Star. — London, England, 1803-08-27 00:00:00

FOR THE. STAR. Britons, aroufe—to arena—to arms, barn Bonaparte coileds his fw irma T' inra‘le your native Brand! The Tyr.,nt and hit bloody crew Hare (worn to hang their chains on yo:s; And to deltroy your land ! To Freedom and to Gop a foe, They aim at you a mortal blow In Inns ad:nable all— Defend your K,uo, your Liberty, Refobed to triumph great and free, Or with mown to fall! Th, n will ye join urn° the twat, And eruth the Defpnt and his bolt To death with endlefs &suns; While ye ! brave guardian, of your Me. Will reap the fruits of all your toll, And live in deathlefa tame! POLIGE. MA +s lON -Hovst.—Yetterday,Hutchinfon.Shovel, Corock, De Segar, and Fuller, who underwent a long private examination on Monday laft, before the Lord Mayor, were again brought before his Lord. thin ; they had been kept feparate, and in dole con finement in Giltfpur-Ilreet Compter, and had inti mated they would each make a full difclofure. They were accordingly again indulged with a private hearing. and each feparately admitted to explain himfelf, and anfwer all Inch queßions as his Lorellbip fhould think neceffary to alit them. Hutchinfon was examined fiat. He foliated his Lorelfhip's indulgence, and raid he would explain every thing. He accordingly gave a long account to criminate Shovel, faying he would prove him guilty of forgery; and that it was Shovel who had petfuaded him to take the houfe at No. 4, Suffolk lane, Caption-greet; that by his defire he fitted up a counting-houfe.and told him to pals under the name of a BMWs , merchant, and he would aft as his agent, and only wanted him to'fign and accept bills, by which they would accumulate great wealth, with on: having a property in hand. He laid the twelve bills, for the 5,0001. figned by him at Norwood, were brought by Shovel and Corock ; that he did not know the amount of them, and had not examined them, nor was it explained to him that they were accepted before he figned them, they being clokly folded tip. His Lnrdfhip being in poffeffion of many fads he did not teem to explain. diced him fevera: leading queftions he did not expel. He confeifed he had drawn bills on the Southampton Bank ; that his mother lived in Sackville.ftreet, Piccadilly ; his father lives in Bruffels ; that he firft became acquainted. with Shovel, when they were both prifoners in a fpunging-houfe ; that he had not lived above four or five months in Suf folk lane ; that he knew feveral names mentioned, better known upon bills, than in the payment of them; that Shovel palled for his agent, and Corock for his clerk. Robert Corock was next called in. He raid he sifted under Shovel and Hutchinfon as a clerk, and ' that Shovel had defired him to write to a young gen tleman of large fortune, who he beard was in want of a temporary fum of money. He accord. ingly wrote to the gentleman, faying he might be fupplied with any fum upon the fhorteft notice. upon certain conditions. This gentleman having defired an interview with the writer of the letter, Shovel and he waited upon him, and were informed that he wanted to,000l.; that Shovel agreed with this young gentleman to procure him immediately soool. upon his acceptance of bills for that fum, at fix month. date, and for which he was to allow five per cent. difeount. and half a crown for commiffion ; that Shovel gave him 31. 4s. to purchafe twelve Ramps for thrift notes, which were filled up, but not figned. when this young gentleman accepted them. --[Here the young , gentleman being prefent, (aid the prifoner defired him to write the' acceptance in the middle of the notes with red ink,j—Corock continued, that when Shovel and he had got there notes, they went to Mr. Hutchinfon, at Norwood, and he figned them. He was defired by Shovel to go and demand the wool as his property, and to take Mr. Fuller with him, as a witnefs t'and that Shovel wanted hint to (wear before a magiftrate, to its being his property, which he declined. He sonfeffed the wool was direfted to him Robert • Corock, Efq. Walworth ; that he advifed Shovel to give up the sool. worth of wool to Me. Jarman, the proprietor, upon paying the expence, but not the other wool , unlefs he got 501 befides the expellee. , Shovel being called in, pretended to be very deaf, lib that his Lorsithip could fcarcely obtain an anfwer ;to his queftiom. He (Aid he underflood Mr. Hut— ! cbinfon to be a man or g reat fortune, of too,ooo guilders. He teemed much more cart down than the others, and eould fcarcely hold up his head. M. Le Car. a Frenchman, came next, who was taken up with Corock, in demanding the wool, and who had in his vial:lion one of thole notes fraudu. 1 lently obtained front the young gentleman. for 1 3sal. and which he Paid be had from a Mr. Shet lift, at Anderton's Coffee-houfe, to get difeounted. This prifoter was (worn to by the young gentleman, who laid, be came to extort notes from him, pre tending an old Lady from America would give him any money, lkc. - _ . . , • 'Fuller, the fifth partner in this ,commercial con. . neElion in the wool branch, had given Shovel recom• mendatnry 12tters to parlous in Gloneefier, as an agent from feveral houtis, to buy goods, and fignefl ' himfelt a wine.ruei chant, Tottenham-eourt.road•— ; This man confelfed his intimacy with Shovel and l Hotchinfon ; and that he went with Coroek to de• i mind the wool, but raid Shovel had the recommen. Jdation from his books . — His Lord th ip remanded the l faunal for farther examination. I Al:umber of perfons attended with fwinciling notes fired and given by Hutchinfon ; 44001. of the Bills fraudadently obtained are found, and as the remain der was oat, we decline mentioning the young grn. tlesnan's name, as well as others concerned. or laid to be concerned. Thomas Clairan was spin brought before the Lord Mayor. charged with treafiniable correfpon. Atm'. Mr. White. and others, were prefent, and ;Ir. Wells, the Engraver, and fame other wit— ' berm attended. but their esaatismiaa was pot off rid another day. LeNnem MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, AUCAYSt St. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine flour act. to 335. Smoods 431. to 301. per tack. A REI URN OF FLOUR, Flom tI-.e 13th of Avittat, to the t9tll of Air. Total -13,328 facko-.-Averagc 330. 4 30. sicl. higher than lift return. PRICE OF HOPS. SAM. POCIIIITS. 31 101 to 41 41 Kent - 41 10s 10 51 151 01 Os to 01 0 Seat - 41 01 to 41 151 - at c. to 01 OS Farnham 41 Ca to 61 OCS PRICF. OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Kent - ;wren - Etre' Bags (ncw) $1 114 to 61 iss I Pockets (new) 61tos to 81 8s SMrFHFIEI.D,Aura 26. To fink the odil—per ftone of 81b. Beef 4$ od to ss odd Veal es 04 to 6s od Mutt= 44 44 to se 44 Pork 45 Bd to je 44 Lamb p. .to 6s. 4d. mean or c ST2 La TIDO DAY. Bear.. about soo—Shy and LIMN 1,100. NEWG ATE and LEADENHAI.L, Auguft 26. • Per none of 81b. by the careafe. Beef 3$ 4 4 to 4a 44 8, 1 Veal 4$ od to 5$ 6d Motto! 4o od to 411 Pork 41 84 to sa 44 Lamb 4s. .to sa, ed. PRICES OF HAY ANIS STRAW. Sealthevid. St. James's. Whitothapd. 0 Hay 5 ts 10 615 410010 6 to 0 410 to 7 00 Straw 11010 1 14 $ 010 117 0 1 6tol 16 0 Clover y oto S a 610107 10 • RAW HIDES, Aura at. Hides (per Rene) 3$ 6d to 311 54 J Mode Skins 1411 0 161 od Middling 34 ad to 34 44 I Heavy Calf Its 6d cub Ordinary as tad to 5s od Sheep Skins 3s 6d to os od . . . Lamb Skins, sa od to 41 Od. - PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENNALL. Batts, so to s6lb each aid to sad Ditto, 6o to 6On sad to std Merchants Backs aid to sitd Drefilog iiidcs sad to 2441 Fine Coach Hides sad to 134 d Crop tildes Ric Cutting sid to said Flat Ordinary to sid Calf Ulm, 3 c to aolb per dozen s t to 344 Ditto so to loth std to 334 Ditto 70 to Kolb 264 to ell Sm di Seal (Greenland) per lb. 31 eiti to 35 sod Large ditto loos to tans per doz. Tanned Hork Hides tits to 335 each PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. ISt. rames's market 4s gd Town Tallow 74s 6tl to cs Clare M Arica 4}d RuMa ditto (can.) 73s 04.1 to 74s Whitecbapea Ntarkct Ruff& ditto (soap) 696 od to os (per ftonc of 8(b.) 4 , Sid Melted Stuff 6ts od to Cats Ditto rough os od to cm .131 ad Gm azes 14$ od, • Average Price 4$ 4d Good Dregs ton to OS Yellow Soap, 824 to oh—Mottled, 905.—C0rd,441. Fricc of Candles per dozen, a as.—Moulds, 136. The furerior ading of Mrs. PAIMBII in lesions Pantomime calls fottli all the finer feelings of the mind. Her action, in general, is truly imprellive.- 7 ., Her Goa/*alio in the Cogan Pirate. at the t. ii cos, is an admirable performance. The burletta fpedacle of 7ohn Bull and Bonaparte rightly receives the mull unlimited applaufe: the part of the Firil Confobcre ates the highell whim. We are extremely happy to find that Mrs. P.'s benefit is anno•tnced for Tuelltay evening next, when the Public will moll alnredly •erally reward her jultly elicemcd and admired abi !Wee. The very low price of Tickets and Shares in the Lottery, which begins drawing Monday the sth of September, induces Mars. J. Jonasoa and Co. to recommend their numerous friends and the public to buy without delay, as the Tickets will rife;—they are now only t 71. 41. and the Shares proportionally low. Tickets, Halves, Qyarters, Eighths, and Six teenths are felling, in a great variety of numbers, at their truly fortunate Licenfed State Lottery Office, No. 3, Pope's Head Alley, Cornhill, London, where capital prizes amounting to cohfiderably more than a million of money have been fold and flared, and the only Office that ever fold Two Twenty Thoufand Pound Prizes, drawn in one day. The King's Evil, which derived its name from the faith in a royal piece of flyer, was a remedy which carried medicine into Gothic ohfciirity. Reafon and Phyfic acquiring a more refpe&able footing, deitroy ad the belief in charms; and in Charle►'s reign. the refpedable Wifeman gave a method of care on ra tional principles of pradice. In the glands Scrophn. la generally fixes, and thofe more efpeciaily about the neck and throat,obfiruding the abforbent glands, and thofe appropriated for the faliva, and the fenfe of tailing. SPILSBUIT'S Aariscoa LIVTIC Dimes in sreafe the glandular anion, and for that reafon have been preferred in cafes of fcrophul.s. In fcrophulous difeafes of the Skin it produces fo tree a circulation of the perfpiration, and other nista:lry feeretions, that as a remcdv in obilruelions of this kind it is unequal. For the truth of the alfertion of the cure of Scrophilla, vide Spilibury's Treatife and Cafes of Scurvy, Gout, &e. Price st. 6d. fold together with the Drops, No. is, Soho-Iquart, in bottles. including the black (lamp, at st. 6d. toe. and IL as. each. . Bllt'rHs. On Wednefday lait, at Fairy Hill, Kent. Mn. Campbell, of a daughter. On Wednefday mandog, at Richmond, the . Lady of Edmond WigieT, Ffq of Skald:shunt Worctfterfbire, of a fon. MARRIED. Oa Wedndday bd. at Titehfield. by the Rev. Robert Foote. Prebendary of Rochetter, Captain Edward James Foote. of the Royal Navy, to lalifa Patties, eldeft daughter of ♦iee.Admirai Patton. Tkurfday, at the Pad& Church of Hampftead, In the County of latiddklea. Rickard John Tbompfen, Efq. of Moat Hall, in the County of York, to M ifs Elizabeth Turton, third danelna of John Tinton, Efq. of It uffell-fmtare, Mlddlefex. Lindy, Minkel Bull. Elq. merchant, Oporto, to Miff Tandem, of Exeter, and late of Back. MD. Oa Taefday night, In Artilkrylpisee, Firfbory-fquare, Mrs. Masa. wife of Daniel Medan, Elq. At Edinburgh, an the WI ult. Mr. &Mow, of the Theatre- Royal. At the age of 76, Mr. Wm. Mambo, hookfrlier, of Neweaßle npon-Tyne, and aide* of t►e trade* the North of Ragland. DISEASES Mthe URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS S tole Proprietor of DA RAN's celebrated medi• cued Boogim and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR tutoring the Peblic,that be may as efrial be andel: cal daily (rem g to J. st his book, No. J 4, Frith-Rrect, Soho, on C.fes of Sidelines, °Mime riens,Gieets,ltc.&e. as well as Debility, and every dUo der where reciter is kr celestial a remadite, that Mr. Delmar has provided a fpacions Heide, that every Patient may be introduced in a feparaie apartment. Mr. D. has for many ya.rs confirm! himfelf to that deportment of Surgery, and from can-unite praetov, and the molt flattering foe.:efs, be It enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, ricariou% requiring no cur linemcnt or reß•aint in diet. and which prevents a relaph. Perform in the country Hating their mks lay, it, a letter. enclonng a are or a two round note, will have proper remedies tent te he amount. For the varinuafiniptotasolk. fee Mr. Defones Treatife en the above comp'sims,prire 19. •d the fifth edition; se he bad of J. Callow, Crown. omit, Soho; Mae %eat. Exact Chew ; owl elate Amber. and GRAND JUNCTION CAI4IAL, PASSACP., PAout , an PLEASURE BOATS. To be LETT by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, On Friday the ad September, at a a o'Cleci, at Garraway's Cot tee. Houk, Change. Alley, Combat . Londan, in one Lot, THE C•le and tacitly/. Privilege of the i=re of Pafagt, Packet, and Pleafure Boats, for hire, on ibeOraad Junction Canal, between Paddingtm and Uxbridr, mid the Head of the Brit Lock,leading from Bull Bridge inwards Bits ford, for Three Years, from the sit day of January nest. Printed particulars and cedltions of Letting may be bad be applying at the Grand Jandlon Canal Oise, No. sa, Effea-Brost, Strand . at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; the White Huffs. Uxbridge; the Three Pidgeon*, &entrant; at the leveret Tot. Bars and Luck-Houfa, on the line of the Grand Junction Canal; at Hatcbett's :Intel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's; and of hfr. Scott, Liddrlts-bill, leaden. NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPER'I V, AND M:NE SHARES. Monthly Sale —To be SOLD by AUC I lON,by Mr.SCOTII*, 011 Friday, the sti September, at ts &Clock, at Garraway'a, Change Alley, Coombe!, London, SHARES in the following Navigation, and Cop. per Mine, viz.... The Grand junelion Canal. Original Shares, Half Shares, and New Subksipto ditto. . . . _ The ShMpftsire Canal; an iniproving bLvlgatiu.t. The laft half yearly Livklcrld Mal 31. clpeCitsl to inatafe. Alto Shares in the Athby dc la 'touch, Ellefincre, and Montt°. mery Canals. The Wheal Hope Mine, fituate near Taviftoek, in Devonthire, and contiguous to Wheal Friendihip. Four Stu:caul this Concern, cap, Zted te prove valuable. Printed Particulars at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; White Horfc, Ustiridg•e; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at G.tera way's; and of Mr. Sant, Ludgate-hill; who is eunitnillinned to &Spore of Shares in various Navigations, Estates, &c. by private Contradt ROUND WORMS.—Thefe are commonly casco- AN- demi and found In the Stomach, and frequently come off by the Mouth. But how dreadful and ferdibly affecting molt be the &dings of a tender Mother, to fee her Infant of t 6 Months old d nig with the Flux, and vomiting a Worm :a Inches long! This w.. the cafe of the Child of Mr. B. near the Queen's Palace. • N. B. The Worm is to be fern in Dr. Galion ta's Window, by whole PiUs the Child was cured. Alfo Mifs Jane S. paffed eight from the mouth, from so to 12 Indus long!—Dr. GA aDM aa's Pills may in bad at his Ho, fes. No. yet, Long Acre; and No. 3. Shore ditch ; and of all Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom, 21. 6d. 4' 4 64.104. 6d.-01' 211. Noted on every Box, .3 GAILDSKIC . (Nine Shilling. fared in the Guinea). A large Pamphlet may be had at the Dodoes bouths. The Loco hat', created Medicines out of the earth; and he that is wife wiU not abhor them. Sirae's Son. Rev. J. GAMBLE'. BRITISH TEA. TO thofe who may be unacquainted with the virtues of chill falebrious TEA, It Is fuilicient to fay, that it is tiled and patronifsd by their Majetties, and many of the Nobility, and that in Wealthe s of the Stomach, Indlgettion, Nervous Diforders, Dtpreffion of the Spirits, Chole, Fiatuleneies, Afthmatte Com plaints, Colds, and Bilious Diforders, fo efficacious, and at the fame time fo innocent and pleafant a Remedy, is not to be found in the whole Matcria Medic.. To enumerate the various acknowledge ments made to the Rev. Mr. Gamble from many Clergymen and others, for benefits received from the ufe of this Tea, would be milers many of then. may be teen in the Evangelical, Otifpel, and other Periodical Publicadont. to the Rev. J. GAMBLE, Sydling, Dorfet. Sir—Perufing the Evangelical Magazine far February blt, I perceived revisal cafes of the good reeds of your &kith Herb Tea which gave me hopes with perfeveranee I might derive bene fit froml taking it, having laboured under& continual tick bead ark and bilious vomiting for the lasi mossy years. I accordingly pm. chafed, at your wholetale smote Metre Ching a A Butler, No. 4, Cheaplide, a pocket, by rikliig which, agreeable to directions, I was mate:tally rale, cil, and have continued taking it invariably to this time. I have the plcafure to inform you that I have not, for theft Lit three months, experienced any Sob bead • ad or banns+ iffordcr, which I entirely attribute to taking your Tea. In juitiot to you for Co happy a difeovery, and for the good of the commu ni ty. you arc at liberty to make my cafe known, with belt Mikes for ita good ,reds. I remain, Sir, your obedient (avant, N 0.7 7, Sun-ftrect. Ilialopfgste. &LIZ. PINCOT. London, Jan. x 9, 'Sot. Sold wholefale and retail, by Mr. Butler, late Ching and Butler, Cheapede, London ; and retail by llama and Pldding, Ottord ftreet and ni it Country Bookfellers and Medicine-Venders in the United Kingdoms, in patina at se 9d. and se pd. each. Alto may be bad, Mr. Gamble's Aromatic Snuff foe Pains In the Head, Difordma of the Eye', Deafnefs, &c. in bola at said- emit. WORTHY THE A rrENTIoN OF Al.l. RANKS! _ _ THE Alflifted are now happily prefented with a mnA We, lalutary, and shf Jute Specific f thole clepkst chic and hthato Incurable Weeks, the KING'. EVIL, SCROFULA, s lIMA, SCURVY, GOU RHEUMATISM, PILES, LE- PROSY, acid all rhf,,rekni tientiaating is so impure State of the 81ad. The ANTI-IM PH f INE.s, a Medicine founded oo a Chymleal and Philo( Mace) Mai, warranted by the Eapalernce of a bries of Years, fandioned by " Cullen's Prattler of PhjEc and 14.4010gy," and premed by S. SOLOMON, M. D. oe Liverpool, who pledge. himitif to the pubic, that this enedieind is perfezily innocent in Its mature—fax in its sppbeatim—sur pow.rfolly eiticadnus in every (peeks of " IMPETIGINE, of tl• prayed habit, with affeetio..s of the fkui." (Vide Cullaes Pr.c tier of Phy6e).—ft is of the utmolt importance to thee 'Nitta with any of their direful difeafes, to their friends and relatives, am well as to the tiSsig generation, that fueh hereditary complaints may be (paddy removed, sad the blued purified tram every de gree of mWma. It km been held by all PhyGdans, that chronic diftempers 'bend chiefly among the inhabitants of the northern part of the globe; and we have unhappily experienced the truth of this offer HAD is this outlay, where the frequent Caddell changes of the Weather, at certain Scatting of the Year, fprcad the meta eters tieing sod alarming Winders among us, by (MEV' the blood, and materially siLding the Rate of the perfpiratino, and thus am canonise adds, etegba, donne, Ike. the peiteatniss harhingrn of anent every Mimic which proves fates to the inhabitants of neat Britain; perhaps there Is no place go earth in fubjett to there fudden thanes as this ifland, fisheye the citreous of heat'and cid are often ea; clawed in fee day. Hence It becomes a mat. ter of the atm ft Importance to leek sot for Tome general and de cided remedy for that difeeders, which take their rife from ob. Rivaled Penile:lMo. One of the immediate died' of this o'. Rrodiloo Is to contaminate the vital h id, which is the lowa a various otritinate &faders, throwing out eruptions upon the lido, to the great annoyance of the unhappy fabled; an by the ma- Amity of ifs virus, und e rmining th e mo nk sdno,and endangering the byes of the ant: ad : —according to the various baba • r em. Ritutiosial propenities of in objects, and according to the dqrrc of malignity With which the blood is impregnated, it embitters the noncan o BA with diferent Misfires, and if amide be Dot hod to dine en proper remedies, they become rutted in the habit in that few medicines can teach the malady, an.l many the• ire made ate of for that porpolf wile rave to ezatperat_ and drive the humour, Into new channels, and thereby Ea them deeper iu the conititution. Dr. Solomon therefore having been long In poet Mon of a remedy for the certaie and age...tool cure of thole ditiirdere wteh she their rife Rom antimony and vitiated Rate of the blond and lymph, and having otifentit with earth regret the numberlela traduce, where parkins have pined away in a tniferabit existence without receiving the Onalkit benefit from any thins they could reweave, notwithaaedlng the numerous medicines which have twee celfcreel to the public as saivetrai fpecllles fee thole complaints, hes at length yielded to the preding nectiltles of Ida felluemereaturca 10 deeply 'Meted, and determined to pubhlh ft to the wend ea a medicine of the graded National Importance, andJultly ealcuLted tn cicalae the blood from all &minds, counteract every morbid at dhow. and macre weak and emaciated eweilitutiona. lb , A N PkTIGINES le an alterative and punter of the blond, ire °rowan Is gradual, gentle, and almat I.Lp. remel t* ; i; r. th, b. It lidetilthre that has ever been difemered fee that dangerous minima Mercury; et femme, the blond and Ramekin at to expel all animas and impure Jukes, giving Itrength aid tone to the nerves, enirrer.ing and Invigorating both body and mind.— FOR SCORBU I IC CUTANEOUS 9. RIJPI lONS, DRY or WE I' LEPROSY. the At ti•lmpetegines certainty chime a pre. eneinenee over all ether medicines, being decidedly adapted for the firmly removal of there ten plaints, and will not sty ekar the Rio, but heal all old fore' and tolcareof ever to lung Ryan,. Proper dired loss for every we, to noble p, Awn to cure theme Mee a, is festal up with each bottle. price Ism arc alio family bottles, enothintieg the quantity of Poor, at to.. 6d. fort 3w. by which la 9s. (seed. nickeling the deity; the Stamp bee o Nand. Solomon, Liverpool," ngraveddleftolll, which ran:haters will Me w, R to obiethe Rnelly before they bey. 5.1.1 at hie Ware Imufe. No. 6, Coliegenreen, Doh In ; and by Ida appiontment. by J. No. tS, &reed, and Dicey and Co. DOW Church jeep', Lando. I ri tiVtb, latter. H u fb an d . an d Fader, Edinburgh; 114* Donald,lol ; and by all Medicine Vel dt:lll.CM/ &bilk TOM i Cisrsu Mum. kvbad.ElNAlalrlo4 • • tit 'BROM"• , . . NERVOUS CiADIAt and IltrrAmtcAt SYRUP. e IT has long been a Inellitt, as well as a g litter or furprize, why Dr. Illoour iliould be more Warted to as a Medical Mat, that fume of our irft Phyacians, Whole chandler and ailittence hah never been doubted: this Enigma has hot puzzled all ranks of teople ; but when we weigh and confider the auk in a deliberate manner, the furpriae cedes, and the catered is taken from the eye. For inliance, how numerous are the dit orders the human frame is &Med to, and which +rife folely from the Patient's imprudence; tbefeemnplaints the Patient is Rammed to unfold to his own family Playfi•ian, either fearful it may by fome unforefeen accident become public, or does not like to words hi. weaknefsto the Phyficiad he is intimate with ; and in which c.fe the female in particular often falls a faeriace, rather eh*r divulge the feciet of their guilt; and without knowing thetarigin of the &order it is impoffible for any Pfiyficiati to peefcribe with lambi ; theft, then, ere the patients who can strith hicty apply to Dr. Brodum, fur they have, only to fign initials to ;heir letter. and Sate their cafe without any referee whatever. The D o d o C lentil them either a Prefcriptinn or medicine (as the cafe may re, quire) without ever knowing the perfon who has made eppileattori to him, and the matter rails fur ever a recret, as it is oat of thq power of the Doffior to make a difeevery: this _is. the only ar.di true eaufe why Dr. flgodum monopolizes ti, sepreation of t* ranks of people to Moil:di; and partwillars.y In. as his I(...raffiag is fo well eltabliffied as a Ikilful Phylician, when we uhfer7e 'ti the daily papers, tbe well authenticated Ceres performed by him, to Futons who have laboured for many years under Gout, ilk's matifm, Evil, Scurvy, Nervous, Confumptiee, Yellow Fever. Jaundice, Bilious Complaints, sperms in the Stomach and Bowels; and Debilities of Both Seats, arifing from natural er acquired Cattiest in particular, dui: Complaints originating from finompe. ran:e. improper indulgences. Inebriety, or exceffirt: Grief. For the removal of every bind of Obitrudion It the Syilem, there ars few Medicines of equal efficacy, and in Complaints of the lite s min) , can tcftify, who have witnered its beneficial effedts, eyed after the formation of a chirrou: Subliance—The Yellow Fever,, and thole fatal Dffeafes that originate in the baneful Atinelphars in hot Climates. The Botanical Syrup, and Reftorative Nervous Co , clinl, to bs had at the Dodtor's Houk, No. 9, A/hinn•ltreet, in bottles of ii 24.-../11. 6d. and 6s. od ; and by all Printers, BooklUkra, and Vender% of Medinine, in the United Kingdom, with proper a main/D. I)k7 HEN Profaional Men of education and te v fponfibility deviate from the general fyftem by the feioftiow of a peculiar Branch, the [indica of lost emadneed (seals is the hell criterion of fupaitwity. Teo years have t devoted my pradice to the erchtfire treatment of THREE DISORDERS, and the facet-feel refult of my pia* gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ro• .ages of thole complaints which are the moil impure* in the cats. lope of human inermities. • After initiation into every branch as an Anny Burgeon, If formed a with at an catty period of hattice to refene individuals from the ignorance of arta:mated Mal, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditionere. Th e THREE DISORDERS, to the ewe of whlckl have devoted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFEC- TioN, whether of a recent or long duratioec...adi!,lol kinds of DEBILITY, whether anifing front the habits - of Echoollioy4ag the Indulgence of mature age, and tatty that duriagement of Olt tyßem in Women which isealled BARREN NES:iorSTERILI fY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hate in the treatment of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and it nor unfroyaelndy that the fads of Life are pnffoned bytheindiferetianutep goy& id hour. By a fuperlor method fuch complaints are day WA and even where others have failed, I trait that I may prelim la offer a radical re-ellabliaimeet. Few, however, are the cafes of annyleated dards in theme order. compared with the calamitous fituatioes of Meg, who (Wm . im.uigence in a SOLITARY VICE, at the Perri - lent- Gaieties of a fathionalak Life, minim that Rare at Debility which it den confequence Vlach pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer brooders/aids mifery, but meta, cantle+ his misfortune, it may he Come tonfuladas fee his tin knew, that although it be an °bled of doubt ar uweerainty whit whet Fratlitiontrs, the removal V there DEFICIENCIES by eh; gradual progrefe V renovator is the irement of myespetionea If the rites of Bacchus or Venus ha begun to redoes maegy vi gour, much ..nxiety will be prevented by an early countered/kn.° , this languid Remand in tick cafe no great diakulties wit eemseff But where this deficiency has for years wiled, a peeper Per (even= is indifpenfibly regulate to revive the numbering Oman of Life and tore-animate the Conttinnion MARRIED WOMEN, who have bin beat dtrappointed thrir apatite:ow of a Family, ma i& attired, that it melt Is. Rollers Rob &frets are curatile by hGdleal RM. The SECRICY width is fo efeetial to my oodertahlng, and Nei ctualificadnns which I have precasted to Rase, foes the gailtdr, my preteneans, sod le coincides= wit► fuel' Ws Istimaties even. that Mr. MEE may be coofatted perteitally'(or by Immo iodeang a foall tote) at his hook, No. sp. AntedeLiteet, am, searyernple-liar... There is an additional antrum In Water4breet ailjoisiegAsi the MIMIC is on both the doors. M. BREA, Alember M the Reid Caßegs et %woos. To THOMAS TAYLOR. Bs. No. p. keidge-ftreet, Loudon. Honoured Nr, Edinburgh, Mards 11, thee. T BEG leave to inform you. that ever fine the your hal 1790, I have been afilided with the lam Vern:T=l which. kern it, okainarely refilling every mirk et mededne pre/celiac* by the emit Milian of the faceky bete, and eatierlPiej kneed revere creaks of (Avalon, and twice dlkharged from the Howl. tal, with little relief, would appear to be of the and inveterate nature, to the fpring of lalk year my dikeder bad got to loch h bead, as Nearly to put a period to my eadleace: I had a hope Wear on tie crown of my head, me ea each ann. and my iqs wan brake set la a frightful essence; my right was dmdfa4 pate. ful, and bad beat in a Rate of ulceration far the left fere:r:4lg left my hod alfu two large modes on it, w e e very mut dff d and gave me tuck mescheleg peke, petite/arty when wane ha bed, as warty to deprive as of re*. In this lamemahle Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. nom men, (who received b great a care by them hoe), to take your Leake'e Patent Pilis, whit* It hew to titter' the addi of May ; a the mode of a mai* I he. pn.to Tredve bestit—in little more thaw a month the Mayas my bead and arms were foundy healed—Coon 'Air the form OR my legs healed alb, leaving hovreme, confiderable diked:ovation la the kin, and pain in the bone •:tbe kit, which. by the bid. Gni of 0•D, and a little longer ram:ranee la your leveled* Methane, fubfided ; the soda difpereag, the kin regaining Its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l tksr became, by your liberal advice mad medicine. perfectly free ham all my fanner complaints—have recovered we/ former fpirit wed Itrength. sad em become joky and fat, la which hate haves( continued may monke to the aftusittiment of all who knew sae. I am at a loft is what tarns to art* my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of ether rude mortals, to mat Wimp aka as public as potable, as I ball as tang madam ; Is to doing yes will greedy oblige,Ser, your grateful, obedient, eery banable fern Viet. ALEX. /41.11UCEIR. Swan's Oak, filgb-drcet. Hal .ugh. Witoelie• to the above cure ....joke Thostpins. No. j. New Paohrrenark et, Jobe Moto& ,Old Afferohy elide. Edinburgh. Prepared Ind old by the Me Prepsieter, THOMAS TAT. LOA. Member at the Acryil College af . fietreeas, at We Hoek. N 0.9, New Bridge-fireet,Landon; where, after a Miami Is' rawer of more than thinribLyeara, In a predict yerdaalady redsd to the cure of Venetia Cempla stn, wid th* Madaml to the Parts of Geoeration, with that Inelok.ok feercey wkiah Maw of his Prokdon &add always .haws is fedi cake he flatters landell, the advice and. alfiltenee be it:Asking, adasinithel to ram taking this Medicine, will be divined, by a ilifeening Public, Man advantage (adorn attainablesedvold of all ambiguity. Alto Lid, by his appointment; for the cobra:knee aided lien ing at a diikaace, at the Perfume% No. gs, St. Alban . ..trod. Pall-Mall; the Toy-thop. No. mkt. daford.d.redt • Mr. rough's, N 0.7, Filli drendill; hdr-Stod, botikklar.Ne. t, Vola. on-raw, Unit ; Mr. lairter's. 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