Star. — London, England, 1807-08-31 00:00:00

AIkIERICA. Reorday an American vetfel arrived in the River rr m New York, by which we have received letters sod papers to the date of the ,9th nit. two days ater than thole. the fribilance of which we c-mmn skated in our lan. They da not, however, furni(h any additional information to what we have already communicated, refpeeing the late mimndernanding, except that the annimolity of the common people had by no means friblided, and in tome of the public prints the pacificatory conclua of the Prefident had i been arraigned in grofs and vio l ent terms •—ts bile the great body of the people feemed to with for, and 'epee, an immediate tefort to arms. I he number of gun boats intended for the defence of New York is to he 32. They were pearly ready in the middle of July, and were to be under the com mand of Commodore Rogers. This force is confi dered by the Americans to he fufficient to defend New York againn any attack from an invading army. The writers in the mon violent of the demncratical papers at New York, Bill continue to make every effort to inflame the minds of the people againlt the Britith. They even flimutate their patriots "to fan the flame which burns for their country's wrongs, and immr.late thwhired incendiaries of Britain (.he newly:per editors, who hold out pacific fentiments) to their kill refentments." A letter from Hampton of the 9th ult. lays, that Commodore Douglas, on the preceding day, had made another communication to the people of Nor folk, but it had been returned to him unopened. `fire ColleEter at New York had received letters from the following men on hoard tlie lkilona, Corn sondore Douglas's fhip i flaring that they were American Citizens, viz. J. Holdridge, W. Roberts, J. Barnes, J Holme'. J. Hartfman, J. Farrell, J. Craig, E. GI iffin, S. Pindel, C. Smith, J. Henry, J. Hayton, P. White. G. Bearns, C. Waftington, and W. Mears. They requeft that meal - ores may be taken to caufe their relloratina to their country. During the fettiral held at Richmond, (America) on the 6•h ult. to celebrate the anniverfary of what is called American Independence, a funeral oration was read in the capitol, oa the death of the feamen killed on board the Chefapeak, when, at the moment it was ended, an alarm fire was heard, and the af fembled multitude thr , wn into cnnfufion. A part of the penitentiary building, loft above the apart ment in which Colonel Burr was confined, was dif• covered to be on fire, and the greater part of the citi zens ran to eitinguifh the flame., which, however, was loon aecomplifhed by the keeper, with the aid of the convies, by one of whom it is lufpeaed, though not with certainty, the combullible matter was thrown on the roof of the Letters received from two of our men of war, da• ted off the Chefapeak, .the 26:h of July, Bate, that the hoftile intentinns of the Americans arc chiefly confined to the lower daft of people, and flintily on the flea coati, where feveral gun-boats, from No. t to ts, with a 3a pounder mounted in their bows, are • fitted and fitting out, but chiefly, it is thought, for the mere put pole of preventing our (hips from watering and wooding at the different ports near the tea coati.. Letters have alfo been t eceived ft om theMelampos, of 36 guns, Captain Hawker, which Bate her being all well at the date of the letters, the 23th of July, on the coaft c.f America, and that the had been very fuccefsful in capturing fevcral prizes, and bad con demned all eady to the amount of 60,0001. ; and had rowel more {hips before the Admit alty Court, which it was fuppnied, would be loon condemned as prizes. The a ec , .trat of the late affray between the Englifh failors and the Chinefe at Canton, is difcreditad 2 -tviees of that nature having reached Bengal in April la. , Excr net 41 a letter (rem Cape Francois, dated the 2761 of Jone.---" Siren 11. e return of Gerseral Chrif tophe from retaking Gonaives, trade is Teri% ing ver y fan. He has eflablithed .he dutie , n fugar., cotton, and cocoa ; and cr.ffee has fallen to 17 cents. per I pound ; that article is vary plentiful in the market,l and Government has fever.d roillions weight of it waiting for sails to cart yit off. The Ge' era) has done, it,tre time ago, an aflion worthy of recording : A French privateer was driven on (bore by bad weather ; the crew, confining of fifty Fre..climen, were taken to the Cape. The General received them with humanity, and save them a vefTel, fitted with every neceffary provihon, with liberty to gowhete they chofe." PEDESTRIAN Fear.—On Friday-Lieutenant Wed del borne Webner, of the ittli Dragoons, undertook, in contequence of a wager of Soo guineas, to walk from Ipfwich to Whitecliapel, a dittance of 69 miler, in 24 hours, which he performed with cafe in twenty three hours and eighteen minutes. He went over the fira nineteen miles in four hours and a quarter, and had five hours left to walk the lati eleven. He has fence undertaken to ride a favourite mite the fame difiance ir. five hours, r ;co guineas. This bet is to be decided next Saturday. Mr. Wehtler is a Spc young man, remarkably aaive, and not twenty years old. Saturday a fine child, about two years of age, the fan of Mr. Cook, bt okbinder, in Elliott', court, Old Bailey, fell out of k two pair of 11.1irs window there and icon after expired. A man who profeffes to be the real Brfflaw, and of count a conjuror, has had the misfortune to get corn• mined to gaol at Edinburgh fur fortune telling. CHILD STEALING. —Saturday, at the Police Office, Q . Lreen.fquare, a woman, named Ass lisaumont, was charged with the nefatic,us crime of having enticed away a child ; and then, having given it fruit; and; pretending to find fault with its frock, pulled the fame off, under a promife to go direilly and get a bandfomer one. Leaving the child in a corner to eat the fruit, the went to a pawnbroker's in Green. greet, Leiceller Fields, and pledged the frock for the utniolt Turn fhe could get upon it. It very fortunately happened that the honeft pawnbroker, (landing at his door, faw the prifoner having with her a child without a frock, and prefently faw her quit the child: he fol lowed and had her apprehended ; and on her exa ruination, not only this, but two other cbargtof were brought home : but as feveral complaints have been made of limilar tranfations, the Magiftrates reman ded her till Wednefday, that all perfons whole eta. dren had been Itripped in a fimilar way, may have an-opportanity to attend and identify, by themfelves and cbikken, tin property. ' GUILDHALL—The %le of a Jew Lawyer to the Ci:r v as cuarged, berme Sir M. Bt.' - •irttE AS. the Sitting Alderman, with affaillting a young Lady in the Itreet, the night before, whom the met with lterlitilb ind...— The complainant,a very handfirne well tiretied young woman, and laid to be a Jewel. of ear!, virtue, had attraeled a number of C,:tittemen to hear this cuti ms examinati.m, which being at.entied with Unne inde• licate condtta on the part of the Defendant, Sir MAT THEW admitted the parties to a private examination. The Alterman feverely reprobated the condua of the Defendant, and ad vifed them to make up the differ ence, rather than expofe thenffelees mere to the public, by bringing it to trial. They retired to da fo. MANSION HOUSR.—Saturday,6pplication was male to the Lott D MAYOR, for the liberation of a foreigner, who was committed to the Poultry Compter the day before, upon the Mitn Aft. The name mil place of abode being given in at the Alien Office, a Certificate was granted, and he was liberated according'y. FROM THE LONDONGAZITTF, AUGUST 27: A wage Price of Corn in England aad V. aks, from the Returns ending Auguit 22, 1837. Wheat. 1 Rye. 1 Darley.l • Oats. l Deana. I Peak. a. al a. d. a. d. a al. i 4. 7 4 to 4 8 8 39 0 29 13 50 54 9 The 3VeTArt Price of Sugar, computed from the E cturna made in the week eutillog Aug. 26, is 343. 7al per hundred wtisht. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, AUGUST 29 CARGOES SOLD. and MICE!. Monday, Wednetki. 1 Friday, NEWCASTLE COAL. Au ,tat 24 Aug 26 I Aug. 28. Baker's Main - 2 1 40 3 B en ton Leng . i 48 o Bi g gs Main 1 so 6 2150 6 4150 0 Bryan's Main . 3 47 0 Croft's Main - Li g hton Moor - •I I I 4 4, 5 5 0 0 F.llifon . 6 4 a so I 146 Heaton Main Hebburn Main s 31jl0t 3 t 6 to Holywel: Main • t Kenton Main - II 49 3 1 5 49 9 Murton Main • 1 42 0 3 Poutop 'Minikes i Hawklworth Maid - 1 Tanfieiti moor - Townky Main I Walker I Wall's End S Temple's Wall's End • s to 2 • 1 46 c 46 C 48 o I • I • 3 47 0 49 0 5' o .5 1 St 9 WhiteSelii • Wi;Boston • Wybm Mnor • South Hebtiorn • Cowpen Main • Hartley SUNDtRLAND CCAL. Bourn M iwr Heiiworth 9nr Neat Main Fillinglow Main Newbottle Moor • acdtet y 45 9 MARRIED. On Saturday the arh inflant, at Si. Jame.% Church, by the Rtv. Duccor Welton, out of the Relideutiaricb of St. Patin', Vircount l'ollington, to Lady Anne Yorke. On ibc Bth inflant, at Mitt mount, mar Dublin, Ham mertc... Ffq. to Mift TayDr, dAtchter of the late Clement Tay lur, Efq. many years Member of Parham:lA tur PIED. On Monday !aft. aged .c.t. Mrs Sealy, the wife of Mr. John Sealy, of Lamheth. She was the eldeft danghter of John. Cos hyn, lormeily of the Pomp Y.uafe, Lear Lrurefirove, Worceiter fhire On the aril iatant, after a long illnef4, Mr. Reyn:sl, of New cattle plAce, Clerkenwell, many years Principal Suyervirur at the Stamp Olaf. - _ SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, CLIFFE and ROCHESTER. By Marrs. HOGGART and PHILLITS, (SuccriTors to hlr. Smith.) At Garraway's ace lioutc, Cba , ge Alley Cornhill, on Tina day. the t7.h ol St•ptt tuber, at to o'Cb.cli, it. I ors. by order of ti.s'ilUaCtil of Bing Irlfb, 1. fq. deceafrd, and of the Proprietors, A very deniable FREEHOLL; FARM, it, Ott. parlfh of ("Mb r rly t miles from Rot.hefter, 7 from Gravef end, 14 from Urretad and 19 Coal London. contAttitit about go awe, c.yecllcntara; , le, pafturt:, meadow, and wood l.u:d, part in the I.e , opation of Mr..l lamas Parted, tenant at will, with a Lam licurc,m Oar& vrecii, barn. itablin,:, and nu! buildings, the whole of the woodland is in band. Alo. Lit ebitit.h. and hig h ly irrittnvahle Freehold I: Rate, corn nifing t h e Cock Public Houle, in tha Higli-ftrect, neer the New Road, K..chater, with feveral tenenseuts. yard.. gardens, and pet mires. firming tr.gettier a va luable Out of buildings, grnund err , oiling 230 feet iu eepth. and to feet in front, lec for a Dian term to Meircs. Bentley and Milky, Brewers. 1 o be viewed by applying to the tenants, and particulars had twenty days previous to thy- fate, at the Crown, Roelieftee ; Bull and George Uartfurd ; i aeon, Gravefend ; Role. Sittioghourn ; Intintain, Canterbury ; of Mr. Moy Thomas. Solicitor, Bear ; Mr. Dutholt, I.Toholftevr, No. r, Budge.row ' • at Garraway's ; and of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips , lie. 6a, bread- A complete FKbEHOLD HUNTING-BOX, OXiTEAD, near GODSTGNE, SURREY. I.ly El&is. HOGUART and PHILLIPS, (Succelfors to Mr. Slat re). At Garraway's Coffee Houle, Corithill. on Tuefday, the 19th of September, at Twelve. AVERY improve4ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, cotatfting of a contra.% FAMILY COTTAGE, or Sportf• man's Retidence. Inuit delightfully fitu...te on the Hill, paffing throt..;;lt tic raral %Wage of Oaftcad, commanding aloft eatctifive and divcrtified profpcds in every dircdtion, with fufficient rooms for the accommodation of a genteel Family; Coach Honles, Offices, and Stabling, Paddock. and produdtive Kitchen Carden, 1 with zit 3 bundruce of fine Fruit Trees, cool fhady Evergreen Walk., Wildernefs, thriving Plantations, and finis Spting Water. The Purcbakr will be accommodated with poiliffiou of the Eltate the I tit of Novcmbcr.oftering a molt deferable upporturity for a Gcn• 1 tientan to refide in a floe :ironing Country, where Fox Hounds, Stag ',found*, and Hart iers, are conftat.tly bunted, and in a neigh. Lourhood of great refredtabiliq, only as miles from London. Ma) be viewed with tickets, which with particulars, may he h.ai ten days previous to the Sale of Meese Hoggart and Phillip, Old Broad.ftrcet. Particulars alto at the Greyhounds, Croydon and Carlalton; White Hart, Godßoue; and sa Gairaway's. PLEASANT FAMILY HOUSE and GARDEN. near HORN SEY, and valuable BUILDING GROUND. By Mears. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, - (Sneedfors to Mr. Sutra), At Garraway's Coffee Houk, Combill, on Tnefilay, September 2 at Twelve, A VERY Cnnnenient LEASEHOLD REST. DF.NCE. in a molt defirahle hied fittiation, witbin four miles of the Royal Exchange, iu Duval's-lane, leading from loway to Hornfey; the Houle is in excellent clink, and contains five Bedchambers, handfume Drawing Room, with Balittny, commanding pleafant Profpeds ; Morning Room, oenitig on a neat lawn ; Dining Parlour and Offices, Coach Houle, .1 wo-ftal" Stable, and Man Servants' Room; Kitchen Garden. fully cr.pped and planted, Fruit Walls, Gravel Walks and Shrubbery. 'file Preniifes are well fupplicd with excellent Spring Water. Alfo, a Plot of Building Ground, 'co feet fquare,adjoining. To be viewed with tickets only, Ex days previous to the Sale which, with Particulars, may be had of Meffrs. Hogan and Phillips. No. 62,,8r0ad-ftreet, Royal Facbanget PaNculars alto of Meflts. Gregfou and Dixon, Solicitors, Angel-cuurt,Throiporton , Erect; anti at Garratval'a SALES BY AUCTION. FRERHOLD ESTATE. BRIGHTON, SUSSEX.; By Mcirrs. HOGG ART and PHILLIPS. (Succeffors to Mr. Satialtj At Garraway's Coffee Houle, Cornhill, on Tuefday, September 19, at Twelve, VALUABLE FREEHOLD PLOT of GRO..; ND, moft advantageoully fictive, the lower corner of Church Rivet, near the Prince% Stable, and in front of the Royal Parade, the principal entrance to the town of Brighton, with a Dwelling Houle, Counting Houk, Preralfes, aad Coal Yard, 84 feet in front, by a depth of 66 teet ; on le:fe to Mr. Milo, Coal Merchant, at a rent of iscl. per ‘nnuin. be viewed Fa days prevlowt to the Sale ; and Particulars then had at Donaltlion's Library, and Old Ship, brightun ; Star, Leweitt at Garraway's; and of Mcilrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Nut. 62, Old Email ftreet. The GREA I"cYTHES of CHICHESTER.. By Meifra. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succenrs to Mr. Smith) At Garravray% Coffee-boufe, Coralll, on Wcdnefday, the 14th of 0 Aobtr, at twelve. by order of the Trnileca of the late Henry Halley, of Henley Park, Surrey, Efq. deceafed, 'HE ItECTORIAL or GREAT TYTHES of -I- the feveral Parifhes of St. PETER the GREAT, within the City of CHICHESTER, and the adjoining Parifites of RUM. BOI.D's WYKE,and FlifIlsOURN, in the County of :ANS!. X ; extending over about t Soo acres of arable, rich meadow, and other land, producing on a average, about 4.01. per annum. with barns, Raiding, and out buildings, and a fmall garden. Particulars may be had twenty days previous to the fate; of John Scott. Eig. 53. Guildfurd-ftrect; at the Dolphin, Chielictter; Caftle.Brithtun; Star, Lewes; Hotel. boom . ; at Garraway's; and of Meifta. flogggart and l'hillips, 63, Old Broad-firect, near tb d Exchange. Royal - _ TYTHES—FARNHAM, SURREY. By Marrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's ectreeboufe. Cornhill,on Wednefday, the Seth day of o.ftol.er. at Twelve, (t'y order of the Truftecs of the late Henry Halkv, of Henty Park, Surrey, Efq deceafed.) AMOS l' Valuable Fltl?.E110 L 1) ES LATE, held for Three Good lives under the Archdeacon of Surrey, confifting ef the Itcdori - d Manor of Farnham, with tht courts, quit rents, and a neat fubttantial Parfutragc-hitufe, garden. offices, and glebe, fpacious new built barns, thetls, farm yard, [tabling. and other outbuitelings, with the very valuable Great Tythes of the extol' ve carifia of Farnham, arifing from hops, corn, hay, &c. and extending over 7000 Acres of Arable, rich Meadow, and pafture Lands, producing about r-cci, per annum. Alfo, a long range of Hop Kilns, in the town of Farnham, re• cently credal at : a very confiderable expellee. and replete with wareboufes, ttore-r,etnts and every other requifire—alfo a piece at 1.110 adjoi: log, and various apparatus for coih ening and dry ing of hopo—rhe Kilns and Lord adjoining. are freehold of inhe ritance, and dittend f:om •he other prof-erry ' Particulars may be bad twet.y one dzy t pr. vinus to the fsie of John aeott, ! - .41 ;3, Upper t.uititord-itreet, i‘ the White 'art Bagfhot Sw n, <Ur. n and An - car01 . ..1; 8.111 Staines; CAL., Wight( n ; Built I•ariihant Meths. H.oggart and Phillips, Nn.Fa tro:d ftreet, aural Ixeii,inre; ar;ti of Mr. James P.Aue, Farnham. who wit, (hew the crenate. SO 9 5o 6 46 o 49 6 0 0 48 o 49 0 Si 3 5: 6 52 o 44 0 49 6 45 3 so 6 46 3 44 0 46 0 45 9 40 0 46 o • VkitY FREEHei 0 ;iti kEisi 1•7 TO liF. : 4 01.D 11% PkIV A VI-. LON ['RACY. LI 'Marrs '14)0 ..‘c( I' and PHILLIPS, ( tio.rifors Pt Mr. SMITH). AmusT Ocflr:thie FREE' :.)L0 ESTATE, 23 mats trom Lonitots, 3Re aces ..of ezztllent ara bit madow, p:-litue, orchard, and wood and. high cultivation, with thol: h.r.s, fartn-yard, and out with poilditeit no the iLth of O.tither mat, eff,r ing a very d, firalde prop, cry ! . ,,r a Gcntlernan fond of agricultural putfuits or fx.:l4. frt. s. To be viewe,i, am: particulars had of Mars. Hozrart and Ply Hips, 6z. Old 'lt oad Itrett. o.>!. GROVE COTTAGE, 1 - )00.1•Zip TJ tc NOLL) by PRIVATE CON I R ACT, By Meffri. IIOGGA aild PHILLIPS, (Succtffors ;a Mr. SMIT:I.) THAT elegantly thatched CO I:TAGE, roped the GPOV f., the r:fl, l .nice and property of the la! e John deceafed, in ty.lniat are a pct lull= Villa, pitfa ll 17 the liptrior advti.tage , of l...ndfcape Scenery, btan•Bul dna Groves, and &oily Inc:Feet) Walks, in a molt hinutiful part of tl.e County of surrey, ui.dtr Box tiid,and Neat Iktchworth Park. The p.ifr..ffe. every acc‘nunotlatioq for a Family, with Doul.le Coach Mince..., Sr..bling for :ix Pleafure and Kitchen Gardens, hoe Sering N ;ter, and fix Acres or Rich nlra ,w Land. The Purehafer will be aceDmtoodatcd with early pofr To be view el.with tickets only, between the boors of ten and th-s e (tiaturd..y, and :uvilays eizccpted), which, with further Par kolas, may be had of fth.lirs Homan and Phillips, No. 62, Old lirfind It rect. r ANit7i PAOLA-WA, and LAND, Nine Mites Ealt of the Royal hitchatige. TO - tali. SOLO BY PRiVATE CONTRACT, By HOGGART sin PHILLIPS, (ouocit...s to Mr, ru ) THE Leafe of a substantial Relidence , fuitable for & tlic acmum °slat ion of a large re fpa.tabk with 4.,,,,che,.; and detached offices of every s:eferietton, It ~ding fur tour c .rriagts, ltabting ler tight heal., large farm yard, barn, granary, dove bode, ttahlin,t, cattle and waggon lodges, poultry-boufe, and out• buildiw ' q. The bode is placed at an agreeable dittance from the road, (rated on a banefnme paddock of about 4D acres, with an aptitoach to the cuff front by an avenue of lofty elms, pleafure and large kitchen gardens. walled and fully cropped, hot-houfe, grapery, and melon-ground, aid a quantity of rich arable land adjoining, containing, together with the paddock, about 83 acres, within a ring fence, in Nell cultivation, with valuable (urea rights; pot felpon will he given at ltlichaefmas next. To be viewtd Cu Mondays and Thurfdays, between the hours of eleven and four, with tickets only; which, with further par, ticulas, may be had of Melirs. Huggart and Phillips, No. 6% 51 C SI 9 51 0 sa 6 46 3 46 3 broad tip , VAIXABLEFREBHOLD ESTATES, MANOR, twit) MANSION, ESSEX, on the borders of Stir FOLK, Land tax redeemed. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, By Marrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, bucceffors to Mr. SMITH. i k VERY felett and desirable FREEHOLD PRO PFRTY, eomprifing Great Bromley Hall Eftate, ecnififting of about twelve hundred acres of rich palture, arable, and wood land, the chief part conveniently divißd into thirteen Farms whereon are excellent farm-bottles and out-buildings, together with the Manor of Great Bromley Hall, extending over the Pa rifh, of about 300 J acres, with the rights of Coon Baron, and Court-Leet, fines, quitrents, on death or alienatlon, herlots, thirds of timber, and other privileges thereunto belonging In the centre of the MLitt is fituated the elegant and fubitatitial Matifirm, containing so bed-chambers, numerous dreffing-rooms, both:ok or lady's morning town, ix feet lquare• ' dining and drawing.romus, 34 feet by 33 etch, mitts foiling doors; coltly marble chimney pieces, and oak floors, a billiard room, library, dreffing apartmentii, Reward's aiid houlikeeper's rooms. excellent offices, capacious cellaring, and fine fpriog water; double coach books and ftabling for to horfes. lofts, and numerous agricultu rat out building', lawns, rich paddocks, flower and fruit gardens. confervatory and hot houfes.luxuriant plantation* and will itored fits-po• ds. Fftate abounds with bares and other rime, and will afford its poffeft"tr molt of the luxuries of the table wi•hin it felf. To the Vlantion is attached about 170 acres of rich pafture land, and a purehafer of it will be accommodated by the iprlnn of taking the whole of th- Farms. and other p:.rt. of the Eftate in addition to the a:iove quantity, or fele:ling web only a, trout fiwation or defcription may be defirableto him. The Pilate is [invited in a beautiful and healthy part of Cou .ty of b furrounded by hoe math; and pleafant rfd.e. fix triks front teed ham and Colchetter and four from Manningtree and Miftley. all good market towns and 5 from London. The chi-f par • the Farms a. a held underdugreements, den minable at thou periods. at low re• t. n. w producing tax 1. exetufive of the Manor, Man ila, and the 1. ml, prdunted to be worth at leaft 7c 01, per an nun, awl eselitive of timber in the valuable woods A pick of Ivy n the neighbourhood. "be Matifion and karnn may he viewed at any tire, by application to William .'.almn rfq Solicitor. in :'olcheiter ; or to '. tr. John Simfot. •,rie the tenants on the prentifes; of whom printed particular nay lee h d alto of "effry Hnggart and Phillips 6s, Old Broad t 1...1 don ; where. as allo at Mr. Mafen'a, in Colchetter, an 1.1. v a ion ‘t the Hoak astd nob of the: baste may be fan. PUBLIC AeIVANTAGE , idea/gage the public muli alwais cieri7e •L from moduli , educated prufeffiunat men diredting almott cis clufively their audits to one fpccks of malady, was never !mac clearly stemonarated than by the unexampled fuectk which hie attended the aintinittration of their new remedy, and the t x••••:. ordinary Cures it has performed. For a long feriesof veers, iki t ftee CUR RIM and Co. Surgeons. farmerly lu his Majefty's ftrsice, have made the Venereal Weak, the paratular objed rf abide to. vatigation, and are happy in having difcovered a medicine tope. rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficisni to obferve that the sftlas of this remedy arc diametrically onpefite to tbok of mereury,for though it completely cradicata every veßige of the virus, in its nio4 confirmed itages, yet it does nut in •he lean. injure the conflitotion—on the contrary, it renovates tbr fyf. tern in all its natural fund ions, promotes appetite, and facilita:ei digrliion—thus initesci of reeNcing a strong and vigorous c..nitlto • tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not mly pee -1 Cures that contlitution in its primitive Rate, hut ratorts a weak and debilitated one t.. its natural itrength arid rigour. Nurantriefs inaancss are on recant rscutd of the fe; , crior efEcacy of this Medicine, its inherent fpccifte virtues acting as a pee p/a:el correntive to ',Wily dr::;:ity, • whether p.ccccling froni an excels of toojugll or lieu it pkafurc, or irons the morn infiduour, though b^t lets deft naive itu!ul3 , nee of incur. tiOllA youth of botk feces in a certain pernicious behit Arnidft the mete choly variety of di...orders which are Or co4tcueeCe err this L I cay vice, there are none rd ore afltietirg ;";at oittretling Rate ofdrbility and deficiency. whkh prevents or smt•ittei the ine • trimorlial Rate ; the unhappy fn:rcetr broads over nt;ifortene ; aatarned to leek relief, unth be is 'educed to fuch a 11 ste 01 weak. nets as to render life oppreili ye, t fue:l rrfons it rouft 1e a con: holing reftfdlion, to krum that they they now, by a w- mode M treatment, be rcaore..! to that grentelt of all human bicif• tags a flrong.manly, and rigorous a In all cafes of di biiity, deficiency, &urn whatever cure arifing, es well as in et..-y Irpreics ef venereal infeaion hlcltrii Currie and Co. may be unlinked t.y p itiente of tither fez, with the greatea team and honour, their !inure. No toy, • ..atcstii G:•rden. Letters from the Country (putt paid) Including a hank ante, will hr.ve the neceffary medicine and advice of to 2 , 1 rant of the Kingdo.n. • No se , Ga-den. To Tfi•)S.'lAY LOP., Ely. No 9-, New Bridge ftrect, London. SIR --I entitl.ler it but art hifl of justice Sue to the merits of yirir LEAKF's PA FhNT PII.LS, to eimimuui tato to you the following Curr. which has recently been performed by thorn ..—An acquaintance of mine, who by th- breaking out of an old Ventral l •‘: tplaint (addided by a ‘ • mplication of Dir. orders arifing therefrom; was mint"! adnoit to a iktitton, and though he had the bort meical adviec which could be °trained, aid tried a vari. ty of patent mrc..cilies nothing could be prcicured which Ironed to fait his cafe. or l.• hint any jorvice; be remained in a mt•-ft reduced and pitiable fitii it din :oi two rears. unaale to follow he. prof. (finis alio feared) , able to walk or even to ftan.l on hi.. , IT, ;in fad. no tr , c who kiivw him ert r Etyrtfcci it poffihle for hint to recover • Ir. was advifed at ;-'1 to try your ' tAK r . • PILLS—he did re. ilrietly asihr 7,1 :1 to the direen.`ns Oven with theni—he had not taken more than two lank.. heit.r. he found an abtration tor th r I ..etter : this e-c •urag,il ins to proc rd and by takin,; a rcw boats more be found his appetits t I ftr ilth grldli i any retorts, and is now as hratthy aid as flout -- any man I know. You are wrlsame, Sir, to re, •r any person t , lte for a I einifsmation if th above . ccount i• it thou'' , be doutnrd I am ,Sir. your °ha:hi:tit humble it. rant. Library, Folkftone, July 1 , t'iot. ! bit PURDY. Prepored and ril ' r : th- foie Ilrov , rict. i Taos. TA T Loa, Mcnibor • .te Royal Cidirgs. of Siitgran, 1.011. dou, at Itia . .,-Ita:1;. NO. 9, New bridge fit.. t.: Where, after a co-dant reindict of more than 4 ir , ar4 ii • praettre particala; l) tiirrcled to the c..'rL. of Venereal c i tipinotr o . 'lntl thole in:lava:silo the pa is of gencraiorn in both fco r, Vnth that ins iisl :bk roomy which nu.:l of his prof( fli .11 fhould a ways obit rye, he flattros '•inifelf the advice a cd atfillarce he growt uQy ai'dniti!ficrs to p;rfon-, taking thic imdicinc, will he ellecmed. by a darn I.e,t pthlic, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of amblititite. &lib fo,d, by lii , appointment, for the convenience of thole lig. Int at a dift••• , - at VIC Po. ritultrt'S NO. 35, Yt. Ala , ,', 11. met, Pall Mani the T0y1h..,,, t•)7, Oxford i!r:ot ; Mr. Odborpugh, 7. Fiat itreer-!'in ; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Ir.ilitftret ; Mr. M Do. mid's, Cdafgow; Mr. Callsvelre,l , l:' , lin ; Mr. Bil!ingo's, Liverpool; • Mr. At'ainfou'-, M.:Lenart : and ly one perfon in ovary cotifi, • duritilc t..wn in Groat Brnain and Irclaini, iii boxes of only 1. 9d. tack, fralrd up with full and plain dirrei ins, whereby perfons of either s tt fo . x e n . ,. e i r y y c ho urlt i t u r li i a 4 e ve r , a y t it. , ;s r oa iti f i e u . tpr s r el, e f a ecr u e p c , y v , : a ti n l i a l f i a t f am et; on which, by favour of the COrnini &users, is printed at the Stamp Offico—T. 'Faylor,No 9 New bridi:e fttLet—to imitate which is , i felony, and all others are counterfeit. . WHEN Profeirtnnal Alen of Education and Re fpostfilalty deviate Emus the yet eral Syftem by the let-Oak-1 of a patzleular branch. the fans ion ot long continued fucceffes• is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years havO . l devoted my practlce to the exclative treat ment of Three Deere." and the fuecefsful refult of my plan givt • sae sildftional ardour to twee as fires I am able, the ravages of *ore Cilitplaintt'whlok arc the tacit karst= in the Catalogue of *slap inflmities. Aries . loitiation into every Pearch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at ar, early period co praeice to refcus iudividoals frost the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Przetitioners. 1 he Three thforders, to the cure of which 1 have devoted my attention. comprife every (pecks of VENFReAL INFECTION , whether of a revert or long duration; idly, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits of fcbael boys or the indulgences of urture age ; that der in gement of the rye= hi wa• men whith is called BARRE eN ESS,cr STERILITY. Ntur.erous Di'cafes are ;he refult of ignorance. or h;:fte in the treatment of a fitnple Colo:rhea ; and k nut unfrequently hap pens that the iced; of Life are poifoned by the indifcr:tion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior m:tho.l fuch Complaintsarc nifty cured; and, even where others have failed, I unit that I mny pee ,fume to offer a radical re-eftabliftunent. ErW• however, 'rc the cafes of complicate] diftrefs in this dif orda, compared with the Call!' itous fituations of men, who from an indelgeoce in a folitary vice, or the rrevalent gaieties of a falltionakle life acquire that Rate of destity, which is the una voidable c. nkque.ice of loch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (Orme broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come confniation for him to snow, that although it he an objet of doubt or uncertainty with other prsoilitioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of renovati.,n, is the acquirement of my experi ence If the rites of &zebu. or Venus have begun to reduce manly Rigour, much anxiety will be prey-wed by an cavil , counteraCHon of this languid Rate; a•al in there cafes no great dithculty will occur. But whet! this defici.incy has for years czar& a proper perk ver ay:cc is indifpedably requifite to revive the Cumbering (parks of We. and to re-animate the canftitution. MARRIED Vs'OMEN. who have long been dirappoiated o. their expeelations of a family, may be allured, that In moil ila (lances, fuch Mats are curable by Medical *ill. The kerecy wbizi, is fo effential to my undertaking, and the qualification: which l have orcfumed to lute : Om the bails of nay retentions, and in coincidence with fucb this intimation given. that Mr. Bree may be confulted ',atonally. or by Letters (inclofing a (mall Note), at hi* !met., No. 39, Arundel-Ikeda! Strand .nesirTarople-Bar There is an additional Fntrance in Water itreet adioinfago. and the name is on both the &ors • hIARTIN !ACE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Lerida- A CAUTION —Some Perfons, who fairly affect tbernfelms to he hemostats or Tilt ROYAL Cot.Lcoe,haviog for leveret months pat copied my Advertifemt nth alu.oft word for word. salinterted them as their own produCtions. it my duty to mention that thofe Perions are act Members of any College in Londe*. &B hough, oe elfevehere ; nor have they ea, right to pratake WWI to London. N. A Lift of the Mem! ere Is puhliled at the Honk of*. College is Lincon's int.-fields. which may be referred to Ti)-Mt/KitOvi. Sun rice& • I 6vl, Moon riti 64 Nana* after S 46 tektites after 6i 24 minutes after s 11101.1 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. lianAng 3 • MVP , •US I 33 MUM g ------- On rinsed and yet:lased by LAVI.I. KENT. (if Car ry-V. e Lair ; the Simi Orme& II• I. cost alfu at tAc ATAa-Orract, Tonya42l4 ~f