Star. — London, England, 1816-05-29 00:00:00

• • 7EI PRINCE REGIAMS ODURT . Yesterday tite.Patteca Rzorev held a Court at . Cotlton-house, foeshe purpose of receiving the Ad dress of the University of clicford upon the marriage of his Royal Daughter the Princess CHARLOTTE with . Prince LEoPOLD. It being publicly known Mat the Membets of the University were to walk in proces sion through Pall•mlll in their aiadernical robes, a great cfowd was attracted. The procession began toirove a few minutes after three q'clock, headed by Lofd GRENVILLE, Chancellor of the University, in his• fill robes; the Deleptes, consisting of several heads of houses, attended by the Earl of YARMOUTITr Lori KENYON, the Archbishop of YORK, the Bishop of 4-NW N. the Bishop of NORWICH, Sir CHRTSTO• NIKO RiNBINSor, WYNN, Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, rim Duke of PORTLAND, the Marquis of SALISBURY, I. l )rd -DELAWARR, Sir H. HALFOILD, and otheis, amounting to about 300. In a short time, the RS. • GENT having taken his seat on his Throne, surrounded by his state officers, the Members of the University were conducted into his presence, when the Chancel lor read the Address, to which the Palms returned a most gracious answer. The delegates, /sc. had then the honour to kiss his Royal Highness's hand, and retired. KING'S THEATRE. the Princess Citani.orra and the. Prince LEOPOLD paid a third visit to the Opera last night. and were received with the same enthusiastic welcome as here. tofore. Both the distinguished visitants appeared highly delighted with the evening's amusement, as well as the aunieroui . fashionable auditory present.- - Among those we perceived: Duke and Duchess of Argyle; Marquis and Marchioness of ' Angiesea ; Lords Powis, Aylesbury. Scarborou ;1), Winchnsea, Shaftesbury ? Bridgewater, Surrey, Aboynes Veruiatn, Fort*cue, Lowther, empieton, Clive, Stair., Dartmouth, Gower, Albany, Countess Antrim, Limn, St. Antonio ; Russian Ambassador and Prince Ewellany; Admiral Nugent Sir James and Lady Earl, Sir John Harrington, Sir Charles and Lady Cotterall, Sir John and Lady Irwin, acc. THE ENGLISH OPERA. The following names of established and provincial celebrity, are amongst the list of the New English Opera House Company : Mr. BA It TLIT and Mr. WA LIMN" of Drury-lane Theatre ; the Messrs Sneer, irons Duhlial Mr. BROADOUIST, WO Of Covent Garden Theatre • Mr. and Mrs. W. Cuarruat.sr, and Mr. GOIitERT, from ' Bath; Mr. kussatt, from Edinburgh; Mr. WILKINSON, from Norwich; Mr. LANCASTER, from Swamies.; Mr. ISA RNITT, from Portsmouth; Mr. Gains, late of the Hay. market . Thestre; Master Barnet. Messrs. Wheatley, Nichols, 5. Jones, Glaniloie, Hudson, Isaacs, Herbert, liming, Ri chardson, Salter, Huckell, r.c. from various provincial and 21610 r Theatres. Miss KKLLY, of Drury-lane Theatre; Miss 1.. KiLLT, late of that T heatre ; Mrs. t ensuit, from Edinburgh; Mrs. Lao um's, Mrs. GRolft. MIS. PINCOTT, &c. and Miss Maitre, a ynuog Lady, who is to make-her first appearance on any stage, and who is already well known and highly admired in the musi cal world, as &pup lof Mt. W SIMI. Mr. Stage Manager; Mr. W cLse, Director of the Musical Departmcat ; Mr. W: PattsoN ' Leader of the Baud. The'l'neatre opens on Tuesday the 25th of June, with the Opera of Artaxerxes ; Mat:dose. Miss Matiaic. ~- q . 1 RAMSGATE. HAM • Arrived bet night from Ostend the Wiper 'inch % CVO& MINTSR bra over Sir.Ostasim 5T1133 110 % and several other pas sengers. The Eclipse had a line run, having made the passage to England in about seven hours and a half. The Lively packet, Captain ATLIISIVIV, will sail for Ostend this evening with passenger-upwards of thirty are waiting at the different inns to go over. Two packets are Ettingwp bare in very great style for the Calais trade. and will start in.*, cosine of nest week, to convey passengers between this port sad that, and from the numerous local advantages which Ramose, pesseeses,it is es= petted vie WWI make the Calais passage as quid". as trolls Dover, or any other port. , • BOXING. A fine day's play took place yesterday at Coo tnbe Warren, between no less than six candidates for prizes. • The chief attraction, however, was a novelle exhibition, never before, we believe, exhibited in this country, between Joseph Steltlumon, so named. and Sam. Robinson, (both men of colour) for 4.ogs. They had both been vanquished by Carter in less than three months, and they had disputed each other's gams, which Meddling persons had interfered with, for the sake of bringing them together. The fact is, Carter. was more than forty minutes beating Stevenson, when he subdued Robinson in less than half the time. The latter, however, had beat Croxley, the sailor, a very good ruffian, and he was backed to win, 2 to I. The seconds were. Richmond and Harry .Harmer for Ste venson, and Oliver and Shelton for Robinson. The number of rounds. and the various evolutions in the fight, render it impossible to enter into a detail of them, • which would occupy several columns, we therefore convey it to our Readers in a general way. In the first round Robinson made play short,,and was lilt on the bead, hut be bored in upon his adversary. who fought on the retreat till he got to the ropes. Stevenson recovered his stand and run his adversary down. After this first salute the men got to hard fighting. The object of Joseph seemed to be to bit with his left hand and get away, as Carter had done to him. He stood over his adversary, and we. successful in this rnanceuvre in the 4th, and sth rounds. Rubinson was not long enough to reach him, bat when in he planted hits of more avail than left handed flipping. This was particularly exemplified in the sth, 7th, 12th, 12th, letkand 20th rounds. Both became distressed about the 14th round, and much determined fighting, if not of the killing kind, was *twine Stevenson seemed to have lost the strength of moderate left handed hitting in the eighth round, and he had the worst of in-fighting upon all occasions. Notwithstanding this he had height, and In throwing in almost every close he proved him self the strongest man. Robinson bled first In the third round, but in the fourth lie knocked Stevenson down. Robinson had planted sonic severe body blows, and In the Slit round be plan ted one in the wind, and it was thouglo all was over. The 25th round, Stevenson met another discomfiture by a severe kooci down blow on the jugular vein, which set his bead psalm-singing, as was evident from his harmlessness in the neat round. Steven son bad no chance of turning the tide afterwards, and he was beat la the 67th round, having given in several times previously, which Ms seconds heeded not. Stevenson was much best about the body, but neither were hurt much on the head. The struggle listed en hour and twelve minutes. A second battle was fought betwixt Randall, a man of nine stone, known to but few in the ring, and Borrock, a promising child of Israel, and a reputed good man. Randall is the best light fighter that has been seen since the days of O'Donnil. He bits with the velocity of a Belcher, with both hands, stops a. le Cribb, makes good breaks, tune: them in, executes like a (Alden, and is all complete. His adversary. a Jew, web a tried good man ; but he beat him in 12 minutes-6 to 4 on the winner. -------- _ _ ------- The third fight took place between two novices, good young ones. They made good play, aad got well beat. The fourth fight was the first of the day of the fa igball order. Caleb Baldwin, the veteran, and long the Westminster Champion, beat a young Black. The fifth fight was between two Blacks, who had been canvassing the merits of their teapot brethren and a sixth, between two countrymen, concluded the sport at the setting sue. To-morrow Morning at Nine .'Clock the State Lottery begins Drawing, being the Third and Lao Day, when the largest Sum that was ever obtainable in any Lottery by a single Ticket, may fall to some favourite of Fortune (Sir, Th;usand Pounds), for such will be the case, should the First-drawn Prize above ea be £30,000, as it will then double its anoint, and be entitled to another Prize of the same mart'. tude ; the odds against this event are but trifling, and we understand that ea:ions bets have been laid deter minable upon it. As an opportunity of gaining by Oka TIMM; Sixty Thousand Pounds in Money, may not again occur, W EBB'S Offices, 9, Cornhill. and 17, Ludgate-street, will remain Open until Eleven o'Clock To-night ; and while a Ticket or Share can be procured, they may be purchased at either of the above Offices.— , The Wheel goes round at Nine To-morrow Morning. Tile certainty of the First-drawn above 825 being en titled to One of the £30,000 Prizes, and the probes• bay of its gaining Dour, has created an-extraordinary interest in the Day's Drawing ; and that those Two Grand Prises will be sold by Writs has been pre dicted by many persons. who consider the sale of No. 3,134, a Prize of £5OOO, on Wednesday last, at his Offices, as the precursor of greater good foi tune which awaits those who make their purchases there in the course of this day. A singular phenomenon in vegetable physiology was lately discovered in Kilbarchan, in the garden et Mr. Wm. Aitken, vintner.. A thorn, 7 inches in cir cumference, is growing from the stem of a large and thriving plane three i Above the thorn, several feet from the ground, is a large piece of granite indented from the tree. As there is no probability that art has in this ease been employed in producing these results, the cause of this curious anomaly in vegetable eco nomy is very problematical. Di:MADAMS OF A PUS= IN Hunt Llano— Among the extraordinary and unprecedented occur rences, happening in these eventful times, may be enumerated the degradation which an Officer °thigh rank experienced, not long since, for dishonourable conduct, proved at the bar of public opinion, as well as that of justice. To our great surprise we now learn. that another distinguished Officer (Apse. name has been contiaually before our eyes, in print) is shortly to be publicly disgraced—he is to be stripped .of ell kir Isontun —and his lame struck out of the Army list. The judicial exposition of the offending party is abandoned, the necessary proofs being Wan ,ting ; but enough is known to jdstify the conduct of th, highei powers, and at the setae time demon strate, that neither titles nor riches can screen offen ' dens from Merited punishment. The reported nature of the greseitt of enee we mast decline stating. • BALL GIVEN BY THE LADIES PAGET. ..This magnificent Fete took place on Monday night, and we may truly say that no entertainment of a si milar kind has made su much noise in the Fashionable World. Of the particulars of the scene, the beauty, novelty, and variety of the fancy dresses, and all the detail of ornament, dazzling the senses into confusion, . no wards can convey an adequate idea. Anglesea House is perhaps the finest structure in London, ex cepting the Palace of the Rzorsr. The range of rooms, excelling each other in splendour, embraces the grandest and most sublime diversity of objects in architecture ; firsiihed with extraordinary beauty, the ceilings being carved and decorated with enriched rozettes, and sunken pannels. These are matchless gems, exhibiting, at the period of their execution, all the' talent of the country. The great saloon, and the inius'c room, are supported by prodigiously fine Co rinthian columns. The staircase is equally grand, and finishes the coup About ten o'clock the - whole interior, consisting of thirteen apartments, each more richly furnished than the other, shone with uncommon brilliancy and splendour. The walls were divided into compartments with golden pilas ters; from the centre of each ceiling hung a Grecian chandelier of the most noble proportions and exqui afte brilliancy ; added to these were lustres of cute, glass, and an infinity of Roman and patent lamps. The company began to assemble at half-pant ten. Soon after eleven arrived the Dukes of Yone, CLA VENCE, CUSIRBRLAND, and GLoucesrza. At a quarter before twelve come the PRINCE Realm. Dancing now commenced with waltzes stn the organ room, led off by the Duke of Devonaurne, and Lady CARO LINE PAGET. Next followed the Hon. Mr. LAIISTON aad Lady AUGUSTA PAGET. Country dances were begun at the same moment in the great room, led off by Lord Viscount ANSLEY and Lady Cuantarrra Pua. Waltzing succeeded, with much spirit.- The &Nur—Perhaps one of the most costly andahtm. dant repasts ever provided in a private house ; it con sisted of every delicacy, together with wines and knits unparalleled. Covers were laid in six rooms on the ground floor, for 350 in the first instance, bat the tables were afterwards replenished. On the whole there might be not less than SOO persons. Every cover was of silver. All the sideboards groaned underthe weight of massive plate—•the flagons, salvers, cups, and urns, a le antique;. particularly the ice pails, per haps the most superbly chased in the kingdom. dancing re-commenced at four o'clock with French figures and reels. Waltzing was again intro duced with appropriate effect. At seven o'clock the music ceased i the company then partook of an ele gant Jejune*. After which they retired to their equi pages, which filled all the neighbouring streets, and at eight o'cleek they had not wholly retired. Monday sennight,,in the evening, a soldier of the 1 Sth regiment, quartered i n Cork Barracks, fell into ~t.rivcr, itver, at Pope's Quay , .and was drowned.• . The Coiling wood, Hat,t., from Trinidad to Glas gow lately got upon a sunk e n rock In the Sound of Gigia—only 20 hogsheads of sugar have been saved. At the time the vessel fell over, there were a number of rsons on board, and two females who were in die Obis were drowned. '4AT NA . . Lomport meartz. 111ANICRiIPTCY SWPERSEDED. V Wawa Quarteranan, Oxford, breeches-amber. BANKRUPTS. • Richard Blakey. of Lied% Yorkshire, druggist to surrender, 166110, 80, and July 9, at ten, at the Hotel, Leeds. Atm nice, Messrs. Upton, Nicholson, and Hemingway, Leeds; or Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor, Ind Deane, Gray's Inn-square, London. John Heys, of Manchester, cotton-spinner. June 14, 15, and July 9, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. arrett and Wilson, Manchester; or Mausrs.WiWis Fairthorne, and Clarke, Warnford-court, London. John Brenton, of Whltecharch. Salop, brewer, Juno 18, 19, and July 9, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Whitechurcb. Actor ales, Messrs. Low's and Cowburn, Temple, London ; or Mr. S. Lowe,Wytechurch. James G il lman, of Hammersmith, innkeeper, June 1,8, and July 9. at twelve, at Gtindliall. Attorney, Mr. Shepherd, Hyde street, Bloom sbury. John Walker, late of Alfrick, Worcestenhird, timber-merchant, Juno 17, 18, and July 9, at twelve, at the Pack Horse lon, Worcester. Attornies, Mr. 80ck ., , Bream's-buildings, Chan cery.lane, London ;or Mr. Hill, Worcester. < John Williams, of Cornbill, stationer. June 1, 11, and July 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Pearce and Sons, Swithin's-lane, Lombard-street. Henry tiller Smith, of Norwich, victualler, June 8. 15, and July 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Great James -street, Bedford-row, London. Hugh Chesney, of High Holborn, fringe-manufactutier, June 1, IS, and July 9, at twelve. at uildban. Attorney, Mr. Platt, • New Boswell court, Lincoln's Inn-fields. Daniel Sutton, jun. of Brightlingsea, Essex shipowner, June 1, i I 1 and July 9, at one, at Guiklball, Lo n don . Attorney, Mr. Welch, Nicholas-bar, Lombard-street. James Plans, of Oxford-street, meric-seller, June 1, 11, and July 9, at tea, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Eldred, jun. Mid dle Temple. Richard Murrell Soine;set, of Marlborough, Wiltshire, apothe cary, June 5,6, add July 9, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Marl borough. Attornies, Mr. Byre, Gray's bin-square, London; or Mr. Woodman, Marlborough. Thews King, of Leicester, grocer, dealer and chspmsn, Jane 6, at six June 7, and July 9, at eleven, at the White Hart lon, Waiter. Attendee, Mr. Lawton; Leicester; or Mr. Samuel Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row, London. George Barnard, now or late of Wantage, Barks, brewer, June 5, 6, and July 9, at ten, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Abingdon. Anoraks, Mr. Miller, Abingdor ; or Messrs. Blagrave and Walter, Symond's-Inn, London. John Smith, of St. Switbin's-lane, Louden, merchant, dealer and chapman, June I, at one, June 8, at twelve,and July 9, at one, at GuildbalL Attorney, Mr. liurfoot, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London. Thomas Nias and Joseph White, of Old Broad-street, London, insurance-brokers, dealers, dainties, and copartners, June 4, 11, and July 9, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Throgmorton-street. James Dunn, of White Lion-court, Birthin-lane, London, mer chant, dealer and chairman, June 8, 18, and July 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Thrognsortoo-st reet. John Furnies, of Liverpool, draper, June 18, 19, and July 9, at eleven, at the Bull and Punch Bowl Inn, Liverpool, Actornles, Mr. John Hind, Oldhall-street, Liverpool; ffir Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London. John Oswin, of Loughborough, and James Oswia, of Sileby, Leicestershire, bodes", dealers and chapmen, Jane 6,7, and July 9, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. Attornies, Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple, London; or Mr. Pilkinton, Leicester. Benjamin Binyon the younger, and Georgeinglis, late of Man i shooter, warehousemen, dealers and chapmen, June 8, 10, at two, and July 9, at four, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchester. Attendee, Mr. Woodburn*. Manchester; or Mr. Wlgles worth, Gray's Inn-square, London. Edward Robson, of Morpeth, Northumberland, Nadler, May 81, Jane ta, and July 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle npow-Tyne. Anomie', Mr. John Wilson, Morpeth,or Messrs. Meggisons and Fokbank, Hatton Garden, London. Thomas Courtney Lancefield, of Piccadilly, turner, roman, dealer and chapman. J ane 1,8, and July 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Autarky, Mr. J. E. Come, Austin Friars. Peter Emanuel Duvduz, of Size-lane, London, merchant, dealer and chapnsan, Tune 1, a, and July 9, at one, at Attorney, Mr. Crane's, Union-court, Broad-street. I r ondon. Benjamih Royal, of Shakespear's Walk, parish of at. Paid, Shad well, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chapman, Jude 11, 15, and July 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. West, Red Lion -street, Wapping. CERTIFICATES—Jams le. Edward Jay, Badley, miller. Joseph Glmny, Red Lion-street• Clerkenwell, watch-case-maker. E dw ard Cruttenden, Sitting bourne, salesman. Matthew Sewell, Lincoln, wine-merchant• Richard Richmond, jun. Manchester,kon-Uquor-maker. Samuel Burton, Hull, contectioner. George Cooper, Hinckley, corm factor. Thomas Horton, Shrewsbury, linen-draper. 'lhomas Warder, Aldabra, horse-dealer. Richard Dallett, Merton, fanner. John 'farylor, Worship-street, card-maker. 'Monies Taylor, Burgh, corn-dealer. John Newton Radclyffe, Birmiug bam, plater. By a Report, laid on the table of the House of Commons, it appears that the revenues of Greenwich Hospital from their farms in Northumberland, Cum berland, and Durham, for the year 1805. netted £23.618. In the year 1816 the same property netted £48,4871 being almost double. On a recent motion to compel the Sheriff of West meath to amend his return of nulla bona, on the alleged ground of his having seized some horses, the property of a defendant, but which the latter had removed be. fore they could be seized; Lord Norbury remarked, that, as the defendant had removed the horses, the plaintiff, he supposed, had nothing to saddle but the Sheriff. Extrema:nary Increase of Poparlation :—Four Gen tlemen, who live io South Wales, lately dined toge ther with a party at Bath, who are the fathers of sixty.siz children, their own immediate offspring, only one of whosis bas been twice married, and has twenty-siz, two of them fourteen each, and the other twelve children, BIRTHS. Thursday, at West Lodge, near tyfleet, Surrey, the Lady of this Rev. PhiUp Strong, of a daughter. At Cashel, the Lady of Capt. Pennefatber Jacob, of a daughter. At Anne**, the Lady of P. A. Butler, Esq. High Shertif, aunty Tipperary, of a son. MARRIED. May , I I I.ientAieneral Robertson, of Lade, to Margaret, el dest daughter of the late John Menzies, Esq. of Kildare. May Mt, at St. Hun Barry's, Capt. Smytb, to Margaret, second daughter of the late Capt. Andrews, of the 19th regiment. At Aberdeen, John Abercrombie, M.D. ud Dragoon Guards, to Miss W. Young, daughter of the late Wm. Young, Esq. at Shedocksley. At fullamons, Surgeon Pyper, 4th Dragoon Guards, to Eliza, daughter of Richard Veterell, Esq. At Ratbaspeck Church, Lint. Wm. Mason, of the agd regi ment, to Maria, daughter of John Mason, Esq. of Wexford. apt: John Every, Kilkenny regiment, to Miss Long, daughte of the late Thos. Long, Esq. of Emilialogo', empty Tipperary! May 5, at Edinburgh, the Right Hon. Dowager Lady Belha ven and Stanton._ At Raw, on the 11th inst. John Hagart, of Glendelvine, Esq. Advocate, aged Si. He had been on a visit to his estate in Strathardle, and on his retains he was seized with apoplexy. Sunday, k NelsoPequare, Blackfriars, Besisrain Thompson, Ise. the translator, of the German Theatre, and author of several other productions, At Anebry, in the Mose of her daughter, on the I Ith inst. in the Nth year of bar age, Mrs. Robinson, relict of William Robin son, Esq. lima. This venerable woman lived to see her descend opts to the fourth genendon,consiating of one son and Ova duet ' tees; SO grandchildren; SS great-grandchildren, and one greet- Hes EnstilfsPdchilid t the mount, of course, of her living descendants, the dme of her death, tieing as ; and this exclusive of 90 de essd, several et whoa 141.1ghttectlielitftko 'of their cosign. PROP OF ST( kink Stock 111• It S per Ceot. Red. 64 Sff 3 per Cent. Cons. 63i 40 4 per Cent. 77} 81 per Cent. Navy 950 Long Ann. 13 11-16 1546 Imp. S per Cent. 63k .9 .YIII3TERDAY.. • Imp. Am. q °maim for Pamn *,>112 India Mond. 2 3 pre. Etch. Bilk •4 pre Consols for Acc. (1411 fit lias4k for Acc ^_2ol 3 Starr I Att.l.l, Ticketa. £ 7 s • WA RROI'S ORIGINAL J APAN‘LIQuth BLACKING, produces a brilliant Jet Black to Ilse highest Japan Varnish, preser ves the I.erher tiff "'- prevents its cracking, does not soil the li nen , L i pertecth,:l from any unpleasant smell, and will retain its virtu" is Yf climate. Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, At Maw q , , London • and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin ; White, War e ,f; i t •rh g andk, Belfast • Raebura, Edinburgh ; Osborne, Ula.gm,', 1400, I nvernes s ; Cookwortity, Plymouth ; Evan, a n d en etes; ter; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Birmingly= ; Piersun. ad o; Greenslade, Guernsvn Sheldon, Manche s t er ; itounibwme,ll ve 1; Edmonds, Swansea; Pittkney, Bristol ; rSonneli lisle; Frewer, Norwich; Watkinson, ScarborougN ; by hi agents in every fown L and th Kingdom, in Stone ilottiss, G i pint, 10d. half a plat, Crd. each. CA.11130 s.—Observe, cone are genuine unless i f signed on the Label" and 14, Si. Martin's-lase, rtamp t d the Houle, as the superior quality of this Blacking ind s4 Mira base impostors to sell cpurious compositions store mama. lit; ADAMS'S PILLS FOR THE GRA %T.! , fit Nl t y AND ALL CALCULOUS OBARLICIIONS, THESE Pills arc an infallibl- remedy I. t l be Gravel, whether in the kidreys or bladd er , tAbe their w tar h y iel di , u i r f e a t i i i c o q w •a t a d lit t y o t r i e se a y iaj f a re , e w e r. ie u u td rin n ary .i c iT.,n anal fr om ;h at 'Aa str . y wacm.tims, fatal perhaps in their consequences, or :mit:king the iv:twine itpainted and dangerous operation with :he knife. I Lry discovery and compos•tion of the Proprietor, a:ter • 0 eir. L t . dical experience, and therefore may be vv.'' , taken by timid as well as the most afflicted sufferer. Sold iu Ix" Qs. 9d. each, or, in the quan , ity of fire B ono . Messrs. Yates and Co. 25, Southampton sttert, Caeraimitn; and in large bores only by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, • org,,,a, No. 9, Southampton-buret, Bloomeburl-,quare. 1W HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL UT fFRS PATEN t, LEA KE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly 1,,,, ms for curing, in all Its stages, thsykNEit FAL DI si.AiE, One small Pill is a dose, and the takidTof one Box, i I a r, c at case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty re bis e p e „4, recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more ea r oc m y. convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to e :jo u . Dies or to eta, as it needs no confineniznt nor restraint of di e t ; and sixty years experience (in an exteu.ive practice) Las proved that it will effect' a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chivied Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upw4nis ei 40.000 persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel •lisorileis, within the last eight years. Prepeeilael sold by the Sole Proprietors, T:TAYI.OR and SON, Memion of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their Hons., No. 9, New Bridge-street, in Loxes of only Qs 9d. each, duty inauded.— N.B. Two back doors, and Lights ia the Passages at They are also sold by their appointment, with copious slirectbai at the Toy Shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Disberourles, N 0.% Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by co Person in every considerable Town in Great Brttaiu and Irvine Advice gratis to persons taking the above, or wiser of the Pea prietor's Medicines. _ . . OF all diseases iacident to mankind, those of nervous kind art the most complka ed and difficult tome A volume woold not be sufficient to point out their various it pearanr,es. They imitate almost every disease, and are sake alike in two different persons, or even in the same penes different times.—Proteus like, they are continually eine* shapes and upon every fresh attack, the patient thinks [wink symptoms which he never experienced before. Nor do the . net affect the body; the mind likewise suffers, and is ofteu therct: rendered extremely weak and peevish. the „low spirits, tim e mastless. melancholy, and sickliness of temper, which getunlli attend nervous disorders, ledge* many to believe that they art entirely diereses of the mind; but this charge of temper 1$ refer a consequence than the cause of nervous diseases. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is decidedly the trot elegant and eflicadous medicine ever yet discovered tur terve.s diseases and shattered constitutions, consumptions, wealincss rf sight or memory, hypochondria, trembling. of the mind, el. debility, stomach and bowel complaints, and all other t;iseaug arising from a relaxed state of the nervous system ; whin, ere tee often brought on by dissipation in youth, and the grog viiiatios of those rules which prudence dictates for the preservation of health, and the laying a foundation for a long and happy h'e, with a firm and strung constitution. Sold by Samuel Leigh, le, Strand ; Bacon and Co. 150, Os fordgtrect. London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salkhury ; and all Medicine Venders; price Its. each, or four in one Family Balk for 335. by which one lls bottle is saved, with the words.- " Semi. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the stomp. Also, pries ss. that scarce, interesting, and isseftil Family Work (with which is given an elegant portrait of the Author, am: a site of Gilead House) entitled A GUIDE to HEAL iH; or, Advice to both Sexes in a Variety of Complaints. SIS. Sotumos, Containing a 'treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hp* ckonlriac Complaint.; also General Remarks on these Diked with which the Human Hedy is most frequently afflicted; re ;staining the Symptoms mode of Treatment and Remedies not :properly adapted for S exual &ideality, &c. &c. ig.:7 Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, she usual compliment of a Li nose to be inclosed, addressed, " Munty Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Psi double postage." • MATRIMONY. Invalidique gamin referant jejunia From the faint entbrace Unmanly saw arise—a puny race ! MARRIAGE should he the foundation of social happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties the folM the union, not taking those precautions which would aecurt them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. Amides the melancholy variety of disorders under which human natiirt is known to suffer, there are none more alarming or more dir messing than those Which result front fashionable gaieties, early dissipation, or solitary intemperance. Messrs. CU RR IF. and Co. beg to state that the sedulous ;s tendon of a practice exclusively directed to the treatinert vs cure of CERTAIN COMPLAINTS, entitle them to ti.e dais of superior 'acquirement. As regular Surgeons, they dirt speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that disorder, %shalt Is contracted in an unguarded moment, and which poisons i!.• 'Wogs of Ufe, and for every class of debihty, which is the cane. ' queues of juvenile indiscretions, preventing the maturity of rug hood, entailing by anticipation, on its unhappy victim all thee. firmities of old age—the body becoming enervated and ii., dated—the cheeks yellow and bloodless—and the mind r1. , r1 and dejected. Far the result of their success in this parks' lar branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they flu' themselves, they have acquired, by 30 years experience, is 8 much extended practice. In slight and recent cams of Sypeias tic Complaints,' a perfect cure is completed in the short periedti , two days; and in the most aggravated cases, a proper persevervir r in their plan of treatment insures to the patient an invigarstsi constitution. Married Women, who have long been disappointed is ihri expectations of a family, may be assured that, its most instanot. such defects are curable by medical skill; and though the to moval of such Impediments be an object of doubt and uncertaiall ' wish others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual ro gress of renovation. is the a:quirement of their experience. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be consulted by Patierti either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their Lou !, N 0.107, Hatton•garden. Patients in the country, stating ths.r ' case, age, and general habit of living, &c. 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