Star. — London, England, 1816-04-01 00:00:00

V - _r~' -~ ---~, • T#11; 'PARK. cALgootstm. .mg •• Iv THE GALLANT 4Si ANDERS. All•hall to theLintlo(4eaMboi.anifithe Mountain; • • • Introit/11d waves the tfi stle iteneatt the thrk.tree—. ' 'Where the maids of Old Albin in song are recounting The deeds4l her heroes, eternally free ! • Tr.! fill high the wine cup! to freedom it flows— Thrthedowelfall of tyrants, the death bed of for., ' To the mentory and name of t b h • e great wLn repose On that field now rever'd by . the blood of the tree! • What ! can we forget on that proud boasted day, On that conflict where thonsand• resistless rualt'd on;. Where fate stood aghast on the heights of Auaye, Till she saw the rude Thistle of Old Laledou ? 'ilivre freedom arose with a shriek from her rock, heir rhalanz ideated at the onset and shock, Tile arm of the Tyrant was shatter'd and broke,. • - • Oki. my Country! my Country! I glory in thee! And shall we forget that who fought for our home • Brave Vet i rmuirtwiii your to resist the dread swell, . - When Frabei unlit? along like the &can in foam, "And the death-angel toll'd for a moment your knel; • Aced shall we forget you ? ah, neirer !no never ! • Your tame shall increase lihe the Hood on the river, And Hiltons will siogli Galan. heroes for ever!' •. 0 welcome, still seelaisue, to homes of the free! March'llo, 1816. W. IL The fineness of yesterday, and the variegated cos tume of - the female pedestrians, presented a lively picture about four o'clock. Perhaps Hyde Park never exhibited greater crowds, notwithstanding the great annoyanceproceeding f roan dust and a gravelly soil. Vegetation, in consequence of the logs conti. tined easterly winds, did not put on,,its ustral smiles at this season ; indeed, we could not boast of the rare combination of Opposite qualities in nature and art.— The costume of the season will not appear until her Royal Highness the Piincess Cummovrea taste ap. Pears—that will decide the colours for spring fa shions. In the equipages of most note were the fol lowing Ladies of distinction : . The Duchesses of Somerlet, Grffton, Montrose ; Marchio news of Thommul, Downstage, Salisbury, Camden t Bucking. Lansdowne ; Countesses of ncesdatiliaite, Aboyae b 'rebot, Postmen, Darnley, Limerick, Darusitt;th, Caernarvon ; Ladies Ileatth, Burgess, Hoyd, Grantham, Castkreagb, Duncombe s and C. Vyner. The bar in the Green Park, nearly. opposite York Bouse, has been recently altered, so as to afford a passage for pedestrians' on their way to Hyde Park, instead of being obliged to vault over, or stoop under it—movements hitherto attended with a display of the teen-turned ancle of many a Sunday Bells I o ; - • RECORDER'S REPORT. Saturday the RECORDER made a Report to his . Royal Highness the PutNes Renewr of the following convicts under sentence of death in Newgate, viz. J. White, for stealing in a dwelling house : J. Williams, R. I'arsons,J. Smith, J. Sculland, and, Mary Stone._ ham, for a like offence ; 411z.ibeth Williams, Sarah Kent, and Cachet ine Simmonds, for stealing goods privately in a shop ; J. Turnwell, for burglary ; I. Davis, Moses Jacobs, and T. Smitherman, for high. way robbery ; T. Haley, for burglary ; W. Gardner, for reuniting from transportation—convicted in De cember last. J. Seymour, fur stealing in a dwelling ' house ; Thompson, for a like offence ;,J. Davis, -for a highway robbery ; Mak Pollock, fur stealing in a dwelling house ; J. Baynes, for burglary ; W. Collins, fur sheep stealing ; G. Carter, for burglary; T. Batts, It. Itatvley, alias Condy, and J. Farthing, for stealing in a dwelling house ; G. Clarke, for burglary ; T. 'Mulcock, fur stealing two heifers ; A. Travers, alias Miranda, for stealing in a dwelling. , house ; Jcmima Treadwell, for stealing in a dw e lli ng . house ; C. Walton, fora highway robbery t J. Bap. •tiste, for steal , ug in a dwLUing heuse,lind afterwards breaking the said dwelling house to get out ; and W. Cr .gg, for a highway robbery—convicted in January Sessions last ; when his Royal I'fighne ss was pluased to respite them during pleasure. tecase of S. 'ran. ner, convicted in the October Sessions, for maliciously *cutting and stabbing, was not reported. On the night of Saturday se'nnight, the house of the widow KewAhan, of Tinilinton, county Kilkenny, was attacked by several armed men. The may persons in the house were, herself, her son %%raker, her daughter and daughter in-law. (on a visit), and a niece. The villains attempted to push in the dodr, upon which Walter sent all the females into one, apartment, and, seizing a pitchfork, bid them pray to GOD for grace to strengthen them. He then in. 'spared who were outside, informing them that if they attempted to break in, he would kill them if he could. They answered by firing a shot through the door. and immediately forcing it, it fell inwards.— One of them then stepped' in, whom Keoghan stabbed with his pitchfoit in the breast. The mis guided wretch fell on the door, exclaiming—" Oh, J emmy , I'm murdered I" Two shots were instantly filed into the house without effect. A struggle now ensued about securing or withdrawing the body of the wounded man, in which' Keoghan got a blow from the but end of a gun, and lost the prong of his pitchfork, but secured a hat and a black mask. They then carried the wounded man into the garden, and firing in at the window, slightly wounded the . brave Keoghan; and about l 5 minutes afterwards, when he looked out, another shot was fired, torus. timely without taking any effect. .A great quanti t y of blood Was found on the door and floor, and traced next Warning to different spots where at short distances it is •.supposed the wounded man had rested. Keoghan's horse, which they took from the stable, returned at seven o'clock that morning, with blood on both sides. This brave young fellow, who deserves so well of his' co untry, had beaten off a similar bantritti after taking *;pistol from one of them, about eighteen months ago. . With this he frequently taunted the last assailants, ' calling them cowards, reminding them that the door was down..'and'telling them, that if they came in he wdutdieive them as he did before. It appeared that Walter had a brother lately married, and dint the tobbers thought he had come home to hia soothes's lame, as they repeatedly demanded his fortune. PROMS.dTURD4r JUGHW GAZET . This Gantt* amides that ber lthilessy will bold a Drawl% Room on Thursdkner r'inif - thiMe Prince Realm has ap pointed Jasper Wiring. N. to be Coniill at Vslenda. SUMStaafttTOa3igDTO/lastlsTYla kessur rAastamewr. Borpugh of Newriftl.puttliait - Rlilue;"Esq. ofiledforirow, In the County of filloblesita. • - Borough of l s oistedilafel—The Night Wm. Richard Rag cumbe, contumely celled Viscount tallirori, in the roam of the Right Hem Regined PqR tarew, ;ilte 'has accepted the tern Hundreds. • I BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May is, William Moseley and JaiteMoteley, of Parties, Hants, glass and Staffordshire-ware merchants; and partners la trade,.' dealers and chairmen, at one, at Guildhall. • • • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Dan. Vaughan, late of Pentwyn-fiellivr,. Minimouthihke i tini merchant, shopkeeper, dealer and chaplain. • . BANKRUPTS. John lessen, late of Picot, parish of IC imbury, Berks. fanner and • minter, dialer and chairman, to surrender 'April 5 $ •at two, April G, and May I I, at dorm, at the Pelican Inn, Spoeham • land. Attoruies, Messrs BUgrave and Walter, Synuaad's-inc, London; or Mr It y7ey, Hungerford. Henry Shaw, lair of Uteri ston, Lanca.hke, strlvenet, slant-met chant, dealer and chapmati, April 16, Is,. at him, at the Sun Inn, Corers:on, and May 11, at twelve, at the Braddyll's Arms, Ulveraton. Anomie, , Mr. William Atkia Fell, tllverston; or Mr. Windle, John street, Bedford-row, Londou. r• ' William Penny, of 'fitchfield, Hams, brewer, dealer and chap man, April 8, at one, April 9, at melee, an.l•May 11, at one, at the Coach and Horses dun, Titehfield. Attoruies, Mr.lle mas Briggs, 22, Essex -street, Strand, Louden; or Mr. Wed dell, Gosport. William Cooke, of Milhbridge, and Joseph Llttlewood,of Leeds, carpet-manufacturers, dealers. chapmen. and partner., April 19, SO. and M4y I I, it eleven, at the Saddle Inn, Leeds. Attor- Wes, Mr. Thomas Lake, 4, Dowsate-1411, Loudon ; or Mr. • 1 henna Homer Granger; Leeds. Joseph Cooper, late of Attleburgh, Norfolk, miller, fanner, dealer mid chairman, April 15, 16, and May 11, at ten, at the Grißii Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Anomie.. Mr. Frederick Wing, Bury Sc. Edmund's; or Willi am Bro mley, Esq. No. 1, Holborn court, Gray's Inn. London. . .Robert John l'oplis i of Nottloglum, spirit and porter-merchant, April 10, 11, and May i I, at ekveu, at the Ram Inn, Notting ham. Anomie., Mr. Zachary Hubbersty, 15, Austin Friars, I.ondori • or Mr. John Mandl, Nottingham. Sanwa darshall, of Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-manufacturer, dealer :ad chapman, April 8, tot, and May is, at two, at the Warren Bralkeky.Arins lun, Stockport. Attornies„Mr. Wal ters, Stockport; of Meters. Wright and Oak, Temple, Landau. Walter Griffiths, of Math, hatter, hinter, dealer and chairman, April le, 19,and May tl, a t twe l ve , at :he Commercial rooms, bridal. Anomie., Megan Clarke and Richards, Chancery lane, London. Stephen Clemens., of Rottghton, Lincolnshire, cornrmerchant, dealer and chapman, April 19, 90, at eleven, .and May f I, at ten, at the Cross Key. Inn, Spalding. Anomie., Mr. Cope, of Boston; or Mr. E. Walker ' Chancery-lane, London. • Lion Isinis,uf Caothotreet Huundsilitch, Loudon, merchant, stationer, boolocUer.deakr , and chapman, April 6,9, and May 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Elias Isaacs, 9, Bury-street, St. Mary Air. alln Tattersall, of Wotten under-Edge, Gloucestershire, clothier, dealer and chairman, April 10, 11, and May 11, at one, at the Commercial Rooms Bristol. Attoruies, Messrs. W. and J. Harris, Brico); or Mesas. Visaed and blower, Lincoln's Ina- Fields, London. ulna Jones, of Norwich, hatter, hosier, dealer and chaplain, April .5, 6, and May 11, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Anomie*, Messrs. De Hague and Stone, Norwich. übn tlieron Itadtord, late of Little Eaton, Derbyshire, tanner, April 4,5, and May 11, at eleven, at the King'. Arm, tavern, Del by. Anomie', Messrs. Ward. Lockett and zaalguy,Derby. fahu Nowell, ut Hermitage-street, Wapping, Middlesea, master mariner, dealer and chapntaa, Apt il s , la, and May 11, at la, at Attorney, Mr. William Baker, 5, Nicholaa-buir, Losubard-street, or Church-row, Lrmehouse. Geoise Bucketidge, of Pangbourne, Berk., timb e r-m erc h ant , wheelwright, deal er and chapnan, April 2, at eleven, April 9, at twelve, and May 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Sl Ites and Knowles, New-inn. lay Li Levy, of Portsta, Hams, butcher, slopseller, dealer and chapman, Aprils, 9, and May 11, at eleven, at the Royal Oak Purtsta. Anomie., Mr. John Arthur Johnson, Purnea; or Mr. A. Isaacs, St. Mary Ale, London. Edward Penfold, John Sprinsett ' and William Margeason Pen told, late ut Maid s ton e , Kent, banker. and par t n e rs, A pr il 6, at twelve, April Is. at eleven , and May 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, At °rimy, Mr. John Ellis, Gray's lon-square. Hoary Haiiili, at 110 i-street, Portsmouth, Hants, stationer, navy agent, dealer and chapman, April 2, IS, and ;day 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ledwich,College-hill; or Mr. 1. A. Johnson, Panora. . DIVIDENDS w be made at. GUILDHALL May 7, Michael and James Constable, of Shad Thames, flair factors, at eleven. April 20, Edward Mason. Great Swan .alley. carpenter, at twelve. May. 14, John Taylor and John Thomas aylor, Upper 'lllainesot: eet, irorrmerchant., at twelve. April %Velliant Spriggs, !lath, hatierlasher, at twelve. April an, David ,Arnot, Gracecilurca-stre. t, bookseller, at eleven. April VS, Juseph Mayer, fetter-lane, hinter, a twelve. Apnl 27, John Lewis.. 1 brae King court, Loniliardonreet, wine -merchant, at twelve. April Jean* sleetuan Richards, Montague place, wet. chain, at twelve, April u 3, kierrepuut Graves, St. Paul's Church Yaid, cotton-manufacturer, at eleven. April 9.3, Benjamin Va nn, Bircluin lime, broker, at clever. April 20, George Watts, of Well-street, Hackney, baker, ar ten. April 6, Writ. Luddington, linlge-sti eat, Bristol. :.a ter. at eleven. April 20, Isaac Mei:Ce lina:id !)avid Amick-, Clacapstel.:, pesiumers. at twelve. DIVIDENDSto ba made In the COUNTRY. April Ss, Wiiiiam limith, Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. April 22, John Stevenson, of Man chester, tobaccuumt, at twelve, at the York Hotel, I.iverpoul.- April 2a, I homes Buis, Liverpool, draper, at twelve, at ditto.- lnty 2, llamas Taylor, Closter, cono.makir, at eleven, at the Feath.rs, Chester. • Apt! 80, John Michael sheustoicof Portioa, inking's' i at three, at the George, l'ur. *mouth. April 30, halm Smith, Portsmou th, ship-chandler, at three, at ditto. April 5.9; Joseph Franklin, Pareham, gr o c er at one, at the R e d L ion lotu s Fareham. May s, David Evans, 1141 a, shopkeeper, as twelve, at the Feathers, Chester. flay I, Wtr.. Armitage, lipperthorpe, cloth-merchant., at eleven, at thin New Subions House, Wake; held. May 7, Richard Gutridge, Newport, iron fuunder, at two, at the Sun lnu, Newport, Isle of Wight. Jule Juba Jowl Bow-irrnier.—s4turday W. IVeU was re-exami ned, charged with being concerned with three others, in robbing tile house of Mrs. Rummell, at Estree, near Sandwich, of notes and cash to the amount of £2OO. Some of the notes which were stolen were traced Irons place to place all up the road. The officers, upon searching the prisoner, found i 843 in notes, some of the Batik of England, and some of the Sand wich Bank. The prisoner was remanded lot: re•exa mination on Satdrday next, when it is likely • Mri. Rummell will attend. MAnuoitotgru-sraztrr...--Saturdity Potrici Sitwe was fully committed one nine distinct chaiges of bur. glary, viz. stealing from the coach house of Sir, W: Blacken, in Berkeley Mews, a box coat, &c. hoof the stables of General Barton, in Montague Mews, a sil., ver watch ; from the stables of the Honourable S. Eardley, a quantity of wearing apparel, and lour saddlecloths ; from the stables of Lord Roseberry, a watch and three 41 notes ; from those of Colonel Galilee, in Edwarif-street, Portman-square, three tea spoons and a quantivy of apparel ; in • those of Mrs. Collins, of Manchester-square, a qdautity of apparel, sheets, &c. in the house of Mr. Vidler, id Little Mary. la•bonne-street, a quantity of apparel, a box, and a tea-chest ; from the stables of G. Jennings, Esq. of Connaught-plaae, six pair ofstockings, and a pair of boots and oboes ; and lastly, from the stables of tile. oL Macdonald, a CO next, ecc.- • UNIPERSITT lATELLICENCL -'- ~ - • • OXFORD, MARCH SO. Thastay. Mr. Walter Augustus Shirk, was sissltted Scholar; and uri Thursday, Mr. Albert C. Jacksori, S. C. L. Fellow, I Now Meg*. Yesterday, the Rev. Henry Robert Dolduhald s and the Rer. Edmund Burke Lewis, of Christ Church, were admitted Muter h of Arts. Rey. Sir H. Riven. Bart. le presented to the &lag of Watrot, by bit mother. Lady Rivers. Rev. Dr. T. Brookes. to the Valuable rectory otAvetting,ploc• eesrenbire. Rar. ilrbert Moto Vane, M.A. Dornestic dolphin to the Duke'of Dorset, to the rectory of Islip, Northamptonshire. Waher Gee, M.A. Fellow of Sidney College, Cambridge, Is elected Lecturer of St. Andrew's the Gnat, to that town. Rev. Dr. G. Austin, to the valuable rectory of Maynuoth, near Rev. 1; Thompson._ M.A. Jesus College, Cambridge, has been appointed, by the Right Hun. Lord Hotham, to be ooe of his Lordsliip's Domestic Chapbbis. key. James Speare, M.A one of the senior 'Fellows of Clare Hall, Cambridge, to the vahabk reeu ry of Rothertithe, Surrey. Rev. Henry Watts M.A. has been licensed, by the Lord bishop of Norwich, to the perpetual curacy of St. Gregory and St. Peter, Sudllury, on the nomination of Sir Lachlan Mac lean, M.D. _ 1..0rd Blantyre has presented the Rev. John Abern e thy, Mi. :dater of the Presbyterian Congregation at Munksearniouth, Nowhuniberland, to the church snd parish of Bokon, Pre4bytery of Ha4dington, in the room of the Kee. Dr. Stewart, translated to Erskine. • BIRTHS. March 20, a labourer's wife in Sitettlestone, about two miles east from Glasgow, was delivered of three female children; the mother and children appear to do well. At Coldstream, the 17th March, the wife of Captain M‘Laren, Adjutant of the Berwkkshite militia, of a daughter. DIED. At Edinburgh. on the 14th ult. the Hon. William RaiWe, of Polkemmet, late one of the Senators of the College of Justice. Wednesslay,in Sloane•street, in the 60th year of his age, Main.- Ger. John Brovin, Deputy-Quarter-Mosier -Cenral to the Forces. The 10th ultimo, at Cork, of a violent fever, Robert M. Al ark, Esq. Surgeon, aged 43 years. '1 he ued ult. Mary, relict of the late Jame, Na s h, of Kg. money, in the County of Cork, Esq. At the Manse of &ague, the 6th ult. In the 58:11 year of his age, and 3t hl of his ministry, the Rte. Samuel Smigh, late mini ster of that pariah. In the cam - at Dhurole, the 2d Sept. last, Lieut. William Hut chinson,of the Bombay artillery, in the 22d year of h:s ages Tharaday se:might, at Beverley, after an illness of two days, the Rev. Fred. G. Wynne, L.1..8 Master of the Grammar School at that place, and late of Nora' , wick Cheshite. At Corfu, the iI th January last, Assistant-Surgeon Charles Torrle, of the Brunswick hussars. Upon the breaking t.u• of the plague in one of the vll!ges, in the interior of the Island, he vu• lunteered his services to attend the p..or suffering ii.halsitants, but soon lell a victim to Isis zeal for the welfare of others. He had just been appointed to the Stag; a promotion he did not live to hear of. At I 1• house, Fountainbildge, near Edinburgh, the 13th ult. after a short Wiles., Mr. David Mittel-, far many years teadier of music in that city. Though totally deprivid ut sight in early chil.lhuod, not only were his literary and p►ofessional acquire ments peculiarly di►tinguished, but his eace.sive geaeral ►now ledge, and his uiii!orni cheerfulness. united with the must amiable simplicity and unassuming modesty, rencLred him a delightful companion to a large circle of acp•saiotances and friends; while his truly domestic and Christ ia n victim xresist.hy indented him to his•family and relations. Wednesday, at Margate, after a short illness, Athelstan, eldest son of Mr. John !toys, solicitor, aged eight y• arc It is hut ten weeks since he lost another child, aged, only nine.years, by a simi lar copirain , , water on Me brain ; and both at them having al wayS thenceforth been remarkably heathy children, no cause cm be traced •or this extraordinary visitation, except that of their having, during the whole of 'ast summer and autumn, been is the daily habit of amusing and pleasing each other with a Sw at L of considerable height, in Mr !Wye, ga:den, and ,Liy twitlinz themselves Shout to a great degree, to produce giddine:s to each other l the usual play of children, so as to 'awl:raze that dispo sition to hydrocephalus, which most children are more or less subject to; varjAuadrcunistances and symptoms of tit; it epproach- . . kg illness, have so materially strengthened this supposition, that it has been deemed right to enable us to communicate to parents these extraordinary and melancl:oly circumstances. • FOR COUG — Fik.HOARSENESOES, tsc. MR. GRE ENOUG H's PECTORAL LOZ EN GES of TOI.O ; the great demand for which; after up. wards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior reme•dy fur all Coughs, lioargenessei, Sore 'Throats, Asthmatic and Consump tive Complaints. The genuine only ha►e R. Hayward minted on the s:antp, by whom they arc prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough, the' Inventor._ Sold 1111 oxes at is. 1 rid. each by his appointment. by F. New bury and :tons, St. Paurs Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Churclt• yard ; Bayley and Co. Cock,pur-street; Nix, Royal lix • change; Wan!, 324, Holborn; Clarke, 263, Borough; Sauger, Oxford street; Barclay's, Fleet-Ma:let; Blake. si, ricea• aiid the Venders of genuine Me4iCifltS. Where also may he had, Mr. Greettough's celebrated TiNe TURES- for preserving tile-Teeth and Gum,, and curing the Fotith-Ach, in enlarged bottles at 2s. ;Id. each. CHINO'S PATENT WORM I.O7.LNUk.s. W ORMS are allowed to be the nmstfrerpmnt Sources of Chihli-ens ltheases :—Thetr Symptoms every Parent should be acquainted wall. The/ occasoin 103 , 'of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and an Irre gular state of the bowels, attended with violent pants; the) bring on convulsions, affect the growth of the holy, aril often prove fatal, by ending in consumption or decay. Both as a' preventative and cure for these alarming complaints, the about excellent Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of some or tilt highest characters in this country, to have no equal. Then pubne approbation. given to the Proprietor, troin a personal knowledge at its efficacy In their ewn families, stamps its merhs beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it wi.ich' no what Medicine of the kind can boas t . _ _ Sold at Mesas. Butler and Sons, N 0.4, Cbeapside I ondon sn packets at ts. lid. and hoses. at Its Od. an) as. oi , and a l„„ by Mr. Gerciner, George street. Edinburgh ; Messrs. Nen bill and Sons, Dame street, Dublin; and the Medicine Ven:tets every city and town in the United Kingdom. N - ERVOUS AFFECTIONS, or a di spos i t i on to to be too easily pusceptibl e o f i rregu l ar and painful co- Lions, may considered as one of the greatest scourges to people Hof rank. 'I Cass] oa of the Universe Lath allotted to the nerves an office in 'the animal machine, which reqdires the greatest perfection in all their operations. 1 hey are, therefore, the most liable to be cllsolered, the must susceptible of altisratiou, and the most diffistsk tokp'yeettfied. Nu wonder, then, that dis orders in this delicate system should be so common and perma nent, and that the variants& Of wen and ill should so frequently happen...4er Neer unsConstmptlons,* lowness of spirits, ire: and decays,jhbility ;at reAxatjcsq in either sex, whether hereditary, , or owing Molithjurihiphidenthis, that renava•ing nteelielne the Gli.EADatanda sing leaned, as is not • Only Isselguipate4 the deesaveltjeties;.but throws a genial wartuta upon the 4cbiiiolsvoll*4l;l‘l4,l44bparts that standtouled of assist- I trace.. s • • . . .1141 • . bohr by Sanine g „ Strand; con and Co. 150, Os ford-street, tacindon; Brodie and Dowding, St:(istory and all Medicine Vlisinetaf !price 1 tel'eadf,lw Fottrin obelantly bottle, fur 335. byawkcbeue l isabottleis saved, with the W0r5.0. 4 Sam Solomon .I.laerpoo),”.engrav e d on. t h e stamp: Ky. dr. Solo/non expects, when conielted by letter, .the usual compliment of‘ .1/1 note •to be inclosed, addressed, Muney• Letter.' Dr. Solumin, Gilead Hosts; near (Liverp oo l. P aid * double postage." . man, iarke Ss. that scarce, Interesting, and useful Family ‘Vork ' (with which is given an-elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead-Houss) entitled A GUIDE to HEALTH ; or, Advice to both Sexes in a Variety of Complaluts. By S. Sot-onion, M.D -Containing a 'freatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and biypo chondriac Complaints; aka General Renaarks on those Diseases with which the Human Bisdy is most freqmentiv afflicted; ex plaidbig the Symptoms, mode of Treatment and Rente.lit:s royal) , adapted to: Sioal tint;. . 1 OP.NIIINF. MEDICINESr. . F• NEWITEItIrIind SONS, in St. NUN . yard, inform. elle Public 'that the Pricrs of their , wo os , wi t h t h e l ate d imes , are as 'ohow; an t that the t r of th. ir Know i. *5, tit o .•rd t ~ 0.,t, . , ay . a i le Or Janwe's Poe/4er 2 9 I' c , i er.'s t% I . ) 41.1, 4 4. —..., Analeptic Pt Is 4 a -- C , itet.14. 0 , 1 o il 4 AriAki•i•,... b.ttr. 2 9 -- r1tn. , ,1 i'. ll Gpt 1 1 Dr Anedn's Calyb. do 4 0 E9encv of Ci.lto; it t i Dolby's Carminative 1 9 Mr Spence's D tili id o I Tunic Pills 2 9 1 . 1 /Lellßee 01 in 014 I t o:1 1 :21 6 1:::il k P a n 7:7 F. N2l ti rit.l9 l : .1t yi l i: l l; l :3 l ; l 4:sl:l 4 l.ll l ., l nsi ; :s l eao C agveltit e v:op4:ihn ate Ftimi i : : : The Cephalic Snuff 114 I Pal Drhaurie led, .. , the above cAiduir be e .. n . i ne. Dr. Hooper's Pills 2 6 :won 1 10e.. ul u ar k : Glass's Magnesia Essence of Ginger a 6 Cheltruhant Salts Allen's Gout Remedy 20 0 Spilshory's ditto * Greenough's Tincture t 9 Grange's C.ugla 6 dit to i . I --- rola Loz e nges 1 14 1 Welsh', Pill s Soothing Spriap 2 9 IDr bolandco.,T 2 *es a g Ample allowance will be m a d e upon , h ose and an eV er e m dicines of repute for Exportation. To Messrs.ROWLANITs Proprietors of the MACASSAR Olt., Kirby.st rei . , H atten. garden, London. GENTLEMEN, 'RUNG so fully convinced of the erticacy o f ybiir Macassar Oil that I cannot forbear congratulating you in j the country ti : on so v:duatite a discaivery, and yua a ft prtitc 7,_ at liberty to publish the following Eters: A few my hair began to fall off in such quamiiies, that in Af c t~s ores 1 because nearly bald; and b e i ng a young mitn, aud „ tram. , 7 4 willing to wear a wig. I appli e d to Mr. Bird, . ventry, for advice, who recommended to me the 34 1f ,'„ ar sod 1 have now the if:dialect imf low-ming you, the steer ing applied two bottles of sa. cd. eat h. ne hair th in to row 43 thick and as strong as ever. 1 have at this moment as rasehl...: on my head as I either wi,h fur or require. 1 remain,Gettilenten, you: very obliged seiva• Staverton, Mink, n , July 0, 1815. E. COLLEIF. 3 he inestimable - qualities of this OiL for pmducieg a laturiaet growth o:' hair on the baldest places —mon:: and lieautu ti i —gloss and pleassnt perfume—WhiskeiS, Lyehrows,k‘a„).ll, earpLiffied in P.OWLAND's EI 1 ,f, 01 the 11 4101, whiga is inclosed with each genuine bottle. 1 I,,ba a bottle is signed its rid ink, "A. itow!atid & sun." Price tail u. 6d. and £1 I*. per Wide. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENC:E of 'l'l AE, Which will immediately and effectually change Red or Qs, Hair, Eye Brows, Whi s k e r s , & c. to a permanent Brovra Black, and so permanent t. at it cannot be rtmoved by oaiku lt , It is p.-r;ectly innocent, an.l Ladies and Gen; leam u may dye; Hair with Ease and Secrecy. Prig .7s. tit!. per Mettle, or s r bottle. for trial, at 41. each. The Proprieio:s warrant it, es eagf , Sold by the sole Proprietors, as above, nd by by Messrs. Hendrics, Corners to her hlajesiy, 'I itchbNu. street ; Mr. Smith, l'ei Goiter to M. 1 1 7 0.4ttead Pearce, 57, U. Rine, 35,0v0 too, 47, Turner, 7.4201ew hiss street ; Thevenot and Cu. ditto; Bay ey and Blew, Verfs to the Duke and Duchess of York. Cockstrur.strett: S. :km 17, Johnston, 1 5. Grei.k.street, Suho; Lowe, d°o, 'trand; lisf. ler, 4, RiTe, 63, Chearside, and sa, Park.sir et; Bargto, t I Holborn-hid ; and Barclay and Sous, 95, Fleet Market. ImvoaTANT ADVICE' No. IS, Doucerie-street, Flectitreet, May I, Mk W HEN Men of Education mitt Profesitondi sk.a use persevering endeavours to discover the mom safe aid certain method it trearug a kw I revailmg Diacases, the seat* ful result of their enperience is the best prom is , 'suir Mirky. Fifteen year: have we devo:el our practice to :tie eschnist treatment of 'flare Di , ordets, and the complete se:ces. ing our plan, gives u, additional ardour to oppose as much a. pow ble t!.e ravages of those comp aim s which are the most intpartatt of all the inbriutles to which the huma:: ecooomy i. expssed. After an authorised haroduction in:e terry branch of Medici Science, we detet united on col niencitiz practice, to rescue in dividuals fi-oat the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equal dangerous precipitancy of a zett,:nd practitioner. l'he three &souls i•s, to the cure of which we have directed tv: attention, comprise every species of Vetureel infection. whr.t,rt of recent or long deraiun; gdly, all kinds of Debility or Defi ciency, schetle:r arming Isms the secret habits tif tetoul.hoy., or the isiduigettei, s of mature age, terminating in iirpnicnte, and sometimes ineon sumption ; and la.tly, that derangement oit :he system in 'women, wbtai is rased Barrenness or mtn.lty, in nutty cases originatttj in a tindiar error. Nuinerrms disease vat: the resua tn . igrioranc•t or luxe in the tioa:inent of h Got:manta, and it not ut.trequertly tip ' pens that the seeds it lire are poigone.:, frnu the iiiadrethett ill an unguarded molten:. By a superior mediud, •i r pluuns are easily cured; and even where others hare :rust that we may oftcr tin 1.11:on.,1 restoration. • 'I he Dist ases of the Urethra, as ti egliently connected w::1 or arising from the above conirsuiste,.liare Pot escaped err at:en:ion; by. an iidaltilde and improved I lan, we are o.r bled to remove obstitiate (Leers and :ci • urei, w,ednr res cent or of lung duration, without re,n ton; to the patilfW v:i ,:ang•fron a we of the caustic hough. instances can ire adduce.: of very inveterate CAlkeS, of 'WWI )C.irs taatinuluce, having yielded to our method lii a few (Lys, eke the cur,: tool hero attempted by other practiduisers w.. bout elf et. ro be inumikett daily by Palk:its Os either sec, with secrecy, ltsiwcy,awl atter tion.—Let tcra Iron tar y, ccatatems tht paructuat tie ease, avt, a.td noriver tit tieing, TiclAriag a renintatice, tlaly attetolei ta, aid advice ay.tl Lle:::::ee lets 'raided to any pact of the li!ngdiust. Si./+S and Co. Menthe'; of the ;loyal Cale„e of Snrgic..g. LT AV NG dedicated ourselves to the study, aid -1 1 -. hey,' era tfied by the titot consid...rablevractice th:: ch which we thonett p: open t.t b.:I, et, we trost that se 1:::W not mor e nusetttploycil our time, thaa ipso: who, in the ernes Use field ul the profession, are arc isionally inflict-tied in UllCcr• tainty, and CalllM always a rain toa: sttec•sm which is a/Awl by cuncein. at log the lint Ilectual po er to due claa. el distal+. The diseases of D,Litity are peculiarly chstressamg. tor tin bring With therm a train 4conconteant simprtuns, and, bra 4. 1 1 11.111011 of all vital energy, evacuee its r !f int:mine:el Whether they arise from the pt. vrtettes• of ill ::ample, the cis. a•suctive babes of school bcaydyor the Ire excusable. InJulgencds of frau orb y, (11.1 require the most . assicluotas profeeminnal and web may it he ob.:rived, that by the ipsiteauce of uncda...mo test meat, -ymptutais are aggratairJ, our the comott,pos Ms deAitty, J. Ab hletobers of the Royal Culleza of Surgeons, and funnel) a'or L rons to his :siajyst aert Ice, we ground taut iodic: Mons ea • rtgit'asity of Education, and poc.s•ssiog t•viry ptiwilsge to pr.- nee, We reel 0111 St 11/VS vtilltlet; tt) that corlidetise widt 'se base hitherto been so hberrli y honoured. 111 the first sensations of local wcakth ss, early applica•iaim pr,etut the ea:a:nary of a debili;ated ; but where then . ' fen r, from a co:1•4::t)UslleS, of the ottoman. sit of the Ince ww" cause.: Lis nm alimony, is teat ft.{ of the contempt ut censure 11 h.s family hysicirit, atial• broods emir his infirmity with coc'i concealment, it must be 'a:Girt:tory tut him to be aeaermd only of crprbiaity ut treatmein, but also cat the mutt burial secrecy. Cdly. The Venereal Disease contaminates the %Ann of tle , the ,reilb of existence are pHs:turn( by it, and posterity 4 8 4 4 ' 4 by the isb,creti,,,, tai au unguarded, moment. We olki the at:Wats:age or this a X;.erie,llol to those of eitae! sex who are afflicted with any Lend la! debility, or any qn.plusi. of Venereal onfectitta, a•:d in all the terms of reunnotaia Are stated on the firs; intessis.w. In recent Vet ereal ctroplerits, it is possible to present pain, danger, to desire:.; and i.t the nit eutuplicaard cases it is the a tcqui:rnient of exclusive expel ietice ht tins line, to ad'act a ears certain, and s,•eedy re-establishnhAtt.. Patients fu the country are expected to e::close a Bank nett and ate requested to specify their pg~ and manner of liviN s as Wkll its the existing aymptusus.st the complaint. CURRIE at.' Co. Members of the Royal Colege of Surgeons in I.ol:dati Edinburgh, 107, Hattutt-Gartieis—Jan. 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