Star.
London, England, 1803-05-27 00:00:00

MASSED BALL.

• The Counters of Mouurroaass, who has lo
(bone in the circles of rafhion, gave on Wcdnefd
evening a fplendid ?deigned Ball and Supper at ti
Earl's magnificent villa at Ealing Grove. An opinic.
was entertained, from its being at forne diftance from
town, that the company would not be numerou•
This rumour was unfounded, for the party exceede,
600 perfonages of the first rank and diftindion, abot.
the number of tickets ifued. As the cards exprefe..
that no one would be admitted after re o'clock, ti
company began to alembic as early as nine I helot(
cloven the Palace of Waxes arrived, and from tha:
11,.ur until twelve the marques came in groupes of
fixes and levens.—To prevent the forgeries which
!dually happen, Lord MOVIITMORRIS examined the
tickets himielf, and, from exercifing this precaution,
all improper perfons were excluded. The life of the
.Icene was about twelve o'clock, and from that hour
rntil !upper (half palt one), the flakes of wit and
merriment continued unabated. The (upper was
elegant. It was remarked that a better one was never
ken on any fimilar occation, and, in jultice to Ot
Noble boilers, we may add, that plenty abounded
on every table. In the Pais ca's room two ling
tables were laid out f r 25 each; at the head of the
firm fat the elegant Counters of Mourrsoitars, and
next to her Ladylbip fat his Royal Highnefs. Supper
was laid in the four upper rooms fin am. arid, with the
fide tables, about 370 in all fat down. After (upper,
which did not take up above half an hour, the ball
recommenced in the two elegant apartments on the
ground Boor, appropriated to that purprfe. But
little dancing took place; the attra&ion was the
marques, many of which rupported their charaders
With peculiar humour. At half pall three o'clock,
the Palace ordered his carriage, and from that hour,
until fix, the houfe was not free from carriages. The
whole of the company departed before (even, previous
to Al hid' they partook of tea, coffee, and chocolate.
Amongli the moR confpicuous charadters, were the
following :
Co'onel Armftrong. and Colonel Davenport, as two Prends
Abbe' (well known chuadder), were admirably fopported ; Lieu-
tenant Colonel Drinkwacer, an Old Englidi Baron; Lord Delwin.
as Count Rornaldi, in The Tale of Myftery, wore a very fupab
drels of crimfon velvet, trimmed with blick and gold, and richly
embroidered; Vdcount Mountjoye, a Tartar Prince, in a rich
drefs ; Mr. Chargneys, a Countryman ; Lord Durfey „a &Aar;
Countefs Bentinek, a Sultana; and Lady Jemima •
Pilgrim; Duke of St. Alban's, Pan, and the Dachas, a Mae
Maid; Lady CloomeU, a Pilgrim ; and Lord Carleton. a Spaniard;
Sir George Warrender, • Highliorder; and W. Pena, a
Admiral; Major Doyle, an le& 'Want &roods Nole. •
Virgin of the Sun, and the Mif, Bradylls, Flower Girls; Land
Spencer Chkhefte;, • Highlander; and Colonel lanyne, as Old
Gin Womon ; Mr. 8. Craven. Mother Shipton ; add Mr. Carey,
a Jew Pedlar; the Margravioe of Anfpach,io afuperb Chief's ;
Earl of Wipown, a Turk.; and Lady Loulfa Corry, m Grudge
Girl; lieutenant Colonel Lnmkg, a Turk; rod Captain &MA
a Countryman.—The Banditti, at the head of which appeared Mr.
John Manners, were the Hon. Mr. Bennet, Mr. Smith, Mr. Bar •
nerd, Lptain Cockburne., &c. Mr. Dillon, an Whams ; Mr.
Polka, an Oxonian; Mr. Penn, one of the Draken( York's Tana-
bourine Players.
Among the other diflingoithedcharadters were--
Mr. Mcklaw, Pooch ; Genera/ Needham, • Highlazder=
taro Crofs, a Jew • Mrs. Morten, and Mrs. Drummond
Houk Maids; am and Mils Ogles, Mlle C. Halifax, end lalre
Lyon, Country Girls; the Mil Rawfone, Captain Weft, and MI6
'T. Cramer, Pilgrims; General, Mrs. and MIS Cowell, Milk Dim-
nifon, MIL Mcrpn, Mite Barnard, and Ms Parke, Glphis
Mrs. Needier and MIS Penn, Flower Girk; Mits Leo s,
Quakers; Mr. hatkr, a Highland Chid; Lady Coghill,
Lab; Colood Lake. an Indian Chief; Mr. and Mrs. Obilers. a
COti 'unman and his Wife; Mrs. Smith Chan, an Indian Primate;
Lady Rolle and Mn Purling. Highland Lades; Mr. T. Oath* a
Highlander; Mrs. Waipalc,a Flower Girl ; MYa Dori. and Mite
a-dame Halifax, Sbephadelks; Mr. Hawkias Whielhad, she
• Turk, tigerish Mated ; Mrs. Harked and 11We Weft, as
Sultanas ; Loyd William swan and Camel Cockburn, Spa:dada;
Mr. Wallopon, an Madan Hadar; Mr. James Ogilvie, Rolla;
Captain Woodford, • Turk; Sir Aland Ckrke and Sir R. Der.
• Spaniards; Mrs. C. Harcourt, sa endgame' Dowager; Mr.
Bridgman &raptor', *laity Friar; Mr.Rofc. a Chimney Sweeper ;
PAM Call, a Vega] ; Lord H. Petty,a Spaniard; Captain s
Punch; Lady G. Loh us. • Match Girl; Mr. Hillerden
=II, old Sybil'; Sir M. W. Ridley, • Dutch 8411.01110111 S;
Birch, a Gingerbread Nyasa ; Caked M. Madam,
Lady Pentweask; Mr. Maliington was K kiss Imad a the And.
aka, as an Adidas Oscar; and hum *elk a Noble Irma.
tian. Upon the whole, there was sot a addle in Romps did wee
not duly repre'eated on %Veda:May aisle it hats Game; sad la
equally, dist this !slaked MA, with di he Mani is ased ~kg
out. pretentird eke only fair Uwe* dm arketamilelp re=
Europe. In this fella Diet, or Congrds 01610, it ilk
enough to obferve that there was not a angle illemparld‘lar mpr.r
feat the French. The Citizens of the Republic waft eapailatal
by Mr. Nixon, and Mr. W. Sundial, as hark Qjpci
while Enema wee; repretenna hp jelly Tars, he disparloasir=
Dasticy and capt.Ccstoo. WHIe thee there ammo pireimMedia
epitome of 'all the farad maims d the wadi; lame MOW
diameters were fan, though onammeted with the awdeeked
neighbours, to intoned a mere than ordinary a drip re-
gard, and to figure away as the Malta., the =,and the St.
Domingo of the moment. In this ameba was the if
Mr. Ca ray, a charade: fuppported with sadliniallhad
• edock in the morning. Hits Mile, an Arial, implatiktel
every eye with her graceful form aml awl ear with bee aadidrt-
leg
melodiez

Captain Monday, as a Turk, were a very fuperb hits Obi&
velvet, sad ieorlet tidir.—The Mlfs Lloyds, Quakocs.....PAr. Dow-
' Coo a Clown—Mrs.. Mures, a very dream dreis, as a Pariah
of the Surk—Lieutenant Colonel Lumley, a Turk, one ef thew&
eiroipiessos and belt [lmported chimaera i his drab was
of a yellow Cada mimosa of bias mad film tigers val
narbes. with a diateent attend la hest. enddss
Mn. Macmabota, as tbe lim li pees-Da add *OM
heft —Captain Slabbed wore &Math ommerwlerith
gbh buboes; a Widish, turbo beenst.withierehre whke edfyta
feedieramo.ls limey dries were Lady CaMenegb, Mm. Med.
Dowager Lady Limilmia. Cornetts of MI.
Abrams, Count& of llerkeky, Lady Cobh. W . Mee.
and Mifs Vanillin. Mrs. Sint* Mrs. Denthon,
ldlh Dectworth. had Lady Can.
The Priem of Wales were an &gent pint dsnaleetnuleakethaawife
is denims was Lieettnese Celemd fame, sod Mom
ale Was. Latvians. and Sir W. 311 &by ; Lord Rolle, M. Leak,
WOK °metal Gefeciitse. air Lionel Data, Mr. M. P. Ara.
drews, Lord Villiers, Sir Wm. Skedinytm, Colonel neregbaost.
Lard Mathew, Colonel Mathew, Mr. Tbonstdll, Camel* Da&
hew. Mr. Trent, and dir Wm. Sheridan.
Vikeueseh Matthew. red Mlfa Oyu& were among the Mt ea
the as of elegant fancy dries. Blatt Odmines were many pre.
bilked; and *be number of .loured, in which Mr. a,d Mrs. Lee
were wry lamb, was comparatively Gila with the number of
the
it for the lat, we bad nearly emitted one of the
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molt interetling pans of the night's entertainment. We mean the
duet party of Darby and Sheelagh, by Major Doyle and Anacreon.
tic Moore, two incomparable mans, who Gag a great number if
excellent cbaradbnittle hogs. for !warty ma boar.
The great anxiety of preparation had fo far over.
powered the Counters of Mousirsioaais. her Lady.
fhip felt much indifpored in the courfe of the day. but
her zeal to do honour to her tathionable piths. excl.
ted an extraordinary energy, and fhe went through
the digits of hofiefs with her ufual grace. (pint.
and affability. Her Ladyfhip was amply repaid, by
the univerfal pleafure which herfr... diluted, and the
admiration excited by her beautiful daughter, Lady
E. A LL r' who, en the fame night sad. bs
agree into the Bees Mai*

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Wednefilay the Seffions commenced at the Old
y h• fore the Right Hun. the Loan Mason,
Lord AF•ANLFY, Mr. plaice GROSS, Mr. 8.11011
CYR *HAM, Mr. RECORDER, &c. when 17 prifoners were
tried, one of whom was capitally conviaed, viz.
IV. Aldritlp., for healing feventeen pounds of wax
candles, value 31. the property of Henry Timberlake,
in his dwelling houfe:
Eleven were convicted of felony, viz.
'Thomas and I?odtrt Beavh, two genteel looking
young men, and brothers, were tried, the one for
ftealing a variety of articles, the property of Mr.
Ovev, linen-draper, in Taviftock.ftreet ;—and the
other for receiving them, knowing them to be (Nen.
They were both thopmen to linen-drapers, and it was
rreard, that they had carried on depredations to a
very great extent. The evidence only applied to
one of them, who was found guilty of healing.; but
the other was acquitted of the charge of receiving.
H. Phillips, for healing a pocketbandkerchief and
other articles, the property of lane Smith; A. Pro
li!rs, for healing a (liver watt the property of J.
Tufan ; Efther Tyfick, for healing a watch, the pro.
perty of J. Shaw ; W. Johnfon, for healing a filk
handkerchief, the property of J. Davis ; Ja. Stedman,
for healing a pocket book, and two one pound notes,
the property of T. Taylor; Ja. Smith, for healing a
child's cotton frock and other articles, the property
of L. Dorm ; Jai*. Enfor,for Reeling five pounds of
eheefe, the property of J. Morgan and others; Jere.
Collins, for healing a deal plank, the property of G.
and Ja. Payne.
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And five were acquitted, among whom
gobs Adinfon was inditted on a charge of !loge-
Dealing,
at Northampton, on the sd of IA.,
The beat, which was a poney mare, was traced in
his poictlion ; but it alto appeared that he fold the
mare to a neighbour, without any circumflances of
concealment, and that he had bought it of a perfon
who was now in gaol for the fame charge.
The Learned Judge, Mr. DaronGarsirest, direaed
an acquittal.
The Jury having returned a verdia of Not Guilty,
The Judge addreffed the prifoner, and advifed
him to be more cautious in his future bargains, and
riot purchale any thing under fufpicions circum.
fiances, as he had now proof of the dangerous con
fequences of fuch incautious concha&
Yefterday twelve prifoners were tried, two of
whom were capitally convicted, viz.
Jobe Brian, for felonioufly and traitoroufly colour-
ing, with certain materials producing the colour of
filver, certain round blanks of bale metal refembling
!billings.
John Grant was put to the bar and tried upon an
indiacnent, charging him with having, on the isth
of April lath, wilfully, malicioufly, and felonioufly
fired a pißol, loaded with powder and leaden bullets,
at Spencer George Townfend, in Cleveland Court,
St. James's Place, in the parith of St. James. The
Indiament having been read, and the Pao= plead-
ing a Not Guilty,'
Mr. KNOWLYS, on the part of the pmfecution, ob-
ferved, that the offence, under the confideration of
the Jury, came within the meaning of an Aft palled
during the reign of George the Firth, for-the partifb-
ment of thole crimes which arofe from malignity of
intention. If a man fired at another, and death was
the confequence, they well knew that they were
bound to find him guilty of foul and deliberate mur-
der ;"and in the prefent cafe, though happily the ef-
fat was trifling, yet, if he fucceeded in proving the
evil intention, the offence would be the fame. Ire was
well aware that the ftrongeß ground of defence to be
adduced was to prove the unfortunate man at the bar
not a moral agent, but a being fo totally bereft of all
intellehual capacity as to be unable to dillinguifh
between good and evil, and therefore not accounts
ble for any outrage he might commit. If this were
fubftantiated, they mull neceitarily acquit the Pri.
Toner; but he Ihould be enabled to (hew, that he was
perfealy capable of conduaing his private concerns,
and never under any reftraint. The Learned Counfel
then cited a precedent which had occurred before the
Ihighell Court of Judicature in the kingdom, the
Mode of Lords, wherein Earl Ferrers, though al-
lowed to be occalionally deranged, et having in
a lucid interval (hot his Steward, was adjudged to
have been at that period a moral agent, and conic.
cluently rendered amenable to the law. Mr. K eowcvs
walled the following witncffes in (upport of the charge:
Mr. Townfend faid—.. I am a Solicitor, refiding
hi Cleveland-court, St. James's Place. On the Iftil
of April tali, as 1 was returning home about half-
pall tour o'clock in the afternoon, and had entered'
the court, I heard a noife, as of fume one calling to
tile. On turning round I perceived the Prifoner
Grant, much agitated, and pointing. this brace of
patois tranfverfely at me. exclaiming—" Here !
here !" I lifted my flick with an intention of hiking
the piflols out of his hand, whereupon he let both his
arms fall on each fide. Seeing two perfons handing
at the cornet of the court, I called for help ; upon
which he railed his right hand, cocked one pitted.
and fired at the diflance of a yard. I had tarried my
back, and feeling a fudden (hock, endeavoured to
tun out of the court, but fell down. The Prifoner
then came up to me, Swore at me, cocked the re-
maining piflol. 'looped and fired, whilll I was lying
on my right tide ohierving him. The rho: penetrated
the breeches, drawers, and upper r trt of the itaek.
ing, grazing the left ham, whet e it h-ft fi.veral marks.
A number of perfons thee fecircd him, and he was
carried to Bow-Ilreet."
On his eras-examination by Mr. Fr I tow:, Mr.
Townfend Rated, that he bad known the Prifoner
four years, during which period be bad frequently
threatened him, !sorb by abiifive letters and other.
wife, if he did not fign certain papers, and introduce
him as a fit and proper petfon to marry Mifs Ward
(daughter of the late Lord Dudley and Ward) to
whom Mt. Townfend was Truftee, and who bad
lately efpoufed a Colonel St. Paul.
Hen the Priooer appeared mach itgoatra, awl took two or
three ttiAsseted tem behold the gm. harm:oar rotting his hood.
herthirt ea hie eyes.
That, previous to this, he had vary much annoyed
the family, and merely prefilmed upon Mils Ward
haling, in company with her mnther and Captain
'•1414 g• the navy, her father-in-law, occationally
Sir William Burnaby, silo of the
Aged at the honk of Mrs. Grant,
*abridge. hit in confequence
Ind• to have L:0:12 fought i

Ilvde Park, which grant got infanta in the Morsihe'
fiermil, and of which he inelokd the' Witnefs *logy,
he had him taken to Bow-Itreet, but inpfideringlW
.ts rather foolifh, than dangerous,'he confented to hie
being difcharged, iiihout any fecurity for keepilig
the peace.
John Hawkins, a lad in the fervice of Mr. Felix
Wealthy, of St. James's Place, Aid. that on the
15th of April, about half pall three o'clock in the
afternoon, lit few the Prifoner Rending at Lord Car-
rington's polls, which are twenty yards from Cleve-
land-conrt. That he remained there an hour and an
half. That on hearing the report of the firft piflial
he ran to the court, and fair Mr. Townfend on the
ground, and the prifoner Rending by him. That he
Caw the fecond piltol fired as he was turning the cor- '
ner, and that the Prifoner was then fecured by his
fellow fervent Peter Magrath. That he picked. up
two (hot near the limper of Mr. Townfend's houfe,
about a yard from where he was lying, one of which
he had given to Mifs Townfend, Mr. T.'s filler.
(The other fhot was produced and fubmitted to
the infpeCtion of the Jury.)
Sufan Broderick aid, that between the hours of
four and five in the afternoon of the before-mention-
ed day, the law Mr. Townfend come up St. James's
Place, and turn into Cleveland court, upon which
Grant milted by her with fuch force as to-pulls her off
the pavement, and tan as fall as he could to the
court. That the then heard the firft report, and law
the fecond piftol fired by the Prifoner at Mr.Tovrnfend.
William Nunnelly found a thot in the wadding,
which be gave to Mifs Tovinfend.
James Frok fervent to Mr. Townfend, upon hear-
ing the repent of the pifirds, milled out, law his mat-
ter on the ground, and fecured the Prifoner, who ex-
claimed, a Take me I take me to Bow-Rivet I"
William Wybrow, furgeon. defcribed the effea of
the firing to have been three fuperficial wounds on
. the pofterior fide a the left thigh, the mufcles of
which were a little enlarged towards the ham, and on
the hamftring were three diliina red marks, which
appeared tribe the grazing of a gun-fhot wound.
John Mofs, a Bow-greet petiole, found a picker,
turnfcrew, and fome look gunpowder on the perfon
of the Prifoner.
This clofed the evidence for the prnfecution.—Mr.
juftice GRAHAM then informed the Prifoner, that as
he had appeared to have paid great attention to the
teftimony of the (cruel witneffes, it was now the
proper time to enter upon his defence; for though he
had the Alliance of very able Connfel, it was only
their duty to adduce and crofs-examine fuch evidence
as might appear to them necetTary.—Mr. Grant
feemed in great perturbation for feveral feconds, but
recovering himfelf addreffed the Court as follows:
" My Lords and Gentlemen—l did intend to have gone into.'
confide:able length refpeding the affair between Mr. Townfend
and myfelf, bat have been advifed othavrife. Mine iv not a moral
cafe; It is entirely an affair of the heart; and whatever the ver-
diet may be, it will sat be fo agasizing to my feelinv, as to hear
from Mr. Townfend that MI6 Want is another's. (Here be
wept bitterly, and feemed fo overpowered by the agitation of his
mind, as karcely to have power to (peak; bat after force mo-
ments refumed.) I beg the talons attention of your Lordfidps
and the Jury to the trifling injury inflitted by the firft and fecond
pi tot ; and when I loaded than, that I did not mean to hurt Mr.
1 Townfend, I now (densely declare in the face of Heaven!"
The prifoner's Counfel then called their witnelles.
Daniel Duval, a merchant, had known Mr. Grant
many year. ; he had been in his counting houfe, where
he always conduaed himfelf remarkably well; con-
fidered him lucid on every point, except his attach-
ment to Mifs Ward, which unfitting him for bufinefs,
they confequently parted ;—that Mr. Grant then
traded for himfelt ; that he never heard of his being
confined as a lunatic, but believed him competent to
di(linguifh between good and evil.
William Barnes, of %rater-greet, Chatham-place,
knew the priforier from an infant, but till twelve
months pall, fince his bankruptcy, was ignorant of
his unfortunate attachment, previous to which he be-
lieved him to be a man of the ftriftell moral conduit,
but which has fince incomprehenfibly changed, even
upon general fubjeas, particularly with ref-pea to his
bankruptcy, wherein he refilled all his creditors,
wifhing, inflead of being gasetted, to continue un-
der a deed of croft. Had heard but a few hints re-
fpefting the love affair, and thought there was fome
caufe of mental derangement, but was ignorant pre-
cifel y what it was.
John Gardner had known him three or four years,
and within the last twelve months had conceived him
deranged, in proof of which, he received a prefent
of a leopard from the EaR Indies, which he let look
and played with, to the great terror of Witnefs and
others.
William Pcarfon had known Mr. Grant three or
i four years; thought him rather bewildered, but yet
conceived that he knew good from evil.
Samuel Torokins gave the fame teflimony.
Samuel Miller, who was Mr. Grant's principal cre-
ditor, to the amount of boot. always conceived him
deranged, on the fubjea of his attachment to Mifs
Ward, fince which he had never trufted him with pe-
cuniary matters.
Mr.-Gregfon, a Solicitor, laid that he would cry
like a child that had been whipped, at fuch times as
that circumftance was mentioned, and thought the
prisoner would be as likely to 'hoot him, or even
himfelf, as Mr. T. during the influence of filch pa-
roxylms. Upt.nwhich JudgeGaoss afked himo• Were
you not fearful of affociattng with a man polleffed of
inch a difpofition 1" The wmsefs did not anfwer.
This being the whole defence, and Mr. KIIOWLYS
declining to reply, but merely calling Mr. Townfend
and Mars, the Bow-greet officers, who bad Mr. Grant
in cultody, and who had no doubt of his falsity, Mr.
Janice GRAIIAM proceeded to charge the Jury. Af-
' ter recapitulating the evidence, and dwelling with
1 confiderable force upon the molt prominent points,
1 the Learned Judge obferved, that the Jury were too
I experienced to require a wide field for dircuffing the
mit of Parliament under the authority of which they
were now to decide. The words of the Aft were-
-1 o That any perfon firing at another, wilfully, mali-
cioully, and unlawfully, either in a dwelling houfe,
or the open beet, shall be adjudged guilty of felony,
aad fuffer death without benefit of clergy." He
would not kink their underftandings by fuppofing
they were not clearly convinced from the evidence
adduced, that the piftcl had been fired inalicioully,
and, if fo, the other epithets followed of courfe. It
was of very ferions import that the unfortunate being,
deprived of reafon, and unconfeious qf the crime he
was committing, flsould not fuller theleavy band of
jullice ; but it was of much greater confequence to
the welfare of (ocicty, that the goody wretch, who

from ditippoinled live&.stiolt, or ?Octane hatred,'
had worked himfelf into a difguft of any particulkr
perfon, or mankind in general, and toot violent and
Unlawful meals to revenge hitrifelf,Altould be render-
ed amenable. The cafe was now before then!, and
they were to decide -whether it appeared to them
that the unfortunate mania the bar was incompetent
to clifcern between good and evil ? or, though there
were fymptoms of diftraition in the manner on which
he, as it were, pounced upon his prey, and even in
the defence they had jail heard, whether his conduit
had been in the fmalkft degree controulable by rea-
fon ? Under this imprefGon they' would return their
verdift.
The Jury then retired, and Mr. Grant obtained
*perrnithon to withdraw. He loon returned, and ap-
Oared in great agony of mind. After being abfent
about thirteen minute‘the Jury entered the box, and
the Foreman- pronounced a verdift- —Guilty.
Mr. Grant bowed, and withdrew. He was dreff-
ed in black, and looked extremely pale.

Seven were conviOed of felony, viz,
W. Onflow, for dealing Sol. and upwards, the pro-
perty of H. Perry ; J. Thorn. for flealing a Caw, the
Rrnperty of R. and G. Knight ; Ann Williams, alias
Milan, for Ruling two gowns and other articles. the
property of E. Legg ; G. White and J. Fry, fur
dealing an ink land, the property of E. Barrett ; J.
Price. for healing four (Dins and other articles, the
property of J. Driver; and Ann Hill, for dealing
petticoat and other articles, the property of M. A.
Thompfon. And three were acquitted, vl7. 41111 Brian,
and 7. Stone.

MARRIED.
At Manningford Abhotts, by the Rev. Ponfonby Lowther, Mifs
Lowther. daughter of the late Mrs.Lowther, of St. Jantees.lquare,
Bath, to Thomas Penruddoch. Efq. third fon of the late Charles
PenruOdoeh, of Compton. in Wiklhire.

DIED.
At Gibraltar, ea the i&h April, in the asth year of his age,
Jam Calder, merchant there, Wel fon of James Cald,r, mer-
chant in Aberdeen.

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following your Direetions, I experienced the molt unaecounta-
ME Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually fubiding; I am
now, thank GoD, perfectly meova.W, and walking out daily:
I doubt not but one more box, which 1 think andous to take,
will eftablith my health in Its original Rate. It Is with the molt
heartfelt gratitude that I fuhfcribc myfelf, fir, your much obliged
bumble (errant, Wu. Pitasott.
Dcmfgate, Manebefter, July r, rhos.
P. S. For the yob& benefit I do nut objea to the above be.
ing published, but leave you to art as your own better judr
ment than diaate.
Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TAT LOI,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his
Houle, N 0.9, New diridigortreet: Where, after a conftant
rendence of more than thirty-4x years,in a praWee particularly
diredtc' to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that inviola.
ble fecreey which men of his Proration Mould always obferve,
he natters hlmfelf, the advice and al:Mance he gratnitoutly ad-
!Wainer, to potions taking this Medicine, will be ateetned, by
a &kerning Public, as an advantage fellow cobs obtained, and
void of ambiguity.
Alto Sold, hy His Appointment, for the convenience of thofe
living at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's.
ftroet, Pall-Mall; the Torlhop, No. :03, Oxford-Brea; Mr,
Dinsorough's, No. 7, FiCh-Brea-hal ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller,
No. z, Union-Row, Little Tower Hill; Mr. Watfon's, South- •
bridge Edinburgh; Mr. Calwell's, Dublin; Mr. Enllnges,
Livers:ool; Mr. Atkinfon's, Mancheiter ynd by one Perim
in every confide:able Town in Great.Brit4te and hadand, in
Boxes of only set. Od. each, Pealed up with full and plain DIM.
dons, whereby Perfons of either Sex may Cunning:delves with
Ink, Speed. Secrecy, atd Safety.

'WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS,
For the Green Sicknefs, and other Diforders Inchlent to 'Young

Females.

THE following infiances of their uneorni
efficacy, are worthy the attentive of the aillifted :
To Mrs. KEARSLEY. .

Twickenham, Feb. 10 1803.
Madam—l beg leave to return you molt grateful junks in
the name of Sarah Noyes, wham I recommended to your kind
benevolence, the other day, in a very ill Rate of health, viz.
a partirul r difurder in which your jaftly famous We LCO's Fa-
me Le PILLS are fo particularly recommended; it is needle.
for me to °Nerve to you, how much better the finds berfelf,
from only taking one box, a. no doubt you will have ocular
demonftration when the deliver. this fartherrenuell for a reps
tition of your kindnefe in my name • you will Do drain have,
from her own mouth, how much better the bin conftkotion as
In external appearance, and can afore you, with the real&
refpeet, you have at all times my man at with and confect to
make the above cafe u public as you think proper; and refer
any perfon or perform who doubt the fame to, Madam,
• Your molt obedient humble Savant,
C. GI I r N LA WO. Booldeller.
macaw, Twickenham, March 9, 1303.
Tie with infinite pleafure I addraa you once more in behalf
of Sarah Noyes, who ha. received fo mach benefit from taking
only two boxes of your truly valuable medicine, vii. Ws cen's
FtuALe s, as to enable her to go about her daily employ
cheerfully; the fweMng of her legs is entirely gone, her com-
plexion is returned to Ito flaunt colour, her appeti•e
exceeding-
ly good, cough very trifling, and I verily believe two hoses
more will per feet an adutirable cure, which I carnally folkit
you for in her name, and who will ever be mat gratefully
bound to pray fo-, Ste. Your's, c.
Madam—Having been for tome length of time a reader of
your molt Invaluable medicine, vie. W etc n's ?mien c PI I. Ls,
am induced to apply to you as the regular Vender fur a fupply,
having had a nkte and fcveral other young women rearmed from,
to all appearance, the borders of the grave, to the happinefa of
youthful and blooming !ankh, by the ore only of this Medicine;
will thank you therefore to fend me two dual by Hunt, Tar.
bridge Wells carrier, Queen's Head Inn, in the Borough, nia-
cin' and Fridays, who co delivery will pay you the amount.
I am, Madam, your obedient Servant,
Front, near TonbridgeWells. 13. Rios.
We'eh's Female lash (with direetions) price as. 9d. a box,
ate fold whack'. by G. Kearney, fleet-11feet, London ; Dicey
and Co. Bow Church-yard, Chcapfide ; Newberry, No. 4.6,
St. Paul's Church-yard; Bacon and Co. No. to,Oxford Area ;
Butler, Cheapfide ; and Barclay and Son, Flea market : elf
Roan by Pidding,Oxfurd-nreet; Mariball,Hart-ftreer,Bloosi f
bury; Stringer, aittand ; E. Newbery, the Cunt rof St. Paral's
Church yard, laidgate.fireet ; Golding. CornhM ; Wade, Old
Bond-ftwet ; at Belton's Medicine Shop (notTatt's) frost atilt
Royal Exchange; Clerk, No. Oro, Borough ; Ward, Holborn;
and Yata,Sloan•lleas, Knightfbridge.
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•••"-A;anntlicr Meileill;il rOkalidlg the name of Welch'.
Female Pills, which is fpurioes. perehafcre are requeded to re-
mark, as the fun& telliniony audio:sticky, that each bdi
&tedious is fined with the name of C Kea is hand
writiug; and on the magic, whereby fermate MID,* be lon-
poled on, the (tamp is printed by • perine 100 of his Mskince
Honourable ConotorGonrr. of Stamps, thus :
C. Nearer/, No 46, lint-flrest.
None other) aregoinone

NvHEN ProgaiiiiMen bP tditotion mui it.
fponfallity deviate front the general fyiterp by„tbOt-
waion.or a proslbir •Bcatielt• the fateetiudid Itero/4111124
faceefe Is the heft criteria) of fuperlotity.
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I

_ .
Ten year hive I devoted my praellee to the. ceilidh.% treat.
event of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefeful fun of
my plan gives me Wit/anal jdout to °/p* es Warr qnt
able the voyages et theft camels's,' which are the MaR nitrite.
ant in the catalogue of hunters Infirmities.
After initiation into every hearth ae an Army Scaeon,
formed a with at an en ly period olf ffraCtice to 'fey': elde-
st, from the ignorance of reeducated Men, or the eq dan.:
germs precipitancy of general Pritthitioners. • .1 ,
The 11-IREE DISORDERS, to the ewe pleshiell,f bits,
voted my attention, compthte every (pecks of VENEREAL.
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratiun.--viii.
All kinds of DEBILITY; whether •arifing from the habits of
Schoolboys, or the indolgence of mature age, and hely that de-
rangement of the fyitem in Woman which healed BARREN.
NEss or STERILI f
Numerous Veen are the adult of ignorance or Milk In the
treatment of a Oro* Gonorrhea, and it not twin queutly hap.
pens that the feeds of Life are poinned by the tudff :Mimi of no
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method inch complaints us
eatdy cured, and even where others have failed, t taut t that I
may prelorne to offer a radical re ettablithinent
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dlftrefs In the
&folder, compared with the ealmnitous fitsistions of Men, who
from the ulgenee in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent
Gaieties of a fidhionable Life, acquire that flare of Debility.
which is the tmavoidabieconfequence of fuch pernltiests habits.
Where the unhappy (utterer broods ova his spicery, but care.
fully commie bk misfernme, it may be lonic ambiance 11w
hirei to know,that although it be en objeft of doubt or suer.
trinty wialtether Practitioners, the removal of 'tete DEVI.
CIENCIES by the gradual progrefsef tenovz.tion retheattpaires
meet of mremperience. If die rites of Bamtnis f Vanes have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteraction of this languid hate, and in theia
ado' no great difficulties will occur. •
But where this defickr.ey has for years elided, alnerPte
Perfeverance is indifperiSbly resprilite to revive lIIC iluntheting
(parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conitittitioo.'
MARRIED WOMEN, who have tong been
In their expedlatimrs of a Family, may he affured-ZPragamithi
inttances filth Weds are eatable by 'Medical SM.
The SECREC Y which is fo effendal to my aixtbstaking, Ind
the Qualifications which I have prefumni to Rate. form this
Bails of my pretenfions, and in coincidence with flub this loth
'nation is given, that Mr. BABE may be coothlted perfonake
(or by letters IncloEng a findl note) at his bottle, N 0.49, Ants.
del-greet, Strand, near Temple-Bar
There is an additional entrance In Water-filen astoirobts
and the name is on Both the doers.
M. BREE, Member of the Royal

set Sorgtees.

" The Loan bath oared Medicises so grew Wit of the Bank,
and he who is wife will mot abhor them, for with Ws deck
He heal Mm, and takeaway their Pains."....EteLastailli. 4.y.
BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
THE BALM OF MECCA, ( Price only 25.9(L)
is the heft Remedy id% the Univerk for NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS, the molt powerful reftarative ramaleast.
log BALM OF LIFE AND HEALTH, and the fared Ma
Deft Mediate in the World.
It is not pretended that this Madman arreft the
of Nature, but it ht ,dread and proved that it will=
Health even where the Conitination appears to bare bed its.
parably injured. This lathe seeeine lialea..ef WM!
prephus tale us that Quem of Sheba made a 'Wake s
l'ree to King Solomon, aided** is fitil conlitered in se
tern Countries as a Sovereign Remedy Awahnoft may We!
There who have bepskid tide kakis. by a raid®) le owe
and unhealthy Climates ; the young of either Sez.
antics threaten premature aid Age. a Liked bOtery, sedan
early Ditrolution ; and thole more advanced in years, whereas-
tering briefs Frames appear withered and ahaelt wont oats
are the more immediate °bye:leaf thlafoathlot Ilslwa,witafebo•
nip Influence may be extended to the whole dorsal Veletadi•
maims ; for in all cafes and in all ages velure the Solids me me-
laxed,where the conftitution has misdeed a Snick, or is by wet
means debilitated,this reitorative and rewaimating Balm WU* •
and Hatch will produce the happiell effort!a the mid all tre-
mulous Nerves will be warmed and Readied; the relaxed Fi-
bres or fort flabby Seth will be braced and rendered ATM; the •
murcles will be invigorated; the fi news will be feenellienada
the emaciated Hibbs will be covered with Erns Beth; Mem-.
hearted vends will be replenificii; the Impovertend wafter
blood will become rleh and banstnie, and its haguld eircula.
tied tethered to the Sanative Impetus; which is the true niter on;
of health; the languid detach., fpirits will be revived and es-,
hihrated; dietitian will be pommeled; in Siert the tam et tea
nerves will be rdtored, and by there nwans the whole defile'
tutian will be renovated. Feablesiekaffitude,andety. *eke e.
choly, and all the deplorable ryntptoens of Mate will mina;
and &writ, ardour, ferenity,and every "Odeon of renovated
health will be the happy refute of taking this inealmattie Beim
im due time, accordiug to the iiirodtions foe ale which ammo.
pany each packet.
TO THE PAIR SEX.
The Balm d Mecca is molt earnelUy recambeesded thuds
preman„ cy, as well as at every oder -period at their Nash Ate
fabliau and reamed oropothee, to odd egeratiem.aod [pads
qualitka,are raft happOreongooleito the aseire ddkeeti at elet
female habit; and that. qesseidets of winch females mwswes
inamodlately fafeeprfhle, Meat to **lily wiebla the balsa
nuence of this medicine ; tails dearly adadniftration ideal&
affuredly feperfede the meaty of any odor-rowdy: m ad
particular cafes it Ira be fatalfable to mob& the Doan", vddela
may be dime by host addreired to him. No. as, lidopfeoo-
ftreet-Within, or to tissue of nay sumo( his whaled* wars.
and =loan his sic, (not life tine half at wins)) mod awry
female may mit affured..ifiat.* ears will be tremsdotth the
utmoft delicacy, the molt rempulous WWl** 00 inuryeasei.
cuter, end the moil profound fecrecy.byaiiiihilm of friendle
knowledge. yell great "Pclierw's" 16=d.;
A Proof of the Efficacy of that molt meelicat the
BALM ef MECCA, which is ao Waded. Coe for all
Nervous Warder"
The Hon. PArs.Twilevreit wad led IldletfiNervene
Head-ache, Palpitations, Trentori, sad unaccountably
fing fenfations for tonne years liming, which the coached fame •
of the aloft eminent Medical Men in the Shistlem..
their Preferiptions,afed the Bath Waters, Sec. forum) intim.
mahout meet, and acme received any pormenent.reßef {ld Bea
was reeenutiend•d to the Proprietor If the MO hf SliOsea,b7
wink Advice and Medicines Ike has hem peefisegyreldeld.
(gfEOW) CWAILLOTTI TWITLTTIadi a.
Margaree-fteset, Caveaddledicen.
ANOTHER PROOF. - •
Mrs. Maav COATIS, at W. Alitton's, Later-Afirwmasor
Rental, was 'filleted far tunny years with a molt dreadialZaaler.
ems Difnrdor, accompanied with Hillerie Flts, end a
fixed Pain in the Crewe of her Had : by whiny Ss' bin et
Mecca the has obtaised a petrel care.
ANOTHER PROOF.
WILLIAM STotot, Efq. Chief Officer of the Prri Fa&
Indianian, by a refidenee in the Fail Indies, and the few:dde
of the Compaay's Naval Service. is which ho had been owayal
more that. Twenty yeart,was rod sea to a llateof dobiligand
general relaxation of th: Sinew, which cannot be deferibed.....
The Balm of Meet's has mitered him to a better Rate oat:aids
hut he ever before enjoyed.
ANOTHER PROOF.
Copy of a Letter from 144c.Sbeppard, Look feller, WEAL
Brigid, Nov. 25, tido.
A Omdurman, who re Amite the neighbourhood of
tato:ailed ea me this meaning, to acknowledge a ewe reoode-
&bee Cure,wfskh Owe has expe7ieneed from taking The Lima
Mecca • indeed this Medicine appears to be ro gateway elk"-
awn, ;Ind have mil& whitened fo oeovindag a proof oe its
academe ea the toreodno idloter. that I Sri tatievevell.'
perusing to recommend Ix l and as law coke cute I topearela
will fend nue a (Mb funny as few as penthie.
V. I lON Sir, your etteakot Servant, (Slgn,d) wee. MITOPTAILO.
'he Beim d Mantels rendre wily
"tad Co Surgeon, Na as, at.4reet Maki; old by
their appoiouneat is field w badge and retail by Mr. Withers.
No. aso, Strand, femetli haute from Tempk Bey Mr. Butler.
No. 4, Cheapik* red by every refpettahle Mdleitie Vends,
ia the United felogoara. Prices' od. Doer badodoL

HIGH WATIR AT LONIX37I MIKIS TO-MORROW
7("rniatg • • •• •• • 64 minutes 'fur 7

Memois 11 tae AIN
1.0:11)0N: Palatal awl peliblisdby I.IVIIL MI/1W Cau-
terbarlare. Lambeth) m the STAR Or reettleka. 1.1:2/e1-
Warta ablilbei alb ■dm 11m: u aOr rms. Tomple-Mar.