Star. — London, England, 1811-09-23 00:00:00

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ORD-VA NCE, a heroly liar Nati e, lons since received: PHYSIC CHEW.; FRY, and the maTEK: k hilit):C.A at n% ,, H00P Town and County of liprthampton, That Proossais will be received at their OMee, in Pall-Mail, to e tkeisee io Curk-wreer, Purliugt an Gandetwo, oft 11.(JMaa, Smith, Hall, and Co. of that place : on or before' 'Friday, the-c7th instant, from such persona as may Oct,al T, I vrt, a: F. : ght,o'Cloeli. in the hi Asstog. uunty Bank 10 0 0 Fe willing • to undertake the supply of ..7.ol'illEtt HOOPS for A l Pr ' l l' ie 'i' ti o• w i th P ith:44r , • 0 th" 7 b* had of Dr. H•3Pilro yof ten Children 1 0 0 5 5 0 service of this d/eNin irtent for a period of ,oe.yeer. 11,r-pew. a J , . - - " 1 0 0 Patterns of the Articles may he viewed utsnit aOpllestion at the THE RECE r IiT'S CANAL. together with the MICE is hereby given, th. it A pplica t i on i s ' a- - - 1 1 0 0 lar 1 0 firincipal Stott keeper's Office in 0:el cover, and further partial- N .•1 1 0 tended to be Matte to PArGament, in th e 12: • It gon d ol So: . - - -a, 'Perms and 6 - ow l/Ilona of the C'eatract . doom, /4: . lan , a tie b,its to a iii , i, „ n u t . ~t) . an in Alf „ w „ sagia4 •rooke - - 55 0 may be known at the Secretary's Office, in rail-Mali aforesaid, any sad asatotalatog • tatv,phle Cut ne Canato•ir the peepilii t s suf - 10 10 0 Jay be'ween the hours of ten and four Vcloc . .:, where the Propn- Navkadop,t•4lse called the RHG.EN I's C.k MAC, ad a torpor - • i i) es . Wharfs, Q ua y s I .asidulg Places - - - .. It 0 1 1 Si 0 oats [llllst be delivered, sealed up and endt.:rsed," Proposals for Tega will. Feeders. Aquedu. ts, Ite.srrutre, Raison% • 7' . - 10 0 0 Clipper Hoops ;" but no Prvoril can be A:Flitted after the paid : iniet,. lunsget,s,ll whet' necessary Week s a-cl i rnsi th s., Cal. Cone - le;.tes. - • 1 1 0 17th instant, at twelve o'c:ock a: noon ot the cant clay. neither i front and out nf the (:hod Junction Cs"ai, loth* Ps:a h"1 Pad- • . - 11 0 will any render he noticed tudess th e party mat ig It or an agent 1 «i ,fa tote County of Midi:Besse, near the Ira of tt. ralalgt ' - - 2 " 1 1 0 0 in his behalf.? all wtnnd. •11.io4PrIllges across the said (; r and luection Caeal, In ',e add - 2 Pailelt 1 1 0 By Order of the Board, ot rajdivo., upon the 'Furnpike Road, iron' I.l.ntien to - P ' H• CRP ir . 3 " 4 "- , ' , Ftirr : JV Ott the Mit. 10 the ssld Coenly of Mi.i.”......_ In 1.. a.: w F} 1. :. _. '4l - . „ • NUMBER 76581 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.. R ELIEF OF THE IN rs EVENING, Monday, Sept. 23, will be lived the Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. KEMI3LE; relonles, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Lames, Mr. BRUNTON ; Horatio, Mr. BARRYMORE Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. EGERTON. Gertrude, Qt)-eat of Denmark, Mrs. POWELL ; Ophella, Miss BOLTON. To which will he added the popular Pantensime of MOTHER GOOSE ; or, THE GOLDEN ECG. Amount. advertised Sobseriptions _ . Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ; Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA; Claws, Mr.GRIMALDI; Columbine, Madame LOUIS. To-morrow, The Duenna ; and The Child of Nature. On. Wednesday, King John ; King 1(1%1i, Mr. Kenfale ; Lady eanstanee, Mrs. Siddons j.to which will be added, the Blind Boy. On 1 hursday, the Cabinet ; and Valentine and Orson. On Friday, The Merry Wives of .Windsor; and Harlequin and Asmodetis. On Saturday, Isabella; and The Review. •g . O on the lien, in the said Cotril of Matle.ea, too Joni eta ..ammunizare with tha River Thames in tit.: Parish or I.lr. S. loses% ft toe said County of Mhlitle.ex and aLo s certain nevi -40110*441 Cut or lanai tvlth pre;..er &ma. f l oc k s , ;Aiding PEcire; 0.7-er vary Wotks from and our of akar( of e said Canal in the Parish of Sailit Leonard, Shnee.ittch, in the said County of Mi•• wear a certain Lane in the said Parish, cared Hyde-lane, into end through other parts of the same Pavel, which said intended main Cut or Canal vri•h 'fennel., Bastsr.s. Pocks. Legtoes, Wharfs, Quays, I.arding Places, Stairiss, Culverts, Wa-ehuuses. and other Works is intended to be met!: and carried Into or through the v:veral Parishes, Hamlets. or Places Paddington, otherwise Saint' Mary, Pad:doves, Stint Mary borne, otherwise Saint Mary-la-bonne, otherwise Me-y-bone ; Salta Notre., Kentish Town, Camden Town. Pentonville, Sant James, Clerk...cwt. othersairs Sum Mary, Isbotri-11 Newington Green, Kingsland Green. Sent .tionard, :Rion diteh ; Holton, Hackney, otherwise Saint Jchn, Hackne y; Catubr d Heath, Saint Mealiest"; bethnal Greet:; hire End Old Town; Stint Dunstan, Stetson Tient), 04 Itemise Stepnt y ; Saint George's. Retch!! Highway, otherwise Saint George's in .he Fast; Ruelq, and Saint Ann's, Limehouse otherwise Limebunt,allh, the sot 4 County of Middlesex and whin said collateral Cut or Canal. with proper Batons, Ducks, Segues, Wharfs, Quays, Lar.sling • Places, Staiths, Culverts, Wareltiones, and other Work s is tn tended to be made, and carri-d into or through the said rfh of Saint I.tonard, Stioreditch, in the said Conoty of Mid.ler et ; and also for making and maintaining nec.msary Cuts, Re77.7r7Yli, 'Funnels, Archways, H-ad vacs, and Feeders, for tupp'ying the said Cuts or Canals with Water front the River 1 ~amen, ad which last-mentioned Works are intended to Is: made, and car. tied into or through the several Parishes, Townships, 1 - I.tede a, or Places of Chelsea, Saint Luke, Chelsea, Kensington, Sa nt Margaret, Westminster; SUnt Martin in the Saint George, Hanover-square, Krightsbridge, Bayswa er, and Pad dington, otherwise Saint Mary, Pal lingtou, all in the ward County of Middlesex; and also fur snaking and malmailii g certaiu other Cuts, Reservoirs, Feeders, and other %V,rks supplyial the said Cuts or Cahals with Water, all wh•ch lan - mentioned Works are intended to be made and carried into or through the several Parishes, Townsleps, Runlets, or Plate: of Fi iarn Barnet, otherwise Bernet Friarn, Tottenhatn, Fiuth ty, Itorasey, Highgate, Hampstead, Islington, otherwise Saint Mary, Islington; Saint Pancras, Kentish Town, and Saint Maryho..r. ptherwise Saint Mary-la-bonne, otherwise Nlarybone, an iu the Isaid County of Middlesex. deptemlier 14. 1811. The Grand Pantomime Ballet of Raymond mid Agnes is in preparation, and will be speedily produced. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New Box-Office, in Harr-street. The doors will be opened at half past five, and the Play begin at half past six GRAND AQUATIC TIREWORKS. Last Night but one of the Season,,as the Gardens will finally close en Thursday next. Mr.R. IONES*.s NIGHT—RANEIAGH; MILBANK. TO -MORROW, Tuesday, September 24, will be given, a Superb GALA, when the Gardens will present s Brilliant ambination of Variegated Illinnination, forming the Climax of the Season. The Concert will be enriched with Harr. mottle Novel's., by Mr Jexts, and the Teat of the Vocal and Instrumental Performer.; and the whole terminate a Splen did Display of Internal and Aquatic PYROTECHNY, by Sig nora HENCLER. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert to begin at Eight o'Cloek preeirgy.—Admlssion fig. 6d PI HE GREATEST ATTRACTION in the SMALLES r STATE LOTTERY EVER KNOWN.— The Cspirsi Pr:zes more var'ous, Tickets and Shares consider ably cheaper than for many yeArs past, aud Prizes of 5,000 S 3,000 S 2,000 • 3,000 3 0 0 ALBION FIRE AND LIFE IN ;URANCE COMPANY, NSW IllttO.Gl-11 - RECT. IBLACRIPRIARS, EMPOWERED BY ACP OF PARLIAMENT; t 300 AM upwards of 2,700 Prizes of dlOO, .C3O, i 2 5, and lie, ALL TO DR DRAWN Tilt nb or OCTOBLa. In the late October Lottery, upivards of 13,000 Tickets were sold ; in the present there are only 13,500 Tickets, and from the universally approved Scheme, and great demand, it is likely all the Tickets and Sliares will be sold before the Drawing. For Insurance frum.FißE, and on Lives ; ai.l for the Grant and Purcii.w: of A NNIJI rirs. INSURANCES falling due at MICHAELMAS will expire unless renewed witith: fifteen days from t►at perioc•. The system of Fire Insurance pursued by this Company em braces every advantage on which it is possible for per.unt chtgiring such a security to calculate. The premiums for nier , 'atitile In surance, and far every other class of Insurance, in Lonann, are of the moat moleiate description. On lasurane-s our or 1.(P.: nox, the premiums are lower titan those of most of the Comps panies. No charge is in any case made for Fire Policies ; or for alterations by Inilorsemen•. A I.lrge Cortimlailun is allowed on Life Insurance; and in that, and in every other department of the buslces:, the Com pany's arrangements affird the orm , tst facility to all engaged in such transactions. WARNER. PHIPPS, Sec:etat y. ••• The Company's Office for the \Vest-end of London, is at No. 97, on the West side of NEW BoNri•sr aet r, near Oxford street. RICHARDSON, GOOD LUCK and Co. respect fullys-I, hicormi the Public that the STATE LOTTERY, siontaining only 15,500 Tickets, will be all drawn OCIVIIER 111, 1511. PREMNT. Ticket t IEI9 19 0 Half £lO 5 .0 I Eighth. ...E" IS e Quarter.., 5 4 0 Sixteenth.. 1 7 0 Tickets and Shares are Selling by RICUAIVD4ON, coon. LUCK, and Co. at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-bnil , ilugs, Cornhill, and facing the Kt: g's Mews, Charing Cross, where in the present and last Year's Lotteries they sold 3 Prizes of - £20,0t. 7 Prizes of - Li ,ono 1 • of -2,00 n 1 S of - 500 THOS. HOMER, This day were publighecl, In Ivo. price Ss. PRACTICAL. OBSERVATIONS nn the DIS. EASES of the INNER CORNER or The HUMAN EYE, coni:)rising the lipipkora, the Tumor Sacculi Lnehrymalls, and the Fistula Lachrymalts, with a new Arrangement and Me thod of Cure. Aka Remarks on Mr. Ware's and Prufeisur Scarp.i's Methods of treating these Disorders. By JOSEPH YUIADE, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Londno ; and Member of the Royal Medical So *sty, Edinborgli, he. - Printed for T. Usiderwood, 40; West Smithfield, London, and Adam Black, Edinburgh. . On Saturday, the 28th Inrant, will be published, The Pint Number, price One Shilling, of a new weekly Publi eatiog, entitled THE REFOR MIST.S' REGISTER. -- The great object of this work will be, to exhibit to the People' the hideous system by which they are at Glee cajoled and coerced, thereby assisting to rouse them to an 'inked call for Rarua M, coo general to be mistaken and too patent to be resisted.—Polities will of course form its chief _feature :—at the same time, It being Sbundantly evident, that upon the purity of individuals much of the national prosperity depends, the Register will often contain Dissertations tending to expose and correct the imperfections, Vanities, and Vices of die ar •,t , The Country bring oil the eve of a General Election, Communications front Candidates and Electors, who are em barked in the Cause of Parliamentary Reform, will be properly •used in furtherance of such object. The Reformists' Register will be printed in Octave, on the larg st sheet of paper used. As it will be designed for binding In Annual Volumes, an index and Title-page will be given at the close of each. Volume *There will be no extri Ns:others, for the size of the Sheet will readily contain every thing worthy preservation that may arise in the course of the year. . Printed by and for JOU M HUNT, Effersivi•er-Opo, Ileaufert— build.ngs, I.ondon.—Orders for the supply of the . Work paetage free, may be sent either to the Mice, Cie CLrks of the Roads i or to the various Newsvenders in Town and Country.—With the country order, a reference for parasitic to London wil be desirable. CHINO'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are the most frequent sources of Ch:l - Diseates.—Their symptoms every parent and guar dian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion lots of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the fare, emaciation and *regular otate of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ; they bring on convulsions; they affect the c meth of. the !Indy, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consump - ion or decay. Both at a preventative and cure of these alarming comi , laints,the above excellent Xi calcine is universally allowed, en the testimony Oiler hzhest characters in this country, both in rank and respeetabi ley, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own families, stamps hs merit beyond competition, and kivos a satiation to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, wbenr. ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. sold, wholesale amd retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap , side, London ; Sharp . and Belam, Portsmcuth ; Jones, Weston, Allniut, and Mallory, Pnr:sea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport= Coleman and la nab, Sheerness; Peck and Rot', and 'Truer, I full ; Holland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; 1; cott and 1.160, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Billinge sod Lathhury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; 't rewman, Exeter ; Smith, ATandcrton, Reaburn, Scott, and Mx" I r, Edinburgh; Baxter and M•Donald, Glasgow; Bulgen and L.rry, Bristol; Stevenson cud Co. Norwich; Soli/nen, Leices ter; and retail by most country Easillchte waders, In bozo, at ts. 91. and ss. 60. cacb. Subscriptions made in thei To transmitted per Mews. Smit. Northampton Town and County Phileothropos wish a family of • William Harris, Ertl. Miss Smith, George-row Mr. John flail - . Mr. Richard BusweS William Law Rev. H. B. Harrison, Btigbrooke Christopher Smyth, Esq. Mr Wm. Tyler Smyth Mr. G. Osborn, jail. The Northampton Mercury Mr. Philip Constable Mr. Witham Gates Mr. James Marshall Mr. Charles Dodd Mrs. Keg - The Parish of Bugbrooke, per Rev. H.,8. Harrison 6 10 0 Rev. John Hoppers •• • 1 1 0 W. Bud:all - • - . 1 i U Mr. R.cloird Striven - - 1 t• 0 The Parish of Broughton, per Rev. A. Boller 9 14 6 Collection at the Pariah qt All Saint's, In this town, after a Sermon preached, per Rev. C. H. Trffnell 26 910 Parish of Beixworth, per Rev. Thos. Weston 10 1 0 The Parish of Puddington Beds, per Rev R. Williams 6 14 6 The united Parishes of Norton, Whitttbury, and Sil verstone, per the Hon. and Rev H. Beaucierk 12 0 0 Messrs. Hickman and Son, Newnhent - S • 0 The Parish of Remo, per Mr, Thos. Faseutt 15 S 6 A fun her Contribution from the Parish of Bugbrooke 0 4 0 The united Parishes of Kackletoa and Puddington, per Rev. Parkins - 5 0 0 The Parish of Cranfield, per Rev. Richard Cantley 14 7 0 The Parish of lloulsoe, per ditto - - S la 6 '1 he Parish of Milton, per ditto - . 3 ' 8 0 The Town of Fenny Stratford, per Mr. Jos. Swifr I 2 0 The united Parishes of Bletchley and Water Eaton,per do. 0 15 0 The Parish of Lampert, by Mr. Francis - 6 15 to Mr. Simms, the enure receipts of a Play acted at Nor thampton - - - 26 0 • The Parish of Castle Ashby, per Rev. J. Seegrave se • 0 The Parish of Wheaton, per ditto - - 1 4 6 The Parish of Pitsford, per Mr. Britten - 6 4 o Mr. James Whitmy - . - 1 0 0 Sir R B. de C. Brooke, Bart. . - 10 to 1) The Parish of Hardingstone, per Rev. A. 7/ode 13 10 0 'lle Parish of Felton, In Leieestershire, per Rev.-Mr. Stott - - - - The Parish of Weston-cunt-Sutton, in Leicestershire. per ELVA) - . • - - 2. 5 G The Parish of Kingsthorpe, per Rev. Mr. Baxter 7 5 0 The Troop of Northampton Volunteer Cavalry 15 15 0 Mr. Wm. Britten, Weston Favell - 1 0 0 The Paris% of Weston faired, per Rev. R. ILKnight 1 7 5 The Parish of Ceitteshrook, per Rev. V. 'sham n 3 0 The Parish of Whitton, per Rev'. Mr. Ruse . 11 0 0 The Parish of Brathlen, per Rev. M. Aplin 4 13 6 Parleh of Woughton, on the Green, Bucks, per Rev. R. Mitiel • - - . 3 • U Parish of Finedon, ir.r Rev. S. W. Peel . a 13 6 , ------ Ishans, per Rev. S. B. Hodgson 5 13 1, - lfryford, per Rev. 1. L. Crawley . 15 1 0 .......—.... Ravenstborpe, per Rev. J. Hornsby 6 0 0 Mr. Wm. Barber, Moulton Grounds . 1 0 0 Parish of Moulton, per Rev. W. Stanton 14 7 7 .„--. Earls Barton, per Rev. It. H. Knight 6 1 0 ---. Farndish, per Rev. Mr. norms - 1 1 • -:.---- Wymingt on, Beds, per dieter - 1 7 u ..---- Clayton, per M. '1 he), West - 3 16 3 ...-----. lioleott, per Rev. G. Thomas - 9 10 0 - Stow nine Churches, per kev. C. Crawley 11 17 Q ---- Ovcrstone, per the Rev. G. Thomas, rucluoit g £5 of John Kipling, Esq. .. - 7 13 0 A Briton's Friend - . - 1 1 u Mr. B. Pywell, Moulton Grange - 1 • u Mr. Jos. Walker, Woiastun . - 1 0 u Mr. John Shaw, being a Penalty lately received by him upon the conviction of a Guard to the Mat cheater Telegraph Couch, under the statute of .50 Geo. 3, Cap. 4b - . j 0 0 1 Mr. !henas Osborn, Gold-street - . 0 10 6 John Ilead, Esq. Counington, Hants - 3 5 V Mr. George Worley, Syweil 2 V • 0 The Parish .of Hardwick Priors, Warwickshire, per Rev. W. C. Wilson 0 0 6 'The Parish of Aldwinckle, St. Peter's, and Aldwinkle,„ I All Saints, per Hon. and Rev. F. Pow )s - 41 1 9 •1 he Parish of Guilshorough, per Re7..1 . . Sikes 14 9 - 9 1 Parish of Marston 'lrussell, per Rev. H. Bullivant 4.'7 • - Cold Ashby, per ditto - 6 IS lb - Weedon I.ois, per Rev.'F. Lloyd 0 8 0 - St. Giles's, IslorthAnipton, per Rey. I. Hervey 8 10 U .----- Deese, per Rev. T. Reed - 5 I'2 0 ---- Dunthorpe, per ditto - - • 12 6 ---- Corby, per ditto - - 2 14 6 -- East Haddon, per Rev. J. Johnson 9 5 U - Church and Caapel, Bramptou, per Messrs. Walton and Carr - - Parish of Preston Capes, per Rev. J. Johnson - Thrapston, per Rev. S. 1 lesions - Croton, per Rev. Wm. Leonard ---- Hinters, per ditro - ---- Wanniogeon, Warwickshire - -- Horton - - - - Watford, per Rev. Thomas Cole - Several Serjeants and Privates of the late Northampton Volunteer infantry, from Money allowed them out of the Residue of the Volunteer Fund - Tie Rev. W. C. Wilson, being a further Subscription from the'Parish of Hard wick Pners - Collection at the Church doors of Cold Ingham, after a Sermon, per the Rev. H. E. Harrison - a 9 0 • THOMAS FERGUSON. Secretary, No. 3, George-yard, Lonahard•street. . -- - - • - ------- 5 •5 0, 7 5 6 • 22 7 6 6 li 5 6 0 1 5 6 3 10 6 7 1 6 514 9 0 1 6 M ONEY to LEND, to any antount, immediately, by annuity, on landed or other Incomes, Or on Bills or Hann, or to Heirs of property, in any manner suitable to their circumstances. Apply, personally, from ten till six, or address to Mr. Drummond, No. 23, Russell Mews, Howland -strew, Fitz roy-square. He is able, from 110 years practice and an extensive cooniction, to effect the most important businert in a few hours, but declines all 4/A:cations fur less than £3OO, unless they lead to greater objects. SURREY INFIRMARY FOR DISEASES OF THE EYE AND RAR. No 10, \Veen:limiter-road, near Westminster bridge. R. ELLERY, Oculist from Edinburgh, having IYI for ten years past made the various Diseases of the Eye and Ear his peculiar study and practice, anti having received all the assistance which anatomy and the practice of the first medical achoels in this kingdom can afford, feels a pleasure in making known to the Public :h it he has opened the above Infirmary, for the relief of ptrsous attLeted with any Disease of the Eye or Ear, where he continues to give his advice from ten till fonr, daily, and flatters himself that the astonishing success which has hitherto attended his practice, and the hundreds of unfortunate individitals that he has restored to sight and hearing, without any au t. OPERATJON, (many after the eiertious of the most ex. pent:need men hail failed), will ensure hint a continuance of public. patronage. Patients from the country may be accommodated in the House. Days of attendance for the indigent, who must bring letters of recommendation by some respectable housekeeper, are Tuesdays sad Fsidays, (rum sea till twdve. HEREFORDSIIIRE. TO BE SOLD some time in the Month of October next, A VERY valuable and irnproveable FREEHOLD L 1 ESTATE, (adjoining the Hereford and Ltill,ury Ti.rn• pike-road, on which the Mail Coaches pass every slay), etimmi• sing upwards of 300 statute Acres of rich Land, ut a !sigh state of cullivatton,wlthis a ring feace, with a Mauer attached, abound ing with game: a roomy rid convenient Stansion House, and an requisite attached and detsched Offices, in good repair ; exults live walled Garden, pleasure Grounds, Fish-ponds, numerous at fertile Orchards in a bearing state. The whole well timbered and watered, eommanding rich and extensive views, and many other local advantages, with a contmodious warm House and necessary Outbuildings ; a Rea; inn near the Mansion-house, • and several Cottages standing on different pa-u of the Land. Descriptive partictd trs will be given in a future Paper. Distant from Led bury 4 miles, Hereford 12, Malvern Wells 10, Worcester and Gloster 20 miles each ; and possession may be had at Candlemas next. For more general information apply to W. Holbrook, So licitor, Ledbury, at wbose Office a Map of the Estate try he seen, ADVICE • W HEN Men of Education and professional s kill use persevering endeavours to discover the most 'ace and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the sticcess ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messfs. GOSi and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to mate the cure o! the following the object of their particu'ar study, a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxi cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectual:7 cured ; as also de blity, whether arising from bacchanalian indulgences, long reel dence In warm climates, or a secret wilitary vice, to.i often un happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one miisiny sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of rev mous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in Im potence and Consumption. In that distressing state of debility ea deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the coned. tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon ' don, they or.; r a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. . The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patieot to the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases where an early application Is made on discovery of the in fee t ion, they frequently perform t cure in the short space of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never been known to fail in one siogle instance In a roe. dee of 15 years, during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious methods had been pursued by ether Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly oiler their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the Igno rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Phys'cians, !bey have to con. vhice any inquirer), that the success resulting from their endes• yours first induced them to quit t..e practice of the general Prat. titioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence Pith which they have, by the public, been so liberally honoured. Patients In the country are requested to state the particular. of their case, age, and manner of hying, Inclosing a t an k N ot! , for advice and inedicities, and the same will be fur warded to any part of the kingdom.-004S amid Co. Surgeons, IS, beaver e sweet, flort.ssestst. N 11.1,1 AM 11. MOAN FAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The bast .Accommoda i n for 'Fr. veltiv, good Beds, cbolcs Liquors, zr. , rund,:ran- Charges. I'OS . l* COACHES, MAIL: THE c fi i 3Acii i E n 7 ing ,&c. set out from the Saracen's Marl Inn, Snow-HilL EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouht i , Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Ctia:.b, every Montt.. , a: Slx o'Clock, with a Guard, through H.onton, Axminster, Bril port. Libandford, Basic:stoke, and Bagshot. BQSrc,N., Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntiners nor, Royal Mall Coach, sets out every Esming.—Coaettes flout Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kouts:ord, Stone, and I...tcl.fi•dd, Post-Coach, Expedition, -very Evening at Pave cit Clock, to the Angel-Inn, Dale•street., Liverpqul. Guar(hi throughout. BA ni and BRISTOL Plying Post-C aches, through Chippen ham, Calue, and Marlborough, every A :.moon; arrive at Mr. ' May s,.the tireybound Inn. Bath, an the London Tavern, Tho. mas•s:reet, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, water, Trauton, &c. _ I,EiDS new fight Caach,calle: the Rockinghoin, sets nut every Morning at Eight o'Clo:k; carries Four !wides only, and goes ,marLably easy, with a Guard thryUghOUt. Passes through :4 1 ,, m _ ford, Newark, Retfurd. Doncaster, apd Fetrybridge, to it e Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, It is allowed to be the m.,.. agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Rawl, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Prestoa, t.trhy-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Ormsklrk, and Garstang Post Coaches, svery After. noon at Five o'Clnck.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan Dumfries, Brownl,l9, Thornhill, Sataquhar-Kilu, Cumrock, Kin swell, acd all Part* of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out *very Morning at lia:f-past Six o'Cfack, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Daringinti, Northallertnn, Durham, Morpetb, and Berwick. l'assetip rs finding themselves fatigued from thc length of the juurisry, maw rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any :1 - .1. piticoal Fare. J. Ctaa IC. the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, ant other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsall new Post Coach, every Evenhsg. _ Penritb, and Whitehaven Post Coact, goes with Four Hones, and a Guard all the way. I asses through trovah, Appleby, Creatahridge Richmond, Cat terick, Wetherby, Abertord, Lancaster, and Granth.im (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets nut every Morning, and perforass the ja , irn: y with tke greatest facility. Passengers delta: lc a the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advanta a le f their seats bring secured in the neat Coach. CHESTER and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Daily. ECLIPA, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Suni2l-2 1 2-d, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every -V -ternoon, at 1 Wee o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham. lied Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning. to the George Inn, Sund, eland. MANCHES I'ER, Winslow, Congletnn, Newcastle, Wal-:11, awl Welverhatfipton Post-Coeds, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SHRLWSSURY, Wellington. and Shiffnal Post-Coach. rise Royal Charlotte, every Evening ,, at Flvro'ClocktCuar I, 1. F SHE FIELD ; and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Reck barn, every Morning. SOU IVAMPTON, Winchester, Alreeford. and Alton CLacit, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poet Coach, with a Cleard, out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirtnieglisen next day at Xuen. Pane' by Oxford, Enston, and Shipstooe, to the Saracen's Hva.'..- Bull-street, illrmlngbam. SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twlckenhant, Twice a IVe .k . HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Closk, to the bull and Sun hat, Mitott.gate, Hull. WILLIAM IL MOrtIITAIN and Co. respectfully sequel/It NO IPdands and the Public, that they will not be accountable f r a 77 Parcels or Luggage, etc. of more than Five F?utkis Value. L • or dernagtd, unless entered as such and paid for aeconlively t a die Saracen's Head lea, Sopw4aill, Leadian. AzimyßALrr-Ol•ria, 14, 1311. WHEREAS it appears that very gross Impod. item are practised by certals • Patrons calfng therwelves Admiralty Agents, who, under pretence of the Trouble and Eapences incurred by them in so - Eating re discharge of men from his Majesty's service, are in the habit of extoiting large Sams of . Money from those who employ them; Notice is hereby given, by Order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that no applications from Persons of this de -1 scriptinn will in future he regarded, anal that Representatives only made personally at the Atlmii'alty by the Friends, or others immediately interested in the discharge of• Men ::-Ipressed in the Port of London, or by letter to the SecretaryJn behalf of those impressed St any of the Oat Ports will be attended to, when, upon the pro.luction or transmission of the necessary Documents as Apprentices' indentures, Certificates of Baptism, Protections, &e. the respect iv., Cases will he enquired into, and the Parties male acquainted with the result of the Board's determination thereon free of all expence whatsoever. • A proi:er person is "rdered to attend in the great hall of the Admiralty from Eleven &Clock till Two to receive applications on the • subject abovementioned. J. W. cizoicrß. 0 d