The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-31 00:00:00

EDINB , EIRGIT, 23. EAR r.Y in.the niormng of the r'ph, inst. Mr. Git.w.s, Supervisor of Excise in K Imarnoc, as a parts of his-Officers, seized at theDoura, Ayrshire, an illegal still at work. On Friday last, in Crichton-street, Duns'.ee, GentleMais;'S carriage, from which the hors,,s had been newly unyoked, was seized by the Excise Offi cers, along with two ankers of whisky which it Contained. The spirits had been smuggled into the carriage by an impropeF connivance betwixt the driver and the dealer in- -the article. On Saturday t!ie carriage was sold by mop at 301.-IS. which wa, paid by the Smuggler. • A bunch of grapes of the Syri,Fn kind, of - the following extraordinary size, fornsed a part of the desert of the . Marquis of RocKiNcuisisi't table, and was grown at the Duke of PORTLAND'S in the year 1766 —Whole weight of thebunch, 1921 b.; Length, z ft. t ti-• inch. ; diameter, z ft. 6 'etch.; circnmference, 4 fr. II inch ; size of the grapes in general length, 1 . 1 . inch ; width, z 8 inch ; num ber of grapes on the stem, 1892. On Wednesday night a young man bathing in the river, near Perth, unfortunately went beyond his depth, and being unable to swin,.went down. A good many minutes elapsed before any assist ance could be rendered him; and, when the exer tions of a young man, who was,fortunatelTpresent at the time, had succeeded in bringing him to a bank, no signs of life ,were yisible.—Blankets and restoratives- were immediately brought from a &ntleman's house in the neighbourhood, and al though half an hour elapsed before medical assist _ _ . ance could be• procured, we have the plea Sure to add, that, by using the methods prescribed by the iitunane Society, tie was pettedly recovered. . On the morning of Tuesday last, the body, of a wo:nan, the wife of a labouring man of the *name of Tod, and mother of six fine children, was found suspended in a garret at Berwick. upon-Tweed : 7 .--A series of family altercations is said to have urged her to the CommissiOn of this rash act. On Wednesday the coroner held an inqueSt on the body,, and the Jury returned' a verdict of Lunacy. BURNTISLAND, AUG. z3.—The Slonp Nancy, from tile Isle of Man - , is arrived here, % - vith 300 maize, 216,000 herrings, prepared for reddeoiug here. They are of in excellent quality and" size, and will be all hung up in one house within a few days. Herring_houses, in some refined POrts, may be deemed a nuisance, but here we esteera.tlkm. a blessing to the country. On Monday se'nnight John Carleton was exe cuted at Durham, pursuant to, his Sentence at the last Assizes, for a burglary in the dwelling_house of Mr. Greenwell, in Gateshead, and for shooting at the said Mr. Greenwell with a loaded pistol. Carleton was a notorious offender, and had been conne&ed with the Towns's family, aiding and assisting in their depredations for many years: His manner of life was altogether dissolute, card-playing, cock fighting, pilfering and stealing, were the whole of his emplOyment ; and he had been so successful in this way, as to acquire property to the amount of poi. or thereabouts, which property he assigned, previous to his trial, to a woman of the name of Scott, who lives at the Ouseburn, near this town,- and with whom he had cohabited many years. Prom the time of his receiving sentence, to the day of his execution, his mind seems to have been wholly engrossed in contriving means to escape. He had contrived,.by the assist.rnce of his accomplices, to get a great number of implements, such. as saws, for cutting iron, pick-locks, &c: &c. well adapted for his purpose; into the 'prison, which he hid in an bid broom that lay in the apartment where he was con fined; this. Has discovered ,by the vigifance.of Mr. Wolfe, the Gaoler, and removed. He had after. wards a _fres!, supply of the same materials, which he concealed in the neckcloth he wore ; this was' also discover-d by a fellow,prisoner, who slept in the same apartMent. His_ last resource then was, a derndance on his mistress, (Scott)'who was, a day or two before the time appointed for his execution, to bring him a fresh supply of implements. She came puntlually at the time, attended by aClergy. man of the Roman Catholic persnasion, wlibm she had requested to attend the Prisoner for religious purposes, but the attention of Mr. Wolfe again. defeated.this last attempt, by refusing all access to the Prisoner; unless 'he was present, which was obliged to be complied with. Atter the parties quitted the apartment where the Prisoner was, !Ors. Scott was searched by order of Mr. Wolfe, and the instruments before , • alluded to found upon her. All hopes of escaping being now at_an end, Carleton begun to discover marks of repentance and contrition for his crimes. - I-fe was removed from the prison about half-past seven o'clock in the morning ? (attended by Mr. Warrilow„ a go. man Catholic Clergyman, :of which .persuasion Carleton was) to the place of execution. At the fatal tree, Mr.' Warrilow, by Carleton's desire, informed the spe6tators that he confessed his guilt, and requested forgiveness for the many injuries.he had done. He was tied up in a few minutes, Ail d died apparently without a struggle. After having hung the usual time, he was cut down, and removed to the, Gallows" Field fur interment ; prior to which, his Mistress (Scott) very frugally stripped him to the shirt. A few days ag^ a coachrnanlelonging to one of ithe stages going out of London, left his box-coat on the seat, and in his hurry it was stolen. Soon after. lie direded lris ccurse to Rosemary-lane, where he salt' his coat on the arm of a Jew ; he bargained for it for. zSs. took the- Jew to a house, gave him half a-crown for earnest, saying he would return in half an hour, when he returned with a Costable, saying he was robbed of the same; the Jew said' he had bought it honestly of a strange man for Coachman,. to convince him that it was his proPerty, said he would find in the sleeve of his coat, sewed up, 401. in bank notes, 'which prOred to be the case ; not . wishing to give himself any farther trouble, he 'dismissed flie Jew, and gave hiM - the r zs: being the price he :,ave for the coat. • LONDON : Printed b At the SuN...l.:3fricE, - IRISIT'AfPAIDERS. TH E numller of New Members eleEled on tlie )f rt of Ire)and to the Imperial Parliament is 27, of tare tor- Counties,-one for the City of Dub.: 1, and the rest.for Boroughs. l'here have been but nine contests, in three . of `rich the Candidates successftil upon the face .of -turn, are younger Meinbera of 'the Latouche Family,- in the County of Carlow the old Members, Mr. ;urton Said Sir Richard Butler (the first for thirty ears its Representative), were-defeated by D. La:. :ouche, jun. 'Esq. - and Mr. B.agenal. Clare,--This County, after a few days contest, was yielded to, Sir Edward O'Brien by his cousin. Colonel M'Donnel. Dublin County-=---The old. Members . maintained their ground against Colonel Talbot. Dublin City—Mr. Ogle, its proved and faithful Representative, unanimously called upon but four years since; has been obliged, for the present, • to yield to, Mr. John Latouche,. jun. . In Trinity College an attempt was made to carry in a Candidate upon principles which we wish to see always defeated.and reprobated as they were in this instance ; the old Member : was re-eleCled. .Leitrim County—The Right Hon. T. Jones, an amiable,.and venerable. Senator, .has been excluded to, make room for another young Member of the fortunate. Family--P. Latouche, Esq. jun. Meath afrorded.a short contest, in which the old Members succeeded. One Of the sharpest contests in Ireland was that for the .City of Waterford, t%hereMr. Alcock was returned, but Sir John Newport has avowed his determination to petition. Downpatrick, after a short and brisk competition, has returned a Gentleman resideni in ►he Town, in oppOsition to the interest of a Noble Family which was supposed to predominate in that Borough, In the folloWing COunties and Boroughs new MemberS have been returned without any contest Antrim—Mr. Staples .retires to make room_ for Earl O'Neil's Brother. Armt►gh—Colonel_Cope yields to Mr. Caulfield, Lori CharlemOnrs Brother. ' amegal—Mr..Brooke 'declines, and Sir James Stewart is returned. Kildare—Another Latouche-.-.and .a Brother of the Duke of Leinster, a young Nobleman of sound principles, succeeds Colonel Maurice Keating, and Mr. John Latouche, .sen. In the King's County a decisive triumph has, been obtained by the . honest and patriotic Freeholders, who have unanimoudy tiezted a loyal tesiderit Gen tleman, in the 'place of Mr. Bowes Da y. The Hon. Mr. Newcomen succeed: his worthy and respeCted Fatheiin the Representation of Long ford County, • . Limerick has eleded Mr. Oliver in the place of Massey. Londonderry has been yielded by Sir George Hill . to his relation, Lord George Beiesford ; Sir George represents the City of Derry: • Sir Eyre Coote is chosen for the Queen's County, and the Hon. Capt. King for Rw.conamon—in the places of Mr. Parnel and colonel Mahon. - The changes which have , aken place in the re presentation of Boroughs, will be best observed by a reference to the List ;-they are of very little in_ terest. From a review of these Changes, and of the Re presentation in general, we have the pleasure of drawing one.eonclusion—that the principles of ja cobinism, or those leading directly to , them, ate entirely unpopular with the Eletors of, Ireland— In the only -instance in which • they were openly avowed, a &graceful defeat was the consequence ; and in anothei, where they were but suspected, the cause became so hopelesS that a contest was' not even ventured—and a new Member was unanimously brought ,forward in direft oppOsition to old and powerful interests and conneaions. It may, indeed, be supposed, that from the coin_ Flexion of the struggle for the City of "Dublin, something like a triumph would be claimed by this Party ;—but, besides that we do not see the triumph which eleaing 'one Loyal Gentleman in opposition to, another, can "furnish to..those who equally detest both, we do not acknowledge thai the disaffeded exhibited any portion of strength in the contest for Dublin ; and we are sure that Mr. Latouche• would feel himself much lietter, pleased Oct tile event be as it may) if they had not disi gracedbim and his connedions• by their. suffrages the miserable weakness of the Candidate, particu. larly supported by their Leader, is the best and most gratifying proof of their imbecility. • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK AUGUST MEETING. SATURDAY, AUG.2B. Sweepstakes'of 300.. each, togs. ft. for 3-yr old colts carry- Sst. zib. and fillies 7st. izib. Two•miles, x 3 dub scribers. . . I.d Darlington's b. c. by Beninglarough t out of Lardella Ld FitzWil4;:am's b. c. Orville, by I3entrigbrough, .out or . . , Evelina - - - - . ' Sir R. Jinn's ch. c. Tankersley, by Overton dam by Phcenornenon, out of Matron, the darn of Sir Solomon 3 Mr. Croft's b, c. by Traveller, dam by King Fergus, or I u piter ; - - Five and 6 to 4 agst Orville, mid 5 to - 2 agst Lcr Darling ton's c. A fine race. .• The King's Plate of ioogs for, five-year old mares, /vit. Four miles. Mr. Garforth's gr. Marcia, by .Coriander, out of Faith by Paco/et • - - - Mr. Carter's b. Quiver, by Dart, dam by Drone Mr. Hutton's ch. Crazy Jane (late Minerva), by Walnut 3 Mr. Shephard's ch. Diana, by 'Carbuncle, out of Madcap, by King Fergus Vvo and 3 tot on Marcia. 'A fine race. The Ladies' Plate, free for any horse, &c. ; three-year olds carrying 6st. z 11;. tour-year olds, 755. 91b. five-year olds, Bst. 51b six-year olds and aged,. Bst. 121 b. Mares to be allowed 31b. and Maiden Horses, &c. allowed 31b. — Four 14iles. Sir T. Gascoigne's ch. c. Lenox, by De!pini; out of Slapbang and Symmetry's dam, 4 yrs old Hon. L. Savile's ch. h. Cinnamon, 5 yrs old, -a Mr. Garforth's ch. c. Trim, by Acacia, dam by King Fergus, 3 yrs old . - • - 3 tot and stoa on Lenox. Won easy. Mr. Milner's b. h. by Fortunio, beat Mr! K'irwan's Fu &man, by Magog, list. 41b. each, from Middlethorpe Corner to the Ending Post, so gs.—Won easy. 'SHIT YARMOUTH, Auc:. 29. .Arrived—the Toseoh,' Boulter, and , rd A9c mel t Brown, 'from Memel. Sailed-- , the Paget, Bracey, for PeterSburgh ; Alert, Blv, for Malaga ; Lark, Graves ; Pritish far, Anoison, and Ago- Balcharn, for Liverpool ; Constant Trader, Plow man, and Fair Trader, Steward, for;Londori, , ' GRAVESEND,' AUG. 29. - . Passed by—the Neptune. Isabella, Robinson ; Roy al. George, Brookhinks ; Brother, Goodwin, and Ross, Bruce, from Jamaica.; Mary and Jane, - Lisbon' Francisco, --, from Car thagena ; Ellie, —, and Fame, Anderson,. from-I-It:Mb - re; Clarendon, ; Betsey, —, and Triton, --, from Gibraltar ; Riga Merchant, " , from .Dantzic ; Hum _ phries, Shelly, fiord .Antiglia ; -- Hannah, - Baker, frcim nam ; Trent; Parrott; froirt Ainorca ; Queen; 'Parrott, front Honduras.; Royal Clurjotte, and Britannia,- Chanf brs, from Grenada; •Atalapta, }richer, from Britannia, son, from Quebec. FRICE Sank Stotk I India Stock Navy 5 per Cent. tool South Sea Stock per Cent. t 7 9 -7, tozil I.xcheq. - Ntis s. s. • risks per Cent. Fundable dirto prem. Per Cent. C0n..1361 . 3d Exchequer tills dis. per Cent. Red. 64-1. thrinurn. 911 to ga dis. per Cent. Con. 6s4*l- 7n Imper. 3 per . • )itta..licrip Ditto Alin. :ank 1.. Ann. 2o 5-16 a tlanklor opening - • 'lnto Short Ann. India For Ace. ')itto Scrip Consols for Oa. YESTE LONDON MARKETS, &c. RETURN OF ; WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, - By klesrs. CHILD and MA tr As, Meal - Weighers, Including only from the Ibtit of Aug. to the eist of Aug .. _ ~ Agreeably to the new Ad -. • So Quarters at 75s od I 37g, Quarters at 67s od sl ------- at 741 €(1, 465 —.---- at 66s od 43 —— at 74s od ' 147 -- at 65s cd 128. —.--.-.4- . -- at .733. od 4,1 167 ,721 6(1 401 ------ at 645-od 161 : at 72s Oct I . xj6 ,----- at 63s od to • at 713 od 500 -- at 62s od 1048 - at 61s od 425 -- i.- at 6gs od 181 68z ...--..---:- At 6.; od . - - . Total scgB'Quarters.—Average 665. Sid. Is. 7t-d. higher than.lait Return. A RP, TIJRN . .Oy• FLOUR, From Aug. 14, to .Aug. 20, frern the. Cockof Office. Sacks. s. d. I Sticks. s. d. acks. s. d. OS 55 o 1 13 $ 2 I ^ 6 29 51 • 6 366 54 0 I rot 52 o I 89 v 5 1 4 53 0 re. ir • 6 Total 50 . 975 Sacks.—Averre. - 545. 9,0. 03. id. loor than last Sacks.--Average urn. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND WALES, EndiUg Aug. 21. Wheat '69s. 2d: Barley 325. 4d. [Beans 255. lod. Rye 445. od. Oats 21s. 6d. Pease 395. -9d. SE E D 9. Carraway ... . -36 s to 4cis ner cwt. Cori - .alder ..- - 3os to 36;,, to. Canary - .- . r 130 s, to 93 do. New Rape Seed .. 341. to 371: per last PRICE OF HOPS." nAns. .POetCETS. Kent, 61. tos. to SI. os. j Kent, 71. los. to 81. 15s. Sussex, 61. os. to 71. tos. I Sussex, 71. os. to SI. 4s. Essex, 61. os. to 71. tos. f Farlillant, 81. os. to tot. los Ou'y laid at k. 24,0c0 SMiTHFIELD MARKET, Aug. 30.' To sink the 01 - 141—oer stone of 131 b. Beef, 3s. Bd. to 4s. Bd. Veal, 4s. ed. to ss. 6d. -Mutton, Ss. od. to Ss. Bd. Pork, ss. od. to bs. od. Lamb, Ss. ocl. to 6s. .4d. READ OF CATTLE THIS DAY. Beasts abbot anoo—S heel, and Lambs $4,000. NEWG ATE and LEADENHALL MARKET, Aug. 3o Beef, 3s. zd. to 45.0. .Veal, 3s. 4d. to ss. od. MUtton, 4s. 81..MSs‘. 4d. Pork, 55. cd. to 6s. od. Lamb, 4s. 61. , to ss. gd. PRICE Of LEATHER (perlb.)NT LEAIYENIIALL. Butts, so to 's6lb. each —19 d. to lid. Ditto, 60 to 661 b. -each - 23 , 1. to 25d• Merchants' ;Backs, - - - - JO. to 20d. Dressing Hides, - - iB4. to igd. Fine Coach Hides, , r - - 19th to 21d.. Crop Hides for cuttiv,, L 1931 to 2.2(1. Flat Ordinary - - - - - 160. to igd. Call-Skins; 4o to solb. per Dozen, 24d. to 33d. Ditto; so to :zolb. - zsd. to Sod. ' Ditto 7 o to 84th., 2;d.' to 27:1.. Small Seals (Greenland) 36d. to 39d. per lb. • Large ditto, - loos. to 1405. pet Dozen. Tanned Horse Hides, as. to 325. per Hide. Goat Skins - - - 3os. to 68s. per Dozen. Bark, per load, , - - —l. to —l. RAW} IDES Best Heifers and Steers (past.) 'Ordinary, 2S. Sit. to 2S. JOS. 3S. dirt. -to-3s. Bd. Market Calf, 9s. 6d. each. Middling, 3s. 2d:-to 35„.4d. - English Horse'. 4s. to t6.i. od. Sheep Skins ;Shearlings) • - JS 6d 'to . 23 6cl Lirnb Skins - - - - 2s `od .od to '3s 6d PRICE ter .1 Al, 1.0 W. St. ratnes's Market 3s. • yd. 1 Town Tallow 645. od. (Aide Market Russiado.(Cand) 62,5. 6d. ‘Vbitechapcl Market 3s. Kid. Russia do. (Soap) 60s. per stone ofBlb. - 7 - 7 -- Melting Stull* 545: - 535. 2.1 d. Ditto rough Average price 3s. yd. C; raves7l6s. C;ooci Dregs tos. tied, Zos.—Curd, its. efs. 6d.-111u1d5,,12./s. . Yellow Soap, 72S.—Mot Price cf Candles per riozen; St, lAMI-21,/s . HAY ;MARKET, Aug: 28: Hay; 4i. os. ed. to 71. 75,'0c1.-.—Aver. .51.. /3s. 6rl. Straw, 21. tO zl. -173'.. 6c1.-=-Afer. al. 11S. Od. WHITECIIAPEI. MARKET,'Aug. 23. Hay, 51. 55..3d. to 71. 14.5. --Afer. 61. as. 6d. Clover, 71. 0d...t0 el. Ss.. od.—Aver. 7i. 17s. 6d. Straw, 2i. os. ed. to 21. 10§. zi. ss. act. IifIZTIIIZ.; On S!!tvlay, Tay Arnhem, a: 'his Lordship's Scat, at lontre ti, in of a ‘;<)11. • • -. 0,1 S a..d p ev2ninK, Mrs. Taylor, of Hatton Garden, o'' a • • At the !muse of the late, Mr. .M4docks, in Lime-street, 2.,(tows, of a DaUgh ter. : . -• . . . ~. . • Al/lßli I".kb. • . On S iturday, at Hack - icy, by thi . Rev. Mr. Watson, Wir ,am R;lod4s, gsq. :of II•)xton, to 14;iss• Cooper, of Ciap.. ,n. . . Yesterday, at A11ha110%1 , 4, Lornbard;street by the ReV . , r. Todd, Mr. Abraham . Luke, of Royston, so Miss North, ~iUgltter of Mr: Joan Nbrth,•ot Gracechurch-street. On t•Vet'..ae‘day last, ,at., the Churck or St. Clement Danes, .ord Viscount Falkland, •to Miss Anton. • •- • - On the 'ma. at St..Puul's, Liverpool,. W. !'honias Holland, Lejiisl§treet, I,lercllnt, 15 Miss ~), Hous , A;eepet to Tnnatas Parke,- Esq. .1 Satur,lay -last, at Linnb2th Cii , o - ;:n, by tl:e Rev. Dr. y se, Booidiey Burg - Ss, EfiCl 1 - I.intmersrnith, 'to ;arr,:qt, only clauBiitc.r . of B ;Tap,t Barest, Esq. of Stock well; • y„ . COAL EXCH:' Best Coal s, in tlie Pool, per Chaldron 41s. od. Delivered to Housekeepers at • - sos. od. Second Sort :per .Chaldron , ' - ' 365.. od. Delivered to Housekeepers. at -4.5 - od. Inferior sorts cheaper in proportion. COUNTRY MARKETS. IDLE: !in, on,Thursday, Aug 26. I Oats - ' - 245. to 3os. Igeans - - 355. to 395: Pease , - - 4os. to 425. IJXBR Corn-Inspe&or's Retu V neat, per loati, 141, v.,s. to 7 171. 10S. Yew ditto, 181. to 1491. per guar. 335. to 38s. •NrwEt:r.r, Wheat, 48s. od. to 68$. od. New Wheat, 7ts. , Barley, 275. od. to 295. 6d. AUG. 26 Beans, 335. od. to 4os. od. (fats, 205.. ed. to 245. od. Peas; 36s od. to 4os. od. READING, AUG. 26. - 1 , Wheat, Gos. od. to 725. od. Oats, z3s. 6d. to 2.85. od. New, os. od. to os. od. Beans,. 355. od. to 38.:;. od. Barley, 25S od. to 335. od. Pease, 4os. od. to —s. od. SALISBURY, AUG. Wheat, 545. od: to 665. ad. I Oats, ;Bs. od• to 245. 01 Barley, 245. od. to 3os ad. Beans, 365. ad. to 425. ad. WAJIMINSTY.R, AUC. 28.,_ Wheat, 665. od. to 725. od. I Oats, 21S. od. to 225. od. Barley, 235. od. to 313. ad. Bean, 38s. od. to 425. od. Wheat, Barley, nFArtzEs, A tic. 26. 645. to 7os. Oats 245. to 285. Beans 225. tO 265. 335. tO 425. rajcplA - NA ti'M'lti I I.LAN, of flow:-Street,' Covent-Garden); and Publisbid by WILLIAM AiiMICFR SCRIPrs, (of tiorse_ferry-road, Westminster); 'No. ii 2, Stravd ; where ilcivertriements, Order( for the Paper, Letter( for the Editcr, &c. (port-paid), nita,t b addressed. DILW. Yesterday , morning, at his house in Bridge-street, Black:: jylia E , idovv.:s, , Esq. a ged.Br. On Tuesday . the 24111'41st'. ilubhart, of Blackheath, aged La l s :; t 4. %;eek, rAiel of th 6 late:Lorct Bishop of Limerick, 'anti 'Dowager. Viscountess Southwei (An Wednesday, zged 57, - Mr. Benjamin Dyson, of YOrk, who h a d b e en on a Journey, and, by 1.1)448 - in a damp bed, occasioned his death. • At the Curragn of Kildare; Mr. Marmaduke Bell, the De puty Ranger, - aged 108, He was a rider at the York Maces 111 1714. On Sunday last, in the King's -Bench Brison, oFa deep de cline, M..130.i5i, a Musical Pfofcssor or eminent talents: NEW IN'VENTLD HATS T N consequence of the very' great 'Cothplaint of - A Lite, of the bad quality of Hats, it less induceplr. Hare, of No. 71, Strand,„whou,.• resided the r.: these twenty years *, to try the exl;eriment•of mixing Moles' tur withlteaver, and ii , hich lie has to ind to answer his most ardent expe...tations,not on iy fOrth'eirddrahility,whiCh, on trial, V, ill be found to wait' out near two suit Hats as are inade in the usual way, tits Mole Fur making them so much finer, and of a closer texture than the various Coarse Fur,slitat are usually Made use of in the Manufaelnring . of, Wits ; gnd, with other good qualities, the -Fur will not come ott;•-whicit has.heen so, much coal= pl.lilv2d of of late, as well as their L,king a mo s t h eaut it4 .13 ac, which will retain their colour.; and bei ng .t h e Madnia-z:ztli,a of his own . Hats, he soils them" at the IoW .. price of. it; ;s Stamps' included. Likewise a irariety , of Army and Navy 1-I,as, Folding ditto, l'atut S 11: flats, Li, • , ..er,, la,s, and Ladies and Children's Hal:;, ci,-:::LRI y trirrurred- • &• ii. Wor.fhv stip , ! , atte-o4i-on Ot M . ,i - cnauts ,-;),- !,. • p• , .tatioh. ... * 4 NI ' • S': —, :1 • in s• - ;i-v -, , It ' S nut wish. : ut 4. r. )...U, 1 A:“.E, , .k, ~ oi", n iticilif deviated . tioni'(egtiLdity 61.. ractice, but I 'feel sufficient , c•omperisatOn in having . considerably.i.ondui.ed to the ame lioration of line's severest stificrings. As a .14E,ND31.7.R`C,F, 1 - 1-lE' ROYAL COLLEGE O tt:, su RGE(SI`,IS,' I ‘vaS•d•sirous to re:.-file the rktini4 of indis eretior ir6in the 'taiia , nty anciignprance of those to which tins branch hall been hicherto disgracetuily and inuriously , confined - . And as no d.'3orders are mere inkpor - tant than the VENER.F.',AL pist.ASE end 1.1)k..pti.t . 7 . e, 1112 y certainly require abilities fully equal, and- aventi;:. ~ .i :li less remission than can be )areci,by general Praaition- - .,.. 411'v enereal Coinpiaints are s::nn',. ;n their first appear ances, but irresistibly fatal in their progress. 1 o prelude the possibility ot'danger by an innucdi.tte core, or to erradi cate the must insidious and the must complicated cases, Call 01.11i7 he expected from a 4 ) rattitioneriii re etly and uniformly engaged in sail exertions: . . •To re-animate the iTarne by the graluat progress of Mali eine, and to procure nut merely a renewal; but an absolut; • increase of vigour to the.setv hose constitutions Involver! un dermined by a sEcit Er and sot. t T ARV V rcis, tins nee') theol3- jett and, pursuit of nine years - practice. Auti6l ±e casualties and calalliities which surround us,,,no situation is more grat in% to the feeling niind,-thali that of tiro deb4iited- sufferer, who is conscious that his own imprudence Os been the tin,- fOrtunate cause' of his merited misers—brit to sink in de" span:, from a desire of Comealhig I.is mistoitime, is, ont.f r addiiig to the culpability of his first . inclii,cretio.ls. Al? however - difficult other Medical Men inay considcrsuch coal' plaints, 1 feel enableut to ulli;r a cure where the most eanine4 and.the.most re's pectahle' have fiti le:I. The tei - ms.. of reinutiera - ,ion the up..c.:nivcically stated on the first iiiterview,'and liberi.,:lity of ;reatment, as well as regtl.• larity of qualitiLation, constitlit;.: the ?lan ni>ort which ' - illr. - 11--- - ntay`be'consulted persmhtl Iv ur by letter ! St his house, No; 29, Armidel-Street, Strand, near Temple liar- Theni.iS' adadattional entrance in Water-street, adjoining , anti thelnime iS'ini bogs thedoers. ' ' - , M. B , 'Member of the Royal College of S6reeom; . !.. ,! To THOMAS TAYLOR E• , ski ' • NO. q, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured : Sir, T. BEG leiire to infoim you, that ever since tFe ye3l - 790, —live been aliliaeti with the Lues Ver. ,l " rea ; A hick, lioni its obstinaiely, resistqlg r every course o', Medicine prescribed: lv the. most - eminent:of the lacultf nere, and undergoing several severe courses of and twice discharged from the libspital, with little relief, ;ippoar to'he of the , Anost inveterate, 11.:tUre. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, aS pearly, to put a - I>criud to my:existence—l had t large u or un the cro 01 my head,' one. on each aim, and in v 4 -5 waire bloke out in a frightful manner my light was dread' fully painful,. and had been in a state of ulceraticin for the last'seven years.; my left had also t‘Vo• large nodes on i t ° ivas very .Much discoloured,. and gav- me such excrittiat" ing pain, particululy when warm in 13 . d, as nearly to de" privetne of rest; in this. lamentable state, I was rerOi mended by Mr. J. Thbuipsb6; ( : svho i...2c.Zi'v'cd so great % t cure by them Jp2.re), to take your Leakei Patent which I be)::in to do on the 76th Qt May ; in the course of a tortni, , ,i - it, • P began to receive . benefit—in tittle more . than a Munt;l, the ulcers on my heed and arins we e soundly healed--soon'after,"the sores 61 - 1 my leg:: healed also; leaving, however,. considerable disc,loid7.ti; , n ut ale skin, and padi'in the bone of the lett, which, by the 9les• ling_Of Goa, and a little- longer perseverance in'yodr nova' suable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skill regaining its natural hue, and the nodurnal pains gradilalif young OIL l thuS'becaine, by your liber.d adv.ice and Me' Sicine, perfectly tree. fthin 'all my. thriller. corn Plaint s--- hvie recovered my termer spiritS and strength, and aM be" come jolly arid fat, in which state havingcontinued 101 riaorithslo thr astonislimeßt of ali V,tho't...tiv me, 1 art 3 a loss in what terms to express my but for-the good of other suffering mortals, to make this)". case as. public -as possible, as 1 . shall on every occasio n in sci:doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir,' your 'gratefu l* obedi'et, very humbleservant, • ALEX. MURIti-Eit• • Swan's c lose, 1-0;h-street, Edinburgh. •,• .Wiwc,,es to III?. above Cure: THOMPSON, No, 3, New Poultry Market; and lons M`lwrosi-r, Old Assembly-Close, Prepared and Sold.by : the sole Proprietor, Taos aA s Member of the Koval College or ,atjus House; No. 9, New Bridge-street, r Lori-do: 11 4 Ivnere, titter ...:onstant resldence! of more than thirtY -5 'years, ,in a practice particularly direeied to the etitc '':lt Veneteal Complaints and those in,:idental . to the 1 3 ;.“ .1 ' 0 t Generation, with that inviolable . secrecy which' ova. 10 , ~•• his : profession siewild always observe in such .case s 9 flatters honself, toe a,,'vice ;ua..l assistance he gratuitou s io to persons takinc this Medicine, wil l 1,, • esteemed, by a discerning Public. as an advantag e se. • . . dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. of Also 'sold, by his'appointmenr, tor 'the conveniencest. those living . at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No--35 , 0 p.. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 0 3. ; ford-street; Mr. Uisborough's, No. 7, Fish-street - " Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Littlel 7ovc `,„' hill,;. Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinbuigli; ,Mr Y donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Callweli's, Dublin; arid bl person in' every considerable town in Great Britain and fo il land, in Boxes of only as, gd. each, sealed up , wit 4 ma y and plain direelions, Whereby persons of either sc 3 cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety' w ith N B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is seaied upis a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commission 1 1, 7 0 ,.. printed, at the Stamp-,ollice—" T. Taylor, No. 9 , 401 Bridge-street," —to imitate which is Felony, arid all 04 are Counterfeits.