Star. — London, England, 1816-05-22 00:00:00

.l ~ `, I ~ ♦-. 1.: ••• . TWA • • . e`efirt-; lw teeterdst The etemebbient of' the light dragoons under thecomatand of Captain lreits, who are learn ing the esereise of the lance, had a, grand drill day - at the Qneea's Ridiog-house. to which a great num ber of ctististwithed characters • were admitted.— Anassag thent - were the Dukes of Beatironv and PuIttLAND, the Beds of SEFTON, AYLEsPoRD, DART MUTH, ROSELYN, V.iiCount MILTON, Lords E.)). 4.• /MIME, DoUGLAN Colonel Mon GA No,'Scc. The first battalion of the 3d ..Regiment of Foot Guards is 6rdered to be ready for foreign service. The 58th Regiment, alter an absence 'of thirteen Yeats on service, have been impt , cted by hlajor-Ge netal ltsatmts, who was pleased to issue the follov.ing - Brigade Order: Birr Barad's. May 14, I Rid. " In the inspection of the 58• h Regiment this day by M'sjnr. General Kemmis, he found such correctness, both in the interior arrangements, and in the field, that he is enabled to make a most favourable r. port. The appearance of the men under arms, their expert use t.l them, the firings and evolutions, are profits of the vat anew's.. .• the pars, of the comManding and other ut cas in their respective ranks, • "-The cleanliness in the hattrack accommodation, the good eider and system in the Regimental Sc' , 4l (oonterous as the subjects are of both sexes), does Colonel Walker. jot Igment and experience mach credit. The Major-General will have much Oman in making the good condition of the 58th Regiment known to the Commander of the Forces.-13y order, (Signed) "H. FIRNS, Captain, and A. D. C." ' COURTS-MAR riAL. • ' Holies GUARDS, MAT 10,1818. •At a General Coon-Martial, held at Ghazepoor, in the East Indies, on the 3d June, 1815, Surgeon Jamas Hammon, of the 17th Regiment of Foot, was arraigned on the undermentioned charges, preferred against him by Assistant. Surgeon ARDLEY, belong ing to the s:ico4 Regiment: 1. For violently arempting to elver the quarters of Assistant- Surgeon Artiley at slate hour, and when denied admittance, and ordered to await on him the next morning; in havin g u ttered to him the thr, ntening expressions of 44 By Con, I will not have done with you and instantly afterwards wresting a spear from the hand of his Chnkvdar, and with the same making towards the door of his quarters, which, had been previously shut to y remit his entrance. u. Far neglect of duty in refusing to examine and prescribe far I private George Robson, a sick soldier of the 17th foot, when car tied before him fur medical advice. 3. For neglect alsa ro examine and prescribe for private Joseph IPow, of the 17th too:, who could not stand without help when broa.gh: before hint. For.= act of inhumanity in declitting, when talledlitson, to visit the wife of private David Met its, a toldier of the Regi men,, she hying at the point of death, in consequence of a long tontiouad Weeding. • Second aJditional charges proffered against Bur geotl Ar, MSCN, by Coionei Hsuovm.ex, command ing th't 17th Regiment of Foot. 1 , 4. Charge, for having falsely asserted, in a letter, dated Gtolzepoor, Feb. '24, 1815, addres4ed to the &Tom-General of the Knee Troop, f..r the infortnaCun of the Right kb none able toe Comm.inder-in-Claiel, the following '.-elaration," That liardylinat's letter of the 014 curr-a., in reply to mine is nearly a complete strive of lies from the be g inning to the end, and It is now useless to observe delicacy." 2. For having mast unwarrantably and unjustifiably, in the mane letter, stated, tha: ii the Commander-in-Chief will net now adept means to afford bins redress, he must confider him accessary to those unjust proceedings. To which charges the prisoner refused to plead. The Court, therefore, most maturely deliberated on the cjtargcs preferred against tile prisoner, Surgeon James Hanson, and his repeated refusal to (lead • before the Court, found him GuPty, and therefore pronoanced him o.lty of all the charges : and every cart thereof, and therefore sentenced him to be tru ing:eel tie Service.• Notwithstanding which the Count begged permission to call the attention of the Right How.urable the Commander-in-Chief to the long ar rest to which the prisoner had beer. subjected, in lopes that it might give him some claim to his Lord ship's lenient consideration ; which sentence has been approved and confirmed by General the Earl MOIRA. Paymaster GEORGE SLADE, of the 6th Battalion - 60th Regiment, has been tried by a General Court Martial, held at Kingston Barracks, Jamaica, on the following charge : " With defalcation and embezalrment of public and other sums received by hint as Regimental Paymaster ta the Battalion." And the Court having found the said GEo. SLAMS, Esq. guilty with defalcation anci embezzlement, as follows ) amount in sterling money £1472. 12s. 2d ; yet the Court have not considered. the sum of £175. 18s. 2d. currency of a public nature, although Rahn wledged by the prisoner, and therefore sentenced him to be dismissed from his Majesty's service; and further, that he be fined in the sum of Avoo sterling bf Great Britain; and that he, the said-Gino. SLAM, be imprisoned in any of _his Majesty's jails until the said fine is paid : which sentence has been approved and confirmed by the- PRINCE RECENT. i ' FIRS AT SHANXI'S CAsTLl.—•This ancient resi. dance of d Noble Family of O'NEILL, in the county of Antrim, Ireland, has. been destroyed. In the evening of Wednesday last, when Earl O'NeiLL, and some friends, were at dinner, one of the chimnies was discovered' to be on fire, which burned until it approached near to the top, when the' chimney beest, ,and the firs` communicated with the timbers of the roof, and spread with such-dreadful rapidity that the upper storey was soon involved in one general confla gration. No exertions could stop the flames, and thp venerable pile was reduced to a melancholy ruin.-4. Nothing, was saved brit thelitle.detd; and valuable papers of his Lordsbp's family, and his plate ; every thing else was destroyed. • Mies %an KlNO.—Yesterday many persons of re speciability came 10 give information at Qireen - 4, square Office, of their , being defrauded by the thaw/ celebrated lemile.—Mt. Champion, of landgatehill,' confectioner, said the prisoner came to his mother's house about a month 'ago, and inqtiired of her-if she cpuld inform her *here she could have genteel and respectable apartmentsl She informed the prisoner that her own apartrrients were not then furnished, but she would immediately get them, and till they were ready she might remain with her son. The pri- Niter accordingly came, to his house, and by her ap parent artless 'manners and simplicity, with the story she Aas imposed oa arch numbers, be was induced to let her remain : he glowed his wife to sleep with her, as she said she was sabject to spasms, and when they litre u her, she wit obliged to drink great'cluan seltiesornspirits ; she drank several bottles of brandy gr i i i lher stay with them : she also ordered peaty w orth of wedding-cakes, which were pee -4,_ aia gave - directions where they w ere tell b e , aut. • Seiesai other persons attended with • charges against the prisoners oat she was ads ed for fur ther _ a . . \ • • PRINCE REOEttrat COURT, •••••••••••••=••• • • • Veoterday the:Tift on RzotNt. held it oillt Carlton -Hawse, at which his Royal Highness vat., • attended by The Cabink Minister. l the Lord Chamberlain, the Vice Chaos berlsin, • th e Lord Steward i rfbe Groom of the Stole, the Comp 'troller of the Household, Gold Stick, Earl Harrington ; Equerry In Waisinr, Sir WilliamaUmgreve i .Lord in Waiting, Lifrti Oreaves ; Groom in Waiting. bir John Craddock. This Court was held for the purpose of receiving, an Address from the University of Cambridge, upon the marriage_ of his Royal Daughter, the Princess Caatts.crTa, with Prince I.Eoput.n of SAxa Conoustra. The assemblage of the Univcrbity, upvn this occa. sion, was greater than has been knoivn for a great ~, was greats. number of years. They met at the Thatched House Tavern, where they occupied three of the largest rooms, and a great crowd WAS attracted round the Tavern. • The uncommon length of the procession at 7 tracted a great concourse of people along Pall Mall. They walked two and two, and the number amoun ted to 400, preceded by the Squire Beadles, the prin cipal o( them carrying the Address. They were followed by the Duke of GLOUCESTER. the Chancellor of the University, in his full and splen did robes ; 1)r. Kaye, the Vice Chancellor ; the Heads of Colleges, composing the Caput and Depu tation, accompanied by the A rchbishop of Cashel, the Bishops of Enter, Bangor, St. Aaph, Clogher ; the Marquis of Lansdowne. in his D Ictor of Law's robes, Earl Spencer, Earl Compt , m, Viscount -Sydney. Earl Percy, Lord Calif orp, Viscount Err nerd, Sir Thomas Liddell, the Rev. F.-W. Blomberg, the Rev. W. Hornhuckle, the Rev. Dr. Clarke, the Hon. J. Villers, M. Wilterferce ; and also the fol lowing Gentlemen of Carus College ;--the Rev. John Drew Boron, A.M the Rev. I •Vililarn ()kep i , A.M. Edward -Alderson, Esq. A.M. J. Staridley, Esq. A.M. Edward Rogers, Esq. A.B. --- Long den, Esq. Harris, Esq. and Rey nol :., Esq. The numerous and Learned Assembly were con. ducted into the presence of the RECANT by the LORD CHAMBERLAIN. His Royal Highness being seated on hia Throne, received the Address from the Duke of GLOUCESTER, who read it to his Royal Relative. The Rkorene was pleased to return a most gracious Answer. The-Learned Assembly were most graci ously received, and had the honour to kiss the PRINCE REGENT'S hand. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DOWNING-il REET. MAY 20. His Royal Highness the Prince Regett has been pleased. in the naive and on the behalf of tits M.testy, to appoint Francis Pickmore. ksq. Vice-Admiral of the White, to be Oovernor and Commander in Chief of the Island of Newfoundland and It, de pendencies; the Right Reverend Robert Stanser, D.D. to be Bishop of the See of Nova Scotia, in America, in the room of the Right Rev. Chas. Inglis, D.D. late Bishop thereof, deceased. CROWN OFFICE, MAY 21. Members returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of Clifton Dartmouth Hardness—John Bastard, of Sharpham, EM. in the ruom of Edmund Pollezfen Bastard, Esq. .who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Boronah of Warwick—The Hcn. Sir Charles Greville, Knight Companiob of the Bah, of Warwick, in the room of the Right Hon. Henry Richard °mine, commonly called Lord Brook-, now Earl of Wazwick. Borough of Arm:lles—Daniel Webb Webber, 'Esq. In the room of the It%lit Hon. eats irk Duigemea, I.L.D. deceased. WHIITHALL, MAY 21. His Royal Hightse.s the Prince Regent has been pleased, fn the name and on she behalf of his Majesty, to nominate and ap point James Crautord Macleod, Esq. to be Conservator of the Pnvileges of his Majesty's Royal Boroughs In Scotland at Cam"- vete, Ste. s' CARLTON HOUSE, MAY 14. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and nn the behalf of his Majesty, was this day pkated to cooler the ho nour of Knighthood on the following Uentlemen t Charles Abbott. Esq. one of the Judges of the Conn of KJng's Bench. - George riovyley Flolroyd, Esq. one of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench. James Allan Park , Esq. one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas. James Burrough, Esq. one of the Judges of the Court of Com mon Pleas. Philip Keating Roche. En. Llentenant-Colonel in the British Army, aid Lieutenant-Oeneral in the service of his Catholic Majesty, Knight of St. Ferdinand, and of the royal and distinft guished Order of Charles the Third of Spain. William Parker Carrel, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel In she British army, and 11sjor-Gentral in the *melee of his Catholic Majesty. WHITEHALL, MAY SO. His Royal Highnew . the Prince Regent has been pleased, In the name and on the ohalf of his Majesty, to give and grant unto Sir Wm. Parker Carrot, Knight, Lieutenant-Colonel In the Army, and a Major-General in the Spanish service, his Majesty's royal licence and permission that he may accept rind wear the cross of the royal and distinguished Spanish Order ofCherhie the Third. . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Rolfe Sherby, of Sannlnudiilf, Berle, bay, corn, and bone-dealer. BANKRUPTS. .• John James %wring, late of Aldgate, Landon, hatter and hosier, dealer aid Chipman, to surrender May 25. at eleven, June 4, at twelve,and July 2, at one, tot Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Bennett, 'l* okenhousayard and London-docks. Joseph Stokes, of Liverpool, merchant. dealer and charnan. June 12, 12, and July 2, at one, at the King's Arms, Liverpool. Attormes. - Messrs. Prltt and Rowley. Liverpool; or Messrs. - Blacksiock and Bence, King's Bench Walk, Temple, Loudon. John siedlird, of Eta Drayton, Cpmbridgeshire, dealer and chap. man, May 27, IS, at eleven, and July 2, at See, at the Hoop Inn, Cambridge' Attorney, Mr. George Precook% Cambridge. Thomas Liners's', of Worcester, mesiman, maltster, dealer and Chapman, June 11, 12. and July 2, at twelve, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. Attornies, Messrs. Lou ndes, Red Lion stinare, London; or Mr. Wall, Worcester. John Wilton, of Manchester, grocer, dealer and Chapman, June 11, 12, an dt July 2, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester.— ° Attend's, Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Waruford• • court, London ; or Mr. Hyslop, Manchester. Thomas Graham. of Carlisle, Cumberland, spir4-merchint, dealer and chapman, June 6. 7, and July 2, at eleven, at dila Bush, Carlisle. Attornies, Messrs. Wordsworth and Adams, • Staple Inn, London- or Mr. Lowry, Carlisle. SP* Gicadlcl, late ctißiltos with Harreireate, Yorkshire, inn- - beeper, dealer and chapwoman, May 27, at biz, May 22, and ' • inly 2, at ten, at the Hope, Llilton. Awornies Mr. WWII* r Knaresborough ; or Messrs. Exley, Stocker and Dawl. son, 4. Furnivais Inn, London: *Albert Evans, now or late of Tredegar Iron Works, parish of Bedwelty, Monmouthshire currier, May an, 31, and July 2, at eleven, at the Golden Lion ion, Abergavenny. Atlondee. Mr ‘ !Wm Williams, Red Lion-square, London ; sr Mr. Chas. Price, Ahergavenny. Williem Stuckey, of Ele*Nreet, London, vintner, coffee-house and tavern-keeper, dealer and aballmaa, May 15 ; ) alle 1, and July 2, at one, at Guildhall,. Attorney, Mr. Patten, Hatton. Garden. Ica* Cullintore and John Ceara*, the younger, Churek.court, Clellient's.lane; London, prevision and insurance-brokers, Jone.l, 11, and July 2, at ten, *Guildhall. Attornlas, Miners. Young and Hughes. at. miared i fresin, Poultry. Joseph Noised, of East India anantiers, Loadaohakstram Lan. dal, Merchant, dcalerand chaplain, Patsy IS, June I,a ir t% J oa l at ton, at Guildhall. Anomie/Ain rinsilmet, ji mart s ThresinostaDittect i • . . 'abs Branal,a New Windsor, Beets, Kailas losPlellt . tle inieltionput, May ftS, so, it teti. _and . /0171 1 ,11t411201 1 71 1161 - -. 'Ugh ;.00don. Attendee, Mr. Rllbhind"Wordliw. 0 , " Mier% Hord, Shaw, and Johnson, Kist% 'Sena' Wa temple, London. Joseph Heath, ot Burforkoafordablre, grocer, Ogilvy and char man, line 1, 11, and July . it, at ten, at Guildhall. AttOrnitat Maws. Blandford sae Away. Temple. • • John Sh(mbride and William MTwen. of Yothigaee, Queen r Elmiond late of Newcastle-eourr, College-hill, -London, met.- ekaitteideaveri and chapmcn, May 25, June S, and July 2, at twelve; it Guildhall. Attomies, Messrs,. Melts and Briiken rkfge, Ilartlett's Building, Holborn. George, Hogg, late of Pancras lane, London, tavern•kreper, and formerly of Limeltouse, Middesez, p'umber and glazier, May 23, at twelve, June 22, at one, and July 2, at 12. at Guildhall. At:orhey, Mr. R. Greenwood, Lawrence-la :e, Cheapside. • A letter from Dundee says-4. The depressed state of this town is such, that several families are literally starving for want of employment. As an instance, we may state the fact of a labourirg man having ap plied for work at the new Harbour constructing here, and being unable to get emp: , :yment; owing to there being 12(X) applicants bt Bare I. im." l'hursJay, in - the Canurlynte Ch u rch, Edinburgii, while work/nen were engagtitt in reenr-ving the seating and galleries, preparatory to re-modelling the interer of the church, a large berm fell on one jf the men, and brdised him so much, that he cUed soon after. Dnu ay- La THEATRU.—A MUSiCaI A fterpiece. entitled Oho on': Oath, was produced last night. The scene is near Bagdad, where the hero of the piece, re presented by Mr. I'. COOKS, wins the affections of the Caliph's daughter, Miss NAsH. By the supernatural 'ygency of a female deity they escape from the fury of the Caliph, but the hero is shipwrecked in the territory of the. Grand Sultan; where he is, with his servant, consigned to slavery. Here Zoradina, the favourite SUltana (Mrs. URGER), meets him in the garden of the Palace, and makes love to him ; but her passion being slighted, she attempts to stab him in revenge, when the Sultan and his guards break in and arrest her arm. He is then ordered with his mistress, the Caliph's daughter, for execution, when the lovers are again extricated by the same supernatural agency, and the Piece concludes. The music is rich, spi- ' rited, and pleasing, and reflects high credit on its composer, Mr. PARRY. Miss NAbli had several airs, which she executed with great taste and delicacy. Her last song possessed peculiar sweetness. The dresses and decorations arc peculiarly splendid, and die scenery rich, beautiful, and equally diversified. —With all these advantages, however, we are sorry to add, that a violent, and, as it appears to us, a molt unprovoked and offensive. effort was made by some party, whose members were scattered through the house, to damn the Piece, without the least gard to its actual merits 'or to its capabilities of icn prtmement. These persons succeeded in forcing Mr. RAE to address the audience on the dropping of the curtain ; when be begged of the public, in the name of their characteristic indulgence, to suffer a second trial for this evening, and his request was WilliagPY acceded to by a large majority. Wznunasrea, MAY 18.—Yesterday afternoon, be tween three and four o'clock, a most tremendous thunder-storm was experienced here. For some hours previous, indications of its approach were visible— the atmosphere was clovN and black clouds, heavily charged, were seen hovering over. At length the tempest burst with awful fury—peals of thunder un. 'usually accompanied by vivid flashes of lig!it ning, followed in quick succession. The hail and rain fell in such •torrents as to speedily inundate the lower parts of several houses in and near this city.-- A stack of chimnies in College-street was thrown down, and several windows broken. A large frag ment of the chimney.pot was hurled a considerable distance by the violence of the tempest—indeed. so awfully powerful was the concussion, that whole buildings felt its effects. PRICE OF SI Bank Stock 26941+ II $ per Cent. Relit 61 144 5 per Cent. Cons. 52f4 4 per Cent. 764j$ 5 per Cent. Navy 934 414 Lang Ann. 134 O-16 6 .llfE.Sik.istrAY. Ornnium lui prem. India Bonds 4 pre. par, g pr. Exch. Bills I dit..Spre. 1 octal Tickets I Si. Consols for Ace- 62j PRIC33 OF GOLD AND sILYk.K. Portugal Gobi in Crain, per oz. Ait Os Oil. Foreign Gold in Bars - 4 Os Od. New Doubloons • - 3 Li* Od. New Dollars • 0 it Ilid. COIIRSE OF EXCHANGB. VE3'II.RDAY. Amsterdath 30 6 8.2 U. Barcelona 33 3 / 4 Ditto at sight 30 0 Bilhoa 34 Amsterdam 12 IC. F. Sr. Sebastian - 33 3 / 4 Ditto at sight 11 is Gibraltar .31 , Rotterdam 12 22 U. Leghorn, 47e, Antwerp 12 2 Genoa, 44 3 / 4 Hamburg's 35 10 eU. I Venice,n. C. Lie. Piccolo* Alton* 35 11 2U. lnt:tractive per 1. stet 96 50 Paris 1 day's date 95 35 I Mahn 47 Ditto - 25 50 It IL Naples, 39 1 Bourdeauz 25 50 1 ?alarm, 1134 per oa. Frankfort on the Main 147 es MO. 1 34 effective 1 34 effective 3311 -': Agio of the Dank ok Lisbon, Oporto, S7I ITt Rio Isidro 64) IDublin, Cork. 15* Holism/ per Cent. Cadiz BIRTHS. - The 13th inst. at troodchester, Gioucewershire, Mrs. Haw ' tier, wife of Major General Hawker, of a on. Wednesday se'nnight. at Whateombe House, Dorset, use Lady of Colonel Purse!, of a daughter. • ,Last week the Lady of Captain Lucius Curtis, R.N. of East Cmham, of a son. Sunday se'nutght, at Chatham, the Lady of Captain Sir John Louis, ham of his Majesty's ship Forth, of a daughter. _ _ TO MOTHERS AND NURSES. AMONG the innumerable instances of the sur prising cures performed by the AMERICAN 300 . 1'HING SYRUP, the following case is deserving the attention of e v e ry family 4 fine fat infant of J. Palmrr, Thatcher, of Pear-place, Acton, Middlesex, only six monehs old, began to cut its dcnble teeth; but the mouth became ukerated to such` a degree as to prevent its sacking; this was attended with strong convulsions, and in a short time reduced the child to a mere skeleton ,• the me. thee was even afraid to move it, for fear the limbs should not hold together. A nersery-maid in the neighbourhood; seeing the dreadful situation of the child, gave the mother a small quantity of the Syrup. and in one hour after the gums were rubbed, the infant was better, and claw actually take thelsrosst. The father immediately got a bottle, and in two or three days, six double teeth came throegh, to the astonishment of all the ne'ghbour• hood. Another intuit was going in a similar way, but, upon ap plication of the Syrup, was restored, and they are now both as fine children skiver was seen. This will be fully corroborated by the punts, and many of the mast respectable inhabitants of the place." To be had of Johnson sad Williams No. 94, Newman street, oiliirdatrset ; and by. all the - princi pal Medicine Venders ih town and couatry, at Ss. 9d. a bottle. 14. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant Poor as atonal, at her : every . Tuesday and Sanirday morning. from nine to ten o'clock, by hrlaghig a letter from a respectable housekeeper, to certify that dm we Nei °Wet et clarity. . • • • • „ . irIICKMAN'S Ptt.l.s. mit mE GRAVEL AND s roNA, LumßAc3, O F tbe various complaints i nc id ent to the b, k.,F frame, there are none mor e d rea df ul in Mem iin nit Z , more gestating in their cons e q uences. than the Gravel i n c , b Hlckman's Pills, composed of The most innocent in bare been found of singolar efficacy, in strengthening 1.:4 containing the twine, renuivire the calculi, nr gritty an:!banishing every perniciaid tendency to thi lle i 'L e :l, with Ont confinement. I bey are thetefine with great eo t . Z . recommend' to the arilic:ed in the thove cono.tilits; for Lumbago, Paths in the Pack and oins, titop; 4l , and disordereof the Kidneys and Bladder. wat s o w, i n boxes at es. fld. and 1;s. 1r: ivr e se m B ut l er ir4 No 4, eizeapside, London ; and also by M. Gardner • c ris„ street, Edinburgh ; Messrs, bli.svb: r and son‘, D ua ,;;: , " Dublinni ; and the gd Medicine Ven lets iu every City sod /0„4 e Uted Kinom. LOCK AND SURGICAL 13iiiliT.0 1 7 -.. " - '` , .. m His Royal fliglir.ess the Deke of yoF lc p eeeidest Sue osost—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the RoyalColleg. G r r o v s u a i s t E o a R s — 0 y E a a l r I and d F. g Noble e omdboelnrent under , wsi such rohi P.ttrnns pc o nr f zpoil cafei Leitrim, ntaht.,::: : 1 e i l b e o n , ethic loose d le t: J. Barry, M.P. John Latour*, ATP, 1 S', ITUTI9 NI, for the eyclosive Treatment et VENEy t e,,' • COMPLAl , ; t d an tl d ie in ir g d h a i :7 o o :i u t s li c e :: :::::::::: 7 ins•tre the bene fi ts that have resulted °tofu it, set, te d x i - " e. Z . 1 4 f n t a o n tu a''its having Sul t et r:c " ted his chiet attentive to thine di,, a , o. 1, :+ t t li he e d n:l pe3 sfort n u f z it o e f ra l t l e at p ie r r et its e , n by imposing titles on.l specious promises. A ga di, e " ;I . late so ntimerlus and daring) Mr. K:rnan coseeie o , e a _O l . ' his °Mal eutyto caution' the pilbirtannbittunctionta:elocieinginit:ttittsis;a. the Royal Ceßrge, pkibiLihed In Felintail. 1916, a s t h e aaj : l 2! stii.-2e,iontl`that up amnion of persons assassin s se i l t de ' s 're al a p re ub t ! o icl be y acdrvredritti:din. The t tr a n n s p ,vri va ;h r ou tpo t prove that some of theinose dangerous cases of stricturesom ar : and other supposed incurable affection. of the Generalise oei: have been here radically and successfully treated ; yob,,„ require no hackneyed testimony of affidavits to prow, he t i, mo.t respectable medical evidence. Mr. Rieman may he'consulted as nom!, by both Sege, oth House, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedtoi t l aquae, trek. tens from Town and Country are to bet addressed, s o d t h e pre : sary advice and meilicine will be given, or sent, to any p at d ila United Kingdom. h is s publkhed, price As. 2(1 Edition, Practical Ch 4 ervrie w el the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may b.: had at No. i'll Fleet-street, Nu. 20, Paternoster-ruw, and No. to, C:stm eeari Sohn. BY HIS MAJES PY'S ROYAL 1.11 . 12 RS PATEIIp, LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, inktly ( awl, for curing, in all its stages, t'e ILNEitE:I.I. DBEAS; One small Pill is a dose, and the takttliPir (we Box, a es.;r case, will soon convince the patient of tire c:rtainty (it g p a ..,, recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more 4re, tr ot, convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to grll, Dies or to sea, as it needs no con:lnement no: restraint of da l and sixty years experience (in an estemive practice) ins pm that it will street a Cure when reve:i ed Salivation ...nd an vs methods avail nothing. Per the Scurvy and other Chresi Disorders, this Medtchie has not its parallel. Upward.. '40,000 persons of both sexes have i.vel radicilly cured of t above cruel disorders, within the last Light years. Prepared% sold by the Sole Pv.prietors, T. TAY I,OR. and SON, Metillo of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their Howie, N0. , 9, It Bridge -street, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, 4!ety included N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at idikt They are also sold by their appointment, with copious direrh at the Toy Shop, 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Dishorougll's, No Fish-street-bill, nearly opposite tie Monument ; anti by( Person in every considerable Pown in Great Britain and Ire la Adv;ce gratis to persons taking the above, or tiler ot the prietot's McJ,ciues. NIA MINION Y. " Invalidique patrols' relerant jejuda nad."—Viso. From the faint enibmce Unmanly sons arise—a rimy race! AIARR f AGE ibould be the fotindatlon rf happiness, which is often disturbed through the parjesi (oral the union, not taking 'hase precautions w:itcli w nod 'a them the enjoyment of that preat sionie , tic hle.siog, dm the melancholy vari,•ty of disorders tinder which human UV is known to staer, there are none more alarmitig or more • 1 1 cresting that; :tow which result front fashionable gairtici, dissipation, or solitary sotemperance. Messrs. CU R RIK and Co. beg to rate that the teem, a tendon of a practice esciiisively directed t., the trainer 311 cure of CERTAIN COM PLAINTs, entitle them tii the du of superior acquirement. As molar Nirgeomi, they en speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that disorder, whi is rontracted in an unguarded m.intetn, and which poisons springs of life, and for every class of debility, which is theca quence of juvenile Indiscretions, preventing the maturity of in hood, entailing by anticipation, on its unhappy victim all the firmities of old age—the body becoming enervated and et ciared—the cheeks yellow and Weak's—and the mind glue and dejected. For the result of their sneerss in this part; har branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they fis! themselves, they have acquired, by SO years expo: fence, much extended practice. In slight and recent cases of Syphi tic Complaints, a pert ect cure is completed in the short perk: two days ; and in the must aggravated cases, a proper persevera in their plan of treatment Insures to the patient an horizon . constirktion. Married Women, who have long been disappointed in II expectations of a family, may be assured that, in must Instaa such defects are curable by medical skill; aad though the 'naval of such impediments be an object of doubt and uncertai with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual gress of rea6vation, is the Requirement of their experience. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be consulted by Patient either *c, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their ho N 0.107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the country, swing f ease, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. enclosng a ret taw for advice and medicines, the same will be given or son any pare of the Esingdorn.-107, Hatton-garden. 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Lando IF MEN. ignorant of the Principles of Medic as a Science, can, by the uee of nostrums, oceasionalbi move, or even palliate the distressing symptoms of Liles nrrea, how much may those Surgeons busid on securing uni sal practice, who, to the most melefaugzble researches inn nature, causes, effects, and method of cure, can publicly r. bit testimoulals from every celebrated Professor with which Metropolis I; honoured, together with certificates front rw its most extensive Hospitals. ' Armed with the above irrefrog proofs of regular medical education, and authorized as ,Mena of the London College, Messrs. Of/SS and CO. need not far rep:) , to the envies's minepresentatietre, that some of their fortunate brethreu pique themselves cm circulating: the anew but too evident in the invariable success that has fur a stile years attended their peculiar meshed of treatment, which is speedy, pleasant, and effectual. as bas been attested by a ati cons patronage in every rank of society. Deviling their abil to a 411ccted branch of a studious and difficult protesstue. the diseeees of the Generative Systems, bads immediate sari mote, as Lues, Strict..re, fleets, &c. it is not sari)osing should acquire, tu:der every expeiency, a superior decision, where the united ..ndeavours of the most eminent of the Yu have failed, whose practice is general. Nervous Debility, with its awful train of symptoms, o brought on by a rez.idence in Tropical climates, or by the gat' of Lihertiolim, or, as is coefrequently the ease, by prernatur dulgetice to solitary sensuality, may oven, in its most advai stages, be corrected by mild restoratives, and the patient, flee the gradual progress of improvement, becomes re-assured 0 forfeited health. But, It s to the Female world their aeA ranged plan more eepyrially refers, by the prevention of mnr tricate disorders, arising from any of the foregoing causes,or peculiarities, either natural or acquired. Messrs. Goss are to be consulted with candor and delicac Patients'of either sex, from morning until night.—Letters f the country should minutely describe the case, and each Bank qote, wisen the proper remedies will be forwarded to part of town or chuntry. Gops and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, Is, BOUVCl4o4gete, r street, Loader. LONDON Primed by Lave:. 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