The Sun. — London, England, 1801-05-25 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY. _., .'rIttRDDAVr-r - F IJAY, MA*,' Elizizbith Hayes was charged with tLeinurler of ' her,„ daughter, Eleanor Hayes, by various modes.of illLusage, and not allowing it sufficient nourishment. By the evidence of the professionalpetson who ar ternded the child, it appeared, that she died of,-a nervous fever, which,' hoWe‘ier, in his opinion, might possibly have been produeedby ill-treatment. This Was the only :material witness, and upon. the .whole of the case appeared to be such, As to induce the Jury to acquit her Of \ the charge of The prisoner, however; was 'detained, to answe7 upon a charge of misdemeanour grounded- upon the ca,e. NritheelStequart, Sumour, otherwise Robert Stewart, was convited upon the capital charge of forging or counterfeiting, and uttering, knowing it to be so forged, 4c. a certain Bill Of Exchange or Draft, for the payment of 401. purporting to have been diawn by one White,' on,' arid' accepted by, John Bond, Esq. and Co. Bankers in London, and with intent to defraud ,Thomas Foote. The eridence in this cape was such as to induce the Jury to find a Vnrdiet of Gudtp:--Deatb. Three other Prisovers were.caOtally convieied the course of, the day, fifteen were found guilty (31 various inferior offences, ;l[d five were acquitted. FCRIXTH DAY........SATURT) AY) MAY-23. lYilliam Ciarle,vas indifted for feloniously steal ing, pn the z Ist of April, one sow and four pigs, valued at 71. the property of - Mary Webb, widow. It appeared that the Prosecutrix, who lives on Musweh-hill, had come to Town on the 2 tst of April, and left the, pigs in question, as usual, ,in the stye early on that morning. On, her return home in the afternoon she missed the pigS, but, hi come quente of some information she received, traced them to - Highgate, where she found them iii the „possession of one of 'the Witnesses, who, it appear-, ed, had that morning; taken them from the Prisoner' on suspiciOn of his havir g stolen,them. The. Witness alluded to met the. Prisoner early in theitiorning of the 2 ISt, driving the pigs down Mnswell- hill, who at first said they were his own, bapreyaricating in his account, the, Witness had him i taken into custody. . The Priioner bffering . a very. unsatisfaaoiy- de fence, the Jury immediately found him The charge, through. the lenity of.ttie Proseeutrik, .14 . /asT - tiot capitally laid. - • George Ree , vei was capitally cOtiviete4 on a charge of hortie sterling, a.g weif-also Thomas; Green. and Hax for, on a charge, of harglary4'.&c.. in a .dwelling-house:in the vicinity of,Hatton..(.4rden..; ... ... -5..1. Thomas and 'gent:yr 2170 were - convided, but not to the full extent of the charge, which was capital, of having feloniously, cut, stolen, and ripped, a quantity of lead., which had.been fed and fastened to a certain huuseithe property. .of Richard Clifton. --~-~- J4hi Wh;ttoN and John Payciot were tried on a capital charge, in having stolen three lambs; the property of. John. Serjealt ; but the Jury not deem. in g the evidence offered for- t he - PrVecut ion sufficient to eon.vi.tt them, found the Prisoners Vie These Prisoner; h.,tel two other 'deta4ners- againt them, fo,r, stealing a lamb, and the carea‘es of four other limbs" the 'property of different petions-. !cite Oakel4 was found guilty of stealing :two_ Olger tea spoons, and otlwr articles, the pro. Kity,.of Jones,i. and six Prisoners, bcsidols the two above 'motioned ) , were acquitted. .EXETER, MAy 20. .rOit Sometitue past'on infamous gat* of - thieves arid housebreakers have infested. i this City, wittiie tiepredations have lieen.committed upon the tints • with 'ittiponity, 41though every stop haS' been taken to discover the. offenders ; but wehave now the happiness to state that the whole; of thii ous junto arein a fair train or F;tiing broUghe to jus tice. The circumstance which led to thfir discovery is as follows :—A sack of flour, on ,Satnrday night last, being stolen from Mr. Simon ningle, a baker of this City, the houses of several. persons were searched, and at -length the sack, with. paq of the flour, was found in the house of one Willi;nn Reeves, alighterman, in Rock's-lane, together _with six bottles and a half of port wine, andfive empty port bottles,- a quantity of flour and wheat . , and six pieces of salted mutton in a pan. In the house of Joseph Langdon, an aceomplice, were found 'nine bottles -of port wine, a quantity of potatoes and`-meal, coal bags, and hempen sacks, and an. earthen pan with eighteen pieces of saltedmution. And in the house of one John Heard, near the, Hospital,another ac complice, were found a quantity of Salted mutton, nine bottles of port wine, a great quantity of wheat, flour, and potatoes, with divers articles of wearing apparel, .of every kind, all: stippostd 'to have been stolen ; also several silver spoons, the, property of Nie s . Phipps, 'and /,%., wearing apparel of James Clapp, her servant, which were stolen out 9f Mra. Phipps's house, in the New Crescent, on the 31st of January last, %%1.6) her house NV ,is broken open. Reeves ,was in consequence immediately committed. to Southgate ; -but Heard gaol Landon, with one jutnes Dawc, a supposed accompli , ; , -, have abscor ded. iieveral sheep have heel' lately killed and skinned in the'fields near this. City, cmnd the above Mutton i, supposed to be part of thoSe ' Idst week the Niagistrates of Glasgow sent a girl of the town to the cells, for twenty-four hours, and fined her three guineas, far addressing obscene language to a Gentleman passing along the street hi company with two Ladies. Several Publicans of Chester were last weekcOn. vided in the penalty of 41. rose each for selling wipe, &c. in ;ents on the race-course, without a tense to that died. LoN Do 1 , 1 t v t ,,, t4:4 1 by 131)C HA NAN M M , (0010'...i_s;ti e e t ; t'uveir•,.o rdcnk #hd PUblishixt by z. _ A t V a t e t. r t; /ta r A l t a i ci d at ir S o c r : i r & r taerirdyl:L t n i ;':s ‘ r. be " 131;3 ' at At -the Strx-Ors 1, No, i s ;, where Ild'Vrflittililtid,.; Orders for the P tr, , 4 CRICKT. ON Tuesday the tzth inst. a Grand Match at Cricket, for,One Hundred Guineas a side, was play ed on F:inderland Moor, 'between nine of the Sun derland Cricket Club, with two from the 3d Lan cashire Militia, against nine DI the Durham Mili tia, with Wm.,BEcitw rut, Esq. and - H. F. MEL LISH, Esqrs. SCIIMZRLAND, FIRST INNINGS. Robinson o b. • Eden Sznitha Farmer c. Thompson 3 b. O'Callaghan Born 111ordey %YU:Ion Ferguson Drnminer Turner ♦ ~ • b., ' C aijaiihaa, o c. Richardson S b. liectwith - 2z c. Richardson • .st. Eden Q b. E d Rylancks . Robins ON jun. ; c. Richardson • I no t ofli: • Smitnam Farmer Horn:. Mord6y Wilson F.ereson SECOND INNIN:S. - • 2 - c. RlGhalclqon , . ;,, p. bi .Etict) Layfield .F.(.1411 • - • 0 -b. ..,` ' • 3 c. Mellish o ".st. :Eden 9 b ! (PCdllaghan 5 not out st. EcWn. - DrUnunet ' Turner • Ryland§ - Robinson, jun. 15 . DURHAM ZIELST INNUMS. - 28 •c. • 'Flint. r , . 8 b, Robinson 8 b; ' llitto O 0 • b ; Ditto. 1 9 b. 1110111 1 / 4 .5 . x • 25 ' Robilbon • 6 b tto • 0 b AiOrde;t * ` 5 b, Robinson o' not out ` (1 C. hlordcy EClen Beek:With. Mellish - O'Callaghan Richar.494l Laytield Thompson_ DiXon Kipholson jObling - • Want Byes 11 3 The Durban) won by 3.4. liotchcs . i» on inilin L s. • Five to two aghinst the I)arllarn at startiag. CONCRETE LEMON JUICE. , . . Mr. Cox w E 0., of Temple_ Bat:Om ug been gicei, to . undetsiand that some. other Acid Ls bekrt sold -for , concrete Lemon Juice, feels• it ne cessary to' observe, that he is perMitted to refer to the highest Authorities in this Kingdom, for the purity:: of that prepared• by himself ; and 'he trusts that the orectiotion of ~igning every Package with his. name, and in his : own handwriting,. wi!l .1.42C0rcl suflicient against .imposition to_ those who shalt ; be - desirous to. make use of this con ve nieot and elegatit prep4ation; •' • •TO TEH> LADIES. . . The happiness-,of both Sexes is- so.conneacd with the inerease of female charms, it: is..not to be .w.on dered -at that the inventive genius ,eiotild be em pl6yed id discover what may be inAocently 'used to assist• Nature, :in:keeping the tyrant 'man in a state of - pleasihz bondage:tothe.snfter.sex, •This disco. very is IIQW made, .and as kmpoition has been but too freOently praised - upon • the - credulous, the Gentleman who is the inventor. of die MAGNETIC Ctt EAM, has consußed the delicacy of. the Sex, by conimitting the,.- ale of this curious and elegant pre paration to .a.11+1): of honour . and respeaability, wlio haS authority .to 'return-th e m oney,. if this in nocent Liquid does not - give to' the skin that pecu liar fairness, which,- as wall as bestowing-delicacy, kevpk-s health,. and, throws an animation into the tllintenance, Which shall give the eye.' the full power to charm and fascinate. For the 'hand and arait is prepared in 't different: form, and if.dejleacy would pennit the names of those, L 4 dies. to be men tioned who have approved this innocent Composi don, their number would exceed fni 'rank and fashion.. It can be had only at No. 13, Brown, low-street, near - Gray's-Inn; Holborn, in bottles at tos..6d.eack. N.B.;C:idle, resitting in the , Country, by in closing a, one.pound ,note, may, have r two bottles sent to them; safely packed in a box, with bills of direaions, to any part of thelingdom. ' s - l)ra.r.tv- - ;:m;ki, _l4. .4 , 6, Inte!ligence'.has been recek.ed that sevetzl j;ank of Ireland Notes,• which were last Monday passed ai r the fair •of TVllinnOre, were dis Covered to have, been:robbed frOm -the Limerick mail- coach ± Five men who hati given-'theist tythe,3llloLlllt.4ll between three and four hundred pounds, in the purchase of .eattle,, were followed to l'(ildare; • in the ne lwur 'hood of-which they are stated to be opulent-farmers, and where they have been taken into custody. We are gratified to report 1. ,the con i 1 Ini of the iirice ofeorn,*;&c. qcland. Wheat fell at the. last market in JAMetlckfrotti. 35... 6d. to 2S. per §tone,of 141 b.; Oasesrftom 24)#1. to Is.; and' Po tatoresfrom Is. to sd. 14-0 continued. high ; but mutton fell to sd. and, . T wo men hai'e been_ taken pup near IYlonastereven, on a charge of having robbed . the; Limerick'mail coach, and n)urdered Mr. Blood. Some of the pro perty of Mr. Fitzgeraid, the other' pa'sscpger, is said to have been found in their possession. It is added, that an inhabitanCof . .LaCkey, and, another of - Nurney, 'hays been taken at the *fair of Kildare, fur having passed a' Bank Note stolen out of *the Cork mail coach, -near Carlow. DIED. On Friday Inst;,Nli. Thornas-Brov'vn, of 'haws Ditton. I'K Irk:, o • ski LI ' • • Sto'ck.: vy s,per (2:”It. ; per Ceut, '?97, 94 r g 4 rish ; per, Cent,., 4 per Cent. C(11)• 74 s per Cent. Red. ,5'94' 6 I,er C cat. Cop. tr‘ii /at , ' Setip' ' katikl.ongAnn'.lB r-16 3. r6i Witco Sjiort Ann. s L y ttli Scrip .1 KpAy. InAa Stock piftn.lloris s. dis. • fikuhequer 13ills dis th.llV dill() (Os, hittery Tickett; gt bailor. 3 per Cent.. 00 Ditto .Ann. it s-tff 1341)k tor'Ac.:count - India for htly Cons. tai op. 6-41- , . 4 • IMP .1, GP. AVES E it D., .hf i kY 22., ~. Passed by-i-the True friends, —.., from Jersey, and Fairy, —, trorn il i stalui. Site Shtcis t Pickett, ‘ for Charies .. town .;, ;Minorca, Leiti,,rl6l.3.iii ; fo , tiv Aaron, Lees, for tribtaltar ; aid Se tuiranAts , . Sinit/1.434.ant0n. i ~. .- .. .. - •ANNICSItI ES aurl'IZEN EKSIONS' to be dispoied Of by ; Privaici•ettiattaitiWby Metville and Co.. 7i.Ceeil-stiilet, I Strand ; A N 'Assignment of Dividends of •6001.--Stack. per Cent.. Consols. fur 1301: standing in the ia.une of a' •respeaablettriist to - a L'atly aged SZ, insurable. Annuity of. I . tof. a-year for 3 iol. arising from the :Life , Interest. of Land let imi Lease durif . 4 the lite of the Grantor, zged 54. -- • Annuity of Ssl..a : year for 5951.. Life Interest oi-Land,'Sx. for the Grantor's lite, aged 30,• alreadx insured..—One of 44. a year for , 2401.-orie OF 301. a-yz.ar for 3al. and one of 5;1. a year f0r . 3301. on Voung lives,. thz three last arc ca .Govern ment Seatrity. 'The absbtute Reversinti of r44el. Dank Long Annuities, and a Freehold:-Eatate, value tidal. situate at ; Moreton, neer Drtgat,'Esse, consisting of a near Dwelling- House, Garden and Orchard, and-four Acri3 of.P4iiture .Land, both assigned to respedable Trusts, subied, to • the Life In terst of two Lives, 4z and , will be sold fora small yearly, income, secured oaring the two respective Lives. Particulars may he t;:-.:,by atiplying:asthove; from eleven till three o'clPcit. Letters, post-paid, will be duly ancfvered. • • - - - - 'PROM the Nobleman to. the PeAsant, . „.. • 'tin is the eanse "of many of the disorders which now ail Ilia mankind. When. reason is • thrownotf : hergteutt by the potent three of drinking to excess, it too often happens that this imprudence produces another; 'or in otherterlits; a con. nexion with a disordered or unclean .person, And frequently thosowho ateguilty of these Indis&etions are oti the point of entering into the sacred band of wedlock with a di . screct and virtuous companion: Weil, what is the consequence of ..these repeated 'improprieties.? The'' infeCtiou4-. poison : whir:li has lurked in the body of the husband is conimunicated, to the Wife,. and.ontailed -upon '.the oAptinis,..who, comes into the world a spectacle to, all beholdeis, and is subject to the evili•etuptions of the racist inveterate teddency; &c. a me chanic, who Uses metal ijoh,! qoinpletion 4av p4rforinanc: that has not bd.n . proretly refined, - wAr ship hreaki crack, and.display a var:ety of imperfections, in . dekince of all pains and- diligence.. it is exactly th'e'same; with those _WBO enter. into the state of wedlock,' without - tiering their blood properly these from the contagious die-' _temp ers it preives.throvh. these error's, thou whictt nqtiiiiig is . inure efficacious than Dr. 13 oduzn's.llotanical Syrup, which 14-an ad tlai rfible diurctic,- anti ilas-by'pefspiratiOrte never fail ing to cure eirrap taints of,this nature, after they have lain (for.. mint on the blood for seven, eight, or !en years. Although it-•is so elltetrurk it is at the same time so innocent, that: 4' child, 'Or-a 7 lyini - .:inAroni•in, Might take it With the great e s t: . .safetylltor, is,. IL.istsioiter of oicing..c old,. even • in f 'the nr,st•inclenicrit season, 'Which it is scarcely possible t6' escap.s.•frogn,chfri ng. the-administration or a course of mercury: . 'Brddin's•Guide to , Old Age, or Advice to both Sexes, to , , obtain a•Tadival,,and psrrnvient Cure lOr those Secret Infir mities of Nature, which delicacy often forbids to disclose' even en their. Relative with a 'Treatise - on Female Dit-' • eases, v Hyßocliontiriac,,,anci Consumptive Cti - plants. To Which is added; Advice - to Bath 'and Hof-well -; Bathers, &u. ft is particulurtylreecumuinzded. to Seafaring Men.: • . • The 'Botanical Syrup 4nd • Nervous *Cordial. to he had at the Dodori,s House, N0.,9, Allion-strcet; nc':,r the Leverian Museum; Stirrcy Side of BlaCkfiar's •Bridge,• in',Bottles •s t tl. as. t ts. 6d. and is..fick (duty included , : . alsu of W. 'Bul gin, Printer and. Bookseller, at his • n!..tik:inal Warehouse, No. 3, • Wine-trCet,' -. Who has receiviA a large and fresh 'sup- , ply ; Thompson and Mills, castle-strut.; Browne, Tolzey; Itted, and. Sheppard, ll,i:4ot ; ',11,:y ler, and Crhttv.rell, - Bath Mc r:;. Goadt;y, Sherborne ; Mr. Raikes, Glouee.ster ; Mr. Tyinlm, Worcester; Mr. Trewman, Exeter ; Swinnev, Birmiwliarn ; s4,ilsburst and Co*. Mary-street, Dnhtin ; and lw all Printeri, Booksellers, and Venders of Medicines in the three Kingttoms, 'A Five Guinea Brit tle'of Meryous Cordial (which is only to, be had lit the Poaor's House), contaio - .•itearly seven guiriea•bottles'., The Public are eautiuned against purchasing' these Medicines ofTravellers, &c. as •no person is• ri*ed by Dr. Brcxlum to travel with them.—lt . may a l so b e : had by giving orders to the .Ncwsinen. . • • A /is. Dottie contains eqttai tolivesmall ones. Letters, stating Patknts' Cases ; with the Detitar's usual Fce of a Guinea, will be stric.tly attended to. • _lt will be neceisa-y the DoClor should. see such Patients as are a - Miele& with .Deafness or . Loss .61 Sight, or send their Lettet or Parcel, to the (,I)(ist or Carriage paid}, with his_usual Fee.—The Nlsdicines may be Iv.ti,6,ery TitOMAS TAYLOR, - Esq. No. 9, NeW Erid;ze-Street, London. 'Honoured Sir, - Edinburgh, March 18, 1201. . . T BEG leave to infor m you; th a t ever since the 1 year i 790, I have been afflicted, with , the Lues Vene whicp, from its Obstimudy eminent every course of. MedLeine •prescribed. hy the most of the Faculty ' ere, , and, mute rgoing‘severaT savers -courses of salivajion, and twice discharged from the hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveter a t e nature. In the , spring ot last, year Inv •lisorder had :gut to such a h4rad, as . nearly to put a perio4 to my existence-4 had a large ulcer on the. crovn of 'irty head,- one on each'arm, ,and Inv legs w . erc),roke out in a, frightful manner ; my right Wail dread fully painful s , and..had been in a state of ulceration for the la6t seven years ;: my left had also two . large nodes ou it, was ve•ry much 'discoloured; and gave me 'such eictutiat .pain,liarticularly when -warm in bed, as nearly to de. prive the Of rest.; in this lamentable - state, I Avas recom 'mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a ciire by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, ' which I began to , no cal .the 26th of May ; in the , course of a forinignt, I b:. it to receive benciit—in - little mote than a month, •my liC2tl arm.; Wer. , soundly 11:J111A—soon _atter, flu: soees - on "my kt.. l also; lcaviq, cous'alerable.,,discolourat kin in the shin, an pain in the bone of the' lett, which, hy-the 131c7a sink•of-Gba, and .a. 'little laul;er perseverance luable Medicine, subsisted ; the nodes dispers'ingi the- - sl. in regal oitni its natural hue, and the noeltorpid" rains gradually goingoll. - I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me-. dicine, per feCt: y , free. from all in.: Fortner coin!) taint s— have,. recovered my form.n . spirits and strength; and untie:— co m e Jon ) , ins ti t , in which state having continued many months to,:t he astonishment of atl,tyho k hew me, I t a loss in what terms to express. my ; . .iratitude, but for the good of other suileting. niortals,, to, oiake this my ease as public as possinh., as 1 shall' on' every oensitut doing., you will gre,gly Sir, ; your giattau t, obedient; very humble servant. Ss'van's' CloSe, High-sire:ft, gdirdrurgh. Witnesses to the above Cure. : Titostrsox, No. ..3 .4 e...V OUl,,ry Matket • and JOHN. ANN ros at, Old Abserribly- t. lose, ,Edinburgb. Prepared and Sold by Ore sole 1 ropnetor, 'I hosing TAYLOR, Member, of tire Royal Colleo of Sur geons, at his House, No, 9, New Bridge-stret; 16r,zion ; where, atter a eonstarit residence of more than thirty-sc years, in . a praelice particularly directed td tine cure of Venereal Complaints *and those incidental lathe Parts or Generation, with that se,:recy, which men of his profession shoulit always .observe in..such case.si . he flatter S• hiinselF, l the itivice and 'assistance he .-zrafultotisly administers ;to persons taking - this Medicine', Will he esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage dint attainable and void of all ambiguity. Alan sold, by- his appointment, for, the .convenience of thine living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. lc, St. Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. Alban's-street, lcita.strect ; Mr. Disborough's, Ni,: 7, htlitiril",l,?7,4ll;4:3''Whllii°B;llics'e4 c. ll'lCSbr Y LlNce i J e blr p 'it er igUc so l'l n iEntid in -inmb a r'g ry fli.i;t c r o jkl i e t i s r i ' d " e C t :fl l l; town in Great Britain and Ireland , in Boxes if only :Is. 93. each, 5e41 . 41 Up with full itncl plain directions, wheteby peisoh,s,M eithiersex may cure themselves with ea.;e, speed, secrecy, antiety. N: B. - EVpry Box sold in Great Britain is sea. altxt up h Stamp, on whi c h , by favour of the Commissionerwis, - t is printed, at the Stautp-011ice--“ T. Taylor, N o. 9 New Ille-streetto mutate whi c h is Vony, ,an al d alt others - , • :ve ottnterfeits. --... 8Rt8110..1.11 ESTAT IS , SALOR. I'o II It SUL 0 P.V . A i..; cTIQN, • • - , . • r fidE. 5., - .tarA-i - 2-4. . - _ .- ' • • . Tagether dr in T.No Lots.; -Qii idtmkiAv :,.2.i juix, toot, at the . Arrived —tlle Ptospeious Maanock, Mary, jolinc h lck, ' - - , A,ngel ,n, in LuctioN . ~. rttl'atir o'elok,,ii, Doi Phi n , IY.! Isford, alld SllSAtulah, Pi,oit", it )in I..oildort ; t r - ri i N 7 o ' RLIGI 131, E FARMS, • called ' GREAT Good. I wear,. klallard : fre.o.o - Ccwes.-;. - Wi i 1,4 • 111 and Mary, t Boy;; L _::_4.7 l d Active, 11 ' :;witd; froth Part . uthoutii. ' .L i' 0 S TO - :N,.ctotttfininK34o.A , :rel, aryl IA - r Tl, E POS. A TON FARM,* and . 13A UM INS COPPICE g•tiltm--. tlitc.Acjivc, pc‘ - - ev, for -14 . ;Infamy/ton T, - Providence , ~,, , Richards, Jot Liverpool ; ?lora; Kerr, f' , ,rGrecilocl - . ' 3_) Acres, situate - five Miler, North East of ,Llt . - Ilow„ Jl e c a l t. l ' ''• , front Y -- rto Yt..l4r"• ratter ItazitS 'of ri.ore t Inn lairtY _ .‘ • - -N-Aitt,roeTti, ttA.-r2l: ' - I standing. Both Farms 1A! conycnieht to I.)c oc.i. u pied. to(ther , Arrived-the Wray, \Vinson, lames, Carter, anti MAyi, -or sepal.telY, forming one conipiet Eit:ae, dun a Ring [lmo, fr ont London 1 ,Nanty, Ward, frurn' hull ' Fence, w:.:11 wooded ailitlfitered, and are capable_ of very 1 Meat, int rover ; tent by . .cti'aining, and altar .guru: Husbandry, at an easy expti . ,,Le. Liinc, r stor.tt and Coal arc ii ,:ti - , and pri, bably in the Estate. For a the Tenants . . ' ' ' - ' . ''' 1 ' ''' • . view cf the Psch ,, se , s aprly to • ()RTI E Allrf ENT I N t)t , AL Ic7A.Kir4 The Afilidod are no 11.414)i1y nrescntat salutary, and absolute Speeiti..! lor itllus ric.ittilenb,te and Litheito inetti:tble,Diseaset:, it„! Struma, Scurvy, C -ut, It ttctinntiistailr levrosy. ao Disorders oribinating in an iinittre of* thti If i(ld. . - . _ . ' • .rF"''' li AN TI.I NIPETIGT NES, a- , Me-tliriti . , fogniled on a e.enical lend philosophical ,basis, w.):- tinted la' the e.-zperi,eie,: of series' of Years, ssitai , eed by 'bullet's Practice ;>t t i'llysie tied Nosolaey, and prepar.ii by -S1 SOLONI(iN, NI 1). or Liverpool, e i, ) pleuges . here:elf tti the .Public:, that this Mediefin; is perk,:ily innocent in its 'inure, safe in its application, and powerfulle efficacious in "" - e•iery-specic..s of I nipetii&ille 3, or &prayed. habit, .withaffee t ns of the, skin.*. It is of the utmost importance, tb there .4. tia,a with any of these direful diseases, tb their friends 1d relatives,. as' well as to the rising eeneriition, thatlttela r , reditary cciinplaints. tray la.' speedily, removed, and, the . ''t 4canl purified front every d:.ere4 of miasma, It has been heldliy all Ph „siciails, that Chronic' Distent pers abound. chiefly an dng the inhabitante of • the noithern 4 , ?arts of the globe ; and we have unhappily experieticd the truth of this assertion in this Country. - where the Sudderrchanges of the weather, at certain s•asons of thefeAr , spread :the most ekeruejating, and I:limning disorder.) asp oil 'u.,' by, chil liog the. blood, and materielly atie'ithig C. s t i ' ! '' - of the perspiration,' and thus occasioning colgek!c o4 . l !!' rhetims, See: the portentous haebingers ot alma! ev,W.f. u .''' ease whh:li - proves, fatal to the inrilhitauts of Great llnttr.a. perna'pS t her.. is no place on earth so s , ;');ect to the stid.iv! chore es as tiii:i Island, . where the extr.eues ef heat enl.Cy'l are often experienced inane day. flenee it becomes A- 1111 1 'of the ittmoSt imporn.oce, to seek- out for some:01 1 CP; ' dei:ideti reMedy for those disorders which.take:thettrise from •frequeet obstruCted.perpiratiott.. - One of the immetliate effects of Ibis obStrodion is to colitaminat Ile vital 114 d, wh•-eit is tit: source of various'obstinate Oisonters, throwing oat etaaptions open the skin, to the great annoyance of thrtinhappl/ . • 1 ,. 1 ",, jeck; •ari.l.,' by elle malimity of its virus, undernt+ l,l "g t "' on,fitittion, and crafelyering . the lives of thousands:ac; C cordni4 . tof the various habits or constitutional proPcnsisiesiti .1 its subjects, and .according to- the degree of.elialio it yy t which the blood is impregnated, it einbit.:cie t!te p..tient's ' life with dilEirent disincleri, and if 1...e0uti,.:, b.t ee t had in elate to proper remedies, they bre:cine rooted in til: ll3 L b it '! ° that few medli;iites can reach. the -malady, -„altd,!otarlY that %I nettle LI :a ;-! of for that purnese, only, serye to exasperate;t - driVe the humours irito_nciw channels, and thee.iby deeper. in Inc tints titut ii in. . , ' •' - ' ' , • of De. Solomon, therefore having•becn ton in possession a reef pe for the certain anct ctfetti .1 ). i.e - L. i.i those disorders tilti:elt take thtrir rise from an i , t , -. ~: •' ' ' -'' CA 4t!4 ' :°fth4 •.blood and Pimp!), anti: leaving e L.)... , : . : .) decp!'regret the numberless instances where pati:!. :... ; ;•ined a,yl4:+' 0 : 110 " scrable existence 4vithout r-. . ,i . - , ..iillest binefit from ' any thing thereould proeutc, 1 1,..,..,11:.,6 , 1ding the nirY P. tended Amtedtes Which have been offered to the 1 üblici; universal speCifics fer tbose,complaints, l)r. Sotemeno length yielded to the pressingticces.sittes!'of. his felloe•Lat i : terad every mothid tures so deeplyaltfict,::l, anddetermined to,,publislA it t° t ".l world as a- itmlicine of the greatest :riariorlal unp-Ortance, 31" lii, tlieut truly calculated to cheufSe the hlteid front all foulnes.:, e?orl; Constitutions.' - The King's Evil, Strum or Scrofula, .are hard, sehicr", s ° and otters indelette-,teinitanrS,, til4t: aged. tete elzulds or 1 :i WlZ:elicit; and restore week and einaciag e ne,..k, under the chin, ann,pits. jreio, hunts, aims, 3 ., Vi Litt;, Zlll4l most coin mord y. is-‘ itnit ' .in the neck and bericar the cars. 'Es)) remove these obstinate symptoms,' the Vd ia .„i° Ivfaterie 'Altdice 'has been tried, With! 'ery little stuiteri , ',":" a t i lt: , i p k i i . i ti t n i, i l:i n i ci te , t i i t g s tr: i s , : ii • ,ii on t l i tl oa t: the unhappy sufferer lefe to. dr* out a miserable Oist cP ,l Many are crawling alone on erarell , :e" at this moment, wha. f ree..ense was hid to it,,• Tie d:,,, :t i , ,,, . ~,, i t wan e , -* -- • trouble. ' the ' ' i lkt Anti) , lmpetigines is an - alterative and purifier of blood ; it.; operation is gradual, gen th • mi d a lluest ittlP L c t r; ceptible ; it is the best ettbstitut. that iiii ever l ' i l t dt' ilte _vered for ,that dangertiOs _mitten+ I Alereury +-it SW 4--ils ' t o blocxl, and sthnulates it to expel all roxious andeiPiiid • EruptionS, 'Dry or Wet Leprosy, juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, unli';, ell , i . i tes ' i . s ' at .' tet 's n ' t., - i 'Ai s t ii' ll itt; ul:;vt.leitrlsl'llioe invigorating bath both and titled. For Scorbutic; "--','•ef taittly claims a pee-eminence over all tither 1, - -t-,ticin cs ' l2 i n ts, decidedly' adapted foe the speedy rtinoval of tilL'sc cffiill)- s al 4 the' Miff-1 al and will.not onfr deg tht.::',ikill; bat heal all old .tin 's4o4- cerzt, of ever,So long standioe. , ..; Oat . disorders whew Salivetio'n has repeatedly lAA -, 1 1;0 no other remedy could restore the tinteoipy sufferer to t IA health he' unfo'rtutta(elv lost,. the Anti.:iinpetigincs iv," found the great and only. restorenof health awl vigctl f ",„ c eN Proper I)ireclions fel - even` Caise, 'to entible pers." s ' l 4 .- ..iftr themselves, are sealed up with fetch 1;ottle, prt" file Guinea. There aid' also nattily EeitleS, eontainitle . i . .quant4 of six at tos, lid fir 'el • . b •I •it there iS la . . , ‘ t . - .no). yV. IA • • se ved ; ' . . whig. • "liiis Medicine eitay. be olitained;everY day; at' the folio „ 0. petiginesbeing appGieted places of salO, vre. in London, by Alattbewsilriers, 11 •'!, Strand ; and by'• ail therepilteble Sledicioz Vtl'htce 13coksellers, &e. •in •every pthieipal . ToWit ill tit'' '-1 a ' •Kingdent, • iii id• A incriea . =•• • • - - • * • ' _ . Vide. culleu's , Pra" . • 4 fPh' -• • No i 71' ' -•-•... .... _ .,... :‘ , 44 0 r, 3T . 31., i . J bJ the seleciititin-iif h pec4iliat rtztt.!ti',. /1,;• along 0 , tinned success is the NtSt : y• years have 1 itevotc.i .• ex e ' ItOE treattiwnt of Three malt in pl.to gives ine',4/..liliiional • • • • as I, Lr able - , the Jawagcs . ;•,•r/icii 4' Intoortaitt in the Cataloxue of 11u;.r. - '.!ntities• fir Alter initiation .intr3 every, }gait. it, at , a n Artny'Sliw . ,„in. I for/nett wiitt e:lrly pet iod , Vi.ict...ce .40 1 .0 4 r,. tiJ i{tVi 1u:11 fr(int. t lie .1 g r no t irin - co Cc:tied ° • t1Q11I4v ; I . ✓ . .4 . "led' mf •at tetttion, • cotw,it . !N}.: EVA:ry SpiNias , do'! , REAL of a rcr^fit. or 0) ..,; , / 1 .001 earl: t 2:ay, Ail , 4titnis , of debility - , wiie , iter the •• ' or th: i ; i v el• • • •'/2. ,- !, I 4t cierzo.cr;y..'llt of ti's 'Syslete,,' ,N •.• cal led A. R I?. or S I R Mate onterou Dil sez , tes. ttro.the of t t :it& tiemil:lt? 'of a sitnolc• C't r' t: c( it 4 1 4 • • ,t./. • ). a - /r I; . • • • r i thd. 7.111 ,)t the indiscretion of an tins/ 4 ;110 ; m bUP ° f ". wite.C. tS Others have faile , t,' I :at. , ti , ,tt I awl'. pi'es - i litic thod such CornpLints afc v (...urc.sl; cyc i, Of to 'radiCat re.:.estafAisl/men , - Vstres s • • Few,- , however, are- the rases or entriplicato t (-1„/,,ro of this disoritJr, co:14;a/ eti the Alen, ftnaf an indt.l;.. , ,occ- ni a SontaY li Dea fine v stint . t. , ,iccitcs. 9( • ac,ptire • sitc, ul I.)4ibility, is the Lif,a:C:Aabie , consequ ence pern.ci,ro It./L bof . h:;t: the !/ ►res. broods over his tri : iser ,l'oostii „catettaly conccak •,t s it s '" '",;);i0 lattor. for• t-, tl• it be a n, (1 , 1;1.! • ,•-• t'ra/;.titionets , i t co oYa' t,i tn.. prOF.te' 4 n! the ii ics I,t 0 1 ; . :•••.oerterto..t... Si v iger , ilk • CIIIV Catt , 10 ti )u ot :111,1 ill these. 4.:az.es, 00 f •, • Vci I ••• ! • ..!ars existitr d a : I / t g P i t e t- Constitutii „ dar.,;.; • - : '1 t ..0 • MAWR. i : ./ • riot, neon jo t • titt.ir pc•Ct . . - ,• •••,. ! nvty 3 , sts„ al . t / i ktii• -ar/st. inetances ' : .2 :f.frable M 4t " - i,* ( l4 lll P Tit; s=ces% /1/ •,./tntial to my Iltu , tigro to ttato . p r csunht t • ... 11 , th , ..!1)71,i , ; 0! t ~• Itiz;• ,!• r.lav *Pc " a tbig ▪ w b;:t t • rfl : r ) „.. ;i s .c til 3 ; ,'-. ali ioiki“4oll ti 1 ce t.tran - . :/,,t i•.-/ on the doors., _ 11 : Nlentbevot the 1-t0,.11 ~` 1 1 i 1 '' 1 ' r `t 1 ,~ ,~ • I • : ' ^