Star. — London, England, 1816-09-17 00:00:00

Irernor of the Isle was the bearer Govern& of sAiled in the KEATING had the Acorn lay tppear, was in , rrstraints upon made acqoainted several persons Ind who resided intent. It was, the East ; and into conversa-. 'parent interest. Al - himself in a he sees no interior bounds. war disputed to ion between Sir 41 several regu ordered since he took Ld.—The expla action as the na lowly, Bonaparte Madame Der hearing of the ,ath by the French her from visiting the edUcation of liar request, that French female to be sent out left St. Helena, a which threatened 4 buildings ; but by Acmes were confined '. was totally con been occAsioned by :ANtE AND A ;FIOER. a letter from an .wcastle, to his friend 1816 :-- 44 We all : and ste under are already great ;baps suppose that and by any body; ;reat offence with be seen whet* it lg procured Admi. Longwood with mit five miles from ,a 1 Bertrand resides 'bout lour miles on two rooms. On , and took a second ;est of his children, I out- 1 Down with reprimanded him, We then rode on to in his name, and walked .down the gar ! mile, and as I went man. I used every iyself in his way; ,hem. When they asked Mr. B4lcome . was an Officer be. Cas.th who was walk desired to introduce ♦ery low bow from Balcome being both follow their example, by which I got a was short, and what Ass. Twisty. at sea i.Terehe yews. ► large a ship wale New !--riftees Inadted and ?—Orr Mow pas ars 24- g4.pilunders. • Maim Bier 1' es- French Ewypeicone I orders Plymouth as a mai- Ogg Alp. ?—No, not quite. key ; me is only 48. at bad guns cm bar peg weisht of metal, you Gadd ea•limperor Armed have with a Free& _ to prevent her gain her, not otherwise. • think you would bo b .—Do you swan French Atnecican.'—in about tea inl and raid, Adieu l' and for bird. provision here.— but seldom, and, the is a ship od each side .uising, and guard-boats Demme on Friday time interrneted by the upper boxes, who Ind seemed bent upon He was laid bold near him, petrified with 1 of 9 4 Officer I" and broaght a sufficient iffy him nut of the t attempted to jump rn stairs f he was do. He was Out tato It licitapares 1 audonsitig j, in the istoratioi of the taste of the agList: TN Flom the quantity 'bleb they display is air petticoats; they tilt* - 's itatier*Josa. ot Leicestenhire lee ole , now under sontease 4: i tiat ki4 beemoncirited, al one of this shootinest Masi Asher, when the lace • deas4shes , at Loughborough. . .. I I . I ;'' f .. • • . , ...-. i .. • • •.:„ -. .• . . • -4, ‘ • -. , s upsvosSmillso . . BON;IPAITE. 1 Colonel ICEATING, fOrMerly . ' , Govern of Bourbon, has arrived in town. He v of dispatches from Sir Huosott 'Lowe, St. Helena, from which Island he ACORN, on the 29th of July. Coloael k • long interview with Bonaparte. whilst I 'at St. Helena. Bonaparte, it would al . &wed to break through his accustomed i . this occasion, from a desire of being ma with the character and condition of, se whom he had banished to Bourbon, an there under Colonel Keating'. governn likewise, the last hold of the French in tpon these ill bjeCts Bonaparte entered tion with great freedom, and much AN He appears now to have establidied quiescent, methodical way of living company, and never goes leyund his it before Colonel Keating left him, he v . ttmfide to itiin the task of explanatii Hodson Lowe and himself, regarding 1 lations'whith Siel-ludson.had ordered' upon hint the government of the islani nations led to as much mu sal satisfai cure of the case would permit . pieviot was very wroth with Sir Hudson. trend had been much affected upon condensinition of her husband to deal] Sovernment. It would prevent her Europe, as she had intended, fur de her children : and she made a particul petmission might he obtained for a I servant, who hied with her at Elba, 1 . _ to her. , A feeidayt before the Acorn lel , fire 'broke:oat iu Bonaparte's house, w 1 . the total destruction of the whole bu ptornpt and intrepid means the Gin' to the room, the interior of which 1 i turned.. It was supposed to hate bee 1 . accidents • INTERVIEW BETWEEN BONAPA I BRITISH NAVAL. OrFIC The followili is an extract of a Officer of his Majesty's ship Newcas in London, dated the 29 th July , 1 1 . like Admiral Malcolm exceedingly ; i , stand,- both he and Lady Malcolm a favoutites with Napoleon. You peel Bonaparte can be seen at any time, a quite die reverse ; he hai taken gi Sir -Hudson Lowe, and will only 1 takes him in the humour. Having rat Matcolm's permission to go to Mr. Balcome, we set off. It is ..!..ii where the Newcastle lies. Marshal with his lady and four children, abi the same road, in a small house of our way we called on the Marshal, breaktast with him. The youngest as we were leaving then, called o the Fleur de fir."llie Marshal r but Madame encouraged hint. IR . , Longwoofil. Mr. 13alcome sent i Napoleon came forth. They walk den together for nearly half a m purposely to see this once great t effort in my power to throw mi j so walked down the garden alter ti 1 , turned, Napoleon saw me, and a; wha I was. Being informed 1 v longing to the fl ag-ship,'Las Casa ing behind with his hat off, was 6 I we, and I had the honour of a a Bonaparte. Las Casas and Mr. B uncovered, I was obliged to foil although the sun was burning hot, t i t bad head-ache. My interview wi passed was nearly as follows; u .Naeohise..H•ve old ,are you, Mr.. i seven yews. , . " M., Are you marriedl—No. " N. How mani'yeais have you been i " 14. Yes are 6 rang man I to be in so etude; pray hew many toots is she ? thirtrilve. • 1 II , •• N. What meal does she carry ?--i 1 . pusders. and our carronades 42-pounde eleinsod Napoleon. 1 I "N. Were you ever on board the Fren 6d to be built T—Yes. li "N. Where b she now?.-.she is at Plym " N. Is she as larp as the Neweastk ?- the Nswcssde is SO guns. the Egyptleene " It De you think U the Egyptienne 4 wSys as you have. and the same weigh take ways. is Bitten minutes. The • , up his 'Walden and laughed. 1 " N. What chance then would you I gin skip ?—lf b was blowing bard, was , . her lower deck ports, we would take her "N. Very good. How lung do you l taking one of the hugs aLgun frigates-?- 11 Napoleon smiled, and said , on • Anteril sums. / Napoleon laughed very heartily, ; went to his carriage, which was waiting 44 We are bidly supplied with The arrivals from the Cape are b duty is very laborious. There is . i. of the Island constantly cruisini from sun-set to sun-rise.' I . -----a----- , The Ballet at Cogent -Bearden evening, was for, a tonsidatable I the conduct of a akar' in one of tl was getting ever the railing * an precipitating himself into the pit I of by the spectatorawho ivetengs, . horror, till at length the cries 111 . - ethic demonstrations of alarm, force around the ,gran to care I Thum. We andesstand he over the raiiiig on ping down ranged rather thait intoxicated. •'; 1 1 coach, crying 4* that he was .1 , 1 ' •• i many incoherent espresbions. The Bello of the present day. their dresses, Se em to consult thi , Ann mite Oran of their Neillisuri I I 1 ~ eliiiiv I, friar, and Babies which Mikis', nit, their robes and pe • ad WI qi a fringteialree •, . Trial I% the Sheriff . . teiriedn - lariat Toele, '., -.. . of ilkoih,: ).. ling bftik6ol3Cl A , gaps, its shooting' at - Ansi A Maass INS. deshed• 0 Loui ......... , . . . .. AilbbiiifiribkrokL tet& the / General Sessions of the Peace and a of Oyer an Terminer for the County of Middlesex, commenced at the Sessions-House, Clerkenwell. The business, ai usual, 'consisted chiefly of Indictments for Asianits. The Hon. Lord Langford was indietid for assault ing J. Riddell, formerly his butler. The circum stances which led to this assault were detailed by the Prosecutor, as follows :—He stated thit he had lived fourteen months in his Ltirdship's service as butler ; and that, when he left bim, his Lordship appeared to be perfectly satisfied with his conduct, and said he would give hint a character. That be afterwards went to live temporary withahe Marquis of Winches ter, whose butler was ill ; taut that he left that place on the former servant recovering his health. That upon the occasion 9f the assault, he called upon his Lordship to rectify a mistake he had made in a letter 1 which he had written r es p ectin g him, namely, that he had lived with him ten months Instead of fourteen, and as footman instead of butler. His Lordship was out when he went to inquire after him, but as soon as he arrived he addressed him respectfully, but that his Lordship thrust him away, took him by the col lar and tore his waistcoat. He denied that he had given any cause of provocation, but that he meant, in a respectful manner, to solicit his character. Mr. ALLEY, for the Noble Defendant, said, that his Lordship had given the Prosecutor one character, but refused to give him a second, and that upon his being impertinent, he merely attempted to turn him out of the house. The Jury found his Lordship guilty, and the Court sentenced him to pay a fine of 45. • • • • ioss 01. tit iititeent6:4lololl -- t • 7 • * TO mg sprroit or vat :TAIL • stn — . You gave the partienlere of the lost of & Britannia, Captain ISTAllftskem, as she attempted to enter Ostend from London on the Skl 'blatant, since which I have information fro* Wood authority, that the whole of the passengers, between 50 and 40, were saved by the exertions of the humane and worthy Major RoCIIVORT, his Majekty's Consul, who imme diately offered a high reward to those who would assist; and at the complete hazard of his lite, gained the vessel', thentigh a most tremendous surf in a small boat, attended by Captain HARVEY of the ;Loiter trader mid four hands. In short he saved the passen gers and property by his animating exertions, as sisted by the bravery of a few British seamen, who would otherwise have had the heart rending sight of seeing men, women, and children, perish before their eyes ; for although so near shore, the Flemish ( with the exception of one boat) chewed the greatest apathy, notwithstanding so noble an example was shown them by the gallant Major Rochfort and his countrymen. I ant sure you will have pleasure in giving publicity to this fact, and also in makiag it known that a statement. has been signed by the passengers in favour of the unfortttnate Captain, exonerating him from all blame. Your. attention. will oblige your constant .Reader. • • • W. MONUMENT TO THE LAWN Riau r HON. W. UTIND• thtst.—At Felbrigge Church, in Norfolk, on his own estate, a monument has been put. up in memory of that celebrated man, executed by Nollekins, which Is decorated with his bust, and has, on the cenotaph, the lollowing inscription f Sacred to the Memory of the Right Honourable WILLIAM WINDHAM, Esq. of Felbrigge. in this county ; Rani the 14th of May, 0.8. 1750, Died the 4th of June, N.S. la to. He was the only son of Willis& Windham, Esq. by Sarah, relict of Robert Lakin, Fsq. He married, in 1795. Ciotti* third daughter of the late Commodor e Forest, who erects this Monument in grateful and tender remembrance of him. During a period of twenty.sis years, He distinguished himself in Parliament by his eloquence and talents, And was repeatedly called to thq highest Offices Isf the Sate. His views and councils were directed more to raising the glory than in creasing the wealth of his country. He was, above all things, =doss to preserve, untainted, the National Chanter, and even those National Manners *bleb long habit bad associated with that character. As a Statesman, He laboured to exalt the courage, to improve the comforts, and ennoble the profession of a Soldier. 'As as individual, tie exhibited a model of these qualities which denote the most acet.mplisked and enlightened mind. Frank, generous, unassuming, Intrepid, compassionate, and pious, He was so highly respected, even by those from whom be meet differed is opinion, that though much rif his life had passed in polities! contention, He was accompanied to the grave by the sinew and unqualified regret of his Sovereign and his Country: Sunday se'nnight Lieutenant-General the Earl of DALUOVAIIII4 his family, and suite, embarked on board the FORTIS, Captain Sir IMO Louts; but the ship was detained' at Spithead until Wednesday inconsequence of a strong gale from the S. W. during which, on Monday night, five of the smugglers who had been put on board her for conteyance to Halifax to be distributed to the ships on that station, effected their escape from the ship ; but it is very probable that three of them were drowned, as it appears that, after jumping overboard, they swam towards a Danish merchant brig, which lay about three quarters of a mile from the FORTH ; two of them reached the brig; and were taken on board, and landed early in the Morning, having represented to the Master that they had been upset in a boat; a third was observed to drown alongside. The Duke of DRVONSUIRR lately met with a serious accident, while shooting moos game in Derbyshire, his Grace, having much injured the tendon isfehiffer. Monday se'nnight, a melar.clioly accident hap pened between the New Wall and Black Rock, in Cork River : as the steam boat was on its way to Cove, * person of the name of Kelly, a tide waiter. was thrown overboard by the gapping of the sail, and 'drowned. Thursday a young man, named Dobson, who re sided at Horsley, having purchased a young unbroke horse at Giles Hill Fair, mounted him with the in tention of riding home, and was almost immediately thrown and killed on the spot. They write from Hungary. that 'An the lith Jely, such a dreadful storm fell upon the town of Woes-, chets, in the county of Temeswar, that of the 2,600 buildings of which the town consists, none have eicap4 without damage ; the steeple is totally de. stroyed. The storm was accompanied by lightning, Mil, and torrents of rain. The damage is 'smutted' at four millions and a half of florins. The stout lasted an hour. Dublin was visited by a most tremendous steeelion Monday night last, whic'• occasioned much dams ; but it was not attended with any serious consequences. The windows in several houses were shattered, and some trees were torn up in the .Pheenis Park. The weather has since been fine and moderate. We observe, from the Belfast papers, SO bolls of new oatmeal Advertised for sale, a proof that the har vest is more forward In Ireland than in this country. Saturday seonnight the silver anon, given by the town of Peebles, was shot for there by the Royal Conspany of Archers. and gained by Jouw Ltwando, Esq. accountant of Excise. The Magistrates treated the Royal Company with a riddle of claret, as has been the immemorial custom of the burgh. MAKL8Ok01)011-11TRIET.--Yesterday John Christ. pher etleem was charged. with stabbing Thomas Maddox. in a family quarrel, on Sunday morning, in Monmouth-street ; and the wife of the wounded man; and mother of Cole4an, was charged with aiding and abetting in the felony: The prisoner was remanded ;for sc week. The life of the wounded man is still in dew. Mount* Cassiiros-Yesterday eitirseDoerfn a poor brush maker, w ee ithstrd with offering hair brooms and ben ores for iikitNiftbint a license. He was cOn ,victed its the ei tea pound', which being tin. lable to pity. ise"Ohisilledindeted for three months to the House of Corte LONDON SESSION'S. ilveryThatcher,77sermar Jones, He Phil*, Thomas Maim, and Thom ' Thomas Baxter, were indicted for a riot and outrage on the 23 d of April last, and foi rescu ing a person named Bailey, who had been in custody for stealing a silk handkerchief the property of Rich ard Hales. The prisoners were all tried upon a ca pital charge, arising out of this case, at the last Old Bailey Sessions, but were acquitted. They were tried, however, for the misdemeanour. The ittboansi having summed up the evidence , the Jury found all the prisoners—Guilty. They were immediately sentenced each to two years' imprisonment in the Gilt,pur-Street Compter. John Skentan, captain of a trading vessel, was in dicted for violently assaulting Philip Hawkins, a Custom-house Offices, and with using certain threats and opprotirieus language, with intent to provoke the said person to fight a duel on the 16th May last. The Recortutit having summed up the evidence, the Jury (Fund the prisoner—Guilty The Court sentenced him to imprisonment for one fortnight, and Ito pay a fine of £4O. Last week, the shop of Mr. Foster, tailor and dra per, at Rotherham, was broken open, and clothes, linen, and other articles, to the value of 4to, were stolen. And on Wednesday morning, about two o'clock. the shop of Mr. Crawshaw was broken open, and goods to the value of upwards of &IVO stolen therefrom. The villains, in their hurry, left behind I them several silver spoons, valuable breast pins, and other articles. At Chester Assizes, Ellis Wood, a horse dealer, from-Bilston, for stealing two mares ; John Brown, aged 19, and James Brown, aged 15, for a burglary ; and George .Boote, and Samuel Hughes, for sheep stealing, received sentence of death, but were after. wards reprieved. Michael M'Donald, aged 37, a la bourer, from Glasgow, for having, on the 1 Ith day of June last, broken into the parish church of Church Lawton, add stolen frorh thence one flaggon, of the value of forty shillings, another flaggon, ot the value of forty shillings, a cop of.the value of twenty shil lings, another cup of the value of twenty shillings, a silver salver, of the value of twenty shillings, and another salvo', of the value of twenty shillings, of the goods and chatdes of John Hall and Samuel Poin ters, Churchwardens of the parish aforesaid. CYn the prisoner being called upon to plead to the indictment, he appeared to be in a state ot extraordinary trepida tion. He was thrice caUed upon to declare his guilt or innocence, but without giving any answer: A Jury was then impannelled, to try whether he was mute through obstinacy, or by the visitation of GOD. —After a snort consultation, they returned *verdict, that 41 The prisoner stood mute by the visitation of GOD, and nq through fraud or obstinacy." A letter from Castlebar (Ireland), dated Septem ber 1, says- 44 A most wanton murder was commit ted near Clare, on Wednesday, by two soldiers of the 12th regiment. These men, undi the command of ' Lieutenant GROVER, had been assisting Mr. Gray, ad excise officer, in seizing an illicit still; which be safely conveyed to Clare. They, however, found means to remain behind the party, and entering the house of a poor woman, called for some whisky. The woman said the had none to give them ; upon which they declared, that if she did not immediately supply them they would shoot her; but observing a young man passing a field at some distance, they enquired who he was ? and being informed that be was the woman', son, they said they would shoot him ; whereupon one of them knelt down, and both took aim and fired. One ball entered the young man's lungs, and he soon after died. The soldiers, it is said, are detained in the guard room at Clare." EXECUTIONS.—On Wednesday Jame: Gardner will executed at Ilchester, fur committing a rape on Kezia Goold, a child of seven years of age, at Ditchtt, near Shepton Mallet. Gardner was a farmer's ser-.' vant, at Pilton, aged 18 years, and died very penitent. Jaw Doe and John Macgill, convicted of being con_ cerned to blow up the house and family of Mr. John. ston, of Belfast, were executed on Friday week in that City. The unhappy men were muslin weavers, and tits crime oriiginated in a combination of the journey. men of that trade to destroy some machinery used in winding. The executioner appeared with his head and face covered . with black crape, and otherwise dis guised. .A saws party of military attended: COAL MARKET, SEP TEMBER 16. Ships at Medici. Ships sold. Price. • 108* Neneastle 94 Is. 6d. to 495. M. so Sunderland 17 . ids. id. to 435. id. it Stone Coal . 2 475. Od. to -SU. Od. if Welsh Coil 0 cos. Od. to Ms. ud. 2 (Anders 2 its. bid. to 005 051. 1 Cidm 0. Ws. Od. per ton. TILE i) . at JETS. MARK-LANE, MT. - Tick Ditto, 40s. 41i. Oats, Potato., als. sai sts. I Ditto, Poland, gas. 211 s. Xs. Ditto, Feed, 191 tts. I Rapeseed , £37. £39. per lug Flour, 755..m05. per wk. ItORZION. Wheat, liXvitz , c, 7u s. 7St. Ditto, Baltic Red, 54%. tos. Harabro or Bremen. tu s . Brabant Red, 401. 48s. Rye, 00.. COI. PRICES OF GRAIN AT s Wheat, EeniraTiminsx, 765. tri‘. Suffolk, 765. 801. 881. Norfolk, 755. Sas. Rye 40$. 48$. Barley, Us. S9s. Malt, 54s 611. White Peas, 401. 445. boners, 465. 54s GretVeas, 445. 465. Small Braes, 44s 46s- DESHALL (By skit carcass.) Beef, r stone its 41 to Is &W rest is Oil to4s Mutton - Ss od to 4s ()d Pork 4s 0 , 1 to Ss Lamb, Ss. 4d. to 44. 4d. PRICES OF HAY ANO STRAW YESTERDAY: ST. imtras ' S. witiTtcliAttL. Hay Al Si ed to 51 151 Ad I Hay 51 54 to 61 Straw 21 14. O Clo dto SI Ss Od Straw AL 166 Co SI 3. ver, IL ls. Od. to IL es. Pitl‘E OF HOPS. Sir saws. tat,' rotates... tent 61 6s to 111 Os Nest -91 Os to 191 Sussex 51 15s to 91..09 Sunset 71 12s to IX Reset 61 Os to 121 Os Farnham .141 Os to 171 Best Heifers and Steer, (per Ordinary Is lOa to Ss atone) • Ss iod to Si Od Macke Cali /6.4 Middling 4 Li 6d to 2s ed Eng. Horne Its to I Sheepskins Os to Ss DLL Sheadisp Is 641. Lambs VI sd co -_-=_±--------- PRICE. OF LEA l'HElt. 1H LEADENHALLO4 MAL Butts. 50 to 5 61 bs iOd stS3 Call Skias, SO to 401 b. spa t h , Ditto, 56 o 661bs 351 264 Ditto 50 to 701bs g si Merchants Backs Othi Othi Ditto 70 to Stdhs lid eM Dressing Hides leal 1541 i Small Seals Oreenland tozd at Me Coach Hides l 6d 17ild 1 !Aril* ditto, par der. 8041031. 1410 E 111 . St. James's Market Sit Ili rown Talbw Clue Market - us ed I Yellow Russia Whit/chapel Market Sa At. 4 White ditto Pe! Min of 81b. I Soap di tto • ' Candles per dux. los tit—Mooids, Its 01 Yellow Soap. 86,—Mottled, 9.5--Curd. Ilss—Pain, hal ns td las 04 PRICE oil 3 LOCI Bank Stock, shut 3 per Ct. Red. shut 3 per Ct. Cons. 63 611 in CS 4 per Cent. shut 5 per Cent. Navy 53+ ud Us ail S YF.S fklU AY. Lorg Anna. shtft India Stock luau Bonds 8 7 pr. Ecch. Bills '2 S pr. Coftiols for Account 62 BIRTHS. At Kinsale, the Lady of Thomas Beard, Eat. Captain ia tk North Cork Militia, of a son and heir. Margaret Benbow, wile of lames Benbow, of Cound Kr, Shropshire, of a son, abler being married 19 pears without bra MARKUS°. Sept. 9,at Edinburgh, Alezander Cocklw,;n , Esq.Surgron,LL to Margaret, only daughter of the late 11. Win. Hannay, d Caarliestown. Thursday, at Lambeth, John Hutton Annesley, El. to Jaw, • widow of the late Colonel Woodburn, of the Behgal Artillery. Monday sennight, at Knaresborough, Mr. John remelt, 4 4 70, to Mtss tort, of the same placc, to her 19th year I Saturday memoirist, at Sherburn, hi tjor Wm. Um:gm, of the 2d Guards, to Miss Pearson,of Aber turd. August 28, Major Watson, R. M. to Miss I.ney Whyte, st Dysart, V feshi-e. Sept. 8, Lieutenant Webb, R.M. to Miss Tigent, of Porurs.• 1 DIED. On Saturday last, Mrs. Peters, wife of Henry Peters, Esti.ol Betchworth Castle, Surrey. At Hayes, Middlesex, after a severe illness, Amelia, of Captain George Sydenham, of the Madras Establasorneat. Thursday, Mrs. busanna l'helwaU, wife of Mr. Ittelwalle Lintokes-Inmaelds. Wednesday se'upight, Dr. Arnold, Physician to the fAsade Asylum at Leicester. At Abereromby Manse, on the ed instant, Alexander, dd son of the Rev. Robert Swan. Thursday, aged 50, Mr. Henry Vernon Greaves, Librarian' the Hull Subscription Library. Thursday, aged S 5, Capt. Wm. Attila, of the brig Silva dHgt, bound to Petersburgh, in a it o! apoplexy. In . French, PIhWOATE Arlo Nun A" ) si The • - In fastA . 1 It is no u rp s u per 4 dwell 1.0! n . g 24. Cot Od Worel •nak• of ISi Od Ain b T 3164 . Esq 7.17 • E. 1.. ew •• 1 1 An 14 SU 0. any • A Lately, Juts-, street, Portland-place, sister, short coast. _, was supposed in the r of the , ministered the skill r amiable the daui to be r the medic patronage joint.* vela dent p. voutably lightee Aster of Messrs• cards? Hospital !sated Editit Anatomy muter son, Rutin saying able. we, ment of tic snceeil, variety uni more bilit state. they n stored and • eVer tion grey ten of mittonce for of rerpectai skill, ar *ivied 1, Practice. alga An Lad to Petersburgh, in a to ot apoplexy. a Limerick, Anne, second daughter , o f Lieutenant-Caked int rich, of the Quarter Master General's Dapartment. else .attly, Julia, the daughter of W. Dickiusoo, Esq. of *also An et, Portland-place, Bath : this young lady, with a yeerge, W. er, who now also lies with little hope of recovery, wart rt time since on a visit to their brother who reside:seek • s'• l it. By way of preparation for sea-bathing, they took, rrka s supposed to be, a dose of salts eacS, from a medicieedit he family. In less tban'half hour, however, the Adele Ij he effects discovered that some deleterious drug bad bassi sistered by mistake; the consequences of which have . skill of the faculty and the aid of antidotes; and this" fable young persons have been sacrificed in the prime °Mos • dangerous drugs in private depositories, which ought Ws be administered but by prolessional persons. RENOV Al ED HE ALT 'T has beim too frequently the subject of just of As • general reprobation, that men destitute of the dowsed , !medical art have offe trd themselves' as candidates fur pa* tronage in the profession of phy'sle. For the purport el thill 841 iti.v to the result of oar studies and experience, sad es 1 11 ; it us from beitig classed Moog those empirics *bow nt pretensions have, unfortunately tor safety, beet as if• urably received; we beg leave to submit to the liberal UJ PM Inened &faithful statement of our pursuits led squirmiest.. :ter having received a regular medical edusation as the rob Meters. Grinded and Wizard, whose lectures and prtfice , irefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the Lodes es ()vital; we entered' ourselves as Students in that justly tdr ated school for medical acquirement, the Royal Celligla 6° , 1111 linburgb, and were instructed in the di ff erent broods natomy, Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic. tarry, Midwifery, Botany, Sta lice. by thase canines eta, Drs. Moore, Gregory. Black, Hamilton, Dunces, titberford. We trust we shall net be deemed presumpteme i ling that our proficiency and acquirements are not tricssi.' )le. Having for a long series of years mats Venereal 0 laints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular it^ et of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be alloweddi I 'e have acquired superior knowledge of ther treat.nent and cot. P -In slight and recent cases of infection , a peeled re-es:AO' s tent .s completed in the short period of two days ; and in dalt fi f the utmost inveteracy, where other Practitlooers have bard d ICCeil, a pi oiler perseverance in our plan of treatment tete* the Patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the snebnclek 111 ariety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long adult uhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes there are 1,~1 lore alarming or more distressing than those deliciencies &oda!, ilities which frequently prevent or embitter the nutrias.' tate. To such persons, it must be a c onsolation to know t hey may now, by a new and infallible n o d e of treatments cis I toned to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, Ism nd vigorous constitution. In all cases of d.ebtl•tls fro. h i s ver cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal lon, we may be consulted by Patients of either sex wills it ;reatest secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at hontekill en to three, and front six in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the Country are requested to state the partici. if their case, age, and general baba of living, kca etscloin4 nittance for advice and Medizinu , when the ewe will We si sent to any part of the Kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our ontlernifigi postage of letters may be added to the account for wadi.* I CURRIE and Co. urgeons, No. 587, Hattssla a. gfr Messrs Currie and Co. have Certificates from the respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh of tberlilleit skill, and humanity, with which they performed the a d . signed them during the time 'they at t e nded their Lentuter . Practice —~ - WATER TO MORROW Al LONDON n$ • Mornier - ittin. alter li if Aft er noon - - 58 , LONDON: Printed by Lavas. Kama - , Pickett tubilsked there, and a: :he mar-015ce, Temple Bar. moor IT , ..a. PP , Iwrl 1 D. Ch Mo.. Su! of I. How It 1 etatto addn A.: St at chi et T slay et di 'Mk ause PI tbe I De. as 4 I AO! Hai ea Isb evel Mit Mr