Star. — London, England, 1811-04-23 00:00:00

NVhile N is a) Tis sad to think the days are gone When those we love were near; -I sit upon this mossy stone, And sigh! when none can hear: And while t spin my flaxen thread, And sing my simple lay, 'the village seems asleep or dead While Lows is away! . INTELLIGENCE. ~•• • -STIRLING, APRIL IS. 'The Cirdnit Court of - Justiciary was opened on Sa. turday last, by the Right Hon. Lord ARMADALE. Vigil* Hunter (.3eri,:efieriander Paterson Classy, and .ThAZ Harrower Burdie, all miners or colliers, in Clack rriAnsewhire were Arica; the first for ins ti g atin g , and tile tie° Tate'vw.hdni,Laktively concerned in a mob of 100 of two hundred persoics,vaisedfor the purpose of rest an illegal - still from George Downie, officer of trcise at Tulllbody, in the course Of which, heb and his aisistant were severely beaten and bruised. After an investigation of above six hours, the Jury returned an unanlthbes Verdict - , finding . the chargin proven—and on MoUday sentence was given, adjudg ing Hunter aedsClerk to six months imprisonment, Mid diereafter to be - banished from Scotland for seven yparc The other two being young men, were reco twom mended by ,she Jury to mercy, and adjudged to ttithilts further imprisonMent. /Wert Paterson, collier' at Plean, accused of theft, Was found gtiilty, by his own confession, and senten ced to six months imprisonment: John Morison, carter at Falkirk, accused of murder, was ontlawed for not appearing. Robert Brown Anderson, James Menzies, alias James Robertson, weavers in Glasgow, John Burns, publican in Falkirk,' Ifizabeth his wife, and Alexander Logan, publican in Denny, accused of shop-breaking, theft, and reset of theft. The ADVOCATE DEPUTE moved the Court to de sert the diet against them Aro loco et temp ore, and they were committed to prison on a new warrant ; and there being no other business at this place, the Court vein proceed to Inverary to morrow. Kent Sucset • An Inquest was held yesterday evening at the White Hart, Bishopsgate-street, on the bodies of Mr. ! Roo mes..coulp, their three children, Martha Court ier, a nurse, and J. Shaw, an apprentice, who all met their deaths by the.fire which broke out in the house in which they lived, on Saturday morning. Susannah Creed, the wife of a waiter at the Lon don Tavern, who with her husband were in bed in the house at the time the flames burst forth, and whe escaped, stated, that she lodged on the first floor, nnd shortly after two o'clock, she was alarmed by a loud crackling, which she at first conceived to pro , Anted from some person endeavouring to break into An. house. She immediately awoke her husband, and i foreed the chamber door, when she observed a ,coltainn of smoke ascending the stairs. She screamed put fire and Was about to run up stairs to alarm the larnily;kint•vras prevented by her husband, who drag. pd her back, and theft thr owin g a feather-bed out &the window, she jumped upon it, and was shortly .ifietwards followed by her husband, who inflicted a deep wound in his leg in making his escape. Upon being . questioned as to the probable cause of the dreadful accident, she saki that Mr. Goulce's family weft in thshabit of leaving a large fire in the parlour when they wins to bed, for the purpose of drying theii.tietbei which they washed once a week' ; and a fire, was elm often left under a copper in the wash. • Now eiwbere thf hams, and other.meat intended for • We, were boiled. In addition to the persons already naissed , as having fallen .victims to the devouring ele. mbnt, she said there was a servant maid, named Martha Eyron. Two watchmen proved that they gave the alarm in the wighbourhood ; and Ball stated, that he discovered the flames shortly after they broke out, and gave every assistance in his power to allay their fiery. He was told by a watchman that the family were all 'safe, and consequently did not feel much concern on their account. He did not hear the. slighiest. cry within the house during the whole awful scene:* fireman who'fotmd the bodies, said, that from Apr having fallen' through the rafters, and from their 'disliking condition; it was impossible to form a ilear, idsa ns. to the pri.bablity of their having at , tempted to escape. He was satisfied, however, that - Mr. and - Mrs. Goulee and their infants were burnt in their bed,. from which they did not appear to have risen ; the others, from the tontorsions of their limbs; he was of opinion, • had risen, and had nil got into one room. • • idr. Sun:rout the Coroner, having summed up the •evidenCe, the Jury ,without hesitation, rtturned a ver .4ict of : Died by Accidental Fire. • !, It ;s ,remarkable .that; from the moment the fire broke out to its being extingnisbea, there was not a tingle iscisicr . I:nought. trati that Rh future it illaY Avis's-4e i m pr e ssed oh the thinds of the onach. , men that their first cate shontd to'Ptocikrelhe rish escape ladders in all cafes of fire. - • BIRTHS. - - • • S atur day; the Lady of Sir Henry Lulaloll lo 9, 4arci sldrof a sa At Edinburgh, Mrs. C..ptatin et w ar t , Royal Pentse ' tia, of a daughter . ~ . . BLARRIEt). . .. Lately, at St. G eor g e's Church, in the Borough, by tfig . Jo‘qh.l&fferson, Rector of Weeley, in Beset, William 4,teel M.D.Surgeon - to the Royal Navy , to '....hrliss AM& Alta ' Dehelt, youngest daughter. of tits lot oh Per.o.Dtbell. of (Woo Park Buildings ' Bath ___.... : =a , • ! •." ' I a.st 'week; at his seat it Acton Burnell, Sir Et-L-Sitty t titt • -At Bath , aced RS, Mrs, Una):sett liedges, relic of Hr Adges.of.f/hUonitte House, Bath, . At 144aagh. Ireiand, RObert titifsein, Esa hlth garrison battalion. , 1e tr~e'i 4. .titsithlejapilith . •1 . . . • • • . • . -1 0 .poav mccii,plGE, APRIL 29. aolor , ..,.._/,) aizizait„..cy.,,,,br,. • . Whew' 9C Misr' Beads (old), 50 8 651. Eine dletet,' 911 a. 'Z . _ft itk ditto (old), 4113. 48% Rye (ire). Ifs. '4ost ~ • , OMs, lbs. 225. 255. Barleys-,4,4 1 05. 0 4--_ • •Polast4 dins. 275. Vs. Od. Malt, .648. 798. Potatoe ditto, 305. 31e. White Peas (boilers), 381.445. Rape Seed, 46443, £'2.- Grey ditto, 871. 43st ••• -. , • . • ' line Flour, 75.. f415860.-‘e4Sedisds, 70s. to . 755. RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-lane, including only from the 6th .of April to the 13th of April. Total 3,510 isarters. Aveitise eds. 7id.--08. 144.14nver than last return. • , A RETURN OF FLOUR , - From the 6th of Aptil to the 12th of April. Total 12,910 stacks-- Average 79e. 1;44 Os. Ad. lower than last return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN Al UXBRIDGE, April 18. Wheat per load 201. Os. to 261. M. Barley, per quarter 30s. -d. to 365. -441. Oats 26e. -41. to S6s. -4. Beans 425. -4. to 465. -41. 0141 ditto 445. -d. to 535.'-d• Peas set. -d. to 545. -d SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 99. To sink the Oral per stone of bib. 'tee( Ss. Od. to 6% • 441. Veal .55. 6d. to 7s. Od Vluttan ss. 01. to ss. ad. Pork .ss. Od. to fis 4•3. HEAD Or CATTLE Tilts DAT. Beasts, abaft -2160-Sheep and Lambs, 16,100. " Calves, 89-Pigs, 300. NEWGATE AND I.EADENHALL MARKET Per stone of 81h.by the carcase. Beef ts. 44. to ss. 4d. Veal 44, ed. to 64. 44 vluttoe 4s. Od. to 4s. ed. Pork ss. 6d. to 61. 44 Lamb 65. to 75. 4d. . . PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. iauves. Wurrzeu.arst,. Hay 61. Os. to 91. Os. Hay 61. 05..0 ,it 10$ straw 31. 158, to 41. is. Cloverraw 3 81. Os. to 10i. os Stl. 05. to 31. 121 PRICE OF -TAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 51.105. to 91..155. Rowen 31.. es to M. Or. Clover 41. lOs to 101. 0.. Straw 31. 15s. to 41. 45. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags Pcckets 51. ss. to 71. 151. Kent 131. Os. to 91. 9s 51. es. to 74. os. Susses SI. 10s. to 71. 1.58 RAW HIDES. 1 Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is. 6d. to Is. 84 stone) 2s. 44. to 23. 64. Market Calf 15s. od. each M-iddliags Is.lod. to 2s. 04. English Horse 12s. to 13% Od Sheep Skins Ss. ed. to 6s. Od. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market Ss. 9d. Town Tallow 64. 64 Clare Market or. od. Yellow 'Russia 655 04 Whitechapel Market 3s. 9d. White ditto 601 Od per stone of 81b. --- Soap ditto 58a O d 75 641. Melting Stuff 528 005 Od Average 3. 941 Ditto rough 36s 00s 04 Graves 16. Od Good Dregs lls Od Yellow Soap, 801-4-Mottle4l;'9os Od-Curd, 945. od. Price ot Candles, per dozen 12s Od-Mouids, IS* 04. COAL MARKET, April 22. Sold Prices. 14i 455. 6d. to 565. 64. 1 70s. od. 2 38s. Od. COUNTRY MARKETS. Patel. Or GRAIN AT THE roLLowIN 0 MAIRILTS• BAslNOrroxic.-Wheat 80. Od to 1005 041 per Quarter. Barley 34s Od to 385 Od 1 Beans 43s Od to 485 Od Oats 26. 04 to 31s 6d Pease 00s Od to 005 ed Bread -Is 1T44. per gallon. . HeNLET.-Wheat 80s Od to 98s tid per Qr. Barley 33s Od to 375 fla I Beasts 445 04 to 116 s Od i O a t s 265 Od to 31 5 Od Pease 42s ed to 475 04 . Bread 2s. 24. per gallon MAIDLNHEAD.-Wheat SOS Od tO 105 s 0.1 per Qr. Barley 36s 04 to 39s 04111eami 45s od to 544 Od Oats 285 od to 375 04 Pease 005 Od to OW Od New eitay.-Wheat 84s Oel to 105$ Od per Qr. Barley 32s Od to -418 Od I Pease eis od to 47s ed 1 Oats 25s Od to 325 04 I Beans 43s Od to 485 9d Bread..... ...... ...2s Od per gallon. Raaoura.-Wheat 85s Od to 104$ rid per Quarter. Barley 33s 041 to 39s 6d I B e ans 45s 4,4 to 49s Od Oats 261 04 to a 4. 6d I Pease 00. Od to 005 0.1 Bread 2s. 2d. per gallon. Devi zzs, April 18.-Whest 765. to 965. Barley 38s. to 455. Beans, 438. to 508. Oats 255. to 295. CORNWALL. PRICES CURRENT. TRURO-Wheat, 355. 3d. Barley 15s. 44. Oats 12$. sd. LAUNCESTON-Wheat (II gals.) 245. Barley 10.. 6d. Oats 45. Od. - 4 LisetAlLD-Wheat (16 galls.) 235. to 255. Barley lOs. Od. to 10s. 6d. Oats 10s. so 11s. 04. BODMIN-Wheat 355. Gd. Barley Its. Od. Oats 128. Od. CAltstroaD-Wheat 255. Od. tsrley 16s. Oats 12s. ST. Cozut4s-Wheat 345. to 368. Barley 16s to 009. Clover seed 124. to 344. Grass seed 13d to 14d. Butter 164. - ST. AUSTELL. - Wheat 395. to Os. Barley 16s. to 178. Oats t Is. ad. to 12s. . . HaLsTos-Wheat 345. ad. Barley 15s. ed. PENT ANce--Best Wheat 365. Red, 295. Barley I as. 8 Ills.Od Oats 125. Od. to 13$. 04. Coals 15d. Butter 16;c1. AluNrizz.-The market priers are somewhat lower; Wheat. from £l9. 10.. to £20.55.; Barley, front 295. to Vs. and Oats, '2.65. to 2118, per quarter. Romney Fair s holden on Tuesday, was very full. There was a great shew of Cattle of all sorts, which sold at good prit.es. The best Cheese fetched from 86s. to 88s. per cwt. Chichester Beast Market was most plentifully supplied. Fat mutton experienced a decrease of price. Lambs were purchased at a moderate rate for the time of the year. 8441 4s. Hd. to 49. 84. per stone. Wheat has now descended to £1910.. £l9 15s. and £2O per load, a matter of great exultation ; the great stock in band also is allowed to be more than usuaL Hay A'S per ton. Coals 461 16s. per chaldron. Ships at Market 14 Newcastle 1 Weibh I Cinders Beautiful White Teeth may be regarded as one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth andd, gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath.—BUTLEß'S VEGETABLE RISTORA rtvz 'roans I'OWDER is a most elegant and certain remedy for all dileases of the teeth and gums ' • its particular qualities are not simply confined to elean sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest spite of pcfrfection; it will render then; beautifully white, fasten such is may be loose, and restore them to their origind•pufity, entirely eradicate the scurvy in the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm . to 'the tetithi .tinder them-of a healthful red, and the breath' delidately sweet, relieve and cure the most 'elcrtiebtitig tooth-ach, gem-biles, and swelled face. ...--SottiithUlesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; '...Alliititt, Weston, Mallcity and Jones, Portsea ; Trew. 4rfair,"Veter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert ana Hosland, Plymmth - ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and MeDnriald,,Cilusgow • Sibita,:Mundiesecom,'Ssatt and k e i Hull :; -Greron tend•Bikliio, Liverpool i• Statok and '''. L ar y li ch 4 , M M 4 an bu ch r e g st h ::; e3 :Bn ut :i7n, 7 ,: th :::l 7 . „,,,, t l', ::::;, Li0,,,....gb,,, ; ,cat i grryb 13rjghton i MO mO4, It. MgdiPint YISSIV; - 4114 3 048 i thf.94. eaehs ••••• * - Alii . tettrk: Al' I,OIIDoN lIRM,UOfr-Mtgiltb* Morning 9 4.1140:!j Afternoon . 27 ounutts after 3 111- • V • r • SALES Bt AVM ON. 1 DOVER-STREET, PICCADILLY. - Capital Premlieb, Workshops, &c. worthy the attention of Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, and others, convertible into a Finithp.Residente at an easy hitpence ' . with imincaliate posses alas. By Mt. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday next, April IS, at Twelve, - A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, 1. comprising a spacious eligible Dwelling-house, situate No.'i 24,Dover-street, Piccadilly, in the oecupaqon of Mr. Blease, of which Immediate possession may be had; containing on the attic story,one large Room, used as a work-room; on the second storey, a Cabinet-maker's Shop and Bed-room ;_ first fluor, a spacious Show-room and Bed-chamber ; the ground floor is fitted up as a Shop, embracing the whole front of the house, running In depth about 50 feet, a neat Parlour, and Store and Water-closet behind; basement, Kitchen fitteetup, two Rooms for Servants, Ale and Beer Cellars, Wash-house, kc. area in the front, with Vaults. — The premises are in the preferable • t of Dover-street, looking down Hay-hill, light, cheerful, and airy, convertible at an easy expense into a desirable Residence for a Gentleman. May be.' viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be had; of Messrs. Day and Wedd, Solicitors, Gerrard-street, Soho; at Catraw,sy's ; aad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square. . -.:.-- • ~ • , • . \ . .. , 'aeite - • Aii*arr LUNN. A CANZONt , --........--.. My ritrrther NA me bind my hair ‘ l ' itli beads or rosy hoe, Tie up my sleeves with o:Mande rare, And lace. my balm.: bluz ; ± . _ ,she cries," s.t still %HI " rtar wily " " Whilrinhers dance and play r Alan! I tcar . ce cao.go or creep -. , • • 'While LUBI N is away !. t 44 xT. weep, • I ~, MILL HIP.. HENDON, MIDDLESEX. ELIGIBLE RESUMING!, with Gardens, nest Farm House, and Rich Meadow Isasid.--By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 7, at Twelve, In One I.ot, A VERY Eligible and compact COPYHOI.D X EST ATE, held of the Manor of Hendon, comprising a substantiabbullt Mansion, most beautifully situate on Mill•hill, late the property and residence of !. Edgar, Esq. commanding ex tensive views in all directions ; the house is planned for the ac commodation of a Gentleman's family, with Offices of all descrip tions, Court-yard, wit!! Coach-houses and Stables, walled Gar dens, Terrace, Walks, n-d Plantations, a neat and compact Cot tage, Farm-yari, and outbuildings ; a double Cottage, with Gar dens, large Orchard, &c. and sundry enclosures of rich Meadow Land s the whole about 47 Acres, all lying compact to the Pre mises. This Estate forms a most desirable property, within ten miles of London ; excellent roads 'ln all directions ; cheerful, healthy, and commanding situation. To be viewed by tickets- Particulars may be hail on' the Pre mises • George, Mill-hill ; ' Bell, r ' lendon • Red Lion, and Green Man, ' Barnet.; White Hart, St. Alban's ; Essex Arms, Watford ; Crane', Edgware ; at Garrawy's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, of whom tickets for viewing may be had. MIDDLESEX —Capital 1 6 ANLILY MANSION. excellent 0 ffice P, Gardens, pleasure Granada, Orchard, and rich Meadow Land near Osterly Park.. . By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's, on Tuesd ty, May 7, at Twelve, in One Lot, AVERY eligible FREEHOL D ESTATE, corn prising a desirable and substantial brick-built Family Mar sion, situate in the Parish of Heston, near Oster!) , Park, in the County of Middlesex, and between the two great western roar, within ten miles of Lonsion,containincin the upper floor, a Nur sery, five good Sleeping-rooms, large Uoseti,&c.; prircipat floor, a handsome bowed Drawing-room, the best Bed-chambers, Store room, and Closets ;' ground fluor, a handsome Entrance-hall, Breakfast Parlour, Library, bowed Dining Parlour, opening to a Lawp, Water-closet, Butler's Piintty,China- closet , detached, i . i ite a, good . Kitchen, Brew - house , Atifulry, Coal, Larder, Dairy, I Wine, Ale and Beer Cellars,.i. 'ations Yard, witl. Reservoir of i Water; dpuble Coach-insuke; Eka for ten Horses, Caw 'houses,' lievoy• and other. neceitary bed ding's; the Pleasure-grounds are", tsposailly dispeied, sestit seelusied Essorthe matt by a, hard•tutuel Pisntspion of Ose i :iutps,,Fd fine.grOW(Tl Timber, ,Cardens,well 1 stocked and croß ,wall cintbed wit4e,hoice Fruit-trees, Cieen ' =e ir ,4r.• - /at :f Milt - Ai:Vitra - door; /ontaining in the whisk lifirlailibWßWlls fence , in' altriteel oeighbauthood, awl 1 lllllllloll6llllll 4 iar4ikaa. of Of wain' roads, where vertigo 'art ' front Town stall hours is the day. .. , . „ ybe *sited by tickets ;; particulars op the prima/pm ,tied Lion, Southall and Hounslow , ; White Hone, Usatritio; Post boute , ' Craeford; Wliite Hart, taint hr; Pigeotts, Brentford; ii Sfaind Garter, Kew-bridge ; at Carraluty's ; and of Mr. Robins, Wagyojskerrect, Goides-squirt ;:at:wbgm tickets. be +(kilning - i~~ii.~ SALIVIW - Atterant.• ........- . FitEl - 10I.D, LINCOLVB4OIO-11ritLDS, NORTH'SIIIt Eligible Residezcs,s4ditilikesi etlit‘housc, fitables, dm. By gr. ROBI*, • At Ganroway's, on Tniesilay, May 7, at twelve, ADESIRABLE MEE HOLD ESVIVITE. coil prising a compact Family Residence, situate No. es, un the North side of Lincoln's Ings•bields, hoe 'ii aillsi,oicupatior. and the priperty of Ai a:Annan PUrtiAM 3 r.sq. deou t d. ' c , 3 „, a i. lag four lofty Rooms in the attic storey; oia the second door, two 1 spacious Chambers, w ith Closet and Water-elostt,Ste. two Una.. trig-rooms on the first storeybotnodasicidnetor 6,141, 111 g,,,,, , b i b t 1 roan Stair-case; and on the 'grayed-fluor a nest Entrance, en cellent Dining-parlour, Library, and Butler's Pantry, open air, \Yard; convenient Offices in the basement storey; Coach-1i0,..e, and Stable for three horses. 1 ;ie r ensiscs -ire to Complete order, and immediate possession may be had. May be viewed on 'Tuesday and Thursday lawn gel:tato lose o'clock, with tickets. Particulars on the Pre.nises; of 11.1E.5176. Sandys and Rourke, Crane-court, Fl.vt-street ; at Caraway',; and of Mr Robins, Warwick-street ; where tickets for Inzwil I may he had. ..------..-.:. DR. S'TEER'S OPODELDOC IS far superior to all other external applications in • the Cure of filpreins, Bruises, Rheumatism*, &c. as else is Cramps or Numbness, and in promoting Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralytic state. It is the best remedy for Chtibtaias, if dinolvei in a spoon, and applied wand, or wilt a pledge of Nut, well nwiqened with it, and tied cm the part elected. It it liked wise of admirable service in the accidents and 1464 cascolaiata which horses are subject. Sold only by F. Newberry and Sons, No, 4S, flt. Pare Qhu-cli yard, (four doors from the corner Of Ciiearid..), lincion. ptib • Gd. a bottle, duty included; but none are jrnuine but those which have the word," P. NeWbuty, No.4S, hi Peas," euiray. ed in the stamp. Al-o, by their apedintrnent, by Bacon Otford-street ; Hawkins, Old Bond-stied; liifieard, Piccadilly. Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Barry, Westminster; Ward, Holliern; Harris i. -I.edgme-stron ; Randall, Royal ßxtban.,;e; and Clarke, Borates., - . - To Triluata,s - TAYlmit", F...4q. I CONSIDER if butaa act of jusues due to the merits of.your LEAKE's rATEN't PILLS, 111 eommuniche to you the following Cure, which has recently been pLrformetllty them. An acquaintance of mine,who by tier betaking-yet dan old Venereal Complaipt (attended by a complication et &toners arising therefrom) was reduced almost to a skeleton, .card atlio' he had the best medical advice which calts be obtained, 201 tr. d a variety of. patent medicines,. nothing ceeld be prucuree. wilidi seemed to suit his case or do him any service ; he remitted is. most reduced and pitiable.situatimi for two year's, unable to fol low ida profession, and scarcely aide to walk or event. stand ea his legs ; in fan, no one whia kdevi hiM del supposed it posible for him to recover. lie was advised at last to try your letie's Pills—he did so, !entering wraitly ee the dinettes. given eHi them—be had not taken more than ' two bexe. flame he had I an aiterationlor the better—this enenoraged kith to .proceed ahl by taking a few bole* more be found hleappetite and suet% h gradually return, and is now as healthy and awn as arty wax I know. You are welcome. Sir, to refer ally person to me or a confirmation ot the above account, if is sliouid be doubted. l atm Sir, your obedieet humble servant, • THOMAS PURDAY. Library, inapt* te, July W, 1110 f- • Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thongs Taylor, Member of the• Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his houw, N 0.9, Newileidgentreet ; where, after a constantrendi ace of more than 40 years, in a practiest particularly directed to the curs of Venereal complaints and thoseincidental to she carts at gener ation is both-tines, with that ineioiable secrecy which men of in profession sheild always observe, be flatters himself the adttce arid assistance, he gratuitously administers se person takin,; t h is medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning public as as advarmze seldom to be obtained, and void of auilitreny. ' Also'sold by his appointment, for the convenience of t" :se Ire ing .at a distance, at the Perfu mers, No. 35, St. Allian •-str, -t, Pall Mall ; the Toy Shop, No. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. lhe.!nt rough's, .No. 7, Fish-street Hill; Mr. Baxter's, bttlitii LSrto . ,:e, Edinburgh ; Mr. M‘Dueald's Glasgow ; Mr. OillevalFs, Dub . u. ; Mt.Biliimpes.Lillerpool; dr. Atidasna7s,Mancitesser - ; and hy one person in eery considerable town in Oros Minn and Ire. land, in boxes of only es. 9d. each, sealed up, with full and plain directions, a' ereby pen ms of either sex may cure themselves. N. B. Eveiy box sob I in Great Britain is *valid up, wait a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, s printed at the Stamp Office, "'l'. Taylor, No. 9, - New Bridge -etreet:' , - SOCIAL HAPPINESS. kir ARR':AGE should be the foundation Of Social ITA Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union not taking there precautions whichwould se cure them the enjwment of that great domes . blessiog. !'cove of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but when the eonatitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a Certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is Indispetisibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. ref no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyme neal happiness than those which are the consequence of unguart:ei pleasure, ,It was this consideration which induced Eines. CURRtE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct throttle dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of iheVes nereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; as also is that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on those diem-tors Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Matt. monist state. The successful-result of their ;lan., gives then additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these CUMr!2I,'S *inch are the most important in the catalogale of human inftr mities. It...behoves every person who has indulged ill tins rite tary vice to seek relief by eonsulting Professional mit of er-i -acne, and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and C... e.sna the sanction of scholastic authority, at well as ;he testimony of =contradicted facts. In professing the cure of these complaint . , they hold out no inducement to vice ; but sensible as all nit must be of the existence of such calamities, they offer their assistance a* regularly educated Members of the Royal C011...te of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight and re,ert cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured in the sitort space of two days. Those oh the most obstinate duration, suet as obstructions, inveterate stricteres, pains of the bones, give's. ' Eat, are permanently and ape, ' y cured, `Several Nob:eme 1 a:1 Gentlemen of the first re.pecta - y hive - been ender the car, of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re sal of complaints of t:.e ure thra, strictures, 1,..c. anti having recti radical and penwthen cure, niqunt that references may ben • them 41saLei.ct •1 evidences of the decided euperiurity of Mess Currie mai i.... 1 plan of treatment. Many of du-se seutleouto ht.,' at,....,.....1, .. 10 to 20 years, and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Ita viside, and other surgeons of equal. eminence, wko attett;r4 their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without wince. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter Ira's the many they are daily receiving from gentlemen re urnith; exc. thank.: for their restoration to sound sod vigorous health. It s•3l sent to them unsolicired,from chit son of a Noble Ear, who hal lalsoured under this distressirg and painful malady for ten years: he had hen under the care of several surgeons of profeasiond eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent ma; bs: from the superior mode of treatment adopts d and piirsued by Meskip. Currie and Co. tie received a radical cure in the sks7: space of one month. " May a, 81 0 " space " To Dr. Cuette, 107, Hatton-Garden. " Lord --. feels great pleasure in communicating to Dome " Currie the perfect rt.-establishment of his health, in clenrcretice " of his mild and admirable treatment of Ftricturts in the I:nth-3. " He may odd, that he has not for many yt•ars eujoyed WI Tu:h " comfort and freedom from pain ; and lie entertains no fleet - of 1" his basin obtained, through his -.kill and attention, 2 ?'rte. I" and radical cure of that horrid complaint. As hears re: : ' stranger to. the manner that othe rs treated the complaint, he In i` it in his power, from a lairnal and a just consparhun, to 'Of that f r kute s 4. 3 iplAule to Dr. Currie which he aei.siblyl.,lN I" and shal l ever be most ready and willing to ackrow'mhy. MARRIED W'QMER, who have lung , been tlisattettirtri.l i their expectations of a family may be assured that in watt 2• 1 StalWeV such defects are notable by medical altill; a nd ' Ai" ' the removal of such impediments be an ohjectifduobt an,laito] i tainty with others, yet the cure of such defects, Its.tht Ca" i ptogress of =Wl , l3[lOll, Is the acqutrement of their e xisme c... , Menre.Curri* and i.b. s inay. be cousulted,by petit:vs o'. t' , See, wids ! the greateat secrecy and boootir,,at their r h'• %. "'" 7 .. 1-14394-Gartietr,--Letters must be post paid. LONDON; Printed a. id publikhot by LEVI L K r. • OF Kit N 1, Cany.tu-ser, acrd at the 01110,;:, lect,l4 ~" - .Y 1 d 11 51 , . • ,1 , DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, )OVER-,STREET, PICCADILLY. By •Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday next, the 25th instant, at Twelve, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, com- ' prising a substantial brick Dwelling House, recently thoroughly repaired and in complete order,ll..uate N 0.23, Dover street,, Piccadilly, in the occupation and on Lease to -- Cum ming, Esq. containing on the upper fluor, four Bed-rooms and Closets ; second story, two airy Bed chambers, 1)1i-sting-tooth, Closets, &c.; first door, two elegant Drawing-rooms, communi cating by folding doors, handsomely finished, and a boudoir ; ground Boor, neat Entrance, Dining-room, Morning room, com municating ►y folding doors, Gentlemen's Dressing-room, Water closet and Passage•room ; in the basement, Butler's Pantry, Housekeeper's-room, Kitchen, fitted up Pump of Spring Water, Larder, Scullery, Wine, Coal and Beer Cellars, and other come niecces. To be viewed by tickets; particulah on the Premi,eit ; of Messrs. Day and Wedd, Solicitors, Gerrard-street, Soho ; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom tickets for viewing may be bad. MOST ELIDIELE PART OF PARK-LANE. CAPITAL RESIDENCES, WITH OFFICES, COACH- a HOUSES, SCABLING, Etc.—By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, ea Friday next, April 24, et One, In Two Lots, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE , t situate in Park-lane, between Seymour-pltee and Hertford- f street: comprising the spacious Mansion late in possession of a 1 Noblemao, together with the gateway to the Stables, three Coach-, t houses, and Stabl...s for thirteen Horses; the Premise* comma' in front to Park-lane forty-three feet and one hundred and I eighteen feet in depth, and are convertible to an unrivaled I residence for a family of the first distinction, a consztiusdieg and most cheerful situation, with beautiful and extensive, ;telt Views of the country. Lot. 2. A very Eligible Residence, on a smaller scale, adjoin- 4 ing, in the occupation of Mr. Hammond, containing in trent - of Park-lane twenty-two feet and 110 feet in depth ; the limes' comprises two rcoms on a floor, with Offices, and Standing-roonr. for two Coach houses, and Stables for ten Horses. These Pee. mires are capable of being converted tta a spacious family resi dence, or may be laid to Lot 1. and together would form one of the first Mansions in the Metropolis. • Plans of the Premises may be seen at Mr. Cockerel's Office, iin Seville-row ;or of Mr. Rubins. • I Particulars may be had on the Premises ;at Mr. Cockerell's Office, in Saville-row; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,War wick-street., Golden-square. COMPACT RESIDENCE, GARDEN and LAND, BEAKS, near WINDSOR, and in the centre of the Royal Hunt. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oinustafs, on Tuesday, May ', at twelve, in one Lot, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn. 11 prising an eligible Cottage Residence, situate at Wink- kisirchet, within six miles of Windsor, and in the very centre of the Royal Hunt, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentle tnan's 1 7 antlly, or compact Hunting-Box, in a genteel Neighbour hood, excellrnt Roads, and easy communication with the Metro ''poile; the House contains four principal bed-chambers and clo sets citr:the that Eery, and bed-rooms, Sec. over; a neat entrance, library, eating-Parlour, and drawing-room on the ground Boor,- with a vieil-arranged set of servants offices detached ; a double einch-briiiir, liable for five horses, a loose stable, and other nut boild/ngs, ;well supplied with water, pleasure grounds, neatly laid out and• planted, kitchen garden and land, containing in all about ten acres, with an extensive right of common, only one mile from Ascot Heath, 9 from Sunning Wells and Brackuall, 4 from Bin Seld, and 'A from London. May be viewed by apply ing to Mr 'Watson, Wink field-row, of wheat particulars may be had on the premises;. White Hart, Windsor; Squirrel, WitikAeld Plain; Swan, Eghim; Busb, Staines; White Hart, Colnbrock ; Red Lion, Hounslow; Mes.rs. Knight and Sbruboole, and the sun, Kingston ; Pigeons, Brentford; at Garrawny's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. 1 .'• 1