Star.
London, England, 1807-02-26 00:00:00

DilßiiN, FEB. 17.

commis: tom surei.z.losnics.
Yohn Gannon was put to the Bar, pnd challenged
2 names impannelied for the Jury,l9 peremptorily.
and 13 with cattle. The indiement againa him eon-
rained
eighteen e.Junts, all combining in one charge,!
viz. that he on the 15th of ()entre tali had forged
the inchnfement of William and John Orr, t f the
Merchant's quay, on a Bill for 531. 17s. being one
of a docket fent into the Bank of Ireland to be dif-
rounted, with intent to defraud tire laid William and
John Orr ;alfo with intent to deft aud the Governors.
and Company .1 the National Bank.
Mr. Jufeph Lebat depot-et), as far as his belief, that I
the indorfements on envelopes round two or taree
different dockets, were the hand writing of the Pri
Inner, whom he had feen write on the docket book
of the Bank. This is a book kept for the ptirpofe of
comparing the fignatures to the drafts of eorrefpon.l
dents, with (ample fignatures therein, which are.
written before a proper Clerk of the Bank, to reeog.,
nice the veal lignatures, and prevent forgerie..
Mr. john Orr, after a (cries of previous evidence,
on being ecamined as to the indorkment of the firm
of his houlb, replied, it was not their fignature On
crufs-examination by Mr. P. Burrows, Mr. Orr fail',
he conceived Mr. Gannon to have been a very elli
enable eharaetr—had recemmended him when a
very young mac, as Treafurer to a Charitable Society
—would not have recommended him unlefs he con-
tittered him defetving of the recommendation—',
fuppofed he had reteined a good reputation till this
tranfaeian—knows his mother, Mrs. Jane Gannon,
in whole name partly, and by whore procuration, the
name of John Gannon was written on feveral Bill-,
befides that laid in the indictment. Mr. Orr and
annon% have had fume dealings fur years back.
Mr. Williams, Secretary to the National Bank,
was particular in depofing to the deportment of the
pa Wenn., when the Bills were fufpeeed ; he was fent
for, and believed he attended the Governors with
alacrity—might have made his efcape in the way
from his houre to the Bank, as there was no guard
about him : when interrogated refpeeing the Bill.
in queltion, Mr. Orr being prefent. he made an
open confeilion, that he procured all the Bills to
have been forged by a clerk named Byrne, wird had
ablconded—it was, he obferved, a bad bufinen, and
he was very forty for it. Jr appeared by Mr. Orr's
teflimony, that he believed the prifoner would have
taken up the Bills when they became due, and did
not intend any fraud.

Mr. Guns Ess, who Rated the cafe, adverted to
:lie pain with which profecutions cf that nature were
carried on in general, but this in pArticolar excited
extreme regret in the Governors of the Bank of Le-
land, and all thofe necelfarily concerned in the pi o-
fecution, when they refleded that it might affed the
life of a Gentleman, hitherto not only of an unble-
malted charades., but of a reputation for integrity
and gond condud, fuch as may afford an example
for other young men in fimilar fituations of life.
Mr. James Riddall, Mr. Waldron, and a Mr.
Fairfield, who knew the prifoner lince his childhood,
concurred in giving him an excellent character in the
different relations of a man of buftnefs, a dutiful fun
to a widowed mother, and an affedionate brother to
three young gills, all of whom depended pi incipally-i
an his exertions for fupporr.
_

Judge Fox, in a very able charge, Willed firongly,
that the intent of uttering forgeries conllitnted a
principal part of the crime—it was refereed in the
Aft of Parliament, alfo in the indiement—the Jury
Gould look anxiously into he faits by which inten-
tion could or could not be proved ; on the other
hand, they (hould not give themfelves too great a
latitude in conflruing the principle beyond what it
' would bear. The momentary intent or frame of
mind in the prifoner, when he cauted the forgeries to
be uttered, fhould loan the principal objeet of their
consideration.

The Jury retired, and after fnme time returned a
verdiet—Guilty of uttering the bills, but not with
intent to dcfraud either Mr. Orr, or the National
Bank.

Judge Fox obferved, that they might as well at-
quit the prifoner at once, and it they had any doubt,
it was their duty to do fo; He had made every ob.
ler vation to them befoie, which he thought his duty
impofed on him ; adviftd them to retire and recon-
fider their verdia—his Lordthip repeated the obier-
vation relpe,fting the intention when the bills were
tittered, not looking for ward to a luppofed certainty
of carrying honed intentions of taking them up into
execution.

The jury retired a fecund time, and after confider
able delay, returned a verdia—Guilty—but recom-
mended the ptifoner to mercy in the Itrongell terms,
on the grounds of a moll exemplary charaaer, de-
poled to by three refpcaable witrxtres. The fuperi' r
lenity and humanity which pet vadcd the profectition,
and his bein.7 the only lupport of a mother and litters
depending on l;is indutiry almoit for exitlence.
Judge Fox obferved, that the verdia did them con-
liderable honour ; there would be an end to all the
paper credit of this country, and confequently a
fpeady einiution of its trade, were perfons of the
prifoner's defcripttan, however pure their intentions
of preventing fraud, as they nay call it, by antics
gating a demand on thole vrhofe names they dare to
make free with, permitted to follow a career of this
hind without check or controtil. If by any chance
the ?deft's. Orrs had became bankrupts, and that
the ptifoner, by a fatality of the fame natute, had
been prevented from carrying his ;mentions into ex•
edition, then thmild the Bari; pay Olt amount of
what they had dilcounted, and then fhould they in-
idilably have been defrauded. But Baton Gunge
anl he concuried in opinion, th.tt they would pre-
fcnt the Gentlemen's tecommendation to the Lord
Lieutenant, and give it fuch weight as a remoullrance
from fuch a Cdtlit Wel ; lo well entitled to.
FEBRUARY
_

14 Yerterday, at the Commitii4, two red ns were
convieted of forgeries on the Burk e‘frirti and
Co. Mifs Fleming, a gill of twel"e years old, was
acquitted, on a chat ge f having piitffed forged miles.
The Cotk mail toad), en its way to this city, was
attacked on Monday night, about ten n'clnck, be-
tween Cafiledermot and Timolin, by a number of
pet funs armed, who fired feveral [hots at the coach-
man and guards, by one of which the former Was
!lightly wounded ; but owing to his extreme good
enrsiva and Conn of the gu.rdb (tine of wham !hot

the perfon'who held the leading linrtr ) tke coach and
mails efcaped. The pagingers, one i.entleman and
three ladies, received no injury why ever.
Sunday evening, about eight o'clock, a gentleman
returned to Dublin from Donnybrook, accompanied
by a female fertant, was knocked down by two foot-
pads, one of whom fearched his pockets, while the
other held a pillol to the woman's break threatening
to ihnot her if fie made a noire. The villains were
difappointec!, as the gentleman took the precaution
to leave his watch and calls at home.

On Sunday lad, a man named Owen 0.,2ig1y, in
the ntighbourbood of Drumahair, county of Leitrim,
! put a period to his wife's ezitlence by the mull atro-
I cious adt of barbarity. When he had perpetrated the
I horrid deed, it is mot} clearly Underfloor!, that he
put a rope about her neck, and lett her Infpended in
barn, as if to make the people litppole the had been
het own Jettroyer. The moll vigilant feat cli is Mak-
i ing after him.
A few nights (ince as three men were et-oiling 1::e
river Bann in a boar, about two miles below Cole, din,
Mullen, dropped his uar, and in attemping its
recovery fell into the river. One of his compani.ms,
in endeavouting to fare him, fell over likewife, but
was preferved by the third. Mullen was, in the mean
time, (tried away by the tide, and unfortnnately
drown. d
SIR JOHN PIERS AND LADY CLONCURRY.

Connienor Bunaows, in his l'peech on the trial of
Sir John, defcribed her Ladylhip as of great-`levity
of conduct, educated at a London boarding-fchool,
whom her parents were anxious to get rid of ; lie dwelt
much upon the rapidity with which he: union with
Lord Cloncutry was hurried farward, and concluded
by faying, although he had much evidence to offer
on this head, yet, fume the trial commenced, he had
received a (!rift prohibition from the defendant not
to offer any thing injurious to Loly Cloncurry's
charafler or feelings.
Mr. Serjeant BALL then (poke to evidence nn the
part of the plaintiff (the defendant's Counfel having
declined that privilege), in the caurfe of which he
commented very forcibly on the letter writ en by Sir
John Piers, on the morning after the dilcovcry, par-
ticularly on the following part of it
" My dear love. ever adored Fl ;z4—The molt extraordinary
twig ever witnellvd, took ptice between myf If and Cluncurry,
yefterday morning. It is of confequence you [hold.] know all th..t
happened, that you may at accordingly. lie alit_•d me for my
gun to (hoot a rabbit Mit was at fume diftance pont me, and raid
' Pi :rs, do not he angry with me for what I am going to fay, but
'f you with to tore lady C:oncurry from infamy, you will quit
this plan.' I immediate! anfwered, ' You're cannot
conceive what you mean...! will quit your place, my Lord, be-
caufe you defire it—but, for your own fake, I would advife you to
have fume explanation.* He laid, ' No, no, GOD Nes you.' H
he called me villan,l would have re'pedell hut to fay, ' on i
blefs you,' what a poor tame Wretch ! bow cold hearted, how
unworthy of poffeffing my Eliza! My difpofition mutt be i ow as
well known to you as if we were acquainted for years."—.
Mr. Ball then pallid over the remainder or the let•
ter, until he came to the concluding lemence, which
is as follows—
" 1 intreat you will la me know what be has difcaveretl, or if
it be merely furpicion."

CVRIOSITY.—As the men belonging to Isfefrts.
B: a Maws, of Lancatier, were (awing an American
m log, laf week, they found in a cavity in the
centre of it, five or fix quarts of wheat—it mutt have
remained there for many years, as there uas n's hole
on the nutfide of the log, which was about 20 feet in
!ength, and 18 inches fquare. The cavity WAS about
the centre of the log, fix feet in length, and about
three inches in diameter•

Saturday a married woman, in London. who had
been on a with to her friends in Scotland, charged
John Hogg, an apprentice on board the Eliza Shuck,
belonging .to Leith, with having committed a rapt
upon her on board the (aid fmack, in Leith harbour,
in the night time, while the Captain and moll of the
paffengers were on !hove, and early in the morning
thy fet fail for London, where they arrived a few
days Since. On coming on Shore the carried Hogg to
he apprehended and brought to the Thames Police
Office, when the detailed his condua in glowing and
affetSing language. He (lands fully committed lone,
till an order arrives from the Lord Provotl of Edin-
burgh, for his removal to that place, where he will
be tried.

Yenerday afternoon, as the fon of a poor woman,
who lives in Bear-alley, Fleet market, was (weeping
the Ilteet oppolite St. Sepulchre's Church, a hackney
coach ran over his neck ; he was imntediatelv con
veyed to St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, and expired a
few minutes after his arrival there.

Fiay.—A few days fince a fire broke out in the
barn of Mr. Habgond, of Cold Alb, near Thatcham,
which confumed the fame, cuntainirg upwards of
5o quarters of oats, and communicating to a wheat
rick, and to the gables, detlroyed them, together
with three fine cart buries ; another was dreadfully
fcnrched. The fire was difcoveted by the carter, who
flept in a cottage on the pi emifes. As *very thing
had been left fate in the evening, it is fuppofed to
have been wilfully fet on fire.

Iti(y £STS.—An inquilition was taken on Tnefilay,
at Alhford, on the body of a labouring man, who
was employed in the fields near to which feveral
depredations had ken committed ; hot particularly
on the property of Mr. Reay, a Magiltrate, whcfe
fervant miffed four fheep from the field; and the
deceafed, it appeared, had killed them. He was
taken into eullady. and when about to be removed
for his trial, he batched a cafe knife, and cut his
thloar. It appealing that he had been greatly de-
prefrcd in Ipit its, in confeqttence of the cireumltance,
the Jury pronounced a verdict of Infanity.
Saturday afternoon an !mitten was held at the fign
of the London Hofpital. Whiteehapel, on Captain
Coati-. in the Newcallle trade, who died in the
Hofpital in confequence of a blow he received on the
head by the hilt of a tword, inflieled by Davis, a
part-fit, in Lcmon.flreet, G•iodman's Fields, fame
nights ago, when he was making a riot in the flreet.
After a It,iEl invelligation the Jury return a Verdift
0.-3/an firiughter.—Davis has been committed to
plifon to take his trial at the next Old Bailey Seffions,
for the offence.

On Thutfday fe'nnight a revere battle was fought
in Halley Meadow, near Witney, between two young
men, when one rf the combatants was in dreadfully
beaten, that he was obliged to be taken off the
ground, and died the fame day from the injury he'
received. The Corona's IcqQat found a vergia of
Marilaughter.

FOR VENf REAL AND SCORBUTIC C'ONIPLA I NTS.
1.) FREEMAN'S GUT &ALU Itls, is
by far the omit fate and effeaual Remedy ever ~•ct dif.;zrer-
ed for the Cure of that dangerous Diftafe. Perfons unharpily af-
flicted with V. nereal Complaints in all its (tag's, and miter hs •
riffles appearances. will find a feetsre and iirefent relief, II taltiog
there molt invaluable Drops t whleh. for their ex.-ellency dorirg 3o
years practice in the Mott popul.ais part of London, t iz Hatton-
Garden, have been termed Gotta Salutaris Tae ft crecy with
which molt perf,ms fn affikacti find it needful to conceal theitfulrer•
ings, may he fately employed altiP.• their Dr.ars; fence they
render confinement unnecetrary, as well as all undunus or MCI cci-
rial preparation., or any Inrgical operation whatever.
By appointment if Dr Freeman. they art :Ad wholrfale anti re•
tail, by R. Butler, No 4 ChCalorldr. corner ,1 Pate/moiler row;
Balm and Gibbs. Portfmou.h; Welton and Roberts, Portica ;
Roberts, Harding and Johnfon, Output[: Wilts, Pittman, ar.lßo
gers. Plymouth ; Roche, Pliilpm,Flosiand. Haydon, and Ctruxitl,
Dock ; Dixon, Falmouth; Neale' and Mitelifil. Dutmr ; Sharp
and Long, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, Sherruc{4; Witheridge.
Chatham ; Warren, and ISurgefs and Ralph, Margate ; Thomption
Yarmouth ; Peck, Hull; WOftenholme, York ; Macdonald
Glacgow ; Browning, ; Bauer and Smith, Edinburgh;
Heaton, I.ced.; Wood, Wakefield; Latlihury, Liverpool ; Stain!
and Vau<ban, Manehdtcr; Williams and 'Fromm, I, serer ; !Sol
Iles, Salittiory ; Barry and Award, Bniftol; Howard anti Hunt.
Vitt ; Stevenfon, Norwich ; Hosifon, Cambridge ; Poliard
Brighton; Land, letaidltone; Burbage, Nottingham ; Drewry
Dtrhy ; Wood, and Non and Lloyd. Birmingham; anti mat
divine Venders, in bottles at as 9d. each, wida &mph direCjous.

. , ' MEDIeIt•IP. AC r.
~ NEWBERY and SONS, Nn. Sr.
• Chu:•:h yard, London, Proprh.ror of Dr James's P.,w•:-r
and other valuable preparatiouq, inform the Pubiic. that in coon..
quence of the new Stamp l'uties, We of that Medicine •
be in futhre la. 9d. per Packer, or rl. zs. td. per Dozen; but th•;
quaatity of a Dozen Paclrrrr• in a I.l,:rtic (t.a made up for the Arn;y
and Navy) may be 10.1 for tl as dki,(i a. the words, F. Nriv-
berry. No. 4S, St. Paul's," are engr.iv:d iu the Stamps, seLich It
is prrfumed will he a fuflicient fecur ty aitabrit counterfeits, hit
fignature on the labels writhe difc•inrii _ _ _

The following arc the prices of their ocher Medicines, ftstnps
included, but thole who purcbafe fts or more, at a dine, will tie
allowed the Ramps gratis : a. d. s. J.
Dr Jame, s Powder 1 9 flat' y's Carminative I v
Ditto in a Battle 24 0 Dr Aultiu's Chalyhcate
Dittto Ansley is Pills 4 6 Pills 4 0
Ditto in a large Britt 14 0 Freake's Tindt of Birk 4 0
The Antibiliotis Pills 1 9 Dittto tiushant's ditto ; o
Dr. steer's Oi oJeldoe a 6 Torte PHs aii
Ditto Convutittoi Oil a 6 Engl.lll Crdrce - s 7
Di sto Nitre Drops a 6 Carrot htr's Drops 2 v
Ditto Camomile Drops a 9 I. irr Iv,- of Ginger e 7
Ditto Paregoric Log. I a 4 Ditto l',ppettutot i
Atigibauti's litoif ditto t i i Dr. 11.. t'. i'. Pills i i
FM rice of Colt. foot 3 6 Craw% i )r..t.% . T .
Mr. Spences Dcartifrice 4 o IVA% c.e• 'ells t I
Cr; hdlic Snuff 1 o Hairy'. Arls'go ha a 6
joi.e4% iihru2P. Tin& 3 6 liluriiii'. Dr, ps . s 6
Ber ry's Bilious Pill. 4 6 Ssildsnry.- Drops S 6
Cl fa . Maignefla 3 6 Dr. Se.:,,,,lee', 'l'm a 6
% ilfiet's Alterative 4 6 Grreuriti6li's 1 indiums ati
&ties (Mono 1; ic s 9 Dino I.llu Lozenge* iif
N. B As many perfoos mistake the bode of Mars. New lialf
o lerve that it is at the FAR End of Sr. Paul's, four doors fray
CIo with theft words infcrihed on the front, '• The wily
War. he ufc for Dr. Jaincs's Powders."

MR. BREE has frequently been queßioned why
he coottnued to advertife to di'play qualifications which me
into has hitherto diltured and to exprefi his feted/on of a peeogar
G. ape , in which the extent of his prattice is already flifir
known. To loch quiet' Line Mr. lirce replies—the teeter/ which
.sinfeperable from the treatment of that branch debars hien from
the ufual nude of proteffional rctommendatioa, for it is (meetly
within the p..le of the mutt perfect intimacy, that a confeifion of
error is fahmittrd to merely to ilioftrate the charader of a MeCi-
cal Praditioner. His qualificitions and privileges are repeatedy
ft .itcd. to ditti •guifh him frn:n thole who. without the acquires
anent of proftlfi.mal knowicdee, b.ve the temerity to afpite to the
advar.tcgt of profeflional praelice.
In thole Item diforders, which are ordained to he the puniths
met it of illicit indulgence, and in that complicated derangement
of the fl(tcon, which met! cal 'nen denominate NERVOUS CUM-
PLAIN I'S. producing general or local DEBILITY, bf which the
Itamitia of lift; are deltro)ed, and the deareft interefts of poterity
atfi.:lcd h. claims Inch fteperiority of drill as might perhapi have
heel] rq•tally attained by any other Member of the College of Sur-
geons, confining hinlielf tor fouriecn years to this branch, and
csocentrating his (ladles and pradice to this particular point
Satietioned by the Comers of his undertaking, be offers Reftoras
tient in every cafe of Venereal Infection, and in all thole Deficien-
city which are the confequences of long-continued indulgence in
kLiry or in vice, relidence in warm climates, or any other eaufe
pi Witting Debility or Nervous Complaints in the one fez, did
borreunefs in the other.

l'lte terms of remuneration are plainly Rated on the lirft inter.
yew, or in anfwer to letters containing a Bank note.
No. 29, Arundel-fin:et. near Temple. bar. Feb. t.

TO ThOMAS TAYLOR, Efq.
Dear Sir, No. to, Bridge-Rreet, London.
T FEEL. it a dnty incumbent upon me, to inform
you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received
ton: your invaluable Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS.
About two years ago I was attacked with a Venereal Difordir
welch I treated rather nightly tor fume time, but the difeafe at
length fpreadiug all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to die
mutt cninentor the Faculty, but their ailatanee afforded only tem-
reinthrough
f. I went various courfa of Salvation, and
ror Adng rather of a corpulent Hain was reduced to a mere
Skeleton. The ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, made:came
a complete object, fo that my &knits defpaired of my recovery.
i
When brought to this atoation, I conlidered death as nevitable,
but a relation of mine commenting upon the many cafes in wi
your Pills had fuceected. I was induced to try a box of them,
%/Rich I thought rather relieved me, and by perseverance for two
o three m nths, and following y, or dire Lions, I expertemeil
till molt tomocountabk relax iron from rain, the fore gradually
obi:Ming ; I am now thank Gov, perfect y recovered, and webs
ng out daily : I doubt nut but nue more Mot, which I think cau-
tious to take, will enabling my health in its original Rate. It I.
with the matt heartfelt eratitude that I fubfcribe myfelf, Sir,
your much ohlig:d bumble fervant. Wis. Plaasom.
Deanleate, Machelter, July I, Itiot.
P.S. For'the public hciient I uo not idled to the above ta!ing
ruNiflaed, but leave you to at as our owe better judgment Man
dilate.

Prepared and fold by the foie Prtirrietor, Thrums Taylor Mess•
her of the Royal Cullepe sit Sus-gent s, Lohd..si, at hit Houfe.
No. q, New Breslin. Itrect. Where, altar a ennitant relidence of
more than thirty ha y. are, ha a pradice particularly dirodad to
the Cure ni Venereal Con,laints, with that inviolable ream,
which men of ins pref Ilion Mould always ohfetire, be natters
him:elf, the ;Wince. and afliitance he gretuitoully mintinillers to
p rime, talus's! thi. Medicanc will he < Brewed by a difcerningPub
lic, as an atirmit.ses. fL Iti,to to h.. obi tiled, ;and void of ambiguity.
—Alin S. Id, by ArrKwininstrit, for the convenience of thrift
liviint at a diltance, at the Perfume r's, NO. 35 , St. ralban's•ftrett,
Pall Mall; the I'm, Shop, No. ic3, Orford-Rivet ; Mr. Difbo•
rough's. No. 7, FlOs-ltrert ; Mr. Steel's, Bookieller.No.,l,
(Minh Kow,,.aide Tower He I ; Mr. Wadies, South.bridgt,
EtlEburvb t Mr. Calve- les. Rubin, ; Mr Billinge's, LivrrpdL
Mr. Atkinf Manch. air ; apdhy one Paean in every eon-
liderahle Town in a eta testa•• and Ireland, In Noses of only
as. 9i. ea• la, fealed up with full and plain diredtions, whereby
I'erx•ns nt either Sea may Curt theteklves with Eafe, Speed, &•
real, :nd lacer ,

RENOVA Thl.) HEALTH.
IT has been tan frequently the (Utica of jai and
general reprobation, that men deftltute of the elements of
the medical Art, have offered thentfelves as candidates fur publis
patronage in the profeffion of phyfie. For the purpofe of doing
justice to the refult of our ftudies at,d experience, and to prevent
us front being elz.frad among, thole empiric. whore impudent pee-
tenfinns have, unfttrunattly for focitty, been too favourably re-
ceived, we beg leave to futtneic to the liberal and enlightened a
faithful Itateme lit or our puristic., and acquirements. After having
received a regular medical education as the pupils of Merril. Grin-
dal and 131itard, whole It &tree and practice we carefully atten-
ded, at prot.-ffors end Go geons of the London Hofpleal, we entered
nurfelves a. !tn.!, nos in that jolt'', celebrated febnol for medical
acquirement. the Royal Collcge of Edinburgh, and were initrath
ted in the diff.rent hrm.ches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and
practice of l'hylle, Cherniftry. Midwifery, botany, &c. ate. by
thofc eminent prole:fors, Drs. Alotiro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton,
Duncan and Rutherford. We fruit we null not be deemed pre
fumptitotts in Lying that our proficiency and acquirements are not
inconfiderahle• Having for a lone (cries of year. made venereal
complaints, and the Yarn-tint diteares of lIFBILITY, tbe.partiettlat
object of our studies and pradtice, it will, we hope, be allowed
that we have acquired Ity..ranr knowledge of their trwrneat
and cure. In flight and recent cafe,' ni Intuition, a perfet rN
eftab)ifliment is cumuli ied i ; the fibb, t p. rind of two day.;
in t Lore of the tumult invet. racy, win tc other pradtitioners h'
failed of fuecefs, a proper perfever.otee In our plan of trearnie I.
culture• to the patient a fate and radical cure.
Amidft tote melancholy variety of dtfitrders which are the A.'h
of a habit i mg and molt unhappily purfued by rbc youth of Met
at sca, there art none more alarming or more diftretling than thole
deficiencies and dehilitira which trequently prevent or embitt-r
the matrimonial ftate. 'l'o fueb perform it mutt he a eanfoling re-
fledli.m to know tirJt they may now, by a new aid infallible mode
of treatment, be rellitred to that greateft of all human bletEngs.
fern. g. mealy, and vigorous cooltitt.tion. In all cafes of debility,
front what.vcr arising, a. well as in every fpecice of veite-
real itifctliun, we may be confolted by patients of tither fez with
the gr, at ett Penney and honour. Hours of confultation at hume
from tee; to e, auto front lix in the evening till teroatnight.
Patients in the cimmry are requelted to ftate the particulars of
their cafe, age. and genera habit of living, & ace. imlang a
remittance fur advice and medicines, when the fame will he giver
or rent to any part of the kingdom. To ratite that feereey i"
fential to our undertaking, the pottage ni lore& mai; be added to
the account for medicines. CURRIE And Co. Surgeons.
November a 6, ißch. No. tcy, Hatton Carlin.

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