Star.
London, England, 1802-05-10 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

Friday twenty prifoners were tried, one of whom
were capitally convihed, viz.
Catherine Runic, for healing a piece of cotton.
value gs. and upwards, the property of J. Bailey.
Thirteen were convihed of felony, viz.
Marts Naclane, for healing a hat, the property
of W. Stock ; T. Iceman, for healing a piece of
timber, the property of E. Taylor, and P. Rowan, I
for receiving the fame, knowing it to be ftolen ;
Jane Slcaifbrick, for healing a gown and other ar-
ticles, the property of Sarah Holliday ; J. Slaugh-
ter, for healing a fow and (even pigs, the proper-
ty of T. Chips ; Mary Smith, for healing a table
cloth, the property of Sarah Saunders ' • AV. Tap-
per, for healing a pair of breeches and other ar-1
tides, the property of C. Bullari ; Sarah Robin.
fon, for healing three &ens and other articles, the
property of S. G. Underhill ; Ann Harris, alias
Cooper, for healing three (hilts and other articles,
-the property of Samuel Pollard ; Elizabeth Hall,
for healing .1 filk cloak, the property of E. Moles;
Matthew Ha Lett, for healing eight guineas, the
property of Elir. Moyfe ; J. Reed, for healing a
Elver watch, the property of S. Glover ;IW.
Roberts, for healing a watch, the property of G.
Gregory; and J. Anderfon, for healing a Giver
(hewer and other articles, the property of T. 0.
Hdnter, Efq.
And fiz were acquitted, viz..
Ifrael Langay, J. Jones, Jane Venner, john Jones,
The. Lamle% and Arch. Riddle.
On Saturday twenty-four prifoners were tried,
twelve of whom were convihed of felony, viz.
John Berry, for healing a ham. the property of,
rancis Searle; John Thomas, for healing a black
(ilk cloak, the property ofThomas Roberts; Geo.
Sam. Warriner, for healing ztl. is. 6d. the pro-
.7erty of Mars. Bailey and Blew; Either Welling-
ton, for healing a pair of filk tlockings, and other
articles. the property of William Northey ; Wm.
Low, for healing three yards of muffin, the pro.
petty of William and Jofeph Gage i Wm. Bur.
rill Jones, for healing the leather hofe of an en-
gine, the property of the Churchwardens of the
parifb of St. Matthew, Bethnal Green ; Mary
Drape, for healing four table (poons, and other. ar.
tides. the property of W.Garnier; M. Nelfon, for
healing five filver boxes for watches, the property
of J. Hallam ; G. B. Harvey. for healing a (liver
pint pot, and other articles, the property of Elia.
Ann Steward; T. Byoul, for healing a &owl and
a hod, the property of W. Parmtt ;"darah Shaw,
for healing a piece of beef, the property of Wm.
Lindus • H. Ruddick,for healing four glafs cruets
and a daucl, the property
.of A. Hordes.
And twelve were acquitted, viz. M. Sennett,
j. Norman, Mary Henegan the elder, W. Apple-
ton, Mary Henegan the younger, Mary Wood,
Wm, Hunt, 3. Turner, W. Finch. Sarah Hyde,
and Atm Forreft. _

Sarah Ifirifon, a very young girl, was indieted
for (leafing three pair of (hoes from John Smith:
the charge was fully fubffantiated, and the child
in het: defence Paid, her mother ufed to fend her'
out in the Ilreets every day to get money, and if
the did not return with a certain (urn, (he uted to
beat and whip her ; that or, the day Rated in the
indidment, (he had not been able to obtain the
(urn her mother would expea, and flu was fearful
of returning home, (he was therefore tempted to
take the (hoes from the profecutor's !hop and pawn
them. The Jury were induced to acquit the pri-
funer, under an impretrion that (be would be taken
out of her murk of life, and placed under the care
of the Philanthropic Society. Every endeavour
had been made to difcover the unnatural mother, 1
but without elle&

William Badger was executed la!} week at Brit-
tol, for forgery. He was only years of age, of
very refpettable connections, and would fhortly
have come into the polfetfion of a confiderable pro-
perty.
Among the accidents that occurred on the night
of the general illuminatO, the following vitas one
of the moil difirelling kind :—A tradefinan's wife
in the neighbourhood of Fitzroy-fquare, had wrap-
ped up her infant under her cloak, and made her
way into Portman-fquare, when having fatisfied
her curiofity, the returned home, and found her
infant had been (mothered in her arms. Thee are
your Chrillian mothers, old Shylock would fay.
The Bath Journal mentions, that on the night
of the General` Illumination at Briflol, one houfe
caught fire and was cosoftimed; and another was
much damaged.
On the illumination night force villains con-
trived to get into the house of Brims WAI sos,
Efq. on the Adelphi Terrace, and got clear off
with plate to the value of between fix and (even
hundred popnds.
A countryman beholding with aitonithment the
preparations making for the visual illumination ,
in celebration of the Peace, at length came to the
houfe of Dr. GARDNER, in Long-Acre, where he
viewed, with equal affonithment, the trophies of
the Dodoes many victories over the monftrous
vermin which infeit the human body--fount of
which are 40 feet long, and as broad as a piece of
penny tape I “ Ah!" exclaimed he, 4, I hope the
Doetor is not about to snake price with thefi gen-
try: he teems to expel them with as, muck eats as
old Sowaaauw tiled to kill mos !"

Frost the LONDON GAZETTE; May 8.

SANKRUPTS.
John Merton, of Great Carter-lane, London, on colosrman,
dealer and chamnan, to furrender May 11, tB. and June 19,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. PhUlipfon, Featherßene
homes Wilkinfon, now OT !ate of Grimefearfoot, in Fishy,
Halifax, York&lre, merchant, dealer and chapmas, May a 6,
27, and June t 9, at ten, at the Green Dragon Inn, Hudderf-
field. Attornies; Meer& J. and R. Willis, Wandord-court,
Thrall:anon-Street, Landon; or Mr. John Albion, Holm--
firth, near Huddersfield.
John Rideing, of Liverpool, merchant, June 2,3, and tn, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anornies. Mr.
Charles Bardfwell, Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas Windle,
Bartletes-linildinp, London.
John Faulkner, of Macclesfield, Chelbire, drnuiß and grocer,
dealer and ehaptnan, May 24, t 6, and June 19, at eleven, at
the Bull's-Head-Inn. hiscelesfieki. Attornies, Mr. Rowfon

Sutton, in Macclesfield; or Mr. I'. C.Jaekfon, Walbrook,
London.
Thomas Matt, now or late of Diglee, in Saddlewortb. York-
Sire, merchant, clotb-rnansfadurer, dealer and Chapman,
May 28.29, at the Red Lion Inn, in Masfden, Almondbury,
and June 19, at the Ransfden's-Arena Inn,_llnddenfield, at

ten. -Attorities, Mr. Ainley, at Delph, in Saddlewortls ; or
Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, buion.
W•lliam Sutton, of Salter;-Hay-court, London, merchant,
dealer and chaprnan, May it. tB. and June 19, at ten, at
Guildhall. Anomie% Meffrs. Hutehinfon and Poole, Brewers
Hall, Addle area.
James Golding the elder, and James Golding the yonnger,of
Pudbill, Woneefterthire, clothiers and copartners, May 17,
at five, May IS, and June sy, at eleven, at the Lodge on
Minehinhampton Common. Anomie., Mr. Conftable, Sy.
mnnd',•lnn, London; or Mr. Charles Newman, Stroud,

Glnuceftertisire.
John nonage, of Orford-ltreet, Midd haberdather, May
:5, 22, and Jane :9, at twelve, at GulldhalL Attorney, Mr.
Whitton, Groat James-ftreet, Bedford-row, London.
DIVIDENDS.
May 20. Thomas Wetherell, of Sunderland near the Sea, In
Durham, brazier and tinman, at twelve, at the White-Lion
Inn, Houghton-le-Sprln, Durham.
May 22. William Richards the younger, of Walwoeth,Surrey,
fhip-broker, at ten, at GuildhalL
May at. John Jones, late of Birmingham, draper and sop-
keeper, at one, at Guildhall, London.
May 22. Mordecai Levy; of Stanaford-itreet, Mad:friars-

• .
Road, merchant, at eliven,_at Guildhall.
May 23. George Beal. of Great Surrey-ftreet, Blackfriam
Road, Surrey, cheefernotiger, at ton, at Guildhall, Loodon.
May as. jofeph Creates the cider, of Ohnicciter-Buildings,
Wahvorth, Surrey, inforanee-broker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
May sa. George Hestia the younger, late of Leeds, Yorldhlte,
oilwaserdwut, at eleven, at the White Horfe Inn, Leeds.
May as. Evan Phillips, of Foftcr-lase. Loudon, oilman, at

eleven, at Guildhall
May 22. John Long, now or late of Posies, Hants. mariner,
della sad charnels, at twelve, at Ottildhall. Lesion.
May al. Samuel Ireland, of St. Chinon Danes, Middle:fa,
=admin. at one, at GuiLlhall.
May all. James Hoene the younger, late of Woodbridge, Suf-
folk, cornanerehant, at eleven, at the Coach and Hades,
May si. Mathirs Pence, of Klachmaa-ftnet, Southwark,
Surrey, cheefemonger. at ten, at Guildhall.
May sq. William Saddle the younger, of ChenlesAreet, St.
Giles, Middlefes, carpenter, at one, at Guildhall. '
May sg. William Chariot, late of Hadrian, Salop, thopkeeper
dealer sad elopenan, at ten, at abs Talbot Inn, Drayton in
Halm Salop.
Viler Henry Knight, of Manabiller, talleo-priater, dyer,
and dolman, at eleven, at Hillidgel Tavern, in the
Market-Plate, Mancbella.
May 2S. Hamlet Lowe, late of Liverpool, bardwaremas, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.

The Gazette alto contains an Order In Council foetal:Jog off
all prohibitions to Me export of ompowder, faltpetre, or any
fort of arms or ammunition; of naval flora, of lige= efts,
of copper. Item, bars, rings, ants or nail.; it alto contains
a Proclamation appointing the General Thankfering in Scot-
land on account of the Peace to be plitponed from the :ft to
the iyth June, as the Sluing of the Geneml Areashly of the
Church Gf Scotland would, on the foriser day, interfere with
the celebration.

BIRTH.
On the Rib Wham, at bit Lofdlhip's feat, Maley Park, the
Counters of Wellmnitted, of a fon.
• MARRIED. •
William Lamont. Rfq. of the deb Regiment of Light Dra-
goons, to Mita Sifan Alemeder Cekkin. ow of the daughters
of Charles Alesaoder Criekin, lifq. M. P.
At Greenock. on the slab ult. the Rev. Andrew Mandan, of
Sprochan, to Mfg Jean Carmichael, youngeft dangbtereMr.
John Carmichael. Greenback.
Same day, at Greenock, Copal Nell Colony. of the Eagle,
to Mire Chriftie Hallie, of that place.
On the sytli ch. the Rev. James Beg, of Bak blooldand, to
Mrs. Mary Mande, of Greenock.
General jargon, of the Aoltrian fervice, to Lady Nmgot,
widow of the late Sir James Nugent, of Decoct, county Weft-
swath.

Stephen Dram, Efq. to MIL Lighton, daughter of James
Lighten, of Wigwam, county TOere„ Efq. and niece to Sir
T. Lighten, Bart.
John Tuft, Efq, of 011ieerquay, Dublin, to Miff
At Locbsgbea, tbo Rm. Henry LoomitAlisitter at, Lech.
legaberota MIR R. Blows, &iffiest d tboßev. Mr. Richard
Brown, late Minitter there, ase aim to Cot &own. late Go-
ya:m.4f Onerrifey.
'A few deys ago. Thomas Then.* **Ann Willis, Seth of
Shiptons and fearing dbe marriage rims Sank& net be pawned,
they adtuallytook Feedlot eithe chore at Wipe* two,

Tuefday morning, after a very Stott Mark Mr. Pdrmis
Cooke, carper corner of Marria-bonne-lane,Oxford-arest. l*wife
had been delivered of a Co. only the day before.
On the ssth ult. Mr. John Taitt. Surveyor of the Whims.
at the Port of Leith.

At anew* on the anti ult. Mr. Joha Forfatb. lookfeUer,
In the aoth year (Whit age.,
Oa the teth ult. Mn. Galloway, wife of Mr. William Gal-
loway, writer, Pefinlaarst.• •
On the sad alt..hi Chadotte-kaire, Ediaborgi. Jahn. the
fon of Mr. Ralfears. is the 4th me of hit ,
IV..
Oa ascii* uk. Mr. James Robertfotnepshast, G
atlagovr.•
On the ;nth . after a long and ren , Mr..
vale of Mi. Win. Haltom, Pod-MAU Chipplas Norton;
Oafadddre.

Lately. at Wellington, Oxfordihire, Mr. John Painter, far-
mer, aged 46 Tram I to war probably the tacit man in England.
meaftning when dead As feet and eight inches.
On slob eh. at the oateamia age of In, fuddenly, Them
MaYehell.g4l. of Mack seiat Carspel. He bad takes a ride
to Newby litidge,tio fields daughtex ; sidled feared, entered
the houfe.wllen he drop down,and expired in aft* boors.
At Aberdern, °ti the soil tit. Mss.. Leith. Wife of
the Rev. poses Bak oiled the he
there.
At Keith, an the aoth ult. in the nd peu of his age, Robert
Reid, WI late of Newmill.
At &MA, an the Gbh WI. it his *lt year, Men. Healy
.Halidrr. M. D.
' At Morstofe on the 26th ell Genre Mw IthAtMem, Zfq.
of Gknbarrie..
At Edinburgh, the sytb rlt. MW, Jose Apra& Irotr.-sidelt
eatishtet of Dr. William Meir,Stargeos dlamosl, may.
At raw,. mar/ 119arPrf• the Hem 14* &EWA mom
of Thor.. Bernard, of Cattle Bernard, King's countemdet
CaftleOtwny, the Ma Mts. Prittie, r&& of the
Prittlo—Thefe two Afteerin-lare were alsededwitiainqa dale
of each other, wad do Areepeiod. tuna ossitlybstwons their
dilfolutioa, thamOl• ?WWI hada shot serf
At 64, Me. TkoLrituttolt=
At Saul, sear
At Poltstorri,l, tre=iimealibt' I,olllw • '
Mrs Wateovilleav
keesp at the aftat zany
la sari* Ailwilealr#1461•111.11414411110114110ei
reed Eaaifearay. r, _ -

IoR Rheumatil'ms, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica,
-Lumbar, Head-ach, Nembneft, Pally, Indigeition, Fla-
tulent Spahnodic or lying Pains, general Debility and Mace-
don of the Sytan, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c.
Experience hie proved the sand thnolating powers of
WIIITIIMAD% Essence Or MOSTAILD PM, and Fluid, the
molt august remedy ever made known to the world, having
teeceeded in cafes of fix. eight, ten, twenty, and even of
forty years Rending, after other means bad failed, and it has
Walla* mid more patients of the above complaints, than
all the medicines ever before made Public. The Said Et-
fence is fo Angularly penetrating ansk4enly inks operation, u
generally to eiteft the cure of
SPRAINS and BRUISES W a few applications.
Whitebesd'a Elkus d Mobrd is prepared and fold at
as. 9d. each BOX or Bottle, by R. inure; Apothecary,
No. is, Greek-ftreet, Soho, London :

Aid its scpuigioil b fonniverfallieftabltlhed, that it mai
he had of every Medicine Vander in England, Ireland, Watt
Indies, and.Ameriea. _

To prevent counsel felt impe9tion, purehafers are reverted
to obferte, the Genuine is dlitinguiltted by the King's Patent,
and the Signature of R. Jou N STON, the Patentee's ow* writing,
on the label of each Bottle or Box.

Na. JAMES'. ANALEFI'IC PILLS.
FOR the Rhenmatilins and Colds which prevail
at this rearms of the year, no Medicine is fo Cafe and tam-
clout as Dr. JAMES** ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculi.l
tendency to promote Perfpiration, and all the natural Sore
Hops. will account for their Saguia: virtues In th. fe Compldnu,
as well as in many others to wbiekthe bulnan frame is liable
from the vicillitodes of our Climate. They are admirably
culated for dlforders of /he Stomach and Bowels, fur perfuns
of a Slims or a Gouty habit, as alto for thofe vrhofe conititu-
doss have been stetted by a too attire or too ['Actuary life.
They are Skew& particularly ferviceable in Head-Ache Deer
band by ladigeiti- se, sad in removing the bad eiredts of fret
living; as alb in prevendag Palbn and Apoplexies, to often the
emiriagnsace of Intemperance. &movers &add be had to them
alter stay mina eadig or drinking, and upon every flight
indirpailless I and thus their well via charaderlitk of pro
thus
longevity will be maintained; for, by *Ming Nature
in the due dlkharge of the animal funding', and by keeping the
multitudes; as it were in continual repair, they preferve the bo-
dy in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay.
Aktll4 /Waal' rise Piti.s owe their cuclkoce to a peculiar
preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor
but.to the press Proprietors, they can only be hid genuine
from them • sad they Are fold by Furey Na water, at the
Warehonfe for Dr. James's i'owder, No. 45, the F.alt End of St
Paul's, a few doom from CheapSde, Loudon ; and at Dr. James's
late boufe in Bratan4tteet; in Boresprkie 4s. 6d. eanh, Stamp
Included; or the iplantity of fut mat be bad in one large
box, for it as. lid....obrerre that the new, • ENewbery, No.
45, St. Paul's," is soroveil in the [turps. AU others vaunts-
taroks.

Aftonliking efficacy in numbest& trials, and with fug evidence
of Dr. Bannon's Botanical Syrup, in which be has happily
sempreged the melt Purifying and Mauling vhtua of the
Vegetable SOWN is now recommended in Semiotic, Le.
FRus and Scrophulous Cafes.
OM the Nobletnatt to the Pedant, intoxica-
tion is the eau* of many of the Dig:odors which now af-
gift mankind. When stage is skews se her 'mid by the
potent gins tit ekkadag soma* iitoo often happens that this
imprudence predators another, or, in plain tams, a connection
with a difordered et intim persists; and fireinently thofe who
are ogler theds hediComehme are on the point et eaffing into
the faced hod of wedledit, with a dlfenset end virtuous tom.
rasing. What Is die edidupsasseef didk repaired impolitic-
des f The Wedgies pollittoelidt has Wind in the body of
tin kilband, is edininimleated• to the wife, Ind entailed upon
the ollspekt& was sums into the vend** SI4IIIEIII fpeftacie
to all litheiders, and fubjett to the Evil, eruptions of the molt
inveterate tendency, Ike. A mechanic, who ides metal in the
completion,
win of a
Sadt performing', that 'la
wertsenrtbip ! not been properly rn
Snellvariety of imperfeairs, he dellesee of all pains and diligence :
it loarrely the fame with thole who enter into the gate of
wedlock, without herbs their bleed qy ridged from the
eontsgious &hampers it rustles theft errors, than
which nothing Is mere efileaciosts thin . BitODUM's BO-
TANICAL SYRUP, hang anadieirdiedineetic, and ading
by perfpitatioe, never failing to ears semphints of tilb nature,
a( they have lain dormant in the Need fee keen, sight, or
em years. Although kis Co dragnel. his st the fame time Co
innocent, that a child, or a Iyhogin warm might take it with
the greateftbifety ; mar is tberetle kelfdiner of taking cold,
even in the soft indrtmat Won, width it is fcarcely path's
to doses "deg the udmingration of a sande ottnereuty.
bimaient Jimmied Ragenstlee Sams Certaid,to be
tio
basd at the Llndinruaamie, No. 9, Albisairdst, doers Moan
J. eyàsan M Surrey Ode 'lllsekfriara- lie, In
WMat a 2s. us. and 38.3 d. (dayof W inded) Cocidgekeirs,
iiledlsise Warehook, N. 295, arelW ; age of W. Bulgin,
Printer and Bookfella, at his Medicinal Wane° ufe, No. 3,
Villine-azerollas received a largess/ teeth feppl y; Thomp-
nail.. - Caille-grect ; &wank Tolsey ; C. Routh,
_heed and Shipped,llegtol; Meyler Ind Cent.
Deadby, ukase ; • Mr. Rates, °loo-
n t .11b. Turas. Woreeftert Mr. Trewman, Exeter-
iiillolllolo esul•Cn. Mary-Reset, Deb-
by ag Pointers, Beehicliets, and Venders et Medidne ,

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INFALLIBLE OERMAI.4 CORR-PLAIStER.
THE 11.0PRIETOR of this molt e‘til,.nt
REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy 4ine, se.,t
failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does net t.4441eat.: thk
Cocos, root and branch, TO RTTURW TUE MONTT.

It willmo application ;take off the Inflammation in a few t Fyn
and deiLmy dte lually the Malignity without the leaf! tuzasd,
Printed Directions fealed up wi h
This is the celebrated PLAl:trEit that gline3 fo much re.
potation in Germany, and havbcen fold in London upwards
Elfry Years, with thegreatelt reputation.
Sold Wheltfoie and Retail by T. Ae:rl', No. t, Futcr-1 one,
near the Royal Exchange; and Aro by Mr. Day, No. 7, Teed.
tock-greet; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James's-ftreet; Mr.
Swiney, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, Not 34, Holborn;
' and Jehoilt and Co. No. tso, Oxford-ltrect.
At Isriitol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printer&
Bath, By Hazard, boolfeller' and Rofornam, porfatnt,.
Edinburgh. by Baster, South Bridge. .
Ponfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones,kookfell
Portfmouth, Mt Motley, bookkilar. „

IMPOSITION never having been lb general at
at the prefent Crifis, it is a duty incumbent en every petrol
who is in polkSon of a Medicine of eltabliled reputation
adopt the molt certain means of preventing the peability of a
(potions Compofition being folited on the Public, to the ob-
vionily endangering the byes of the Adbacti, and undefervedy
bringing an invaluable preparation into dif-eileera. ItAU*
confiderations that induce the prefect Proprietors of the we:.
known ANILSCORBUTIC DROPS, heft prepared by the
late FRANCIS antssuat, at We Difponfary, No. Ty, Sok..
fquare fto acquaint Nervous, ficorbut.ic, Gamy, and R.
matte Patients. that the shove is the only place where they are
prepared genuine, and that, by wind= of the Cortuniltaro
Of the StampOilice, a Stamp printed in black ink, is Axed to
each bottle, with the worils•ge" Splabtary and Co. No. ty.Satie.
Nome." alfo "By the. King's Patent," on the Bottle, Bilt,tad
Wrapper, that the purchafer my be convinced of being for.
plied With the genuine Medichere which Is fold in bottles, at
ys. and ti. as each, duty included, by the gametal Vendee et
Patent Molicines in Town and Country.

WHEN Pmfegional Men of education and rt_
fponfibility deviate from the severs! fyftem by the Fe
ed ion of a peculiar Brandt. the Castellon of long contend
nee dr is the ha criterion of fopainrity.
Elgin years have I devoted nay practice no the eitclnfiverreit-
meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fneesfsit I teak 4
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppore as far as I am
able the ravages of thole complaints whit are the (nod import-
ant In the catalogue *Khanna. infirmities.
. . . .

After inftiatkin into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
farmed a with at an early period of Predict tordeue
eh from the ignorance of 'medicated Men, or the equally dm-
gerous precipitancy of general Pry:Winners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the ewe of which I have de-
voted my attention, oonaptize army fpecies of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a meat or loos duo,—sully.
All kinds al DEBILITY, whether &riling less the babitag
Schoolboys, er the Indulgence of mature ago, end kitty that ols.
rangestent of the fyftem N Wen= which is ealksl BARREN.
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerous difeares are the Wok of tenoned ar halted the
treatment of a Bawd Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap-
pens that the feeds of Life are polkaed by the indifcretion of an
unguarded hour. By a fupertne method fuck complaint's an
catty cured, and even where others Nave failed, I Lena that
may premed) offers radical re-cliablillunant
Few, howe►er, see the cafes of complicated dithers la the
Nader compared with the calamitaas Bandon of Men,who
from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE, or the pte►alent Gaie-
ties of a fatbiouabk Life, acquire that Bate of Debility whiels
is the unavoidable confecsenee of inch pernicious habits
Where the unhappy fufferer bonds averhis mifeerryy but
fully conceals his misfortune, it raay be fume conlatieti ht
him to know, that aithough It be an °Ns& of doubt pr war•
minty with other Pdaitionen.„ the rem.wai ottbete DKR
CIENCIES by the gradual recent, of *movie's:at is the &eget*.
meat of my experience. - If the rites of asechus nr Vain hare
begun to reduce manly vigour, much nixie ty will be predated
by an early coutnerattion of this languid gate, and in deft
cafes no great difficulties will occur.
But where this Dcficiencyhas for years CI Red a properPer-
reverence is indifpenilbly requifite to revive the fluanbring kern
of life, and to re-animate the Conflitution.

MA MED WOMF.N, who have long- been difappuloSea
in thllr caFtlatinsis of a Family, may I,e aeured, that in ninth
initances filch defeeb; are curable by kir ,lical Skill.
The SECRECY which is fo effeorlal t,,tny undertaking, and
the ttialifications which I have preintowl eo *ate, ferns the
Balit of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fieth
nation is given, that Mr B may beeonfultAgeLmally
(or by letters inclofing airmail note) at his hawk, IL,. 29, Ante-
del-ftrect, Strand, near Temple-Bar.
There is an additional entrance in Water-Attu adjoinirg,
and the name is on both the doors.