Star. — London, England, 1816-05-16 00:00:00

SOCIETY FOR TH.e GRATUITOUS unit OF RUPTURE. The meeting of this Society, which was adcer - tised in this Paper,* Few days ago, was held at the Crown and Anchor, on Tuesday—the Honourable WASHINGTON SHIN= in the Chair. It was nume rously and respectably attended. Several ruptured Patients, cured . by Mr. FLETCHER'S process (that patronised by the Society) were examined in an ad joining room by some of the most respectable Sur geons of the 'gen-opals, and (1.!cl .7ed to be in a state of • perfect soundness. We never witnessed greater philanthropy and libet.ility at 4ny meeting for, ameliorating the.miseries of humanity, than on this occasion. The Medical Gentlemen present were unanimons in declaring, that tlioogli, in recent cases, Nature sometimes restores the patient, the sure ofrrittu . re is yet a desideratum among the Profes sors of the Healing Art ; . they exprersed grtat anxiety that the process patronised by the Society should have a fair and judicious trial ; and their conviction that ler, this end better means could not have been devised than the formation of this Society, and the Rules adopted for conducting it. They also kindly undertook to examine the state of the patients pre sented to the Society, and to Report on their issue, for the satisfaction of the Society, and of the Public. The prime object of the Society is the imtnediate re lief of ruany miserable individuals : its ultimate oh. ject, when a sufficient annuity can be secured to the discoverer of this invaluable process, is then to make it known to the world, that by being pat into the bands of regular prntitioners generally, Abe public may receive the utmost benefit that can result &pm its general adoption. Such being its objects, we cannot doubt that it will soon be furnished with ample funds, by - subscriptions and donations, from the affluent friends of humanity. Last night, at' Covent Garden Theatre, the re presentation of if Midsummer Nishe, Dream, with the Skejs-Walier, and the Burletta pt Midas attracted a crowded audience. Mr. Marnaws displayed, with increased effect, his admirable powers of imitation in the Sleo•Walier, and Mr. SINCLAIR re-appeared, after his late excursion, in full possession of his vocal powers and taste. The whole of the etitertairuntnts went off with their accustomed eclat. A Court of the Governors of Bethiem Hospital . ' was held yesterday, at Bridewell Hospital, for the purpose of considering the evidence which has been taken before the Committee of the House of Cott , . mons for regulating Mad-houses. togeilier with the observations of the Medical s of Bethlem Hospital upon that evidence h tl C evidence and the observations having been previously circulated among the Govern-as). Tee Ctstirt was very nume rously attended, and a lot::; and animated discuasion took plaice upon the respective questions—That Dr. MONRO and Mr. HAsLAM should be re elected as the Physician and Apothecary to the Hospital, both which questions paA•:ti 1.7 th!. negaiive, and the two offices were in consequence .!cclared, front the Chair, to be vacant. The prii , cival speakers were—the President (Sir RICIIARD GLIN), his Royal Highness rie Duke 01 Sussex. Earl Furzwitaaast, Lord Rn. BERT SEYSF'Uit, Lord MILTON, the Hon. Mr. PUSEY, Mr. WILLIAMS, Sir JAMES Straw, Alderman ATKINs, the Comsnen SEEJLANT, Mr. JOHN DENT, Mr. Ser j,:ant PRAED and Mr. S. DIXON. Dr. MO1.4:110 was removed by a majority of 45 against r 5. Mr. LAM had bin four hands held up in his favour. The half-yearly examination of the Children took place yesterday in the , National Central Schott], Baldwin's Gardens, Gray's Inn-lane. It will be highly gratifying to all the Patrons of that excellent system of educatibn to lento, that the meetings con• time, on every occasion, to be more numerously at tended, and that the progress and improvement of the Children increases with the patronage so worthily bestowed upon them. The distinct and articulate Manner in which they read the Scripture Lessons, gave general satisfaction ; and the cot reetness and readiness they evinced in ansviering the questions arising from them, with %inch they were not pre vitusly acquainted, proved, indisputably, the supe rior 'degree of intelligence which is called twill by. this method of instruction. Amongst the company present were— Tie Archbishop of Canterbury; the Bishops of London, Ban gor Nalisbury, Carlisle, St. Asaph, Ely. Chester, Gloucester and Osicird ; Lords Kenyon "and Radstnek ; Archdeacons Cambridge, Core, Heslop, Prosser, and Watson ; Count Jahamadi, from utiptiaionia; Drs. Fisher, Van Naldert, Scott, litioner, tom the Honotirabk Miss C. Neville, the Honourable MIA • Ccrtinatend ; Lady Nieholl ' • Mrs. Hawk'', Mrs. Majeudie, Mrs. and Mist; fisher, Mrs. and Misses Imitanore ' Mrs Sparks, Miss Law, ace. The Anniversary of the.. British Institution for the Education of the Poor, was held at the London Ta vern on Monday last, when a most satisfactory Re-' port was made to the Meeting. The Dake of - KENT, on thanks being voted to him (on the motion of Mr. ADAI4S, the Amextcan Ambassador), spoke nearly i as follows r—o The attendance to-day surpasses my ntost sanguine expectations. I have, at former Meet-, ings, looked forward to preside at the next returns.-- Itiot so now.-•I am about to leave my beloved coun try. Perhaps years may elapse before I meet yott again. Let me hear while 1. am abroael that this • *law prospers; and I pledge myself :hat when tint purposes of my eh/eke are accomplished--when I return, I will place One Thousand Guinea: at the dis posal, and for the use of the Institution. If I have aot done it before, it is because I had it not in my, power. lam desirous that this last act—this pledge of fly love to it, stiould be upon record. I feel gra tified that this motion came from the Minister oithe gaited States. I 1:. e lived long in the neighbour hotid of the United States, and it was ever a grief to inc that the two countries should be at variance. --s Their language and their interest• is the same, and their friendship should be inviolable. I return my thanks to this Assembly."-a. Lady Ditateezv and the MAYOREas held the plates at the door, and the collection exceeded aglos. Saturday last, as three youths wete amusing them selves in a small boat, nn the river at Exeter, it up- set, by being driven forcibly by the torrent against the ridge of Drew's Weir, when a hue youth, twenty years at age, son of Mr. Alderman PniUips, of Exeter, was unfortunately drowned. Friday last, as Mr. William Picks'.ay, of London, travelling between Wath-apon-Dearne and Don. arm tag ' tfx , going dawn the hill from Melton, his horse • sad.be I,vah gefortsuately taken up dead on., ernlr - LAW INTELLIGENCE: • 01MM0M...1 1 COURT OP *OM'S BENCH:MAY IR LORD POMFRET O. THE TOWNSHIP.OII wltorth Thig case, which was one of considerable import ance to the proprietors of mines, was an appeal by Lord Pomfret and others against the Poor-rate of the . Township of Wreth, in Derbyshire. The Noble Appellant, it appeared, was proprietor of certain lead mines in that township, which he hod leased out for twenty-one years to a gentleman named Anderson. Part of the rent was to be paid in money, nd as an equivalent for the remaining portion of rent,' is Lordship was to have a fifth part of the ore taken from the mine ; but he was not entitled to take this, fifth part until the ore was made into pigs, or to take any until 400 pigs at least had been smelted. In the present rate the township had assessed the plaintiff for his proportion of the produce of the mine under the,Act of Elizabeth, which said that inhabitants and occupiers of lands should be liable. The plaintiff appealed against this rate, on the grounds that he did not come within either of these descriptions; he eel.. taiely was nos an inhabitant of the mines, nor was he an occupier. By his Wse to Mr. Anderson be had transferred his occupancy : he could net enter the mine unless as a trespasser; nor had be, by his lease, reserved to himself any part of the soil, the filth portion of the produce reserved could only be considered as a rent in kind, and net subjecting him, under the Act otnizabeth,.to be considered as an occupier, more especially as he could not touch the ore, but was re., soloed, till, by the labour and at the expense of Mr. Anderson, it was reduced to a chattel different to the ore, and till a certain portion of the ore walk reduced • to pigsef pure lead. Mr. SCARLET'', Mr. TYNDALL, and Mr. &mom were heard in support of the appeal. Mr. RICHARDSON and Mr. WILI.IAME were heard on the other side, and argued in support of the rate, that Lord Pomfret vaist still be considered as re taining an occupation in the mine, inasmuch as he was interested in the quantity of ore taken out of the mine on which would net the greater or lesser amount of his fifth. The Court Aserved, the case was one of consider. able importance; and therefore they would take time to ccusider The arguments occupied the whole of the day. MANRION-HnUSL.--LATR ROI3I3ERY ON THE RIVER. —Yesterslay George Swaim , was brought before the LORD MAYOR, charged upon his own confessiorrwith being concerned in the late extensive robbery of the Coromandel East-India hoy, upon the river Thames. 'of Cressweli depoeed, that he was an Officer of the parish of St. Bride, Fleet-street. At an early hour yesterday morning, when passing through Googl,-square, he was met by a female, who, knowing him, called him aside, end pointing out the pris• , iier, who :toed at a distance, said, , 4 You had better look sharply after that man—you had better take him." The witness not considering her serious, and receiving no definitive charge, walked on. He WAS quickly followed by the prisoner, who accosted hum by saying that he had something of importance to communicate, and wished to retire into a house. The witness complied, and having gone into an ad joioing cosh:-room, he at once put himself in charge, and confessed that he was one of the persons who had p::ituied and executed the robbery of the boy; that tie himself had boarded the Coromandel, an/assisted in currying away the dollars; and that be also knew tvcil where a considerable quantity of these was now deposited. Being asked if he was willing to make a full disclosure of all he knew of the matter to the Lord Major privately I he replied, . 4 Yes."—After considerable hesitation, however, he declined doing ibis, or giving any information on the subject, unless his Lordship would remand him for a few days, and promise that he should be " well treated." The Loup MAYOR said he would much rather, that the prisoner would reveal as much of the affair as would enable him lawfully to detain or remand him, which would be the best means also of assisting justice. To this the prisoner would not consent, neither would he deny his knowledge of the matter. He thought, however, that he had partaken too freely of liquor to relate minutely, on the present occasion, an affair so serious and important. The Loan MAYOR, trusting that he might be better able to do so elsewhere, a l . dered him to be conveyed to Lambeth-street Office. J. Kitrogs, tW. Furmern, and J. Smith, the eldest notl , above 13, were remanded for further examination, charged with picking pockets, in Fleet-street, on Tuesday evening. Tuesday afternocu, as a Gentleman was crossing the fields from Sadler's Wells to Wellington Ter race, he found a fine male infant, apparently eight or nine months old, lying exposed on the toot path, wrapped up in an old blanket. It was conveyed •to Clerkenwell Workhouse. At the Norwich Corn Makes, on Saturday, these was a good supply of samples of every description of grain, and Wheats took a considerable start.— Wheat 4ls. to 445. Barley I Ss. to 141. and Oats ils. to 12s. per coomb. The shew of stock on the Hill was much as usual, and SIMS were rather brisker in deed. The sheep pens were toler4bly well filled, bet many of their contents were driven off unsold. Boar, Mar 14.—Saturday sennight the outbuild ings upon a farm in she parish of Benham, Essex, occupied by Mr. Thomas Noitidge, were discovered to be on fire; and, notwithstanding the most prompt exertions, all the buildings, with other property to a considerable amount, were totally destroyed.—Mon ' day se'unight a haulm-*tack belonging to Mr. Har vey Hasten was consumed by fire.—Thurday last, a thrashing-mar.hine was taken into the marketplace at Clare, and burnt by the populace.—Friday night two ,ury large stacks of bay, and one of wheal; the pro. perry of Mr. Turner, of Brockford, were destroyed by fire.—Sunday afterno‘on, about three o'clock, whilst :the inhabitants of Lawsball were attending divine service, an alarming fire broke out in a barn contain. ing fifty coon*: of wheat, belonging to Mr. Bradley, of that place, 'which in a short time consfuned the same, together with a granary (in which was some . 1 barley and oats), two stables, a cow-house, piggeries, four horses, six calves, a sow and nine pigs. -.Yester day se'noight a riotous assemblage of men, woqsen, a .1 nd children, about 100 in number, e the 'win dows of Mr. Hayward's flour.wiiklAts am Mar ket, and then dispersed, whist/sit at any far ther mischief. 7- , 14A YE TRADE. • (PRIVATE LETTER On board the Spanish Slave Scheirer Roses, pew , sig H. M. S. Bann, Sierre Leone, Jan. 26. el I have just arrived in the above vessel, which We have been fortunate_ ennugh to capture, after an anziOnfeebiseof many touts, and a smart action with oar Int* of an hone and a half. " Wa were refitting here in his Majesty's ship Bane; abtlot a fortnight since, wi,en infnernetion was received of three vessels under Spaniitt colroirs, well manned and anted, being sat the Galiaes, a place Omit 150 miles to leewsr.l of Sierra Leone, taking in slaves. With great exertions, being entirely dis mantled at the time, we got the ship ready, and at sea by eight o'clock the following morning. The wind failing, we did nut get off the place until the sixth morning by day break, when, to our great satis faction, we discovered a large schooner in shore, who, on seeing us, immediately cut his cable, and made , all sail with a light breeze off the land : we after him, but soon found he had the advantage in sailing. At twelve, luckily for us, it fell calm, chace about nine miles distant, when the 2d Lieutenant was dispatched with all the boats. A little before three, being within shot, chace run up a Spanish ensign and pendant, swept hit broadside round to wear upon the boats, and commenced a sharp fire of round and grape upon them ; there being a very heavy ground swell on, and no wind, I am happy to say it took very little effect; about four, being within pistol allot, prepared. to board, one boat on each bow, and one of each quarter, schooner keeping up a heavy fire of grape and rrsusqueu y ; our pinnace having a 12-pound cares:made, cut him asp very much ; his main-man at this time being shot away, gave three hearty cheers, hdarted along-side, and carried him sword in hand. The vessel proved to be the schooner Roam, under Spanish colours, from the Havannah, pierced for 16 guns, but oily four mounted, about 20 men her crew, all Americans, and 276 slaves : being under Spanish colours is all nonsense, as the prize was for.. merly the American privateer Perry, of Baltimore, which I dare say you may have heard id, and is now manned entirely with Americans, commanded by an American, and had beat off only 4 days previous to our falling in with her, under American colours, the colonial vessel Princes* Charlotte. When the, rascal found our boats getting the upper hand, he let about 50 of the slaves oitt of irons, and arming them with boarding pikes, told them, that should we get on board they would all be murdered, which made the poor wretches fight litre devils ; they stood the deck when every Anwiicua that was able had jumped below. _ _ _ " Thank GOD, we have none killed, owing to the heavy roll of a sets that was s n ; our Assistant Sur germ and three or four men are badly wounded about the same lumber of Yankees are wounded ; but the vessel i; very much cut up about her masts and rigging—tire • main-mast. is Shot away. After taking out the prisoners, and putting her to rights as well as we could, I was dispatched in her, with 14 men, to Sierra Leone, where, thank GOD, haViag had favourable winds, we have arrived safe, alter a ihort passage : she was the last of the three that we went in quest of, her two consorts having sailed three days before we arrived ;. oae of them mounted IS guns and 80 men, with 500 slaves ; tiro other 6 guns, and 80 men, with SW) slaves ; all the three came front the Havannali. Her trial has not lasted long. the Admiralty Court here having condemned immedi ately. 1 do not know yet waat is to be done with the American prisoners. The coast is full of dtmeri. can vessels under Spanish colours, all well m.tnned and armed. Tomorrow we sail in quest et aship now off Cape Mount, with part of her cargo on board; the whole, when complete, will consist of twelve huot dred slaves ; she mounts twenty-t Our guns, and is manned with 150 men." A Paris Paper observes, *that the English in that city, contrary to their usual custom, spend very little money ; its consequence of which, OS Parisians have ceased to give the tit's! " iffy Lord" to every stranger whe has the appearance of an Englishman. It adds —before the Revolution the English travelled from curiosity ; they now travel from economy. ---- PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stnck 2604 I Long Ann. 14 7-16 S per Cent. Red. 6011 I Omnium 151 f prem. S per Cent. Cone. 621 India Bonds I pre. I di& 4 per Cent. 750 Each. Bills 2 dii. I pre. 5 per Cent. Navy 9241 Consols for Acr e 601 1 I __ ........... _ a . PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 41 fils to 51 lOs 3 Clover in Os to 61 6s. Straw £2O Os 110 aC2 5!. COAL MAKKEE, MAY 15. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 2$ Newcastle 15 355. 6d. to 4r4 91. 4 Sunderland 2 375.' od to ,10s 0d: 1 Cinders 1 271. ad. to out od. HIGH WA rEit TO MORROW AT LONEMJN BRILS.M Morning - 9 Job. after 6 Afternoon - - :Vs ....... i MARRIED. Saturday. at Walton, near Bristol, Abraham Gray liarford Battersby, Esq. to Elizabeth Grey, youngest daughter of the Lue Major-General Dundas, of Fingoth. Friday, at Brussels, Captain the lion. BI &den Thomas Capel, to Harriet Catherine, only (toughie r of Rands George Smyth, Esq. of Upper Brook-street. AMED. March 22, of an apoplexy, at Portsm , suth, New liampelbire, North Amertm in the 4ist year of hia age, Thomas Langdou /Wart, Esq. for merly of Trinity College, Oxford. mr — GENUINE MEDIC JNEs. 77 MEWBERY and SONS, at. the Old Established 1 1 r . Warehouse for Dr. Jasnees,and other valuable Medicines, inform the Public, that the Prices, including stamps, are as foi l low; but as spurious priparatiorts are sold by some other dealers, an purchasers, to avoid bhpositionp, will observe, that the Genuine Warehouse is at the East End of St. Paid's, No. 45, the third House from Clielmside. Dr. James's Piewcier 2 9 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc 2 9 --- Analepslc Pills 4 6 -- Convulsion Oil 2 6 . Maid( sus ditto 2 9 Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr Austin's C MAIO. do. 4 0 Essence of Cult.tfoot 3 4 Dalby's Carminative 11' Mr Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Tonic Pills 2 9 Lozenges of Blots 1 14 Lawrence's Powder 46 I Englith Co ff ee 2 9 _ . _._ _ _ The Cephalic:Snuff I 1# I Pil.Dekaurientes 4 6 Unless the na me " F. Ni.wscui,“ be engraved in the Stamps, the above cannot be genuine. Dr. Hooper's Pies l 14 Henry'. Mainesia 2 9 Glues Magnesia • II 6 Strong 'lines. of Bark 4 6 Eternal of Ol pier 9 9 Huxham's Milo *3 . 6 Cheltenham :lads 1 9 Ingbah's Stoats Pills I If Oreenough's Thictdra 0 9 Grant's Cough Drops 1 6 ...--, Tole 149tenipsa 1 1 3 / 4 I Welsh's kills 2 9 8 owns s t vp _ 2 _ 5 9 IDr SolatujeesTe t t 2 9 Alnia. !Pewee will be mule upon *eft and all other Nle• dickes of rep' Ise for Isportati , A. . . . . . . . - . . CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR THE OXFORD, IN THR COUNTY OF BERM, TO RE SOLD BY AtTetION. 137 •Lle•ro - .. HOGGAR atul PHILLIk At the Star Inn, Oxford, on WEL) LsltitY, May ts rEIE very vain:Able ESTATE and Jl;_ KENNING TON, near Oxf or d , the p-oiterty uowyEk, Bart. cutristlng of sundry of Juw capitairki and Arable Laud, c on air ing altozether Etter I•oi 7y five Acres, divid e d as firilows: • Lot 1. 'nue Manor of. K-I:tiortun, with its rnpalli vilejes, Inget!), , r with Iwo kiandred :sod t': ht 1:v cry et with a Farm IL r us e an d Out.bulldingt, is the A - Messrs. Latham, Dry, and Tub. Lots 2to 15 in. luafve , eourirt of sundry !gradual 13 ,4 7 divided into Lots From ten to twenty Acrei Cot taets:, Faria-houses, and Out- buit,z... '!'h.,,ttaustik luny is bounded by. the River at, 1t he ruA I trial r itadtey intersects the centre o' Estate. The Estates may be viewed un application to ti:e Tr Particulars had ten days prior to the ti,,t e , ko n Esq. Red Lion- Square, London ; and R. H. tt En., near Litchfield; at the Star, Oxf or d ; New t Inn, 'Oise* the hltrt ; and of Messrs. Flogyart and r street, where a Plan may be seta; ales in itedti at Barton. ansuitiit;, TOOTH-ACHP. CURED pCis 1 , HEATH'S SEDATIVE FOR 141 - .l` 100 i'l-LACH E OF the various Remedies to d a l y „, e , for i he, of that distre,siog coaiplaint, the Touth.,t chr, few '. ..f them, are uniformly untecsdul. At:y Med.,:tne thereforeilf ses,ing this esential (walk.: , cannot b ut b e 4 deij i h ruurn ' 1 Matetia Medics; on this ground the Proprietor led,, a liberty to offer the Sedatilee, as 4 sup rior and dirent , Is. I O. per bottle. Prepared by J. P. Heath, Nottingham Soli by E. Ed,„,,, g . Sr. h'aul's; Sanger, ILO, Oxford-stre et; qu ark ifia 7 , I iolborn, and'T utt, Royal Lxcliatige. PtONISEDby their Royal Hi t Princess of WA t.r s, Ductless of Yu.' 1., and Bake of :. his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the aussiss, Iv special Authority, and the leeighltr of tile Nubility - Eurore, ROWLAND', MACASSAR OIL, composed of vegetalde ingredients from the Island ef in the East Indies; possesses salubrious end efficaciour , which are pre-eminent for removing the scurf, basse ts dryness of the Hair, preveating it falling all', or toning strengthens the weakest Hair, and renders it thick trilli on: bald places, makes the Hair beautifully soft, curly, t ad 0, preserves the curl in danlp weather, produces Marken, brows, &c. In short, it is inestimable for rendering the t. Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children inimitably elegant. Each genuine bottle is inclos:din ROWLAND's TRU, l'oo the Preservatidn of the Human HAIR, and siped i n rn ii "A. Rowland & S•in." l'rice 3a. 64 it. 6d. and los. Q ',bottle, containing fohr small, or larger bottles contaideg small,, at ,C 1 4s. each. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYPE, Which never fails to produce immediately api rect Red or Grey Hair, Eye Erow, Whiskers, &c. to a Blt.ck, and retains its gluts. The Dye is sq deratite rot c i not he plowed by wasiliog or persplati,,s, and i, . 0 i. I that I .adies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair svidi Late , icrecy. •Pi ::t: Is. 7..cd. sod to. aid. Sold wind sale, retail, and fur exportation, 1 1 , the safe ; 1 prietors, A. Rowland ai.d Son, Curlier el Kirby-street, ttie turning on th,: right in Hatton Garden, Holborn, Low* by appolntment, by Messrs. Hendrks, Perfumers to her! : j , :,Ty, 'ri!c!duirn-street ; .Ir.Stuills, Perfumer to kis kb 117, Ga.:i • and Pearce, 57, Riggs, 35, Overton, 47,11 New Bun 4-street; Bayley ;in,: Blew, Cockspur-ttreet: S.l Perfumer 17, Johnston, Clienii st, 1., Greek.street, Soltsl ler, Chemist, 4, J. l'. Kigge, Per:unser, 63, Cheapide,'lN Park-street ; Newbery and Sone, 43, Edwards, i,6,. St.. Church-yard, Burgess, Holborn-hill; Barclay ad Sons 93,, Market ; Weems and Co. 2:!9, Low, 330, mr;:nd; and Perfumers sod MI dicine Venders tlirouebrut Europe. `„• Ask fur Rowlatnrs Oil and Rowland's Dye, and Signature Is, ISouverie-stre:t, klett•.trvet, . IF MEN, ignormt of the Principle, at as a Science, can, by the weed . ntistrums, move, or even palliate Cie distressing symptoms of nerea, how much :•ray thuse Surgeon. build eti securing sal practice, wto, to the must indefatigable researches, nature. cac , w., effects, ane method of cure, tag publicly, bit testimonial. from every celebrated Prutessut waft wlucti Metropolis is honoured, together wit; certificates trom TWO its most extensive Hospitals. Armed with the above proofs of regutr medical edsication,and authorized as . of the Loudon College, Messrs. GOSS auel CO. reply to :he envious misrepresentations, that some id tleir fortunate brethren pique themselves oil circulating : thestiont but tooevident . in the invariablz success that has for a tote years attended their peculiar method of treatment, whither speedy, pleasant, and effectual. as bas been attested by a rusts patronage in every rank of society. ll•recting tirlt to a selected branch - of a studious and tLificult prafessiou, the diseases of the Generative gystetr., both inintedtste vii mote, as Lues, Stricture, Meets, &e. tt is not seq.:cling , ' should acquire, under every expediency, a superior dee:silty where the united endeavours of the most emneut of glie have failed, whose practice is general. Nervous Debility, with ita awitil train of symptoms, brought on by a residence to Tropical climates, or by the pi of Libertini.m, or, as is cu .s frequently the case, by prtuirinl dulgeuce in solitary sx,nsuality, may even, in its moo adv stages, be corny_ et: by mild restoratives, and the patient, th tbe gradual progress of improvement, becomes re assuredc forfeited health. But, it s to the Female world their ranged plait snore especially refal, by the prevention of net tricate disorders arising from an; a: the foregoing causesar id peculiarities, eit her natural or a. qt.ired. Messrs. Goss are to he entombed with tartar and delft* Patients of either s ee, from morning until night —L.:nen tz the country stiou4l mioutely describe the case, and elks Bank note, when the proper remedies will he forwarded to' part of town or country. Goss and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie-street, street, London. " invalldique patrunt referant jej.AiA :,act. "—Vex.:. ..-----••-• From the faint enibratte Unmanly sots arise- MARR I AGE shout(' happintre, which i; oP form the union, not taking .. them the enjoyment r.f that the melancholy variety of dltor , ts known to teller, tlivre a: &resting than those *Web r , .. , dlssipatlott, or winery intemperance, Messrs. CURRIE and Co. tendon d a praceke exclosie• inn: of CERTAIN COMP/ of superior acquirement. speedy and permanent cure i, le sontrasted in an unguarded splay of life, and for every quotee of juvenile initecr en hood, entailing by anticipat hrtnities of old age—the decd—rife cheeks yellow .. and dejected. For the result lar branch, they refer to ' themselves, they have acgt much extended practice. la tic Complaints, a perfect cure , two days; and in the most aggra‘ in their plan of treatmult constitution. Married Women, who , expectations of a family, m such defects are curable la! move( of such Inmedinter.to with others, yet the core great of renosarion, to the . Messrs. CURRIE and CI either Sex, with the greatest N 0.107, klattota.gattlen. • f r mse, age, and general habit lance for advice and medicine!, any part* the Kingriom.-0 . 1.'.6131. 11 } 4 : itined by . l'aithiligd More, and a the Stai-Ulficejectek dab I t I ir►PITATD.:TIR.rr.EyiroeIt:H...:II,OIu.EI;4I.ibb;:eGELS:iiitsABRTIy.LEA, ,A7lNut:.4lLEApr,Haßrolit:Tu..iitgttitt:ll+" atN11., .. " . .. ... ' OXFORD, IN THS COUNTY OF BEE Lt the Star Inn, Oxford, un Wca NI I; sit AY May ' ~, /,..11wITIEKEItE, N wa N rt ll . 7 c G ol l l : o isti N n , g n o e f ar sti ( n / d e r cor i d )i , ,c t_h ie. p t - npai t o r s w and Arable Latid, contaii ing altoeether P u p a ; i li t a t ; ' 4 , Lot I. * Me Manor of, K-eimetnn, with its r p !k m am ryes, togetb.ir with I erti Hundred mid :':x:y n t f a ..„ ‘ ~ rh a Farm House and Out+bulidingt, h i y . ..- '` N , (I Ccu m i i • ..... so. Lots 2to i 5 in. luster, consist of sundry lilead • a m, r ):li , lta y ai • r: l dl s .. 1 'i b lin O tla u '°: bounded by () I p s i r rroy t i n h : e a Di itenand i e l e m. Ou r b i . .. 7 i . s be . ui air lillY' i l I: : ' f c , ' e r. e 'tai ll':l. -;% ii t e ts4..r u Pgbits 1 i ' ar, l r ti d ' l Y i e acir y i. h it ci ik i v a: n e sri t t:s e fia t A r ,b s i c e isa r e : r m t iii ; % taa t d ety l n i t the 1411412 e: the dvynsistetra:weir prior :eop.rt.:.ad,.':ol,ca.ltuinuxauti_vti.ll:oll.ositao4Eurpt:Aadps thet ri t.Dl..;,ti; ,e .t teN riotar s . ,,tob tei.,aotiteintai id,. :do, ,nt4. e i imrnt 11, . :cd.je:41:ei,trTigbigr - .: u ' Ri.....,, ..... .. ; q. Red Liotoiquare, Lerida' ; and R. H . Wy att, i s "' . . eee ltr,l2wrthe;rarnadPtlfanNut Z ril.belieent + .7ll ; n al lui so 4 . l n Pi lt i e ll d il i's ou ., 4* * 6l! '' li Pi 14 1 Barton TOOTI-I-AC DA HEATH'S SEOATIVF. FOR IHE 10 0 rti.lielit i IF the various Remedies Sll . thi.ly use for t h e it' . .., of that distress* complaint, the Touth.,t c h e, f i f • ‘lll y—e..ase teeetet:4- •. tray n h o e lyg m it , uh a ioffs r c e: t r i s u e, i nh cr e r as n e . ,l,l l Luella Medica; on Y at u tt ah l i t li e s iitt iround the Proprietor le, ii ri1 ni ,. 4 . 31% I dir . I O. per bottle. .... Prepared by J. P. Heath, Nnttinghatn Soli by E. p.„1,,, d . Paul's; Sanger, 1;.0, 0 x ford -street ; sai .1 a . iddl - - 4, ' IN lil,r olbserr., and'l utt, Royal Exchatige. ------ --._ jAiIit'ONISED by their Royal 1-14;; ; , toti .. Princess of WAt. r s, Duchess of Yus v., and Buie of sc. • s Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all t h e a . ussiss, him: ' I ecial Authority, and the D'aiohltr of the Nobility • .' 11 More, 14 ROWLAND', MACASSAR 011, 311 imputed of vegetable ingredients from the [slaw! ef M . PA the East Indies; possesses salubrious and efficaciousp t , al hieh are pre-eminent for removing the semi, hark", . IM gneiss of the Hair, preveaticg it falling or, or timing i . rengthens the weakest Hair, and renders it thick anti k m: ad places, makes the Hair beautifully soft, curly, and . 'eserves the curl in damp weather, produces Widikers, , !Das, &c. In short, it is inestimable for rendering the •, adies, Gentlemen, and Chiltlyen inimitably aerate Each genuine bottle is incloscd.in ROWLAND'S TREA a the Preservation of the Human HAIR, and signed in t ea A. Rowland & 'Coe' !'rice 3a. 64 is. 6d. and lbe 6.d. attle, containing for small, or larger bottles (winking . A nakat ,C 1 4s. each. PA Also, ROWLAND's ESSF.NCE of TYRE, Mich never fails to produce immediately a ptreet c... ed or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, &c. to a L•ross Lck, nod retains its glues. The Dye is so dcratee fiat c nt be resne.ved by wasisiog or perspration, and i. so it:. W rat I ..silits or Gentlemen may dye their Hair evi,h Lase asiii. IN recy. .1.1 i:e is. 7.. Cd. and los 6.1. gra Sold whit sale, retail, and fur exportation, 1 1 , the solo l" rietors, A. Rowland a;.d Soo, Corner el Kirby-street, rtes writing on the right in Hatton Garden, Hatboro, Letekon y appointment, by Messrs. Hendrks, Perfumer' to her . 'sty, Titc!,:torn-street ; Xlr.Stoids, Perfumer to kis M 1 17, Ga.:i • and Pearce, 57, Riggs, 35, Overton, 47, 'I slew Bun 4-street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspurotreet; S. • ill 'erfumer 17, Johnston, Chemist, I', Greek.street, Bohol er, Chemist, 4, J. l'. Rigge, Perfumer, 63. Cheapade,•sa 'ark-street ; Newbery and Sons, 45, Edward+, et 6,, , e. t ;hurch-yard, Burgess, Holborn-hill; Batelay aint Sorts 95,, Vlarket ; Westou and Co. tt.t9, Low, IsO, mr:nd; and "erfumers and Mi dicine Venders throughout Europe. `„• ‘lsk fur Rowland's Oil anti Rowland's Dye, and es iigtiature - • _ 13, Bouverie-strert, Fleet. street, L. IT MEN, ignorant of the Principles at Mg. • as a Science, can, by the ude of nt/strums, occa..iunal Irli vow, air even palliate t:.e distressing symptoms of Lai . I .. ierea, how much nlay those Surgeons build en securing u A ial practice, wto, to the must indefatigable r. .searches i, o :arum Ca :1 , ....?, effrClA, ane method of cure, tau publicly g,,, :it testimohals Irons every celebrated Professor with whit rs: Sietropulis et honoured, together wit; certificates Irons Tea 1 is most extensive Hospitals. Armed with the above irrefrie roofs of reeuktr medical edtication,and authorized as M , . c if the London College, Messrs. GOSS awl CO. need u.. f. . eply to the envious misrepresentations, that some of their . a ortuoate brethren pique themselves oil circulatleg :thrum di ,ut tooevident . in the invariable success that has for a sine at ears attended their peculiar method of treatment, whichts a peedy, pletusant, and effectual. as has been attested by a s a 1 xis patronage in every rank of society. D•recting their ..•• 1 ." s a selected branch - of a studious and +M ath profession, ' a at diseases of the Generative gystetr., both immediate si , fn mote, as Lues, Stricture, Meets, &c. !t is rot ser;:riakt ' a l mild acquire, under every expedieucy, a superior dethisa, • . there the united endeavours of the most eminent of the • to are failed, whose practice is general. to Nervous Debility, with its awtel train of symgtOms • to peought on by a residence to Tropical climates, or by the g- IN IfLibertini.m, or, as is tte, frequently the case, by prenom: lulgence in solitary sr,nsuality, may even, in its moo ad - • mites, be corrut ed by mild restoratives, and the orient, • Ili arise—a puny race ! AI be the foundation of S. "' )(ten disturbed throogh the parties those precaut or.s winch would - at great doniestic disorders under which human . • tee none mote alarmin or more result front fa tbuniabie gaieties, .rreperanee. ;o. kg to suite that the sednlell itim:ly directed to the ..reatmeill PLAINTS, entitle them to the , As regular Stirgems, they t for every stage of that dilate r& ' did moment, and which plum ' ry class of debility, which is the • tinns, preventing the maturity of on its eita:py victim /II 01 body becoming enervated sad and bloodless—and the mind% . suit of their sucoess In this that reputation, which, they ' luired, by 30 years esperienrA t la slight and recent cases of s , cure is completed in the short . aggravated cases, a proper prr s insures to :he patient an Mir have long been disappointel ISO rnty be argued that, in moo ulnas by medical skit!; and though the be anabject of doubt and we of such defects, by tie grades , acquirement of their experteece- CO. may be consulted by Paw eat secrecy and honour, at thrsr bt Paiietes in the country, starvli e tecloep:a eined, the same will he given .r —lO7, itiation.garden. LIViL Kates, Pickett Plarri