Star. — London, England, 1811-10-19 00:00:00

_ - 4AaK 'a filld'lC. . -- • Behold yon of of Okorp rise ii3g.a.cpia i ntity,of,wood, the property of 'MI6. fallings , autiarititiag s skies 1 The prisoner* ibad been employed to repair some The universal Iota; sate down, . • ~-,-', :,:7; .7,: : hopes, from „Which the woed tyres taken., . • . - 01 pro- And ratUant • Glory faini his Crown s2CO,Or, 1341SWeVer, .failing to frove ' the proper#, - . the Elate with hope, or sunk in setts, '- '- 7 ' ..- . 1 • • •':: " . : 1 pri50,1,16(61/WF81..411,1f1it04. , - , ~.i . ‘, - 1,c.. rm.: - Aasembling Nations see draw near. , • ,•. t . 'Hie Itidotit M. iiifill wtitenee glees, -•'• -- . 1 " " " ' /1 7 4.:11f , Cserwseki twat: charged • with stealingailhat, r wrweitt soul or digt,.* here ; 7;i: " • '..nr t;ili the peopertY..kinWses.sHill.. ,The. prosequtarpitsip- •Tiai Brat a thousand thunders seats ..,.., .... ~.., was met by the prisoner and another - .Man. peered, Wilma Etetnity repeal: ' •••'-'' ...:' '," i t . ", Ng prtio the poor have warned and 44+ ~..' • tits'.l 'lst who knocked him Sown, -mut attempted to take his " V‘rtie hearts with Pity's streams hay til , c . ae ...;.. ' hat and harkikerchief;* He , biaivesier se . ized the pet- " Your bounty these city brethren shar'uF,- • s': 4 •-:. , 0 ".-ill soner, and wrenched the property from him. They " Nor toil nor substance have you 5paed.,,, z ,:.: , .....,, , ,r,1 i both felt d'otibidiethut, and whilstthey Were on the " Your deeds of love were doneto Mr.; , , • .., 0 Thus His.s.v'm is yetiri by firm decree. .: • l'“ t1 -• •4 " - • grrillai .2flit pritonet's companlOh ran off; but the " Come to the realms prepaid above, , 1 . ~, '7 proseinitor auCteeded in riecuerng the prisatik: . Mr. " Wiese reign immortal Joy and Love!" 'Assisi epitt*nded, that the prittlitel -• caAdrip, i titestue After the sermon the Magistrates, Directors, and the 0600t9' f ront ',6l° man Lits who rna . de Ish " ca v e.- friends of the Hospital , with the Preach er of the day, lie was,'-hittistersir,•tounct itty, an d sentenced to be dined together at the George Inn. . ktf :, .. .; transporit4itt rokehn l ywur4: P. e , itio. At i .„,,,,,, of the lamplighters --------. 4.;„ ;a z ,' to •'e chirgeA, T . '. skaiiiir gir froth iran,thAr Ovsfent, ______:- , , . ._, .. , r AMR K . Er . S.. , ti 4 . 1.4 . ) ,- - art „ : - ; ; t ,A ri Wiiirie . e *."- ' ii = ,..36 iiii i •bai . . Thia#dabisriacei ' , I.n INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT ulttliutiot,(sitetiei'it:. -.' cff fii" ii e lta ' .11&eti'ki reeentti . kasiapilly de- . Wheat per load 431. Ws. stn 301. 00 , 4 flillitki' , l4o .to It - . it'VcEwA. ry to eiitet : into7.tbent. -. Watley, per gieuter sig. -41._ to. 465. -d. , Otlitle.-4 0 1r. 7 1 3iil'Illit4, r ttie 1 ure'rinieitelitit of he , r a i n. Sae. --d. Of 311 s. -d. 1 4ISs. -d., la. 60s. --& aliatit sir!titi -ii4aMM,lsiltitipsegticiicidtlif the' coii; New &fib 4305.-d. - :® . 'ooh. .--41. ttitiori e*pri4ll4 ' tite'roWleg •'iiid the: readiness in . ess he . Peas .. ails. -4.1 , UV - 67 A. -4 ! Ilicribearctiiiite •all tifeil imatiou in his power; SMITHFIELD M ARK liTo-Octabal , A ~ I We lieg,gielici ftitniiiiiist Win ' tevrhertt. 'li3 -conic.' Beef 4. od to ss, °a, Veal 4. 44. i. se At .. t . ttsdifainiVoas'ilidt•tontehtt4. to' lie kept to'hard fa- - , Mutton 4s 4rl le -Ss .• ad Port -6 ihr ti di ' ed• sleep eters:tar rata DAT. Inatir . W lie i llem so 6rCeirettieihr6t. i• Months ; .but If Scuts, about 6SD--Sheep and Lamb.. 4,200. i Biii4Vii4ilt ieriten l eed rO hi inrlngtribed and kept to CaliiirirtoA.Niks, 490. hartrifidur for It iiidlithi;A:add.tiitilOtiblialy whip- NEWGATE AND LAAD,IiNHALL toffsMARK . . .. Beef 85 - 4d to 45 41 Veal 3. Od 44 yietlV4o o Yin's , d itir w i t i l " nrthal3 ' t4ll l'.... it°lll t he missy,' al Wye 4i. ad Fork • 4s ed '.O 51 ea Clarliebstawaitts'lCeoniii #fi-et s cso. ! ' , •, - PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. .- ST. 'Jive ca's. Wstrrecowsta. At the late Quattir•Sesticini at Wakefiller. Bate. fray • 41.-101. to 71. 15s. liar SI. Ss. to 61. 1410 man was indicted for Tnaiiiiilt on hikwife. His ";tralle 21. 175. to 31. 6s. Closer 71. Os. to 81. 0e; Straw 41. 10a. to 31. Os Counsel Ohjecte r a - td the case ben* g . c . o - itai, - on the PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITH FIELD. - iround that hitsbayida 14tt;'.hy law, a' 44: td ` br at if f y , 4 , Os to 61 Os New Clover SI os to 61 tot Agit. . .,g hee j that flier COUISI not be .iris for op as New . Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Wheat Straw 21 0. to 21 tes , vault in such eases, but that the proper course was to • PRiCE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH et MARKE P. 1 exhibit articles of the peace against them. The Bench • • Bags. . Pock s. Ke . nt 41 6s to 61 Cs Kent 41 10s to 71 Os 11&Orairtded, and the piisrmer 'agtieti,to enter into Soaves 41 4s to SI las Sussex 41 85 cu 61 as ai st ite lesHiU keep t he peace, and be wes`diicharged. Yearlings-Keiat, Bap SI. 9s. to 61. Os. M the Not•wich City Sessions, otiTa.sday se'n- Ditto Faikets; SI: Os. to 61. 6s. . PRICE OF TALLOW. night, J. Pearson applied to cidalify as a dissenting , St. James's Market 4s 44 Town Tallow 745 01 teacher, under the 19th of Geo. 111. e. 54.. It a l!' • Clare Market 4. 4d Yellow Russia 74s od peered that the applicant was a Minister of no parts- waiteetiapet Market as 44 White ditto - , -Vase/ g rough S tuff altar 'congregation :he . applied to qualify as a per stone of 81b. ~.....-...- Soap ditto . 725.94 ses ei pyeacher gring about to any place or places through.64s ea og England, at elsewhere, whedialled, or where he Avt4is i ge „.", 43 - .. 1 , : 3 4 4 5 , o : d t . : 00 D ie l d i t t t i f )rrg,93 043 thought lie might he useful. The Court refused to MARKET, OCTOBER IS- giant him it licence..spilely on account of his ma being chips at Markdt. Sold . - des giant appnisited a Preacha - or 'Pastor to a:specitic Congre. -,..-ta Newcastle . 113 1 : 1 45s 0,1. to 56. Od fist , 41 Sunderland t 4,65 Se tu 00s Od le -- 1..'.. - istr....su• • 1- Scotch o Dos ot io ocos. od. Ji,t the , starter, Sessions of th e Peace held at Bos- i w..eis o • toss eit. to cos. , trite an *flflaciotts impostor, calling himself T. Elms 'the great fair at Weyhill caninsenctsd on Thursday se'nn i g ht, ' let, *firiliad . been um:milted to prison for begging with the sale of sheep, of which there was a very large number. ts.i.itli a- fe'rged pass, and premiering to be a shipwreck- rho s o l e was dial, and the prices lower than a t the late lairs.- 1 • Farnham hops were in greater abun d a n c e than for many years ed. 'American taptain (Capt ai n S t e , w art ) was ad- pact ; tlie sale was dull in the morning, but brisk in the aster jadged to be an incorrigiale vagrant, and ordered to floors, at a:se Ss to 4'lo to.. prime an hops xria. be sent on board a man of war lying at Lynn. The to sell-Kew 'cheese, ;63 3; to £3 18s. good old from A:3 184. to extent of th e fellow's depredations on the public is ,et Os. prime £5.-rliere were some good riding horses, for istonishing :-in a book which lie earried about With wh it ieh s ob t. t r a f t l i k hi es h were ts used; but few were sold. Good cart him, rot less a sum than £5O was entered as havini; n AAILLINASLO! FAnt.-GALVAT, OCTOSCR to.-Yesterday been paid to him by different parish officers in I.in. llis great fair of Butioudoe ended, at which were esposedro sale ' cilnshire, Leicestershire, and some other counties. 96,•.:01. sheep, 4,176 oafs'', and 5.1t4 cows-uut of which were Where lie met with doubting officers, he forged the .° ld,' • I ` . TLRAGE TRICE. se. S. 73,132 Sheep £1 It 4 118,839 10 • names of Magistrates and others of neighbouring 3,774 Oxen IS 0 0 66,3/1 • towns in his book, to give colour to his application. e.;;;, ; , Cows 1/ 0 0 30,5/5 o The worshipful the Mayor of Boston was down as ....----.. Navin given him a guinea ; and this entry was made £203,674 10 eathisive of h' nos , of which appeared the greatest number al:- yobably to impose upon the Overseer of lirton, wed for many years t h ere, an d so ld a t high prices; the sheep whose name was also down for a smaller sum. Tifi ;ad considerably under last years prices-say, on an average I's. fellow stated himself to be a'Citizen of the United she oxen and cows more than fully answered the expectvion of States. - • , the selltrt. riday night, A resurn of sheen, and horned tattle sold and unsold at Ballina- F the I Ith instant, Archibald Stev r art; - s . toe Far, October lilt. cattle dealer in Dalnospittle , was knOeked don in SOLII. ONSOLD. TOTAL. Mary's Wynd, Stirling, and robbed - of Bank Notes Sheep, 69,481 21,510 91,003 to'the amount of setoTo sterling, chiefly of - the Old Horned Cattle, 5,531 1,727 7,2.18 Falkirk Batik, eleven of them of 020 each, and the ...--. rest chiefly 445 eaCh, besides somebillsend draughts'. A few days ago, a soldier stationed at East Bourne, The person who is suspected of the. above rubbery, Went into the sea to fetch a piece of timber that had arrived in Dumfries, by the Edinburgh Mail Cosi:l4l floated front One of the late wrecks , and was unfor last week, and was immediateltcbminitted to Jail. 'innately drowned in the attempt. The same morn . The whole of the money was fou n d u p on him. ' l ing an artillery driv was found in a languishing Munine or Mn. Wir.o.-The following are some state, Under one of, ffi'e cliffs at East Bourne, from elf the particulars relative to theappreliension of John 1 otet it was Suppoied that he had fallen, with some Webb, alias Couchmen, by Wortley and Goff, officers: l staitelfed property on his shoulder. He was conveyed of Union Hall, on-suspicion or his being the person to his quarters, and, we understand, is now in a fair 'who shot Mr. Wild,' on the night of the ltd hist:mt.-a Way of recovery. tetonerluenceofihe description giveb of the villain ' - -Beautiful. White Teeth may be regarded as one of . 1111,11(t. Wild's son a n d grandson, the officers Were on , the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without li/e3Ook out, .and.on going into the Weaver's Arms , which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention public house, Mint.screeet, in the Boroegh, early on ; to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an Sunday morning, the 6th'instent, they saw the prises- offensive - breath..-...Bortia's Veerrance Rest-omit net, who so far ;greed With the deseription of the me Tootn Powfmit is a most elegant and certain murderer, that -theauspicions of Wortley aid Goff remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums • its were immediately roused. They proceeded to goes-1 particular qualities are not simply confined to cfean tion him as to whether lie was not at Sundrich ask- ; sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest ling for work on the day in the evening of which the i state of perfection; it will render them beautifully murder was committed ? He at first denied ever I white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore tltern having been there, or having any knowledge of - the , to their original purity, entirely erad ica te t he scurv y place • but on Wortky's asserting that be. had seen ' in the gums, cause them to adher e close and firm to 'hint there, he acknowledged the fact. The officers the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the immediately took him into. custody, and conveyed breath delicately sweet, relieve and cute the most him to Westerbam, where he was examined before a ' excruciating tooth-eel, gam-biles, and swelled face. . Magistrate, and sworn to by •Mr. Wild's son and -Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap. zrandeiii4 as being the murderer. A Lady named side, corner of Paternoster-row • and retail by Bellual Wilkinson, also swore that she saw him pass by her • and Sharp , Portsmout h ; Hall Paternoster-row; Johnson, Gosport; 'ouse about half an hour before the offence was con-1 Allnutt, Weston, Mallory and Jones, Portsea ; new - witted, and that bee house is not more than halt a ' man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert a 'mile front the spot. A round frock found con c ealed Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Bauer and under a*ltuft . e., was sworn to as being the pekoe.,.'; M'Donald, Glasgow; r Manderston, r 4ilMlPertarkill.Uatut named Webb, who haqt seen it in , ;permit, Edinburgh , li his boa the Monday- befote the offence waat , Hafk ; t` a coiumitttd. The visors viadereeai his final eat- li,rsb, 1: 1 rmittimi g si * atti t ; 44 6- t i0 n. :,;* . :, 4144 7 ,,.. 1 11 5_ " 011 ., ft4 r. 1 411 ,..- . I . clridsone ,l . tc . .. . 4 ..... .• . , .. . .. _ ... . . . , ... • . . • . . 1 1, ~~ ~ ~~ , ppto#, 44 78 Ypr of Isfa.p,ge A: .., for 00Itt 40 Tests Master of slits qty. Grammar &hoot, C=ege-greiti, &h u g; • - • • - .t#1174.11'../ _ WOW 1 1 /ATIEWAV bONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR.Rdet: 49 minutes after ..)9 . -411016gaikr?.4 •••1 •• • . rt •r••••• • 4 minutes after 4 mbdri.lstANatufioN, On Watdaesdaq4 the 4sd of Octakisinstant, at the Spread Eagit Ina, In Ratpssate, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, by orde, of the Hod. tessmisslotieri of his Majesty's Castotits, the same Wino beds aendwrased in the Eachrywer, • A LL that valuable Shin JOHN DREW, 275 Tons admeasurement as per Register, built at North Caro lina, America, in the year 1114. Sails remarkably well, and carries a large cargo p 2 an easy draught of water, is writ calcu lated for general purposes, may be sent to sea at a small expence, beitrt wed and abundantly foundin Anchors, Czbks; Salle, and other Stores, most of which, with htr rigging, is 'MAY new, now lying in the Bason of Ramsgate Harbour. Inventories and further particulars may be Mid three days prior to the Sala..atitha Cusawn-hostaty Sandwich and amsgage; and of the Prviter, No. 12 Harbour-street. _ - - - - ---- - ------- . THZ AMERICAN stbortilNG SYRUP. THIS newer-failing wag* for Children Cuttirm . :1 .4 AlynksZiehileeebrolg.stiostes Ailetilebill? IL away ivblte It -how alleSannelleder ef Ledishrest wisenielosigbs paw eessorwy tbropgivearbtellians; for let VU. an-4W *her nein& %be child will gradually recover, heing.sa Innottent, as efficacious, and so pleasant, that` us died wiR 5e1.5110 4 4 8, 4 9 t Idieir gums be rubbed with it. When childreeaTre f nut' bfolatlll'ofd; Mallet there ta no appearance of teeth, niollieri ifibuld rub one horde of the Soothing Syrup on their gobsa, l llw,hp.asponlag tie pares in chat early stage, not one alleles) a hustlaedoeill lave fits, or whit is termed breedlog thitteelis in, deer lisio‘ gip souse. et so natty ricketralldren• ant . l. presrulta-lhatipaget4 non of lanc:ny f ax the gum, which ' always Kukla tha.neat much harder its come through. Mothers ought stayer to the Syrup its this Nursery, for If a child waits to tbi w!,b pain Id its rims, It Immediately opens the pores, the gems, and pre. proprietor, J. Johnson and Co, No. 94, i. teats fever f be reer ha o d r tenor theoulsio prtois: Neuman-street, 0 stord-street ; Iltlx kiey and Sena, fleet Market; Shaw and Edwards, St Paul's Church-yard; Golding, e., Can. la ; Newbery and Son, St. PauraChurctryarti, and Datne-strert, Dublin; Metier, 4, Cheapsido; and by an tbe . prinoiyal Med/tee Venders in town and coutit.ty,nt 45. ficl..a hinderer ready money. CAUTION.—Be sure to ask for Johnson and William's Ameri can Soothing Syrup, as there arta somber of spariaue sort.. N. IS. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant poor as usual, at her house every Tuesday and Saturday'meniing, front nine to ten o'clock, by bringing a letter front a respectable hoeseketper, that theynurgEthjects of charity. . GENERAL COACH OFFICES, WHI FE HORSE INN, FffETER-LANE, AND CROSS KEYS INN, WOOD STREET, Two Doors from C HE A PSIDE, LONDON. A.ARMOUTH ROYAL MALL and TELEGRAPII • Coaches,. chihtigh Lowestoli, Keseingland, Wrentham, Wangford, Blyborough, Yoxford-, kasmundharn, Melton, and Woodbridge, every Afternoon at balkiest four o'clock. YARMOUTH LORD NE tson Coaih, tbrotigh Colchester Ipswich, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at two. ARUNDEL, PETWORTH, and LAI - 11.E HAMPTON Po* coach, through Kingstoo. Gaddforti, and Godalming, Taco. 411, Thursday, and Saturday Morning at six. BRIGHTON Royal Coach, (in 9 Hours) by the New Road, through Croydon, Reigate, Crawley, and Cuckheld, every Morn ing at k o'Clock. BRIGHTON Access mon Arlon Coach, every Morning at 11. BROMPTON, CHATHAM, and ROCHESTER Coach, (the Sit SIDNEY Ssai ro) daily, at 2 o'Clock. CAMBRIDGE Loan Nt1.4014 Coacji, Mondry, Wednesday, and Friday Elornings at 5. CAMBRIDGE UNION Coach, (late Old C a mbridge) through Royston and Ihmtingford, every Morning-4 pact 7,exceiit Sun d ay, CAMBRIDGE light Telegraph Coach, (in 7 Hours) through Ware and Railway, etery Morning at k o'Clock, except Sun day, and carries only oar inside. CAMBRIDGE. Post Coach, through Ware, Barkway, and Fouirniee,Mooday,Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon, at 4 . CANTEtt /AMY, MAAGATE, RAMSGATE, CHAT HAM, ROCHESTER, and STROOD Coaches every Morniag and Evening. N.B. Extra Co robes at any Hour. CHATHAM, ROCHESTER, and GRAVESEND Coaches, four dews a day. .DEAL New and Expeditious light Telegraph Coach, with a guard and Lamps, evtayevening sr half past 4 &Clock. DOVER and DEAL Post Couches, every Morning a quarter before 6, and Evening a quarter before 6. EDINBURGH apd • NFAITCAS Hscteri.tca Poe Coach, 01143411 Aliiwiek, Berwick, Durham, Darliugton, and North :Merton, every Morning at half past s.s. IiAKENHAM Coach, throuji Newmarket, Brandon, and Svraffbam, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at 4. FAVERSHAM new Light Coach, every Morning at 8. GOSPORT -Coach (the Illue) stirs ugh - Staines, Deems, Farn ham, Altoo, West Mann, and Pareham, Mornings at half past 4. H Ell'FFo RD and WARECesch, every Morning at half past HULL RODNEY Coach, try way of Doneasurr, Thorn, and North Cave, every Morning at past G. This Co ach la partlew. lady expeditious., performing the journey in 36 hours. It travels the pleasantest road, and will be found the best conveyance to HULL—N.II. Itiavolds the extremely dangerous passage of the Humbcr. , IPSWICH and CCII.CHESTER Coaches, through Stratford Ft. Mary, Witham, Kelvedon, Chelmsford, logatastone, and Rumford, every Afternoon at 2 and 5. LEEDS Coaches every morning at half-past 6, and afternoons at three. LYNN Post Coach, through Cambridge, Newmarket, Stratset rolgate, and Stoke, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at four. LYNN and ELY Cottelwthe Loan Nxt.son, through Cam bridge, Mondal, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at 5. LIVERPOOL Coaches, every Afternoon. LEICESTER and NORTHAM. PTON Telegraph Coach, 41irough Newport Pagnell, Woobut it, Dunstable, and St. Alban 's, every Afternoon at 2. LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph. through Wigan, Preston, Kendal, Penrith, and Whitehzven, every Afternoon at 2. LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Morn- AusricE. WHEN Men of Edo-ration and professional skill ease persevering endravours is direnver the snow safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Liteisaacs,the sureggy ful result of their experience la the best proof of supenotity. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Burgeons, have been in Alined to make the stirs of the following the object of "beer parierad4r tied,. six. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxi cation, and Its coneennitants, Strictures and Glees, which, by an improved plait, arelpeedly and effectually cored ; is also billy, whether arising from Il,ect, mean indulgences, Inns reel- dente in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often un happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the Dee causing sterility or barrennes., and in the other a numerous train of tier. rout diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate In Im potence and Consumption. In that distressing rate of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the ennui union beconut enfeebled, as regulatly educated Surgennsof l.pn. don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy res.aradon to sound and vigorous health. The result of a long On 4 'standee spree-Lice has enabled thern, by a superior method, to remove vener..3.l comitlainu, Inveterate or complicated, Without subjecting the patient to the• least restrittrit la . dim or escrow ; and in recant Cases where an early application Is made on discovery of the infectien„ they frequently yerform a cure in the abort space of two days, The unprecedented succer& of their mode of treatment (which has never been known to fail in one riugle instance in a yr.c tics of 15 years, during wlitch pirkrl many tloviand of both sexes have been cured, even atter see:warm! itijor fois ntethods bud been pursued by other fractitioncrwiritliout etre, induces them to thus publicly etre: their advice. Messrs. GOSS'atid Cu. exclusively professing the ewe of theist particular complaint., in order that they may ROL by psi eked a mistaken few, with the obloquy su justly attache:TM the i v ,,). rant empiric, think it but justice to thufwelves to state, that t'acy have been propel ly educanni and inidated into every litztich of the profession (certificates of which, from different hetSpillk, .tt4l testitrio dal' front the oust eminent Physicians, they have to eJO. , vince any inquirer), that the success resulting 111041 their endea yours first Induced them to quit tue practice of the general Prix thinner, and they presume that their preetum'aese raresdtute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence vial which they hart, by the public, been so UINTA/ honoured. Patients to the country are requested to smee.the particuUti of their ease, age, and manner of hying, inclosing a Bank Nu:., fur advice and medicines, the same will be forwarded to ...y part of the kingdom —1065 and Co. Sergersas, 13, BOUVefte• Ste - rel. Fleet.at rev,. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, ettallene,e thewno world to prove a single instance where their Medicine any method of cure have failed of the desired effect. I'lle practice of many years In tide particular branch of their profession his pot &beta rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the peratclowi and wasteful effects of a habit long and moat unhappily pursued by the youths of both seine In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of bari.en ness ; the other have its ravages fataUy developed to them by a Lite. tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, termir atee In impotence. These are its remote and ultimate eilecta, while coo -1 sumptions, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complzote usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. 01 i.er sons languishing under the disorders Incident to such a habit, their treatment Is simple and hits-never proved crasuccessful, in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complieated cases of venereal infection, inch u obstructions in the urethra, spongy excrescence', hard .u -moursicallons ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as al a 5 CRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have belled the skill ofother Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan of reatment. effectually and permanently cured, without the patient safer the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage winch 1 often follows the appticatlon of the lunar caustic. In the course d 2O years ertensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are d:;.'y under their are, the total ' indication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expedi tious mode of practice, superior to any other yet ado..ted. the weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint, Is speedily removed, aril the patient restored to sound and et. gorous health. But where the debility Bas for 7cars existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Serb cure has been destroyed, Is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering spark, of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first rupectahlitT. have been under the cart of Messrs. Currie and Co. toe the re. moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having received a radical and pcmianent cure, request Oat reference. may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided su periority of Messrs. Cowie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten to twenty years ____. .- . _ tog and Afternoon. MAIDENI - lE.Ap Coach, through Hounslow, Slough, and Salt Hill, every Afternoon at half-past 2, Sunday excepted. MARGA'T'E light Coach, the Telegraph (carrieS 4 inside only) every Morning at 7 during the SeCtiOlt. MARGATE sad RAMSGATE Coaches, every Morning and Evening at 6. • MA/ICHESTER light Telegraph Coach, through I.eicester, Derby, Ashborne, Leek, and Macclesfield, every Atternoon at 2. The Public Attention Is particularly requested •o this Concern, as it is the Original Coach established fur carrying FOUR - SIDES only; it Is on the last highly improved Construction fur Ease and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, and is worked throughout in the hest possible style. NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, anal SHIELDS new and elpeditiors light .oath, the &Brae, through Stockton and lam, eat ries only 4 insides, and Is lighted and guarded, sets out every Afternoon at S. NORWICH! Expedition Coach. through Hockerill, Bourn bridge, Newmarket, Thetford, and Wymondisam. every After noon, at S. OXFORD and WOODSTOCK Light Coach tthe Blenheim), biloaday, Wednesday, and Friday Morning, at 8, through Vs hoW, Wycombe, and Totsworth. PORTSMOU TH Coach, every Morning, at half past 4, ex cept Sunday. STAMFORD Coach, through Hertford, Baldock, Biggles wade, arid Stilto n . evert Morning, at 4 past 6. SUNDERLAND, Your, and Stockton Coach, every Morn ing, at # past 6. I WORTHAM and Horsham Accommodation Coach, Morn ' ings, at 6; and a 4-inside New Light Coach, Mornings, at 8— through Epsom, Dorking, Leatherhead, and Finden. YORK Higheror Coach, every Morning, 5 past 6, through Newark. Doncaster. and Searyheidge, at which places It meets the various branch Coaches to Leeds, Sheffield, Halifax, -Hud dordeld, Harronates Carlisle, and all the other principal t.wns - Oda Meth.. The Guard and Coach go through without chin =ll4 011410111011Mashmen. Passengers booked through, and 10 Wipg wan road, stray proceed next day, without any Isiditicind fare. ' YORK new and commodious Light Coach, the ralipse, car tying ady Sur insiders, sets out every Afternoon at 9, and travels with the greatest celerity. The if and Coadr go through to - without changing, ar - ssloax Coulomb. and bad been render the care of Messrs. Hoote and Heir slits and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the ewe by the appilcatlon'of the lunar caustic, whbout success. Messr4. Currie and Ce. nsay be consulted by either sex vrit!i the Vellum& delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 101, Ha:ion-Garden. Patients in the country are recoes:ed to state the particulars of their case, age and wend habit of lirmg, &c. inciusing a reattuante fbr advice and medicines, when the Mite *nibs given or seat to any pert of tbekinedum. TAAPANUD *OMEN, who have long bees disappointed in eapiss their of a family, nay be assure, that in mow In. 1 eas are curable by medical skill; end WIN l O 10 of such Impediments be an object of task asi sacs • N ethers, yet the cure of such defects, lag doe rig "•k n. if the ifeq.illatent of owls apeflose. . , • Kral.. at No. at, -.- . "'" "..-^ - ....!.....)^.." . 7*.77 ,3 . ,44 W - Mr' 4 4111 ': ' - , - •• ' .- . . . • • • ' 411.11°114=1 Z I MI I Ir ejeltiste: : \ nalfFitatilailiffit 18. • i _ ----- - - 'On die titth , . V.14-Valitsvollibeasoll Coloadve. • 611.1E11 , 9 9 V10 - .Vptilp 4 3 3 • i . .. j . littl ' • . 1 ..1 the tith resbusot of Dattlaosirovn_ lot la Poeuisel, of s ' hitSl/1141111=2611hiettatva,****4041 • • ,;-.•.,•, - . 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Ap se . audience, m tbel.few Church heto,.l:l? des- Iteesilell' Obgbellabtinet JAM tekitditlfait• slig of agi theamej i,r Aug owlet that:mid rbpe-maker, bf Berutbldq; and wits `stfiteifteedto 5' 'ratty; 'thevinteteitietit , til:COositnptitte. lio is . kagt,liew Pots t escue o cote So scmost &slaps' M on th & i m p r isonment i n thi H o i p 4cimiee t i o n,•arrd mew Y 0111111,111114 cif Ciosabari- The tett frost Gat clotitte;•teite iiiisiii vie the& 71 .. .ciAstfig •wt.. - et r iferiK tideciei4t - ;foreei. yew* neitersweete, "...` 1 to be publicly whipped Freon Iltiejleinetikeyeliiie; to. 1,144F1Ti..:;"-4041e; ilsAat be 1'1,501irti 1 ,4 1; 4 °43 6 14(4061 " L'.9 14 i i 1 1, " ...'"' '• -• • . '- - 1 ' . - etpietOemissal, siiionsolipeafedge knave vlipei4e . 1.611t-gttett. ._..-- . 4 • • ' ~...., mus tiklason : reshill 'tea? !lire faint.not.".-- on the tun inst. et St. Macy teuneoo, . IQ- ~- • Susannah Davits' was feini4 Gaff of Stealing ail • • lite collisafon tailiciunigid ,iso,`Whieti wM prove - a e, daughter er o ell -% owt obi rvitekhe.lo4.,retatiqe to yohr . rit of Ci- Cbarlott a et fli . dociffil r, r,l4 : v i. uff., - laarl tO., .Ipfo+lllo,* litivksbe mit kit. •very seajoinible relief: 'The following hOnn, corn- Vitt. - • gown-pieces from th t eiWalli. Zrans. Linen dra- _ sod for ... _ • --, 0„ h e 'mimes. !mesquite/40, Maw tiestetiat.Geoisal = 2 4' k!" of this. ,ed 4 ", ' i t tbe' lf "" l6ll46 rPal""t• . „ t. tue occaston, by the Rev( Jowl NV 16111Tklia, - • t per, in the 'Borough: "Illiejirctiectiter r ecommended abasest,ane be has amends aitiebatetstevt hos:th. Spry, of Royal Morines,agis4 till tata j t. ,,, t _ Al . ~..../ = . ss Ilood 'a' 200•1•1-12.101( 11 ." • ' , w as Wilt the Child re n the .Inatitution,, which her:to. mtrcy j aild sheloi-seetenced to. be imprisou- ,- b y •••.: . • .. Last creek , in bet 16th year, Tait% ittlghtee of ..1 • • rs--rr. tc.ooo4 l tl l .' , -r -- 7-,- -•--- , 4 oA'e,mrtt.p ? _,.. -• . • 1 ' , . . . . had a very fine effect : . •, • .. Mask hook the lOW Itgliteil;igs. play, '' ' • • ..,T. lidistwi and . X. Wood were . charged with steal. Which usher in the litghtdh+gs.play, judgment-Op - -....,"; ',.., biz a ouantitY.of,wood, the property of Mr. South: Behold on Th rone of 01,ory rise, . . it . the aintl, antilltditeei to - Sir - Edward Thl ' ,t.•! - :. t. ~ .. - :virgt_eigich (In thou s,„,i et kis • Wise, ist Idiw...aidit - .. .. . . marry years, Curet` clerk ht trs• Impala . el l 1.. r • lllVldiclbe%ilke betr..Erilamon, of Liverpool, Ind 6, ,eett in bottles t price los. 6.1. eat* ot knit 'ha one_ fanny 'hauler , thd fr4tb y e ar aWs agt , , ” ~,, • , 41 7 . " . !7:f..= . i :I &I I M. ON 1 , 11141 Ol• M treed distrlntluqed'; an - d - ntay liF/Tl6 at 'M Id. fail* isiOillis and..nieltiog ikiesi • - r +*i't -- 7 . .atfif, 44 dig 76tit year of his me, dic Rev. o,J.,erokir a b o p !awry rwspernageM•aiiinv Vender in the `dam murk,. . _.. sit Of the City 'Ciarninir Sehool, Callege-greed, • 4 -- A REAL. Itt.k.hbtrlo TO liTOTITIIS: - - - ........- .., ers•vpt.itivt-± QVCIITO _. . :ald, Glasgow; Smith, ltdauderston, Scott and York wkiaoot them, mod NAV four Cowling*. - " ell. e V Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Pecks' w. I. IRCIIMAT•B end Co. Propriston, the a GrepOn and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and . w,a""w i at k b e . aamu rofet, itief°2:2l? l4 2_,!_4 l . l thYtaLgi'__, 7 , Wiley 'Atli im , hianchotes ; Bowen, Norwich I Knott and' 1 071, t , „„y oilier AttabilUZZdia=ginslZl the va lue, of 1 2 • Birtr ; Gregory, Brighton ; andstagsti , Aiooksm- tialawordestimatignittnte an ails *Les alma ----- ; ~- -'9 lllWPSlMPOloililiegikAdalkklikeenakti• 1°41) %1861 11: IP V t l a 13 . 31 . 6 4, 2 04` cs9ll* il a • 1 .i33l:'• mt. to Ira ir• 1: . . - • - -- "71 iC. sij I . - . 3tl Web MI - ci a T asiel 061 ~.y 4.11 . • MA i .41•••••• .1 rig 1.0 • . nn , +(A b • A b 1 .1y • 11 • t 1 ts ti ~f • ar - I - I • 1 .4 . 1 • i -1 Ta Di 1 • S 11001 J + -. ''^':- • r • I - iN 110 .: ..', • s' 1. i