The Sun. — London, England, 1801-07-07 00:00:00

John Atkins was tried for a capital offence, in p vately stealing from the person .of_Peter Kelly two guineas and five shillings, his-property. This case was shortly' disposed of.. The Prose cutOr'ltated that he had been drinking on the i Bth, of June, at the Griffin public-house in Golden-lane, - -where he fell" Asleep: on his- waking lie instantly missed' his Money, which he said a - Woman told him that the Prisoner picked his pocket. Of it. This wonian , was called lip.on'to give her evidence, and afterwards formally. calleti upon her recog nizance, but without clic-a; In consequence.of the obvious deficiency in the evidence, the jury were - direaed to acquit the Prisoner . , which was done ac co rd i y PRICE W. HOPS. BAos. Kent, 61. os. to SI. Ss. 4 Kent,' 81. os.. to tot, os. .tts`sex, 51, !ZS. to Sl. OS. I Sussex, 71. oS. 1091. os. Esser, Si. os. to 81. os. Farnham, 51. os. to txl. os. SEEDS. Red Cl:6vcr, (per cwt,) zos. to •gas White Clov . er, ditto . - ' .20S. to I Jos Trefoil; ditto - . - - - ' - is-. to 465 Turnip, (per - bushel) - - 2. •16s. ,to t.S:,, Rye C. 4 . ,, (pe(quarter) - - - las. to - 7405. Cinque Foil, - ditto - - : - . os. to es White ;Mustard Seed, (per bushel) - - los. to r4s. 'Brown ditto, ditto. , . . Jos. to r4s. Gd Canary Seed, ditto 7 , , Ss. .. to • los Rape Seed, (}ter last) - - -. •• 4 01 . to . 441. ‘')111)i rtmcd CI. I.A N, liow-I;tr:c.t..Uortnt.G4 - ,"(;:a1); and by _N , Y 1, ,1 / 4 1,1 ARMiI:RiSORIPPS : (Of At the .Strand ; where Advrrtuements, Or lers for the .'ater, Levers for . the Pitor, &c, (peg. OLD BAILEY. FIFTH DAY-MONDAY, JCYLY 6. . . Catherine Ford was indifted for a capital offente, in feloniously stealing on the z4.th of June, a silken purse containing nine guineas, ten half guineas, and a two guinea piece; the: goods and monies of 'PeteP• Everitt Mestaer, Esq. i . rl The Pii'soner was ayoung girl, whO, it appeared, Ind been discharged-from the service of ihe Prosecu tor, about five ,weeki_before lire Robbery. was com mitted. On - the clay above mentioned, Mrs. Mes taer found her Seratoire broken open, and the purse' containing as laid in the indiament taken The servants were all severally and closely examin ed about the circumstance,,-bU!' without effea.." A particular search throughout the .hotise then took place, .then, in-one of-the Garretts the:Prisoner. was found lying betwee.n , the marass and the bed, The Purse was lying under her, and a broken case knife., Op being discovered, she immediately Said, '' lam the wicked thef, search no further." She appear ed to I ye been at the time in circumstances of very great distrest, eyed in a starving condition. Some broken "victuals were found ire her possession, Which it seemed, she had taken in the house. She was im mediately delivered over to the charge of an Officer, and the PUrse was fully identified by the PrOsecu for's Lady, who swore also to the two guinea piece, and one of the half guinea s. The' unhappy girl, ` 'who '.Was ' much aff , ...Cled throughout hertrial, Was unable to offer 'any defence. No Witnesses appeared in her behalf. ' The RECORDER briefly stated the circumstances of the ease ; and with respeCi to‘t he faCl of the Pri„ soner's in the extremity of distre:•-; at the time, - Which was very hinnanely dwelt upon by the Learned • Counsel for the Prosecution, Mr. KNowt.`ps, wl,oinhisopening observed, that it was matter: for consideration with the Fountain of Mercy in apportioning her punishment, and nor to influence the Verdiet of the 'jury. In regard to the charge itself he thought it 'clearly . Made out, .and', saw no opening left. ' • 'I he Jury shortly found the Prisoner,Guilty, (Death)' bUt recommended her 'to iVietty on the grounds of heryouth, the extreme distress she was, in, and" the probability' of its being her first of fence. James Walton , ' it private in the - Coldstream' Re giment of Foot Guards, was also capitally con vided, on a charge of .feloniously stealing in: the dwelling-house:of Daniel Cowley, a Bank of England Note, 'another fOrjol. and other articles, Ms property. The. Prosecutp, it appeared, •keeps the White swan public-house near Execution,Dock, at which the Prisoner was quartered. On the loth of May the 401. note in question was rezeived by the wife of the Prosecutor from a Mr. Cottrell, in the al); sence of her husbana.. On his coming home, he locked it up, together with. the tol.. note; in )lis bureau, and the next morning he missed them. By the evidence of one Riding . a soldier, and a com rade of the Prisoner, it appeared that .on the itst of May he. had been drinking with the latter at the public-house : they also dined together on some thing extraordinarily cornfortable,and in the course of the day he saw a 401... and . a 191. Bank-note with the Prisoner : the latter he changed for him in payment of the reckoning, as the Prisoner, it ap peared, could not read.. He afterwards requested the Witness (Riding) to procure casi•for the. 4.01. note,.promising him a compensation for his trouble. In this endeavour, the parties went to the ._shop of one Levy, a clothcsrnan, in . Rosemary-lane. Riding there agreed to give 15s. for a coat, and tendered the 461. note for. change._ Levy's people deetnin , r it rather a novel circumstance for a soldier tO• be possessed of a 401. Bank of England note, sent to inquire at the Bank whether it was genuine. The parties accompanied the messenger ; but while the application was making at the Bank the Prisoner kept at a little distance. The note being found ge. nuine, and no reason then appearing for withhold. ing the change, the Witness_ received at the Bi 7 .'nka 201. note, a tol. and" the rest in small notes, which were all given to the Prisoner. By another chain of evidence it appeared,. that in consequence of, some information received. by the Prosecutor, the Prisoner was apprehended in about a fortnight after at a public-louse in Green‘Vich he was searched, some money, and about 6 or 71. in notes, - was found on his person : these he afterwards acknowledged to have received from the mistress of the public„house in change for a . 201. note : this was really the case ; and .the 201. he gave the woman was produced ; and this note, upon subsequent. and sedulous inquiry, was found to be'that lic.had re. ceived at the. Bank as part of the change of the 401. through the medium of the Witness Riding : and-it farther appeared in evidence, ,that_ the +ol. note' in' 'question was that received by, the Prosecutor's wiN,..e from Mr. Cotterell as above mentioned. •It also appeared, that when first taken bpfore Magistrate, he-made a sort of confession and ac knowledgment that he had received the notes laid in the Indiamenlfiorg the Prosecutoi.'.s maid, who he said had desired.hihi to take care of them for her. On evidence to this general effe& oil the part of the prosecution, and the defence offered by the Pristiner "not being satisfaefory to ,the Jury, 'they were in duced to find a verdid pf—Guiltj, Death. . CLERKEVIVELL. El;ze;4eill 'was indiaed for assauit;ng Flay, and %;vithholdin . g froin ficr necessary food for her sustenance. This was -a case of the .most . diabolical - a,ftl wan ton cruelty that has occurred in our rccolleAion Vrisoner lived in a Court, in the neigh bourhood'of. Finsbury-square, and wa r s married to a man of the name of who had two female children by a'forMer marriage., the elder .aged 13, the younger I). FrOm the testimony of several of her neighbours, -it appeared that she was. in' the constant praEtice of outrageously beating, kicking, and,rnaltreatingse infants, yery _frequently with oaths and curses; declaring that She would kill them Oht of the way. In addition to this she gave them so little food, that they . hw,-e- been seen to eat potatoes from . AbOut - 3 ,ipqntlls ago . they were sent to fetch some soup from a soup-house, ,whe n they were, from such complicated cruel ty, totall y exhusted and unable-to walk the whole length of the way. They sat themselves clown- at a baker's door, where' the squalid appearance of the poor - little wretches ex cited the attention-of the, passengers.—LTheY were taken in (loots,' and had some food offered, to. them, !mit Nature was too much debjlitated, for they could . not .even eat. They took only a little warm milk. They were sent from ,thence to the workhouse, where tire eldest soon after died. The . youngest was produced in Court, and, though it had been carefully nursed and fed for three months,, - was still so weakly as scarcely to:le able, to stand, and,-in appearance exhibited a mere skeleton covertki .with skin. The Court sentenced her to two years imprison, t -, The nouvelle, the splendid, and the interesting have taken up their residence at the Royal Circu, Sr. George's Fields, and are visited by crowds of admirers' every evening. The. Fire or Al bert and Rosaiie, , displays them in their brightest charms; and is, by their aid, becoine the prime at traiTtion 'of the Metropolis. ;—its attendant also, the Pantomime of the British in E . gypt, remains de servedly high in, public favour. LOT:DON MARKETS, &c. • CORN;EXCI-I.NNG E. Morn)AY - Jaz.N. 6. We have had a. very short supply,of English C orn Est mar ket this day, tacit Foreign,. which. caused Wheat of fine qualify tol - oe• full 53. per quarter dearer,' since this day ec'nnighi. Vine n:1611 - 0,1.1; asset and Sulfolk, went off from z3cs.. to isos: anti tiac Kentisit,:lss. • - In Rye,- no variation. • • Barley-acid Malf ale very dull sale, there being but little derhindfor either. • ' : • -' Oats,' of fini: quality, arc, if any thing,.rather dearer. In White and Grey. Pease, ',Fick and, Stall Beans, and othti articles, little or no alteration. • Flour ss—Ligher than last Monday.: 7 RETURN PRIC On board Shi -65 s ya gss od ips a,.os od ts,ssaos - - S d. Od' sos 4 6os od -30. s a 4is od -54 s a os 0,1 -ft4& od sos to 76s - od —s a --s od t 6os a 755 9.4 I E OF CRAPS, ' p, as under Grey Pease 42s a sos od Fine - - • 54s a—s od Wtleat Fine ditto Superfine Dantzic Rye Barley rile Superfine Mast Fine - White Pease Short Small Oats 2.:,S '485 od Eine ,I r oS od -Potapds ' ~2.6 s a 40s oit :Virne s od Sr ia.ll Beans • ,4^5 1. 4kis od Fine - - cs a—s od Ticlt ditto ,36s a 417; —s od kine . d4to 4e:.; a-s d RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK...LANE, • Ey Messrs. CHILD and MA 1. r A Meal-Weighers; 'in cluding only from the 2.2.1 of [one to the 27th of June, agreeably t0.A61 of Parliament.. 12 - Quarters at r3ss od 132 41 56r ----- at ,l36s od - 772 .at 129 s od 5.39 475.--„÷--- 7 at on. 51 • at 1 1255 ad 205 at 124 S on 4 8 —7-----7 at tz2s.. od 9i at 12Is 'od 3S at 118 s od -31 at r - 16s od at 115 s Oct 177 .at it 4 .s, od zoo 2.80 igoo • 9 . 5 Bv3 435 . at. 1075 od 599 1241 at 1055. .od Total, 15967 Quarter 3s. toi , d: tower 49 Quarters at Jois od 390 'at io3s od 30 41 102 S cd 7,-- 77 —,at, lots .cd -- 970 -- -at tdoS od 265 99s 241 . 155 . at. 975 4 od 9r at 96s ad 406 250 . 95) 720' at 9is od 1193 .76 1303 385 316 4 55 --- at 3s od 3 8 4 so t 67S • cd 5o Rio •s=average lo3s. than last Raturn.. ,PRICE FLOUR. . Fine Flour toss to nos od Bran = t3s 6cl Coarse ditto 7os to. Sos od I Fine Pollard - 21$ to 23$ A RETURN From jime,2o, to June 26 F FLOUR + from the Cocket Office. 4 sacks 'at • ioss. Bd. 215 14 33 * at Ip4i. at. 'g at - Jo3s.-od. '53 at i 024. rod. 37 . 28 •• at 1021. 40 9 . at lots. 03. 7 . at To7,s. 17221 -- , at , loos. cd. to 9 0 at 99 3. 3a. 213 S 181.- at 935.' od. 92 at 973. od. 35 2,0 57 132 • 85 .91.1. - 3d. To T, l .;tal 19620 Sacks.- 'os. 3i-Lt. Higher ti 78 sacks at 935. 6d. 99 ----. at 925. lod. 4-- at 925. 6d. 55 - at 925. od. 76 at. 9Js. sd. Eo at gas od. 6o - at 893. A. at 83s. 6d. at 87s. Tod. I 35i , 1 4 34 at 85s. Sd. 1,) at 855. ed. , • lo • 1 4 34 3 at- 775. ;.(1. at 74S . . 1 4 at 701. od 4 at 6os. od. 7 at 595, 3d. --4—Averagc.99s. ian last Return. SMITH - TIELD MARKET •itilv.6. - • - To sink th Qii4l---p_orstOne of 811 i- , Eee,sf, 4s. 4cl. to ss. 44. Veal, 4s. od. 55.:6d. Mutton, 4s. H. to ss. Sd. Potk; 4d.'to6s. Sd. Lamb, 4S. sd. to 6s .od . HE AD OF CATTLF. T Ilcast - s 1900---Slwep and Lzitnl4T7sbo. ... • NEWG A'FE and LEADENIIAL t. MARK . ET, July 6. to •4s: 3s. 6,1. .to 55. oil. tb 3s. 4(1. ss... 4d. ta - 6s. Bd. • •:- Lamb, 4s. 4d. r.o.st;:. 6d. .• • PRICE OF LEATHER (per Ih.) 3'C LEADENH.4LL.` Butts, .56 to 5611): - - 6 - ii3Ob to Iqtf. Ditto, 6o to 6Nb. - - - - to 23d. Merchants' lacks - - xid. to 26d. Dressing • - - 5.1:1. to t6d. line Co ~ii'Hides - - Iv.i. to iRd. Cr4)il itles. for cutting - , - - .to 19d. Fiat - -- - ; - - isd. to Call Skins, 50 'to 7clh. per Dozen , 2,a. to 5(1.. -79:•10- ' " -.- 2Z4. to .2.5 d. Ditto, ' 3 0 tR.4c.) IS 1) • ' Small . Seals'(Gicenland)3p'S. - to . '33s. ? Der Dozen. rargaditto; • ' - loos. to . -.1405, Tannesl HoLse Hides, 143. to 255. per. Hider " Goat Skins - - to 65.5. per Dozen. Price of Biirk per s . —l. o. : tc: i'l IC"Ii OF St. prnes's Marktl 3s. 4.1.* Trwn 'ratio ClareMaket. ‘,lthi!echapei )ficarket (Soipj 555. —s. , per stone 61:31t;: Stute /6d. liitto rou-,;1 Ave.:4aq p(icg 3s. 3,1: I(; ray es t):;. Gool Dr. s 13;. Soan 543. , , Canziles, peT dozen, its. ca.--,Mblds, .i2s: St. iA - N1F.5 1 1-IA - Vi,MAR.K.F.'r, ply 1. Hay, 41. is's. od. to 61." ji. los, 6d. Straw y mil, bv. od. to 31..35. iSs. W-1-UrtECTIAPRI, NIAP...KTiT, July 4. Hay, 41.'i03i. od. ;661 ; Rs. Clover, 61, to i, 9s. oi— r -Aser. 61. i3s..oct. Straw', i1. 1 1;.:>. 0.1. :0 . 3 o:l.—Ps.vei. 13s.'od. SHIP .2V „TVLI 5. rri voci---thelnno, 1 , 11),1 tiorcr, ar3 B'lllylry, film Liverpool ; art,.la Ars, iroin . :Veymouth ; and Miserva o -Rcv..l,! trotn. ,itara,. icr COWS ; Anne, ; and Unity; for ,London. . AVE : St 14b,' JULY• 5.• • • 'Palsectby-,s - he reen wic h, • 1.3. w, rani Vetlice . ;...P4nter,, tiarnbro' . - Grenada, Ricii4rdson ; rhtines, • fa • . - Fainc;Wilt.bn ; tftti . 'Comet, -- from Pe .r ,t ; lustana, "; Echo, Kerntal,r, and .dive, tr, : .'.l.artinipw ;, , Aliriam, - Harvey, and Po- Dublin, and Julius", piL2ftlorfro St. Lucie ; Martha, T 1... , fr;nr Bar - b.does i'Nfarvlai!d, Fagat,.frum la ; .Bollard, from jli ,•: • • Dre,' Chit te:7, - ..fot Malta ; ichol s, forri/aliiniore; ...and-King • Solo. e for J-Lurinrep . • • E H. Qn Satxrday, iffstart, at Stamfard, the Lady of James mor:i Joir. - ,f;tone, of ./Itii', l. l4'. - .l3r:"ora Son awl Heir., MARRIED, .Araterclay, Captain ~ k rchibild Campbt:ll, of the isth Rt-, giment, to Miss Macdonald, of D4vgnshire.street ' •Vortl3nd. ptace. • .•.. • . . - AYLESBURY, BUCKS, „ TO BE SOLD.-BY.,WCTIOII, • Athis Gidlt Roosn-in On W ED/4ES a t z, at One o'Clock, • s 1..N.,`PE7 , ,1: LOTS, , • . Capital and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, riz consisting of thE`MA:N()R 'of AYLPSBURAr; with Biertn, and 'the A . 1.4v0r, pt . li t ßc i nG il()L LAND aIiits I 4ROUCHTON STAVE LY,,:with Quit Rents, nines t 1-ferihts, , Reliefs; Toll's of the Market, seieral co pita DA IR Y with sood farm Houses, and suit.. able:Outlbuilrlingv,-and - 667 :eras, S. Pcrche of uncommonly rich, ztincipally . Feeding and Meadow Land, Tithe Free,' eXoncrited - from Land fax; paf.t let at wil!, and the l;:?; . sidue lot to, most responsible Tenants o n Leaks, which wilt expire in 1 . 302, 1805, and rein:tinder* ins IFIro :It several ann. Rents, amen:silting. - s to near' PI CHTE fillebßEDl POUN : DS; togettier. , .vith a v!aluableConlin. ger:cc; better suited to he conceived than explained. • This desirable' Bstate is situate in and surfOuridhig, speaable Market Town" of Aylesbury, , in the County of tucks, the rich Vale of which is too well known to requiii any,l4),nocnt.„, . 'Particulari iiiiY.behad of the Pririter of the'Readi ng:: g; fo r d., Northampton, and .Leiceinec ; C4l qtyilgt Chronicle at the gainboW Coffee-house; at the Genrge, i , Ay losVury 'of Messrs: Forster, Cooke,....and Frcre, -Inn; and of Mr. Christie, in Pall Mall ; who are empowered to- receive PrOposals to Ilutchast - by Private` -Comma. A Plan may be seen in_P 4 .1.11.1%1a11, ; .- • • ~ NEAR. A S ILBU.R . TO.N; -DD VON, in the SOUTRIIAAISs •... TO 13t tSO-LD AUCTION, • • • -• By Mr. CHRIST-I 47t t, At his Great Robin in Pall- M:t11, On WEDNESDAY, the 29th t)4latij uly, at One &Clock* A-P I TA L" and Valuable FREEHOCO. L,ETATE-_,..consistitg of the very extensive Manors of BROOK, IVIA - YNTROW; BUCKrASTLE - IG'rf,lrYt BA RTally,witlx,COurt, Leets; Coutt Tia`ron,, .Quit 'Fines, Fieriots, Tolls of Fairs and Markets, Rights, Roy4l z ties; tic-ind: antiliit Matisith, Oitlees, Garden, tr.e. in goo*. repair,,a ; ud near 4 , ,e0 ,acres of arabl,, „Up-Land and W ater- Mead° , Pat - tare a ;id •, 1 14oNim L and ;- fiee s Land' - Tai l . reciecme4 • aoco acres dre. ificlQsgd, anddivictedinyi Ten-P:arm4, 'and let to respeerible Tenatit!3: Also *Ubout fios acres - of"caiiimi-51rni)br; %itoye, Wood, and 'Coppicr ,_-4avri hand. • The E - 61 0 ate413vall Vitateod, of the 04*ex/it, annual. Rerant (ENE THOUSAND SEVEN IllON•1•Y1 T.D POUNDS, tipable of very%donsiderable improvement. • 7 --The. E state, alpoinci* with plenty,of Lune-stwe and beau s tiful Marble; ''Con - s'e'rlible into Clumnty;-piedcs; Shan . ; ire:, A •Wat;r Akll yy.it . b.tly;B,44ton . rapti, a valuable privilege o 1 de pasturing' Stock. on Dartmoor, for. ming; in the whole,- a'nio . accookpid and desirable .Esr:rtee . with gent plenty of Game and Field, Sport, .as the distin.- - guis - hifiVrtitiloriEhirtibrDe.l7l Muni depittds orpth is ,it444.3 - ut sport. The home grounds and surrounlng country is beam. trfally piaiiresque,'aii'd.se . cit.o-et'ilril4-•rtewf. judicious woe of ail to. render It a chanalutaWtlegeet Situate. on the great Western Road leading- from 'Exeter to Plymouth. Dislant froth . .Afsknixtott threp7rolles, ,six . .feom "Votness,' twelve from Torbay, fifteen from Tynmouth, twenty-two frd'rn. Exeter* And the same distance frOtn-Plymoutli. ) - The Estate may be viewed'or applying to Mr. Dearrit' •Broi:ikhouse-; -and pirticAtlars xnay bad q•rnonth pr;.::ed g. the Salf, of the Printers - ot the Eketer Gazette, Shcrborne ar •Salistiury . Papers; Bath .lironicle, S barley's lirigtol nal, .of 113efirs. Qr,iliarns; LincoliV.s and. Vali-Mail, where a Nan of the:,estate may be seen. . ;MEDI On Thursday the 25th - ult. at 'Coates,' near Ivlinburgh, the Right Hori..E i i zit, ieth Countess , Dowager of c lencairn, in the 77th year cif her age. - • _ ~ . . . , ~.. . ~. The same day,' at Hopetotin-Honse, Scotland,' 'Master _Tattles Thomas Coel - irSne jOhni:loSne, 'son •of the Hcith-Go vernor Andrew Cochrane 'johns-op.:. ' • ~ •. -... On Siiturday, at • thp. Hui yeas, ,g - ristol, James l3utlei,. Esq. of Crneaps:oe, Lonalon. . • •' ' - On Friciavi- jinni: z 6, at IlliatKattrtellt.S• 7 'Ludgate-hill, Sir Tborrias :i-lopd . , M . ,-rt.—ektest. son. f.ltie. late .Sir, . .4chiballi !tope, of Einlc,q,lionse, ,pc4,4‘clivpt.t.rgli, - " 7 • W"-- _PRICE (1 'F §itibKs, ERDAY. "Y BaT Stock i6SI N avy 5 pereent.9sl 3 / 4 .div per Cent. 1797, 95L 6 insh 5 per Ce " nt.. 4 per Cent. ~...0n.‘79:1.00 -9, per Ceßt...lted.•6oi 61 / pert:eat:Con, 6o3iiix.inv.. I)Ltio . Scrip • , !4n.11: Long Ann. di 7-16' Ditto•Shrirt • Ditto Scrip • lif(11? Stock T 941 - - ExtUciluer'•rci Is s. 5, dis. •New,clitlp s.Jtis.. • , • Lf)ttet Ticl:etS Irish dit t o Ovniitain to} : Imp4r. 3 per Cent. 591 6o Ditto. Ann. • f o rA c coudt • fur May' . • 'Colthol. or Apcpw,it 621 i , 'NOTICE; _ . 11, AMTS DA DRIEL, Merclilnt from • Dinnfries.shire,, resneaftrlly infortns his i - riencis 40 The Public, that he is' tf6t'in Par - tn.:l - ship 'with any Person in the way of his Trade', ISut deals entiF,Ay on his own account.. . 9 ,A THEN •PfLic'sipm.)l. 1410 Of - EducatiOn anti • V V, _Responsibility cleyiatefrein , the g,eneral Systern by the stieetionmf a peculiar bratict , ,..tlA. sanaion-of long con- 1 tinned stita.'ess is the hest criterion-of suporiority, Eight.years.haso I 'devoted :my. praleiice to the eXelusive treatnient of Three 'Disorders ' analhe succesifill result of , nil . plan gives me additional,. ardor . to qppose, as far as I . am able, the • ravages of those Complaints which are the nsost important in the Catalogue of Human,lntinnities. . After initiation into :every Brari . ch as an Artily Surgeon, I formed a wish at art early - period of PraNcd to rekite in- . -dividuals' from the ignorance. of , incducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of PraelitiOnerS. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I- have de ' voted ray attention, comprise - every species of • VENE REAL INFECTION, wliether of a-recent or •-iong dim- • ration: ?illy, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of sehool-boyi, or the indulgences. of mature ; age : And, lastly, that derangement of the system in .Wo men which is called BARRENNESS, or - ST E RI . LIT Y. ; Numerous Diseases are the reSialt, i , , - riorance; or haste • in the treatment of a simple Gonorrha'a ; and it not un- . frequently:happens that the seeds of:Lite are poLsOned by the isidisCletion of an unguarded hour.--- . By a superior me thod such Complaints are easily 'cured; and, even Where': others haYe failed, I trust that I may presume to oiler a radical re-establislunent. • • Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared . with the calamitous situations of Men, who; from an inclurgence'.iii 'a solitary vice, or the • prevalent gaieties of a - fa - shibitblVlife; acquire that state' of Debility,' which is the unavoithible• consequence of such -pernicious habits. ' , • • - . Where the unhappy sufFerer 'broods over his misery, but carefully cokicc4fs "nis rhistOiitnie, it - *may be' some cobso ration for, him to know that' attllov,gh it be .an doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal of these • deficiencies. by the gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirements of My Experience. If the rites, of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, 'Much ant lay wilt 'be prevenmcf by an .early Counterac tion of ;this Canguid State ; and-tin . - tliese__:cases, no great. ditliodlty will occur. • •• -• . . But where this Deficiency bas for years. -existed, a proper.. perseverance is indispensablv ioquisite to revive the slum-, bering Sparks of Lite, and to i - e-annvrate the - Constitution.. MARRIED WO M N, ArlidhavF long-been disappointedi. in inch eXpeciations Of a Family, may be assured, , that in; nCusf instances, such defersareourable by Medico} skill, i Tlie:secresy which is so essential to my undertaking,l atultiictp alihcatipnswhich 1 havt.qpresumnd •to stare . , -form; the basis ut my . p'retensions, and•in , coinuidence with such: thfs intimation is givn, that' Mr, B. may be consuitied., personally, or by Letters . (inclosing a small-Note), at his itouse; No. 29,. Arundel street, Strand, near ..Temple•Bar.. ; There is an additional Entrance in . Water-stret, , , adjoining, and the Name is'nn both the do( • M. Memiper of the Royal CoPege of-Surgeon. • WANTS-A PLACrt - /N I S LADY's MAID and HOUSEKEEPER, .or Lady's Maid only, a steady rnicld;;:..•-aged Pers o n - can have a'sullicrini,thaiaaer for she tv..raahoN,4• Nprieifies'from where'She Ilia' seven years ; has *jtist , left - rias /id ohYelition -to travel, as she has some part of.herlife - done in respeelable Families.—The Advertiser .haVin;itirst-r6ft i - hZ Country, only' a few, miles from London, and having igit. few friends - in town, in,duced hemittake Dina for E... M...at the, Linen-AiraEer;i, Tpthitl. street,. near the Abbe}, Westraiti:',ter•:: CountiyaA44-136 - pieferred. • TURNIP SOWINO- • . ILT I RESH Seeds of that enormous ` and kris - Turriip,.so conuncnly , seen in the Markets cif liar l lurgh and Towns on the Eibe, 2zeiow ah ix; had at C R (.71(E It's 4 . Alban! MAIL together with an inu;ortant Dit-li;Overy of a MethodlMch Secure.; the AB SOLtaTt' cEnTNI-t4tWitfi' Tu n filip Crop..` • This Turnip gives double ts . ual•quantny on an Acre, 'grows Nvell, if sown even indry weather ; it:naffs the i _seiteist frost uninsured ,- - and, is. so peculiar 1y swc. - ..t, that Cattle Of all ddscriptions cat it with the greatest aridity, and tiff& on it vvonderfully.- Bags containing seed enough fir Four Acres, with the j . Piscove7 inclosed; /OS. .6d. No Credit. Pai-.Postage.-' . . „ .CAPItAL . MANOIt • AND ESTATE,- • ~STAFFORDSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY {ku,c - rtoN,. By Mjssrs: SKINNER, IindDYKE . • OrfWedne;diy.the istiof July,- at TWelve at4at. • raway's Coffee-house,. 'Change-allay, .Cornfrill, - London; Una , A C AP I'T VALUABLY. . -YREEHOLD "ESTATE;' situate at CIeIEDIE TON,: a ripa, healthy part of the 'COUNT Y el STAI:- FORD, waihin- four *miles of LL:•eic - .and Cheadle } vninuof - Newcastle,_ and about thirty from .Litclifizld anti Di.trbv comvizinA the MANIO.R‘oweIVEDL-ETO -14, •with Annnal. Free and Q;lii Court,Baron,l_nipunii;,:s, an d tiesoover - e•xtetit'orcimAkiy'bf Abotit so miles 'in circuits.ference; a very commodious inoa4rn,,stor.le-built ReSidencei , called WESTWOOD-HALL, with ,Olficos, Coa,ch-houses. Stahling;Walied GArddns, Pleashrellialks; Demesne Lands, desirable-Farris and Tenemtnts,interspersed with.beautiful Wood?, and Plantations, and a corigideobje Fall-of Water; the Whole cuntaining • about • 1500 Acri-;:ectcePt Tythe-free, forming. a, handsornc.Dothaill, capable: of great improvcments; the most considerable part in hand, and lett 'to Tcnanis • the remainder on very old' .:2-.lves; on whose Demise the, present Rental; airmunlii,g to about SIX-, TEEN-FILINDRLD POUNPS• per .A;111. will be ral,t,ed considerably. E xclu sive Of Westwood- I-I a 11,44 Ouse, G rOunds, and ManOr, and iinproveable Coalztifork6, advantageously situate a short distance from the.StaKrdshire Navigation, 'which rhere is a Raihitoad'. • 'Alo the PERPETUAL RACY to - the 4 Parish oi of,the Income of about. ONE H-UNDRED, POUNDS per Ann. • To be Viewed 'sr days _}preceding the Shlc . , by applying Th Q rrias.DaWSoll, at Westwood Hall ; ?f(vholi • pririted rg ficulars 'may be.had ;:alsQ,of Mess and Cruso, Solici Leek'; Mr. Die Wry, Printer, StAlli:r4.; Mr. liarroP2A Printer,llanchester, ; Mr. Drewry ; Prihiet, Derby ; 'Mess- Swinney and Co. Printers, Eirminglirin ; Crown Inns, at Stone and Newcastre ; George, Litchheld Dog; Sandon ; King's Head, Coventry ; a • t the I'L.-ax of Sal,e ; and of Mess- Skinntr and Dyke;!Aldertgate;.strcet, London. • • The following . Case was received y Mr. Thomas White, Master of the Academy, Colchester, from a revedabic , Gentleman, who was recommended to take DE BaoDuNt's • Medicines by Mr. 1. Cooper, Gentleman Farmer, at Le.. vington, near Ipswich, who was himself radically cure by taking the .BOTANICAI. SYRUP, with a request front the Patient for, itvitnmediate Puolication. AGENTLEMAN who is induced fro n) . his con- ne6lions with Medical Men, to refia'n iriscitinz his' , Name and Address, wishes, from the purest motives of phi- f lanthro_py,,that his Case may be made known to every astn Matic ,rer s it the Kingdom. • • . •• For•eightcen years past tip . had been Severely afrilacd with • an Asthma, that every 'Winter : renderP[lllls life very t.r.e.` ,, in-• fortable; the cough -attendant on :this complainf s pixraii): attacked him,-at the beginning of every winter, and warm weather of the ensiiinc summer arrived.: r.d. so 'violent and alarming Were its spasmodic -elfeas, that manY, ,times it has thrown him down oh the - floor, deprived of ;1 1 ' sensibility, and, to all human appearance, of life; by the advice of Mr. Cooper above-mentioned, he waited on pr• 'Broclum, took three Bottles of hisoNERVOUS CORDIAL , •t 6 whiellalone hp-attributes the. blessings of a perfea Cure , having pas. , ed through the last Winter with scarecly . a ni mento of his old' troublesome ccinpanion, which had not given hicia week - re.;pite in.eighteen preceding ' , '.•;:itcr6. itine 2,, 18ot. oad, Westininv c .paid), must be: addressed, ~'~ to • rte Air Air 11, tic trt th V) -C U d t( • - Y '~