Star.
London, England, 1806-09-25 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 10.

This place is one continual feene of gaiety. The
band of the 7th Regiment, or Royal Fox'leers, often
play favourite airs oppofite Harvey's Library ; the
weather is extremely fine, and the Efplanade much
crowded ; the town and neighbourhood are nearly
full of company. The Ball and Theatre are well
attended, and arrivals increaf: daily ; sannyng the
latter we notice—
Sir James Pulteney; Hen. Mr. Spencer; lady PllZ2fietb Spen
cer gad and Lady Talbot; Hoo.Lady Mary Blair; Hon. Mils
Lowther; Lord Eardley; Charks.Burton, Past Methuen, and
Elqn.; lady Lucy Purey; Major• General Grist, ate.
Mr. BRAITHWAITS continues (till very fuccefatul
in railing the property from the Abergavenny.
Se 23.—Sunday the 2111, being the day
for ehufing our Mayor, a Meeting took place rkt the
Guildhall, when WILLIAM WESTON, Efq. was una-
nimoufly chofen for the enfuing year. We expeti•
enee great increafe of arrivals daily, and it is expeHed
no lodging whatever will be vacant. Yetlerday
being the Anniverfary of his MAJISTY'S Coronation,
the Cattle guns at Portland fired a royal falute, and
a numerous quantity of flags were difplayed through-
out Weymouth and the neighbourhood. It being
extreme fine weather, Portland and Weymouth
Roads are quite dcftitute of (hipping.
This morning arrived the Alert bye boat, with
letters and paffengers, from Guernfey.
SEPT. 24.—A fatal accident had nearly occurred
on Monday morning lag.—Mrs. ADAM'S fervant,
while bathing, it is foppofed, was feized with the
cramp and fuddenly difappeared ; he remained un-
der water for the fpace of feveral minutes, when two
tailors went to his aflißance and fortunately brought
him out, apparently a lifelefs corps, but by the imme-
diate humane affiltance of Mr. Davis, Surgeon, and
Dr. Maros, he was perfectly recovered, and enabled
to return home—he is now doing well.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, SEPT. 22.

StDUCTIrtICIIIINZELL 1111111111011 THOMPSON, HQ
APPTLLANT ; THE PALISH Oi Sr. MALT, IsLiworon,

IMPONDIIITS.

Thy trial, more extraordinary than any we have
recently had oceafion to report, inrerefting as they
have been, excited an uncommon degree of curiolitv.
Mr. GuarSY prefented the circurnfiances to the
Court with his ufual perfpicuity. He was perfuaded
he had to lay before the worthy Magiftrates a cafe
which would excite their irtmolt attention, and deep..
ly interell their feelings on behalf of his client, who,
without any imprudence on hi• part, was placed in a
fituation extremely unpleatant. The appellant, Mr.
thompffin, was a young Gentleman, reGdent at If-
lington, his family and conneEtions were of the ut-
molt re(peftability. He alto held a lucrative fituation
at the Viitiralling Office, Somerfet Houle. The fub-
jeS of his appeal was an order of affiliation, made
by Jofeph Mnfer, Efq. and the Rev. Thomas Thirl-
wall, two of his Majefty's Jukces of the Peace, by
which they adjudged him the reputed father of the
it legitimate child of a young woman, named Sarah
Hancock, and direfted that he ffinuld provide for its
fultentation and maintenance. The appellant was a
perfon who would have been far from (hi-inking from
the facred duty of fupporring his offspring, even
though not born in wedlock, but he would not hell-
tate molt fnlernnly to declare, that he had never teen
the mother till Aug'sft laft, when he was fent for in-
to the Veftry Room of St. Mary, Iflington, and,
much to his afionithmenr. Sarah Hancock affected
that he was the puffin with whom the had had es+
minal intercourfe. A regular examination of the
fads took place at the Veltry, and the girl Rated-.-
" that in the year rilcia, the lived nurfery maid with
Mrs. Hogill, the wife of a pawnbroker, in Brydges-
Brett, Covent Garden ; the was accuftomed to walk
in Somerfet Houfe Terrace, with her mifirels's child;
there the firft became acquainted with Mr. Thomp-
fon, but did not then know his name ; he afked her
for her addicts, which the gave him, and he con-
tinued to meet and correfpond with her until the
time the Taft taw him ; he regularly courted her,
and promifed her marriage, as his letters would have
hewn had the not deftroyed them ; he Paid his name
was Smith, and that he belonged to Somerfet Houle;
that on Whit Monday in 1804, the went, by appoint-
ment, to be introduced to and drink tea with his
'filter ; he took her three beets from her milli-cies,
to a houfe where he Paid his lifter lived; they had
not been long there before a fervant came and in.
formed them that his filler was out, but was expeEted
borne loon ; they drank tea together, but the fitter
did not return ; he took no liberties with her at that
time ; he fume time afterwards met her by accident
in the gallery of Drury Lane Theatre—Pizzaro was
the play the taw aged when the play was over the
appellant. perfnaded her to go with him to a hustle in
the neighbourhood, where that familiarity took place
which terminated in her becoming a mother ;—the
never taw him again till July left, in lflington church;
the added, that the went to look for him there, be.
cattle the was told that a Gentleman belonging to
Somerfet Houfe went to that church, and further,
that the ALMIGHTY direfted her ; the avowed that
the hod never improperly given her company to any
man before or fence." The improbability of tome
part of this account induced the Magiftrates to order
a fecond examination, and upon that occafion the girl
faid,that two months before the appellant mether at the
theatre, the walked with him to the Old Bailey, where
her father lived—that after the had left him the was
accofted by two women, who alked her as to the na.
ture of her connalion with the Gentleman who had
jrift quitted her that (he returned them no aufwer,
and they cautioned her againft him, laying, he was a
very wicked young man, and if the had any thing to
do with him the would repent it. In confequence of
this, the determined never to fee him again. She af-
terwards met him, and informed him of what the
women had Paid. He denied any knowledge of them.
She never law him again till he acetified her in the
theatre. Her brother was to have been with her, but
he could not attend her, and the went alone. After
the play was over, the was averfe to going out with
him, hot he (aid he was on the eve of leaving Lon-
don, and he wiled to (peak with her before he went.
They croffed over to a houfe not far from the theatre.
The door was open, and a waiter was in the paffage,
with a bottle of wine in his hand. She retreated, but
the waiter told her not to be alarmed. She proceeded
np 'lairs into a room, when obferving a bed, the
again retired ; but the waiter paled her into the
town, put down the wine, (but the door, and went
away. The appellant locked the door, defiling her
not to be afraid. He then threw her on the bed, and
by violence overcame her virtue. She was with him
an hour. She did not take off her bonnet, or adjnft
her cloatht, though there was a looking glafs in the
room. The appellant went nearly home with her,
and promifed to meet her again, but failed of his
word. When the difcovered her(elf to be with child,
he watched at Somerfet Houfe for i s father, but
could not Prod him, till the recognized him in Ming-
ton church. The Learned Counfel having Rated
thefe examinations, urged a variety of arguments,
inferring their improbability. He laid he thould
proceed to call evidence to difprove the veracity of
the girl, and he entertained no doubt but that the
Magiftrates would reverie the order of affiliation.
Mr. Powell, the Prompter of Drury Lane theatre,
proved that the play of Pizzaro was not performed
on any one night during the month in which Sarah
Hancock laid the had feen it reprefenred.
Frederick Thompfon, the appellant's brother, Rated
that he had paired the whole of Whit Monday, in
5804, with him ; that they had walked towards
Greenwich, and remained in each other's company
till near ten' at night, and confequently that it was
impolTible the appellant could have taken the girl
any where to drink tea with him on that evening.
Harriet Dalton proved that the girl did not go to
Iffingtun Church by accident, or by the direSion of
the ALMIGHTY, as thehad affected, but had been pile
vilely placed oppofite the pew where the appellant
dually fat.
A variety of other evidence tending to exculpate
the appellant was offered.
On the contrary, it appeared that the appellant
had been to •ifit the child at Chelfea, vlhere it was
at nurfe. This circumftance was attempted to be
anfwered by an allegation. that the perfon who had
I been deputed by the with of Iflington to pay the
node at Chelfea a monthly allowance, was a Mr.

Thomas Abbott, who Jule a fit22602;11 the buthirof
Cornwall Office, Snmerfet Hanle—that the nurfe
called at Somerfet Huufe to fee him, and by miltaker
was (hewn into the rfF:e of the appellant, who wills-
ing to akertain the feet of his friend, Mr. Abbott,
having a child at nurfe, went to Chellea to fee it, the
better to enable him to pars off a joke at the errnce
of Mr. Abbott. This joke. however, teemed to have
a great influence upon the mindi of the Magiftrates.
It was alto proved by the evidence of a Mr. Sims,
that the appellant had acknowledged to him, that,
abont the time mentioned in Sarah Hancock's era-
mination, be had an intrigue with a fair beautiful
girl, (and, in other refpees, anfwering the defcription
of poor Sarah,) who had afterwards been greatly at--
fated by her indifcretinn, and had gone into fits. It
appeared this had *finally been the cafe.
Upon a full and impartial hearing of all the eir-
eamitances, the Court confirmed the order of the
Magiftrates, and decreed, that the appellant flanald
henceforth maintain the child.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTER RACES, MONDAY, SEPT. ss.

HI. MaJefty's Plate of Loops for ad bor'ea, Ile. 4 year olds to
carry toil. 4th. y yr olds ult. 61b. 6 yr olds tsft. and aged
tSR. stb.--Ose four mik hest.
Lord Fltswilllam's Slr Paol. by Sir Peter. 4 Mold I 1
Lord Derby's br. e Milo, ditto, 4 yrs old • s
Mr Johnfon's br.c.Str. Andrew. 4 fn old 3
-
7t04 on Lord Pltswitilarn. Won very eery.
Eweepttakes of sop each. for then syr old colts and Mks; colts
ESL fillies, yit• lath. I.aft mile.
Lord Pftzwllltam a bait. b. by Sir Peter I
Sit T. Glakuipes ch. f by Timothy . I
6 to 4 on Lon, Fitswilliain.
Sweepftabes of togs. each, wit h zags added by the Corporation, foe
then 3 and 4 yr odds; 3 yr olds to carry IIL 71ti ; 4 yr olds Eft.
slb. Two miles. alb. allowed to maiden bodes, and 41b. to
maiden Silk..

Lord Derby's hr. C. hdilo.4 yn old - - I
Lord Monfon's M. e. Ckmiand, 4 yrs old . s
Sir M. M. Syhes's br. m. Ws Hornpipe Teule 3
Mr N. B. Hodgfotes Snap, 4 yn Mel • • 4
Lord iltzwilliam's Sir Paul, It ft.. 51b heat Mr Wilton's Confe-
derate (Lac Druss.Majoe). Mt. for wags each. h. ft. Four Wes.

COVENT GANOBILSTIPHEN IC m saes Patfisfia
" The Merry Wive: of Whaler," wail honoured let
night with a very refpeftable audience. He difplayed
his belt efforts. Ent we defpair of ever teeing a FaPle
with the one-third of HENDERSON'S waggery and
genuine humour.—Sixos's Shallow, and Lisvms's
Slewkr„ were excellent.—That admirable Aarefs
Mrs. Gtovsa acquitted herfelf in Afro. Ford with
her ufual fuperiority ; and we rejoiced to fee our old
and deferved ftvourite Mrs.Mavroccs,in Afro. Page,
who poffeffes all her commendable attradions in fuch
a degree, that we hope the Manager, with the full
knowledge of her worth, wiflorequen4, in the courfc
of the feafon, gratify the public with her appearance.

We heartily congratulate oar brave foldiers and
tailors on their gaining the Spanifh treafure at Bue-
nos Ayres : their courage demanded fuch a reward;
and we (hall be happy to hear of their further (tic-
eels in participating in the immenfe fum of Two
Hundred Thoufand Pounds Prize Money, which will
begin to be diftribtfted by Dame Fortune on the
13th of next month.

The amutements at the New o&mpie, Patfrillion, in
Wychilreet, are conducted with a fpuit that does
great credit to Mr. ArrLas', fen. and will no doubt
become the favourite Lounge of the Fafhionables now
in Town: the Dukes of Yost, Cuomo's:A:an, and
CAMBRIDGE, honuured the Pa villion on Toefday even•
ing with their pretence. The Equellrian Exercifes
are certainly the firft in the world ; and Mrs. Pat-
sies dancing i., as it ever has been, the theme of
admiration, blending all the graces of the Rage with
the lively and agile frifks and flings of the Scotch and
Irifh dancing, in which tlyle Mr.. Paaasa remains
unrivalled.

An unlucky accident happened on Friday after-
noon in College-ilreet, Edinburgh, a fine boy between
four and five years of age being rode over by a cart,
the wheel of which went over his neck and head, and
killed him nn the fpot.
A melancholy accident happened off the Cumbraes
on Monday fe'nnight. As two men were Mini., a
fudden fquall aptet the boat; one of them clung to
the bottom of it till be was picked off by another
boat, which fortunately happened to be dote by; the
other man funk and never rote again ; he has left a
wife and (even children to lament his 1011.

Yeflcrday afternoon, as a Gentleman, whore name
we underftand to be Goo:mart, a Captain in the army,
in company with another Gentleman, was driving a
light chaife at a furious rate along the New Road,
Mary la-bonne, the off-rein became loofened from the
bit, and the honk went off at fpeed. Mr. G.'s friend
jumped out of the gig, and broke one of his legs,whilft
Mr. GOODMAN remained in his perilous fituation, and
endeavoured to flop the animal ; but, by keeping
tight the tingle rein, the vehicle was rim againft a
bank and upfet, when Mr. G. was thrown from his
feat to a distance of ten or twelve yards I when, be-
tides the fraCture of his hip bone, be was fo much
broiled that his life is defpaired of. The chaife was
broken in pieces.
The following accident happened la! Monday at,
ternnon, at Battle, in Suffer s—As John Cooper, a
1 private in the 36th foot, preparatory to the march of
the third divifion of that regiment, on the following
mornin F, was employed in making femurs • largechet,
containing arms, in one of the bat.horfe Rabies, ofed
as a ftore.houfe, in the barrack yard, his hammer
came in mita tt with a flint, and (truck fire ; the
(parks flew to and flatbed fume gunpowder that had
been (tattered about the premifes, which caufed the
ignition of other enmbulttble matter that form let the
building in a blaze, and exploded 8,000 ball cart-
tektites ; but as they were packed in thin cafks, con-
taining loco each, and took fire in progreffive order,
the explofion did not produce the corifevences which,
from the contiguity of the artillery magazine, was
to be apprehended from them. Cooper, who was the
only man in the Itorehoufe at the time, had his hands
'I very much burnt, and his whilers tinged from his
I face, but received no other perfonal injury. The
flames raged with great violence, and defiroyed three
ten-Ilalled Stables, and all the military ft wes they con.
tained, before they could be fubdued, although fe-
vent engines were :bon brought to the fpnt for their
extinction. In the liable next to that in which the
fire commenced, feveral dogs belonging to the ofgeers
were that. but they were all preferred except one,
1 a valuable. pointer, the property of Captain Fraser,
which we. burnt to death. The military Stores confin-
ed of cloathing, ;knew, seat aments, fpare arms, 84-

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OLD BAILEr, SEPT. 23.
—.—.. .
4.llllset Hawkins. was tried re an In, iatment fbr felordoutly &f-
-elting on the highway sear Caen Wood on the road leading from
',empanel to Highgate, en the 7th of Anita hit, William Ey.
le, putting blot lb fear. and taking from his perfoo two sl Bank.
note, one ye. pint. and two dollars, hiaproperty.
From the widener of the prole-come It appeared that as be was
proceeding along the road near Caro Wond on the yth of Agin*,
he raw a genteel young man on borfehack riding towardablm,ob•
(creed him fuddenly 11,..p.and take a pifird from his pocket, width
he beard hl o cork. This perfon was the ;tamer. He rode up
to the witnet's with hie ORM pretested, and called out " Sarno-
der r The witnefs, not immedluely furpeding Ma intention,
abed him, what were his commands ? The prifoner anfwered,
" Surrender your money dlnseily !" Whites replied that be was
a very poor man. and *very unit obJed for any thing of that kind
.—that he had very tattle mooey *bout him more than was barely
fbaltient to defray turnpikes.' The prifoner, lea peremptory a.
• nor, repeated his demand. Whites took out a eanvas M
bag,
and was about to give him a dollar. but the pittance kid he mull
have bag sod all. Withers delivered It but Rill iotreated hint as
eetere • wt. ' The prifoner kid his father was in pawl, and that
1 1, unit este all the moue 1 hut yet he retuned to the wieners a
dolbr, abed Lis addrefs, and affored him be should repay him the
whole re a future day. He then rode away; but *hulk, after
proceeding a tittle way, raged the alartn,and the intoner was par-
ked and taken. •
WilliaorTay, • cecina/de. who Eves at Bryan Barnet, ftarod,
that he took the prifoner into cullsoly, and on karebing him, found
in the bin* pocket of Isis coat a loaded piftol, mad another in his
Ate pocket ; alto a fineWng bottle filled with gunpowder, a ?Mal
bullet, and a green Mk pork, containing two IL notes, a n'hieee,
and one dollar; czadly correfpondlug with the turn loft, by the ,
prokentor ; and in another pocket he found tome loofe billings
and fitpenny pieces.
The prrorier nude no defence, but a camber of very refpee
table pertain gine hint a very fair charade: provioufly to this 1
affair. The prod( of the fad, however, was fo dux. that the
Jury without hell/anon found him guilty; but removes:laded
Lim to mercy, both en account of his youth asulthegeod eialfaC•
ter he had fupported previous to this crime.
The prifoner was a youth of a very' Interefling apparel= ; he
was penterily dreffed in black. as{ geared extremely &jutted
at hie unfortunate &nation fiercely ever mosturiag to Wm Nat
gyes keen the ground duri4hia PIA .
Elizabeth Bay, a very genteel young woman, was Indided awl.
tally for Reeling various articks of furniture from her forehand
lodgings in He 5, BedkirdAreet, Bedford-row, value above orm
the goods of I'. Davi& In wbo(e hook be lodged lo Auguft laft. •
From the evidence of Mr. Davis it append, that the Hiram
lad..foroc months fence, taken (undated apartments on the fecond
Cured Ms hook, at tea a week : that fonts time afterwards,ler
Otter. who Is a married woman, came then pregnant, lay in, and '
eantlavtd for (uric time extremely 111. Prom fame intimation
nook Mktg', belted lesion to fofped that the Prifoner had made .
tiny with tome articles of the furniture In her apartments; in
confequence of which he procured a keret warmat from the
Bow ftreet Magiftrates 2 mud, with the staltance of two Officers
preceded en (earth the lodgings, when he miffed the window'
Pertains, and Cenral other articles. On farthing farther, a num•
bar of pawatteolier's duplicates ware found for keen! arida,
winch, ere etareirtation, proved to be hit, and to have,been
taken frees the pedbswr's apartments. •
The linwatreet Olken corroborated the cireamftances, and
added, thrt while 'they were kerching, the prifoner walked abaft
the nuns czeifbrely agitated. and ia tears t that at one etteneet,
apparently in defpair, Ole feud a kalle,ged attempted to Rah her-
(dl; but., being prevented from this, the became in a link time
sure connoted, and before they brought her away, be begged
leave to go into as adjoining room, when her filter lay ill ; and
mitre they bewail the prifoner, in treat troy, by to her fitter,
.0 Ab ! Charlotte! if it had not been for you, I never Mould have
been brought to this Situation."
,
The unhappy /mew woman made no defence, and the proofs
• IMO fe plain, that tbc Jury found her Guilty; but recommended
her to mercy, on account of her previous good chandler, and the
cooLderation that her Gfter's Meets and illoefs had indocul her
to this unfortunate all.
Hannah M•Carthy wet capita/1y inflided for fleeting fire Bowls,
mesa son.printdy„ from the bop of Mr. Robert Poole, linen.
dirapen
Tblawas d common cafe of thop.liftlng. The prifoner earns
lik ender the pretence of purrhaGng, and bought tune trivial arti-
ste; bet on her keen' the (bop, was fulpedesi by the thopmao of
Oohing away more than the bought, immediately followed, and the
pods found in b. r goffedioo akw yards from the door. A stunt.
bee of V/ itnefes gave the prifoner a good chandler for Come year•
before this orourrence. But the Jury found her guilty ; and bath
obey, an I Me Prokrutor, recommended bet to mercy, on acsiont
of her former seed chandler.
Ten were ronvided of felonies, ele.—Ann Singer, for fleeting
Satdouble piftoks, the property of F. Wei& ; Maria Holland, fur
! Ituarg a *cool Cotton, the property of W. Drake; Sarah Goticher,
for Reding a 'croon gown, ate. the property of A. Jones •' Mores
buns. par *eating a .pkee of carpeting, the property of T. Sad.
pun Jobe Corona. for ftealing • bell, the property' of R. Miles,
ffq ; Ann Henry. and Harriet Middleton, for healing four cot-
too ennaine. the property of J. Bartlett.
- :Elizabeth !MAI+, who was capitally Indided for Reeling gob
moon front D. Arnold, a Myer watch. Arnold ikated,that on the
evening of Sunday she id of Augult, he met the lady, wits aired
hisaso walk ends bet; this was at Wapping wall, and be proceed-
ed ells ber towards Oravel.nne, to the iron.rail road,where they
fat down They were loan difturbed by few yokes, and the lady
, went off. to akertain the cook of the alarm, bat did nee return.
and he miffed bin watch. He (seeker nest morning corning out of
&pawnbroker's, where he forptied be had been making money
of the watch.
The prifonerin her defence Rated, that Arnold writhed to go
Wow and Beep with her, as he bad frequently done. He kid he
bed nothiss but a llspenso in bis pocket. whkh Ite told hien would
as do. He then gave her his watch to keep until he *Quid roe
deem it the oat day. The Jury gave no credit to this tale, and
found the pri(ouer guilty of (testing, which does away the capital
part of the charge. The prefecutor applied for his exocrine, which
mere :tiered, on geount of the impropriety of Ins conduit is
f pang with the prifoner.
_Wan- Abilene a Chafes penfioner, was indided for Reeling hi
the Howard's Headmiblic-houk, at Cheffea, on the 22d of Atli.*
! la*, thirty eight guineas, the goods and money of Wm. ilulmea.
.1t appeared in evidence, that Holmes is • Chel(ra penfioner alto;
I this immediately penises to Me day mentioned is the indidmeot
be bad beam discharged from It. George* bolpit al ; that he brought
oat with ham to guineas in gold, which he h .d faced from his earn.
1 hip Is a tan yard, where he had been four years employed ;he went
teChelfea to receive his peahen. and Sept on the night of the teth
et 'store*, at ! the above unitioeed publichouk, kept by a
IMr. field, in the fame bed with the prifoner, who, the DOSS morn.
. log. while be was doting. Role money from an loft& packet of
, Ms waineut ; but his loft being difeovered before the mil-goer
made his efespe, the money was recovered, part of it beteg taken
from his lows by the landlord. The profaner was found Gritty of
the Ingle larceny, not of the capital part of the offence, of Rearlt '
above ao thitiings is the dwelling.boufe, the properoy being under
the protection of the perfon, kc. dm it being laid only as a Angle
Larceny.
Four were convidled of mifdernesnors, viz. J. Dowton, J. Stew-
' an. and J. Wife, for uttering bale coin, and Cadenced to be impel.
toned In Heenan one year, and End karmic; J. Beak, for having
in hi. poffenion Roger goods of Meffrs. Morgans and Ward.—
And fit were acquitted, among whom Weft.
John Olhmnek the pogilitNerho was on Monday capitally
cmticicti of a felonry, at the Tap of the Worufter CoreenoMe),
was again Indided on a charge of robbing Mr. Luke Cogdcn,a
farmer, on the aid of Auguft. near WilMen Green.
Luke C'ogden, an old man about feventr. (wore, that he was re-
{ toning from London, driving his market cart. between ten and
eleven o'clock on the night of the sad Auguft. Me daughter being
then alLap is the cart, when he was flopped by two men, armed
with 1 hank ; toe Rood at his hark 's bead, and the other, who. he
(wore politi rely, was the prifonerjumped up on the deft of the cart,
put a piftol to his brag, and demanded his watch and money.—
, %t (dud his watch Rang, and broke it in endeavouring to pull
out the av etch ;but the prifoner made him give op the watch the
prifon. r then throat his band boo the witneig's pocket, bat found
no money ; and afterwards he rolibed Ms daughter In the cart
He Wa•• p...ii:ive as to the pauper's perfon, It wu a light nigh.,
and he had (.en him twice before, at Wltfdeo green, and knew
bisnerse. The pilaw and his companion then west army; the
wharf, drove s little loather, and than crafted the fields toward&
raddiogtoo, in hope. that they would p the Ed Rood, that !
he might have them taken; Vet he there met a laarftereet Officer
t .: w bunt. be f. id, he told the tranfadien, and that it Was O.Don•
Yell ":to had robbed him.
Lion his er ols-exatosoatima by Mr Kean., however, In naiad

Janob,

J.A.
St.'

' hot (wear pothivety to this taftfad. He had gone toMarthoroagio-
Rent, where he had beard the partner was taken ; but did oat
then tall ge oraorabbed, Of that be tare [11411061CIRO: He never
Reified his Weeder to profecute until la Thurfday. He had
beard there was a reward 61401 for convieting a highwayman,but
idid atorwart any of it.
Sophia Cogdon his daughter, (wore to the robbery, but would
ant form peditively to the porfon orthe pranner.
O'Donnell, in hi. defence, deliver, d a written paper into Court
In which be expreffed his hope that the circumftance of his eon-
victim )efierday, would not be (offered to bear sgainft him In this
iC4f, sU eoseent with which be pohtively denied. He :al I he never
bad denied his concern with the former rubbery, except merely 1
when he pleaded not guilty ; but that, es be hoped for mercy here
and hereafter, he was innocent of this.
Baron SOTTO74 fireunted up the evidence, and the Jury smelt.
ted the Ohmic.
Mary Anne Smith. a Cypriot, wee capitally indided for pd.
Irately Reeling a Bik handkerchief, • gold senain, and two kaki,
from the per(oa of Laurence Pay arsthe Seth of July left, at a
bode of 11l fame In linveltreet.
The Profecutor. a (mart dapper hese, fisted, that on Saturday.
the jd of Augu R. be had (upped with a gentleman at the weft end
of the town, and after fupp.:r got molt wonderfully drank. lie
bad the gold then and feels fixed In hie fob, without a watch.
Reeling and ltupid, be paged through various Itreets; wholly en-
conteiout of having picked up a girl, and in the morning when he
awoke, found himfelf In No. so, Bowaltreet. HI. feels, his chain,
and handkerehlef, bad all difappearod. The female fervent at this
hotel Rated, that the protect:tor Ind the prifoner came together,
between two sad three on Sunday morning. They were both very
much istaxicated, and were tethered into an apartment. The pi-
loner left Mat about three, and in the morning, when he recover.
ed his Poke, he complained of the halk he had fullalned. Smith,
one of the Bow-greet °Been, was applied to. and iron what he
learnt of the pri(oner at the Barks. he traced her to her lodgings,
N 0.4, Chatlesareet, Long-acre. She gave him, without befits-
tion the beadkerchief, containing the foal. and the chain raying
i the Prolecutur bad given them to her, bet that the was anemic-ions
lof bringing tbens away. She appeared mussey at the time the re-
Rated the property to him. Ihe Jury acquitted her, which had
fads ea deft en her feelings, that the Inltantly fainted away.
Rebecca Pyle was %dieted for finking a cotton Bawl, three
gowns, two guineas, Yalta guinea, two ye. pieces in geed, a 's !. husk
notc,and see. 6d. in filver.the property of Aan Wallms,la a dwel-
ling houfc,fo that the offence as kid In the Indictment was • caps.
tal offence. But it appeared that the prifocer bad but this money
by tellies, the fortune of the prefecotria. a (errant girl, who had
given I; to leerier her information of future events ; which the girl
Indus; to be s parcel of Ruff, intlitted the prifener for felony.
Mr.Julthe La Beane Paid, the Profecuttlx ought to have known
it w,s all a parcel of Ruff before (Imparted from her money. Tbofc
Fortuat-tellers were vagabonds, but when people gave them money
voluntarily, they could act protean, thews foe felony. These was'
nits pretence for this charge ape, thin 'Adams, the Jars would
therefore acquk the prifonet, Not 0.1112.

PARA

inn DISSOLVED.
TROIS rya LONDON GiZITTI.
Wm.Rigby, Humphrey Livefey.aod Henry Oaken, of Wigan,
Lancashire, ironmongers, September 8, iso6.
Elisabeth Clark and Elisabeth Capper, of Bromfgrove, tpla•
Ram Aura i 5, 3806.
Benjamin Jima and joke Chutes, of Haverfordweft, rope.
makers, July 7, slob.
Alexander Chefoey and William Chethlre, of Liverpool, Mar.
awn, September I,
Thomas Walker and John Clark, of Eaft•ftreet, Mancha's.
tepee, July tn. 01106.
William• Drake, William Fenton, and Samuel Featon,of Gmbh
Yorkshire, woollen-merchants, September 4. don.
Thomas Ranfen, fen. and Thames Renton, jun. of Wigan, Lan •
maim, firm and cotton maailliellateni,member s, :Soo.
Alexander Hidden and Jatiallisiden, of bleadogbea . • Gamic
Redden, formerly of Nottingham, bat sow of loodnes, Junes
Redden and Garin Hidden, of Atierdeen. Scotland, boilers
Holywell Cotton Twill Commory, and at IVlanchefleir, ander
the firm of the Holywell and Douglas Company, (u to Samuel
Chctham Hilton, of PClMilltall.l.ascrigni, Efq.) June Isollog.
Francis Wright and William WrVit, of Oafsed.fteset, uphol-
ders and cabinetmakers, July et, :Soft.
William and George Anderfon, of Red Lied-court, Watling-
exert. Matiebefter yrsrehmtfenun, July t, 406.
Madame Aufteo, Peter Blackburn, add Therms Eiger, Jan.
of Rewrote, merchants. tsault ma, and Chip gems, Auguft 30.1806.
Jolaph Hopkinton, William Vickers. Gorr Murder, Iraqi,
Clean, Jame. Rlchardfon and John Burley, of SULK, mt.
shire, taw sod edge tool sulkers, Aug** 'at, 1806.
Janet Dove ant Joshua Mayhew, of Elm court, Temple, Solt-
chore. September se, 1806.
Giles Shaw end William Shaw, of Mai:clutter, cottorapinagrai
September ti, 1806. t I
Richard Markham and Henry Elftob, of Suaderlaad, Durham,'
mama and drapers, Anstalt 9, .806.
John Hawkhrorth and Kase Penellone, of Nefteld, Yorkadra,
Joiners' tonl•makers and laden, September I, slO6.
Matthew Maw Thomas Parkinfoo. and Thomas Wades, of
&mein Dear Glaiford Briggs, Lincoloihlre, 01l Merchants, 41.
gull sl, silo&
James Butterworth and John &Kith, of Holeomehrook, while
Tuttington. Lane:albite, hutches', Mays. tIo6.
Thomas Clapham and Clapham, of Leads, Yorkllalma
merchants, Austin .r. t Sob.
John Smith and William Freedmen, of Moschella, bookbin•
dem and nehmen, Eeptember ig, 406.
Nathaniel bookie sod ThisseteiGaerge,of Wood .ftrect,Dhesp.
fide, London, ribboa•manufaCtuiers sad warehoufemen, Squash
lace 19, slob.
Jeremiah Collett and Richard Collett, of Mlie•Eod-road,
dkies, fadkre and Moneta maker*.

Joreph C.`uitin end Michael OHL of Upper Eafton, St. Philip and
mob, Gloucefteratire,nerfcrymen and gardeners, Scpt. tt, slob.
George Judd, John Simplon, Aitken Mew-A, and Janice P.
limptim, of Token Houk yard, Lundon, leather, fadtora, (aa far
If relates to George Judd coif), September s, !Soft.
Jofcpit Berry, William Souther. and zemoa Soother, of Bald•
vin-Rrect, Briltol, chair makers and chair japannera, Austad
stl, 0406.
William Filmic, of Mansfield. Nottinghandlaire and Edward
Beard( -

.talfall, of Nettiogham,glare.manefadin. rera,•SoPt. as, :So&
bdwani lilicakhorn, of /bastard. L.ancalltirt, and Ralph Mb.
n, of Wigan, LaucaOln,. nail manufoltarers, Som. ae, allo6.
Andrew Thomfon and Samuel litmage, of St. Paul's Chore-6-
'U', trunk and eafe-rnaker., February 6, do 6
William Mellor, jamas Keeling, Thomai Toft, Philip Keeling,
aho Huwe, Samuel Hatton,and• thorns. Dlniranck, of Hanky,
raffordibize, manufadurera of porcelain and suillen•Ware, July
i 4, 5806.
John Littler and Chriftophee Waitron, of Hart-fireet. Sinnott-
bury, Middlelez, hatteralallsen, milliners, and lacemeti, Serena-
bee ap, atich.
Aka ander Annandale, of Hosighton, Northumberknd, and John
Annandaie, of New:silk-upon Type, papermanufarlarert, June
54, tBO6.
William Eyre, fcn John Pyre, and Wm. Eyre, jun. of Newark.
upon-Trent Noatiughamibire, and of Ferry, Lincoltaire, mer-
chants, Sepiember 'Son.

Jchn Prartridge...jokpbus Beidonte, and Martin Petrie, of
Bearbindtr.lane, drifalters, (as tar as relates to Jobn l'artrWge),
Screrntler2S, 1806.
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YiEc Nelfoo and John Lifter, of Adwaltoe, word-Rapiers.
%Valiant Tyler, Inntes Rm. and George Rodney Gate,. of
Bsißol, tabaccouilts and!nue-nuanufadlurcrt, Septewhtr • 8, I $O6.
_ _

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George Robinfon and G. Jatkfon, of St. dmiLitht a lone. Ma,
chants, A tiguit go, !Soh.
John Hotnct, Wm. Morleill.and George Corn*, of Birmingham,
Warwick (hire, (idlers, boomong.n. and futon, (as tar unlaces
to Wm. Morkill), November 16, rlO4.
Richard Mackilwain and Joreph Booth. late of Crtfeent-plame.
BlaehPriars London, ironmonger', May 1, t 1.4.
George Ste.enfon and George Alften, of John Reset, Totten-
lum-cuurt road, coach-makers, pone sg,

DivlCENvs:

oA•bcr z. Hugb BAgp, bac of Bcamitter,Derfalhlre,itopkceper,

at eleven, at the Winie Hirt lon, beamu ter.
Odober 4. Herbert borne. of at. lanteis- area, Weßtuiniter,
filh.tneteer, at ten, at theihili.at.
October 4. Will Skinner, of EaltJarie. Greenwich, Kent,
vidualler. at twelve. at Guildhall.
Odober 4. Charles Battcriky, of Wapping High-Meet, Mitlillefea,
ip-chandler, at ten, at Guildhall.
October 6. Thomas Pate Whaberkv, late td Huntingdon, grocer,
at four, at the Fountain Ina, Huntingdon. •
Otiober 6. Robert Stifford the younger, of Hantlogdoo, grocer,
at fair, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon.
Oddity p. Jame, Cinwee, of Frith Hook Mill, near Wppoodew,
lforftßaua, outtao-fpisnes, at eleven, at lbs Star las,
kiarnbsAtr.

lIT WEEeIEING's PATENT.
F, Pains in-thalkonsneh, Pains in the Head or
Bide, and pale laoguluilamsemowerem, a In young perfons, ariling
Goa amigos caufes mad that have rafted the power
emery other medicine, lave been entirely removed sad wholly
eradicated by CHING's PATENT WORM DESTROYING
LOZ EIMER, which el...mires the Romacb and bbwels of tbat amid
Lana with which they are fn-quently loaded, (and which woollen
become the keret mule of tbefe fatal diforden) bur are areaway
fubdued by the ufc of dais medicine, which Is proved l'uperior to
any other In Its eery method of dillodging that crudities, and re•
ltdring the body to health and Rrenctb. Cafes of its edam. from
many Noblemen are wenpped roond each box.
As opening phific on all oceaGom, Chinks Worm Lmenges are
peculiarly ellicacious, will keep good any Ragas of time, and la all
eI mites.
Sold whok rale and retail at Ching and Ender's, No, 4, Cheap-
fide ; and by molt camases Medicine Venders.

Poi the Wind, Chokes. Plus" and other Moeda*, in the
Bowels of Infanta, as 'refits of Adults.
.aitilßra CARMINATIVE.
CAUTION.—Mawr counterfeited Preparations of
this Medicine having been offered for Bale, under fprdous
Pretences, all Perrone are reguefted not to take any smith dm
Wen' that the name " P. Newhall, No. 45, Sr. Paul's," is es.
graved in the Stamp, and that in the Bill of Direetions round mei
Bottle Is an
'tetrad front the Will of the late Mr. Jefeph Dolby, els.
Wlwreas I did many years Once Infirm:l my daughter Frances
now the Wife of Ant hnny Oen. of North • ftnet,Wellmlnfter, Gent,
In the Art of compounding a certain Medicine, Of which I am
the file inventor, Called Dalby's Carminative." Ido hereby con.
flame and appoint my (aid daughter the foie Preparer of thin
ufeful Medicine ; I 'Rewire give to my raid daughter, Frances
Gel!, my role property In the (aid Carminative, and all profits
ailing from the (ale thereof, to her and her heirs f..e ever "
It is fold only by P Newbery and Sons, No 4s ,St.Payrs Church
Yard, a few doom (run, Chespfide, London, prim as. pd. •
Boni, , duty included—and by their appointment, by Dicey and
Co. Bow Church-yard • Bacon and ,Co. ego, and Allan, 76, Oz.
fordßrett : J. Wade, Old Bond-greet; Bayley and Co. Cockfpur•
Bret; J. Ward, MUM Row, Holborn ; B. Borchelt, LorgAcre
E. Barry, Bridge Brew ,Weßminfter • S. Randall, RoyalF.zebange ;
W. Clarke, Borough, Hlgh.ftrest, and J. Harris, COlll4 of Lud-
gate-Brest.

NEW MEDICINE ACI:
NEWBERY and SONS, Nn. 0, St. Paul's
A. • Church yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder
and other valoable preparations inform the Public, that in conk.
quence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will
he io future as. yd. per Packet, nr Ass. 64. per Dozen; bet the
quantity of a Dozen Packets In a Dottie (as made up ftsr the Army
and Navy) may be bad for 11. es. And as the words, "P. New-
bery, No. et, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, which ft
is prefunied will he a fufficient (mirky ugalnit counterfeits, his
fignaturc on the labels will be tilkontinued.

. .....
The following 3,C the prices of their other Medicines, (tamps
included, bet thufc who porthole go or more, at a tin:. will be
allowed the Romps grade : .

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Dr James's Powder s 9 Dolby's Canninatim .a 9
Ditto in a lictle 54 0 Dr. Auflin's Chalyheate
Demo Anatole Pills 4 6 Pill, 4 0
Ditto in a lame Box 24 0 Preake's Tina. of Bark 4 o
The Antihilious Pills s 9 Dittto Hustmoa's ditto 3 0
Dr. Steer's Opodeklot 2 6 'Toole Pills • 2 9
Ditto Coerrulfiun Oil s 6 Posta Coffee • s 9
Ditto Nitre Drops s 6 Carrutber's Drops a 9
Ditto Canoodle Drops a 9 IQs nee of Ginger s 9
Ditto Psregotic Los. tti Ditto Peppermint ial
Anelhard's Blois ditto ia 4 Dr. Hooper's Pills a a
Effellee of Coltsfom 3 6 Grant's Drops . a a
Mr. Spence's Dcntifrice 4 0 ;VIM Scots Pills 1 0
CeptrAlk Snuff 1 0 Henry's Magmas 2 6
Jones's %helm. Ting. 3 6 Norton's Drops • s 6
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spin:buffs Drops 5 6
(Nato's Maenetla 3 6 Dr. Solauder's Tea 2 9
Walfoo's Alterative 4 6 Greeuough's Tinctures I I
Killes Odnata let a 9 Ditto l'olu Lozenges aa{
N. B. As many perfons nil:take flit holier. of Meths. Newbery,
°bias-ye that it is at the hall End of St. Paul's, four door% from
Cbospfidc, with theft word• inferihod on CM ken, • Ike ally
Ws:astute for Dr. James's Powders:*

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A CERTAIN COllll POI CORNS
•
ItamlibLe azawucc,kii.pLA,sTFK.
'FHB PROPRIETOR of this malt errellstie
•IL. REMEDY it eirrtatn•of Its ILOtacy booing *ever (Wadi
In a variety of totes, agrano if It does nut eradicate the Cora,
KM sad branch, TO Ril* Pi TIM MO NI T. And ha Jams
to add, that it has infinitely tboadvantage Of the nuntWlA Loa:
esti** Ointments, Sahel, Ike as mioy hundreds &Aided pc..
tom Cab teftify, among wines are fame of the Sr* charaiters ti
this kingdom.
Sold Wboierale sod RetSil by T.Astell, No. a, Fineh-lane, Near
the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mt. Day, No. 7, Tavilitch•
Peet; Mr. Wilkmi Na. 39, St. issases's.ftnee; Me' Halal
No. or, Pail-Mall; Mr. Ward, N 0.314, Hcaborsi ao4PROIIs
and On. No, Ira, Oxfnrd-ftreet.
At Briftol, by Mr. Bt..gin and Mr. Sheppard, BoolesSoss
Bath, By Huard, bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer.
Edinburgh, by Banc, South Bridge.
Plinks iced Clorpors. lir. Harding a.
Liverpool, by Mr. Con, priatter,and Msaloosolernfolke.
Portfrooutis. Mr. Motingebookfeller. •'C
And by nica4Wol7,o4lloolllhletboionsibilisliol.'

From elm lieu, Arcbdualltrrllo.llal.l) to Dr. BARCLAY%
APO.
Cknorm, July 5, Ong.
SIR—I have received your treat inpply toturd
double boles of this moil caccUent medicine, dcriemiturtrti
Dr. Barela)'s Antibillom Pills, for rich the key. Wm. Barak,
has a Patent. I informed you 1 had luso* theM ierat tificaihitit4
and you requettrdperengiors to add my name to the moth Wanda,
' hie Signatures in It. Gwent. I ibnUld imagine the Arthbfibug
Canterbury's name of Mel( falleient. and sibitewledgi P Mid lbst
Pills entirely at% nty brut tuba chat It was in WIN w bolt. *id
not fo dignified a perronsye would Puffer hie manic total
made ore of but kr the goods( the Paid*, or that it ceettlte its.
Mud in any thing but troth. .1 Mee eaperienceilthe foondbegoof
the foundation on which .1 built, for 1 was ruble& to torlonastatt
flaudrucies, preccedly free bile, andhave to that* tett.lianday
for the ewe. Yon may, chasten, make de of my maw whim
and when you glade. tam, Mr, TOW'S, &c.
1. CAUL FIELD, Are hde woo of Kihrione.
Sold wholefide sod. cethll at Mr Butter'''. No 4, Clusplidet,
er of Patertnitet row; and retail by molt country Medicine
Vcatteui. tubules at is. 6d. end as, tact.

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• 4 Sac iog of Nina Maio 111 "["east Guineas
IVIATHEWS and LEIGH, tiaukrellers. Ito. at
LYL tads Patent bielklne Wareloofa, No IS, Strand, Winos
the Nobility, Gentry.*c. that they continua to refeife (on actesfai
et the wry ;mat dentioni) every =oath, ire& fopplies of Dr. So-
lemon s eel"brated Rahn of Gilead (me Nervous Complaints. Con
foilaingtono, aso. itc. pries. toe, 6d. and Panay Ilettiat, which cos-
mina lye HaNtavinea polka. IP.
!Alewife, the Aatl•firpctlikma, without hiereuri, far kiltso
shy at Mort. betray, &a
The Aidergent Lotion, for Empties' ea the hop alliellY.•
Pints, ss. 6d—Half Pints, so. pd.
• • All thefts ankle' have the winds, • Sam) Saltation, them
pool:" engraved no the Stamp, an others me aurally countaribiab
Alfe oa f.le, a few from copies of that [secreting Treatith.
called " Salaam. Guide to Neakk" a book eaten/m.ly read and
en:vegan, approved
PREGNANT LADIeS,

Whore natation requires a tcroporarirettrernatt.
R. WATSON, Surgeon, and Mart Midwife.
offers* ascOsunodatit Ladies to an airy and retired &NV
rtes, with Apartmeats to lyoda, os terms fatted to theft armor
basica mad Murton la life t their isfaitta put out to OM*, and
ktatillelY %Laicals of; and as Humanity bulimia bin to afar
ila Altanae to alleviate the horrors of alocealtal Pregame'', bp
Imagers idatfelfLadles will God ou &pp/iconic to ktan the troatella
iattcatien, and matt prototaid feereci.
Letters (poll paid) to Mr. Watfan, Surma sad Man.Mtdwlli,
or to Mrs. Warta Midwife, No. 19, eastlort. sdrett, Sdkref.
vide of Blackfriar'eleidge, will tawit the too* rimed attattioa.
Where Mir head, Toe PILL IidNEDICI Ai, at tf. t• pg.
boa, a wataia aad dolga* Remedy to remote ail °Lamaist%
sad irregularities, &Mtn excielleat Medicine after had E.rinma it

HAVING dedicated alyiell so the Rudy. Mill beets
gratified by the molt conadersble predict in that Mimi
which I thought proper to tdedt. I ask that I have not more oaf
employed my dose than thole who, In the entomielo add ef llt
profelion, are oceeflonally limmotted in mmerembity, and teams
slims attaln that fumy& width is acquired by immintralsog the
totalitiesl power to me date of diftedets. :
The difeates of DRBIUTY an -pma— arly dairying, for they
bring with them a train of sooebn froptoms, and by a dor
tag:of all vital mangy, mlitioseitkif becomes usbiteored—o.
:et they aria fromehejoreirobamee of illmample.the dearth*
cite habits of remoutoys,.* is Midgeocas of maturity, they ns..
quire site mat allideoes preitilitilmi kW; but by the Ipormee
medueated men, the freptonis are aggrameed. mad the onaltante
doh Is dearmul.
Att.& MakilliEß of the LOYAL COLLEOE of SURGEONS,
I ground my peetenfions om regularity of olucatkut, and peiffeing
every privflegeto proßice, f fed noyielf entitled to that conidtom
whit which I have hitherto boom folibersay honours/
M the heft fentatious of local weaknets, arty application will
prevent the es/amity*/ a debilitated frame ; but where the fifferee.
from a contd.:minds of the uriossalinefs of the vice which aloha
his misfortune, is fearful of the matempt or motive of his family
phyttchan, and broods 'maids Infirmity wt.h careful concealment,
It mull be fatisfsetary for him to be Mired not tidy of espoidilly
of treatment bin alto of the lowa inviolable foamy.
A od in recentVenertal Complaints It Is polble to prevent p.M
danger or. Mires ; Its the molt oorptented eau it it the sempler
meta of estimate et rituals this Um to alba a alt. "mho.
and at
I via the advantage of this experience tothafe of either fez who
are atilidad with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fruptomo of
VENEREAL IN rEenoro, and is alt cafes the terms of rem..
aeration are Rued on the arft Interview.
Patients In the country are eupetled to inclok a Bank note, Mad
ate requeßed to fpcelfy their age and =mum of living.
MARTIN USE.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, In Londe,.
No. up, Arundel-greet, St * id, nor Temple Bar.
TO THOMAS TAYLOR, kfq.
rear Sir, N•. q, Bridgoltreet, London.
I FEEL it a duty incumbent uponMe. to inforell
you of the very great sad tstraordinaey Con I have received
tom your Invaloabk Medicine--LEAKE's PAT:LOWY PILLS,
About two yeses ago I was attacked with a Venereal itlfrmitie
which I treated rather nightly for tome time, but tkc difeate at
length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to imply to the
moll tmloentut the Faculty, Lot their alatianct afforded only tam
porary reiuf. I went through various coverer. of Salivation, sod
from being rather of a corpulent Habit wan reduced to a meta
Skeleton. The ulcers that (pread allover any Webs, rendered mil
a complete object, to that my frit rots defpalrtd of my recovery.
When brought to this Atuatlon, I confacrta death as inevitable,
but a relation of mine commenting upon the many caret la WWI,
your Pills had focceeded, I wet induced to try a Into of thou.
*hick I thought rather relieved me, and by pertevcranot fort
or three metals., and foot/log your din diens I experiences
the molt unaccountable retsiatioo from pain, de tom gradually
fibuding ; I am now, thank Om, perfretly recovered, and wear.
tug out daily doubt not hat one mote boas which I slink Ca*.
Stow to take will eltablilt my health In it, original Rote. It la
with the m..ft heartftlt gratitude that I fubftelbe outfit, Sirs
your much obliged bumble feevant. Was. Poisson.
Deantgate, Machclter, July 1, Iliot.
P.S. FOT the public benefit I do set object to the above helot
publilied, but leave you to adt as our own beau jodgmcnt lbaU
didtate.

Prepared and fold by the Mc Proprietor, Thrums Taylor Mem-
ber of the Royal Culiege of Surgeons, Londm, at his 14,,Mr„
No. 9, Ncw lindge Rivet. Where, after a cnnftant refidence of
more than thirty fix years, in a prattice particularly direeted to
the Cure of Vencreal Complaints, with that inviolable Rutty,
which men of his profaßon thould always obreme, be !Liters
It, Weir, the advice and adiftance be gratuiteiudy admisilitria p•
p dons taking this Medicine will be edeented by a dikeroinsPub.
tie, as an advantage feldom to be obt Joed, and void of •mbiguity•
—•Alto Rdd, by his Appointment, for the convenience of add
livinv at a diftanec, at the Perfumer's, N... 35, St. Alban's-areas
Pall Mall; the Foy Shop, No. tog Otford• fir. et; Mr Dillow
rough's. No. 7, Ft -(treat ECU ; Mr. Steel Roukkiler, No. rs
Union Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Watfon's, S,iuth.Hridge,
Edinburgh ; Mr. Calwell'in Dublin ; Billinges, Limpet;
Mr. AM•4,4**l. Maortkilcr ; andby one Perfoo Ia every 0011.
fiderable Town In Great Britain and Ireland, ia &am of or*
to. 9d. each, (caked up with fun and plain diredions, whereby
Perf in. of ether Sex may Cure LACOlrelVcs with Rafe, Speed, Rs.
recy, aid fafety.

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berbary pros. Lambeth), it 68 /TAB 011111CII. NO. I. eller
areaPsOYisi alto at the "tab Oveise. Timbie-Ds.