The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-23 00:00:00

-~-~ . 'rgPeTr""rl . 4itt-0,7" . = -•-:. . ,31F Y The — WOseats), -- lAt •Zlu Frisbnirt W I Z watch from his fob, add' bids him run away. HA. instantly purpled hiori, but unfurtopately fell, andl the offender got off. - ite"wis apprelieudech,Aew4 ever., in a few days ., after, aud• coihmitted tut prison. Henry Jubbins stood"indicted Mr striding - A twenty pound Bank note, the property of 'a gen tleman named Cole. The principal witness in this case was a servant of Mr. Cole, named William Watlien, who stated, that the Prisoner was occasionally employed to as sist is his master's stable, and that in the month of July last, his master having occasion to leaVe town in a hurry, he employed the Prisoner to carry a check on the house of Robarls and Cu. to the Royal Exchange Assurance Office, and desiml him to return as , soon as possible with a receipt. The Prisoner, however, instead of complying with these instructions, went to the house of Hammers_ ley the banker, in Pall Mall, to get it exchanged, he was there informed of its being drawn on Ro. harts and Co. whither he went, obtained the change, and absconded. He was apprehended in a few days after at a short distance from London. Mr. Justice Bence, who tried the cause, hero interrupted the proceedings, and on consulting with Isis brother 3mlges, said the prosecution mutt atop there, the indictment being erroneously laid. Had tire Prisoner being indibted for embezzlement, le said, it might have had the desired effect ; but as the MSc now stolid, the Prisoner most be ac. quitted, inarnisch as. it did not appear that the twenty pounds, with stealing which the Prisoner stoadchwrged, had ever hem in the possession of the Prosecutor.. His cance l therefore, was not --latificient to constittqa a-felony at eoinason law. The Pvisoner wartinsequently discharged. Nothing else iatererting. • sCLERKENIVELL SESSIONS. • S - • Fridtr, Sept: 2Z. ''John GiView and Thomas bonoran were in. dieted - for assaulthsit Wm. Dorones, a Constable, in the execution of his duty. .• It appeared in evidence, that on Saturday even. ing, the 21'h of Jane, the Defendants, and a number of their countrymen, all Irish labourers, were reeling in copions libations of Whitbread's Filernian, at a' public-hoes. iu Geurge.yartl, High.itreet, Wkiteehapel. As is usual on simi. lar xoccasions, the 'flammable spirit of the par ties ea•gtii lire from some casual spark, and in a short time the mirth and good humour of the com pany were 'converted into hJtred and warfare.— Tongs, pokers, glasses, and pewter pots, were in motion on all sides, and but fur the interposi. tion of the peace-018m,, much- mischief have ensued amongst the belligerents. The pre. secutor Err one of those who duped his safety, for the maintenance of good otter ; but unfortu nitely reetited a most dreadful beating. Thep..., Pendant, D4lllOl/An, sus taken prisoner in the Sold of battle, and the other, after a faint struggle, serrendered at discretion. The Jury fount! them both Guilty. Donovan was sentenced to be imprisoned 1 I days, and Gib. toots seven. flagnet, as unmanly ruffian, was indicted sad convicted of a cnisdemean.iiir, in indecently exposing himself, to the annoyance and insult of ai l veral respectable females, in Church.strett, H e ackney, on the 25th of July laq. The Conrt sentenced him to three months imprisonment in the House of Correction. Thomas Maxwell, for assaulting nannah Mul berry, with infant to commit a rape. Delicacy fegbils s detail of the particulars; k is•only ne cessary, therefore, to remark, that the conduct of the Dereellant vas marked by* the meet unwet *lmam. violence, and .the Jury found hinsGuiky. Jll9 was sentenced to It atnistits imprisonment la the Hoes, of Correctitlas" v . BOLLOCIL 0. Boris WelfrieillaY last, at North Shields, a bullock' broke loose from some hoteliers, and ran through the street in a furious manner, bet his progress was at length stopped by hls.takiwg down the Ifole-in.the-Walt quay, which was seemly wide enough to allow him aloes, passage. To the astonishment of the spolators, when be same to the doer of the Hole in-tba.Will, which was opened by a sadden twist of his body, lie entered the house, and walked majestically op steles into the kitchen, *here the sees of optwar and confusion that en sued is indescribable ; the •bellock was heard bellowing, the women screaming, and the for vitiate breaking in pieces, lo the midst of which eeretusion, the floor yielded to the pon. dermas weight of the animal, who, however, dis. engaged himself by *desperate plunge, and break ing down a partition, entered the grand chamber of the lady Abbess, where he also laid some vs luable fern/tore ander his feet, and then thrust hislead through the windoiv, whence he loudij: bellowed defiance to hie pursuers. He was at last secured, and is, perhaps, the first male visitor that ens got out of that stew without having his; pockets lightened. ..1 EXTR AORDI NA WV Three porters were drinking togetfter on Wednesday st'nniglit, at Truro, when one of ,t . hern, for the trilling wa ger of hie shillings, undertonk' to eat the wor sted stockings which the other taco had mg, fried in Mein-nil; and half a pound of yellow soap, by way of broad, to this delectable ragout. Strange to Mil, be Woe his wager.! The mime fellow once before undettook to eat as much tripe as would matte himself* faeltet. He was 'accordingly mea. slued by a'tailor , sod the Material cut out ; when, to the greets ettprise 'of eveft toile & 411 .4 14 a ui the whole in less thaw 20 minuta . its ^C 3:' • teatetday morning, at si acks a 14larbli matt Kdr foutulathe..itiaer ,awar Borligge, NVinfOeiftly tiffocatell, with: a‘ad a • Owing in a state of intdatetilen t he •la **Ved, abeut t . and coutlf ndi Trey home to Ussio,kridgo..— Hc hod iiatch.opoiltim, bat hatiloti4 his pawl. to dre mallukt of 54 t . wlsjib he:Could ,net• ample for e cittior#lto Iblyk A 'by sippoilog-IN had holm rullbst , 11 •t - voti '4O • 3. - 0 4 ' •• Ara * wile a j aw! -% ~~ - - "7 -7 • Tll6. CORN-EXCHMetit —SerystsliEll 44. , The-Mailk have an es teir. me short supply of Wheat but few• fi im li fkr 'pies waiting 51 ouday 'a atilt 1s; feyi . gala .tEFt, ef fected, and those fully ,at .tte lase a4tranoe• Bagley likewise in short iuthilY; and full as.tlear ft Malt and Beans, of both lofts, Little variation rl hot few or the latter. New' Grey Peas are tlearerH There are some fresh arrivals of aits, and this article is named nearly - at our last currency. Flour and Fine Ameeleati also. CURRENT PRICE OF' GRAIN. Wheat. • - Vi.. 104.. 114 s. Tick Beans, t - - - rah 57.. Flee ditto - - - - 118. 14114. Gals Rye. - 583.60:. Plrlutel ditto ---Ni. 41s. Barley, - - In Ult. 78.. 864. flaw- Seed - - - X5O £3l. WePe:v.( I3oilrr.). • s4s. 901. Fine Flour -- - - 100.. listsy Pen , 574. I Seconds Besse 6lb. 81LTIIF1E1.1)—Snrs. r. • To sink the Oir' sb s 1 .4al, iter show of 8eer....45. Bd. to 34. 841. !lead or Cattle this dmy Muittio -44. Bd. to as. 101. I fleags Veal Od. 73. Yd. , Sheep and Lambs., 6,10.) Pork ....tis. 04. to 71. 44. Cakes Lasib....os. 0.1. to Os. Od. I Pigs .2460 . 1 . 11.(Y-MARKET' Hay 4. 0,. Od. to 61. 64. 01. Straw Clay or SI. 0.. Oe. to 71. 7s. Qd.. f • • Ss• PIUCL OF HOPS. • rip POCKETS. , Kent, to 41. 144. Kral, 41. 51. 15s. Sowext 31. Os. to 41. 2s. 24115.1e1f, A. 10s. ta 41. 101. Essex 31. ~.to 41. hi. Farabam ' So 7s. -s. 81.4 --s. Ahri 41 ut 100 pockets of New flops bare beru at 'market. -Prices SI. so 11. PRICES OP HAY AND SER.I. S W YESTERD %Y. ST. J asses' s. WHITE( HA rFL. Hay. 41. 10s. W. to 61. 12s. flay, 51. 54. t t td. Straw, D. 19s. Od. a lfL. 17s. Glower, 71. 01 to Straw, 2s. Of. to l lit 101. NI.WGATE AND i.KAOHNII ALL MARKETS. (1)y t Carcase . Reef Is. Rd. to Is. 6.l br . al 4s. Od. to ss. 6d. Mattson 45. Od. So 4s. Ild. I Ve Fork 60. Od. to is. 4d. Lamb.... 4s. 4d. to ss. —war— PRICE OF' FALLOW. Rt. James's Mantel 5l Rd 'rows Tallow 9910 d --I Od Clare Market Whitechapti Market 5s 9d White ditto .. 9tis Ud per st. of 81b. 17s 241 Melting Stu( . this Od —s4)4 Average fa bed ILato rough .. 4tts Ud —s Od Graves dd Good Dregs . . Od Yellow Saa 110s—Mottled. I'2ls --Cod, 1995. Price of Candles, per dozen, 14s od—Slouldv ) 15s ed PRICE OF LEATHER. Runs. 50 to MIN. each - 2ld to nd per lb. Dino, 56 to ritilbs. each - Y.)d to ttid Urethanes' Racks Dresslog Jlldes - Iftd to 1914 Fine Coach Hides -191 d to 211 d CMp Hides 15 to 50Ihs fa co tiog 190 t.# It t Dino 30 to 40:bo. Old to IV/td -81gSkins .JU to 4Qlbs. - P Sod to Sod 0 Z:0.1 Id 70%1. • SU to 4J4 Ditto • ;0 to -33 d to 39d Swan Sents (Greenland) 3s Od td 3s 2.1 t.argc dikto 100 s to 140 s per dozen. Tufted Horse Hides 19J to 24)0 per lb. RAW II 11>F.S. Best Heifers and Steers (per 1 Ordinary Is. 10d. to 2s. Od. stone) is. 6d. to 9'. Bd. Market Calf 1:1b. UI. each. %sidling. 2% 24. to 2s. 4d. Enc. ilor•e 15.. Ud. tolls. S.Accp Sitio' 2s. dd. to Vs. M. Lamb Skins - 9s. 6d. to 4a. Ud. .—.......,. COAL MARKET.—Serremarit 92. Ships at MArket. Ships s4.ld. Price. 40 . Newraole 3.5 Ms Od. to tills. 64. i ..Sunderland 35 3lis tid. to —s. Od. The annual shew of cattle and sheep at Wynn. stay was held on Friday last, and was attended by the Duke of BLDFuRD, Lords BRADFOI&D and Aosom, Messrs. Cots, Citews, Cnit.ne, an.t Noi:11E1r, beside a great number of the goofy and connoisseurs of Shropshire, Cheshire, Arc. who devote a portion of their time to the rational .and honourable pursuit of tracing the various its: provements which are making in the breeds of lit? . stuck. We hear from Ireland, that the harvest is finished in the South of Ireland, and well ad. vanced in the North. The weather has in generar been fine, sod the crops have not suffered much from rains. On Wednesday a purse of fire gnineas was wrestled for by 10 Competitors. It c:enmenced precisely at ten o'clock, in a rope ring, thirty,. five yards in diameter. There were present on the occasion not less thau five thousand spectators, who came from all parts within a circuit of thirty , miles to see these gymnastic exercises. This, was probably the best wrestlilk ever seen in Cuitilier. land, as each competitor had been the %inner of a great number belts of ..... in t.._ respective earls they came from. Every round was mist severely contested, bat the last OM was the finettplinggle ever seen, each of the combatants liatitig giveri i the other the cast three or four times, add the# respectively recovered in the most Slirprisine man. nee, to the astnni.hinent and adnithitlisoi of ' crery one present; at length Thomas Nicholson, who comes from Threlkeld, gave John 'Harrison the knee, and gained the'prize.... Tyne Mercury. • On Friday se'nwight, the fallowing etelioreholy affair happened at Carpus, near 134th : Mr. John' Storey, who had been fishing at sea for his amuse ment, returned at desk in the evening, and home diately proceeded home, to atittuuuce his arrival to his family, when hit two daughters, one aged 11, and the other 22 re ars, proposed to arCont• pany him to the shore, in order to assist in secur. log - the boat. The eldest daughter and fathil proceeded towards the 'beat, while the yuunger OM staid at a distance with a light, which sudden lidiaappeering, the other sister went to ascertains the cense, whets, melancholy to relate, the wretch. ed father mover beheld them again in existence. It is supposed they.had got on a quicksand at the edge of the river, sod had hem* thee precipitated in. The eldest was found floating at sea oh the following day, and the other along the shore. Thursday mourning, as a Gentleman belonging to one of Atha WarsOlice Departments, was coming to town ha a siogfe.horse chaise, and pois ing one of the Otennwich stare De Westminster. bridge, the spirited mina' took Aright, and ran off at fell speed op Ftsrliatasest.etroet,- *We, coming its eonlisett with a coal.willigon,otpeet thi "thick; and, notwithstanding the Gentleman' welt ahrred a cosikliwehie distenee on tied' /ert,t pi s 4•lmi wipe!! without *noising the ferret injeryi I ‘. 11., ri. The following accoeot t f the seizure of the brit Harrington, is taken from the Sidney Dinette Mary i'2. "iln Monday morning, list the brig llnttlkg. to* was missed front her nnehorageln Farm Cove, which was directly in vieW of Captain Campbell's, house there. Between eight Out nine, the Cap 'AM reported the eztraurdinarY circumstance to his Ilin's,' the Lieutestant/G4vuenor, who issued i n_ mediate orders for a search to be made, to discover Whether any of the Government gangs were ab ant ; the rssult of which was, that-one Robert 'Stewart, and several others, had not joined their' work that morning. Upon further inquiry, it taut appeared, that a vessel had beau seen at day light from South Head, standing off; from which joint circumstances, no further doubt was to be dntertained of her having been taken away by a ' body of desperadoes. A small vessel, called the Halcyon, was manned about nine- o'clock, and, with ten privates of the New South Wales corps, tiiiinntanded by Serjcant Windsor, was towed oat to pursue the delinquents, accompanied by a 110 t sof boats, filled with other parties of Ott militarys and a number of ()dicers and inhtbitauts, who %O. luntecred on the occasion ; but so dead was the calm that prevailed within the heads, that it was dark Whore the Halcyon could make any kind of progress, and the small boats were obliged to put back, the Harrington being then out of fight for many hours. Between three and four in the after. noun, Mr. Fisk, chief officer of the vessel, arrived with the hands in two boats, who jointly repurt, that about ten, on Sunday night, while the vessel was riding at two anchors, the ship's company in l bed within the steerage, Mr. Fisk was suddenly awakened in his rabies by two imam his bedside, one of whom held a -pistol to his head, and cont. mended him to be silent, on pain of in,tant death; that others had proceeded in the same manner to the steerage, unshipped the lathier, and menaced also with immediate death the first that should of fer to make any alarm ; that the villains appeared to be very name; us, and frequently struck the deck with the butt-ends of tirelocks ; that they had cut assay both anchors, arid towed the:motel out ; and that about seven in the morning, when upwards of ton miles at sea, they had urd..red Mr. Fisk and the crew to go on deck one by one, in %inch order—they were put into two boats, and sent away from the vessel ; and that after being eight hours on the water they reached the shore. Stewart seemed to be leader in the.desperate affair; and the people suppose their number 40 exceed thirty. Captain Campbell, who was siner as well as coteintan&r, intended to sail far. the l' s .joes during the present week, and had arsorisled all no,. cessaries for the voyage. f„. „71• b. 64 The whole of Monday being employed •in a pursuit that proved ineffectual, the Pegasus was the next day taken up fur the purpose of follow. ing the delinquents ; but as she had only her standing rigging up, much exertion was necessary ' to the enreigency of the case. The Government artificers, iota indeed every hand that could be usefully employed, were immediately set to work ; and with such wonderful energy was it pcoseented,4 1 that, in less than 24 hours, she was equipped, and turnished with water and provisions, several ear- 1 1 . nage-guns, many stand of arms, sufficient ballast, 1 and every thing else necessary for the expedition. I On W-fluesilay afternoon she went ou t t, hawing, on hoard rapt. Symonds, Capt. Eisen Bunker, i with his first and second unifiers, Capt. Grahain . aocl Caps. Campbell, Mr. Fisk, t and apart of the Ilarringion's crew ; the military detacJimmt, 1 consisfing of 20 prjvates two corporals, and liNeente i Johns awl : Brajley, of his Majesty's I l kiewgtnith Wales Nips. It is a fortunate - cit- "cumsyince that the gentlemen above.mentiuned are well acquainted with the navigation of these seas, %Oil Mllat give them a considerable advantage ave( he fugitives ? who .have neither an auchur, boat, or time-piece on board, and to procure which, ths t y must of iiccessity commit some new .enormity, millich may tend, in all uwral probahiliwi ty, t (9 their immediate capture, should the Pegansil ' 1 uspl mime up with tbem, before-band. It is saps' pried the) r intention is to run away for the Bay, 1 of iligansli, fur this purpose of attempting the.' Feizere of the AnicriCan.bitig Mize, which sailed tfilthei nn t'he 22d ,of . fasc month, from hence, as thy. may tifereby,nmpply their wants, and, at the same limeq4e thelise.ises masters of all the specie Clapt. Co:11*k fir his cargo at this port.— §lould i this, sum out to be their plan, the lieges . es wilt soon AM in with them we trust, as there is IffsCh'reasusi to suppose that Capt. Campbell will acute this his first tack." 1 t i Illif .1111./1 NAJJ:srics IWYAL LETTERS- PA'cIINT. II - . EAK.F.”; GRNUINE PILLS, so justly ti.' ALA ! mouthr theiesispeeldw editmey in euriirkevery ticgrec mid Aympium of the 1 . LIS 1:R L Al. I/PS E.V 4 e: the SCU et - V V, A.c. Is i t Itit confinement we restraint of dim, in as enoyi' expeditioas, abb, and .eerrt !warner. Om- .mall tasteless Pill is ~ its operation im m perceptible, id regnielng no par nib°. In e s the . generally cure those crud iHisordersi rind w • fill in that time of perfectly !esti/tang health, Cie Patient- .. ilw happy iiimennee that lie or she 1. at tbr e.e .11 . :wing in ft .. .Ain - ea, lel the deem of umlogoiMte , . IK err .19 gnnit. It IA an i•lcellency pe.idiar to thc.i. Pills. to • mak.e directly tithe consplitioing Oar', avid enter into contra Vrit4 the otLiidiog =liter, which they speedil s dii loilgy and expel. They are declared by e ‘perieure (ii be a preserver of Renal., as well a. u re:tarer, by taking only eight siii;:le Pills Spring sad Fall in every year. In short, the Patentee has this es traordiaary obligates)* to tarns, that whatever hr pramised latorlf Ilium mem, (tic. , were sate to falai and exceed, as thbach impatient of immortal und waters:it fpme. These Pills are most worthy n place is Ate cabinets of Master and Captain.. 4 snips; the MOM Mb, C.O that Obey wit: keep good in all ( lire a,. any length of time.- and that they have now barite the te4 01 near bitty years, with enctea:ing credit to themselves, and Isomate to their authot, insomuch that during t m liet eight years. the) hove radically eared upunrd. of Italy thou- mot peones;, many all ,lehorn aid been diseltioged from Hospii.its, where krillvaiim, Rae been frequently repeated, and .all otaer methods mad Swe of w ithout itfect. ' I'i/elated nad'Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOS. TA V - LI / a..,..irsabdr of the Ito.al College of Surgeons in Inn doe „at ills Hoax., .5 , .. ti, New Bridge-street: where he s ill . eel , Advice, n itlinut a l ee , t o Permi ts taking the.. :4 : : aludtts ill wooer. Patient, Letter., If post-paid, on 'hi. Wel* oi/scream mall awes the aso.t inviolable *ere -1.1414 ilt *gamut or feli hiving burn • nseuttoliotl, but a. IWristhiiCentar m il d est , by the Proprietor, during the allatore tllill jet yams, *.t he leis had the essriluctin, yrt93l4nie of ibe above Medicos, and the practice' - 7 71 7 .4- W BEAUTY AN/Th No Person can possesseititer, without good 'l'sirra, f:e as, and a Strout UItATH. GrNTI,FinIAM , offers Ilse tnnst infallible EXIT fill fete the TEET and (11J ‘ln. tic persdiar spostleish a. e no% simply couß se. I to cleansing the 'l'eetu , hot will alisnitmely preserve them la the highest .te of perf,... Om, to the lan .% of Goal (lit olecioa it will nr.ader them heat tifolly *We, witlr,rat sispairsaz I,e •• Ansel. f tope -ads as may be Lei's , , keep those that are alrcadt deemed from becoming wrwse. and sweeten the hreath. I timely upon applieatinn it will reller4 and eventually core mii‘t excruciating footh-ache, Gum-biles, aunt swelled Fare; eradicate Cie %.-arvy In the Owns, aid render t h em an d Lips of a Itealtlintl red. The Facalt• one and reeomenend it, and it is so indecent its its natant (hit an latent may low it. The Prnprietnr i. a Gentleman of Fortune, and so convi nce d of ib efficsie% that he 4votald hushes blood( to forfeit a than. ,stand guineas, if the persons usw it as he directs ever babe the Tout li-acheor a T.mth decay. The CE' IMN IiNTI FR IrE may be had at Thom', ! 4,5, 4 and Fromm's. id, Stroud; Ward and Tiucklers, sti, Ili.hispszate Within g sod of the Proprietor, No. 1; Temple-plati,Thackfrinr's-road, at ts. 9d. N. H. If a Tooth Is decoyed, in. the Mouth to a bad state, let the ,l'rtoprieter look at k (be requires no fee). AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR,' (the Original Isiventino of Mr. HENRY, and brooght by hissuccessive improvements to the highest perfectiou) cont.- moo tO be prepared and .old by Tiii./11AS sad LLIA.M Nlanchetter. • Tait ntreeu'de perfumed &Apo, it composed ofhighly con testratge Vinegar, joloed arab the most pieasaat Armnatics and efficacious Antiseptics. Its µengem Odour render. it es trewely grateful and titulary in Head Achs, Fainting-, awl is all Placer of Public Itesart, (as Theatres, Goitres of J 0... tice &co us it counteracts the bad elfrcts of hoard and Ant Air. It is al'o the brst. Antilate against the infection of all Caolagious di.estes. As there are many spurious and inferior imitations. softer the satne and :imam names. some of are tilliskiosity repreaented as impmventeuts. the Public art riAtteste,l to observe. that the names of THOM %II mad W ILL, ASI IiNR Y. Slaschester, are eugrnved oil each stomp. and moulded iu the ,e lass of each bottle. The ARON'Ji TIC SPilt I I' . .if VI Nl'Alttß, Price 91. 9d. 'Stamp isicludedt is sold wholesale sod retail, hi Bay . kr and Brew, Cocks7x-stiwet, (the ant, Arius iu Loudon sui thseised by the,pro 'eters I) where may be ie. sponge Boxes of Gold, Silt* Cimelista, t7rrtni, ke. Also CA t 11161) hiAtiNE.I4I laltottles at is. fie. and larger, with glass &topper., at 4s. each; their mine. being in the stamp:. For NTRANGUAR nflOeSir ll tt. STRUCTIONM in the URINARY PASSAOI—DI I HETES, and GENERAL WEAKA EMIL WFASELLS' JESUIT?! DILUPB.. IN his !Majesty's Nary th ese Drops have for sear 100 years past maint-iined their character as_ chic for, use Scortis Gravel. Dropsy. fitrangstarf, ank neso and Ob tractions in the likinary and General Uebilit ;—hut particularly far their atm ilitte asr i si_veedy clue of the Venereal Disease, IVE%.Oii.I.S* .11iSulTs I14(OPS and SPECIFIC ItIAINDY, are the only Safe and expeditious Cure, and are sto innocent in their nature, as to require little (Sr no restriint Asa re.tnratire for tieiairal Debility, Wewells' .levnits Drops, have been long 'tuna,' and esteemed; whether the Debility atisesfrom the tun copious use of NI •rcury or in tense heat of Climate, they are equally serviceable :—such a. have the misfortune to be troubled with old gabber* (:leers, Seminal Elfasions, or tiny weakors of the Kidneys, Ureter or Bladder, Diabetes, or Di:firulty of making Wa ter, will experience a complete Cure by due perieverance. SIIA Wand CO. M. Paters Citurch-vard, having tow ehased the.e Medicines of Mr. Wessells, • an ' piasihly 'Fe genuine unlevs a Blank Stay, engraved a its their ad dress, iippcars on the oatside or edery bottle. Ask for Wessell& Jesuits Drops sa Prier. 91-119.-01 d per horde. StßisNkirtl ISNINti Pll;L:.. Prepared by - Hr. flarmstrong, Nos. tifi, Oreat Bart holomew- Close, WertAlmstblleki, ,Lembia. THECE fills core Asthm.u s anti ghortnot. of Brenthiug,„ Abseemes oa tie Lusa, Nohow Celll• plaints, Coughs, Consumptions, Female 11 eakillibe* Or eVcry i cledeription, the distresiog ennorqviences of bad Labour, Se ! mina' .Weaknesses in Men, sprasia from !ltd.% or other r; and a bracer of toe Solt& and promoter ..f Doges an as they are kept m a Front, Medicine lis the tint Pcn..a, 4 of Didinetio in the.Kinplosn and are strosite!, lecosnmetnied by the 1110-t k . wiamt . Physicia:os, to Sea Betels, and for De. Why la either Mei. !Pelee Brs the hos. Duly ito lade t. Also, lIARNISTRONG'S FFIIIALE VEGETABLE PILLS, for Females only at the cosmossearemeut rood decline of the 1,1°4 . thirst period of their heist they are also we taunt proper Pnyie tot Wstmell a ter Lying-hs us Nara*- . riw. bAag th; Only Medicate in the World to lie *pealed um for curing lulLunm.stions,• Obstruction, and Ulcen m toe Womb. . • • . • TO DR. U ‘RMSTROII.6. .. SIR—It is impossible to do ;attire to the merits of your StrenAtbetaing Pitts: I h j se been the mother of eleven chil olerte, and have also Mid several miscarriages,• and fur tix ye.irs have been in a low declining stale of health. 1 nag , severely alined side groirii pine is my stomach and hart, I mad a heavy weight iu my head and eyes, trembli -gs and Ipalm is my lower extremities, with a mom **pleasant seem tisio of bearing down; most fornsaaSely l i%.rii rerommended to mike atrial, of waste St Pills, four Boles of which have restated me to perfect health. Yuors mom respetffulA, 14AKIi. lIAM BROOK, At Mr.. klutTioYeii. Nu. 14i, Measuoireet, 1 Jan. 1, lOW .. linsoNiur.squate, Loodoo. These Pills rac y be had of the•Diocter, No. PIP ' Great Bartholomew •close, Wen !Smith fi eld, with primed M Cete oes, signed by the Proprietor's 'AMC deserthi!3 a amber of well authenticated noes 4 and by Ms appointee/T.l they are sold, wholesale and reta il , by Alders. Barley and Son. 'No. b 5, Fleet-market, Imam; IloVolt, Korb) iixeheasgt. award, No. 3 1 11, 'Whom; liscoaj)xford-street, nipp.bite , Komi-streets and et t'rip's Mediate Warehtors,., bpria 4 . gardens; and all the respectable Me.ticlue Yestleas Is Vella and Country. 1 , A cHA Ll.ENtili. • ri, ail alld Min hit Al . alo4 — e ' y's se — r;; A cs, rid C leaw; S th w e rg wllo l : s li l o a r t :1 terprove a single instmwe where their Medietne and Method of Ciireliave failed isf the desisted elect. fhe re cctice Off moo gars in this papicular hr.iach of weir p ion.. has On. giver* rise to one timiteca-svful Case. They continue to dirret their 'oldies In the treatment and rare of Venereal Cuniphiiiiv, anli (hal Deriagratent of the System, which is the consequence of the pettociame l m i d % i i .te... ' ful el cis of a habit long nod mo-4 unhappily purued tiv ti 4 youth "(lamb sexes. In the one It will be found to lie ow .. ossfailing source of barrenness ; the niter. base Its ravages fa ults developed to them hi a difiresiilOF state of deMliti. .is brch. it not timely remedied, terialuates ta impotence. These art Its remote and nlitinate etleets, while Consumptions. Loa 41f Muscular Power, and furious Nervow Cum phial ts. nouilly characterize the earlter stages of this solitary vice. (II per m* lasigtoshing under the disorders incident to owls a Mattis. "their trentinera is simple, and has never proved writ, (es -fig ea the treatment ia f a long, laborious, and mach exten.l.-11 prae- Ike. lothe lutist obstlnrtae and complicated ease. at V (i.e. real Infection, such as Olistructions in do- Urethra. ;iivigy . 7. terescences, Hard- Tumours. Callous Ulcers, Eruption-, S - 'Metal VI eakness, Ghats, ns also . • STRICTURES. Wltetiter recent or of bong duration, nod which have h.ttlird sbel skill of other Pence Mown, are, by their p resold liai s rose l l plan of treatment, eaeetsolly•and . permausentl. cared. 'with out t he pat icat sulfering t he e x enickU tug pans:islet alartaiac ims es strltrop which flequently follows the :ipplie.iti,,i a .f O R ; la our caustic. In the coar s e of lariat sears weckssice presi.,, s' in this metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures Imo,- hair. lid are (fail) nadcr their care, the total et IlliEllfl . /.1 of si hie:4 lire edeeted by Watt'' . terabi, WWI e x 'sedition. oaf's laf pr. 4 ,11, 1 . . Miperili.r to any alter yet adopted. The w ask oes„, seln‘a doll, and debilit) proceediug fame, this coaspLiim, me spee dily removed, and the patient riNteircel to woad and vigorous health. But a here the dehilits has for sears et i-ted. a pro per perseverailec in their restorative trio-dies. after :t !... rice turc ha, heel, destroyed, is midi-peissali:) irailiviie to revive the 4111 u/ wring sparks of 1.11 - e, atimi to re-animate We Cottioi :titian. Hesse. Currie and Co. ninv he chosalted hv 4-71 lief Nes with the greatest dclicac i secrecy. mid Memoir, at I.i,t Mouse, Ni'. In% flatten Wades. Patients in tlw Country are recpsested to state the portico'. tars of their ease. age, and gerser:J Wthit of living, iii . . dc. cudgelling ri remittance for advice rind me:ticiitrs, a hen tits saute a ill be given or sent taw') part of tier kk1(140111. To en. -err that secrecy an 1'' , 44311.1i 14 their uudertaknig. she sit...t age of :etters Aiiy be added (II the account fur taseo:. lac. 9th Jaw, 11019--elili. WOW, Orirden. . , rind "Published , 4e ST ATEmaes, S 7, IV*6orret: : ...11/12:14 . A311 .d . Af 4 itffß- rmairiv.44,4B . , - I