Star. — London, England, 1816-06-21 00:00:00

THE NEIL BI — TH S A building from theieTegant designs of Mr. MEL. ILEUM:, has been recarbtryierected at Ramsgate, for Warm sea-stater bathing, which, from the scientific nature of its construction and arrangement, promises to be one of the .greatest acquisitions to the public, since the introductian of the warm baths into Eng. land. The New Baths are called the Is/teem-a Baths, and are situated in a line with the .Paragon, on the West Cliff, at Ramsgate, at an ea vatioe of one hundred and ien titt abinel the level of t he sea : they range with the other buildings of the Paragon, having the space between the front and the ad laid out as a prinienade. A hotizontal tunnel has been excavated in the Pock, running at the level of dose water under the building, to a distance of IV feet, until it jolt's with a Vertical tunnil from the top. The tide ebbs and flows in this horizontal tunnel; and the pumps in the vertical one, are s 5 placed as always to get their supply at high water. In order to have the supply as free from vegetable impurities as possible, a wooden trunk has been curled from the entreece of 'the tunnel to a distance of 105 feet into the Sea ; having gratings at small distances to intercept the weed, which might be driven into the pumps by the violence of the title. This tonna h4S a sluice at its upper extremity for the purpose of clearing out the sand which may subside at the bottom by means of a back current. • I The pumps are worked by horses ; and the water after bring raised 11U feet, flows into a large reser.] voir, from wbich it is conveyed through pipes into the boilers and ether parts of the building. The hit ilding waich contains the baths in 1.10 feet long and fat feet oriep, fronting the sea. This bull ding is divided' into three parts, vie. a circular centre, with the baths Ard dreisiny•toottis in each wing ;a— ttic taint is finished with handsome stone ornaments. Two slights of steps conduct into the saloon, finished with pSlatters at equal distances on its circumference, and ss hich is tit-wished with the daily papers, reviews, and of he; periodic:it publications, for the accoMmo dation at those who use the bathe, and the &tor is five feet above Cie level of the promenade for the ad vantage of a more etteeded prospect, and is stir. mounted with an s legant ornamented dome ()Laing. The ternicircnmfealice of this room is s pen tosearus the sea ; and a person se.tted in the centre it cam. mends one of the most extensive and varied prospects i n t h e The country from Pegwell to Canter bury— the bay itself in its whole steeep, Feint of Do ver ; the shipping in the Downs; the coast of France from Du;ikirk to Boulogne ; and in the :afternoon, whee the cliffs are illuminated by the setting sun, every indent lion of the coast is clearly discernible to the naked eye, appearing but a few miles distant ; ienmetliately under the windows, the shipping iu Ramsgate fiarbetir, and its celebrated pier stretching into the b.ay. In the evening the glimmering of the several lightdionses in the distance, the lamp; of the vessels passing thrmigh the ceannel, the bright light on the pier-head illuminating the foreground, form, altogether, one of the most enchanting scenes we have ever witnessed. The baths, which are formed of white marble, are each placed in a room li4lited aad ventilated from the ceiling, and communicating with the separate dressing-rooms. They ate in length, width and depth, of the-dimensions of the celebrated warm baths at l- pies, which are so large as to allow invalids using the friction brush, to do so conveniently, with out exposing any part of the body above the surface of the water. Pipes from the reservoirs and boilers, conduct hot and cold water into each, and another communicating with the drains allows it to run off after being used in a Will. The unsightly appara tus of pipes aid cocks are here kept entirely out of view, and the whole apartment has quite the air of an ancient Roman bath. The dressing rooms attached to each bed) are of a very ample size, having a sea prospect. and they are fitted up veldt every thing that - can administer to the comfort and pleasure of • the bather. • The Amer Lahr are constructed to have a sup ply either of cold or her water, and the dressing-teorns which are attached to them, are fureished in the same (wanner as the others. Vapour tails: are also included in these establish. ments, and we understand modelled alter those re commended and invented by the Hon. Mr. Cetantaae. From the several contrivances for incriasitig or de creasing the temperature of the vapour, it can he ae plied generally to the whole body, or topically te any particular part of it. with the greatest certainty and precision. Med:cared neae.er can be generated and applied with the same apparatus, and boated air cars be introduced into this apartment to act as a Russian sweating bath, with the opportunity of using at the same time the cold or the /ct ihower-baths. This establishment, however, has another claim towards being unique in kind. Skase has been ap plied to heating bitildines for the purposes of manu factures, but this is the first successful attempt at etnplaying it in a manner combining the greatest .elegance with tl:e greatest convenience and certainty. The steam is generated in t boiler on the outside o f . the building, from •Nhich it is conducted under the floors by pipes into an elegant vase pieced in each dressing-room, stardieg in a niche made in the situa tion etirianonly cccupi:: , l by the fire-plac?. In same I of the coldest days its FeLuary, the temperature of the whole building was es high as 65°, and had all I . the delightful w ernth of a day in summer. Pram the various ce ntrivances for admit:mg the steam, cr stepping it off from any particular part of the build— ing, and directing it to any ether particular apart ment or series of apartments, the temperature can be caisod at pleasure. In :.n establishment of this kind this mode of heating is a greet'improvement; the time required, to trim rite flies, and in keeping the apartments free from dust, if that is possible in an open fire-plate, is saved to the attendants: and the invalids experience none of that unpleasant feeling occasioned by the opeoing and shutting of doors when dressing or usadiersing ; and what has been so loudly complained of, the unequal temperature of Ebel apartment and the current: at cold air from the chive- ney acting on the surface of the body, and in the cases of rheumatism, more pat titularly, defeating the object for which the warm bath was prescribed. When walking over the building. we had an op. port unity of examining a model of a chemical ap pilaw for producing sludybcatt watts., by Galvanic] • action, but is we were infOrmed;conddetable im provements were making on the liter apparatus, we will take an early opportunity of laying a descrip tion of it before our Readers. The last and not the least improvement in this 'establishment is the very moderate sum which is in. tended to be charged try each bath. Those who have been accustomed to frequent Brighton for cheapness, will now here be agreeably surprised at finding in& nitely superior accommodation for the Jame BRIGHTON, JUNE 20. 11th p!ace of fashionable resort h now full of company, and its attractions are rendered doubly. in viting by the facilities afforded for an aquatic recur sion to the opposite coast of France. This delight ful voyage may now be accomplished, thanks to the enter prize and spirit of an individual, in an elegant and commodious manner, tar surpassing any similar establishment, by means of the ELIZA Packet, Cap tain WATT, which sails from hence to Dieppe every Saturday evening. This beautiful ♦easel was taken out of the Leith and Loiedon trade expressly for this purpose, and 13 conducted precisely on the same flan ; that is to say, the passengers are provided with a sumptuous table, while on board, free of all expence, and they are conveyed to and from the vessel without any charge for boat hire—thus removing two sources of mod. anxiety, trouble, arid expence to travellers. - The Eckza Packet is 1.50 tons burden, and is fined up with suite of no less than five cabins, than which no Royal yacht contains any more elegant, and in which the comforts and conveniences of the fair sex are in a particular manner attended to, The conss quence of this liberal and gentleman-like system be comes daily more gratifying to the proprietor, for, in spite of the most violent and unjustifiable opposition, the cabins of the ELIZA are filled every voyage with travellers of taste and distinction. In short, those who are aware that Brighton affords the most beauti ful and interesting rallying point for a pleasurable ex cursiou•to or from France, will find that the ELIZI, and the ELIZA only, is the vessel which affords them all the elegancies of a polished fire side, and excludes every disagreeable incident peculiar to a sea voyage in common packets. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING..—fues 20. But little betting took place this day. THE DUNCAS I'ER ST. LEGER STAKES. 9 to 1 agst Brown Bread. 9 to l agst Watts* e. 9 to 1 agsc Tom Tit. Even betting the three against the field. Even betting the Duchess of Leven beats tine of the three, first favourite, 1 he Nes...market, St. Ledger, and the Derby, the same as last Monday. Mr. '.h..kevear's Donkey is matched against Mr. Thornhilrs Anticipation, at the first Newmarket October Meeting. At the Serum' Meeting, the D. of Grafton's Whisker against Ld Darlington's Paulus for 200 gs. At the Houghton Meeting, Ld Darlington's Paulus against the D. of Rutland's Fandango. for i 50p. The D. of Griftou's Milton is matched against the D. of Rut land's Yarico, for 200 gs, b. ft. CURRAGH RACES, JUNE 13,1516. For SOO Guineas, h. ft. over the Course. Mr. Daly's Bravo, est. ". ..... 1 Lord Sligo's Friday, Sot. 71b. Friday fell lame. Ring's Plate, 100 Guineas, for five-year °la, arse-mile heats, 9st. each. Mr. Hunter's Tamerlane Colonel Armstrong's Sir Roger Mr. Battersby'sLong Legs Lord Creamine's Petuarla The rest not placed. 2CO Guineas, Post on the nat. _ _ _ Mr. Bettersby's Sinlntro, 7st. bib. Mr. PreLdergasei. Lounge, Elt.t. 51b. QuEstt-sQuanso--Yesterday a Solicitor attended to withdraw the information exhibited against J. Fledgcock, driver of the old Windsor coach, for fu riously driving against, and overturning, the new XVindsor coach on the Ist inst. whereby a passenger had his leg broke, an action for damages being about to he brought at common law. MasautanDucit-sTa ELT.- Wednesday evening the inn who stabbed Lord Rivers's groom at Hyde Park-comer, was brought before the Magistrates. lie said he had been butler to Lord Middleton some time back, but he did not give a satisfactory cause t‘by Ile made so rash an attempt. Only one Gentle who witnessed the transaction appeared; conse silently, after a short examination, he was remanded. CORONER'S INQUESTS.-14a.,t night, an Inquest was held, l:cfore R. UNWIN, Esq. Coroner for Middlesex, upon the body of Benjamin Twig, private in the Guards, who was stabbed in the belly, on Tuesday night, in Catherine's.lane, Tower-hill.—A vast num ber of witnesses were examined, amongst whom were all those who gave evidence against Josef Peru, at Lambeth street Office, in the case of John Moody. The evidence did not, however, bring home the charge to that person. A surgeon deposed, that the wound, of which the deceased died, had been inflicted with a sharp instrument. It was three inches deep and one inch wide. Verdict—Wilful Murder, against some person or persons unknown. Wednesday an Inquisition was taken at Tothill fields l3ridewell, on the body of Peter Howie, a pri. vate in the Veteran Battalion, who was charged, oh Friday last, at Union Hall Police Office, before Mr. Seci.oh, with committing a most atrocious assault on the person of Serjeant Kendal, of the same regiment, with intent to rourdvr him. Howie was committed to Tothin-fields Prison, upon the Coroner's warrant,' who took an Inquisition touching the death of Ser.. jeant Kendal, who died in consequence of the wounds he had received in the affray with Howie.—Howie was removed from Horsemonger-lane gaol, 9n Sa turday last, and has been unwell ever since, being hurt by a fall he had in the scuffle with the Serjeant, and his previous illness, with a mind full of agita tion, which is opposed to have hastened his death, he died on Tuesday morning, in Tothill-fields son. One of his legs was bruised very much.—The Jury returned a verdict—Died by the Visitation of Goo. CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES. Mom Lord Ellenborough, Mr. rustle* Burroughs. Noaromc—Lord 'Chief Justice Gibbs, Lord Chief Baron Thompson. m iDLAN D—Mr. Baron Graham Mt hales Dallas. Norman—Mr. Bares Wood , Mr. Justice Bailey. Oxiroau-.Mr. Baron Richards, Mr. Justice Abbott. Wait s u.kis. mks Part, Mr. ludo lial:401d. •StLY4 COIN. a• • ! Whitehall % lunt 17, 1816. . gts dirsetsd by Lord SIDKOUTIII to inform you, that his Lordshipl. aware that considerable incoovenience ha, arisen, in many parts'of the country, trum an apprehension that the de faced silver coin now in circuiation wilt tint he taken in exchange liar new cuing 2, stow preparing: ha therefore directs me to at.- prize you, that the 'defe:t4/ rain of Wee in exchange IV the new rein 7e ,as . urn as the latter is complarcl ; and in hopes that the hankers and tradesmen of -- will continue to receive such defaced coin in the iitcain time. I em, Sir, &c. cdigtied) 7. BECKET. To the Worshipful the Mayor of A great number of holiday folks were disappoin ted, it appeurs, on TUESDAY I.Asr, who repaired to Wimbledon with the Lope of seeing a Review in commemoration of the Battle of Waterloo ; an event is fixed fOr TUESDAY NEXT, which we d-übt not will realize the expectations of many ; we allude to the Drawing of the Lottery, which will be all decided on that day, and which contains prizes of £20,000, £lO,OOO, &c. with only 6000 Tickets. The Little Lottery to he drawn NEXT TUESDAY, contains Prizes of £20,000, £lO,OOO, Two of £3,000, &c. with the additional Adva:itage that one Ticket may gain £30,000:-1'ick-:!s and Shares are on Sale at CAILTEIet4 I 8, Cliariog-Cross, the oldest Lottery (Alice in England.-4 U Prizes paid on demand. It is a circumstance not perhaps generally known that the whole of the present Lotteiy will Le Drawn on Tuesiay neat. Scheme, consisting of WOO Tickets, contains a Priic of e2(,),00, one: GI £lO,OOO, with IS other Capitals, tie: of cc Lich yhe of £30,01/0. anel Sh.tres fen Sale at I lAZts f), BURNE, and Co.'a Office, 93, Royal Lechanße, whet), in the late Lt!ttery, sow a prin. of 4.20,000, two of IESOOO, and nine other Cailitals. The happy manner in which all the great Prizes were divided among the Public in the lag Lottery has creased an unprecedented demand at Swum and Ct..'s Fortunate Offices for the Tickets of the Small Lottery of only 6000 Tickets, to Le drawn in one Day (NLICT TUcsDAY.) The Scheme contains Twenty-three Capitals of 420,0;30, £lO,OOO, *3,000, &c. &c.—The first-drawn Prize above £5OO must receive £lO,OOO in addition, and may be entitled to £30,000. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. respectfully se licit the Pattonage of the Public, in the present State Lottery, the whole of which will be daa t‘ 11 in One Day (NEXT TuEsusv), the 25Alt cf uiia rile SC home, though consisting of old:. 6000 Tickets, cont-iins Twenty-three Capitals, including Prizes of £20,000, tel 0,000, £3,000, &c.—Tickets and Slim-es are CM Saie at tf.e Fortunate Offices gil Rticisminsosi, Gorsin.t:c:, and Co. Cornhill and Charing-Cros-s, where Lase been Shared and Sri'd in the last six Months Four Grand Capitals amounting to £122,500, No. 18,646, and .5.691 Prises of £541,000, and 820,000, and 10,244 and 431, Grand Gulden Capi. tals of if.,(4)0 Guineas each. The Sale of the Capital Prizes in the late Lottery, in so many Shares throughout the Kingdom. has pro duced a spirit for adventure, which Cie limited num ber of Tickets in the present LtAter) is but ill calcu lated to supply. The tv..o Prizes of re 39,000 were sold, one by Brat, the other by Wzar, and were dis tributed as follows : Otte Quarter to a Tradesman residing In W...anditster rued, near Astlei's. One Quarter at Newcastle. One Quarter at Huddersfidd. One Eighth at Norivich. Two Sixteenths at Edinburgh. One Sixteenth a: Newcastle. One S.xteenth at Bath. Oise slaseenth at Brivol. One Sixtetaith at Asbby-de-Lt•Zonsh. One Sul:Tenth at Horndean. One Sixteenth at Waltimnstote. One Sixteenth a' Aylesbury. One Sixteenth at South Shields. One sixteenth at Newton Abbot. One Sixteenth at Didnin. One Sixteenth at Braaord. One Sixteenth at Peterhead. The remaitiing Shares were sold in London, but not regisLred, and have fallen, as we are informed, into very deserving hands. It is no 'wonder that the Of aces of 8411 and WEP.II should command, as they do, the pre-eminence in the present Lottery, which will be all drawn on the 25th instant, NEAT TrEsuinv ; nor can ste be turpried that adventurils should look to a continuance of that great success which has at• tended those who have favoured them with their commands. BI a nis. Saturday, in Paris, the Lady a Sir Frederick Baker, Bart. of a son. At Blackheath, the Lady of Captain Sandhani, R.A, of a son. June 10, at Fwickeolsam, the Lady of the Rev. 1 hos. Fulls, of a daughter. DIED. Monday night, at his house fu Portman.square, Charles, Tail I/Jansen. April e 4, at Malta, General Thomas Murray. On the 11th instant, after a few hours illness, James Higgins, M.D. in Charlotte.street, Fitzroy.sq Saturday, Jonathan Page, Esq. laarrick.mastcr at Mal Jen, in Esser. At Blairgowrie House, on the 30th ult. Colonel Allan Mac pherson, at Blairgowiie. LOCK AND SURG ;CAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. SVIGIION—Mr. Kiernan, Member of this Royal College, I .on dnr. Gov/I:coal —Earl of Egrentent, Earl of Leitrim, lion. Colonel J. Barry, M.P. John Lwow:he, M. E. THE Royal and Noble Patrons of the ainve IN STITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of V kNI: R E.ll. COMPLAINTS, and their daneerous consequences, in order to insure the benefits that have resulted trout it, select ed Mr. run as its Surgeon,(standing high on the list at the Royal College) from having eirected his chief attention to those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients, tinder such complaints, tote too ofteii the dapea of alliterate pre , endets, v, ho vac: ice on :heir credulity by imposing titles and specious promises. Against this. class (of late so Mantrlnl4 and daring) Mr. Kiernan cukcebrts it a 7 ire of his official duty to caution the public, by pointing to did I.,st of the Royal College, published in February, i tit ti, as the oniy sure guide, and that no assertion of persons ast.uming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The annual reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of themost dang•qous oases of St ric tures, Debility, and other supposed incurable affections of the Generative Organs bare been here radically and successfall; treated ; I acts which requilai no hackneyed testimony of aillavi!. to prove, but the most respectable medical evidence. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usoal, by both Sexes, at his Ijouse, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Ledford-square, where let. ten front Town and Country are to be atidres3Lil, and the neces sary advice and medicine will be giver, or seat, to any part of the United Kingdom. Just published, price 4s. .d Edition, Practical Observations on the above Diseases, by t. Kiernan, and niey be had at Nu. 174, Meet-street, Nu. 40, l'avanweviow, and Nu. 10, Crown -coast, Soho. I "'~' ,• • . WARREN, VESEY, AND Canton POLITICAL bLACKING. .7 YE Knights of the Brush, pray attend tn ta k The best Liquid Blacking. 1 now have en sale, • 'lts virtues are suet, it will pot let, a sane; And leave 41 orponents. valiant; al me. Nu smelt that's offenave. the Fair Sex can fled: 1 he !prated delight to a delicate mind A har.dkrrcblef white may pass ov.r th*ltioe; So brilliant its his ; inveotim so new Bassett :ben to the shop ; dray it who can For innocent 1.1 ;slid, Bob Warten's the man. • ;l e house you May !WOW Whet, hoe litatking Is made, Fur nine like Bob Warren so shines in the trade. As Bottles are dearer, the profits are l e ss ; B .b Warren for this may tlt- Vit.iis•ers blew : When all Property's free, the Tax Is nut fair..a. Count Jet wilt Iti.e by't five hundred a.year! Anitu?or 2.05 sum— o precept wh ch hr run To the Parliataent ll , .use, whyr. as sure as a rani The Galt.ry was clear'd on the Treasurds And Veiey F—sg—d, was then taken numbers divided, and Vesey, I fear, In I.ucket will ruse liftren hundred a•year..• him l'il apply in our mutual distress, And state the advantage, my Blacking possess. Take him into trade, to make up for losses, In order to gwati against all tonne crosses, If C--It --I wid put our Firm will be plerious, Vestry, and Ally, three mums so llOtpriCAlt— C--n—g, George, we'll retain to puff off our varr.iili, And C—ti—,.b often our table will garnish. Stlelt a party no Londoner e ' er saw, I know, Ai will then torin the House of Bub WiTren and Ca. A UtiVID 4:447/rit, 4 ' N.B. This inestimable Blacking is prepared by Reber; w az „ . ren, is, St. Martin'triane ; and sold by his Agehts wry. Town in the Kingdom, in stone bi.ttlt,, lOti , mid isliso• CHING'S PA TEN V VIOAM WORINIS are allowed to be the ov.tt freqpin t Sources of Citlldreate I)heases isyntptom, every Pare:,' should be acquaiated with. They o cca k i , of appeti:e, a •,,a!tniL i% of the face, eniacladon, and an gular state of the bowels, attended with %tiolent papa; t el bring on vainvulsious, affect the growth of the body, and cf :ea prove fatal, by eliding in a consumption or decay, Be t !, „ a preventative and cure for these alarming complaints, the ab use excellent Medicine is allowed, on the tostimuny cf sonic oldie highest characters in this country, to have no esuaL Their public apikuhation, riven to tite Proprietor, front a pertorLl knowled:w of ►ts ttilL-,:y to their own families, stamps in nients bevocid competr,ion, and gives a sanction to k which no other Medicine of the kind can boar. Sold at rtleasr,. Butler and Son*, No. 4, Chtapside, London, in packets at IS. 144. and at stq al and, S. a n,l,6 t , by Mr. Got-doer, George street, Edinbureb; Mews. Newbtry and Sons, Da:Le weer, ; and the Illolicine Vanden iq every city and town in ;le Unite.ll;.:radont. P LIELJNIATISNIS, PAI.sIES, and Goury IA) AFFECTIONS, with their visual concomitants, Spavim or ilyang Paine, Fla: ulency, lndtgesano, sod general Debility (lull. inviting in whatever sower) are relit ved and frequently cand by W HI FEU LAD'. ESSENCE of lOUS IAkD after every ounce Mt al ,s had failed. The fluid Esserce of Mustard, (used with th. in those complatgeo tvh-reties.e , c.iry) ityierha2stke most aut , ve, penetrating, aid effectual remedy in the wolld, nerally cal it.g the wittiest Sprains and &tines, in lesa than tuff the time u2,:ally taken by any other !Animals. or 1.r. - .Smcadon; and if used inaniestiately after any accident, it pre.:erits thl past turuinz F At•lll.Y cmt AIL is equal/ efficacious for all ill-cuuditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, thrclies, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breaking. out in the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sure and IniavnedErea, sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humour. of every description. Prepared only, t . .nd sold by It Juhnston, apothecary, No tS, Greek street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills et is 9J. each, the Curate at Is. 14d. and 2i. 94. Said by every Vernier lu the United Geritlillt bat a Wel' Ink Stanip, with the thane a IL Johnston insetted on it. BY HIS MAL ES] Y 1 ROYAL LETTERS PATENE. CLARE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famont for curing, in all in stairs, the VENEREAL. DIEASE. One mull Pill is a do4e, and the taking of one Box, in a meat cafe, will soon convince the pa:lent of the certainty of his tpeady recovery. .Nothing can be better cositrieed, more are, or mote cot.vei.ient than Usti Re:uedy, fur such as are obliged to go just nits or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor rteraint of dirt; and stxty years experience (its an extensive practice) has vowed that it will effect a Cure when repeared Salivation and ail other methods avail nothing. Fur the Scurvy and tither C•ronica/ Disorder , , this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwa7d. of 40,000 pr.rstis of both sexes have been radically cure! ut the above cruel ,isorders, within the last eight years. Prepared/ad sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, hinds, of the Royal College of 'surgeons, at their house, Nu. 9, Nee Bridge-street, in Boxes of only '2s. 9d. each, duty iticiudel.— N.B. 'faun back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night 'I be) arc also sold by their appointment, with copious directiout, at the I oy Shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No.!, Fish-street-6114 nearly opposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every cousiderab.e l'own in Creat Britain and Irrhaid. Advice gratis to r et-Lotls taking the Trove, or other of the P..u. prietees " inealidique patruni re feraut jejuilia nati."—'' saes From the taint embrace Unmanly sons a:lie—a puny race ! I ARRIAGE should tie the foundation of PC;al I happiness, which is Gittli disturbed through the parties that form the union, n taking those sprecauttons w' ich would )(cum them the enjoyment of that great dome...tic b e<si , ig. Amidst the mtdaticitt,ly vat iety of Ji-ittrilers under vthi ac human neure is known to 'Lifer, there arc none more alarittiog or nin•r riii.- tressing than those which result from fashionable gaieties, to 1 distipition ' or solitary intemperance. Messrs. CU KR I E and Co. beg to state that the sed..7ous tention of a practice exclusively directed to the trea:ment sod cure of CERTAIN COhl Platt NTS, wait% them to the claim of superior aequireN.ent. els regular Surgeons, they offer a speedy and permanent cure for every stage at that disorder, which is contracted in an unguarded m.nwent, and which raisins the springs of life, and fur every chess of debility, which is the cone... quence of juvenile Intliscretkies, preventing the tnaturity of mu• hood, entailing by anticipation, emits ur.happy victim all the so. &Indies of old a; , e--tlie body becoming enervated ani en a• eiared—the cheeks leaovt ant bfotiell.ss -and he mind gloomy and dejected. lor i!ea result of their success to this particti• far bit.och, they refer to that reputation, which, they firma eitents.:ives, they !ewe acquired, by Su years experience, bi a much extended pr.tetiee. In slight and recent CUL% of oypiAilit, tic Complaints, a revert cure is completed ha the short period of two days; and in the most aaravated ca-es, &proper past verve e in their plan of tleatilicall insures to the patient an invigorated constitution. hiarried Women, who have long been disappolutel In ti-a4r I txpertations of a family, may be assured that, its most inst. yes, such defects are curable by medical skill; and though the re moral of such impelitui-etts be an object of dotibt and tuscratittly with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual pro' gre , ,s of n:ovation. is the acquirement of their experience. hiessrs. CUIUtIE and CO. may be comulted by Patients el either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their hove'. No. 207, Hatton garden. Patients in the country, stating their use, age, and general habit of living. tic. enclosing a tenth twice for advice mid medicines, the same will be given mum to any part of the klugdosu.—l liation.garden. - - PRICE OF STOCI Dank S'.ock 21R i'l7! S per Ct. Rea. C't GS 3 per (7 ,kit. Con.. suet 1 per Cent. 5 pcx '7,:enz. Navy shut Lone KS YES i ERDAY. Cii4lljUla pay. In :?.t Ronde lad a Stuck Exch. Mlle 2 die. 2 pre. Cunwis tor Arc. sei I Luttcry i ickets..E:t4. 'JIG P. wATER TO MORRO W AT LONDON Igtlntabs I.lortl:ng . , - - 29 miw after 11 A Lento= - - - AN ....... ..... II ...... LONDONsPriutal by Lzvec tinge, Pickett Valet; e, tkete e and a: the Stat-0:11x, Templt liar. ~{