Star. — London, England, 1816-05-11 00:00:00

, • .:. ti '. . wi ~ .r. Traiedy oaf repeat—, j , stseeess;aitd its . stnneuncArtent far atlnrd repetitten titiseversiol6 . was succeetVd by the 112011.tariirrwi 1110 ortiveraid. l %P. plattse.. Vhe followipg are copies tf..the tregottse apd Epilbgue, which were excelletitiy 7 sell Ipokttl.t • I !I!! PROLOGUE, . . , • ;rs WRITTEN IT JONN lOSHOttst,4ll24 • SP. SEN-SV Mi. !foie. Taught by your judgment, by *tier f'avo'ur led,' ' The grateful Stige reasor'd her Mighty 41460. • But say. when wits of ales pastreelve, Sinned living"genius therefore cease to thrive? •. Not—the same liberal zeal that fondly trig, To save the Poet though the mortal tiles, Impartial welcomes each lihrs-rions birth, And justly crowns coteinporary.worth.! 'fins night a Bard, who, yet, alas! has knoWlt Of conscious merit but the pangs alone; Throtigt , dark Mtsfortune's gloom Cooriemn!d to imp* With baffi-d elL•rt, and with blighted hope. Still dares to think one friendly voice 811'3 thee! Hioi sinking and, bud thinks to hal it-herr: Fann'd by the breath of praise, his spark of foto, . Still, still may glow and boot into a flame! Nor yet let British candour mock the tell 'That rear!ii.the laurel on our sister soil— That soil to Fancy's gay luxurianee kind—% That soil which teents with each 'spirting mind, Rich in the truits of Glory's r penis's sun—. . , • Verse of the brave—the land of ur.. awatsvole I •• ' Here, too. this night—another candidate, . • Aspires to please; and trembles for her fate ..Aetd,,as the flower whose ever constant gas* . Turns to her sun and wooer the genial blaze, . • To those kind eyes our bin:fling suppliant beads, 'And courts the light tliat beams from smiling friends; • Oh! pint the conflict of her hopes and fears, • klor stain hei cbtUlt with more than Mimic tears! . Since, then, alike each hold adventurer sues The vot'ry, and the handmaid of the Muse, Think that the same neglect—the Name regard, Must sink, or save, the Actress, and the Bud! - EPILOGUE, WRITTEN IT Tut nog. 1311011011 MOIL bPnICAN BY fat SO KELLY. Say, for our Author, whose proud hopes upfie, To sound. the [eagle Bard's neglected lyre; Say, for our novice, whciat once the weight .heirs of her own and of the Poet's fate, Oh say, what hope ? errs mine with doubt and tear In this dread hour to ask your judgment here; Yet, for my sake, before/our sentence, stay, And hear me draw one moral from the play ! Enough for /regime the tears ye gave her; . J come to say one word in Artivisa's.favoure— , &Wises/ ye cry a ruthless blood•stain'd rover!! H e was—hot also was the tries: lover: And, 'faith rlike cases that we daily view, All might have prosper'd, had the fair been ?roe Mao, while he loves, is never quire deprae'd; And woman's triumph, is a lover said. .Thet branded wretch, whole callous feelings emit Csilme for his glory, and disgrace for sport; - If in his briar love claims the smallest pan, If aiiU hevidfies one fond female heart, • Pram that one seed, :bat littering spark, may grew Pride's t.ohl st flow't, and Virtue's purest glow Let Doi that heart—d eari kmale lead with ears ' TO'Ksioues path, and cheer his pregress them And proud, though haply, and regret wars At all his gufft, think all his virtue her. ! The Pair not always view with faer:ns ells The very virtuous or extremely wise; sit; odd it seems, will sometimes rather take Want with the Spenddiria i riot wits tLe Rake. The reason 's plain, the good need nought to warm 4ad ws must love the wicked to reform them I Still Woman draws new power, new empire still /rout every blessing and from every ill. Nice on her bosom lulls remorseful care, . • 'And Virtue hopes congenial virtue there. Still she most hides the strength that most subdue% 'To gain each end its opposite pursues; Loma by neglect, advances by delay, And gains command by swearing to obey Women have pow'r too to these gallant dart, ' • (34Authors think)of recommending.plays. 'lle Prologue proses, ere the play is known, .Rugged and (lull as the male speaker'. tone ; • • When the scene's done. and many a fault provokes Women ir.d Epilogue come forth to coax yes.. Yet clan-1 plead, who in this wondrous age, . Can only speak and walk upon the stage— Who know t• carte, nor time, nor fencing odds, Nor by a rope's ass:stance seek the Coda! • Yes, 1 will dare ; tor if ye're phased to-right, The genuine drama re-asserts its tight! Berrettas in crime elate, of murder proud, Ruthless to man, to woman's accents how'd: BC mov'd like him, your sterner though . 4 resign . At WoMan'a voice, aid let that voice be mine ! . COVENT-GARD$N.—Last night Mr. Baum who lately made Ins first appearance at this Theatre, in the character ot Sir rertinnx Macescothastt, again came forward in the part of Shyloci, in The Merchant of Penite, and in that of Sir ifrchy Name-cam in Love a.la Mode. Mr. Bossy *hewed, generally, a just con ception off' the Jew that SIIAKISPF:ARIC drew," but Ulm was a vehemence of action, utterance, al ges ticulation not suited to the "cunning of the scene," of which he rarely divested himself. 'Die best part of his acting was in. the..trill 'scene. The good hitmour and the candour of the audience were emi nently conspicuous in repressing is 1110 position w high, at intervals, displayed itself in a very injudicious• manner against Mr. Maar, who, to the end of his part, received decisive proofs of general good-Will.— In the part of Sir .rircley Mateareasns he exhibited a greater degtee of ease and' familiarity with the Scottish dialect than appeared in his performance of Sir Perilous Matrieophant, and he was received with considerable applause throughout the Piece. SHARsspesß's Jueniz—Thiiiaitsnmer Warwick. .shire will exhibit scenes of the utmost feitivity and splendour, in honour of the Deity of our Drama 1— The Noblemen of the County ate entering a liberal subscripiion s for that purpose, and it is supposed that the classic ,taste of Mr. KEOBIA will be called into action, and that he will be the arbite, deptaiarsms of the ceremony. In the Year of the last . Stratford jubilee, emirates Office, $, Charing . CTOss t was re iiisikable far selling Capital Prizet,'probably be will this Year be equally FOICTUNATI. The approach of Tuesday near,' and the advan tageatesulting ftom npyrchase in the Lottery before that day has produced a bustle at the various Lottery •Officas seldom witnessed. • The inducementi are Cer . tainly-snost inviting * Ticket drawn •upon that day tan be• a blank s the first . -drawn above /MO' =ea be £6,000, and may be :'1135,000; added t o which, all purchasers befog* Tuesday.will be width d' to share in the Bonus of 200 whole Tickets; and bo bouiht before the 27th April, and now • buy again, wil actually Aare an all . the Prizes that may tall to 500 Tickets, which may.very Wu Two Prizes oi-e00,000) besides other Capitals. PRICIim OF GOLD AND SILVER. Foreign Gold m Bars . 4 os Od. New Doubloons £0 00 • New Dollars Ss 04. Porugal Gold in Coin, per oz. .e 4 Os sUi iIOURSE Or EXCIii A m•terilam $V 23 2U. IG I!, FRIDAY, MAY 10. Barcelona ss+ Ditto at Sight SS El Amsteream 11 19 C. F. Ditto at sight 11 16 Rotterdam 12 0 U. Atrwerp 151 • Hamhurgh SS 6 Alton' SS 7 Seth Pans 1 dare data 2S 0 bin/I as OD i U. 25 20 34 Sr, Sebastian 334 Gibraltar 51 Leghorn. 47f (Imes, 44j Venice.n. C. Liv. Piccolo ineffective per 1. mei 1111 SO Make 47 Naples, 591 Palermo, 115 d per oz. Bourdeanz Frankfort on do Main 14% es Mo Madrid 1131tffettive Cadin • • 34 efferairo Lisbon, 574 Oporto, Rto Janeiro 60 Dublin, IS 534 I Cork, a. • Coax Exaussos.—.ltisa IN Gasinw—A limited supply and a very great demand for mealing sam-, pies of wheat produced an ssmurAsa in the price of corn ou Monday, which was little anticipated, and which will s . 110 doubt, produce a MIRIAM in the length of many faces in the country; there is another article in which, if a limited supply • and an increased demand warrants a rise in price, such may be. Itio for—l.ottery Tickets t the Offices are thronged with Advencsksve-peee7 d fie.llt adtlition r to OiCh the Or ders from thstountry are Meie nobler - one, nor. dart we be surprised when we look at the Scheme, and see that it contains Two Prises. of 0304000, and Fifty other Capitals, with a Bonus of Two. hundred Whole Ticket s to all ‘vho buy before Tuesday nest, the First •Day of Drawing, when every Ticket mist be a Prise, and the First Drawn shoved /500 may be 41755,000 I • Bow.s.taarr.—Yesterslay Marzeree Agearip alias "Borst, aliai. .Negonhate, Was examined before Mr. 'Kolas, charged with making a false petition, alleg ing herself to be the next of kin as the 3notber of Ctirpelius M'Carty,' dece .sed, seaman, and by which 1 l she defrauded the Commissioners of Greenwich !Via- Ipital of uwards of 430. The case was a novels*, as her own husband attended; to prove the% hewffA the nearest kin to the deceased, when the prisoner had the impudence to_ disown him, and say she ,bride, :never seen him before, nor knew him tidal Adam, 10.. `through her own sister was called to prove that they lived together as man and wife years since. Ur wits committed for trial. thcicar HA Lla••••-•Yellta<1111Y, in/46111 Sigint 111 p :charged, on suspicion, of forging a bill of exchange ;tor . (eve hundred pounds. He was committed. I. 4 4uns. 0/stns.—Three of the gum boarded ;hi East India Company's, boy, and carried tiff seven thes es of dollars, have been takeff iete i tus., tocly in the neighbourhood of Woolwich, and part of 'the stolen dollars found: on them. They were brought to this Office yeaterday, and, after a short examina tion, were remanded Until a future day, "lies, a body of evidence will be brought against theta. --• "".c • • -• . - ' tiarria• - "&• . Dltlint nieht the new TrijOi'ot BerfraNl thats repeated with increased sueeess,'scd „ .... • ' • . - • . •r;s:. • • - • -4- 7 - 7 - ':'" • ; • e f !AA a:-cose siod s Stetting dtailw. inarket, idoegbynest...-Tbe itutelsWwea4 sl " beak elf. . 21b. &ad Scheitertisad , eat. Sib. for loop. Lk D. 14.-5 tot on AV , Joshua. Tbe• Sweepstakes on Wednesdey, cif 104 i. D. NI. —lli to / op Sir 'llrnuis, Tat. sib.; Sib f apt Pointer:, 31b.; 4to 1 apt Ant.ciparion, at. sib ; *4 to 1 at" .'""" prove, 7E. sib.- 74 tor apt Chauce r', Tit. 4*. • r,ho oaten brr tureen Bourbot; and Scbeherasad, for 300 g• t^ 4 o f Bourbon. Dative-4 to 1 apt 14 G. H. Carendbb's L'Huile &Venus ; 'Pio 1 apt LA Foley% c oat of Pipylina; 10 to 1 apt Weather , cock; 5.10 1 apt Otterehla-; it t 6 t apt of Grafted. Mut 12 to 1 apt fobsfotPath ; 15 : to i sat Ld Slavir.eirs; apt Orontes po-5 to 4 die held against L'Huile de Venue ana Grevekio. . . • teats.-5 'to 2 apt Duke of Ratlatid's Rhoda; 6to 1 opt per to.Raphsel; 7to 1 apt Meter oh Soothsayer; to 1 west Sister to Crispin; 111 toy .. apt Mr... Melvil l e. any; 12 to apt L'Huile de Venus *Antos the Derby, and Rhoda the Oaks. .. , TH4 n. _PRICES OF GRAIN A I INGLisit Mika, Kew itali Etbs, sis, 841 00i. &Wolk, SOG. 801. 880. Norfolk, 60s Mi. Rye, 30s. Sfs. N s Barly, 11111...21k, Mac, 54'. 6.15. White Peas,' 86* No. Was, IRICEI s. VIA,RIE*LANB, MALI Tick Ditto, eSa 34% Oita, Poratoe,' 25.. 3Ss • • • Dlito, Poland, els, li1:•.: Ditto, Fowd, tfa. 'Rapesvd, As. per bet . , Hour, bSs. 70s. pet lack. Wheat, Monte, 70s. NI. Dhto v Baltic Red, lles. 70.. . • ,Hertibro've $11012.0. 43i. Mb Brabant Red, 451 554. Rye, SW; So. I. 48$. Grey Pies, 335. sas, Small Beans, 335. 38$. fawn Tallow Yellow Rawls U. 6d $B. Od PAlAlilarrik,'MAlr 10; (By the Carcase.) Best, ter stone $s 4444 41 44 I Veil., 44 to 54 Aid Woo - 44 c• 5s G - Puck 41 bJ to s• 44 , • AA* 04Acile• NEWGAI'E AISD • ; - ° PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. lIT. plate& wasTacmortt. Hay SI ISs Od to g 116 CM I Hay 4110 a to lOs &raw 111 Es Od to 11s od Straw 21.0 s to 41 4i surrarsaatt. idawklar Hay 41 SW to st los l Clover 61 Oa to 61 Is. Straw XI 14a to it Sa. • PRICE OF HOPE. NOW SAUL 11tH POCZtfli. • Kent 41 as to /1 Ts Kett 61 68 to 101 Os Baum 41 Os to 61 O. Sussex 51 ISs to 81 Os Esse: 61 Os to '9l' Os Funham 101 Os to 161 16s RAW - - Best !jolters sod Steers (per state) - Its 04 to Its 44 Mlddlinga Ii 41 to Is 104 Sbeepskins Si to 4s Ott Shutt Ordinary Is Od to Os Od Market Calf Os. each.. ICE OF St. hates's Market St ad . Clue Market . 06 Oil lies Hone tts to 13s ed tps Si td. I.ambs 2664 to U. 1 ALI Wititeehapel Market is Sd I White ditto per stodge,' Sib soap ditto CMOs, per dux.. Ins Od—Moulds, 11$ ed. Yellolw4sep,llll.e.-Mettled, 94.—Curd, 911s—Pattn t 104$ The pekoe of Tallow have advanced es to is. es account of the proposed alteiation of Dudes from soft to hard Soap 001 04 001 04 COAL MARKET. MAY to Sldps at Market. ihipa Sold. Price it f Norms& S 4 34a. 3d. to 444 Od • Aundsrland 7 SU. 04 tong Od. couN rRy hIARI • U 1821806, May 9 - , -Wheat per lead 417 111. to 124 Ss. Barley, per quarter 27s to so.. Oat. las to 31s. Beans s2i: to $Rs O'd Beans 09s to Om. Peas 34s to 35.. • °spot o, May 9.-Price of the Quarters Lost, tOd, Wheat being les. Od per bushel BANBURY, MAT T.—Wheat ea. 6d. to lOs.per bushel. Flour Sas. co COs. per .ark Bread is. Bd. the half peck. • Naitause, Ilaans.—Warr 3s. co Ws Barley 26a - fia 20d.d. Oate 20cto 30s. Wows '3! b. 401, PUS 350 to 361. Bread per Dallon, Is 9ld to is i i:1 Atilloan FAT SToca Nitta mat, MAT 7.--Beef, los. to 12s. per wore Mutton, 511„. to Ss Bd. p. r Lan), Is. per lb. COFFk 11. The prices of Cabs have buctaated considerably; on Tuesday an advance of Ss to 4s. per cwt. took place; since then the prices have again dedired 8s 'o Ss MARRIED. At Aberdeen, the 29th ult. John Abercrombie, M D. of the 2cl Regiment neDragnon Guard*, to Adis% W. Young, daughter of the late William Young. Esq. of 'I bursday. at St. halos's Church, rho Hon. and Rtv. Gebrge Neville, Mater or Magdalen College, Cambridge, to Lady Char. lutteLegge, second da.ighter of the Earl of Dartmoutb. May I. '1 truce O'R tidy Esq. Atterait7, to Catherne, eldest daughter of Mullet Keogh, E. of Crunilin•houie,county Dublin. May 2, at Rollemon, Stafford, the Rev. Edward Law, to Mary Elizalteth, eldest daughter of the Rev. John Peplot Mosley. May 3. Cap sin Re..., R. M. to Mos Whateombe, eldest klatighter of sir narrate' Whiteontbe. • • • 11110412 4 0 1 1 4 • The Aquiversail Weft' Of yesterday', we are happy to say, was.well appetred that) the receipts, since the last Anniver- airy, aniotiooql to A1r1356, and that there had been paid asxci . , l . applicants *907. His Hiplines: the Duke of Ke.• T ; was in the Chair. Besides the usual mast aft r •floyal Patron of the Institution '(the Plume BR AINY). Stc. the health and h.ippiness of the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince LuoroLo, was drank with great applause. One very isterestivg circumstance was' connected .with the evening's entertainment, which was, •that a Gentleman of the name of NEw ros, the last descendant of Sir ISAAC ikTsurrar, lett a considerable estate to the Society, because be thought it right that **literary corporation should be theulti mate heir of the greatest of literary men. The Duke of KENT, with much appropriate quickness, gave the united health of the first and last of the blzwvoNa, Inch was drank with enthusiastic approbation. The Duke Soustiscr, the Bishop 01 CLOTNE, Sir BEN JAMS HOBNOUSE, Sir J. C. HIPPISLET, and many other respectable Gentlemen, were present. The Duke of Aroma will have removed all the inciumbrances from • his hereditary estates, &c. b 7 Christmas-nest. Hi, Grace will then have a clear income of 40,000 per annum. Bwitu.anv.--Early this morning some villtins, bl Means et pick lick keys, entered the shop of a boot and shoe-maker,. in Pickett-street, Temple.bar, and carried off property ro . the amount of nearly t2OO. Accruswa.=-.Tuesday a fine boy, four years of a g e, ion of Mr. Bowden, of Plymouth, being missing, was *searched for in every direction, for four or five bouts, ' Without effect ; when, at the' suggestion of 4 neigh hirer, the privy was searched, and, to the unspeakable grief of the agonized parents, the body of the inno. cent was found dead at the bottom. Fiart.-.1.-In the night of Sat.trday last, the out build. spo a farm in the parish of Herham, in Essex, occupied by Mr. T. Nottidge. were 'discovered to be on fire, and notwithstanding the most prompt ex r. tlons, all the buildings, and other property to a consi. derable amount, were totally destroyed. Ttie duel ling house, standing at some distance from the other buildings, received little or no injury. The cause of this dreadful conflagration is not known. Twenty-nine persons have been committed to Bury gaol, on a charge of riotously assembling at Rattles. den. and destroying a machine. -SIR CH The ads Inst. at Croydon, the wife of Jos . ph Reid, Esq. of Old liroad.street, of a daughter. The 6th last. In Montagu-puare, Lady Fitzroy Somerset, of a On. April 21, at Tyrone Cottage, soar Swansea, the Lady of Capt. Hickey, R.N. of a so.. '1 he 7th inst. at Fitthaw, the Lady of Major-Geweral Sir Henry Torrens, tit a son. The 2d insr. at Avoch Home, Rau •shlre, the Lady of Sit Alexander MaLkenTie, of a daughter. April 49, in Nottingham Place, the Lady of Major.Geoemi Dycv, of a udl•born child. DIED. Ihe 21 inst. at North Tarry, near Arbroath, the Rev, John Aldan, Minister of St. Vigeases, in the Stet year of his ap, and Bud of hi. Ministry. The ist inst. the Rev. James Trail, Minister of the Gospel at St. Cyrtia. •At Genoa, on the SI Leh of March, after a short illness, con tracted In a journey front Marseilles to that city, Charles Su true, Esq M. D. We4nesday sennight, Ann Elizabeth, the wife of John Richard Farm, M.D. At Fulham, on Wednesday saintliest, Mrs. Cleaver, wife of his Grace the Archbishop Of Dublin. _ _ _ Law.ly, at Path, Mr. Wm. Stare, who, attar his acquittal in Ingisad, in 1794, settled in Paris _ _ In Boils, on tie 29th April, Dogma Freeman, Esq. late Surgeon in the Ist or Royal Scots. March 24, at Haddingten, in the Beth year of his age, Mr. John Walker, late an extensive farmer in East Lothian. ilk fa. thee, with a degtve of public spirit unknown among the tenants of that day, was, as a late author sheaves, the first farmer in', toniaud who either (allowed an acre of land, or sowed a bull of wheat, on w tit Is commonly called outfield land. He took the hint front an English gentleman travelling in that events y.— When he began the experiment, many of his neighbours laughed at his seeming folly, white his more immediate connections were alarmed at the circumstance of his nut sowing his fields, sa.l . coaddsied it as a system of poverty. His crop exceeded his mon sanguine expectation*, and justified the wisdom of his conduct ; sand his neighbours bad the good sense to follow hie example. :lids experiment was made in the parish of Prestunkirk, on the estate of Beantin, now the property of the Earl of Wimps, and feappeoed towards the end of the 17th century. '.. Lately, at Olencalvie, parish of Kincardine, Ross-shire, A4x saday 4nsgrbagoa ll 44ivera9hs at the advanced age Of 117 veers. He was born In 1890, tarried arms in 1715 under William Lbrd „goo, and till his death showed the characteristic hardihood of a Highlander to an uncommon degree. In the severest weathet he .wept-pith -his neck and breast bare, and to the last waked Oee fecilyerect : his dress, the short coat, kilt, and plaid, and his staff genewally across his breast.Tillthe uncommon storm& snow of last winter tell, be could watt down to Gladfield and the Manse in a day, the distance being about 11 miles. He entered as a scholar lan year* one of the Gaelic schools in that pariah, actusdly learn ed the alphabet, and began spelling, when his further progress .was arrested by the failure if his sight. He waited last autumn on Lord Ashburton, at Rasehall, when his Lordship', wish his wonted benevilence, gave him a shilling for every year of his hie, and a further sum to buy a little of his favoprite usquebaugh, to .keep hie old age comfoirtable, in all; upward` of sit guineas. His Lordship's donation ontliied Iverach's days, and helped to pin the hairy veteran -deeently under the turf. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE ,Pills long since obtained a just celeb r i t y in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON,. Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate bilious disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, parti cubrly the Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowager' lady SslY and SBLE, the Visconntees BULKELEY, &c. &e. be was per suaded to offer them to the Public, under the sanction of their names. They are found to be an Incomparable remedy for iodises don and restating the toned the stomach. They remove ha bitual and ttameralyeastiveness, sick head-uks, and heett-burn, whether arising frost shs imisnoay of the redundant bile„ imam ' perste diet, or drinking to mess, and will be feund a atom valuable Medicines° be tainted to upon . ivery indisposition, minced by adisordered /tats of the amuck and lavereb. # - Wald buidoisen• Bentea•anilintini- No , ni Cheap** Lando' ; L, n boas at g. ad. se. awk-Mo. sash* by Mr. Gardstaveao4w tweet, Edinburgh; Navflferg and Sate, loaaatiotreet, DOUR ; and till Mod e ia miry ill and Town ht die Limited ILioviette. ' • ._ 111 S OILICOF i dienaziw ax • • 1 Bt jails' of" Nobleman, aßicl.64, M. k vi4 JO g robilebas the followiag Case, that persons in a sisati a , may. know What will relieve them t Venation and Al l :Brion brought on, many years since, Complaints, It elaxat int. and Dtbilly: immi no. quiatiii,.,4' dieines impaired his , tomacb, am! produced .kt;,i- y " id 0. knee, and a tram of nervous :Alec ions. .vb , t'. ni,,t, / ,. ' comfort, and enjoyment, by irritst tria,h,,,a...r., 'cif% ' re: and gouty, transient pains; and his head WA. trICVU'Oy „ii., with bissings, buzzings, giddiness, die. In this io , e r d, le haw ,,.. , " h e b e liev e s, gone through Cr ', who'," Nelr e o 1 , be bad recourse to tt ymer'sCarilia.: and Nervuo, 11,, citti '" the daily use of Which 1w obtained most ceintorLdde relief. N. IS. I.e: ters to Mr. Rymer, tar Advice or M. di c e nec will duly attended to —Reigate, Augtht, 1815. Soli Wholesalr and Retail by Mr. It ymer's Appednu. .Memin. Sutton and Co.(late Dicey Aid Co.) N o. 1 0, gowQ! yard; snd Re ail by Fred :quilt. No. '9, Haymarket ; C I :, Royal Exchange; Bacon a:il Co Oxford-sift:l; F. ,ti t i.: and Son, 4i, -1. Paul's Chorcloyarti; J. lian h, curter of 4 gate-street : 7ntl by every Vender at t'ttent M.ditin., i n United Kingdom, in bo:tlei, at it 54. 94 17s ; a n ; ~,, Sys. by which there is a considerable saving Pest i Of whom may be ha I, pi ice 3i. in boards, Ei g4l , 'eh ,. A Erect upon Dyspepsy, or 1i..1.4eil I VII. n IV; • lir Hy Fo - ;', Disease; and upon the inflamilatory or Re,,utar(Lo t , 4.11 Atonic, Irregular, or Plying Gout : with various ca i i,,, f Nrno Bilious, Paralyi ic, and Spasmodic:Affections ; llis ea ," uf 4 .,.. tion and Debility ; Broken Constitution ; Habits im0,44',: temperance, Climate, Ste. Together with t h e speeika je ;' ,.. medical virtues of that rat tam! nary Paten t Medid oe, ilk c r disc and Nervous tincture; and of the various Ilk L I Complaints in which it is administered; and of its D.,,,, lac he. Ily James Rymer, Surgeon. OF do.eitttes incident Ili /11 0 :74 nervous kind are the most complicated sttdat volume would not be sufficient to point oe t e pearancee. t hey imitate almost every diseaw, s m ut _,EP• alike in two *differei.t persons, or even io th e „ re , different times.—Protests like, they are continually cti shapes and uptio every fresh attack, the patteot thtuka symptoms which h• never experienced before. Nor du tley o b i affect the body; the mind likewiw suffers, and it sem th r ob reentered eintemely weak and peevish. h, . low 11, 7 6 0 i - 4 - 6 ' man e s,. melancholy, and • irk nness of temper, whi c h attend nervous disorder., i: duce many in believe that thiy -- "4 entirely dibeasee of the miud ; ht.t th . changeot cauper tun i a a consequence than the callow of nervous d.seaws. The CORDIAL ISAL3I of (iI.EAD , s decidedly tlientc4 elegant and efficacious medicine evar ytt iscorard tur artv.. 4 diseases and shattered consti , utions, cohsu np,tons , eetkosil bight or memory, hypochondria, tremblings of the debility, stomach and bowel complaint., and all othsr ai a% arising limn a relaxed stateof the tlervou, , pLent; wino &se; often brought on by dissii aeon to youth, awl the gross valatk of those rules which prudence &mitt tnt the pre.ervatee, health, and the laying • a fot.ndatuna fur a lung aid Yam 1 4 with a fi-m aml strung co •stittit.on . _ Soll by Samuel Leigh, le, 'tend; Bacon and Co. I So, 0; ford•street, London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; sed l Medicine Venders; pries Ils. each, or four ir. one batty 11,4 for 39r. by which one Ile bottle is weed, %oh the no* " Sam!. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on t tatty Also, rriee Ss. that scar ~:. iateresting, and usef..l ratudyWe (with w lath is given an elegant pe-tratt u. thr Author, and Brie of Gilead House) entitle et GUIDE to He .AL IH; or, Adrg to both Sexes ir. a Variety of Compitutas Ily s..iotossow, Containing a I realist on F . DlSta.rfl, .s4rvous autkriyp cison i:iac Complaints; also General Remarks on these Diyaa with whtzis tr , .- Human Urdy is moo t:. quently afflicted; plainiug the Symptoms, mode of l'r.•at,.ient and Remedies or properly adapted for Set ual idelatity, &c &C. i• - z• 1)r. Solomon expec3, when CfClulteti by later, theme compliment 'of a Xi n:,te to be inc.eied, addreseed, " Mob litter. Dr. Solomon, Griead House, near Liverpool. Pa double postage." 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Leaden TT MEN, igno:an, of the Principle* of ftl, 1 as a Sesehce, can, by the u•e of nostrums, occasionally* move, or even palhate tue distressing symptoms of I,tedi nerea, how mu.:b may theca surgeons biol.! .1. ECU, it:g .sifts sal practice, wi o, to the n:us! icdetatie...ee rt•seaclier into@ nature, causes, efects, and method o. eu:e, can .puhlicly bit testimweals from every cr.ebrated Prot.sso. wess wlstek tt Metropolisti honoured, i.egether with cm &Scales from 7 t wo its :non extensive Arinsd with the above irrett.gal'e proofs of regular medical education,and authorized at hlettikai of the London College, Messrs. GON.; aati CO. nerd out farbe reply to !lie envious mt,represeir alon g' , that s,,n t e m Ittris4ro tortuiiate brethren pique themselves on circulating : the temmis but too evillest in tie invar.able -sutras that hits tur a ernes of years attended their peculiar method or treat m. ur , wk.:lift..4, speedy, pleasant, and eft:cruel. as hae been attested by a tuns nius patronage in every rank of society. D Mar Adam to a selected branch of a studious and ditfieult prof. scut, nt. the diseases of the Generative system, buck immediate andtr mote, as Luta, Stricture, Gleets, &c. ic is not surprising tkry should acquire, under every exprd:ency, asUperior derision, ors where the united endeavour seit the museenifnent of the. fusty have failed, whose peaet ice is rneral. Nervous Debility, with , its awful train of symptoms, otos brought on by a residence in I topical climates, or by the gifdis of Litsertii,i.m, or, ash to*frequently the case, by prentazares• dulgence in solitary sensuality, may elicit, in its mol: stages, be correc ed by mild restorativ...s, and :he ;a: ient, tin ii,4l she gradual progress of improve/nee., becomes re assu:-.1 0: forfeited health. But, its CO the 1 s mote world their well tt ranged plan more especially refers, by the preveution of inlay is• trlcate disorders, asking from any of the foreeortig csusee,or utter peculiarities, either natural or a. - quired. Messrs Goss are to be consul:ed with candor and delicacy it Patients of either sex, front morning until night.—Letters try% the country should minutely describe the case, and eitclusti Bank note, when the proper remedies will be terwa*led tstal par: of town or country. Gass and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, 13, Bouverit.arest, new street, London. " luvalidique patrum reterant jejuisia itan."—.lltan. From the taint endsrace Unmanly sons arise—a puny race ! I a . ARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social 1.1 fiappinets, whieh it oaten disturbed through the parries the form the union, nut takine those precautions which would iewt them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. AITIW4 the melancholy variety of disorders under which human nature le ktso94ll oa MEW, abed are none mere alai-mine of more di. ,tressing than those which result from fashionable gaieties, ear! igassipatims or solitary intemperance. Meisrs. CURRIE and Co. beg to state that the sedulats tendon of a practice exclusively directed to the treatment all sure uf CERTAIN! COAIPI .At NTS, entitle than to she dna suptnor acquirement. As regular Surgeons, they diet . speedy. and permanent cure for every stage of that dii...rder, With is contrzeted in an ung trawled moment, and which pu”.4,11 springs Of lite, and for eve:y clais of debility, which is the ants. (pence of juvenile inJi 7 cretions. preventing the maturity of tom hood, entailing hy on its unhappy victim dl their firmit'es of old age—the be,iy becoming enervated and ere ciat!t!--:11& cheeks yellow and bloodless—and the mind gloom/ and dejected. For the result of their success in thi• pawls oar branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they gut . / themselves, they have acquittal, by 30 years experience, is s much eat wded practice. In slight and recent case. of Syptsitte tic Complaints, a persect cure is completed in the short perittlil two days; and in the moot aggravated cases, a proper pertivei.die in their plan of treatment insures to the 'patient an inviguraui convitution. Married Women, who have long been disappointed in dot expectations of a family, may be assured that, in must instructs, such defects are curable by medical skid; and though the re moval of such impediments be an object of doubt add uncertaire/ with others, yet the-cute of such detects, by the gradual pm' grubs of renovation, is the acquirement o f their experience. Mears. CURRIE and °CO. may be consulted by Yathtnti st either Stx,:. with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their hewer N 0.107, Rattan-garden. Patiwus in the country, stating due ease, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. eackiaing a remit* tenet: Itar.selvice and medicines, the same will be given or seat to any past of die Kingdom.—lo 7, Hattomgarden. , • ' "HIGH WATER TO-MORRO W AT LONDON BRIDGI' Maiming - • 42 mintues after 2 Afternas • • S amputeii :after I.olllsdie2lsrlmilay Pickett nice; rebliguld them and a; the Star•Oce l Temple Bar. I id • • Immow.°l / [ll Tit ewe "tip... Stsge i duo ..... 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