Star. — London, England, 1816-12-04 00:00:00

* )v. .:.' Cent.. • • „, e .. ; . . , , , , • ..`•,'4lllC INF • :Ra .1 t " • • e .f( . . - 4 '4 • A•l4‘ i •. i I _ii#lo 4 L r. V!~ r • -•••• R 9286. EXTREME DISTRESS m strrAurisuls AND rrs moan. T a VERY . NUMEROUS and RESPECT. 3. AEI MEE 11NO, held in the Emden Hall, Manske loo p die with of November, ISIS, n e gibe Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair, weed lot--That the Address new reed (describing the State owei D e lade) be received, and cordially @prowl. The $ debscripdan be Intasediatelf entered into, few the o f Minim the dismissed Poor of Spihillelds wed ha 11" -- - wa it ow follewlos Geethitof be a Committee to oppor leti ites aidSobeeriptho to the support of the Bpitalfields Awe. de Vitedelde 300, Soddy, sod the Walk* Beam- Wl* • liee. tie Leo. Stamm, 0041.1114 jai. . 7. 911111 W, sass Woes% WILLIAM HAL*, ReSUIT lIILIRIMAT, foes lioneseas, Evivisa i.....vresis,, , - Paw& • ' A da D — emininav, Joan Misnames, Ism Cows. J. J. Lima, flown Pas, WIMLIAM KALDINAIIIII; *se Mee, 1 Jos MATTKIW RAMIS, Tawas IitICSAILDIIIO/1, DAVID' ILIIICIALT, WIWI'S' PiIILLIPS, Josses Ticatu.. o,...That die cordial Thule of this Meeting be given to the M ral sidetbsind Assodatrons, who, by their benevolent and Fermi awdons have so mach centribated to ameliorate the i ntwo jibe suffering Poor in the vicinity of Spitailleids, and , 'Nab to die Spitaifiehis Associatims, the Spitallields 9osp ?Irak id eg obe *Obeid. &werelent Society, and to the (leadsmen rt b sgb Trade, who have so liberally contributed to the relief rtbdrkbasisetwers ; and also that the ben Thanks of ibis owe* be presented to those (leadsmen who re:pasted the or g mayor to convene the pretest Meeting. Tbst t►e cordial thanks of this Meeting be given, to the lisocatrable the Loan Mesoa, for the said be bas not& owl la the awe of the Poor, the promptitude With which he mo d t h e gamin% Hill for the present Meeting, sad for his Ms {soden is the Chair this day. ssteedrdoos *soli adverthad, stii,oss is o &awl locorrectly io tarmsr A 4•011061000. . Joss, Map, and Co. Aso 10 0_ Pepe 114 Claim of Fauraer,24,ololo46ort 4 14 6 P. C Minotaur Esq. SO 0 0 At Iroow and Co. L NM. 100% di° 0 L Noe. ditto 10 0 AmiTaibse 10 0 M Lord Sapp of Wig 30 0 Edward Parry, Esq. £lO 0 T. Tbons, Esq. 5 5 Wars. La br oke awl Moan 100 0 Edward Origin, Eaq. s 0 E. W. Odin. los. 2 0 WAN la+ 0 Two Sinai 0 =des a* Pastas a 0 Sos o I 1 Tbst. Pasiona l t k Zal. 20 0 GC 4 Mom PM aid Sot A 0 jah=llo9. Abidimo r . 131 Thom dlMa. Eq. Lady Niollawerth 5 3 Mr. MiPiaraws 2 Bhbogo and Harrington Si 10 William Mk so 0 Patrick Cbikeors, Esc st 10 J. W. Wood, Esq. 10 to v. Goillawas A. S. N. _ 2 0 At Peals and Co. AMA 40 ism 10 10 1r Mu. %ward. 'Mean Hill, Becks $0 0 • ktOodb. Ibmito. Coup udimOsy 40 as MOOED lissa. Nan, Plastairset. 100 0 SO 0 Z i t . 1 0 E* RS 10 SO 0 1 - I;iiiicis44 .I'. • roe ra Rslora 1 1 ra Nola lai, 10 • 11. a L 1 1 ota likka4lloo, Eq. 10 10 I. V. Tailor sod Co. So • Mrs: A. N. MI/.rd. At Mee and Co. I. Ma, 0. hiller, tol Co. 100 0 Istio,Sot o lk Knight 60 0 L II I hew Ostobed, Esq. S 6 Soot T. p. 4& Brews S I doloblAos 1 1 rllßobb* 1 1 aok 66. % 6d. ei ti. titara.lßoare, Barnett, and G. T. Hadar; Pin• _ en Bt. Para WO dee fetidly of a irt In Bead-stnet, .d 1.125. Id. Martlutan, Esq. 10 10 4 1 , ionise, Esq. fothien 10 10 rAla Bellamy, Esq. 5 Lebo Sodoborough 4 aSwatoboroggh and Set s !lei Man to the em- LIR aad Co . *1 0 reasatiof R.S. SOIL kkeppard, leg. 21 0 Nimes Martians 5 5 ha ts E lm 10 10 linia4 . 10 0 tow Spas,Esq. 0 0 Via 3 0 enmapton 80 0 . Is id. I E sq . pee m g r. ?al tad Ca 10 0 MI Vallieef, lei. 2 0 Dosei, Esti. *5 0 losasser st o leetaster„ jun. 10 10 hues thulleotard $1 0 NM falabitaet of Hasop -1 0 "fife et ditto 1 0 (Mate with ditto 010 10 40dte• of do. out • Ot hfitkerrardhieoey 0 6 va female Servants 2.otua 0 . 10 ll'easueo, Eel. so 0 1 Wakefield, at. 10 10 ' lg • II 2 . Samuel Naylor S 0 .P. I 2 0 1 0 , ie tileT,Epsont io 0 11-A l Le l l S 5 Ax sa d 1 1 'Tr 100 0 Brooke, Norfolk 50 0 The Servants of G. S. Kett, Esq. Brooke, Norfolk, it'll. 15s. Gil. Anonymous 1 1 Jasper Vans, Eq. 10 0 Edward Vass, 10 10 0 Clods an! Ri chardson 5 Sennuus of S. Hors, jun. _ _ _ Eel. i 15 William Hopkins, Esq. 10 0 Mrs. Hoffman 2 2 Mr. Cbaries Heillnan 1 1 Mr. lama Hoffman 3 3 Servants at Mr. J. Moe- man's Mr. John Manley 2 Mrs. Blaksls7 1 I to 0 Mrs. Berger lobs Berger, Esq. 10 0 Samuel Berger, Esq. 10 0 Patrick Leslie, Esq. 10 0 I I At Messrs. Williams and Co. Williams, Maur, and Burgess 300 • Clerks at ditto 17 17 W. Bushby, Cumber land-place • 10 10 Allston and Hundleby, Freeman's-court 5 o Mrs. Edward Burgas 5 0 The Domestics of dim) 1 0 R. Curtis 10 10 9 2 Mrs. Burgess, Salisbury place S 0 MIN Silkier ?dr. Moist J. D. £1 0 Sous, Lloyd k Co, Mats. Win. and John ' -Woolsey; ma y. 0 Mr; Jamb Woolfe s I J. L. s U=Pl C. 0. es Creos oted. Cos. sad eo. so 0 At Ladbroke & Gidinam. Jobs Clipposide & Son 10 Mies Chippendale &Ant Ardmr & Charles Pat 11 • ••••••••• At Lloyd% MlPandth, Cod MS* • • • MMisr 1). as& P. mq.. 'hew Holiday 20 41 Saire s Kiri and Co. • SI 10 Maim Siatribsor • Mike a s nithesr,jus. 5 0 Sir hands Who 10 0 Whims Fryer , 2 0 Mr. Thomas Mabee 5 0 A Mite, ,SI 17s. ed. Jobs Demarest Mr. R. Beckwith Mr. Joseph Higgiuson 20 o 0 Mr. John Hilton 5 5 Pearson Walton 10 0 ,11,1111 am Mantua CS 0 Mr. Passer s 0 Mr. G. Pa l mer 5 0 Natbassid Atthesos 5 5 Mrs. Atclisson s 2 Miss Masson 1 i R. S. AtCIIIIOII 1 1 A. S. McAdoo I I At Car& and Co. Wldte awl Atitc/tell 10'10 • At Bowed. Dlovidals & Co. Gsorge Pdittntd, Est. ' 10 10 R. - I. Dimon, Ilaq. Fa& wal Lady, Twickao. basa 2 2 • Mrs. Divertll, ditto Servants to R. B. Deily. 1 1 reit, Esq. la. 4d., Jodi. Loadso.Riciasond 1 0 J. Pundion, Sisbortgaw WOK I Ms Soskb, Aibteads Sunray . 10 0 Mats E. Sala, Alto .10 0 Miss P. D. Smith, Soo tO 0 Albert lea". Pal Stairs._ Bernioodadiy - 1010 Ws. A. hoes, ditto, .and &Ms ChUdassi I it Sanwa er ditto 1 1 41"l atesi ll."") SO 0 ...~. At Mamma & Co. H. H. H. 100 0 R. P. Harris So, 0 Edward Harris 40 0 Miss eapa, Parbostreet S ••• Sabecdpeloas are retell Lloyd's I by Samuel Hoare, it Committee; sad at aq the Saab At Paring and Co. J. A. C. F. B. 2 0 Wm. fox, Foci. Hackney 1 0 At Derrtea and Co. Messrs. D. R. and J. A. Recker mad Co. 100 0 Rev. Juba Pouicery 5 .5 Wm. Bayne, Esq. 10 0 E. J. T. s 0 J. J. B. S • &emu, Bristoo4ol, Surrey 5 o N. Reuaett, Plea! saat.row SWAlesr4l S 0 Hen. and its% Edward Rice, Earriaitea.perk 10 0 Hen. Mrs. Rim, ditto 10 0 At Mau.Praseatt & Cs hits Rev o lt+ 10 10 _ At Pole, Thomas & Co. D. Burnaby S $ U. 2 0 W. IE. Bromptos 2 2 M. Gilaton,lsq. Stabs. ford-1 a S. J. NO, Zs+ Taira* - negAlv-etrost 10 0 Mr. . Sibrard amok *tab* 2 5 i WRITING PAPERS STILL LOWER. WILLIAM C RESVVICK, Paper-Maker, No. 5, Thhn-strest, Oxford street, London, respectfully informs the Public, that be is now selling the very b-st Superfine Oath Post as, Thin 1111. Od. per Ream. Thick t 4s. ed. per Rent. iia, Retro, 101. 6d. De. . Thick, Rstree 1 IsMstio. Account Books, ruled or plain, at reduced prices. The words PAPER MAKER on each front of his home. is; t tut G I.' • .1 T X. 1 0, 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 2 SO 0 ,ill bat ASTHMA, WAITER COUGH, &c. 'TT h at the present 'Season of the Year. that Sur ". pea Reber particularly recommends the use of tile PRE PARED STRAMONIUM and OXYMEL, in his valuable ' Treatise an the Causes, Cure kc. of Asthma , Wheezing, and Habitual or Winter Cou gh.' fhose invalids who are subject to attacks of the chest, during Winter and Spring, this experienced Author observes, will remain perfectly free from any symptom, if they have recourse to the use of the Prepared Stramoninnt and Ozymel on the commencement of the whiter season.--iile fume of the prepared Herb inhaled daring smekThg, effectually allays the morbid irritation and feverish action in the tangs • while the Ozymel promotes expectoration, quiets the Circulation, and ins proves the general health. As a distinction against the common unprepand herb, and_spurlous Imitations, the Public are re quested to enquire for • • Surgeon Fisher's Prepared Strantonlum and Ozymel," and to abeam that the name of " Butler, No. 4, Cheipside," Is engraved . In the Goverement Natnp affixed to every Packet and Bottle.—R. Hader and Sons, Cbentisti. Corner of St. Paul's Churchlard, having been appointed the Vendors. Price 41. Sii. and its. ad. each.--. May also be procured of Sanger, I in, Ostford•strest ; Sbattleworth, opposite the East India Housg., and the principal Medicine Venders throughout the Country. 'r es CASS co A NOBLEIKAre. BY disire of a Nobleman, - aged .54, Mr. RTUzit publishes the following Case , persons in a similar way may know what will Mitre than *lfoonsion and Affliction brought on, many years dna, Nervous ComplaMts, Relaxation and Debility: immense quandeles of Me dicines impaired his Stomach, and produced Acidity and Planes hose, and a train of metros* afectioos, width molested peace," comfort, and enjoyment, by initations, horrors, harschillnbUnPi and gouty, treadom palm ; and his bead was grisvoolly distressed with hissiogs, MMus% giddiness, In. In Ms mitarable sate, baring, asks batons, gate through the whole Mamas Modica, be had remise to Ryser% Cardiac and Nervous Tinsman, from the daily use of which be obtained most comfortable relief. N. X. Lawn to Mr. Rpm, for Advice or btodicines, will be dely attended to ....ktalgas, Aerate, ISIS. Sold Wholesale aid ROO by DU Itymer's Appointment, by Mom Soma aced Co.(bieDlagy sad Co.) No. 10, low Murat. 5 1 sad Retail Wait dialati, No. ID, Haystatiee ;. Randall, Exchange ; Pais and Orfertietreet ;P. Newbery Son, 411, St. Paoktlkerdiryard ; I. Harris, corm of latd • gastoareet and bY inlay %min el ;pant Medkines la the Vatted Kloodsoa, br batiks.* as. Id. ace. 171.1 and In pima, at SS. by wide there h a mosidnalaie saving.. Of whom may be bad, prke ha, In bards, ligbei Edition. A Tact i t" Orrilvly or bad*Othdlynad tin Hypoebandrime mamma and mra tam lagmamestory as Ressler Ommt, and tbo Amok, krsgalar e er i r ma O t i k e tt t whit verbs Casio of Nervous , Billees, Paralytic, end Aillaidoen ; Dhows of Rolm like and Debility ; medtedod ; MAXI impaired by in = Keg 011.1ite. Ste. Togo*, with the /Atm *test at that attOrstioßri Patent Mgdidaes As Car- Alas sod "Narvool llocaira I . aot it ibe various Pismo and COOpitbrniaweitB ll tim adialohaired; 'ad at IN ANS Mal, is. If Arm amt. MUM& WEDNESDAY, toi S 0 's p 5 01 5 CI Um 43rabean. Clapliens Osississ Xto 0 A. ML Modes sod Co. Old r 'Sadist 10 0 00111100 10 0 De Bat, Dearman EcCo. io 39 Thomas Melte 2 2 Itiabard Fell le 10 lobe Fondue. 10 10 Themes Wililsenion 6 0 Joie 10 0 .J. sarntle 25 `Mn. Maeda s 0 Ms Mande - s o PpuHooryHaiass,ll.l4.lo 0 Ram Jardine 5 3.8. Ward. Silk Throw. ' scar, Beams 10 0 At llr J. Lubbock ood Co. 1 Iltr J. Lubbock do Cg. 100 0 L. B. i iooett W. Doris 30 IS Itfrs. E. D. D. .. I Pi W. Say 1 • Y. Z. - • 1 1 1 Rum sod West I I A. S. Hoary Starry, Esq. Paris. ItCausisnd Sc Co, 25 0 Thema Blake, Esq. S S Robert Briscoe, Esq. 10 0 Th.ras Lark, Bsq. S A. Robinson, Isl. 20 0 At Messrs. Everett and Co. W. Heiliegwortb. Xias Elms 10 10 A. G. Jammu and Co. Crutches' Friars , 01 0 WaiWoe, Barlow aid Walloon s Asada Map i 0 0 At Mears. Sikei St Co. Williams Reraehrs t 6t. ' John's...treat S $ W. Walton, Eq. OW. 10 0 Benjamin Keane, Esq. Charierstreet 10 0 At Sir Cb*S Price & Ca Mrs. Kaaba*. Catobar well Grew; 10 10 Two Friends, pa R. L. 10 10 R. L. 1 1 Robert Ptdder, FA* 10 10 =pram. _ At Fry sad Co: Saha Armitap, Spread Eagleaesart e biaeb• lana 1 a A Unitarian 1: 2 Samuel Barrington 1 1 Hannah kiarriagtoit 1 1 J. C. " "40 • C. J. a. David Ciapinan .1. Stokes WiUiaan Swainsten & Co. flat 'Chapala:i t tett.- At *seiner. 'Attriood & Mr. Robert Rrontley, Newiate•arset 5 5 Thomas Viso*, Esq. _ _ Calemawstitei • - 5 5 John Prestos, Bop ditto 5 5 J. 5. 5 0 al at the Miami House ; at r. Esq. Treasurer; ty all the n In LoWm and Westminster. CEMBER 4, 1816. . - In a few days w. Ow Yet its*. LE'T'TERS fro= the EARL of CHESTER FIELD to ARTHUR CHARLES STANHOPE, Esq. -relative to the EJtseatiort of hie Goilsoo, the has Earl of Chester field. Now Ara indinsholl from the Orlitbuds. Printed for H. Celine% Coodudt.areet, Hatiovor.olotwe. la a few days wM be published, In One Vol. ito. ensbellbbed witb a Portrait of Ile Amber, and • Twelve Engravlnp of tensartable Seventy, NARRATIVE of a RESIDENM in IRE. LAND during*, Yeats iii 4 and NI& • Hy ANNE PLUM ERE, Author of " thrrativ• af a Mae yore gooldaace in France," ero; le.e. Ste. Printed for H. Colburn, Conduit...met * H»nrer.aquare.r • Tbia day was published, Pala 111. 6tl. No. XIL forPecember, tats, of 'THE ASIATIC JOURNAL and Monthly Re sister toe -British hidla and its Dopeadonelm, containing a "Met/ of original clommoniestimm, Limn Information anal Milo* of Ocoarreimse at the Omni PresUmcles to the latest dam, ke. Ike An Primed for Black, Parbery, and Ulcn, Leadenhall meat ; and may to bad of all Booksellera WATERLOO MEMOIRS. TO BE COMPLETED IN TWELVE NUMBERS. • " This day were pubbshetl, NOS. LIT. and 111. price 2s. 6d. each ; containipig the MEMOIRS, with Portraits of the most dlstinguldsed Officers, sad every event connected with the Battle of Waterloo. Nos. 4 mid 5, will be out on the Ist of December. Printed for P. Martin, Oxford-street, comer et Orchard street. TM. day waegmblished, la Ow YaL time prise los. ad. le boards, SELECTIONS frota LUCIAN, with a Latin Translation and Eng** Notes; to whieb are subjoined. a Myelsoleglial lodes. and t Lexicon ailapted ro die Work. Cons. plied for the Use of Schools. By JOHN WALKER, • Formerly Felkre of Dublin College. Mewed for Law sad Whittaker; Asemaria-bne, Leaden; said A. and J. M. Mocaai-Olasgow. This day was übibbed, No Vll. of PICTURESQUE RIDES and WALKS; with Excursions by Water, "I bitty Mites Mind the 8T1081 . 146- trwpnlis ; price Qs. Id. a Number, foolscap See or es. decoy @vs To be continued monthly, aid Completed lets Numbers, form ing Two Volumes Each Newiber is liberated with Five Views; coloured -after nature, with a topographical description of the country within tbi compass of that circle, including an account or the Royal Palaces and Works of the Fine Ars, modes of con veyance, sod the best houses of aceoannodanant place* resorted to for the annwentent of Angling, Hunting, Hoye-racing, &c. he. and the pimentos Walks for a dyes distance on .very. aide'of the Town. Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster -row ; and to belted of all lioeitsellers. • Ptf 1 1 - This day were published, in . 4to; 1 I Embellished with Portraits. price Xi 11s. 641. board., 20 2 MgMOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE 0 5 I 1 cv.ia. LIFE of the Mitt Honourable RICHARD BRIN3LEY SHERIDAN. with a pardcukr Account of his Fatuity and Con. i 0 5 0 arena* . Drawn . frost Authenthi Documents. and illustrated 10 10 with egign ir Ce Vett ed deuce anti %merle, ot-benetedug Ante- d . w p i woe f o l ii_meng _ _11.11041& Wlll be round i 1- - . Arismaii - Sk .• - 111i-I*ilat. am k Co. By JOHN WA I VHS, LL.D. When the various talentsof this celebrated mar are coesklered ; 5 5 thedistinpisited pert ha took lathe political affairs of the coun- try ; his long connection with the Stage; his isdinacy with the 5 5 highest Chamfers and the greases: Wits of the age, and those b. b embarrasoments which too frequently accompiny genius; it is to 5 . 0 be miscued that a faithful and impartial history of his life should open a wider held of instruction and amusement than has been !,•.; It exhibited by any production subsequent or even previous to the 1 " 1 "" Biography of Johnson. lancer. Feigned for Henry Cclburn, Conduit.stmet. Hanover -square. MC FIRM4DI EVENIZiG '3, FOR I:UE YEAR 1117. This day was published, price Ss. In boards, VENING AVMUSEMENTS I or, The Beauties vor a the Heavens displayed; in which the striking appearances to be. observed In various Eveldep during the year )817, are described.—By WILLIAM 114 END. Esq. M.A. Actuary of the Nock Life Assurance Company, and late Fellow of Jesui College, Cambridge. Docendo disco. * 4 , 0 In this Volume are Rtfiections on the Pitnordinary Wea ther during the last Summer, and the misapprehensions alter talnedost this subject with respect to Spots oo the Sun, changes of the Moon, and knowledge of Astronomers. Printtlffor J. Mairmaa, SO, Ludgate-street, Landon; of whom ,the !‘ Evening Amusetwasaelreot the Year £llO4, may be bad. This day was published, Handsomely printed in one large vul, At°. Mos Fated. with 16 Plates, and a Map of the Wand, price 22. 12s. 6d: boards, THE HISTORY of CEYLON, fromthe earliest Petiod to the Year /015; with characteristic details of the Laws, sad Mamas of the People ; and n Collection of their Moral Masdnas t ood Assam Proverbs. By PHILALETHES, A.M. Oztio. To which is subjoined, ROILS? Knoz's HISTORICAL 'ISLA.. TION of the ISLAND, with an Aecoont of his Ciptifltednriog I period of near Twenty Years. . • 4 '* These two Works, which are thus tanked in smells". vo lume, contain-a greater divenky of valuable Information than has ever yet been brought together respectiog this most important pan of the British Empire. All description, of Readers Till and some. thing to interest in the present Publication t the curious will . tie gratified, the thoughtful %Erected, and the indolent amused. Loudon s Printed for. J. Murano, Ludgate.st rest. CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CONSEQUENCE 3. This day was pubUshed, a New Edidod, price 51. Unmated with Caws, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE'V,EN. Li. TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, mid biting the character, symptoms, and treatment of the Diseases ussasediately or remotely connected with it ; containing (*mesa doss oa • Gleet, Stricture Mucal DiutiatTec, the WV of the Caustic and 01111113011 Bt:egie, Cutaneous Erupathis, imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility general or local, the Cheory ef Gene ration', dm. dig. comprising an elementary Work for Students, arid a golds to the general reader ; interspersed with select Prescrip tion Itpplicabis to each division of the disease. : By T. M. CATON, Simeon. No. 30, Stanhope-onm, Nee/mods-street, Strand; Late ef the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's andao9y %. lorintpd lie Mean. Sherwood and Co. 90, Patsmostar.row; and Hlghleg clod Soo, 174, Vkit.etreet, Lambe. D as. COOPER. MUNROE, and DUNCAN, Phydding to the Medkal Bard at Charlotte House,. dlachfriare Reed,hatre,aacertained that upward. of 11000 Patients are awed annsally of prevailing diserdas,that hundreds were in .a distressing state, swag to quashing- theasseiva, and by cop , salting men ignorant of the profession, :who deceive the public by their widow promises and Immoral advertssenitent& Erup dons en the head, flee, and body,.alearated three; mein*, In ~the neck, nodes on the shin-bones, pains in the bead and limbs, (revisal) , faked ler rheumatism, swelled axles, and nervous de binty, are diseases which appear years after; and the consequences • c of a tzwr treeinsent. Drs. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan a 4 4aily fain eight till eight, or by letter, containing a feet and the pew have adviceas Tdesdays, Thessdays% and Son dem di ii o'dock•—ratts is $ Ws dear aced prima rooms for kin4l4 PRICE S EVEN- PlINCI:. WOOD, MAYOR. The FIRST COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDERMAN, held In the COUNCIL CHAMBER of the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, on TUESDAY, the sd day of December, 1816, and !tithe 57th Year of the Reign oratorio the Third, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ism 4 4 4" tom, cite. THIS Court, impressed with die most serious con -1- ewe at the wicked &editorials:eft made upon the peso- Ed Inhabitants Otitis City, by s lawless and 'emolnary Mob, ;' and which menmencod in Wiper by some of dee Riagleaders fekodoosly and forcibly enter il% into the Dweillotbottio of Mr. Boolkwatb, Outs.Milter, to Skinner-mteet, near at shadlifig at and dangerously wont/ding a Gentlernao theft being in AU. Beckwith's Shop, sad felonionsilystealing and Wing a way • of Gone, Pistols, end other Arms, the rpm , / of the sac Mgr. Seeksrkh tDo hereby offer a RI WARD at ONE HOSIOREINPOUSIBS for sloe appeihonsion stes:comtknison of die Person solo actually fired at, sad wounded, the Gentleman In Mr. Beckwith's Ship; and ako a REWARD of FIFTY POUNDS upon the apprehension mei eonvicdoe of the Person or Persons who forcibly and felonldssly entered the ShUp of the said. Mr. Deskwkb, aid the Shops of Mr. Brander and of Mr. Res, Gemnakers, in the Mlnodes. end lelosiously stole tkereout Firsporins and other Property : the sold Rewards to be Paid on the couviction of the Offender or Offenders to the Poisoner Per. sass who shall apprebsud, or cause so be appreheadrd, ay of the said Offeaden. • • • WOO DTHORPIL COST° 11141011311, LONDON, Dams4er 2, 11118. FOR SALE; By Order esh, Rm. As Cominiavers ifiglisty's Ceases, Ou Thursday, the lath and Friday, the 13th imam, at Two o'Clock In the Afternoon precisely, at the cominerdal Sale RUOIII% hancing lane, H .. E 'FOLLOWING GOODS, . . ForEsportation, • • 4 East lad& and French Prohibited Goods, &e. • For Home emisumption, Dellsdketts, Vessel', and Materials of Veneta : Tabun and Snuff; Cobalt, Rough Ctystal Amethysts, Russia aheeting s Dutch DiOpa, awl sundry other Goods as mentioned in the Ca talogue. CLZAIIIor LW INTIM The Tobacco and Snuff to be vievred..at the Tabasco Wave houses, London Docks; the Deals, Boats, Vessels, and Materials of Vessels, at the Tobacco Dround. iletherhithe ; sad aM the otbarDoods at the King's 'Warehouse, No. 90, Lower Thames. street, on Thursday, the 9th, Friday; ilth, Saturday, the 7th, Motility, the 9th, Toesdiy, the lOth, and Wednesday, the 11th WE. from ste o'clock in the morning to two in the afternoon, and on the mornings before the sale, where Catalogues will be dill. ve " l t PAW. I - - - - FOR THE TEEM —TROTTEWS POWDER. Pamiedoed by the Dago of Mace gild Kint. THE ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER. has been. for iwenty-five years reeosuneuded to the Poblic---Theif e who Lave ton tried the effect of this ettelitutt I).nitiffice cola P*4 a single IRA a sulkient quantity to ascertain its -Macy tem; ittingecknowledged by Wetness respectable methcil so tbotitiei,ttsed by litany, and recostunenaed. fhe Powder siesnes and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses no acitl that can corrode the enamel, anti purl a beautiful polish on the Teeth. From its astringency it strengthens the gum.. eradicates the scurvy (which often proves the destruction of a whole set of teeth).. and preserves sound teeth from decay, secures deca7e4 teeth from becoming worse fastens those which are 1 00 , t ., en d the estimation of those who have been in the habit of using it is, that it prevents the return of the toothache, with which Ware they had been violently afilicted.—Likewise, a Tincture which possesses the power of easing the most violent roodrecbe, price 11.1.,—A Caution against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth. Powder, without " M. Tru;tcr" on the Stamp ; all others are counterfeits. 11 bey can alone be had genuine at her . Warehouse, No. S, Beaufort-buildinge, Strand ; /Br. Beninm, Druggist; Mr. Simmons, and Mr. Mills, Plistenseeth; Mr. Johnson, Gosport; Mr. Webb, Porten; Mr. Lucas, South ampton ; Messrs. Brodie and Co. Salisbury; Mr. Hunk. too, Guernsey; Mr. Jai.kson, Plymouth; Mr. Cleg don and Mr. Grenville, Plymouth Dock; Mr. Thompson and r. Areol I, isle of Wight; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth; Mr. ',lampoon, Chat ham ; Mr. Jacobs, Sheerness; Mr. Robey, Harrowgate ; Mr. Jef• ferson Isis of Min • Mr: Inner and Mr. Meyler, Ba! ; Mrs. Marriet, ditto; IVIr. Slhearclift, Brhtol Library; Messrs. Mills and Co. ditto ; Mr. Jannillon, Capektreet, Dublin; Mr.:karts, Dame-street ditto; Mr: Benjamin, Rochester; Mr. Flindell, Cornwall ; Jame-street, every capita Torn in iscodind and kola& Si quid metal rectios liNs Candidus Imperti, si nen his utere mecumr•tfoat TO regulate the human passions, not to destroy them; to give them a proper direction and a due form in stead of vainly attempting to eradicate them from our nature, or EnsUshly and impiously pretending to divert them into new abet ) . nels—is the bosineis of a rational morality, dictated by the pre. cepts of the purest Religion, and countenanced by the conclusions of the soundest philosophy. It is unnecessary, after all that hag been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which In dicate those diseases that are brought upon the human body and mind by indulging to excess in sexual pleasures, and parderlarly I by persevering in*a penicious habit too often acquitted at School. It more concerns the private liappinees of individuals and the, general prosperity of the country, to announce to the Public, that from a long and extensive practice in this particular brat.cfi of t h e prota,,lan;tere can with the greatest confidence anew al Parents and Guardians of Youth, and those persons who labour under a getteial or partial debility and derangements of the Nsavous Svir kis, whether produced by this habit, by inveterate SYPHILITIC infection, by intemperate living, it retidence in hot . nina.ee, by intense application to study, by immoderate grist, o r by e xc e sses - oday kind, that we have it in our power to offer an entirely iteol.olcliral of cuM:without the manor use of Mem mita, which in all the varieties and in all the stages of these complaints, bat dad - timed •to answtr the most sauguine expecsa ticon. of Patieutrot both styes.. ,• . The earnestness and atixiety with which the world hat long looked for so great a desideratum in the comforts and Improve ments of a polithed and chile:tined age, as that of men of ski talents, and integrity, d vale( themselves exclustvety to these disea•cs. is rtinced by the eager applicatithis for advice rad me. ditinrs w. i:h we are daily receiving froet• every cutter of ,Pe wo rld. In .light and recent eases of Sycht,lttic I.:teethe', a r es feet cure ts ct.rnpleted in the snort period of toto dzys • aqd those of the utmost inveteracy, where other Practitiouers hire failed, a proper pers.verance in our plan of treatment, ensures to the patient ti-safe and radical cure. Stricture* of the Urethra, frost tea to twenty years duration, are by our superior method of cure, permanently removed in the course of three weeks. Patients of either set may consult us with the greatest hotteur, wcrecy, anti tlelicacy, at our house,Not 107; Idattomgarden..-. Patients in the country, dr.cribing the nature of their case, and inelusing a remittance for advice and medicines, the same will be wed to all pans of the world. CURRIE and CO., Surgeons, No. 147, Hatton-Garden. .N. B. The above important discovery in the cure of Syphylls and Debility. was matured by Dr. CURRIE, in his Late travels through FRANCS, NAPLES, and ROME, from whence he hqe ust retuned with wow highly interesting and important facts ri. iiiipedog the present state of medical and surgical prattles on the Continent, which he is preparing to lay Mont the public in A treatise on these contrition', and whisk he lane, i be ants in a few weeks to publish. Law to* gl'Ar Gls 40. 0. , ,