Star.
London, England, 1805-10-26 00:00:00

inilimimia

SESSION

ONNATVIIAL TAR[WT.
Yeßerthsy Xibert Agnolek was indiEted h r
beach g, and cruelly wounding and maiming,
George and Elizabeth Reynolds, his two iufaut
children.

Mr. Coats., in flitting the cafe on the Fret of the
profccution ohferved, that although the Jury had
already tried fame flagrant offences in the courfe of
the prefent Sellions, yet, he was fatisfled, their feel-
ings were never outraged by a cafe fu unparatelled in
its nature, as the prefent one. He pet Ted over the
want of every fentiment of humanity, of chriatani-
ty, and of every other virtue or feeling which our
religion fhould teach us, that was fo confpicuous its
the condo& of the prifoner, and contented himfelf
with merely flitting fame of the fads of this extraor-
dinaty cafe, the reit would come much better from
the Witnefles themfelves. This indiBment was 10
have been tried the lag SefEons; but, from the (hock-
ing fituation of the unhappy children, they could n
be produced till the prefent. However, fortunate%
they outlived the cruel treatment they received, and.
the Jury would hear their tetlimony, and judge at.:
cordingly. He lamented, in &nog terms, that fuels
an outrage could happen in a Chritlian Society, like
this metropolis, where 'humanity was the kadins
charaaerillic of the people. '
Elizabeth Fry—l live at North.row, in St. CeorgiPts
Parini. On the mi of September I was at the hours
No. u. As I was going patt, I hearchlte children
crying : I ftopt, and then went down Aafrs, the tersk4
door was open; I found the kitchen door locked-.
the children were crying. I went tosbe front dobr
at the area, but I could not get the door open-4
found the windows faflened down, They Lad to me
" their father had beat them, and lied Attu up heta rope"—x atked them ihr-ugh the Ileisesf6v 44 t
4. ~L a
was the matter with them ?" and they Jane to
" their father had beaElbetis." I winkfek tide 4tWkr'
,
at the Portland-ftreet .13art acks, Nati?'" the • Orldikre
told me that he did not' &tong tntflatiileet; but to'
Knight's Bridge, and that I molrepply to the park
Mr. William Killing happened to be ilandbig by, and
another perfun alb, a; I was talking to the anthill
that perfon's name is Bligh : I toldshem *het hap
pened, they went with me back to the boufe, No. is;
broke a pane of glafs with a cane t- the. windesir
was fattened with an awl. He tool the tied out, $ll
opened the window and the other pcifon went int&
the kitchen, and took oat the children, bat I did not
go in. The girl was tied at the bottom of the drawetic
at her full extent, with her arms feed, and her
feet tied together; and the boy was tied in like mans.
ner, but how long they had' been there in that Rite'
I cannot fay. They were tied with a cord both 'by!
hands and feet. The girl was very much beat ma,
her back. She was tied with a rope at the writes y
her legs were tied with a rope; they were tied too.;
ther ; the was very much beat on her hack from bee'
fhbulders down to her loins. The boy was tied in the:
fame manner, but he was not fo much beat as the
girl was. She was at the bottom and he at the top
of the kitchen ; his arms and legs were tied in the
fame manner as the girl's were. The girl was very
ill, the fainted away, and when the was fiat lei loofe,
the was not able to Rand.

Wm. Keeling. 44 I was precut when the laR wit-
nefs had Tome altercation with the fentinel at the
barracks. In confequence of what the informed me.
I went with her to No. it, North-row. 1 law the
woman in agitation, and exclaiming very much. I
afked what was the matter ? She told me that
which induced one to go with her to the hauls No.
c t, North-row. When we got there irR, we found
there a beadle of the name of Plank, living its the
honfe ; I trieB to lift up the fans, but found it fall.
I begged of the people around to be filent, for a
crowd hirl gathered, and they were noify. 1 begged
they'vfoutd let me !peak—l laid to the girl—' My '
dear, are you tied up there r She Laid,' Yes, Sir'
I broke (he winclotv, and Mt. Bligh jurttrat in. I law
him cut the girl boie, I tried to let the child up, but
fhe-coula not Rand. He then cut the boy bole, and
we toot them brth tb*the work butte. I received
the ch'ltdren from Mr= Bligh's hands as he cut them
down. '' I' Went to the work boufe the next morning ;
I' law Mr hPLachlane there ; he was one of the
overfeers. "61'went ifterward. up to the Magiftrates
i lic with Mr.. Jackfo the phyfician. I never law fuch
an objed at thi id was—l am alma lure, you
could Rot put hal il drown on any whole place upon
her back, without touching fume fore place—we were
oblikedlo thiß'her iiofition as the was carried to the
work hofife, beeauff the could not bear to remain is
one 'pofitidlo.* I law the father attending at the
work houfe at the Bane time; he Paid that the girl
had played truant from her fchnol, and 101 l two
fete of her clothing al the Blue Coat School in Weft-
mintier through her negligence, and that was the
caufe of it. When wt cut the children down, there
was bread and butter (landing in the rear of them
on the table, and about §th. of meat. The boy was
tied to his NM "extent alfof ifnd his hands tied toge-
cher, 'and the tord cut-through' the Seth which, got
over it—the'girl was tied very hard, and a piece of
linen out over her handl and tied en her wrills, fo
that (he might not untie herfelf ; they were mul
fled np*--AI was obliged to rub her hands to bring
th*m to, for'thdy wire benumbed. I lifted the girl;
but (he doutfi not (land up. ' I lifted her up'in my
alms ; .andFthe boyinn cat down ; tee carried them
both toilit*wtotlchonfe."4•

Mr. *Ladslane, Overfeer of the parilh of St.
George, Hanover-liquare.—"' I frequently go to fee
the provittens of the poor there. Two children were
btought to she etorkhoufe, without an order; I all:.
ed how they came to ? They f.id they were
ertally ufed by the father : the girl had marks round
her wrills with acord : I ordered the children pro-
vifions, and requetted an Apotheraiy to go to fee
them, and • afterwards alfo Doctor Jackfon to fee
tgem., The father cline about two o'clock. I Aced
hid, how he could ufe his children fo cruelly aa.be
did ? He produced a whip, and this was what he
had beat them with. I atked him how he could
beat them in to cruel a manner as he did ? (This was
on the Sunday between twn and three o'clock, and
they were brought to the Workhoute on the Satur-
day). He raid, he thought he had b. at them too
much, but the girl was a bad girl, and played truant,
and told lies.' At that time the girl could not lianu,
the teemed as if the bad had too much '
too little food."

Elizabeth Reynolds, the girl heifelf,

beating anti
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a: might in, and placed, (landing, on the'table, to af-
Pird to the Court and Jury a full view of her : the
is very little for her age, but acute ; the laid the was
ter. year. ttld ; the was quellinned as to the nature
and obligation of an oath, and her anfwers were loch
as to make her a competent witnefs. She Paid—" My
name is
_Elizabeth Reynolds—my father is a foldier ;
there he is, (pointing at him) : I lived in North-row,
No. t 1, my mother is dead. I went to fchool in
Chapel•Rrect, Weltminfter. I know my way down
from 'North-row. I have a brother; he gods to
ichool in OrchardAreet ; fonntimes my father fent
me to. Echoed by myfelf. and fometimes I took care
nay brother: My father was very angry with me;
e took and lathered (beat) me, becaufe I ran away
limn goy. fchool ;-for I did run away from my
;—he took and tied me upon a Sunday
lathered me a Friday night and Sa-
t trdav ;ii lii ; I was flripped naked when he li-
t ontd me on Friday night, and Saturday ; my fa.
titer told me to Rrip myfot, and he lathered me, it
los with a whip ; but I do not know where he got
the whip ; he tied me with my arms extended fo—
(fpreading out her arms to their extremity, as it the
were to I c nailed upon a trots). My legs were tied toot,
I was at the bottom of the dreier. My father then
went away to the barracks. I Raid till the lady
heard me cry out, and then the came down to the
window. I had no vianals till I went to the Wotk-
boufe. I had viauals on Saturday at dinner time,
and then I had none till I went to the Workhoufe ;
the bread was on the table, but I could not teach it;
be would not give me viauals, becaufe I was a bad
girl for running sway from fchool. My brotheediad
no vidtuals • he tied my brother up, becaufe I kept
him away from fchool ; he beat him too. I Raid at
the Workhoufe (woe time, and there I got viauals,
and got well again.
The boy, George Reynolds, was then brought in
and examined alto—l am nine years. On the morn-
ing when the Gentlemen got in at the kitchen win-
Ow to tike me out. I was in the room, in the back
part of it : I was fallened : my father tied me and
beat me, becaufe I did not go to fchool—he was
angry with me for not going to fchool—he lathered
nu with a whip, and took and tied us up. He did
dot fay any thing, but went away direly. I had no
siduals that morning : I did not a& for any. There
were viauals in the room on the table : I could not
get at it : I was only a little way from it : I was tied
very fall, and it hart me.. The Lady came a little
after (even o'clock in the morning. I was beat, but
I was not fo much beat as 13iy filter. She did not
fay any thing to him. He beat her becaufe the did
not go to School. He Paid he would come back, and
laid be would give us tome breakfall. I was very
much beat ; and my filler the cried out very much.
She was (tripped : my father (hipped her: the drip-
ped herfelf : my father made her Rrip the did not.
bleed at all ; but the was bruited ; the was left firip.
ped, with her back naked.
Mr. Partridge—l had been out visiting my pa-
tients, and returned. On entering the houfe I found
the children there. I defired to fee the girl : I law
her : the ligatures were round her wrißs, and when
they were taken off, the child's atm dropped as if
dead ; and my opinion is, that if that ligature had
remained a few hours longer, a mortification would
have taken place by the Ragnation of the blood. The
girl was moll thamefully bruifed—l °mold have
ihought no human being could have sited another to,
much lets a father.
Doane Jackfcn—On the Monday I was ref:welled
in my parochial capacity, to attend the Workhoufe,
to fee thefe two children, as they were to be font to
Varlborough.fireet, to give evidence df their fitua-
lion, and they were then about to be removed. It
was my opinion that there was nothing to prevent
their being carried to Marlborough-greet : they had
a Right fever : the girl in particular was an extreme
fufferer indeed : the could not Rand even on the
Monday morning ; and when I came to examine her
naked, which was necelfary, 1 found open bet (ores
and bruifes, particularly on the &Guiders. In fbort,
The was fo bruited and emaciated, that I could not
pronounce her out of danger ultimately, though then
c apahleof being removed. I few her on theWednefday,
and I thought that a reparation of the joints might
ha ve taken place; an kedlic fever might have followed,
and the might have died; the might, I thought, have
recovered by good food and nnuri&ment, as the has
done ; but the appeared emaciated to an extreme
degree.
Here the profecution doled, Mr. Coasi obferving
that lie could not offer any evidence as to the Reev-
ing of the children, becaufe there happened not to fte
any count in the Indiament applicable to that point,
the cafe mull therefore be confined to the beating
and cruelty.
The Defendant faid, the witnefes had fworn wrong-
fully againft him ; it was Rated that the bread was
placed before them fo that they could not reach it,
but it was in the rear of them.
The Cita:R/IAV told him he was laying Rrefs
point which was of no importance, forte was not
profecuted, by this indiament. for Rarving the chil-
dren ; the matter for him to Phew was, that be did
not ufe them cruelly.
The Defendant then raid that the paper he held in
Lis hand contained every thing he wanted to fay in
his defence. The paper was then read: it was in
the form of a petition to the Court. The fubßance
of it was to Rate, that his child was in the habit of
playing truant, and to tell lies. He endeavoutod by
mild means to bring about an amendment in her,
but to no purple. She kept away from fchool, that
the matter gave her up at lag. The boy too kept
bad company, and did not attend his fchool as he
Should do, and therefore he was under the neceSty
of corre6ing them. and what Ire did was not to hurt.
but with a view to terrify them. He denied ufing
them cruelly. He Rated, that he had been a (oldies
for twenty years, and lived eighteen in one para,
and no complaint was ever exhibited againfl him, &c.
He called the Beadle who lodged in the Cline
houfe with him to prove, that he did not bear the
children cry louder than others in the houfe. But
that witnefs proved nothing but his own want of
:eling as to what he witeteifed, and silo feveral of
the points which had before been proved on the part
of the ptylectition.
Mr. MAI/MARI= addreffed the jury as follows:
** Gentlemen of the Jury—lt is upon this evidence
• yo are to determine whether you are &tidied that
this Defendant did in a cruel and inhuman mums

heat his children, that is, that his treatment of them
exceeded that fort of right he has over his children
to coned them, whether he went beyond that which
the law allows, and humanity tolerates.—lf you are
of that opinion, you will find hint guilty. If you
have any doubt of it, you will acquit him. As to
the nerving, there is nothing of that in the indid-
ment, and therefore the Profecutors have not gone
into any evidence on that point."—Guilty.
The Court took' time to confider of the judgment.
Edward Wright was indited for Reeling a pair of
boots, value fix-pence, and feveral pieces of leather,
in the fhop of Mr. Richard Athfield, boot and (hoe.
maker, No. 4, Greekßreet, Soho, on the tft of Au-
guft laft.
The fads proved by the profecutor were, that on
the day hated in the indiament, the prifoner came
into his (hop, and looked about him, as if feeking
foe fomething ; and the profecutor, finding he had
no bufinefs there, bade him depart. Atter Come
little time he returned again and came into the Chop
as if looking for fomebody. The profecutor, who
was then engaged with fome gentlemen, did not at
firft obferve him, but as loon as he did he turned
him out the fecond time. He did not mifs any
thing at the moment, nor for an hour afterwards,
when the prifoner was brought back to his (hop by
a Mr. Johnfton, of St. Martin's-court, Leicelter
Fields, with the goods in his poffeffion, which the
profccutor immediately knew to be his (they were
now produced and identified.) The prifoner had
alto gone into Mr. Johnfon's chop, molt probably
• with a view to (teal fomething (for he was a gene-
'rat dealer in every thing tangible) ;but a gentleman
!who had fees him attempting to Real umbrellas
from a (hop in the neighbourhood called on Mr.,,
Johofon, and cautioned him againft the perfon
whom he Waved to. enter his !hop. Mr. johnfon
feized stud fearehenrim, and found the boots and
pieces of leather in his poffelGon, with the profeeu-
tor's marks upon them, and brought the prifoner,
with the articles, to his houfe on fufpicion.
The prifoner being called on for his defence, offer-
ed none.

Mr. MAINWARSIIG, the Chairman, allied him if he
could recolleft, or nearly guefs, how often he had ,
been tried for various thefts ?
The prifoner anfwered, that he believed about
twenty times !
Mr. Matuwaaino however, aided his memory,
by reminding him, drat this was thefroay-third time
he had been tried in the different Criminal Courts
of the Metropolis, for various felonies and larcenies.
The prifoner did sot deny the truth of this chro-
nology, he Paid he was now a very old man, had
ferved his time to a fawyer, and had been fellow ap-
prentice with Sir Wm. Staples ; that he had been
confined in Newgate, at one time ihrie years, and at
another two; that he was now heartily tick of con-
finement, and if he was once more fet at liberty,
could be very handy ; and that even Mr. Kirby, the
late keeper of Newgate, had given him a good cha-
rafter for homily, and Paid he would truft him with-
any thing:
Mr. MAIIIWARIIIO rrpreffed his aficnsiftunest at
the effrontery with which this hardened and incur&
Bible criminal could now talk of his honefty, as
though he had been an innocent and injured uttM---
when, in fait, he had been at one time under Skis:
tenee of death in Newgate for a capital felony, ant
pardoned in hopes cif his amendment. Inftead of
which he perfevered in one inceffant fyftea of thiev-
ing as long as he was at large. Now (or theisty-
drdtime he was tried for a criminal offence, whirls,
owing to the humanity of the profecntor, who, in
conlideration of his old age, had laid the value of
the articles fo low ascrnly to conft!tute the theft of a
petty larceny, inftrad of a capital offence. The Jury
found the prifoner guilty, and the Court fentenced
him to fix months imprifonment.
The unfortunate wretch tottered beneath the
weight of his years, and his filvered hair, covered
with' a Utast rove, bore melancholy tenuously of his,
incorrigible depravity.
E;zabeth Ratidall, a Rout, ftrong woman, about'
33. convifted of flailing two aloes. not mates, out
of a Me fhop, where the pretended that (he wanted,
to buy a pair, was ordered to be tranfported for (even
years, the being an old and an incorrigible offender.
Two other women were contrifted of petty offences
and fentenced to !host imprifonments.

Edward Divine was indicted for Sealing three guar-
tern loaves from a baker's bafket, near Bolton-ftreet,
Piccadilly, on the 14th of September.
The journeyman baker. who carried the balket,
dated. that he had laid it down at the corner of a
freer, while he went to fern a customer with Come'
bread, at a few doors difiance ; and while he was
away, he ilia the prifoner take the loaves out. He
immediately foruwed him, and cried nut, UT die
but the prifoner finding he was deteited aid purfued,
instantly came back, and threw the soaves into the
hafket. He was. however, felted by the profecutor.
who. by the advice of the furrounding crowd. took
him before a Magiftrate, and he was committed.
The Jury found the prifoner—Gnilty ; and the
Court, in confideration of his having been already a
month in prifon, only fentenced him to (even days
further confinement.

All the State Prifoners, except tweaty.three, are
liberated from Kilmainham Gaol.
Two houfes in WellmoreLand-row, near Surrey.
fquare, were broke open early on Sunday morning,
and a great neither of valuable articles taken away.

The cafe of Scropbula we have fnbotitted to the
public is extremely intereaing as itmuA convey to .
the mat prejudiced minds the importance of a me.
divine which fucceeds fo admirably when the glands
are difeafed in thp worn. Rages of the King's Evil.
This cafe does not *and tingly in the ill of cures
performed by Sr ttsotrav's Pates* Antifcorbutic
when given in this difeafe, which proves the '
spent of this antifcorbutic, fo well known as a fpeci-
tie in Scurvy, Gout, Rhetsmatifm 'Eruptive, Nervous,
and Bilious Complaints. To thole Ladino who with
for a pleafant Cofmetie' to allay trifling irritations,
Smsavev's Compound Effenee will safwer perfea-
ly. be careful to alk for SPILSROIIIef Patent Anti-
fcorbutic Drops, with the words 6. By the King's
Pateat" exprelled on the bottle, bid of dinalliows, and
oatfide wrappers the Hasp alto (the Kink-4 ghat)
isprinted in black inßead of red ink. lbet, peke
gs. dd. stn. and IL as. duty. isdaalbEL •
Ogre:tun us gobe-fivase.

MARRIED.
On Thurfilay fenoight, at Poore:Awn Cane, Devonftire. the'
feat of Vifeount Courtney, the Right Hon. Lord Edward Sower-'
let, brother to the Duke of Beaufort, to the Han. Mils Linda
Coinunay, Met to the Noble VlA:must.
Taefday left, at Heighington, in the county of Dcharn,
Horn. Efq. of London, to Mifs Phil& Stows. daughtm of the
late Crofyer !kirteei, Efq. of Redworth Houk.
On the syth in& at Reigate Church, Wesel Wiper. Efq. of Ron-,
near Reigate. to Mifs Price, ddeft daughter of Rees Price,
Efq. of Woodiatch, near Relpte.
At Douglas. iu die Itle of Man, Wm. H. Boys. Efq. a Mlfs
Sarah Meredith. yerdaughter of B. C. Meredith. Efq. of Broad.
time haute. near Dublin.
Feldsy fennight, at Mary.laaonne Church, Lieutenant-Colo-
nel Cumming, of the ttth Light Dragoons, to Mira Lautour.
daughter of Francis Lamour, Efq. of Devonthire Place.
On the tyth initant, by fpecial Scene, at her father's hook at
Beckenham, in Rent, Lieutenant-Colonel J. Willoughby Goedoe,
of the litd Regiment, to Miff Bennet.
Monday fennight, at the Devices, Mr. Richard &Awn, an',
eminent cornfaecor. loft /—They, for family redone. had
been Livrral years privately Married. but an epode having been to
mowed by the ordinary mirk ofeattuv, that ceremony was pub-
licly performed on the above day. As a proof of the ilacerke of
the lady's affedion, for upwards of ty years The had lioni the Ring
of calumny. and without repining beheld the Boger of feorn point.
Wed at her.:-the Jeers was religiose, *teemed. and dettadiou at
length Macs at its own deformity.

At Fisting, near Falmouth,. on Monday the sift !Mimi, Cap-
tain Alexander Cumin', of the Calla Mat BA ladiaman.
Soddenly, Maeda/ morning, efts appal*k, Mrs. Lewis,
of the Coach and Hares, itay-ftm, Cl well.
At Beech's', John Matfett, aged a yoassoideft Can of Thomas
Moltke, Erg. Pronft. of Breaks.
Lately, Thomas Smith, of Grafitti'', and of Badford-lquare.
Saturday, at Coltifhall, near Norwich, aged 58, Mrs. Ws. Pat-
ina, wife of Wm. Palgtave, Eft Mayne of Yarmouth.
Isiday fe'aa at his bait in Maneheiter-ftrea, Lieutenant
'-set jasnes Pima. *Me Eat India Company's &nice, lately
—ma from IlsagaL
LW*. at Disi is Prances the Bev. John Cranked, Redor
raw Deeby.
Thies" femeight, at Chefter, where he was taken hi whilft
on ida made, larassook Owen Wynne, Efq. of Omuta, new
Wreaths's.

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On the sot/deft Mr. John limpet, furgeon In Edinburgh.
At Stirling, an the z 7th loft. Mrs. Mary Bed Gray, widow of
alsesistatt2rhe Moir, writer so the fagnet.
lad, at the beads at his friend, John Lloyd, Efq. of
Wygfair, near St. Afaph, in the 76th year of hie age, Alexander
Aubert,Efq. et liighbaryHoafe, Minton, Governor of the Lon-
alma Affluence Company. P It. A.S.
410 the tyth init. at Bieekhath, d a &dim. M bar ark year.
Mis. tad, wife of &gigot HM, Efit bes.at jamdsa.
Lately, at the Mafia her fon*plaw, Weediest Wet, the
*Ve elan Rev. /Ma Lem% of Laic Ward. 11111dk.
Friday WMOI4 at Whitby. Mrs. Riordan, Mit aide Rev.
JOOll aallatfan, 4 that place. Hay* bum Si a dadhelageme
of health bar fammweekspaft. a midame its teristry was on
timpani atlas emptied for tam Oa Ms gamine the Mom
day, hootorar. the rife about famt Seale, not woofs than areal,
tad bad mashal the braid& padaor. ',ask Siihre harlelf lad-
a:Z. fa Mama MON epos a' A. NM, ealtire the
rat smild am 'mak beletwi ttit her Ids fur the pwrpofe
my War Mins& la eb. Itawebas the ezMred in
made rd'a few minas; the reit et the lamily, who were is
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DROPSY.
SEVERAL Patients, of both Sexes, from is to tsp.
one& of yo,svho had long laboured under difUreot Species
of this Diforder, fume with large semimulatious of fluid la demi-
dpaushired debility, and univerfat malacca, and in slang alms
with the nioß diftreffing fymptonsa of DROPSY is
trigilHallibet, and with Gouty and BUbrs Alredtloos- and others
who bad been rap4atedly Tapped. dillre,kc the fatisfalgion afflict
SS may he Iffided with aftlaLf Difordem thus publicly ca, foam
them, that they were awed by Mr. LUXMOORE, of Southamp-
ton Buildings. Holborn. London, (late bagmen at Uldwidet)a
where on proper application, there Patients Cafes may be refer-
red to.--y 1 B. No letters, smith poßgitld, will be received.

iji HEUMAT(S6I6, Paiiice, dnd Gouty Affection
8 4
EN. with their ufual concomitants, Spiral. enll'lnit Pains IFhtu•
fancy, Intligeltion, and general Debility. (nrieneting in wbateeer I
ferret) ark relieved and frequently cured by Ws rr eaten% Stater
eilMuitari Pills, after every ether means bad failed.
The Fluid Effence of Multara, (tired with the Pine, is *ors •
aemplaints whew nmegary) is perhaps, the meg attire, fiesteran.
lag, and etc.:boa remedy in the world, curing the fevers& fipoint
and Bra 'es, in Ws than half the time uftlany taken by any KIK!
Linimait or Finbrocation, and if vied immediately after any as-
&lent, it prevents the part turning, black.
• is prepared and fold at 21.9 d. each hot se bottle, by a. joss.
error, Apothesary,No. ty, Oreelt-Ibeet.llohe. London. .

NSW M!DtCINE ACT.
NEWBERY ind SONS, No. 45, St. Pier,
. Churds-yard, London, Pdraprktors of Dr. jaress's lisnsgare
and ether valuable Pisparatiens, infanta the Pisbile. tort io
Squirm of the Wm Skew Dinka, tie prios of that
WU be in future aa: pd. per Phelorti aL5e. AL per Demo
but the Quantity of a Doren Packdsh t Bask (as ands up
he the Anny and Navy) may be bed tir &Ss: And ee
are by orderof the Coat 3210 MelFra":=
eySaratt.e Ufe. to which the aki•ba. iso
St. Pa s" are engraved. end aa kb: hid will IA
a fondest Security aping Cosnialkits,tis Sippernotee the
bets will he aka:mimed.
Theiollawias ant kbe pikes in ark Malkkes. to the 44
twenty of which Mr. Nen:bay% bp., are anted, knew, silo
fumigate b or more at a tlinc,vol ba-annyed the Stamps In/e.
. Dr. Jantafs,Powder'. Ws Carminative g
—a Bottle , m Dr. Maio Mayhew
Andeptie Pak 46 Pills - 4o
Urge sox se Preake's Tine. or bait 4 •
Dr. Seeers's Opsilddrie s 4 Die. Huallasee ditto I •
Convulfion 's 4 Tonic Mir -
- Nitre Drops s 6 InglilliCedhe. • s
- Camomile Drops 1 g Dr. Fleopers Nlp at";
Patecarte Lo- Grant's Drops g
steps ' - •a i 4 Inclined Seem PEI • -
Alisilhostrs Biala ditto sti Haar)'• gG.
Wein tit Coltsfoot 36. Norton's Drops s
Mitlisisike's Dentifrice 4 0 Spighnpla Dr*
Gap* Snit osip • Dr. fislander's Tat s ,
jessa's Ithastat. Tindt. p 6 Grecnough'iTintimpigg 4
11•Ey's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tola Lozenges -'' t 4
Eames( Peppenak• lif Eirekst of airy:
Glaris Muncie 3 6
N.B. As many ratans, perticularly Mentsgsm adialte tag
hook of Mare. timber', they think M shotnior to Vent owls
that it is at the Ealt end of St. Paul's, foer dews front Agicapildro
with dick Words Walked toothy kens.. .
" Tog oat.v *sae:oust roe Da. Paw% Pleargaa."

UAVING dedicated isytelf to the Body, and
sleuthed by the molt moiderehle predict ii that
which 1 thought Roper to Wed, Itsull tine I lume mom mg.
pMk on. my time Bin thee who. hi tlie (Megan Bald el the
ere eaniketelly hheeerted stainty, and ansW
always maks that hoed!di yllll4l= unce
messastouthwthi
Intekoduel power to one dale of
The silfrefel of DIBUJI"If arc venni* ofiraft far the
N• with theta *trek of momm imposes. by ti.
prAon of all vital enemy, tannin loamme eatittersti...
Whether dig mite two the proollse.steall esemple, tbeddtruej
die habits vs schod-boyss ar She holnipmem. of woomity,
slake the moll sadism prodellend MB; but by the ignerseni
of une&mita men, at igniptemeare eggtuvateds an: the ash.
tudos kw=
Asa of the ROYAL COLIJNINId stmatoaw
I grand my yetantlees readarity of nineatien; sod patine
every peivilegeto predict. I feel Erffsif misled to that conhdenen
with which I have bkherto been follsorely hswoured
la the Ark fa fattens of bid wealkseTe, ratty spelleatinioNl
prevent the ahmity of s debillestml frame t but where the Ms
ferer, Boni s conftimihiefs of elmammenibiesi of !haulm iodide
tasted his misfortune, is fa:feint the contempt or mobs ri aMI
hely phyfielan, and brat& over Ns infirmity with terefel amen
orehment, it matt be fatheedicry Sir him to be Aired not natty 111
essetdiky d tmottneet, but alto of the molt have Wit Gore*
and in ream Vonerak Cosephdote it is potable so preetat paid,
deeper or Mrs*; is the Molt menplestaxi cafe, Ibis the seeder
mat et exfuo4aahise=ee in this line to dad s face, mad%
startle pinstipt of dal a peritweet.theft ofelther fte wail
are wish soy bind of DIUMLITY, of any fysopeoms
INFECTION, end in alltatesthotwms idiom.
emution are Bated co the full interview.
Psdentein the casein are medal to haloes Penh oars ad
are repined to fpeeify their age sod mum* of Ilmiag.
KANTO! BAER,
Member el the Royal Coßege of Surgesos in ine/en.
No so. Arneeki bow. Swami. cow Temple Bar

To THOS. TAYLOR, Eh. No.p, New Bridgo.ftrect. Loads..
confider it but an ail of juitice due to Hie
merits of your LEAKE'h PATENT PILLS, to command.
cateto you the following Cure, which has recently bean perforeisS
by them ;—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking net
of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complicationof DT.
orders arifing therefrom), was canted almoft to a *niacin. and
though he had the belt medical advice which could be ebtaina4
and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be powered
whichfcemed to fuichis cafe, or to do him any krvice ; be moult
ed in a .noft reduced and pitiable lineation for two years,unatileoa
follow his proftlfton, and fcarcely able to an* or even to Bawl cu
his legs; In fad, no one who knew him ever fuppoled it potable
for him to mover. He was advifed at kit teary veer Lasses
Pitts—he did fo, ftrielly adhering t• the directloas given with
than—he had not taken more than two bones. before he (mind an
alteration for the better ; this encouraged biro to protocol, and *
taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and itrength gradw•
ally return, and is now as healthy and as Root as any AM I
know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for a
confirmation of the above account if it ibould be Aoubard.
1 am. Sir, your obedient bumble kraut,
lAbrary, Folkfione, July to, tSoe. THO. PULOT.
Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor
Taos. Tar eos, Member-of the Royal College of Somosus, LOW
don, at his book No. 9. New Bridge Asa*
Where, after a cunftant refidowe of more than 4o years. in w
pradtke particularly direeted to the core of Ventral complaints
and /there iscidental to the parts of generation in troth fears, wish
that inviolable fancy which men of his prole/Mon mould airmen
obferve, he flatters himfelf the advice and diens= he (cat
adminifters to perfects taking this medicine. wilt be eftensteLtau44
a difccruing public, as an advantage foldout so be obtained, will
void of ambiguity.
Alfo fold, by his appoiettment, for the etiovenienoeof chafe SW.
Ins eta diftance. at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. A ihan'a4troct. Pall
Mall; the Tuyiliop, zo3,oxford.ftftct ; Mr. Diaaorough, y, fib
itreet•ftill,; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. httlo.
raid's, Olafgow ; Mr.Callwas, Dublin ; Liverpool
Mr. Athhifotes, Manchefter seta bg etc perfon in every cab
dcrabletown in Cseat intuit; and Ireland, iu bones of only se 94.
each, &slat op with full and plain dirmitiuns, whereby pease of
either for may care elannfolves witheofe,fpved, fecrecy, and faittp.
N.B. livery Box fold is Great Britain is reeled up with a !tau*
an whit, by Caw debt Commifboners, is printed at the Son*
Olice...T. Taylor, Na 0, New Bridge- itrect.ato imitate which*
!dour. Mid all others areannstaitit.

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terborrpiace, Lambed.), mkt trot OITICt, No. t. Cialp
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