Star.
London, England, 1801-05-25 00:00:00

OLD BA/LET.

On Saturday twelve prifoners were tried, three
of whom were capitally convieted, viz.
Thomas Green and Thomas Hainfon, for burglari-
°Lilly breaking and entering the dwelling-houfe
of Matthew Berge, and (haling therein eight can-
dleflicks, and other articles.

George Rfev, : was indicted for bode-Dealing,
and found guilty on very clear teftimony, the pri-
loner having been Peen, recently after the felony,
in poffellion of the horfe, which, though worth
101. he offered for 31. without 'icing able to give
a fatisfadory account of the manner in which the
horfe came into his polTeflion.
Four were convicted of felony, viz.
Thomas May and Henry May, for Dealing lead
off the houfe of Richard Clifton, in the parifh of
St. Luke, on the night of the 27th of April laft.
The principal witnefs againft them was a watch-
man, who laid he faw them in the :tEt of Dripping
the lead off the houfe, and that upon threats that
they fhould be fired at, they came down, and
were taken into cuftody.—lt further appeared in
evidence, that part of the lead was fo far removed
from its original fituation as to contlitute the of-
fence of Dealing, and the prifoners were accord.
ingly found guilty.
Wiliam Clark, for Dealing a low and five pigs,
the property of Mary Webb.
Charlotte Oailey,for Dealing two filver teafpoons,
and other articles, the property of Wm. Jones.
,And five were acquitted, among them were
Henry Hart, tried on a charge of circulating a
bill with a forged acceptance, purportingto be the
acceptance of Robert Elvey, with intent to de-
fraud Kirkley and Beckley, filk-weavers, in For-
ter-lane, Cheap-fide.
It appeared, that when the bill became due, nei-
ther the drawer nor the acceptor could be found.
Three witneffes depofed to the acceptance being
in the hand-writing of one Robert Elvey, whom
they perfonally knew, and had leen within this
week or two.
It was obferved by- the Court, that as no evi-
dence had been produced to difcredit the tefti-
mony of the three witneffes in favour of the prifo-
ner, whatever lufpicion might attach to their cha-
rader, the charge of forgery was not fuflained.
—The prifoner was acquitted, but ordered to be
detained, other charges being lodged againft him.
John Whitton and Heatbly, were indicted
for Dealing three lambs, the property of Mr. John
Serjeant; at Hendon, in Middlefex, on the 25th of
April laft.—Thefevidenceagainft them was circum-
flantial, and of a nature that may deferve notice.
The profccutor, Mr. Serjeant, laid, that on Sa-
turday the 25th, 24 Cheep and 24 lambs were fate
in his dole at Hendon : on the next day, the 26th,
the Cheep appealed very uneafy ; on Monday, the
27th, three lamb Chins were found in a ditch, in
the next dole but one; and on Wednefday, the
29th, three of the 14 lambs were miffing.
Edward Crocker faid, that early on Sunday,
the 26th, he met the two prifoners in St. Giles's,
with two facks on their fhoulders. That lie fuf-
peded they were on Tome unlawful bdfinefs, and
followed them until he met with two other men,
with whole affiflance he took them into cuftody.
On fearching them, the facks were found to con-
tain three (mall lambs, and one large one.—A
fled, a rag-Done, and a knife, were found in the
pocket of Whitton.—The prifoners, he laid, gave
a very unfatisfadory account of the carcafes and
Packs; they laid they had found them, but could
not tell where. On the next day (Monday) the
witnefs went to the Haymarket with the two
lacks, and there he learned that Come lambs had
been Dolen the preceding Saturday from Hendon.
Accordingly he went the next day to Hendon,
and having afcertained the fad, he attended next
day (Wednefday) and law three of the laid car-
cafes tried with their &ins, then produced, which
they exactly fitted, and correfponded with in fel ;
the fkins and carcafes being thufe of one ewe lamb
and two wethers.
A farmer in the neighbourhood of Hendon laid,
that as he was croffing the fields on Monday morn-
ing with a pointer dog, the dog difcovercd the
Iltins in queftion is tne edge of the dole, next
but one to Mr. Serjeant's • that they appeared,by
the track of the wool, to have been brought from
Mr. Serjeant's ground; and that he, was prefent
when they were found to fit and correlPond with
the carcafes found in poffeffion of the prifoners.
The prifoners, in their defence, faid they found
the facks, with the carcafes, in Tottenham-court-
road, but they called no witneffes.
The Jury, after a very fhort deliberation, ac-
quitted them. The prifoners were then tried on
two other indictments for the fame offence; but
the evidence being the fame, it was not gone into,
and acquittals took place of courte.
Com Hu RACT.—Ssioth and Palk, two parifh offi-
cers of the parifh of Hartingfordbury, in the
county of Hertford, were indicted for a confpiracy
againfl James Hunt. a pauper, by unlawfully im-
prifoning the faid Hunt, -forcibly entering his
houfe, and converting his property to their own
ufe, and fending off his wife and five infant chil-
dren in the middle of the night of the asel of No-
vember, without any proper covering or protection
from the cold and inclemency of the feafon, from
laid patina to the parifh of Allhallows Barking.
The learned Comfit who fisted the cafe faid,
this was a charge of cruelty, againft the defen-
dants,exercifed principally upon a poor woman and
five children, the youngeft one year old, aid the
eldefl only eight. The profecutor, James Hunt,
was refident fur nearly two years in the parifh of
Hartingfordbury, where he fupported himfelr and
family by his trade as a tailor. • In the winter of
tBco, however, he was obliged to apply to the pa.
rill officers for relief, and a queftion arifing with
refpe& to his fettlement, he was found to belong
to the pariffi of Allhallows, and fent to it. The
pariffi officers of Allhallows finding that he had a
houfe, Tome little bufinefs, and property in the•pa-
riffi of Hartingfordbury, fent him back, having
previouny given him a Cum of money, its enable
him to follow his trade, which he did, without ever
after refo: ring to the parifh for relief. ' It happen-
d, however, that a fowl belonging to Mr. Pallet

• st
was found drowned in a pond eifirateneenr Hones
houfe t and Pallet having charged that it was
killed by ow of Hunt's children, the father was
brought by him to the (tatter &Eons of Hert-
ford, on the 22d of November, to anAver for the
offence. The charge was abandoned before the
plaices, but a private converfation took place be-
tween Pallet and Mr. Baker, M. P. one of the Jul-
tices, the refult of which was, an order was made
out to commit the profecutor to the Houfe of Cox-
ration, to which he was immediately conveyed.
On the fame night, between two and three o'clock,
Pallet and the other defendant, Smith, who was
the profecutor's landlord, entered his bottle,
tore down all the furniture, and Smith, alledging
that 16s. were due for rent, feized the profecutor's
pig, which he thought proper to value at t6s. 6d.
giving the 6d. balance at the fame time to Mrs.
Hunt. The. poor woman, with her five infants,
were then put, at that unleafonable hour, into a
cart, that was not proof again(' wind or weather,
and in that inflation came to the pant!: of All.
hallows, where they were met by Pallet, who tra-
velled in a coach. This, the learned Counfel faid,
was a cruel and opprellive proceeding, which, if
true, ma ft firmly ettablifh the guilt of the defendants.
The Counfel for the defendants objefted that the
crime, if any, appeared to have been committed
in the county of Hertford • but it being replied
that it was completed in diddlefer, the trial was
futrzred to proceed.
James Hunt, the profecutor, was then called,
and ellablithed all the circumftances relating to
him in his Counfel's ftatement.

The witnefs was then crofs.examined by the de-
fendant's Counfel; in the courfe of which much
contrariety prevailing, the Jury retired for a (bort
time, and then returned a verdid—Not Guilty.

A Bill hid been prefented to the Grand Jury
againfi John Aris, Keeper of the Coldbath-fields
prim, for mikonduet in his office. It was pre-
fented at the inflance of Heron, and fupported by
the fame tefiimony, viz. Rance, which was lately
brought forward in the King's Bench, in fuport
of the rule for a criminal information. The Jury
returned the Bill—Not found.

On Thurfday laft, a mechanic made an applica.
tion to a Magiftrate to be divorced from his pre-
fent wife, who had gone to live with another man,
and be at liberty to marry another woman. Being
told that fuch a requeft was out of the power of
any Magi ftrate to grant, he went away di ffatisfied,
and declared that he would marry another woman
at all hazards, let the confequence be what it
would, as other people, he knew, did the fame.
A plan has been fubmitted to the CHANCELLOR
of the Excitscarsa, which it is underftood is to be
adopted, that all Jew Hawkers and Pedlars in old
clothes, and other wearing apparel, (ball be com-
pelled to take out a licence at the rate of forty
thillings a.year, to etritle them to vend their arti-
cles—and they are to wear a badge numbered, on
their coats, that if afting wrong the party ag-
grieved may leek redrefs.
Wednefday, as five or fix men were digging
none at Lonkwell q tarry, for fie ufe of the Ken-
net and Avon Canal, jun above the Dundas Ague-
dud, a large portion of the rock fell down ; it was
from great agility that either of them cleaned, but
one named Jona SIMMONDS was killed on the fpot,
and another very much maimed : next day Mr.
CLARE. attended, and returned a verdict accidental
death.
Some days ago the mail coach coming from the
North was overturned about four miles from Dun-
dee. The accident was occafioned by the break-
ing of the pole at a time when the coach was run-
ning down bill. There were four infide palTengers,
tw., of whom, a lady and a gentleman, were con.
fiderably hurt.
Several publicans of Owner were lall week con-
vided in the penalty of 4 ios. each for felling
wine, &c. in tents on the race-courfe, without a
licence to that effect.

JON £3, the famous fortune-teller in Crofs-fireet,
Hatton-garden, u as fentenced on Saturday, to fit
mcnths imprifonment in the Houfe of Correftion.
And another female fortune-teller, who pretended
to poffefs the art of dillinguifhing the fortuttate num-
bers in the lottery, was configned to the fame place
of confinerren for three months.
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On Tuefday a room in the Red Lion at A fibury,
in Chefhire, was ripened by means of a picklock,
and a trunk Rolm out of it, containing goof. in
calk and noes.

Mr. Wasrow, brewer of Norwich, a year fince
purchafed a ticket in the Irifh lottery, and laying
it by, wholly forgot it, but left week in arranging
Tome papers he found it, and on inquir'y it proved to
have been drawn a prize of 15,0001. in July Lill.
A FACT•HVIIITINO RAZORS, or the Tref,le
Razor, doubly fecnred with a Guard to prevent
cutting, with fix Blades, changeable to one Haft,
but only one Blade can be, ufed in the Handle at
the fame time ; the nearell defcription is, they atl
as a Plane, though ufed as a common Razor, very
ufeful for the Army or Navy, elpecially in fqually
weather, or for Gentlemen with Nervous Com-
plaints, or young and timid (havers. To prove
their utility, a Gentleman has (hayed himfelf with
one of thefe Razors, travelling along the road on
horfeback, and can repeat it again to fatisfy a
doubtful curiofity ; recommended as f'metbing
not common, and may be Lid, on the firfl view,
that it is more than ever was expeaed to be fern
made ufeful in the (hape of a Razor. Price sl.
6d. including Packwood's Razor Strop, joined to
a Cafe in a fmall compels. There firops are a
great expedient at this time, fuitable to the inven-
tion well known in England, Ireland, and oche r parts
abroad, price p. 6d. p. and tos. 6d. each, anda
Box of Palle as. 6d. to repair and keep them in
order. Sold by the following perfumers :
food
Love, No. us, Hay-market; blefts. Hot-
dries and Son, middle of Shog lane; Metres.
Rowney', No. 95, Holborn-hill; Mr. Sizeland,
No. 2, Vere-ftreet, Cavendilli.fquare; Mr. Vickery,
No. 6. Tavillock-ilreet ; and wholefale and re-
tell by Mr. Raeburn, Edinburgh ; and Mr.
mons, Dublin.—The above Razors fold only
Mr. Packwood. No. to, Gracechurch-greet,
dun. N. B. All fort of Razors ground, let,
put in good order, with peculiar care.

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From

LONDON GAZETTE, May 23.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, MAY 19, 18ot.
The Prince of Wales's own Regiment of Fencible
Infantry.
Captain-Lieutenant John Maclean, front Colonel M.Ncill's
Fencibtes. to be Captain, vice Roy appointed to the Invalids.
Colonel Lord *Donald's Fencible Infantry.
John Maxwell, Gent- to be Enfign, 'vice Alexander M'Lean,
promoted in the ift Regiment of North liritlib Militia.
Newfoundland Fencible Infantry.
Thomas' Schneider, Cwt. to be Lieutenant, vice Colburne
who refigns.
Loyal Pembrokefhire Legion.
Second Lieutenant William Johnftone, to he Flrft Lieutenant,
vice Bowen, appointed to a Comnsiffion in the EaR India
Company's Service.
W. Edwards, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Johnftnne.
Somerfetfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Wellern Regiment.
l.kutenant John Lyddon to he Captain.
Comet Henry Scully to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Harvey,
who reigns.
Cornet George Durham to be Lieutenant, vice riiudner, who
refigns.
Cornet Wm. Coles to be Lieutenant, vice Evered, who refigns.
William Crang, Gent. to be L:entenant.
To be Cornets--William Hancock, Gent vice Scully ; Robert
Pippin, Gent. vice Leigh, who reigns Charles Holman,
Gent. vice Durham ; John Welch, Gent.; John Sims, Gent.
vice Coles.
Yorklltire Weft Riding Gentlemen and Yeomanry
CaValry.—Southern Regiment.
John Smyth, jun. Efq. to be Captain, vice Torre, who reaps
Wargrave Rangers.
Comet William Soundy to be Lieutenant, vice NinaL.wlso re-
figns.
Qoarter-Mafter Thomas Kebble to be Cornet, vice Soundy.
Brading Volunteers.
John James, Efq. to be Captain.
John Chubb, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
James Redder, Gent. to be Enfign.
Banfffhire Volunteers.
'Arthur Resister, Cent to be Second Lieutenant, vice Alex-
ander Smith, deceafed.
Ifle of Harris Volunteers.
John Ricottas, Gent.. to be Second Lieutenant., vice Sather.
land,
Leeds Volunteers.
Captain Jotepb Wilkinfon to be Major, via Beaumont, who
refigns.
Lieutenant John George Child to be Captain, vice Wilkinfon.
Lieutenant Henry Dunderdale to be Ditto, vice Smith, who
Rigns.
To be SeeondLieutenanta--Joteph Medley, Gent. vice Upton;
William Medial, Gent. vice Hill.
Pendennis Artillery Volunteers.
Robert Naptos, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Richards, who
ears.

Penryn Volunteers.
WilSatn Hendrie, Gent. to be Lieutentun, vice Smith, who
reta.
John Tine Carron, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Robert Jasnea, Jun. Gent. to be Enfign.
Wevilfcomhe Volunteers.

jaws Lean, Jun. Gant. to be Lieutenant, vice Lovell, who
relkens.
PIM') Waldron, Gent, to be Enfign, vice Stirrage, who refigna.
Commiffions in the Third (dr Lanarkfhire) Re-
giment of North Britifh Militia, figned by his
Majelly.—Dated February rs, iSot.
Meier pow Maxwell to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bane,
wileftsa•
• VIEW Efq. to be Major, eke Maxwell, promoted.
Coaiions in the Bofton Volunteer Alroctatiou,
Tatilby his Majefty.—Dated March 23. allot.
anAwerth Brotherran, Gent. to be Listutenant.
Illeglifea. G. to be Ilkagn.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
John &afield, of Baiintall-Itreet, fader.
NKRUPTS.
Adam Gregmy, of Taviftoek-ftreet, Covent-Garden, taylor, to
fitratedm May 30, Jane 6, and July 4, at tea, at Guildhall.
• Attessey, Mr. ilk Harvey, Curfitor-Brea.
Joke Barton, of Davies-ftreet,Hanover-fquare, dealer in boric.,
May 26, at eleven, June 6, and July 4, at twelve, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Moore, Woodlimi-itreet,
Oidied-ltreet.
11. Myth, of Birmingham, woollen-draper' Jane 2, at
, June 9, and July g, at ten, at the Public Office, Bit.
. Attundea, Media Lee and Corrie, Birmingham ;
or r. Alexander, Bedford-row, London.
William Barker, Simon Held, and Abraham Field, of Leeds,
woolitaplers, Jame 5,6, and July 4, at eleven, at the Role
and Crown Inn, Leeds. Anoraks, Mr. Bettye, Chancery-
lane, Loodon, or Mr. Lee, Leeds.
John Hadrian, of Briftol, grocer, June 4,5, and July 4, at twelve,
at the Bulb Tavern, Brian/ Auorotes, Mars. Lewis and
idama Gray's-Inn, London ;or Mr. Unary Davis, junior,
George Harris, of Briflol, grocer, June 4,5, and July 4, at
eleven, at the Bulk Tavern, Brand. Anomie.. Merits. Lewis
and James, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. Henry Davis, jun.
Briftol.
William Hewlett and William Prather, of Briftol, dealers,
June 4,3, and July 4, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, Briftol.
Anoraks, Mies. Lewis and James, Gray's-Inn, London;
Mr. Henry Davis, jun. or Meffrs. B. and O. Smith, Briftol.
George Anderfon, of Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk, innkeeper,
June '5, t 9, and July 4, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bury
Saint Edmunds. Anomie., Meffrs. Didionfon and Dorton,
Bury Saint Edmunds; or Mr. Wilton, Cattle -Bran, Hol-
born, London.
William Fades, of Deretend, Warwic Mire, Inver-plater, June
t. 3, and July 4, at twelve, at the Shakeineare Tavern, Bk-
.
mingleam. Anoraks, Man. Kinderlev and Long, Sytnond's
Inn, Chancery-lase; or Mr. Palmer, Birmingham.
William Cook, of Watley, Wee, corn-chandler, May so, June
6, and July 4, it one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr.
Frederick Smith, Robert-ftreet, Adelpiti-Terrace.
Jonathan Shaw, of Bolton, Lancaibire, cotton-rnanufadttirer,
June 9, to, and July 4, at ten, at the Nag's Head, in Bolton.
Anomie% Mr. Hobrow, Bolton : or Mr. wtodle. Baran*
Buildings, London.
Timms Bedford, of Sutton, Berk., paper-maker, Jose 5,9,
and July 4. at twelve, at Guildhall, Lando*. Attonles,
Meals. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, Lowden, or Mr.
Moriand, Abinzden, Berks.
DIVIDENDS.

June I. Wen. Newton. of Tisk:rya, Derbyfitireoeintner, at toot
at the Old Rath, Matlock.
Jane t. William Malin the younger, of Richmond, Yorkatiret
grocer, at eleven, at the Town's-Hall Tavern, Rie
Jnne t. Thomas Beaumont, late of Wakefield, Yorillah ria:"reo.
monger, at eleven, at the Strafford Arras Inn, Wakefield.
Jane 2. John Heider and Hairy Ralltan, of Newgate-ltrale.
wholefale linen-drapers, at ten, at OnildhalL
June a. Thomas Lewis, of Abingdon, Berke, kimp-manulac-
tare', at eleven, at the New Inn or reen's Arms. Abingdon.
June L Joreph Adanifon, of Cateaton-ftrect, London, linen-
draper, at ten, at GoildbalL
June a. Joke Young, of Stow .Market, Suffolk, grocer, at ten,
at Guild/WI. Londrni.
July 4. John Richardfon, of Holborn, linen-draper, at twelve,
at Gnildbail.
Average price of Corn in England and Wales, front the Kw
turns coding the s fish of May, rBot.
Whist. Rye. Barley. t Oats. Beans. Pad!.
2. s. d. 6. d. 5. d. s. d.
27 4 94 2 74 3 39 a 64 s 74 9
&Nov Age prices of Forded ors, by which the Bounty an
is regulated, the week toeing the t 6th of May.
Whist. Rye. rater] Oats. rams. I ffesto.
6. . 6. 4. 6. d. 6 d. s. d.
' is 5 43 Po Si 43 21 44 01

This Day was publifhote Is. 4th Edition,
MAXIMS OF HEALTH, being an Abridge-
matt of the Efiky on Indigeitlon; containing Advice to
Perfons aillided with Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels
Nervous, Bilious, and Gouty Diforders ; Head-ach, Habitual
Coltivenefs, Female Complaints, &c.: with °Nervations on
Diet, Air, and Ezerdir ; including a treatife on Sea and Cold
Bathing; likewife explaining the reafon why the Sea and
Country Air is more falubrious than that of Cities and large
Tawas. By A. SQPIRRELL, M. D.
add by Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet-Brett; W. J.
aalilitiehareen„ Royal Exchange; Hatchard, No. 173, Pic-
WM by the Author, Nu. 7, Densnarlo.itreet, Soho;
alfi W Printer, York; and by Sheppard, oppofite
the Itaasses. &OA
This Week merits the attention of every perfon, as it not only
points Mt the true taetbod of curing the above complaints, but
alto damonftrates that of preventing &hafts, and preferving
health in general.

LEEHOLD ESTATES, SALOP.
TO $E SOLD NY AUCTION,

Together or in Two Lots ; on Monday the sad of June, 180 t,
at the Angel Inn, in Lu i!ow, at four o'clock,
TWO
ELIGIBLE FARMS, called GREAT
POSTON, containksg 340 Acres; and LITTLE POS.
TON FARM, and BALDWYN's COPPICE, containing 356
Acres; &sate five ran north mit of Ludlow, hdd from year
to year, under Rests of more than thirty years Rending : both
Farms lie convenient to be occupied together or feparately,
fanning one compacl Efiate, within a Ring Fence ; well wooded
and watered, Ind .ue capable of very great improvements, by
dishing, and other good Hufbandry, at an eafy even= : Lime-
Rom and Coal are near and probably in the Mate.
For a view of the Pr;ndfes apply to the Tenants.

DEVONSHIRE.
TO BB SOLD Sr PRI VATS CONTRACT,
ANEW HOUSE, furnithed or anfurnithed,
wafting of a Lobby, two Parlours, 20 feet by 14, two
Kitchens, a good underground Cellar, fix Bed-rooms, and
fuitable Offices finned in the neaten Style, and fit for imme-
diate Occupation, with a Pump well (applied with watt" a
and other Buildings in an inclofed Court behind, two
wed Gardens adjoining,well planted with the heft Fruit Trees
now in full bearing, Shrubberies, and about • x Acres of excel-
lent Pafture Land within two Inclofures; molt delightfully
limited in the parilb offic Thomas the Apoitie,within a 'salient
the City of Eseter,onuna•ding a Vicw of the windings of the
River Ear for feveral Mlles, different Water fails, Eve-bridge,
Exmouth, the Britith Channel, and a great extent of Country
(diverfified with fine Woods), which, for verdure and beauty,
Is enofidened equal to any part of the Kingdom.
For viewing the Presoaks, ke. application may be made to
Mr. Hicks, Builder, Exeter.—E;eter, May la, a Sot.
EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM EDINBURGH TO

DOCTOR WILLIAM BRODUM, LONDON.
SIR,
IN the eollrfe of my pratßice as a Surgeon and
Apothecary, I have had many Patients afilidted with the
SCROPHULA ; one in particular, who was very 1B indeed,
applied to me about fix monthsage. Having heard mach of the
benefits derived from your BOTANICAL SYRUP, I refs/wed
to try its efficacy on him ; a bottle was accordingly purehakd
from Mr. Baxter, your Agent here: a very Clore time only
elapfed when Its falutary diet% were very vifibie, and, I mult
acknowledge, that to it alone I attribute the relief which this
Gentleman received, and who is now almoß free from that af-
Rifting difeak ; at lcaft, I entertain no doubt that one bottle
more will perfoa his cure. I thought it but juft, between two
medical men, to write you my obfervations, and to acquaint you
of the cure performed. I am, Sir, with elteem,
Your molt obedient bumble (errant, THOMAS 8000,
Surgeon and Apothecary, Canongate, Edinburgh,
The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL
to be had at the Doetor'sbook, Nay, Albion-ftreet, In bottles
at H. se. r mad. and is. 6d.; ago at Mr. Piddires Medicine
Warchcide, No. 76, Oxford-fin:et, °profits the Persica§ •
Jeboult and Co. (late Bum) No. tio, Oxford-firm ; Bourgeolt;
and Co. No. p. Haymarket; Mr. Ward's Medicine Warelsoufe,
No. 324, Heilkorn, oppobte Gray's Inn; Mr. Davis, Cork,
Ireland; E. M . irbery the corner of St. Paul's March-yard
Tuft's,
Tuft's, Royal Exchange; Perfumer. No. et
Mall; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Collins, fidifirary; Mr.:Siew,
N 0.4, oppofite the Southwark Bank, Borough, Bad* Croydon:
A GUIDE TO OLD AGE.
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Thefiattering receptine which this work has eeperkettd, has
induced the tiodtor to publifh the two volumes in oft at are.
doted Mattis as to bring it within the reach of a more enlarged
circle ofreaders. When a book has run through a great num-
bcr of editions, whets the fah is rapid, when it is fought with
avidity, sad acknowledged to be read with profit, thefe arc fa
many inconteltible proofs of its utility; to tilde proofs, then,
the GUIDE to OLD AGE may lay claim, as this is the Forty-
ninth Edition of this Publication; a publication that cannot
fall into the hands of any reader, of any climate, age, let, con-
dition, marriedor ftngle, that may not dt rive advantage from the
perufal of it, sod particularly to feafaing men o keg voyages.
If inclined to preferve or recover health, or to avoid the indef.
creenns of youth, or the lobes follies of maturer age. This
impn-ifion will be found to contain form obfervations, the
°minion of which would be unpanionabk In a work of di
kind, which, out of delicacy, cannot even be named in spills
print. The high eftimarion in which this work is held by the
public, kg great utility, and the tinpreoedents4 fah it has mat I
with, folly proved by the following t
" I hereby certify, that 1 have printed THIitTY THOU.
SAND of Dr. BRODUM's GUIDE to OLD AGE, Iwo its
heft publication. J. W. MYERS, Mater."
••• Letters, Rating Patient's cafes, with tho Dolter's shed
fee of a Guinea, will he Itrielly 'academies.
It will be neeeffary the Diiefor °meld fee lath Patients as art
'elided with Deatotio or Lola of Sight, corked their Cafes, by.
letter or parcel, to the Do tor, (poft or curlew paid), with
leis ahalfase—Tlas ifimildaca may he bad miry day.

nen is
tad die n,vt

WHEN ProfelTional Men of education and re•
fponfibility deviate from the general fyftein by the fe-
ealon of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued
(needs is the belt criterion of fuperiority.
Eight lean have! devoted my pradtice to the exclufive treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefsful 'That of
my plan gives Mt ltdditioaal ardoar to oppofe as far as I am
able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import-
ant In the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every brooch u an Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at an early psded Prodice to retest Indevidu-
ah tram the ivory= tardwasd Mai, at the equally dan-
.eslPllancls,f
The ratitEE to dhomeof which I have de-
voted my atoms lie 41111,1 iipsin of VENEREAL
INFECTION. wbodur of a silastst kordsuatioa.—silly.
AU bha at DEBILITY, boat the habits at
Schoolbag% ar the fachapate atantereageosi lan! that do-
;14 e the (vitas I, Woman width h rid BARREN-
tear OTBRILITY.

Ewa drunks ars the refs& at *meow or befit In de
koleasse of a go* 0.11/01111.101/ k see onfrequently hap.
Zr
polo Ike holed IVad ky the indiferetion of so
ism ar ardhim fuels complaints are iejogd. ad ors alma love Med, I truft that I
may peuirseas eller a vitalmalbbilthrosent.
Few hammer are the ores of asoeylicated &Rods in this
Weeder ampere% with the tehodtous litre- of Men, who
from lesdel Ma SOLITARY VIC& Ofillepoodent Gaie-
ties of a ethlis Life, Malaise that deaf Dant/ which
belts meavalialleala(queose of furl poplins Mesa
Where the valtappy bitterer broods ovidifilelast mew'
far easerde hie misfortune, it may do ham ilaisa far
bba so Maw, That although it be as e►be! sir doubt or seam
Piny with siker Praelcitioners, the reataral of theft DEFT.
CIENCI ES by the gradual prognis of Rawasedoo is the acquire.
meat of my 411111411illaaa If the rites of Ilambes or Venus Mee.
bqPIN to nem Keay vigour, much sashay ell he prevented
by sa misty asemesakka of this langold kale and in thvfo
cafes as alliodtloolon occur.
fiat whoa this Delleimry las for years cutlets peeper Pen
lboorones inallpertflhty requlfite to revive the 1111116166 frarbe
of Life, and to roaniznate the Continuo's
MARRIET) WOMEN, who have haiku.
io their expediattams of a Family, stay be Wag, eirsil sat
Whences fuck &teas are curable by Weikel ma
The SECRECY which Is Gs elfential to my aadettaliep, ea/
the 10Ialificatinns which I have. prtforned to thee, fogs de
Beds of my Pretcudons. and in coincidence with furl Weil&
motion iv given, that Mr B— may be confultal pan*
=ten McVay a bruit note) at his hoar., No, a 9,
. &mod, near Temple-Bar.
r, additional entrance in Water-IWO adfiddillb
is on both the door.
-5. Mamba of the Royal College of Swissair: •
•

TO SPORTSMEN, lkeino•D'STPMP'Fil RFPC.Dff,
MR. BLAINE, surgeon, whole attention to the
Difeafes of Animals has long dillisiguilhed him, ishapo,
in affuring the Sporting World in general, that helms damn,
ed a certain and fpettly core for the DISTEMPER; *hid, ;,
*now offered to the Public, called BLAINE% MEDICINAL
POWDER, for the DISTEMPER.. Prke Is. 6d.a Pok, Le,
ing fuffteient for the Cure • or Six for Ss. partial up of difftnue
Strengths, according 'to die Age and Size of the Dog; tige,d
by the Proprietor, and fold, whrdefak end retail, by Mr. Boni,
rti Old Bond-ftriaa; Meas. &relay and Sow: FleetAMarkee,
and by the V..iniera of Medicines• iu town snd country; aro:
by Meffrs. febouft and Co. rso,thunrd-titeet; Mr. Wade, ,
Old Bond-ftreet, and 163, Fleet-ftreet ; Mr. Wardr324,
born; Mr. Tuft, Royal Exchange; Mr. Vide, Corohl:1; and
Mr. Swiney, Pall-Mall ; and at the City Mealchie Warelaida
gr Lately publilbed, a TREATISE on the above Deface;
and. fold aa above, price 6d.—Mr. Blaine is, likewife, Au,kee
of the Grand Folio Syftem of Aoatotny of the Bork; &cheat,
td by Pertniffiou, to his Majefty, and accotnpoied, with 1.1/Itrw,
drawn, engraved, and coloured from the real [abject: pt,e,.
coloured, in boards, al. as. plain, AL Is. • • •

THE SECRET SOUGHT IN ALL AGEY, FON. THE
GOOD OF MANKIND, IS AT LAST FOUND OUT '
BY J. GARDNER, M. D. M. E. No. 75, and
No. 76, Long-Acre, London.—See its drafts below
TAPE WORMS.
Mrs. HOWA*D, aged 84, was recommended to Dr. Gardner,
by the Vicar of St. Patrick's Cathedral, in Dublin. Sit- was
aMided fixteen years with the Tape Worm, Rheumatifm, vid
Spafms, but was cured by his Pills in fix weeks. Mrs. H. 001,
now be teem in good haalth, at the Widows Houk of the falsi
Cathedeal.
RHEUMATISM.
To Dr. Gardner, of Loag-Aere, London.
Sir was much afilided with a Nervous RbeumatVn, for
many years particularly in my head '—r--fo bad at times that I.
was in diftiellob—indeed there was not a joint of me ft,:
but I can now with pleafure fay I am well by taking ',Am
You may recoiled my bringing a note from the Ch./ smut,
not being able to pay—may the Loan reward you. I am, :aro
Your's, Ste. ELLIN GILLINOTON.
Patriek-ftreet, Cork.
DROPSY.
JOHN WIAWOI, bellows-maker, Georges-Brett, Cerk, was I
at the point of death in a Dropfy, that violently Waded the
head, u well As the body and Tina's, but was pettedly cured is
18 days, by taking that univerfal Ratorator, Dr. Gardner's
Pills. Attelted by Mrs. %Yard, Bonding-SchOol, Cork.
FLUX OF BLOOD.
Sir—l had been long afiheSed with a Complaint in /try
Bowels, which turned to a Flux and Vomiting —lt was carry-
ing me off very faft, till you prelcribed fol. me a Box of your
Pills, which flayed the complaint the tint night, and cured re
in three days. Being out of town myfelf, my cure will be veri-
fied by Major Black, of Cork.—l am, Sit, your, arc.
Cork, Nov. a, illon Maar Lat.
To Dr. GARDINER.
CONTRACIIONS IN THE NECK •
Draws the Head half round, with the Face over the Shoulder:
The Deformity Is work than the Pain, its there is feldom any in
this Complaint. A Cocking Inftance was ken in the year 18e.o. •
Mr. Cotter, klp-chandler, Coal-Q.11,2y, Cork, has a lona 9
yam old, whole Head was drawn round fo that his Chin renal
on Ms right Shoulder; nor could any medicine remove it, ante
Dr. Gardner's Pills and Plater were applied, a few Boxes of
which has perfedly cured.
A LARGE WORM IN THE STOMACH.
A Young Lady, in Cork, was taking Dr. Gardner's Pm, as
a PURIFIER ;—after ufing zo Boxes, the pared a Round
Worn', y inches long, from her Roma,— What a pity that thin
Medicine was not ufed in every Family, to prevent Compialma
in the Stomach, Bowels, and Kiddies, to purify the Bloods
ftrengthen the Nerves, &c..
Hundreds of People in Cott, have teen Worms in the Dor-
ton poffedon, from 3o to ao fret long, expelled by tick Pr.ls.
which are fo fate that Infants take them.
Dr. G 's Pills, Plafter, and Ointment. kid in Town •
and Country, era 3d. zee. 6d. and us. per Boa ; and Cafes Five
Guineas eat:h.—Advice every day till two o'eTbek; Monda:s
and Fridays until nine at night, as the Forenoons of thek tx o
days is devoted to the Poor.
Alto Mrs. Gard/ter% Medicine fur Sore Nipples, that newt
fails curing without pain, even when the Nipple has bees atop
balt Waugh. fa, sin the redo&

To "MILO TAYLOR, Efq•
NO. 9, NEW 3111/13K-11 T , LONO•11.
Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, Idarch tat, dm.
r BEG leave to inform you, that ever fence the
A year r 790, thave been aillitted with the Lues Vaterf2 ;
which, from its obilinately refilling every murk of ntedetint
preferibed by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and under.
goin‘feveral revere cowries of falivatints, and twice difcharged
from the Hapital, with little :slid, would appear to be of the
moft inveterate nature. In the fpring of (aft year my diforda
had got to fuch a head, as nearly to put a period to my ailtence:
I bad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one en each ants,
and my legs were broke out is a frightful manner; mr ri,be
was dreadfully painful, and had been in a date of alefranoa
for the loft (even years ; my left bad alto two large nodes on it,
was very much dircoloured, and gave mein's cneradatiog pain,
particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to der rive-one area.
In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. 'lllonips
fan, (who received fo great a cure by them here), to take }a.m.
Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do Olt the a6th of May t
in the courfe of a fortnight I began to melee benefit—ln little
more than a month thoulters on my head Madams wac foe n.i.
ly healed—loon after the fores on my legs healed ado, learn&
however, conaderable difeolouration in the Sin, and pain is
the bone of the left, which, by the bleffing of Goo. soda little
longer perfeveraece in your invaluable Med due, fnbfided; the
nodes difperfing, the &in repining Its natural hue, and the Doc-
torial pains gradually going off.--I thus became, by your libe
ral advice and metlicine.perfedly free from all soy former eons.
plaints—have recovered my fanner fpirit and Itrength, andant
become jolly and fat, in which Rate having continued many
month. to the altonifhment of all who knew me, I sin at a lefs
in what terms to expects my gratitude, but beg you, for the
good of other fuffering mortals, to make this cafe as public
as podible, as I !hall on every oecailon ;in doing you will
;really oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble Let
vent, ALEX 141.11.1LE5.
Swan's Clore, High.ftreet, Edinburgh.
Wheelies to the above core .—John Thomplash N 0.3. New
Poultry-market, John bfintoth, Old AiLmby.elore,Ed&lllo*
Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAT.
LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Hs*.
No. g, New Bridge-ftreet, London; where, after a ecaltant
ralloisece of wore than thirty-fit years, in a praetice pestieekr.
to the care of Venerici Complaints, aad thofe iaci.
to the Puts of Generation, with that inviolable teem(
Men of his Profeillon mould always gbh-recta Nth carob
rlsacd
In Setters hlnsieff, the advice and affiftence he grAtuiteuey ad.
*Miters to perfons taking this Medicine, will be Aerated.
by a difeerning Public, as an advantage feldons attainable, and
said of all ambiguity.
Alfn fold, by hi. appointment, for the convenience of thallit
*lna at a diftance, al the Perfumes, No. 33, St. Alben'ir
!beet, Pall-Mail; the Toy.lhop, No. 103, Orford-ftreet i
'Mr. Dilborough's, N 0.7, Fiih Ur:et-hill ; Mr. Steel, bookfclia.
We. t, Union-row Little 'cower-hilly Mr. Weston's, South-
bridge .
, F.dinburith; Mr. Callweirs, Dublin ; and by one psr
ha in every confiderabk town in Great &kik and Ireland, in
limes of only as. 941. each, reeled up, with foil and pi/a di.
tedtions whereby purlieu of either fee may cure thesailose
ittrkh cafe, (peed, fecrecy, and lately.
N. E. Every lox fold in Great Raab lis SAM up with a
Stamp, co which. by favour of doCaniiihmera is prim-r.
at the p,
Taylerilla IdiarliblegeAreet—ta
Mit= which is hasty, and dd

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