Star. — London, England, 1809-10-19 00:00:00

POLICE. &e. HorE. Mee-stem Hot:nee—Yesterday TAmist Mikity a la bourer from the East India warehouses, in Hounds ditch, was fully committed, charged with stealing from those warehouses 12 ounces of Robert Farnham was charged by a Mr. Posting, with 'fraudulently obtaining from hitn thirty-two pounds, which he got for a bill, given him to be dis counted. The complainant stated, that he gave the bill to the prisoner to get cash for ; that he brought him .51. saying that he was to get the remainder the next day, but next day he did not appear, and when Mr. 11. found him, he said the bill was not good, and desired him to return the 51. .saying he would give the bill back ; this Mr. P. did, but could get neither the bill nor the money. The prisoner, in his defence, confessed he had got this bill discounted by Mr. Parker, of Fleet-street, and alledged as a reason for not paying the money to Posting, that he owed him 281. and that as he ls d indorsed it, he niu it be answerable for it, as this was an accommodation bill, and would not be paid by the acceptor. The LORD MAYOR said, it appeared to be a frau dulent transaction, but it was necessary to see the bill, and the prisoner was remanded. Gummi:etre—Yesterday J. Mealy and Neil were brought up by a patrole from West Smithfield, having been found by him with lead in their posses sion, for which they could not satisfactorily account. 1 They were allowed to enter on board the tende r. QUEEN-SQUARE. —Yesterday Frances 13yas was fully committed, charged with stealing a pocket book, Our Fair, during the past week, has been attended wslue 51. belonging to Mr. Chapman, in Chelsea, by by nearly all the distinguished families of this county, whose statement it appeared, that on the preceding besides numerous others from mere distant parts.— evening, whilst passing through St. James's Park, The Assembly, on Friday evening, has been rarely the prisoner accosted him. when they had not pro excelled in brilliancy and numbers, there being nearly ; ceeded many yards before he discovered that h is pro -370 persons present, among whom were noticed: ' p e rry was gone, on which he secured her, and found The Marchioness Cornwallis, Lady Isabella Fitzroy, Lord and . the hook in her possession. I.ady Rous, Lord Templetown, Lord Brooke, Lord Castlerosse, , UNION H ALL.—Peter Hon. Col. .M iss n, Hon. Mr. Vanneek, two Hon. Miss Towns. 1 . , Smith was yesterday charged hends, Hon. Miss Rous, Sir Charles and Lady Bunhury, Sir WIC. i 'Mil stealing a pair of candlesticks and a pair of Lan, Lady, and two Miss Rowleys; Lady Gage, with Sir Tin- Alauffers, from the Red Lion public house, at the foot mas and Lady Mary Ann Gage, Sir James and Lady Crauftwdil'Of Westminster Bridge. Sir Thomas and Lady Cullum, sir Harry and Miss Parker, Sir ! Mn,mßest, the landlady, stated, that the prisoner Robert and Lady Harland, Sir Patrick and Lady Blake, Sir John ' , Siirliy, Sir Wm..Aylett, and other Officers of the Sta ff ; Mr. and . called for a pint of beer, which, having drank, he Mrs. Gooch ,Admiral and Mrs. Wilson, Colonel and Mrs. Ham- , was ring out without paying for it, w ien she, in inond, Col. Lovelace and family, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Rowley, • stopping him, perceived something under his apron, Mr. H. and Colonel Banbury, Mr. B. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. which she insisted on seeing ; he then produced a Acton. Mr. and Mts. Ranh'', Mr. Mrs. and rove Miss Mills, fe.e. Candlestick, which she knew to be her property ; on The Balls on the Wednesday and Monday evening which she desired a person then in the house to search were also very respectably attended, arid the Ordina him, when in his small-clothes a nother candlestick ries, each day, at the Angel inn, were well served , and was found comealed, and a pair of snuffers under afforded the usual conviviality around the social board, his shirt. where both sexes “ in happy union meet." A second charge was preferred against him by Mr. ............ ...r.......1 Cliff, of Waterman's Arms, Stangate, where he The Duchees of BRUNSWICK intends removing nett ;had :ipm the same morning, and stolen a pair of w.ek.4 - rcrtn Blackheath, to her new residence in Spring le estra. He was fully committed. for trial. .. . Gardens. , 1 A fellow has c trivcd to levy contr i but ions daring Uperards of 3000 persons assembled at Hillsborough . the last weelkitt ilford and its neighbourhood, by fi . nding out sn trersons as have relatives abroad, or Castle, nn Monday se'nnight, to celebrate the coming in a_French . ...on, and writing letters, purporting to of age of the Marquis of DOWNSHIRIr. An ox and be from sue friends, by which he has obtained mo. flour sheep were roasted whole, and the tables were ney from several people, pretending to have the plentifully covered. A splendid ball and supp power of remitting it to their friends and relations. — er were given in the evening to upwards of 300 of the neigh.. houteng Nobility.and Gentry. iHe had a young woman li.ith him, but on finding 1 that a coast :title leas after them, they set o ff with such MT. M‘Doentere of Clanrenald, Scotland, came or precipitation as to leave beh i nd a great number of ewe on the 29th ult. when his tenants of Arasaig, and : letters, addressed to different people at Botany Bay ; the islands of Egg and Canna, were convened at the .. from which circumstance it is presumed that the man inn atAresaig. Bonfires were lighted, and colours were : is a convict returned from transportation, and than seen flying on board all the vessels in the harbour. i he has obtained those letters from the friends of per- At four o'cloek, the Gentlemen sat down to dinner, i sons there, under pretence of being able to forward ordered at the inn for the occasion , when the health . them, and for which service it is probable he has re ef the young chief, with all the other toasts usual on ! ceived row xds. such happy occasions, were drunk with the greatest i enthusiasm. At six o'clock all the Ladies in that i Saturday evening an elderly lady was hustled by a part of the country assembled in the tea-rooms, and i set of thieves, near Stonecutter-street, Fleet-marker, w ien s relost a pocket-book, containing £Bl . . 1 1 in Bar. at se the dancing commenced, which continued till seven o'clock next morning, when the whole party re. . notes. o tired, after spending the night with the greatest liar- On Monday evenlng, as twoentlemen were cross lug 6 the lieidi on the other side of Pentonville, their mossy. i oars were assailed by repeated cries of murder at some The providential change in the weather during the ('distance. On proceeding towards the spot whence last week, has enabled the farmers in the Somerset !the eoise came, they observed a man making with districts to finish their harvest. 1 all speed towards Maiden-lane, pursued by another The Potatoe crop has been uncommonly abundant , calling out Stop Thief, and whom they joined in throughout the whole of Scotland this season. In I pursuit ; but the villain having considerably the start some places in the county of Fife , the produce has i• of them, and favoured by the darkness of the night, exceeded 21:1 tonsper acre. Throughout England, we made his escape. The man, it seems, who was believe, the Turnip crops have been equally abundant. i stoppe d, was returning home from his work, w! , en Mr. William Rutledge, gardener, has now in his .he was overtaken by the robber, who, presented a garden, at Shaddongate, an apple-tree in full blossom. pistol to his breast, and demanded his money or his Saturday last, Wii.t.raxt TURNER, servant at Mr. life. The other, lifting his hands on pretence of put- Tii vans PARKER'S Farm, of Len Hall, Bishopsbourn, : ting them in his pockets, seized the • pistol, which r2turning from Canterbury with a load of dung, being flashed in the p.m, and immediately a desperate strug mtich intoxicated, attempted to get on the top, when gle mum', the robber endeavouring to throw the men into a ditch. and he making efforts to prevent him. he fell beneath the wheel , which passing ov er him, . fractured sev,l: al ribs, and otherwise injured bim so . During this the gentlemen fortunately came up, and much, that ire died at the 3(ent and Canterbury Hos- , the robber made off, leasing behind him his blud pital a few hours after his admission. ! geon, and nearly the half of his coat. Tuesday evening, a; the mate of a coasting vessel ; On Thursday se'nnight the house of Mr. Ryan, was walking along Pennington-street, Ratcliffe-High. 1 farmer, at Beliyregran, in the county of Limerick, way, he was hustled by three men, who robbed him , was assailed by a vast number of men, mounted and of 51. and his protection. E armed, who demanded admittance, which being re- Yesterday a fire broke out in the upper part of the fused, two shots were fired in at the window, but far from int;midetine family, they were spirited house of Mr. Sharp, Blue-maker, in Newgate-street, . ,- Ryan's . returned by Ryan, discharging three muskets ; which, by the early arrival of the ig•nren and en- • 1 Y gives, was got under without much damage. . one shot wounded a horse, on which the forman of the gang td and' which it appears they Yesterday morning a female servant to a trades had stolenf r om the neighbourhood. man in Fleet-street, fell from her chamber-window i A few nights since, eight villains broke into the into the yard, and was killed on the spot. house of James Dern, at Ballyseedy, near Trake, in Mr. B. Hobson, sent of J. Hebsos, Esq. of Carlisle, Ireland, and forced open a press, from which they en Monday se'nnight, dislocated his node, and frac- took 40 guineas. They afterwards fired four shots tured his leg, occasioned by the overturning of the to t err ify him, and robbed him of his small clothes, Liverpool M.til, near Garstang. in which was a considerable sum. A man named A lad of the name of Raynen, while going on board ' Conner, who slept at Deen's, was also robbed cf ten al..eessef lying in the Lower Peol, on Friday, laid guineas. Deen, his son, and Conner, had a long b‘ed of a-elaelt rope, by mistake, fell into the stream, struggle with them, in the course of whiCh Deen re and was, unfortunately, drowned. ceived a severe wound on the head from a blow of a Ike Whet! goes Round To-morrow fifornins.—Ano- pistol, and had one of his fingers nearly cut off by a thee Day, and all is over.' no Chance left for those hanger. His recovery is extremely doubtful. who neglect to buy to-morrow. TWO Hundred iThonsand Pounds Sterling have given rise to as A most barbarous circumstance occurred in the ma ny new .ndventnrcrs r every body s e ems so well Poorhouse, at Liverpool, on Wednesday se'nnight. A fine boy, about nine years of age , wa s playi n g pleased witho - he idea of particip a ti ng i n so cap i ta l a near a man who was doing some work with a pitch . st un, that they cannot resiet buying ; in fa ct , i t i s no 'volunt ar ily sub'. fork in his hand, and having given him som e offence , lots to the Pub lic, for i f i t was not the man most inhumanly ran after the boy , and tan scribed to, every ore must pay thei r quota i n another wa y. Hottesee and Co. have Tickets and Shares for h i t , at their O l d Established State Lottery Of. the fork - into his back with such violence, that it passed through his lungs, and came out at his breast. iota, ,i 6 Combat, and St. Margaret's Hill, 80. The poor child li neredabout twelve hots . * and then died in great ago ny. The man was tmilbediatelT Psi . taken into cust ody. 44 Irate springs eternal in the hunesn breszt."—rotz. '.!tilest the wild'rings dare, ani the tormenta•of strife, That darken and sadden our path to the tomb, Ah ! what cculd induce us to struggle through life, If Hope, stitiling Hope, did not brighten the gloosn ! The chaplet that Sorrow had steep'd in her rears, its roses all drooping, all wlthet'd and pale, Revils'd by her hre.:th, far more dazzling appears Than when it was scattering its balms on the gale. 0 tome, then, enchantress ! and shed o'er my soul A beam of the radiance to lighten its woe;* And while thy gay visions illusively roll, I'll worship the spell, though its falsehood I know►. For long In my bosom, corrosive and stern, Hath wild Disappointment exerted its sway; Yet still to the finger of Hspe will I turn, That points in the distance an unclouded day: And will it return, that clear white dawning morn, (kr which no more tempests of anguish shall rave? Hope whispers it will—for, extracted the thorn, Thy bosom shall tranquilly rest in the grave. And clear shall Eternity's morning arise. • And bright and unfading thy happiness glow, Tho' lost upon earth, 'twill be found in the skies, Untarnish'd by falsehood, unsullied by woe ! BURT, OCTOBER 18. 1 MiltheßAMS OF SCOTLAND. Allgoarn.—John Airth, Jim. Esq. Provost ; James Goodall, and John Andson, Esqrs. &sillies; Alex. Stewart, Dean of Guild; Ales. Brown, Convener of the Trades ; Radek Bruce, Town lreaaarer, and Wm. Allan, Guild Treasurer. Et.citt.--George Brown, Esq. of Linkwood, Provot ; Francis Taylor, Wm. Gauldie, Robert Joss, and Joseph Collie, Esqrs. Batllies ; Peter Nicholson, Dean of Guild. ItavtaNzss.—Thomas Gilzean, Esq. Provost ; James Clark, William Wilson, James Robertson, and Alex. M-Kenzie, Esqrs. A few days since, as tht: David Scot East man, was going into dock, at Blackwall, her mai:l - fell upon the deck, when a man had one of !is arms shockingly bruised, and another lost three fin gers, and the stern of a vessel lying alongside was drove in. A child was severely burnt at Aberdeen, owing to the bed being set on fire by a candle, and, we regret to state, died, on Tuesday se'nnigbt. - - • . _. A few evenings ago, as a patrole that watched the Somers Tovn.road *as entering his box with a load- j ed carbine, he incautiously put his hand on the'muz- I zle, when the piece went off, and almost shivered his hand to pieces, a mortification ensued, and the poor man lingered until Saturday afternoon, when he ex pired. Tuesday se'nnight, aman named James Roger, while at work in a quarry at Rubislaw, near Aberdeen, was, by the falling of a large stone from a considerable height in the face of the quarry, instirtly cru.hed to death, his body being shockingly mangled. His em ployer, who stood near him at the tim: of the accident, was also severely hurt. Sunday night Mr. Burnet, Surgeon, of Great Mary la-bonne-street, was called out to a Gentleman who had dropt down in a fit, at the corner of Wimpole street ; Mr. 11. hastened to the spot, and on examining the gentleman, he discovered that it was Mr. Fair bairn, his own assistant, who had been , spending the evening in perfect health and spirits ; but had ex pried immediately after he fell. Isuat7Lwr.—An Inquest was held on Monday, by C.: HODSON, Esq. at the Wheatsheaf public-house, in Holywell.street, St. Clement's, Strand, on the body of • John White, an infant, under two years of age, son of Mr. Alexander White, baker, in the same street. Su sannah Nixon, servant to Mr. White, said, on Saturday last she had left a pan of boiling water in the yard, and went up stairs. The child was not in the yard at the time. A few minutes afterwards, she heard the infant scream violer fly. Witness ran into the yard, and found the child on the ground, close to the pan, from which, in its agony, it had rolled out. Dr. Stanton and Mr. Thoina, were immediately sent for, and rendered every med4cal assistance in their power, but in vain. Verdict---,Accidental Death. PARTNERSI - lIPS DISSOLVED. John Sykes and Brothers, of Accrington, Lancashire, Dec. f.'s 1808.—WilHart, :tyke:, and 'iliornas Sykes, of Accrinin on, Lanca shire, cotton Tinstem, Dm tr., 1805.—George rumen and James Palmer, of Elsirg, Nor!oik, paper-makers, Sept. 30, 1809. —Bulket.y Pike and lt:,/vird Coates, of Mlitchester, cotton • dealers, Sept. f 29, 1 :',OD.—.l:rry NErihall, Richard Coates, and Eulkeley Price, of Mancheste7, cotton dealers Sept. £9, In(W.— William Mars: r, II;t::er Lowe, and Nathaniel Pryer, of Tocley. s!reet, Stnithwark, skinners,Fopt. 30, 18c9...—Waklegrave Ge t.ge Brewer ofd Derry Waidegrave, of Bermondsey, Surrey, L::at builders, May 13, leVi..--Juseph Hill f ind Co of Leeds, shire, cullers, Oct Ifico.--:rtinmai and Wilihmt BenfiLitt, of Botolph-lane, London, orane merchants, Oct. 17, IFOI9. VANTrkIII F.Y, Oct:ART 16. Ambernilt 07s Of! to • Os C-t 1 Pale ditto 935 Cd to Os Ott Fine Flour ins OA to Os Cd Second di:to 565 Od to Cs tid Third ditto 735 01 to Sls Oil Rough ltie;al 86s Od to Os Od Hops (bags) :A 10s to 61 Os Do ;pockets) 61 Cs to 71 00s N. Po•skt•ra 01 Cs to 01 Os Hay (tons) 41 .5s to 51 Os 5-tinfoil) 41 I,s to 51 5s Clove 41 s's to 41 Ws Sttaw 21 10s to 01 Os Br. Wheat 93s Od to 105 s Od New ditto 80s Odto.loBs Od White ditto lOCA . Od to 115; Od Seed ditto riefi CO TO i i ;4'S od New H 4 W 11t;5—:.1965•0 , 1 Rye 581 od to od Barley 44s Od to 5'3 Od Oats ifs Cd to 4Us 041 st's 04 to 514 Cd To . IC 51ts Od to GOs Od Hog Peas 52s Od to stis od !Wog ditto 80s Cd to 005 Od Tams (hush.) Hs OLI to tOs 04.1 Brown Malt Otis od to Os Cd PRICE OF HOPS IN THU BOROUGH MARKET. 140 S. Kent 51. 10s. to 111. 03. Kent Sussex 41. 151. to .51. ss. Sussex POCIO.I S. 51. 15%. to 71. 15e. 51. Os. to Oh Os. • COAL MARKET, October 18. hips at Market Skips sold 12 Newyktle Coals 10'. sBs. od. to 745. Od. THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Arniterdasn, 51 4 2 L Palermo, 110 Pence per ox. Ditto at sight, SO 9 Leghorn, 60 Rotterdam, 915 2 U 1 Genoa, 33 Hamburgh, 29 0 21 U Vales, 52 Liv. Pict°le Altona, 29 1 24 11' in fkctive per stet. Paris 1 dales da. 2O 1 Liv. Naples, 42 Ditto, 2 Us. 20 .5 Lisbon, 6.i Hour& aux, do 20 5 Oporto, 68 Madrid, 44 Effect. Dublin, 9 Cadiz, 4O Effect. Cork, 101 ililboa, 41 Effect. New Dollars, ss. sd. Rio Janeiro 71 Malta 56 Gihrahar nilt. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMO 'IONS. The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Clayne has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Sackville Hamilton, son in-law to Edward Deane Freeman, Esq. of Castlecor, to the united Parishes of Kil brin and Liscarrol, vacant by the death of the Rj:v. Francis Cle•- ments—and also, the Rev. J. Chester, to the Parish of Castle magnor. in the room of the Rev. S. Hamilton. His Lordship has also been pleased to appoint the Rev. James Hingston, son of the Vicar-General of Clovne, the Prebend of Conline. BIRTH. Thursday last, at Finch House, near Liverpool, the Lady of, Capt. Phibhs, late of the 4th Dragoon Guards, of a son and heir. MAR R fa). At Edinburgh, on the 1": h inst. Walter Cook, Esq. writer to the signet, to Miss J. Mooed. if second daLghter of the late John Moncrieff, Esq. of Saucho-A. Wood. Monday se'nnight, at kirkhanimerton, Yorkshire, the Rey. Andrew Clicap, Vicar of Knaresbcrougit, to Miss Fisher, daugh ter of the late Mr. Fisher, of Carleton. The Rev. Charles Barker, Rector of Tilimnstone, Kent; to Miss Turing, daughter of the late Mr. John Torinz, of Devon shire-place, London. At Glasgow, Mr. Thomas Miiltr, n-.er:liant. to Miss Jean Mitchell, daughter of the Rev. Andrew Mitchell, Rith. DI ED. At Roselee, on the 6th inst. of a very short illness, the Right Hon. the Countess of Crawford, Sz.c. at a very advanced age. Ar Grangemouth, on the =9th ult. James Forrester, second son of Robert Forrester, Treasurer of the Bank of Scotland. At Newcastle, on the 2d instant., on his way from Harromgate to Edinburgh, Edward Mercer, Esq. fornierly a Colonel in the army. At Jamaica, on the 26th July last, Brigadier-General Joseph French, second in command in the expedition to St. Domingo. AT Gulval, Mr. Andrew Stephens, aged :!G, farmer, whose death was occasioned by a fall from his horse, and breaking of a blood vessel. 1 WATER AT LONDON 13RIDGF. 'I 0-MORROW. M0rning.......... roloutes atter 12 Afternotxt....4(o-:. 2 minutes after ).X WHEN PROrESSIONAL MEN of Etiticatii,,. and Responsibility deviate from the General System. L; the selection of a particular branch, the sanction of long continued success is the best criterion Of superiority. Fourteen years have We deVired our practice to the exclu:ive treater :.t of two disorders, and the successful result of our phis gives ;.:: additional ardour to oppose, as far as we livable, th e r , eage., of those complaints which are the most importaot in th e catolosue of human infirmities. „a frer ;vitiation into every iiranclr of practice, we contemoa rpd ti,. • suffering% of Siphylitic and /gni.: cell P4tientS, alld fOrMcd a wish to rescue individuals from the ignorance of unethicaied ile a , 1 -.r the equally dangerous precipitancy of general practitioners, The disorders, to the cure of which we have devoted our atten don, comprise every species of Venereal hitectioo, whether of a recent or long duration: 2dly, AU kinds of debility, w h ether arising from the halite of school-boys, or the indulzetiries n i tila. ture age.—Numerous diseases are the resttit brig-tome s , sr haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, an,: it pot ah rr, quelnly happens, that the seeds of life are puisone...l by :et huh, ere Lion of an unguarded hour. 1 By a superior method such complaints are .ea , il7 e ti p e .i ; and evco where others have failed, we nos: that . .ve I. pu n ,. 0 offer a radical re-establishment. • Few, however, arethe casce of comnlicated distress ist this order, compared with the calamitous situations f!f m en. from an indulgence in a Solitary Vice, or the pfte a i m a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility, witiOe 3 avoidable eonsequence-of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer breeds over his mistry, bet t3t,, oily coaceals his misfortune, ft may be some coasoirion 6 r bitty to know, that although it he an object of doubt or use, minty with other practitioners, the removal of these doh :iencies by sh, gradual progress of renovation Is the acquirene:nt of our exp es i g , ft II the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to redece der:. vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early coureeralitti of this languid state,and in those cases, no great digit:ley set:le:cu t But where this deficiency has for years existed. a prerer ierst. verance is indispensihly requisite to reu!ve the sluntberieg spziks of life, and to re-animate th.: C 01141- iog. The secrecy which is so essential to ..ur undertaking, and the qualifications which we presume to state, form the L e as e ; pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimaian ietien t that Messrs Leto,' and Co. may be eonsulted personalty,' or by letter, (inclosing a Bark Note) at their house, toe, A : v i m. street, Strand, near Temple Bar. e There is an additional entrance in IC' ater-strett "ijairing, dad the name is on both doors. A Diploma from the Royal College of Surgeons k London, an d Testimonials from the most eminent l'hysisians and Lecturers of regular education, and ussiduous attention to the studies artery branch of the profession, are opentothe inspection of any enquirer, and conttitute a fair ground for that success with which we have hitherto beets honoured. E. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons. No. 59, Arundel -street. CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service., challenge the whole world to covt. a single instance where their Medicine and method of erre har..e failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profession has not given rite to one unsucevisful case. They continue to direct their studies to thetreatment cud c•ire of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the 1•••!...r., which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful elheis af a habit long and snot unhappily pursued b., the youths nfbo:hser.s; in the one it will be found to be the tin!: source of tranen ness : the other have its ravages fatally developed to their. by adic tresseng state of debility, which, if not timely remedig d,:ermlnates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, whit mt. soniptions,!oss of muscular pow and variow nervous cc:al:tans estially . charecterisv the earller stages of this Tolitary vice. Of pt - sans Lnguishiog under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved unsucei. , :ful, in tit: ,-course of a long, laborious, and much extended pragllct. In the obstinate and conoklicated casts of venereal iniection, rut% as Ot:ructiois in the urethra, apungy earrescenc,s, hard ts moors, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gi;ets, as assSTRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have bedll , !:Itleo shill of other l‘ractitionert ; are by their present improved, plan, ci treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the suffering thu es cruciaring pain and alarming hemorrhage wh.cr often follows tke application of the lunar caustic. In the coiut‘v So years extensive practice in this metropolis, run:el-our case; St:l:tures have been and are daily under their tare, tile t , ,ot. eradication of which are effected by a safoo, certair., and expedi tious mode of practice, superior to any other yet .adopted. weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this coriplt, is speedily removed, and the prien:' re. tored to sound sad-ri gorous health. But where the dehllity has for years tAisted, proper perseverance in their renoretive remedies, after the St-.it time has been destroyed, is indispentably reepoisite to revive tilt slumbering sparks of life, and to la animate the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectability, have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re ninval of complaints of tke Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, butt; received a radical and permanent core, request that referento may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided sa periority of Messrs. Come and Co.'., plan of treatment. Main of these Gentlemen have bad Strictures harm ten to twenty yens, and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside, and other sur.;ous of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success.. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their bonne, No. IQ:, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country arc requested to ore the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, .Ss. inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the suns will be given or sent to any part of the kint.slain. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their widern.kia:, the postage of letters may be added to the account for mordieiriess 9th .km. 0909-107, Hattost Garden. 1W HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LEITERS PATENT. LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, justly famous fo! their soprior efficacy in curing every degree and sytr.pmat of the Venereil Diseese, the Scurvy, Sze. without cadmium , ' restrzint t t diet, is an easy, expeditious, safe, slid secret clan. ncr. One .mail tasteless Pill is a dew, its operation irapercci•- _ tible, and requiring no partizatar attention. hi 15 d:z•?s they generally cure those cruel Disorient :.r1 where they fill in that time of perfectly restoring ;width, tke &- tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at the eve otitt- - t su restored, let the degree of malignancy he ewer so great. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, t 3 make direittlt - A the complaining part, and enter into contest with the matter, which they speedily dislodge -arid expeL They are % red by erierieitee to be a preserver of health, as well s a :ter, by taking only eight single rills Spring and fall in in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligatirn •••• that whatever he promie.xl hiniself from them, they tser• art! exceed, as though impatient of ittimoro and t r.:v.- •, fame. '!'terse Pills art most worthy a place in the Masters and Captains of. '4,ips ; the more so, far that tLe-,7 keep good is all dimate•s imy leagth of time, and that they now borne the test of lepar CO years, with Increasing cr•:i themselves, and honour to their all:110r, inns. inua that duriar '•:. last eight years they have ra-L•cally eared upwards of 4(40;:t) sons, mane of *ham had berm discharged from Hospi , al 4 salivation had heen frequently repeated, and all other meti:o-.. made use uf Irithont effect. _ Prept - ed- and Sold by the Sole Prolsri:tor, TnoMAS Member of tiler, uyalCullege of Surgeons in Londcu,at No. 4"), New Bri.ike.street ; where he will give advice, tra;l:, Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will Answer Pan ert , 1.!'" tees, if post-pah4 en the-Kune terms, observing in aliases '• , most inviolo.hle .iecrecy, no patient's .name or case 110 i4 C''.l" mentioned, but at thlir own particular requesi,4Y the 1 3 :::;cito' during the course of mere than in years, that he has had the " ducting of an ex: :Av.! sale of the above medicine, ar.l the tice arising zlierefrom. . . They are al* sold, by .his appointm,nt, at-the Pi..rfanicr 9 55 St. Alban's-street, ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-Hill, opposite the Monument ; and by one Perscrr in every town in Engard, &c. in Boxes of en;y 3s. 9e. each, with full and plain directions, whereby persons of Lithe/ r cure themselves with ease and secrecy. N.B. Every Box sold in Great Brit aini t aeale;'. up on which, by favour of the Commissicnus, is printed 1 O fe lc l e on ‘ y. iT a . n ld'aalylloort,hNers are ta r , e o N c eLti fri dg r tret t," to i s il I c - "Am•••• .•••• LONDON : Printed and publisheoi by LEVEL RENT. ei terbury-Plice, Lambeth, at the Sivi it-Os rter, No. 1, .-are street. Published also at the STaa..OrricE,TeMplc-11.1r.