F_,.- . of !Lc 1, • ( - Az:, • lat.., rc Itlr Newber:'s ran cm., wi.ll his Name Atainr, c - c to atfree that .. Mn. 15. St. arc prin: - .1 in • hi- Stamps of all h:s -.; as it I= refined tit.., win 10,a furls dent Col:•itcr!. it , hit 0.1 t on Dr. Jans...s . , win bc !.ea, 5 , 1,11p5 will : a!lowed SC tic, at vi . ita!, to :11,41 alit. put cha's Ilalt a D.:z:n . r merc at ati of tit.: !owe: criced t. d. Dr. Jaines's Powder ' 1 9 I.ozeti7es of Mots sti —a lic.tle. 2.t o Ti a. of Bark 4 t. 4 6 'fifth - Anis ditto 2 ',ape Box 24 0 F.nglith Coffre 2Si Dr. titcers's Opodchloc a 6 Genein.• r made 11 6 Convu!fion Oil 2 6 Ormik - ra Al.dieine 8 6 Caatomii: Drops 1 9 Pit!' Paregoric Lo- i liccoe, of Peppermint a I teng:. I t 1 Gra.it's Drone Bet Bill Pills 4 6 Dr 11 1 t Dr. Avitzu's Ch.lybcite Glafs's ,refia 3 6 Ditto 0 isenry . st. , ato - a 6 D Fuy's Carminative t 9 Norton's Drops s 6 Elience of Col4,sat 3 6 Spilibui' da o $ 6 Cephalic Sni,ff 0 9 Dr. 2 9 Spence 's Dent rice 4 o Grenouga's:l'innure ait Jon, Rheum tie Tine: 3 6 no. Toils Lozmges zat N B. Stamm with Mr. Newbery'a Name arc afS . ;ed to the mewl Arcklcs above enumerated; acrd as many perfo.-6, p.m icularlF fervants and meLfengers, 'site its beak, he r under thr neceffity of pointing out, that it is at the Eel End sr Sr.' Paul's, cearcit to Cheapfide, and that it has a large Whine iluccoed front, on which there words are inferibed: " Tar ONLY WAIIIHOUIII/ FON its. JAMF3 . I POWDER... WHEN Proleffional Men of education and re. fponfibihty deviate from the general fyftrin by the re ledtion of a peculiar Branch, the f.a.dion of lung ceetimeall fueeefs Is the 'kill criterion of fuperi..rity. Ten years have I devoted my practice to the exeloTtve treat. ment of 'THREE DISORDERS, and the fucceaul reit* of my plan gives me adilitliaml ardour to oppok as far as 1 ass able the ravages of thole complaints which are the see laysea. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an eery period of Prailec to refesicindlvicho als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradlitioners The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which have di. sated my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration..—adly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether man( from the babiss schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lathy that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN. NESI or STERILI fl. Numerous difeafes are the 'Truk of ignoraitee or hafts is the treatment of a Gmple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrtquently hops pens that the feeds of Lifz are pc/linen! bythe indiferetion olan unguarded boor. By a fuierior method !itch couiplainte are easily cured, and even where wheys have failed. l trait diet I may pre:um.. to Gifu' a radical Few, however are the C 41•4 of complicated ditty& in the diforder, compare d: with the e &Mem' fituativis of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLI VARY VICE, or the realest Gaieties of a fslbionable Life, acquire that date of Debility which Is the univuidablc ronfequr nce of frets pernicious Adams Where the unhappy futl,rer broods over his miler', bet WS fully conceals hit niisrortuile, it may be tome confolation tor him to know, that although it b. an °Ned of doubt or utter rainty with other Prad.itinners, the removal of there De.Fl• CIENCI ES by the gradual rrogr. rs of renovatioo a theaequire• nitut of my esperience. If the I.i-es of Beech:es or Yams have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counyr.laitni tli:s languid Rate, and 61 thde co 4no great ellfficuides will cent. ut where this deficiency hap far years taiga& a prep! Pateverance Is inilifpenfibly requifite to revive the lumber* (parks of life, and to re-animate the Confiltutien AlititßlED WOMEN, who have lost been difappointed in thrir expe.Statioos of s Family, may be &Cured, that in chit initances futh defeects are eurahie by Medical &1L The SECRECY which lefts Wendel to my matlistabbi&u4 the gliallficati.ir.s 'which 1 hart prefumcd to tate. term •dm Baffin( my prevention'. and in coinciiknoe with loch Meisel matlon is given, that Mr. lilitEk may be coofsited Pertmladlif (or by fetters inclofing a frtudl nste) at hie horde, N 0.29, Arr. del-ftrcet, Str:ntl. mrar Temph-Bar. . - . There is an additional esitrAnce Water-Ant adjohlkg and the name is on both the doors M. Bit EE, Member of the Royal Cnßege of *nem& VENEREAL BLINDNESS. • •• • - TO Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, SUEVOD, NO. 9. New Dridipe• DEAR sic, Meet, .London. IT is with the moll heartfelt latisfeairm that I ad.. drds you on the Incomparable excellence of your Intraluabla Medicine—lF AKE's PATENT PILLS.—In the fprittg' this year I had the misfortune to contras* a VesercalComplaint. attended with the molt earning and dangerous fimpteunt ; to mu eh that I have been cont.oed to my room for a whole week together, and not able to Itir out of it: I had no ret night nor day, aid fuffcred the molt eacruciating pain and torment, And what was Rill work, any eyes grew weak and ihni. fai that I could frame dike. n any objedt, if ever fo slate to me, and 4:1• pelted nothing lets than the total lo(a of mg Best. From a Bout. beithy, and rather corpulent man e I became a mere isadwur. and an °hied of pity and eomparlion.—My friends had all given me over, and thought my recovery impollible. In dila dreadfid flare, and espedting every ndnute to be my !aft in this world, I was fortunately recommen.led by a nciflaltoist to try poor Medicines, bet having tried all medical aid to no purgrofe, ami been at an enormous eapence, it wai tome time before I could be prevailed on to take them ; at laft I fent for 6: boxes, and before I had ral;:n them all, I found confiderable benefit ; ow pain. gradually decreafed. and my ryefight Treat better, and to the great furpriae and aftordlimeot of all my friends, (after taking three hoses more),my health and Rreneth was yerfeell reftored, and lam now. (thanks to my (lc:: and roue invalnaLle Medicines), a s well and bear.y '• I wa. iu n.; Your obliged humble fervent, R... 1. Li. !Ca Ifirli flre:t. liimilnyham, bl ,, Tember 1, x 799., You arc at full topuldifh tai. in any macrer yew thigh proper, for the ben-ft of fociety 7.t I,rge. aid which I Ihostld have feet you 1 . , , az•• ^, but was L.lraid rf a 'flap:. The above Medi:ice is earriettlyreenrimendrd to all precis thst are in any dot: tof their being en! !y ;.,e of every I.'e nerc-.1 Affedtion, pat ti , Tl ril* to thole a'..nt a?tering their ear d.tion in lik, uit will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however tang Rand:ll3. nr however difgu'red under t‘e Appear.utee of odic , difir !••••I 1: may he: for Scorbutic. Glandular, and ci • , roue Conplaiiitt it Is ~tr,retomm.nded she taken, efprct.ily in the , :pring, Summer. and Fell. Prepired and fold by the fah: Proprietor. TKOMAIT AAAAA 1 c:r, rof the Corp, at ion o f Surgeons. Landon, at his.hooks No. 9, New Ille..!geftrcce, where he will give Advice, witho-t a F-e, to Perron. taking thcfe Pills, art.: will anfwer Patients I A.-ttcro. if poll paid, on the fame term., obtervlng in all 'tree :be run!". Inviolable frerrey, too Perfon'. mime or cafe havirg been i.tentiancd, but at their awn t, aricular rcriefi. by the Prop.? ;or, durig the crude of in ire thin 35 years, that " ha, h .J the ..or.dud of an .itteuilv,. fate of the above Madkiso and :ear 7,rtekve toiling therefrom. They are alf fold by les appointment, at the Perfirrnees. No. ;s. Alb .n's-fs. : Mr. floberfron's T O T' (hop, ic,j, Oxford t Vr. Stccr., Boolfeller, Un•on-re,., L•ttle Tower-UM; avd by one PcrOo in very ronf. t •..yn :n England, In Poxes of only 211 0. fiCb ,ealed up. st. ith MI ant plies .lircebon s. !.0 N: I•7itrd t:cl p..: 141'42 hy LEVEL KENT,(or Cam. ttr'n.u. :11; a• thr Orrtct.Nn.r , Car e p alit Ai Oat Staa Conics, TION&Bot" tai 41 • s a IN 011 Ilei ~s~: ]Fe ~b fa. r ( brrl Nr:11. •• IS! ?NI wad