Star. — London, England, 1811-10-09 00:00:00

T.p - • • • .1 , ; I 7v-v. -?.r._ ' .-• " 7- -- " 1 " ... ""4" 11 7.1 41 7". • . p •. • • - --~, ~~~ :'~/i . la .. .. _. ~ . - • I. . - DtR 7672) nitATas THIS EVENING, Weo4e:day, October 9, .will be arced if* Tragedy-of MAC [SETH. Duncan, /Clog of Scotland, Mr. CHAPMAg. Macbeth, Mr. KEiVIBLIi. Macduff, Mr. C. Kb:M1.164; .Bansluta, Mr. MURRAY. Let:ox Mr. CRESWELL ; Re x, Mr..BRUN•ION. Malcolm, Mr. CLAREMONT; DonaltaM, Mr. MENAGE. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SiDDONs, (Being the last season of Mrs. Siddons's appearing on the stage). Gentlewoman. Mrs. HUMPHRIEs. Witches, Messrs. BLANCH IRD, PARLEY, SIIbfaVIONS. To which will be added the Farce of THE CHILD dF NATURE. Duke Mercia, Mr. CHAPIVIAN • Marquis Almanaa, Mr. EGERTON ; Count Vtlencia, Mr. BRUNTON ; Marchioness Meritia, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Amman', Mrs. S. Booth[. To.morrew, The Woodman. On Friday, 'Twelfth Night. On Saturday, the Grecian Daughter. On Marday. Othello. On Tuesdob Pizarro. On Wednesday, for the Sri Seal, s ne.4.l4usies l Dona. called Kamtchatkis; or, The Slaves Ceibute.' The 'Public are rerercriully 'wormed, that Shakespear's Mea sure for Measure, The Winter's 1' ale. and CoriAanu and Ot way's Venice Preserved, are in vreparetSono and tha n; Ms Sid (lAm will act in those pieces the characters cif Isabella,Hermione, Vomntnia, and Belvidera. Miss Peron is engaged at this Theatre, *nd will abortly'make bar first appearance. • . MESSRS. HOGGART and PHILLIPS respect hilly inform the Publit, that the VALU HI.E FREEHOLD LAND. 'l'o adrentsed far Sale To-morrow, the 10th instant, IS DlarOSEO OF by Private Calm-Act. Braid-street. Clenber W_a_ SMALL HOUSES we ll Fdr' fished. in the vicisay 9f FitiaburitAttaie, or in the City 'toad. Application to bo made by Letter,. post-paid, to A. P. at John's Cur-e-house, NEW STATE LOTAR Y. 2, CORWHILL, near the Mansion Una*. ittl, COVENTRY-STREET, Piccadilly. VYTON strops'' , recommends the ensuing Lottery to the no' tee of Ws Friends, Anti advises an immediate pur chase, at his ravouri . e OfEces; as above, there be ng only 13,300 Tickets, and the prreeeif '1 ickets and :shares much lower than for nra a y years, though there is every probability of a cons+ , a- V- advance taking place, in consequence of the email 'lumber 0 1 tcli , es, which 'inlet create a scarcity ; Therefore, those w bt.y sun N, buy c riZA r —Newtnes gratis, In which is part culaitz et! the unparalleled success tleat has attended Purchasers at tti Fortunate Offices tar many years past PARROI,L and Co. BLck 1 - .lrOkers, No 26, Os.- ford street, mar Solsseware, established for 'note that. 1h cry hve Yvan', respect; ully rsmidi the Public, that the wh. to of thu 4.mtery will be drawn an 1 VENDAY, the I•iit,d r THlir MON:IH Tickets ;414 .-;hases-are sellirm at their Ofyse consi .sierably cheaper than for ciatly pears past; but furls .ier great 'demand, ;nisi the very ur.l,ll.ll9abeeed •Vitlets, (only 13, MC) there is every ma. ,, oti to suppose they will advance in price : Irnturd4te sarch'se, tbersftee is feeitrnrgvnilocl by tAAVA:ILL: afitt(.7tic who had the gnuffeAttbsutst kidt.titili,l o l lo wlng esklitO 1 0,tz,.... :1,4 ; 0g. Lot cci4i. 112 11 4: , : ra 67345 the I lt,i 03 ........ • 1,512 4,0 0 Alta o her Prit.:apainovnting to a &talon Sterliug,*ancl ih. Money paid on Demand. R"-/. Ortler4 frr:n thr Country pun , • , taity atten , ii- 11 tn. 1D 'FM BILIGU.k AND GOVTY THOIsI`ASI AIiTiBILICIUS PILLS. THE Proprietor of this inestimable Medicine hay- Mg suffered for moony years tht Lost esteruciattsOns. the Stomach and Bowels, the Consequence of a Bilious lima Gott y kribit, and having tried a variety of medicines without any good ' effect, was, suer touch trouble and expeace. so knee** as to ttiseerer a Rented?, in the skilful combinations of some beery sim.. ply and very safe drugs. Itis now some yeartr - since this discnvery was made, and in the course of that time, whenever the disorder threitened to return, it has been.invariably kept oil by haviot re coarse inehis ir.valuable medicine The effects of it are speotly sind cereals. and it has seitiorn, if ever. tailed in rising immediate relief to those irldirat Spume/He Attache; sr/frequently attendant atison trill Gouty Habits. It will also Strengthen aid In. vigerme the Wllii!e tartan.. This salt adtl'excellent Medicine has been' most successfully taken by manor of the Proprietor's friends, who have invariably experienced from it immediate relit f it is at their recs• si, and from a full conviction of its utility and perfect safety, that it rs now offered to the Public under its present turns. Fully aware of the prejudice generally conceived against what are esteem. d Quack .Medicines, it is the wish of the Proprietor to ttffer only a coucse atatement of Facts; heilig thnr,ughly coneinc d that when the l'ffls have been once tried, any est:ovum will be unneces ary. lliese Pills act - as a very gentle apes rears, attd are strongly r t corn ! . mended to Costive Flatulent FiAbits, for loss of App tile, and removing those Cruditietifrom the Stomach ar,sing from Btir They will also he found very salutary in restoring the V.gour of the Frame after Intemperate LIVIr..g, and are part!culaey r..com mended to Gentlemen traveUing on the Continent, or in Warm Climates. Sold Wholesale only (by appointment of the Proprietor), by 'Barclay and Son, N 0.9.5, Heet-market„ London, and in i•rde: to prevent Counterfeits, observe that none can pos,ihly heC.ennine unless the Stamp on each Una is signed by the l'ropnetes : ' Mr. Thomas. Sold also Retail, price as. ed. by all Vender. of Me dicine in town and Coun-ry. I.4ICIGR FOTHERGIL'S FEMALE PILL& 'T HIS celebrated Medicine has been long kno wn sat for its infallible efficacy in removing female obstructmns tinder which the sex are so apt to teffer at an early period ot li.e, and before the female constitution is entirely formed; the ..one disease, is is well known, alwas s takes place after the age of forts , ; the use of Dr. IrCfl HERGIL's FE NIA LE PILLS cannot be too strongly recommended to the nonce of every Female ar these tvo periods ; when the girl is passing on toward womanhood, and liulde to a variety of disorders from obstructiors; and afterwards, emsrirdsthe turn ot lily, when the habit of every woman under gars a change, in that specie! of disorder called Green ickness, ..vlichis denoted by a pale sickly countenance, and proceeds from a general relaxation of the system, attended with a lassitude and want ot inelinatitxt to move, Fothergili's Ferna!e Pills are a most sovereign remedy; they amend the amietite, correct the vi bated state of the stomach and digestive ea gaps, whore there is inclination fur eating cl!alk, and the most unhealthy trash, and where, from itr!olence of tie patient, dropsical symptom' are apt to arise; they mroove nervous heatl-acbs and giddiness, shortness of breath, and palpitations ot the heart, and al: the other train of disorders which are connscted with the above complaints. To married women they are no less hvusficiai, thty insogorate the consritu ion, give tone and firmness to the bahir, and are the hest restorative where the woman is weakened by bad lyings in, her health impaired by too long suckling, or where she has been sub ject to frequent miscarriages. Is all these' situations Fothergil's Female Pills may be regarded as the female shert-anchor of health, and resorted to as a never-tailing remedy against tbe most deverare and incurable dist ases which afflict the sex; they should be in the possession of every mocker and guardian of the !nuns featiles as a faintly Medicine. Said at Mt. *likes, 4, Caeapsie, e arner f Patelnosterarow, IwMtoti ; unit y most Cower/ hi d ckseliere o end Medicine Vets. vie" *ions*. IMAM. en". . • • Iry ' ' . . • . - 4 . .. ._ • . . . , . •t A j '... ' ' '' L" ellti., . . ' ' ‘s ' 4 , ~..I_s.v. .)-L 'i ; P ,, b .. . • . 1 7 .0 1r1 .:e s lig.: I It ) • • .-.„, ' • ', 4 4. ,[ I t .!. 1.11 t1t 4414 . k J , --‘ :.•," In Nibs. ' A! Or f . f A 4 , ,, . A ., 6 . . . • . w .. . .~• N ESDAN, ‘OCTOBFA 9, .1811, HEBREW Rlll/.lt MR. SACOBS and Mr. VALPY take this public opportunity of oh4erv'ng that they have waved the publi- cation of their HEBREW BIBLE, lately advertised, for the pr,sent. Mr J and Mr. V. are induced t, in couulueuee of the recent pub! the Rev. Mr. Far„ which. is it . vantages; Two Parts of which 'have received general Eclectic Review. the undertaking, TRANSPORT OFFICE, 0.-to;er 4, litlt THE COMMISSIONERS kr GUNDUG7 INC HIS MA JEST?". TRANSPORT SERVICE; for tai;az Care y SICK writ WOUNDS D SEAMEN, and for the Can Midi Custody of PRISO.NERS of WAR, ds hereby glee notice, 'lltat they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 44t1 •` October, 181 1, to reeeive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may he willing to contract for VIC 1 U MUNI) PRISONERS of WAR in SICKNESS at PLY MOUFH, for six months cermin from the ID It of November, IDII. No Sealer evil! toe ereriatil after sas o'doch on the la; , of trrkty,toor ay Retied sadess the joirts, sr , an agent or him, pere#ally dittoed. Lath &sir Rust he acc*V4itied h a letter from kw rests:tail* peri l ow, ropey to Iftervee hood with the form toutering, in the mil if X5OO, for the ire fretformanie of the confrere. Further fraftiestlarf nay he isms ..by e i telyies et thh Oj ce, or to Captain Palle:ere, Mill ?dive, flyaoortE. r•LASS OF Silmomittrotir APpitßgricE , L 'tom' OFFICE. scara, 1.11 Air io Council. d.ttecl s?"‘th at of Educrinn won esteilish,...d at his telajesty:s puck-yard at Ports- of Apprentices to Sldpwrigb-s, and ' ns Studios on the lit day of determined that "ix more Students shall be ad. nation of a similar Work b - y . Jed to embrace the same ad already published, and which i In the last Number of the ENOLAND I st TRUE PATRIOT I This day were publlsbecyn one large Vol. avo. price I4s. boards, MEMOIRS of .tne LATTER YEARS of the PUBLIC ;did PRIVATE LIFE of the Right Honourable CHARLES JPtMES FOX, including a Narrative of hh Toua in FLANDRRIP, HOLLAND, and FRANCE, incompany with the Author, in I nett, and a circumstantial Account of his LAST ILL• NESS, with many of his Oatotunt LETTLIS, on Literary and other Topics. By JOHN BARNARD TROTTER, Esq. Late Private Secretary to Mr. Fox. %VIAL 51441 by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, all Booksellers. ; and by _'enbai roe ad' January La.t. And it FOR SALB BY PUBLIC AUC I'ION, At the London CortnieNcial See Rooms, mi Wednesday the 15th instant, at Two o'Cluck precisely (if not previously disposed of by Private Contract), 'THE fitst.s,t;ling Cor*ette Brig ANtTI-TYST, 1 . built in Frmke,ot oak, and free, square stern, with badges, scroll head, nat. - an:rat per register stst tons, has two Binh decks, is lUalwarked, arid 'armed with ten 124.pol:der Commodes, anA 4 tong sies, copper bolted, and copper sheathed to load water-mark of strong seanthng, and well secured; is ailituribly 'adapted for dtspech, and wosld make a desirable lam' fur an armed Packet, or to run for a Market. Lying in the Wear-India Export I) .ck ; •-•r•-• M` William, Maecr.—lnventories may be hid on bond, and of SMI MAKI EN, and SMI I H. • No. 9, America-square •-• ckpitAt: FREEHOLD ES FAIT., SHROINHIRE. To he SOLD by AM: 1'1014 4 WVI.EY . At the Plicaliz Inn, In Market Drayton, in the County.of .on Wednesday, the 30th day of October instant; between th hours of Three and Snt •i'Clock in the Atiermion, subj.:et to sect , Conditions as will be th n produced, a, , cl in t:•e follow ing or such Tither Lots al may be agreed upon at the time in Sale. unless the whole is in this meats rime diapo-rd •1 by Pri va e Cowrie., svWeh ea:e due notice will be given. ACAPI CAI. FREEHOLD MAN -10 N Roust and FS I A'FI., caled the HI 1,. sitsore in tin Parish of Che•warditie. wart ol • rs Faints, Water Coro Mill, Wood- Lands and 'Waters surroundii - g the sane. a• d containing PM Also on. terd part of the Maiior of Chrswardine, which wend. over unwaittsot 400 Acres well Stocked with Game, and In 'a fihe spiv ring crastizry, vtz. • Lo.: I. One-t hard part A' rho' Manor of Cheswartline afore:Al te,rl the emir icy of the Mic.filietra House, with the Offices ' walled CasTden. Pleasure•Genuud, &c. Also severs! Mrs st.a.•ea, Farms Tentmenlb. Waters. and ll'ond-lands contiguous the cam., sad now qt . 'ism!, atol in the holding of Thomas Podr•ore, John , Arkinsrall, l'homas Barran, John Brombild, iCksePtv itirvey, T'ssonas Jotws. an -1 -hanr,contaltuns urge. t .1)17.4., 11L SIN 4r.t:maro -- - • . H the - Viiiire inrt ro;rijsip or - 45 , 14ei . 0vi Ind oiittfaiktu es John Asi):notall and !nhn NUgington,itearly tenants, and on hand. en )(Little. ) ; together t' 6A OR. 111'. tir the realaon• s. • Lot S A Dwelling Ileum, Malt-house, Otit.ls t uldingf, and Lands, in Chit nal aloresa i holding of lames "Fhonnts, containing 35A. I k 311'. or hereahoUt., under an a ,reement for cwo years frorn Lady-day, (612, at ti a yearly r el y of £dt. Lot 4. A Meysnage, will the Out-building; rid 'arm, it , 'Ckipnal, containing 194 A. 2R. OP. or thereabout., held by Joseph (.4141% wider a Lease for 14 years front Lady-lay, Ist 2, at the yearly reo• of telt 4 Also ti(vers Plantations arid Woods on hand . with the Rutky Piece, in thewo:lll4 of William 1. ffroys, a yearly tenv't, g together 16 A. Ott. SP. or thereat'. uts. Lot S. A Meesuage to Chipnal atorviaiti, with Ma Out-build tort ant! Firm in did hold ng john !'petider ; also a Tetsettint and Garden held by George Barber, yearly t((itaid, and Planta tionson ha td. contavfieg togutber t 09A. I.L. 27P. or thereabouts. ' Lot 6. Al Hou.e, Bultdings, and Lands. In Chlpnal aforesaid, In the halclyng nt John Naggiti on, a yearly retail:, containing to gether:MA. IR 3 It'. nr •hereabouts. Lot 7. A Caj , il4l new her It Me.suage, wbh Out.buillings and 'Lands, called 1. - pling Farm. Also a ilwelling-houn: and Ap purtenances cont , gunes thereto. and itiavy in the bolding of John 'G todall and his tintle:-tenan•, C. its a ning together 2341. OR. el'. nr thereabouts. Tlds Faits 011 1.1.36 C tot 13 years. from Lailf day, lit 2, a the yearly trait of .€2lO, until Lady-day, 1316, from wstieh time the rent will be LV4O. Lot 8. A NI, ;snag , with he Gut.!itilliings and divers Lands, let the Molding of -Shaw, remaining together I 34A. SR. i 3P. in Lease wit: , Lot IS, &e• for i, years from Lady-day, 1612, the reserved rent to . this part b.iag .€ 1 .17 Ult. A:so a Plantation on hand, containing 17 Pert he.. 1.9 t 9. Iwo I louses and Gardens, wj(111 Out buildings an I :Lands. in the hblding of f Elz 'beds Goodall, 'lomat( Swirtgwood, mil on hand, contaming toge. her 2.51. OR. 28P. or thereafynns. Lot tO. Pious, Chit.hutidings, and I.ands, containing 9A. 2R. 7P. or thereabout;, in the Ito ding of Charles Palmer, under an agreement in - sev..n years from Lady-day, 1812, at the yearly rent of £l6. 16s s. Lot 11. A Dwelling House, Garden, and Land, in the holding of Aaron I)agn‘ll, a yearly tenant, with a small Plantation ad j tilting, containing cogether BA. IR. 31V. or thereabouts. Lot 12. Pout Pieces of Arable and Grass land. .called the alley Meadow it Ox Leasdvi, Rushey Meadow, and Brook Meadow, col:Ailing rogetket' 17A. 3R. IOP. part of Shawe's Farm, and in Lease for six pits front Lady (day, 1612, lit the Yearly rent of tete. t os. YL- . Le: IS. A Dwelling HOtrie and Garden, in the holding 01 Margaret Davis, with severel crofts of Laud adjoining the same, held by Charles Palmer, yearly tenant, containing together 3A. 511/. 9.91'. or thereabouts. Lot 14. Several Pieere of Meadow and Pasture Land on the Lees. with an Osier Bed L..' Plantations on hand ; also a Piece of VSM ore Land, in the holding of Elizabeth GocuLell, containing together I6A. 2W. 4 4'. or thereabouts. Lot 15. A Blacksmith's Shop Garden, and Croft., at Chipnal, in the f aid tag of Thomas Steele, containing together 2A. R. 131'. ur thereabouts: Lot 16. A Dwelling House, Garden and Lands itt Ch'pnal, held by James Wagg, containing together 3A 2R. SIP. or there abouts. Lot 17. Two Parcels of Arable 1 and on Lieley Ileath, held by John Spender, contalking 12A. 3R. 9P. Or dieresis...es. I.ot i Iwo Pieces df Arab's Loud on Lipley Heath afore said adjoining the Bishop's Woods, alto held by John Jpen(:/er, contain* . g 19A. IA. 24ii. or thereabouts. Let 19. A Messuige, wi h (tut-buildings, Water Corn Mill, and Ailturtenances, in the haling of William J. fferyi, a yearly tenant ; also a Summer Millie, Plantatiop, and Pool, on hand, the wholeottrantaining 40A. tit' 31P. or thereabouts. These Estates are very improvi.able ; part of the Meadows are ` , capable of being watered to great advantage. The Hill is distant from Market Braytt s m four auks, and from Newport and Eccleshall .even Printed Particulars and Nether information may ha bad of Mr. Benhow, Sislicitor ' Lincoln's inn, London I .1 bonus Dieken, Esq. Market Drayton,Salop ; and of Mr. %rickets, so Cranmere, sear Briclienortli, with each of whom lelaps . of the Estate are left.—Th v i e w the same, apply to Mr. Wiliiaff s n ow, IlLic,bard Davis, Will of Charmed& sketibid. ' * . being mitred, the Principal Officers and Commissioners i f his hi ß j esr y' s Nato hereby give !melee, that the examination of eatibiLites will take place In his Majotty't Pock yard at Portsniouth, on the 6th of November next, at Eight o'clock in the morning; and that such Peraims as may be destroys of. heentning Candida.es for admission, are required to ',Aid notice oi - tli - eir intention to I ho Navy Roard, or the Commistioeseir,of the efonsaid itard.od l or before the lK day e( that month. • " The Candidates must be at least Ilft4ett, betiqbere tips serenteen year* of 'age. The Plan of education may be obtained en application at the Navy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of his Ma jetty's Dock•yarth; where alto information may be obtained u tO the nature of thequabficatlons required of the Candidates, file locomen.* they are to produce on the day of examination, ail{ t i tlarks they will be allowed on befog admitted . titudents, and or the offices to which tiny will be eligible after they ha - re served 'the term of Apprerlotsbip. . . UT HIS ROYAL bilit.ibUtlEsS THF. PRINCE kb:UE.4N I *.a ROYAL I.I..TrERS PATENT. Pt SARCOTIC WARM and COLD S ANA rivE BA . riv, particularly calculated and resommend.d for the use of Heirkale, Hetelx,ond Private Families in Town and Country; they may be fixed in Dressing-manta or any vtlicr -it uati on, and can be heated when required, in a-very short time. May be seen in u4e, and are manufactured oolyby the Patentees, Xrinstrung and Fulkard i 76, Great Queen -greet, Eir.cates-iiin lields, London., An extensive and fashionable • assortment of Rc i . t icte7s and stoves, Grates in Steel, Bronze, and Japan ; Empyreal Air and Descending Flue Stew . for warming Churches , Halls, Grets4. houses, and large En - lings; also an imp:ovel Kitchen m Api.a- It ra% which wrl rna. , ' oil. bake, and steam, by Onestnalf fi re. BRI /1 7 4 . - "T.'rTtl' AIs;UFACFORY, t 1,... . . n:..a _, AI.I . aa.ntsnamitA. the. Mona I rtn../Ase It-. 4 for Park Patings, Fences. Barrie., Briai and PhiS. er Fronts, Iron and Wood Raiting,Tiles,Slatthand N'eather-board nig of ever/ description. per tat. Olive Green 745. Chocolate Dark ditto - - 6.51. I..vad colour Invis ble Green - ids. Black 14'hite 86s. Red per mt. 5(14. yes. 5" 466. Stone Colour 6tis. Prepared Oil, to thin the above, which possesses great pre serving qualitieti, at ss. per Valhi). W 5!.. per cwt.—• Linseed Uih, ss. 6d. ; and Turpentine 71. 61. per gamin. Cutout's Dry and Groutid, c. 'the Impenetrable Paint, are very oroarmental, and heir preiti pared fur the abuse description or work wily, greater duralillity They dry very quick, ai:il cover a surface Vitl• siiletably greuter than any other paints, and, in a few months, become so lia:d as even to repel the actido of edge. made, which l iecalisr quality etsbles them to resitr the effects of the Weather in an astonishing tfrgri.e. In addition to theAt advabtar.es, they will rand in he hottest Climates; are a Cure for the Worm and Cry Pot ; extremety easy lo work, not requiring Any extra trouble or preparatioti, and WM be found when used to he cheaper than tLe coninum Coal far. . 9 .* These 'alma are not prepared from Tar or Fish Oil. 1i.1(1.1t . . and Li). Ssurgetne., Lite 411 •• 11 hlajesty's Service, challenge the wimle worid to prove s single instance where their Medicine and method of cure have -ailed or the desired effect. The practice of many years In vitt •,artieulat branch of their profession has not given rise to one .instiocessfUl case. Thi s ./ continue to direct their studise to the treatment and cur sf Complaints, and that derangement of the system. which is • he consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects et a gait long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes to the one it will he found to be the unfailing 'puree of barren ness ; the other have its ravages fatally develnped to them by a dis tressing state of debility, wheels, if not timely remedied, t erns. nate. I.litimitotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects. white con , sun iptlons, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints usually clratterise the earlier stages of thissohtary vice. Of sons languishing under the disorders incident to suck a habit, the , treatment 6 simple and has never proved unsuccessful, In the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In. the must obstinate and complicated cases of venereal inteatien, sucb obstructtons in the urethra, sringy excrescences, hard tu moura.callous timers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as ales STRICTURES, • Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the .kill otother Practitioners ; are by their pfeseot improved plan 0 1 - e ar Imo t , effectually and permanently cured, without the patient mffering the excrueiving pain and alarming hemorrhage which otten tuilows the application of the lunarcaustsc. In the course of wo years emensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of trictierts have been and are daily under their are, the total , radicauon of which are effected by a safe, certain, and tried*. :ions mode tit practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relac anon, and debility proceeding from this complaint, s speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vi irous health. But where the debility has for yeirs existed, • proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Surc iure has barn destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the numbering sparks of life, and to reanini.ste the Constitution. , everal Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectabilite, save been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for ti e re- rnoval of csni;ilaints of the Urethra, Strictures, .kc. and, havine received a radical and permanent cure, request that referenc e , may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decide d su periority of Messrs. Carr,' and Co.'s plan of treattwnt. Many , oh these Gentlemen bare had Strictures from tee to twenty y, ar, and had, beer( under the care of Messrs. Home and Helvisteo t and other surgeons tie equal einieenee, who attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Cureleatod Co. may be consulted by either sex wit; the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. tor Hattosa-Garden. Patients In the couutry are requested to state the particular; of their ease, age, and general habit of living, Ste. I:rUsenilaltanee for advice and makings, Whell Ike AUX, ip li rstves at salt Deasy part eiletWelask. , .- ' • 0. 4 • • ,:rtiot4. . " Sia—l feel k a dnty ineuaiht.nt on not to arknewl,dge with gratitude tho 4 ficitcy of rocs Vegetable hssence on bet.alf of my wire, who was afflicted with a periodical co..gh fur ttll years, whist, baffled an medical aid, and b. came increasingly wars*, which had reduced Ettr to a mere sb.tdow. till at Isagrh, in very providential way, sbe heard of your medici t "and attee taking one beak found great retia, amt contfiiluit.g to take it agreeably to your directions. her euit . .o% has entirely kit tor. I should have wrote before (her cough having been removed foe ' more than eighteen months) but have waited to see it )t would return; and finding it does nut, I Call no longer refrain returning my most grateful thanks; and may you live to witness a similar case an thousands of your fellow-ereaturos, is the sincere prayer of, Sir, your must obedient humble servants " 'MON:AS ABBY." " No. 11, Orarigesstreet, Red Lion-square, May 13, 181 i. ' From Mr. 1. Xsatamst, 3, East -street, Queen's square. " St rt—l feel greAt pleasure In acquainting you, that your Vas getable Essence alone has happily relieved my Sayan., Mary Clark, from a very troubles-mie cons:notional cough, with which she has been afflicted, by her account, Allele last seven years. I beg you .0 accept my sincere thanks for your generous assivancts to her, and if you think proper to publish this cure, I (eel It my duty to give my verbal testimony to any inquirer. I am, Sir, your must obedient servant, J. XEMENEL." " F.asnatrevt, Queers-square, April 18, 1811." A small Pamphlet, containing an Account of its Virtuei, en! the Testimonies of nearly a hundred Lact!es aad Gentlestro :1, flit high respecability„ln its favour, may be had at Mr. B. 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Clielmsfsord ; „Mews Bra. die, Powiling, and Lusford's, Salisbury; Mr. Washboard's, Gloucester; Mr. Newbery, Dublin'; and at Mr. '1 merman's, Exeter; price 6d.; where also may be had the Essence had , is bottles, price 7s. each, the .tamp included.--The Proprietor will only add, that a angle ten spoonful of this tovaluablerpre. paranoia is a dose for a grown person—slut, In appearenee and taste it is as pleasitn , 'as sabitewbar—asst) that objeme or shanty may apply in Wuucesser-strirets where it is, to such, disp n s e d' gra tuituuslys Any quantity, not lest than three Wedge, teat OP any pert et . tie tinders (turbo, ices) *tan it et 0 al. &AIM iiI•A - l - OC,IC•aal w ma . ra... - • b The Publisher presumes that this Authentic Memorial of • N 4 1 71 ',lel:l, l 44llms', Talents, Virtues, and Patriotism, of the most Ate Y His . Nlajcsty's Orkiir Orator Oflay Age or Nation, strill bulsailod lift aateems satin. 4 itll4 Plan o faction sad , Wigist ispi,Ase litt..n 's of shiaaill*Neen M1(11, m, by the II tera r y , juateta o o, ,n 0 to laisltire *Pt Ii I a•--kiebruitn t Rave'•V2NorCoNvii at hill s general. mouth, for a Super* Etas of , Printetlfor Rtertwats Pititalrs, 1, (Inlet *lige-street: and •1• 44 .,.i ve p,,,,,,, 9 wyres odt,iittio - .~ . , N ' HOPE INSUR 1I P. COMPANY—FIRP, ‘N'J ANNUITIES CAPITAL TWo MILLIuNS OFFIL LoNDON. pEISONO insured with this °Rice, *hose Pack! expire at toleitaaxsaws, are rc-p-etiull Infurnwd, Omit Itectioq for the new al of the gamete nu* r, al l r,ir Do.tvery at the Office. and wri h t..e :esparto Ageuis ut the Cnnijoauy throughout the U,l.Lti Ken/plots. Vl' II .IAAM BURY, Seeretarr. N. B. Pnleies of [assurance, which expire ar the abort pertutl s • should be r.lik:wea wt lan F.steen bay. v. patter BkII ISH PIKE I NbURANCEAOPPICI. T O prevent Loss ti, those Already 1 ,tired, the • Pubhe ere intornte I. that Payments due on Policies ea* piriug at MICHA> LblA 11.1.1 t be made on ur belt., the Plitk Day Of October. persons de,irous of louring are requested to apply to Oa Of fide* in the Strand or Loruli.ll, London, or to Agehni in Great Britain. cir Ireland; and thoie irlalung to ir.crea.e the;lr pi t . s. et liuureces id consequence of the advanced pure d al Asixtiolt, Materials and I.abt.ur, tool sinksigh incites, WWl** . ti 1 evence of new Polscieeta,.. Buildings, Furniture, Merchandl se, Ship• , V nteh, and sc) what • Properly, are Iniared a .u , st P&P by this Gliste„ en the most liberal Fermi and on the terkein Principles. Polici.s for £3OO, and upwards, Grans. FARMING SI OCK at the reduced prt ttlum of 9e. per Cettlh ROiIERT SKP.I.I.ON, • F:)it l'ilE ISENEFI •11-IV, POOtt. NT ant S. GODBILD, Pr. -praetors of the VEG E. • TABLE BAL-IA.M , have At- h n.o.:r to tif n pub• lie, that through the recommendation of the night Hun Lord V....count Dudley and Ward, and other. o f the No* , tlity, and (Jewry, an vatiote part.; of the cou: t: and who Lave lid; Is into etrelletation the number of re.,st• I roar that stir an•loa:ly in Coosump too., and their ben; ruin led the bvn,lit of title • • Medicine from its very high pr:ce, wh'cit is aa:tv-ti by the Ky. sieets ...ct be the only v 6 .aciour rme ly to he epe .10:1 npon.foe , • Out dr or the Proprietors have alopt , t) t 111 , -t nook soups' humane suggestions, in /now ing the V, g table bal. • .n-n in the !trod, of. one rospntable Vander in evsry Cty and • Town In the United Kingdom, that the Poor may !...1 the be ncfit of it at c tat price; au I they are now s ottling it to etebilen• der for that purpose, wilt hills to make it ►sown where titer aro • to apply fur this charity, as well as at the Pror.ietors. No. :**: Bloomtbuty-square, London. FAMILIES 2:2,tir:ng to the Country dui in 4 tte: slimmer, are recommended to take a supply of M DDLP-• WOOD'S ROYAL ABVSSINI FLOWER SOAP, w was eminent itoi.ei Las under Hard or Salt Water as picas nt zs Soft, with which it washes. the skin delicatdy %elate, pre e vs it• smooth. prev:.n's chapping and other imperfections during ha. most Intense Ike. anti makes the operaLoto of sheens plea-sat, to tite, tender..st Hi. Royal Patrons .be Prince ittglnt ,he Pr:neve of %Val.., the Du. heed of York, the Milers of Y. tl: Clarence, and Comb• riand, and malt ttw tioldt• retitle- s graeously plcased :o use it, and the repute in which it is bed by the o,ntry, flatv:r. the Vroprietor it only wants an intr.-Kw th at f generally to establish ita, fame throughout the universe,,piec • 1 4 . the square, tss. per deism; four dozen or upwirdt will 1 it tent; ca-r-Agc pal.% to eiry part of the Kingdom. Also hi. /11011 and Tunbridg.• Shaving Boxes fillvd with the same, 2s. rid. to .s. such I a:id his celebrated Cosmetic Pow.lers are sold say Veridersof l'sr. 4pasi#o,w,ipatursts. lekss.v acticrol or.dent of Priv I r ia l l e i rst be .etttetly attended to Ity L. W. MirtlewoOd;le Warehouse, 110, 'fish-I:rest, Wht:erhapel, Loodoo. A amAT EVE Il' FOR 21,1 ;LAND. ISVLTIMATI u ruNAI tal.asT *INESTLa. heretofore M ANY made l i a n i v d :in ble to a a r t r t :r e t n 4 pt r S C h - A ea v t e trternal Eremite, v'S. n COl•ISL1 14 • (by F•trrigners called Lng Pl2gue), Twenty Thousand Pei. •ns having fallen uniier its tyranny an. nuath, for centurteS tart atiestved by the faculty. .What people in general consider •rsry ligh!!y, naine:y a Con . droct Cold and Cough, has ietc.l7y brae; the primary cause, tq VJC . N. what. ever will Bieck Cough efFectu.illy, shuu'd be speedily reotrted as it is better to prevent than 1.4 core.... Mr. MALLEN, the Proprietor of the VEGE. !ABLE klitsliNCE, fur the Proven. tion anti Core of Consumption, Asthma, and the very slimly Pulmonary Corr./stain's, etmertelienelit.g also the blooplog Cough . , the alt stroyer of Children, feels it duty loeurntiefit on him to urg , the Public at large to a speedy iidteption of It Ise - cases d Cough —He hag kept an open Dispensary for the last flea Years. for the lien. fit of the Poor. In winch time he has hail the . grazi. fication to relieve '1 ler•urand Person.; and can witte owls say, that it has rever yet failed of giving speedy rebel in rases of Cough, however severe. RECENT CASES : From Mr. THOMAS A2llll, No. 11, Oraoge•street, Red lip. square. . 14