Star. — London, England, 1811-04-25 00:00:00

t ~,.. 1 113, -~`~. • .., ~ .; .., ,r s.-- ~., 1 , . • . • ' 7 ~" A PO ItT It Arr. , .:11T111411.11SITFORD. Of statute low, and fairy sire, Her soul seemed through her form to rise; Scarce could the Sculp: or's practised eye Dweide it her's were symmetry ; Fier ever houticloug, nom. g, dancing. Like sun-beam on a meadow glancing; , . t , None could proportion trace, /let still her light and frolic, round The charmed eye like magic bound. And all procialned it Once. Her face with youth's pure colouring glow% So softly bleat, yet so distinct; Such brilliant *Lite, such rosy duct ...The apple blossom shows ; And the pure skin divinely tair, Seem'd as the sun had spar'd her ever And wintry storms and summer air, Had touch's' her never. lier auburn locks with wayward wit!, From golden bodkin sever still, Luxuriant, glossy, unconfined, The silken ringlets freely wind : Nevi on her snowy forehead wage, • New sport around het fair cheeks dimple, Which passes like the calm lakes Weide, 'Where the young cygnets la►e. sometlmes the ruby lips they kiss, Where lovely ensiles so gaily fly, As if they hid for nought but bliss, And ne'er had bretthed a Sometimes they shade those azure eyes, Whose bright rays through the dark lash beaming, In their own liquitidiamonds gleaming, Like Summer meteors rise; As if those rays divinely clear, Had never glittered through a tear ! atratta House, April 1 X. ASSIZES. •' BRISTOL ASSIZES. The Sessions of Oyer and Terminer for this city and county commenced on Thursday last, before Sir V. Gibbs, Recorder. The trial which excited the most considerable de in' of attention WAS that of a Portuguese sailor, of a ; * name or John Damao, indicted for the wilful mur der of Henry Murray, on the 4.th of October last, in an affray, in Marsb•street, Bristol. The witnesses called in behalf of the prosecution consisted chiefly of Irishmen, who deposed, that a dispute arose at the Hope and Anchor, in Marsh street ; that the prisoner and the deceased were seen fighting ;. that' the deceased was the most powerful man, and had the best of it ; that they saw the pri iflner strike the deceased with a dagger, and that he afterwards declared it was the Portuguese fashion to carry daggers. The prisoner called several witnesses. Mrs. Wat. Wins, who kept the public house, swore, that Murray (the deceased) came with three other Irishmen to her h muse, and enquired if any foreigners were there be asked if she had any bloody Portuguese in the house ; that on the Monday preceding, be had been struck by one—did not know his name—but that he was determined he would have blood for his supper that night. Edward Hazard, an acquaintance of the prisoner, and Katharine Mallone, his sister, both proved that the prisoner had spent the afternoon, from four to twenty minutes past nine, at their father's house in Lewin's Mead; that in his way home through Marsh street, where they accompanied him, he accidentally Sell into the affray, and committed e crime. The Recorder stated the distinction between thei two crimes of murder and manslaughter ; and clearly Isheaved that there was no malice to constitute the for ""•••*•.. upon which the Jury returned a verdict of Man lliaiighter was sentenced to be im rimmed six nr.rettle. .raiwardr, charged with stealing !‘ mire, the. l pe(iperty of T: Smith, Was found guilty.--I' , Curtis, for a burgle ~in the dwelling-house of I,: alit! 'steallng Wadi, velvet ; J. Perks and W. Williams, for. a burglary in the house of Messrs. Leach and Ana: brose in were also u guilty, an& sente nce of passed upon the fo fo nd ur, but execu 'lion respited. ifanid*Prtert, far vetsing counterfeit sixpences, to • pay a fine of Is. and be imprisoned oae year.—The etfrontery and undaunted behaviour of Perks excited, in a strong degree, the attention of the Court ; and the Itzcorder intimated to him that he ought not to indulge the hope that the mercy which might be d ex tended to the . 'th ey p risoners would be grante to !him, Mirth i Peters, wish an infant in her arms, fainted away. when her sentence was pronounced. CORK A-SIZES. CRONIN 1). M Aartm:—This was an action brought by the pialstitl to recover compensation for the loss of the --ervices of his daughter, who had been sedu ced by thy defendant; the damages were laid at Five Thousand Pounds. The defendant WAS a married man, partner in a -distillery at Cove He lodged at the house of the pl iintiff, an ap itirecary, who had been confined by' sickness last winter, during which period it is suppo- - aed the defendant gained the affections of his &nigh.' ter, about 19 years old, and finally carried her off, on the evening of the 16th of December ; that they met at White Point, near Core, and were seen crosiing the f er ry together, and ascending the hill at Monkstown that when they arrived in that city, they took lodgings . at a tavern in Fish-street, where the young laJy kept herself secluded fur six or eight Jays, and was visited by no person but the defendant; that when her parents were acquainted with her flight, they had a writ of Ilsietu Corpus served on the defendant to produce her p e rson, who accordingly appeared before the proper officer in Dubli n , accompanied by a friend ofl:w. de. fendant, but declared she would not return to her parents, and that she continued still wads under the pro ' tection of the defe ndant, by whom h pregnant, but• it was stated a miscarriage had recently.ta Hun lten place. The Jury brought in a verdict of Five fired Pounds damages. • fivOn the Crown side, lerochow/Suitivan otherwise Copt , sewer, otherwise Pal Alba:, was convicted of attack a dwelling house and demanding fire arms, was MARRIED. wall Sk ttla gth and Co. si . ozmos, jarcilthit .. sentenced to be banged at 411101°5ra% oibilaturdaysl ' • ' POLAtE, etso T(t 131.1221 h se er r : ic t e ll , ,t c r ttalf m t ed ug ric. e r;: t ,, i e t . e „.,. a e. ' id , o s fn h i e ;l.t V/ , e ,:,a rld ut tt .: l;:i i v , r .,v g e . . 19 . 6 P CILILLENCP. the 27th inste i -o aao s--- .17hri Leahy, for a rape, and Thomas r,roniu, for a Gort.onats.--Yesterday Thomas Ltuittask, de 4°l 1 " 6 . kin le Instance Y m s Mr. Chippendale, banister. was.charged by his ems, tilted of the desired eli . era. The burglary and felony, were sentenced both to be hang. ! p l ayer wi th •fraudulently embezzling two severalatims ! paaticular brancit of their professici, has so: 1 ;i4r: lr " 7 Ir ' " 3 ed on the I Ith of ality nest. rue ::-., cue . • of fourteen guineas and twenty-four guineas, rece ived.; unsuccessful case. - • - .as professional fees for account of Ins master in No-1 They continue to direct their sondes to the tTeement an.' our , of Venered Complains., - ith.: :hat derangem e n t , sst g ar %I : do s , , Sittingkented in Middlesex and London, before "ember last. ; vaactsi: the corisquence 4:I thepanic!ous aid wavelet eifei st u ' th e Ri g ht ifiln. Egawinn, Lord Elaanisoitouosis Lord Mr. Chippendale stated, that the prisoner had been.,; habit long and int. s tUrtta;oslpto „ u e.lby th e y I, a ;4 O a IS - a ; the stl l :o r ,f ll . l 4ll i tt l ;, t . w av lechit t e. 4 et ilY tin lieT te u ly iurell ren wt :cti tnr : c e th.c d . ,:t ':l :r it i bi l a n r a 4v te i ll' , . Chief Juitice,&c. in and after Easter Tesaltal6l4 I !! two years in his employment, and that he hail agreed ,in the one it w 41141141 ii...6thi yobe the I , M:sitin g IN TERM. - • . . • ;to make up his fees as clerk to 30s. a week s that the ' nels atioolaissz. . towboat. . primmer, who, as nsual, was entrusted by him to re- 1 , ire.''' 4 '4 l Mondry ..... .- a ........ May 61 Wednesday ......... ••••••• 48 7 • ceive papers and fees at di ff erent times-, had received L II : a l to -. . ato • - I au ' si r s s i " is. as ' rasa /ego 01[11;110141"y ViCe.. (Mier. , in unnutence. 'I ..,-,‘.are 40 !emirs: and ulthttate tffects, n bl e e s, n . • Mimdsry. •••••••••i••••• 1 1S I Wednesday • . lt, the two sums in question, and which Mr. Wilson, , son , isn a s a sa ,s o mp u te nde a r .u t e lie h i a !:io r r ev ile n n ii4t : l v e ,.d ra r t z:i i i s cli . i ,,, a f s . ii i, t ir. s ti - ,. - 4..1 ptliAll . l, inS t. . ossewar power 2 and vamp nerveas complah-ai MOn4,y ....... .......».;.. 20 I Welnesslay........ as solicitor, now proved he had paid to the prisoner foci ta.aa aartai ' ea t Saturday 'a .• AFTER 'fElthf. Mr. Chippendale's use ; but the prisoner had never 1 trrm" O l ;:eloag, laborious, .and much w atended r i me .k e . 1 ' t .-it Vlitlikrf 2B 1 Wednesday ... 29 accounted for them, but absconded from his master' .s • 1 .300, 4 "' '.' lase and coi m aticated cases of venereal natection ou t} ,service at the latter end of March or the beginning 1 as nI.-•ruedond In the "nrethia; ir, sod eicnticences I sa ' e d,i; LANs Tuesday last J. Springaway, supposed to be of the present month, since which timeahe fraud has ramts,CISLOUP ELMS, EEN7IENEE,SCISINIAL EfreareSS, -,3kKa, ZS albs Whither recent or of long dnrEion, and stidchita.n: beget! It • den t, id in the robbery of Mr. M'Allister and Mr. , been discovered. s i RIC !aquas, Bes of Eveshatai, was apprehended at Beckford Inn, The prisoner being called on for his defence, erns( - , s idg ounher Practitioners ; are by chiirter.ew bu ilnwe i . .,b u t o l i : whither he had been pursued by two men from Tewkes- I examined Mr. Chippendale by a number of interrsga- ' reaimeni, eifectuany and permanently owed, without.flepatt.nt but y, his coaduct havingcreated some suspicion due : an d heintirtisage *milt ing his stay at a public gore in that town. ' He h as . tories, the tendency of which was to show there was si_tff e ert it ' f ng oli tl fm te i e t tcrucia li tinvain Asi a current account in his hand writing still open be- sit i ng 20 years extensiv . e P p P ractice in :his . r u .tein c ii -41 w11 4 . k. 1 l u n • the"") ::: e 4 since been committed to Worcester gaol ; and from tween him and Mr. Chippendale, and never closed, in g:rictuit.. hive been and ari 'tlairr tintlef tlf;ir u t r t e " ;ke al his confession, J. Springer, for the recent robbery of which he had debited himself with all fees received / eradieadon of which am eliceto.l by a %do, attain, ar.„l sav g .g. a Mr. ,Margaret, of `Rid way,' an the road between i ,i Is . iwel ne•a i , y r re asatt ai on, a n nd a d t c h lr e llity al proc t ee r d c b7 ot hoeit ,:d this sortatitty and all monies disbursed ; and, in a written defence, , onus nunie of practice, surericie to any other yet a ItTtrd; Ta e Gloucester and Tewkesbury, was on Friday taken a[; which he read to the Magistrate, be stated, that not Cheltenhano whence- he was conveyed to TiWkes- i ' being aide to obtain from Mr. CLippendalehis salary 1 gums' health. But where ti: debility 1: - .. for years :ai l : 1 1 1 d d vi. ' bury, and committed to the prison of that boroug h front time to time, and being distressed for the means 1 peeper perseverance in their restorative' remedies, atter thnion: for further examination. ,3„.Crotts, alias Jemmy e Rover,has likewise, on theinannatiOn of SpringawaY, of support to his family , he •haa appropriated necaol tore has been destroyed, is indiepeireabiy reguisiinta seviss do • sionally money from fees. which came th rough his du s n e ll , : erai erul g r ti c ' n rks i " e t n l " ar .e, d a g it to k r al inl .T 4 ' be r 6. . !itlaitiann• been taken at Birmingham, and many of the articles hands, pending a general settlement of the account 1,..,„,4„,,„ under the care of Mturs. C ' ' l° o7 for ch bi c ie r F. itolen from the house of Mr. Walker, of Kinsham, and other property lest in the late robberies in the still open. No account, however, appeared of any niovul of complaints of the Urethra, Str;,:tures, Ste. and, !satin neigh sign. of Tewkesbuyy, were found in his acknowledgment for tae•stress above mentioned. received a 'radical anti ysrmaneut core, **tett thaereferetics g • possession. Crofts has also impeached five otheis of Mr. Chippendale said, from the kind of ill-advised ma r erint ßl V C /s4 tpt es i m. 'em C a ti s rr7e : an f r 7.."4llc". the 4".1'1 .u -possession. same notorious gang, -whose nocturnal depreda- - defence srt up by the prisoner , he felt himself called- o f thoe Y Gent! cn letv".had lair s f "ft : in t: t ent TS3nY. : on to do that • from which he would otherwise have mi d had betn toiSer the eais. ot,i4sters. Home and 14ea i st ' si i :les, lions have so long eluded the eye of justice. refrained ; namely, tc produce a letter in the priso- a nd ether ”irr!fuis es . i. h eci l l.4l enoimsee, seta itt:erpted the cue Wednesday se'nnight, a tenant of Mr. Forbes, of ner's own hand-wr . iting, acknowledging his embezzle- y rd l eli e s aii s p . l c c i a rr tn i i r n ai n i t it C e et u m na ay r caustic , whlsent sacts her s. . th Callender, near Stirling, at mid-day, "sas knock ed renew delicacy, secrecy, aud honour , at itiar house , * .7.. an; tb ment ; and, he said , th at i h e was now 'forced to p ro- down and robbed of £lBO, in the wood of &Bender, teed With less lenity t han he had otherwise intended. ils ton-Garden. Patu.nts In the country are requested io rate by three men.—He has been so ill since,. that he has The prisoner was committed for trial, and Mr. Chip. tie particular. of their cam, age, end general Latd.ol.ljvin s rte. not been able to describe the robbers. pendale bound over to prosecute. ineosing a re:nit:owe fee asivice :.011 medicines, wheu El k s l um Sunday night a Gentleman returning to town went • will be g iven or Sent to any put of thekinrlom. - .'' • ; A priaoner con fi ned for debt in the Marshalsea pi i into a place of worship, near the Elephant and - ''• a 0 ensure tlsa secrecy so emends& to their tiodertaltilsg, the son, iipplied to the Court for his dischar,ge on Friday noetti g e of Letrres.sups.br add e d tn,tbe attount for tn..the lin Castle, St. George's Fields, which was extremely last, on the Found ,§f...bis creditor having failed ao crowded, when a set of hUstlers picked his pocket of pay him his sixpences in a legal manner., It appear. £l3OO, in notes and bankers bills; with which they ed that the creditor had tendered him 3 s. and a `got clear off. • . p i ece o f s il verresem bli n g wh a t. no w passes far sixpence ; ‘,. . . . Saturday Mr. MNAMARA, nigh Sheriff, with • a the latter, however, upon closer inspection , appeared party of the King's German Legionfrom Limerick, to be a foreign coin. The- Learned radge beim , a of accompanied by Captain CYCALLACHAN, and some of o in.on this Was not a legal tender, according •to .the the Kinloe and Newgrove Cavalry , apprehended the let which directs that allowanceto debtors Gibbonses, of Silvergrove, who in January last forced realm , paid in the lawful coin of the order ed the the house of' Mr. J. Moloney, of Dooras, in Limerick , debtor to be discharged. - • . and forcibly carried off Honora Campbell: They were • ry , • : In the interval between.the evening 'of Saturday lodged in Limerick jail. last and Monday morning, the Union Bank,. in 'CitS Tnesday se'nnight as J. Fry, bricklayer, of Pitton, • • . at al terbury, was entered by some unknown *meant; do near Salisbury, was at work with his two sons, at notes an d Y' cash to a very considerable atnountlatok East Harnham, in pulling down a wall, he observed 1 the ut. • a., s• - • ' it to give way, and called to his two sons to run ; i The circumstance. was discovered all ant nilie v On one of them escaped the danger, but it suddenly fell I Monday morning, when the Chief Clerk, being abOut on the other (a youth about 19) and crushed him so I to proceed to the business Of the day,lntinif some ob much that he expired immediately. E I struction in unlocking the iron — diar done of the ex'. On the 12th inst. some smoke being observed to sets, and on further research it appeaied that this, as issue from a window in the house of Mr. Rookley, a well as another closet, had been openedand relncked, baker, at Bridgewater, an alarm was given, and on and that an iron chest which was fixed withinside of their proceeding to the front siuing-room, they had one of them bad been forced open, apparently by priz the melancholy spectacle of an elderly infirm lady, a ing the lid of it. lodger, sitting in her chair, almost burnt to a cinder. This chest, besides the notes of the firm, toned The accideix is supposed to have happened by ft spark also the receipts and transacticati of the bilit =on. Sat.. from the fire catching her clothes. tarday;which it was custornaryin aefiriitU . e in the Friday se'nnight, John Loaves, guard of the Eclipse bulk till the Monday morning folleseirtgAittehilltier-• coach, was found dead.tittits arrival at Thirsk, in the ever, was the systematic method with: which :hie rob-• boot of the coach, where it is supposed he had taken bery was - effected, that - the cheeks Paiali the ... course shelter from the intense cold. of Saturday, and the bills Mt negetiablicsaere'serted • Mr. James Bell, of Irby (son of Mr. Bell, of Lace- and separated fabITI the other . notei; and such only taken as could be passed,ermaisting of Baia of tng by) who was last week drowned near Burt o n Stather, land and local and provmcial notes ; io addition to had been paying his last preparatory visi t to a Lad y to whom he was to have been mar ri ed in a few day. 1 these a gold watch, and the paper in,)uldsso'f the firm The ferryman who was drowned was also to have were. ao taken. been married last week. Yesterday se'nnight as Mr. Preston, of Argyle street, was returning to London in a single harse chaise from Hertfordshire, accompanied by' • a Mr. Johnson, the former having the r ein s , ran the [ vehicle against a cart by the side of the road, at Cam ' den Town, by which a momentary stoppage was oc casioned ; but the horse feeling the impediment, flex let the co llar, and the vehicle was overturned, and a part of it dragged several hundred yards from the ,spot. Mr. Preston was picked up in a state which leaves no hopes of recovery, his bead having been dreadfully fractured, and his collar-bone broke. Mr. Johnson was also severely hurt, but not dangerously. • The reign of his present Majesty has been eminent ly distinguished for improvements in Medical Science, but we know of nothing so calculated to ameliorate the afflictions of all ranks, as the • MODe weir TRE itT- Nina alone adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Ocu lists, 3, Red Lion-Square, who themselves, and As sistants (to the amount of nearly Five Huai:lean, consisting of Clergymen, &c.) have RESTORED TO SIGHT AND CURED of Diseased Eyes, and Eyelids, THOUSANDS, WITUOCT ANY SURGICAL OPRRATION.— Sonie of them are intended to be perpetuated, there fore they sat for their Portraits, which are now exhi- , bited in the window of the ROYAL GENERAL Duelers- ' DIED. SARI', High Holborn, in which House, the Jnd.gent ' Tuesday sennight, at Culluttipton, Devon, thrlter. Thomas are received without a Fee; this we are happy in being Harris, A. M. of Trinity College, Oxford, and late Curate of Braddon, near rowcester. able to communicate to oin • Readers, as it evinces the ! At East Bourn, on the 17th inst. Mrs. Mary Lusbington, aged `Philanthropy of the Proprietors. as years, widow of the late Rev, Dr. Henry Lushington. Cen . sumption of the Lungs and Aithma—Accriunts ' ,from every part of En hod of the most extraordi- tn o tineo t t her house , in Buccleucli- place , the 10th inst.. Mils Mary Elliot, only surviving &Jupiter of the deceased Sir G4lbert , of Minus, Bart. Lord Justice Clerk. nary effects of the p pared Strainonium and the , a 1 Oxymel, in the cure of the above diseases , are daily taASP- - - . . ... - • `received. Mr. CAPARN, of Newark.on-Trent. states, THOMAS LAMB, of 32; Neer'Newnliam-street , that these preparations have been of wonderful ser- Edgeware-road, was acted four or five years with a pus vice to a great number of people in that neighbour. ± tular Eruption, the hest appearance of which was in his tau am) hood, who have been great sufferers f rom Asthmatic hands, an i d then it od o syr be ead over bttly. About Chrirn:as,lBo9, Complaints and consumption for several years ; and t a h r e sa u a s t: a aja rn e stilesf o t f hi, ye f ar w hen w sot envered Hie cUseaenetsatr.rhee was a, IT unable i re Sur eon Fishes, in the fourth Edition of his n Fami- to walk; finding no relief from his medical a•trisers, lie applied iliar'l'reatise" on the Cure and Causes of Asthma and in June, 1810, to the Dispensary, IS, Soho ;spare; and by taking ConsumptiOn, g p has iven such reseetable t e st i m o n ie s. S PI LSBNIT'S PATENT ANTISCOMIUTIC DIEM which ht has of their efficacy, that cannot fail to establish their re- n w ot or n d ow s ar re' e lin ,. clu a i:e r d e , rf al e l et h i ls , sy co mvorat . !re His re n c ln om ved lec , a t n io .d a h i s pa l e, putation as a specific Remedy for diseases of the and his stature has the appearance ranee of being exhausted by En s ss m e i Lungs. So uniformly successful havethese Rime- beyond his strength„and the chief seat of his disease seemed t o be dies proved, that not one case can be prodUeed . in a defect in the digestive o g ins, which were considerably deranged. , which it has not been of the most essential benefit.— na ry, tr ud op t h h u e la n , u tlse ro po ns we c ft urn of tlit t nt u e s d e k e in st e de ar , e si t , uuet ori es t traordl. The prepared Herb and Oxymel are sold by HARMS ' - 2 1. 7. As there'are numerous counterfelts,pleasa to ask for :ipl Y is . burt s Corner of st. Paul's Church-yard I &toot; and Co. Patent Antiscorlestic Drops, with the King's duty printed inbiack 1,50, Oxfordaiteeet ; Forme and Co. 34, Par anent, kii, in Ibottlei of ss, fd. double bottles 1 0e. and larger Cl RS. duty luded. Cotisp'nun'd Essence ss. street ; and Burrs, 10, Bernri.etreet.. ..-._. , „ . _ ~.7 . , •-• , - I Dispensary, 1.5, Sohosequare, London. •• • To . citom,o TA,T,LAnt, Esq. - . ICONSIDER it but' an act of jOstace due to the Indies:if your LEAKE's-PATEIIitPILLB3vie ainuitanitate to lou9eddlowing Cure, whicit has recently helis ge.rformytty . them. An acquaintance of mine,who ity the :nestling eft efaa old Veirivel Complaint (attended by a steep:Winn 4 Ural arisisg therefrom) was reduced almost to a skeleton, and :aka' he had the bet medical advice which could ba obtained, anit,r4 a variety of patent 'mediae, noPtirig could be procured w!Ucti at:email tikiiiitliscise, or do him any. ea vir,e4.lif retplined lel. ' moitlreeluced and Finable . itiation for two ytati, unable to fol. invlirrgaTessl • thi, and starctly able to wi•.:it oreen to:stana oft hisiegs On face, no one who knew hfm err OrOposed it possible far hint to recovers • He Ifes advised at!laKesery youg , Leake's Pills--he.did,st, adhering y7rictly to the .directJtio iiittii urh illieria;=4ae hadtlQi talsen more titan two bases, N i lo:r he Num.! .. }it skeeithiti for the better--this e•cvetrigettint t , , prieied Awl by taking a few boxes mote he found its appetite act eirenrh o:3#u•dly return, and is now as healthy and stout- as ~n 4 lean I' ktlour. You are welcome_ Sir, to tries.ll47 persoa to alt 1,4 a einfirmaion of the above account, if it shoul.l be 411)uhtA. I am Sir, your obedient bumble seri/ant, • TI - 1010Ag PiJitDAY.' Library, Felketee, July lb, leUfl. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Tiornas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lcsidon, at Irs house, No-o, New Bridge-street; 'whet*, `kftkr a cod(aut residence of more than 40 yeas, in apractioupartioularif dieetibiofthecure • of Venereal complaints apd4buseispingotAlte. toe . parts el gsna.... stint) in both sexes, with that, inytoinble socAcy witch men orli, professlon should always obierve, t!i-41.irtell`dviiself tfie advice • and assistance, he gratuitously eiministibs be peniensl s' but flats medicine, will bb esteemed by a discernao. palette Is an a. vantage aciflorl to be eh t4intil, 14 void of 2 0e1P0t1e.• . - - Also sold by his appointment, for the convenience of those liv ing at a distance, at the Perfumer's, .Na. 3S, St. Aiblu'ustrort, Pall Mall ; the Toy fitsop,;Mo. h Oxfsed-arrtt; Mr. Debo rough's, No. 7, Fielpstree MO;. NT. 13g.xtefac Louth Bridite, Eilillbllfet t Mr. hi` Depaiii`e, - Glingow 04e.C.alinall's, pith:tat; Mr. 13illicge's, L'.verpool : Mr. Aikinson'i, Manchester ;'and Lit one person in eery - eonsiderable town in (Inv Britain and in-- ' land,to Is. so or only 2., 9d. coal skated up, Stith fall and i' l3s *retires, *hersl y persans .0 either sea rosy we thentaeb - e-. N. $. Every box "41 is Greza Uritain is scaled up, ivi:l. a Stamp, on which, by favor of 'tile Constolpaiooera, a prime.: at the Stang) Office, "T. Taylor, il6. '9 4 . N4W Blidge"trte+" PRICE OF HOPE IN THE BOMOUGH MARKET. • Bass ', - focksts• Kent sl. ss. to 71. 15s. .Ksat IL .os. to 0. 91 Subset M. Os. to V. ob. "Sussex 51. 10$. to 74 3.1 s PRICE NF HAVANDSTRAVVIV SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 51.10 x. to 91..155. Relies M. as en 10 Os. {never 41. ICOAL 01 to IoL Go 3- na vy 24 3L ISs.to 4b. 41. MARKET, April • Ships at Market Sold • - Priem G Newcastle 5 455. Cd. to Sas. Id. 1 Welds 1 • Ws. 05. S Chaos I 311 s. ad. • BIRTHS. Saturday morning, at the Rectory House, Whitechapel, the . Lady of the Rev. D. Mauhiaa, of a son. Monday, in Grafton-Street, the Marchioness of Ely, of a daughter. ....._ , IVIATILI MON! A i. F. - TTJerry. 44 'tut happy they, the happiest of their hid." Such lithe lan guage of the immortal Thomaits,--tfhen speaking of the mar rime state; but to intrust that happiness it is necessary, sa Juvenal observes, " Meal sena la cnepore saga," to bare a A sound mind in a sound body." Hence the indis•.em. tb'- necessity of every person, ere ht enters into that closealhadc• . to pay's' due reepeer to his health. MESSRS. GOSS and:CO. as regularly ed..levr.t. Surgeons of London, hare sedulously devoted that an. •. don for these last fifteen years to the study of thu..e eis.r. :a which so fr epic:Ay imbitter, and too often prevent, that ~. maid.: blessing, 7.V.atrfrnonial kelicity: The'unriralleil pa:.. that they have hitherto receirierf heemprrarne tin,* 01.4 e i... • ti-o, asid.the unitorn success attesdiartheir superior tue• , - 1 treatment in such complaints. imbeet,them thus itatliticly :u 5... , their assistance. • in all 'cases Of DeldlitY or Deficiency, whether re-ofitle , ~ the rooiregteeticy of . partieipettng in the gaitti.., of 1 13sh life, the unbounded indulgence ef Ithontnisiit„ or a tc.cr..t, • tary, and destructive habit, which weakens the energy or : . mind, and destroys the sower of youth, by pre:licitly ate., • in the one Mt, and itnpotence by the 'ether; they diferli Si ' t permanent cure. To those *ho s feam ouch ctunpiaiots, aie --, - %%sited entering into . the. marriage orate, sutd, *genii :1 -, c! rebel, brood over their_ laSpiltica in .silmce, it must b.: ec..•. ing to harm, bowerei l Met& or intr.:stns.' the ere .0 ... e . deemed' by other prictibiners;that try i et....eating all i"'. •'' aseehod, they may be rs o ce odu i n sound and Vi gorous cone:: . •• • • 'Vermin liitiorder, frequently risidassa.L so •Lmostieet u• • .- • distretion, and every species of sypidlitic infection, by ? ....,..: ..., never-fainter mode of treatment, is Terrify and raircsei: sr. - ed, witholt restraint in diet sr ereettse,-ty Messrs. Go, :.• ' .• • as also Strictures of the Urethra, and Girls, which rtey .•. • .- allied to cur in a short period, Witheat recourse to the ft: &morons erects of the Caustic ; references if v.itich c 4. gayest to several Gentlemen of high respectabiiity, bra cured, after havi.ig laboured mule: strictures f?r n:Pny 1 •- 'To Married Remit-% wiitise e‘...p.-eriitions of thri.e • pieiges of cnnnehial happiness have been defeated, it a.:.• ..v be a prising reflection to km*, that. in. mast In-tante- • t impediment is to lie retunve4; fur moth his been the ..111..: r their plan, that many ladies, who irad,gleto up all litit...i , I .• •••• pony, have been agreezbly disePAiesteti. ?Aram s. i'.t. ; s• . • excluslvely penterieg the cure of ?live polite:Jar tom;'. ,j' • ottLer that tbs.) , may not be maked,.by a. talstsben 6.1 e, ...41h t'l opprobrium so justly &Upshot to she-Ignorant is m}4i., II.; , g '• but justice to themeelves to stale, that they have :1,1.n , t -, -.• educated and '"itiated hem every branch of the prie*.i.le .. .* .• acmes of which, from dl refit Houtpitals.sed frsti.iltli, al. the most eminent Physicians, they lisee,toinstivirict :.i.e i , f' , ' that the semen :minting falai their emkatv,, , ars first tr them to quit the practice of the ger.cral pi—vier-et; a; -'•; • , pentane that their pfetenthms constitute a fair gral. t,I, I unprecedented confidence with which they hate 'been h. I Public so liberally honoured. • . •.. Patients in the Country ore requested to state the purl:. of their case, sr, and manner of hymn, r•nelosicg 7: y.ar.: . • and 'Advice red Pdttbeines wll be immediately tom,' , • Eve, pert ci the Lictd:ln. . (IOSS ag . i Co- I S. Ennerrkwrest. Tleet.sitte, Last August, at Dinapore, in the East Indies, Lieut. George Barker, 12th Native infantry, to Emma Maria, only daughter of the late Colonel Clayton, of the Bengal Establishment. Tuesday se'nnight, the Rev. Edward Simons. M. A. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and rector of Ovington,in Nor folk, to Susanna-Maria. youngest daughter of 'the late William Roberts, Eaq. of Cambridge. Friday se'nnight, MiFarLlne, Esq. writer to du signet, to Jane, eldest daughter of the late James Sommers, Esq. writer In Edinburgh. 1 Tuesday se'nnight, Robert Campbell, Esq.'s, De'serf, Lle e,. nap'-Colonel of the 2d Royal Lanarkshire Local Militia, to Mks Reston, daughter of Alexander Renton, Esq. of Laniberton. LONDON Printed and published by Laity. K sr, At ht. Orr tcit, Na t, Careratree, mud at die Ten7l' •i. -- :~~; ' ►--- I 4 1 i s~:> 1 I .~,'