Star.
London, England, 1813-02-25 00:00:00

UNPARALLLLCD CURL.

Bridlington, rune 11, 1812.
SIR—If mankind in general were ready to commu-
nicate to the Public the good effects they receive (tom me•
many persons would he infinitely oLilged, and rebored',
Imm the most dreadful complaints. lam now in the 92d year
of my age; for 14 years I was lamentably afflicted with the scur-1
vy, swelling In my thighs, kis, arms, and hands—my head and
neck were much swollen, and crivered with painful' ulcers, (Us.]
charging a corrosive humour, which almosttlrove me to distrac-
don. such was my eJtsgiitous situation, I could neither dress,
undress, nor feed myself. It was net atone troy the numerous
cures performed by your valuable Ati : :oitautic-Daors, pub-
Bled in the variousNewsp:,pers, that: first induced Me to makv
trial of them, but from my own self-knowledge of their real vir-
tue, and the many surprising cures produced from their sole use
on my own towusnien and neighbours ; amongst the number, 1
shall only mention the singular and surprising case of John Sin-
clair, of Bridlington Quay. Five years ago 1 confmenced taking
your Drops; when I had taken thuniabout sit months, to my
own surprise, and still more that of all my friends and neigh-
bours, at my very advanced time of life, I was restored to health
and freed from pain, which blessing I have enjoyed upwards of
four years. If this testimony will benefit you, or procure relief
to the afflicted part of my fellow-creatures, publish it at pleasure.
Letters of inquiry, if post paid, will be answered.-1 an, Sir,
Yours, very gratefully, JOSEPH ALLISON.
Attested by Mr. VI ILLIAU HOLTIT, Brk1111!gt011.
• To Mr. John 1 ignum, Surgeon, Manchester.
These Drops are soli in moulded square bottles at 61. and 14s.
(one 14s. bottle is equal to three 6s. ones), wholesale and retail
by Mr. Lignumrhlatichester; also retail by 1. Evans and Son,
42, Long-lane, West Smithfield; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-
)ard ; Barclay and Sons, 9s, Fleet-market ; Shaw and Edwards,
66, St. Paul's Church-yard.; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Nesvbery and
Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; lohniton, IS. Greek-street,
Soho, London; Mir. Wolstenhtilme, York; Mr. Walker, New-
castle; Mr. R.Scott, 100, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Baste: .
Candleriggs, Glasgow; and by every respectable Melicine Ven-
der in every Market Town in the linked Kingdom.

was yesterday charged with a forgery to the amount
of £2090, on the house of Sir R. C. Glyn, by coun-
terfeiting the name of Mr. Troyer, a Stock-broker. I MATRIMONIAL. FELICITY.
A young man, who advertised for a place, had his ad-
MESSRS. GOSS and Co. as regularly educated
verti Mrs... ent answered, and was engaged as his servant, Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their afters.
and sent with the check, which was paid in two
wtionfrefogrutenhetsely lastbalLyrears to the study
rt of those disorders which
£lOOO Bank-notes, and small notes ; and he went, prevent, that inestimable
as directed by the prisoner, to the Bank, to get them- blessing, matrimonial felicity.s°u'l'hue unrivalled ethat they
have hitherto rvcrived from persons of .she fLattruuag
distinction,
exchanged, and took the ,notes so changed to the the
in uniform success setendins the* superior mode of treatment
bloorgate Coffee-house, to meet the prisoner, as di-
In all
thus publicly to 0114 their assist.
retied by him ; but he was not there • but had left a ante. c •
participatingi yor debincietnhecy, whether
tief rewriting from
letter, directing him to go to another place, where the too frequency of
he also did not attend, but. at length met him in war- life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism,e orsa seers efast
and destructive
h habit, which weakens the energy of the n'tindt3arti'd
wick-court, Holborn, where he delivered to him the youth, by producinfttenlity in the one sex,
"teenclewinrthueryohu
Thenotes prisoner did not again return to the lodgings, complaints,
tos,seearie prevented entering ihnt.o,
the marriage state, and ashamed
To those who, fr
where he hired the man, but sent the man's pocket- infilrmit.les in silence it must be consoling to know, howeveerrsdielffir-
book in a few days. He then went by the name of the cure
d may be deemed by other practitioners,
Blunt. The servant said, yesterday, he had every tchuat.obrytnaerffenctouvalat' tnethAttl, they may be restored
reason to believe the prisoner was the same man, to a sound and vigorousulgn
cinfatlit'utl'
quently contracted in a moment olfoiundiscretiona,laundptivsuerdeP, free
.glthiesougli he then wore a white wig, large green spec-
ot Venereal Infection, by a mild andtever-failing treat.
tac , and a very thick and large great-coat, which mew, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in disc
greatly disguised him. He was fully committed to or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Glees which tbsy
Newgate for trial. I are enabled to cure in a short period, without ittehtueuteut recoursef to the
Mr. painful; dangerous effects of thepea
T In the Court of King's Bench, on Tuesday,
be given to several Gentlemen of high respectability, Irwhhicht can
AYLOR, of the Opera House, was found guilt). of a been cured in a very short period, after having bburedouniadvere
libel on a foreigner of the name of La CHINA, for- strictures for many years. To married Females,
merly employed on the Opera establishment. I tations of those tender pledges of connubial happinewsstoshaev:lbPrece;
defeated, it may dice be a pleasirg reflection to know, that by a
As Miss Godfrey, of Argyle-street, was yesterda
y proper perseverance in their remedies the general health is row- ,1
crossing Fleet-street, near Fetter-lane, she was run. vated, and the impediments removed.
over by a hackney-coach, the pole of which StriliN Messrs. Goss and Co exclusively professing the cure of these
her in the breast ; and while on the ground the horses particular complaints,bieri.
sb j order clam% theyitt may not to marked by
set their feet on her body. She was taken upenseless a mistaken fete attached to to the
th lane-
, , rant empiric, think It but justice tliemliei
and conveyed home in the most deplorable state.
thehave
rim:: properly educated and initiated tote every branatch ofl
One of the passage-boats from Gravesend had alof which from different hospitals, and
very narrow escape on Tuesday. She left Gravesend testiPinonts'isicitnro(m""thificates
sphysiclidans, they have to con-
at one o'clock in the morning, with about forty pas- 'lace any inqu'rer,) ethatsuouthe eminent
yours first induced them so quit the practleengefftrhom their
ruder
sengers on board, for London, and, after half an titioner, ard'they presume that their pretensions ceungsentrutel4)arfacair-
hour's sail, struck the Weimer Castle East In- ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they hare
diarnan; by which accident she lost her boom and by the Public been lib n
main-sail, and received considerable damage. Hap. I To be consulted atsu
their Loose 11"°ured.
lay patients of either sex, with „daily (personally, ortry
Letter),
pily there was little or no wind, or the packet must pt' y,:ddetolicetaeL,e and
t attention.
is
Patients in the Country' are requested
have perished. Indeed, but for the exertions of
0.... f the passengers (particularly a Mr, Rees and a Mr..of their easel ages cad manner of living, enelosinpgsart Yank"-
THOMAS), the accident might hare been followed note
forad'lllyabl;aartinediof Siten"Kinaidelnud the
' "lac
will
be
given
Sr
by forwarded
tatal cicrumstances. i MISS and Ca. Surveil', Is, fiewieezie.street, Fleet street.