Star. — London, England, 1803-05-06 00:00:00

G i LAW INTELLIGEAC.'i. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY S. SMVGCLEK 5. Mr. GIBBS moved for the Tnd~,m-nt of the Color on l'homas Bennetta, con% ined of ()Wit ua i:.g Orllcers of the Revenue of Excite in the due n of their duty. _ . , it appeared, that the Defendant was one of a gang nt Smugglers who had attempted to lactic t;nantitv lit Spirits, at the door almoil of the 1 - I‘cile Office ; and that the Defendant had at tempted to strike one of the °leers with the but cad of a loaded whip, but miffed him ; upon which he was artick with a cutlals, and wounded, by which he V. as afterwards identified, for the Smugglers then made their efcape. The Defendant was convicted of this affault and nbllruartinn of the Officers, at the lafi Affizes for the County of Cornwall. The Churchwarden of the parifh wherein tie Defendant lived, gave him a rod charader, by Affidavit, and ilated him to be an hrineit, hard working, induflrious man, wi•li a wife and four children dependent upon him for fiipport. A Surgeon alto Elated, in his Affidavit, that the Defendant had been affikted with a phrenzy, after he wasapprehended, and had been deranged in his intellefts, but when he had lucid intervals, he espreffed great forrow for his offence. Mr. JEKYLL (poke in mitigation of puniffiment. Mr. DstEas oblerved, on the part of the pro fecution—as to the Defendant having only a whip, and the Officers cf the Revenue having pißols and cuddles, it was to be oblerved, that loaded whips, in the hands of fuch perfons, ufed in the way they were accullomed to ufe them, were nearly as deadly as piflols or cutlaffo. As to the cha rafter which was given to the De:aidant, there was no Smuggler who had a bad one. He fhould like, by way of fingularity, to fee a Smuggler with a bad charaller. As tto the phrenzy which had been mentioned, there appeared to be none of it until the Defendant was apprehended for his crime, and felt the approach of punithment. If this was to be received as an excufe, there was no doubt but that all deteßed Smugglers would be feized with a phrenzy, and the Court would have periodical accounts of this Cornifh Influenza. Mr. Grim oblerved, on the fame fide, that with regard to there clubs and whips which Link Smugglers ufed, and their bating no (words or it was very clear they had a reafon for they were too good lawyers on the fubjea of re venue to have them, for they knew if they had them, and in refilling the Officers, wounded one of them, they would be guilty of an offence for which they would fuller Death—but in this they might perhaps be miftaken, for the Statute which provided againfl this offence, fluted pillol, (word, &e. or other offenfive weapon. [Here be read part of the Ad of Parliament which relates to this offence. in rapport of this obrerratioo.) In another cafe of a fimilar nature, Mr. It ay Lt. addreffed the Court for the Defendant, and Paid he had erred from ignorance, which was not wonder ful, for they did not read the ftatutes at large. Mr. DALLAS Paid, he did not know whether thefe perfons read the Statutes at large or not, but this he knew, they did not obferve them. This was another inflame of a Smuggler having a good charafter, by which it would feels as if none but perfons of the belt charafters could become Smugglers. One man was fentenced to two months impri. fonment, in addition to the fix which he had al ready undergone. The reft were committed to Newgate till the Court has time to take their rc fpettive cafes into confederation. TN KIIIG O• WOOD. This cafe was tried before Mr. Baron HOTHAM at the I.& Mixes for Kent. The Defendant was convieted of the fame offence as the two Taft Fri. (osiers. _ _ _ . - The Court ordered and adjudged, that he fhould be committed to the common gaol of the county of Maid(lone fur three calendar months, and then be difcharged. TN{ ItING*O. 11/117A111. Mr. PARK moved for the judgment of the Conrt on the defendant, who had been convieed before Lord Ett.i N soitouc le on two diff.trent indiaments for rub!iihing obfcene prints and libels. Lord ELLattsoaouou ordered the defendant to be remanded, and brought up again on today fe'nnight. THIt 111143 V. •1111. This was aim an indiament for the publication of indecent libels, againft Ann, the wife of James Aikin. The hull:and had been committed to gaol feveral times for the fame offence, and he is oil liberated from one of thefe imprifonments. L rd ELLkNiotoucs reported the evidence g;ven at the ti The defendant prefented a petition to the Court, hat the had b.en imprifoned for a number of mon•h•, 'hat her family was in the greateit dif. Vet's, and that the, from neeetlity, had been driven to :his infamous commerce, in order to procure a maintenance for herfelf and children. Lord ELI F NU/ROUGH ordered the defendant to Rand committed, and to be brought up again on Monday fennight. TOLICE. Bow STltt IT this famous charaller, was yellerday brought to the above office for the Lill time previous to his being fent into Cumber land Sir RicHaitn FORD informed him, that as the c! arge refpetling his not appearing to the corn. rMtli .n of Bankruptcy was done away with, he nruf now be made amenable for tho•fe offences wl he flood nettled in Cumb:iland, name• le, f and *meting a bill of eic h i mg e , and I . nrßir.; t !rank in the name of the Honourable Alezati Hope, brother to Lord Hopctotin, and i-ges, he, Sir R:CMARD FURL, wa, thin m p (Ti'tn of :he war:ants tToed againit i by :; :itrar, of that crunty, tinder autho :.:r tit tit hicit he world he fen: thither. HAlna: Aid, that as it would not imr.ede tht anls or-jellicc, he fhouLi be extrcniely ~lad to he ;Liered w continue time liztic rims lorger in town, hid) Sir R. 1 7, . , r0, with the crnfmrrence of Mr. I'ARRIN, who attended on the part of the Poll Of fire. contented to, and he was jammed he fhould tentaitt tot d iys or a fortnight liner, and have two or three da s notice of his removal. He was then remanded to Tuthill-fields 131idewell. TtiAmcs-Ot x ICE.—The mailer of coalling (loop, from Puttimouth, was charged with having King's flares oa hoard —The vefrel was fazed, and or dered to be detained until the cafe is fully inveli gated. MANSION Hottss.—\Vednefday John nolriti,a journeyman watch maker, was charged before the LORD Mitvol, with having pledged a great ntim ber of watches, which he had to finith and repair for different watchmakers. A police officer pro. duced fixteen duplicates for watches pledged. The LORD MAYOR (aid, as the pawnbrokers (moll of whom attended the examination) had given up the property, he lhould not conviel them in the penal ty, but cautioned them to beware in future. The pi ifuner was ordered to be kept in prifon fourteen days for each offence. not being able to pay the penalty, which is 201. Jame: Cooper, Charle: Prlebard, and Vona: Staples, were fully committed for trial, charged with having committed feveral burglaries. Coo per was firtt apprehended on fufpicion of robbing the counting hour:: of Meals. Wild and Co. in Thames-flreet, with whom he lived as fervant, of 1731. in ca fh and notes, in the night of the ski of February, but being admitted as King's evidence,' accufed the other two prifoners as his accomplices' in this and re veral robberies in Surrey. MARLBOROUG H- STR F E Ttleiday four Geq• tlemen, one of them a Captain in the Navy, were' charged before the Sitting Magiarate with riot ing and afraulting a watchman. It appeared that thefe Gentlemen had been (pending the evening out, and went to the refidence of a nottd Cyprian, in Caftle-ilrect, near Cavendifh-fquare, where they demanded admittance, and, upon being refuted, began to make a great diflurbance, attacking the citadel, and endeavouring to force an entrance.— One of them got into the area, and an alarm being given, the watchmen in the neighbourhood came to the anance of the venerable matron of the bagnin, and fecured the aftailants, in doing which one of the watchmen was knocked down. They did not deny the charge, but ;nettled, with much effrontery, that the Magifirate had no right to de tain them, and that they were merely amufing themfelves, and were in fearch of fair game. They gave bail, and were difcharged. An attorney was alto charged with afraulting the mailer of a public }route, the corner of Char lotte-flreet, Rathbone-place. He gave bail to an twer the complaint. HATToN GARDE m.—Wednefday, in confequenee of an information inftituted by the Society for the Suppreffioa of Vice and Immorality, feveral young men were charged with having a Theatre under the title of die Thalian Society," in Green - beet, Theobald's Road, which appeared to have been finilhed in a may (Lyle, laid out in boxes, pit, and galleries, capable of containing upwards of 4.00 perfons, to fee plays. The pieces for repre• fentation,.pvinted on cards, were fold to the in formants for two (billings each, to fee the per formance of The Heir 0 Lew, with The PRO; and for another reprefentation, which was to have taken place on Tuefday night, namely, The Poor Gentleman, with a farce. The officers who went into the houfe to difperfe the audience, declared upon oath that great indecencies were obferved among the aflors and aftreffes. A proprietor of the Theatre, and feveral per. formers denied all the charges, Rating that they, with a number of refpellable young people, rub fcribed money among themfelves for the fupport of the Theatre for their amufement, and that of their friends, therefore made no advantage of it; but it was proved that tickets were fold by a fer vent belonging to the houfe who partly confeffed it. The Magilirate, in confederation of their en. gaging to dole the.Theatre, difmilred them with an admonition, but it is in contemplation to indift the real landlord, for letting the place for fuch a purpofe. A publican in Clare-ftreet, Clare-market, was charged by Rotert Grey with ferving out liquor during divine fetvice, on the Sabbath, and with having &faulted the informant, and endeavouring to excite the people to perfonally injure bins; for which affault he was held to bail to anfwer for his conduit at the next Qyarter Seffions, himfelf in the lion of tool. and two fureties in sol. each ; and was fined nos. and colts for ferving the liquor, as above Rated. Yeßerday the Coroner's Inquefl fat at the Ship and Whalebone, in Wapping, on the body of Tho mas Hodgkins, Mate of the brig Tagus, of North Shields, who was drowned on Tuefday ha, off Bell wharf, as he was (culling a boat, by pitching over the fide. when he immediately funk. The Jury returued a verdift of accidental death. Tuefday fe'nnight an inquifition was held at Hollinwood, on the bodies of one Heficeth, Alice Ogden. and an infant. It ap peared that Heficeth and Ogden had lived together nearly three years, ttnd that early on Monday morning, a man going to weak in the garden of the deceaied, law a quantity of blond running under the door. He alarmed the neighbours, who forced open the door (which was locked and bolted) and found Hefketh with the infant aerials his thighs, both quite dead, and moll miferably bruifed. lying upon the tloor. Helketh had the key ot the door in his to ket, and the end of the tongs in his hand. 0),:d:n Ma. alfo in a dying tate, and fo much bruited as to be incapable of Aiying any account of this horrid bufinefs: fire .spired almoil inflantlY.—Thefe circumliances nduced the Jury to bC:ieye that one or both of them kiilcd the child and each other, which ver. die they accordingly gave. The father of the iwoman, and another tram, had been drinking at the h..it:.: of the deceafed on Sunday evening, and a: o'clock they were kit in perfeEt goad humtatr each other s act an angry word hay.' ing EDINBIIRGIL Saturday the Lotto PROVOST of Edinburgh re ceived a Letter from Lord Hoaarr , announcing I his MAjerrv's gracioks acceptance of his Lord- fhip's offer to raife a regiment of coo plivatts ' the city of Edinburgh, on the footing of the late Firft Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers : the clothing of the Volunteers, as well as the re• gular Infantry, fhoold be Icarkt. His Malssry has alto been pleafed to accept the renewed offer of fri vice of the late Corps of Royal Edinburgh Artillery Voluateers,tranfruitted by the Loan PROVOST. The following letter and extra& were received by the Right Hon. the LORD Pativosr of Edin burgh fome time ago : To the Right Honourable the Loan Paovosr, Chief Magiftrate of Edinburgh. My Lord-1 beg have to tranfntit to yore Lordlitip an et tradt from a French journal, which has been lately pabliihcil in this town. The antient name of Ramfay is fo well, known in Scotland, that it may likely be in your power to obtain fome infarmation about the family of Thomi Sangfter Ramfay, a young man of about 18 years of age, who is Paid to be born In Bengal, and fon to Mr. Nifbet Ranifay, a Scotch Gentkman,l ' and loperior Officer in the nigh& army about 1793. This unhappy youth, after having been turned away, and wilfully forfaken by the inhuman tutor at Bayonne, to whore care be had been committed by his father, has been a moll wretched wan derer Ode nine years, both by lea and land. No doubt but his I relations have been very uneafy about his fat:. and very likely have mourned for him as for a dead child. How glad would they be to hear he is well, and longs to take flicker in their arms! _ _ . mould think myfelf happy to be allured that this my appli cation to your humanity, in favour of your young countryman, has not been difpleafing to your Lordihig, and that it may be any way fel riceable to him. I am, very refpedifully, your Lordetip's molt humble fermis, FA UT /N. Secretaire de la Mairie, a Grenoble. _ _ Grenoble, the tBth Ventofe, March 9, 1803. Extra& from the Journal de Grenoble, ou Annales du Depart mein de Flier., Mereredi, Is. Venter- Ninon Ramfay, burn in Scotland, and of confiderable rank in t'.e BMA fervice, was taken prifoner by the French the be ginning of the raft war, and carried into Touloufe, about the I year t y 93. At the fall of Robcfpkrre he quitted that city, and repaired to Bayonne, a prifoner on his parole.' He had with him his fon, Thomas Sangftar Ramfay, born in Bengal, whole mother died in child-birth. Nilbet Ramfay boarded his fon with M. Amile Neale Munn Berger, &ardor of the or ' cheftra at the theatre of Bayoruseg but being obliged to depart fuddenly, to return to his native country, be committed the rare of his fon to a private perfon, for whom he bad letters of I recommendation, and to whom he gave money for the charge of his fon till be could fend for him. Bat this Friel, dead to every feeling of honour and humanity, received the money di:dined as the board of young Ramfay, without fulfilling the engagements be had contraßed in receiving under his roof this faced depofit. He turned this unfortunatechild oat of his honk at the age of nine, and obliged him to engage hinifelf as a cabin.' boy. Young Ramfay reeved in that capacieT four years. rte turning to France, he landed at Ham, Rill ignorant where his parents might be. Since that period he has led a wandering' life, and fo unfortunate, that often fie has been obliged to his bread. At laft chance concluded him into the department of Ifere, where he tilled the ground and kept cattle, near four years at St. jean de Voux, a village fituate in the met moun tainous part of the country, and four leagues from Grenoble.— Fatigued with this fate of fervitude, and urged by the ardent defile of finding his father again, of whole fate he was Rill ig norant, he went to Grenoble, where he least by accident that Mr. Berger, his asulle-mater at Bayonne, elided at Grenoble. —He went to his honk ; Mr. Belzer recoUe&ed bins ; and young Ramfay has found in his old meter a reeved father.— The family of Randal , mutt be in the great& anxiety for the fate of this unfortunate youth. Mr. Berger, yielding to the imputre of geoerofity, and hauling only to the voice of huma nity, will take charge of the young man, tin his family, inform. ed of the place of his refidence, will claim him. Young Ram fay is tall, has a fine figure, and a pleafant countenance. Poverty and the wild itate he was in have not altered his features, nor limited his undatanding ; fie has not altogether forgot the k Engin!' language, and Rill retains fame knowledge of mufic. Mr. Berger thinks the quicken method of making the erg- tepee of Thomas Ramfay known to his family, will be to infert in our Paper the Matey of his misfortune, in hopes that the mot creditable joumalitts of Paris, eager to contribute to the tenpin& of Ramfay, will infest this account in theirs. Thcfe papas, circulating in England, will inform tie family of RAM fay, where they will find their loft child. M. Amile Weals. untz-Berger, Precffor of Marie, lives in Rue-Broelta ie, No. it itt, Grenoble.—To this addrefs, particularly, the family of Ramfap will have recede to find young Thomas. Monday night a fire broke out in Albemarle (beet, Clerkenwell, which burnt with confiders• ble fury for Tome time, and three or four houfes were deftroyed before any flop could be put to its ravages. Friday morning, about three o'clock, a fire broke out in a bake•houfe in Chaffee's-alley, With am, near Hull, which burnt it and the dwelling. honk adjoining to the ground. By prompt affif ranee die flames were prevented from communi cating to the neighbouring houfes, which at one time were in great danger.' On the t 7th of April a fire broke out in a cot tage at Pigheldean, from whence fix other cot tages-caught fire, and burnt fo furioufly, that they were all entirely deftroyed. Some attempts were lately made to deltroy the town of Norfolk, in America, by fire. A man named Higgins, and feveral others. had taken ground on building leafes at fo high a rent, that after the houfes were finilbed they would not let for fo much money as was paid for ground rent ; and the molt effeftual way to get rid of the con• cern was by infuring the bodes and Petting them on fire, but the plan was difcovered, and the par ties are in cuftody. BIRTHS. Tefterday morning, the Counters of Suntterlaati, of a folk Same morning, the Countefs of Sefton, of a daughter. Sunday fennight, the Lady of Colonel Hay, of Maidttone, of a daughter. On the 19th ult. at the book of Lord Dundalk, at Upteathant, In YorkAirc, tee Hon. Mn. Spein, of Edo 01c, of a fen and heir. MARRIED. . Monday fennight, yvlrr. John Muir, merchant, Obfgrow, to Mile Elisabeth Sibbsid, daughter of Mr. Andrew 6lbhaW, Ma' chant. DIED. Monday evening, at Camberwell, I.ake Sykes, Efq. late of Upper Thames.ftrect, aged sy years. Yetlmlay aften.oon, about four o'clock, Lady Caraelford. On Tuefday left, at Lynaington, Mn. Alien, wife of James Allen, Efq. of that place. Mn. Nicholfoo, lady of W.McLolfon, Elq. of Tortuga coun ty of Tipperary. In Frederick.itreet, Dublin, the Right Hon. Lady Grace grade, daughter of John, the firft Earl of Aldburougt., and fitter to the pekoe Earl Lately. at Bohm, Adam Fletcher, Eli. case of his Majefty'e Jollies-% of the Peace for Laneaftire. On Tuefthy left, Mr. Pearfon, of Claptan, late &inciter in Bafingisall.ftreet. In Great George-fireet,Rotland-fqoars, Dublin, media, the Rev. ADdr.-w Ker, of Newblifa, county of Masaghan, Roftor of the pariftt or Aughaboy. ballad Lew, EN of Nome', county of WelLowasi. SA RACRN.SHEAD INN, SNOW-IIILL, LONDON. CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, 701 TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL. .11.1 f ON CIIRAP TRAVELLING, FROM al F. SARACI'N'S HEAD INN, SN'JW-HILL, THI FOLLOWING POST coAcivar: IMEWNJ itKET. ABINGTON, LIN 1'0; n.truri.ow and WALDEN N...w Poft C.•ach. j. carry Four ; lets out every Maoti ty, Friday P.l...rront, at icr,n o'clock. to the Doll Inn, anti rcorns Lrery Thurrday, and Saturday At tiO!, Bath and Btittol New Poft Coaches, through Ctine,;m4, Caine, and Mulhoro' every Attermon; arrives at Mr. &L e ... the C..., Lesud 11,n, Bath, and tho.Londott Tavern. ; .„e. 13riftol, next Morning--Inlide tL ix—God - 11c vas .. _ l'Areck nd. carriage.—PaiLengers forwarded from Bridgwater, Taunton. &c. Liverpool, Warrington, Koutsford, stone, and LitcVdd New Coach, called the ham:dation, every evening, at ; o'clock, to the Crown lon, Red Crofs-ftreet, Liverpool. Guard ad throughout. Birmingham, Mercury PoR Coach,with a Guard Sens.; every attereoon, and reaches Birmingham neat day at Palres by Oxford, Shipfterne, and Enitun, to the Serene...a Head, Bull-ilrect, Birmingham. Leeds New Light Coach; called the Rockingham, lets one error morning at eight o'clock—carries four infides only, and goes fentaricably earr.-paffes through Stanford, Nrwark, ford, Doncatter, and Ferrybridge, cache Golden Lion, Leeds neat day at noon. Notwithitantling the uncommon cepedttio• of till, Conch, it ft allowed to be the molt agreeable and corm. plate pohAseonveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation or conveyance by ally other. • Kendal, Lancafter, Prefton, Kirfir Lauf:l.lle, Bella", Chorley,Ormatkit, god i,oiffana Poft ((Mail, every after. moon, at five cielock--Quandad. Louth, Splay, Horneaftlo, Baton, Spa/ding, Peterborougs, Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, feta oft Monday, Wednefday and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—Tbe only Coach from Spi/flay with a Guard. York. Newest Lie. and Edinburgh fa Coach, the Lord blclron, rerformed with a Guard throughout, feta out every morning at (eves o'cloeka by way of Newark, Stet-ford, Tad caller, Northallertona Durham, Marred+, and Ber wick. PAL:4:ra finding thernfelves fatigued from the length ofthajouniey am', raft Willa time they pleafe, and then proceed on without any additional fare The Proprietorat York ruse Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other p la ces. . . • Carliff e and Penrith P4;ft-Coach, goes with ant Hodes, and a Guard all the way—pales through Broagh, Appleby. Greta ridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boronghbridge. Weth cr. by, Aberterd, Doneafter, and Grantham, (the nevelt way by d miles)--Cots out every Morning and performs the journey w,:h the greateft facility. Paffengers detained on the road by bullacis or *save, have the peculiar advantage of their feats beiag fe cund in the next Coach (with only Gr Coachmen.) Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, part - Mouth, Weymouth, Dor clean, and Salithury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half pait Three, with a Guard through Honiton, Axecinfter, Bridport, Elandford, ffisfingltoke , and kagltot..—Carrin Mar inades, at only al. as. each. Hertford, Wars, Hoddcfdon, and Cheihunt Comb, every Morning. Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Cosa every Meta- Mg at S.ven.--Guar4ed. Oxford, Benton, Wed Henley New Poft-Ciffich, with a Guard every Afternoon, at Five &Clock. Mantheiter, Wilt/thaw, Congleton, Nevreaftle, Vraffail, and Wolverhampton Poll Coseh,every afternoon. Guarded Shrewfbury, Wellington, and Sbiffital Polk Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every er wing, at five o'clock, to the Raven and Sell and Unicorn inn ,Shrewfbury. Guarded. Southampton, Winchefter, Ariesford, Alton Comb, every morning. Hull, Northeave,Howden, Thorn andDoncifterPoft Coach every morning, at fever o'clock to the Sall and San tun, Mytoo-Gate, Hull. Woodford, Streisand, and Laytonftane Coach, at s Mock every Evening (except Sunday) Sunday Nine in the Morning. Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half part Tea, and pelt Two, half paft Four, and half pail Seven o'Clock. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, Ike. conveyed b the under mentioned Wasp/ie.—To Difs, Becalm, Bumpy. Bury, and all parts of Suffolk every Monday. Southampton, Wignitefter, Rotary, Ly Dann*, Lyndegeon„ Chrifteliure.h, Ringwood. Fardingbridgc, Winaborn, and P ads —Waggons Daily. Martborougb, Newbury, and Reading, every Total". Wandler, Ferenc and Wycombe, every Saturday. Senbary, Hampton, and Twickenham, twice a WC*. Citenctiier. Abingdon, and Healey, claret times swab W. MO U NTA IN and Co. refpedt full: , acquaint their !Web and the Public, that they will not be acTountabie for any Pate* or Laws:, etc. of more then Five Pounds value, if Mit as. 41.- tamed, unlefs fpecificd at the time of delivery, and paid for ay. crodinglv, at the ilbracen's-Head Ins, Saew-Hill, Landon. WHEN Prot - air/nal Men of education and t t fpoofibility deviate from the general fyftem by the to leaion of a peculiar Branch. the fanetioo of loos madam! fucecfs is the belt criterion of fupaiority. Tao years have I devoted my praehics to the eichslim west• aunt of THREE DISORDERS, and the Me :fail mink of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as lam able the ravages of Mak complaints which are eft Wpm ant In the catalogue abort= infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Bargee% formed a with at an cat iy period of Predict to rekae InsiMdo• als from the *saran= of uneducated Men, or the equally dam . germs precipitancy of general Pnditionem The THREE DISORDERS, to the COM al wtdch I have de. voted my attention, contprim every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION,• whether of a recent or king duration.--adly. All hinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of Schnolboys;er the indulgence of mature age, and laßly that Re rat:gement of the fy item in Women which is called BARREItis NESR or STERILI Numerous diferies are the re(n)t of ignoroneeor hake in tie treatment of a Entitle Gonorrhea, and it not infrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poilboed bythe fodder's:ion of us unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints an early cured, and even where others have failed, I tuft dint I may prefume to ace a radical rvellahlifliment. Few, however are the cafes of complicated dares le the &feeder, compared with the ealantitous irnoations of Mel, why (mot iodulgenee in a SOLITARY VICE. or the prevalent Gaieties of a fantionalde life, acquire that date of Debility which is the unarditiable eonfequence of loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his widen. but care. fully conceal, his misfortune, it may be fonac eeifoLation leg him to know, that although it he an object of doubt or sneer. ainty with other Praditionrnes, the removal or t!iefe DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual prove(' of tenor:ince is the acquire. man of my experience. If di rites of Batch ag or Yams have aqua to redues manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countenance of this languid Bac, and ie dab cites no great diSculties will occur. But where this deEekncy has for years milled. a proper Pafrostanee is indifpcniihn requilte to revive the flumbering (parks a life, and to re.aoa tt ate the Cooutitioe MARRIED WOMEN, who have lett been difappoloted r in their expedtations of a Family, may be allured, that Maud Milanese fink &reds are curable by Medical Bill. The SECRECY which is foeirendal to my under's/dry, mad the cinaliikatiose which I have pre:fumed to nate, tam tie Bain of my Free:Dram, and in coincidence with WA this inti "nation is given, that Mr. BREE may eiefulted patens'', (or by letters inelefieg a final note) at Lia hunk, No. ap,Anin dri-fireet, Strand, near rernpk-Bar. There la an additional entrance in Wattr-drett and th_ mine is an both the doors. M. MM. Mamba of die Royal CeNces of largemem TO-MORROW. Sao as I Ss feta Mss rife, 2e ilialues after 4I 34 "drums 'Res 1 I Is after 9 MUM V/ A I LK A I LON/PUN BILIDUE W-MOKOLOW Moraisig • • •• •• • 44 minutes after Atty./moon LONDON Printed antpublifited by LIWIL Litbrr.(ar Car terburi•place, Lambeth; at the STAR OFFICE. No. t , Cary best Publaied ale at the ST&S Os ma, Tielpie.Bat