Star. — London, England, 1816-05-18 00:00:00

i s I • . ' • 70ANK srecK: TO THE EINT9R - OF THE Mit. MR. Enrroti—it is tune years since the dividends on Bank Stock were raised from seven to tin per Pent. ; but, includirg the Bonuses, the dividends Attnou.nted to Were Man ten per cent. per aenum dui. ing the precetfing nine years. It has been repeatedly and confidently , affirmed; both in and out of Parlia- Oen% that the Profits of the Bank hare accumulated enormously. If this be a fact, how is it to be ac coonted for, that, clueing the last nine years; the amouht of dividends has been less than in the nine yeas prior to the site in Agra, 180 t • ' - AN OLD PROPRIETOR. DEVON Cae& tiEctioN—Foultri Dmr.--This contest is carded on with great spirit. —Mr. BASTARD, who had lost on the third day (Wednesday), rallied with success on the fourth day (Thursday), when he had a majority Of 36 over his opponent. WIDNIsSDAY Neer, the Second Day , of Drawing.-- State of the Wheel : 2 of .00,000 • 6 of it4oo 2 of 45,000 13 of A'soo - S of £1,060 17 of ~too 5 of £soo • Besidet £lOO, afso, &c : &c. and only Two Days to Draw. The first Prize above £5OO must be ie6,000, and may be 835,000. Tickets and Shares are selling for this advantageous Lottery, at No. 26, Curnhill, the old-established Office of HORNSBY and Co. Tuesday last several officers of the regiments now in Plymouth garrison amused themselves and mime. rou.s respectable spectators, on the Hoe, with reaping matches. Among those Lieutenant KERR, of the 90th, .was distanced by Captain Dixote, of the 64th ; Cap tiip THOMAS by Captain JOHNSON, of the latter refit. ,plat Land Lieutenant BOND, of the same regiment. .by Lieutenant CHADDICIC,_ of the 43d. Many bets weridepeuding on the different contests. A new Grand Stand, capable of accommodating I,ooo . persons,• is to be erected at the Chester Race Course. It.will be supported by massy stone pillars, with a betting stand on the roof, .on the large hill nearly opposite to the coming-id-chair. The exterior to be faced with whit stone,.from Manley quarry. In the Official accounts of .the Army Estraordi naries, laid before the House of Commons, there is a sum of 581252. 2s. which appears to have been paid .for two Field Marshal's latoer, for the Duke of Wes ziorzros and his Royal Highness the Duke of-Yottx. What wete these basun: made of ? • No person who visited the Parks on Tuesday, can coinplain of the loch - wart/nen of the season, for, at _every turn, you met old Virgins of 70 as gay as Orli of seventeno, and young Minot emulous to become Matrons! ' Outing-sQuABBO.—rEHALE SWINDLERO- Yesterday, .16colisequence of tradesmen and persons who had suffered from the well. executed schemess of Miss Mary Aim Kimg coming to this Office to prffer their complaints. .Mr. FIBLDINO, the Sitting Magistrate, ordered her to be brought up, that they might iden tify her person. She was accordingly brought up, whets some ladies present stared, that she contrived to get into their family as boarder, by her plausible 'tortes, .and bad got monies from them under false pretences to a c nsiderable amount; that she inloi med them she was related to the Hon. Mr. King, M.P. She had procured_ goods .from tradesmen un der different pretences, and left her lodgings abruptly. Mr. Simpson, of No. 4., Portman stratt,.said the pri soner took his lodgings about a month ag o; . she de ceivad him with the same tale she had .uripased on Mr. Whitehead—only he had been more duped, for ischad provided an elegant wedding-supper, and . took coach to meet the expected bridegroom ; during his absence she got out of the house unobserved, and be fincfieg no person at the inn, he returned, and fawad the Lady bad decamped: Mr. Yeerwitb, of afacitfriars-road, said the prisoner bad got .830 of hint and ids wile during the time she ' his mired lodgings. Mr. Ftetztxo fished her if sb ad any Ash% So say ? She said aka acknoivledged er guilt . ; abet she had been • in the present coarse of life for four snow& ; but it was necessity, not choice, that drove bit to it,. having no e i ther means of support. She said she was not the daughter of a baker at Bath, as . she stated on her former examination ; that her father was a master weaver at Dersley, in Gloucestershire c that her protector had deserted her, and with the mo aer she had left she purchased clothes to enable her to assume the character of the lady of fashion. Mr. FIRLDING said he should recommit her till Monday, avbenshe witnesses were requested to attend. THAMES POLE= ONFLCIL-••ROBliltRY OF TILE CO6O - Hov.—The Magistrates at this Office were yesterday occupied from twelve o'clock until' six in the evening is examining the different persons appre hended on suspicion of being concerned in this ro. berg. Grow Stealer ' who was examined before the Lord Mayor on Tuesday, on his own confession of being one of the persons implicated, was the first put to she bar, but he recanted his first assertion in every respect* and attributed it to his being in a state of hi ebriety, at the time. Mr. Morley, jeweller in Castle, street, Holborn. said the prisoner was ttis foreman for twenty years, and gave him an excellent charac ter. He would be answerable for 'his appearance at 'any time he may be called -on. In consequence of sins he was discharged :with a suitable admonition from the Magistrate. John Cho/tondo was thin put to the bar. He said he had the dollars over board, and could not now produce theta. _ Corby and -13, own were now put to the bar. Dalton and Miller, Officers belonging. to tambeth-street, deposed as to. aseir apprehending the prisoners. when they said they found a chest of dollars beyond the Ferry.housa nor Woolwich ; that Frown had about - his person sff4 end Corby 553 of the dollars, which they said was all they found. The prisoners refused saying any thing in defence, and were again remanded. MAIALBOROBON-STSFITe--SDIALIWG Pxere.—Yes- Medal' Sarah. Gilbert was re-examinedon the charge of baying robbed the house of Sir G. Swan of °nelson , ' end and one pieces of plate. The prisonermailniir . . committed for trial. Dnawa.—The prisoners in Islewgate made an at tempt,* Saturday to break out of this prison. Tina ' had seined and disarmed four of the sentinels at ' taste % was discoveted. The jailor, aided by dil l endeavoured to dissuade them, bet they re at.4,14.4 . i roletefi wbwit ;honk . the breach 411*7 444 9Pf of 4 1- Pal 7,1 ! iho, , • A Zed . - a the rot thossupOuitt 4 P* ,w.O ° i be .. . . , . ~ I..tket too pitipieis were iagar4 4 . * iii*A., .4 . - • VIA PROM,' Zang —.... _ • - • the ic4iowipg is the leak of bodes as tied a 'the Budget of 11118, and seat totind to fie acted upon by the othcers ti the Customs at tkir different Fran& ports t, • • • • • , .- . 1121 TRANCE DUTIIII. ' Art. I. The diatieslmpostd by the Decrees of the Ph An&st and 12th September, and which were not reduced, either by the °rah:soft:ollm 43d April, or by the wilt of the 17th December, Ist!, shall be reduced as follows: .Quereitron Bark.—By French ships, from m.o. Frame. • , trietout of Europe, per kilogram from $0 to II From entrepots In Europe and Meditensnean from 30 to By [ordinal:4:s ar.d by land . from 30 to 11 Shumac of all klude .. •• from 30 to la Giogiotbis . . - from SO to 20 I Pecacuaillta • • L. • • - from 1200 to soo .... Rhubarb, aodi by aeslarntlou, btfeebeenis from , 6 00 ID 310 Catecbu . . from MO to 100 Cassia . • - • . from ISO to 100 Argbilt vtl.-4dlie called Teruel • . from 200 to 100 That called Cadbeard shall continue to pay iioo Fish 0i1..-Ity French, ships, from French fisheries from es to 1 From estuaries pus of Serape. - • from 25 to MI From entreputs of Europe and Mediterranean from 25 to 24 By foreign Mips ar.d by land - - from y 5 to 28 Gums.--Guyse, frost IS ;4m/tinnier, sappenum, seraphic, and tarmacs, from IWO; OW, from SOD; sambele, from 000; OPO- Ponas, from 400 ; Away duty as sums net mentioned, toed un der the ski article. Foreign Woods.—Cayenne and mdo, kiln SO; violet, from SO; 'sad red-wood, from 150; to pay duty like 'cabinet-makeh' woad. Aloes .ft - from 800 to 70 • Nephritic wood - • . • from ZOO to 70 Rhodes . - . front 200 to 70 Handal • ,-. . . from 250 to 70 TatoeslA . - . from 150 to 70 ' Cotton - • - from 800 to 100 An. 2. The duties lied by the law of the l 7 tb December, 1814, on the nadetraentioned pods, are raised as fellows& ciiifee.—By French ships. from French ratan ifs beyond : the Cape of Good Hope, per 100 kilogram - SO I. Oa this side the tape • . SO From India - - . 88 From other parts, rent of Europe - - 05 From entrepots is Europe and the Mediterranean 100 By foreign ships . - - - 105 - Raw Sugars.—From French colonies, without excepden 49 Foreign raw Sugars, other than whittle—By Presets ships ' . from India . • - . 00 From other parts out of Europe • . TO From entrepots in Europe and the Mediterranean 79 •by foreign ship* - - - 90 Foreign ratty &tors, white.—dy French ships from India 70 From tither parts, out of Europe - 80 Ftom *torero:B In Europe and the Mediterranean 85 . ' By foreign ships - - 90 Cloyed .itioas.—From the French colonies, withoat dis tinction - - 70 Ciayed foreign Sugars, other than whlte.—By French ' ships from countries oat of Europe - 15 From entrtpota in Europe and the Mediterranean 120 By foreign ships . - illes - . Itifitiedsogal in loaves, powder, of candy. (prohibition coo: dotted.) A year atter the publ:catioa of this lase,,thent shall be printed a premium on the export of :Amid erh;te sugars, in loaves of from two to ties ktiogiams, sent abroad aim:, from the French sugar bakeries l'aus bounty, to last for two years, shall be nO fr. per 100 kilogram. s:ocoa.—ny ldre,ch slops front the French colonies, v. C per ieu kilqgr. . - . . 00 From countries out of Europe - . 115 'MP clatfOrte In Europe and-the Mediterranean 110 By foreign mesas - . Tee.—By French slops from India, per kilogr. From other parts out of humps • . From entrcpots in Europe and the Mediterranean Ey fords° shi e s - - - Pepper and Pineentoo—By French ships from French colonies per 1W kilns. • - 10 Worn India • • . las Elias here, out of Europe . • 140 Prom estreputs in Estops and the Meditermnsan 145 By foreign ship. . - 150 CieVrS•—By French ships from the French colonies, per kilogram - - . V Props India . - • I Preen other pate out of Europe - . From entrepots in Europa and the Mediterranean By foreign ships - - Chusamon and Cassia lignea.—By French ships from the French colonies, per kilogram - - Ikons, India . - - • From other parts, out of Europe • From entrepoto In Europe and the Ito By French ships Nutniegs..-- 11 - " HIS it S By French skips from French colonles,per kilos, 11 From India - - • 9 Nun etherpvts out of Europe . • r From intrepots in Europe and the Mediterranean By foreign ships . or ' Cochineal and scarlet dye.•-• 137 French skips from coun tries out of Europe#per kdogr. From entrepots in Europe and the Mediterrane._ By turetgn snips • . . Indige.—Bp French ships from the French colonia, per kilogram . - ' From ladle u . - i From other parts out of Europe - • 1 From entrepots in 'Europe and the Mediterranean if By forelgis ships ' - - - ' * Roncou.—lly French ships from French wino*, per 100 kilograms 10 From countries out of Europe • . 110 From 'purpose in Europe and the Metawraneen SS B fotettiribiP• - - • - SO Brazil Wood.-5, French ships from montriss out of Europe, per 104 habil'. - - 7 , From entrepots in Lunge sad dm kftlinoransen 10 By foreign slate '- - 4 . '. • 1S All other dyaersoods, ppm by actdes.--by Frew* ships from French coining. per WO %doer. 1 Prom nullifies et! of Iterdpe - • . • II Fran, entrepea in Europe and the Potedltarsosin 4 By foreign ships a . . 7 Dye-woodi ground—Xernanahmet • - SO All others . ••,! . a Mabegany-i-In idneks more Ona ideebn. hi thickness: by 'french ships Iran French colonies, per 100 kllsigr. 10 From couo.eties out of Europe • 40 , From entrepots in Europe and the tlediterrimeen • SO By Foreign ships - ' ,55 In planks from 3 decitw tel cratim. • NO In thin Pieces for veneering, less than I rend:m*o*k SOO Other 'Woods' for cabinet-malls-1u Freneksblps ftban r , 1 • French colonies, the i 0( idiogi. • _lO From India - P $0 From other parts out of Furop• . ST ' Emu ettirepotsin humps and Piedicerranma SO By Forei,guAhlps .- . . - Si CoettetWoefirom the French Wades In French ships, ! without &O'Dell= of son, per 100bilegr. 10 lookroolle4 foreign Cotton-rßy Treocis ado from 1 ' &nutria out of Eur Ope • • • • 40 From Natalie's in Buttes • ... 60 By Ecor..4a turps - • Is lienifinakogt-itoolledeupn—il ri•ench4dpelpins . /0,4 1 Ii Man inbir &Atilt% out of Europe • a From entrepots in Europe - - 90 By korelpr ships • , ' - Sli Turkey Cotton Wool—By French ships - /5 IT ,i'VreiSifibip, - • $5 • bounty shah mod of ,So (Wits per . . fliiiPta4 . t , oad. l imt 44 l • 'Ost cOrtoa cloths imported * ' Cams and Exotio ittains.;-Aigoi, emir**. anbse of pii some, onanconiii, caoinchos, OM:dusts seo. jsl f by Fziach Ass from s.ftqFh-goliwis. For 114400. gr• 10 IP* ecaotfl i oa ws of pp Ythal . eau'll 4 !Pfel AgOr •11.4 # l Mgcterriacea• • ..,.. " .411 it Mains, alldfielinstes gems, am aped* • stOtpdi i4ent4 IWO Wm fats* caudal . r! 14:: 1 -0.4 - • - to a bse te hi !agar awl the Marl . k a wwww i 0 • . ' • lea iiiir"Aaw et Teropi . . • !`' -.' . SO -• , 0 1. Trithe / 8 .4. 41 41 11 CP, rig 114.. - 80 0 . 00900. Iv 100 lOW' - troth lodla - . 90 Went Elbeemialltsise est Ole 300 gralailk l3 l. o3lll3l &AO sal s i lre P ;fiediternnean. 105 BY &dim *Or - • - • • - •no Ele Y bsate tee& sate j epay double duty if not whole. Dried Cow, Os. and HurseHides— By French ship s from Fermis eoleeles, per roe lair. - 1 From countries out of Europe - 5 • From entrepots in Europe andthe Mediterranean 10 By foreign ships and by land - 15 °albino—By Fiench ships from the Black Sea, and coon ' tries out of Europe From entrepots in Europe - 10 By.foreigu ships and by land - I S India Nankeens--By French ships from countiles out of Europe, per kllegr. - 8 From entrepots in Europe and 'the Meditertineara 9 By foreign ships - 10 Salted Provisions. Butter, per 100 kilogr. 9 Salt pork, including lard - 1 S •• Other salted meats - 32 Potash end Peariash. By French ships from reentries • out of Europe, per tookilegr. IS From eotrepots lit Europe and the Mediterranean Is By foreign ships and by land - EI Art. S. The underbtentimed articles are rand as follows: &wing Needles, per kltogr. - 'Cottle. Oxen and bu'ls per head Cows, •beifers, and bullocks . Calves, rams, ewes, goats, and bogs Lambs, kids, and sucking pigs • 11. aw camphor ' per lOC Weir. Refined ditto, ditto Croke and white lead Flax Chola ' ..s imported.—By French Skips By foreign ships • . By land -, - - Exceptlons.—lly sotto Basins exclusively Hones and mutes, per head - I Mew unwrosight Was —By French ships from coon tries out of Marva - • From sotrepots in Europe and the Mediterranean By foreign sh!ps and by land - Prepared Colours.—Dry or liquid - Colours fixed - - Copper and unwrougbt Latten.—By French ships from countries out of Europe - • From entrepota in Europe and the Mediterranean By foreign ships and by sea - Unvivotly hi Tin.—By French ships from India From other parts of Europe - . From entrepots in urope and the Mediterranean By foreign ships arfd by land - Unwrougt.t Wbalefuis.—Frons the French Fisheries, per 100 kilogr. - _ . Front Ford& Fisheries, by French ship ily foreign ship, and by land - Wooden Clocks, each . • Hupp, per 100 kik/gr. _ - Kermes, per kllogr. - Quns-lac, in its natural stare, to pay the same as other Gums not specified. Lac-lac, and all other preparations,per kilogr. Fizz. per. 100 kilogr. Minima hierprum Lea.l.—By French ships By foreign ships, and by land Colts.—Per bead Rice.-157 French ships, from India, per 100 kilor. From other countries out of Europe From en , repots in Europe and the klediterranau By foreign ship and by land Piedmont rice pays only • • Tallow of every gr..wth.-11y French ships By foreign ships and by land Less Tobacco.—By French ships, ezempt from duty. By toftign ships, per lOU Ordinary Wines imported.—Ey sea, per hectolitre By land . FRlCli:i OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal gold in Coin, per us. €4 Os 04. Foreign Gold in Bars 4 Os 04. New Doubloons - - S 15s Od. New Dollars . 0 4s Il& COAL MARKET, MAY 17. Ships at Market. Ship. Sold. Prier. lff Newcastle I St • 355. 0d..t0 46. 64. 3 Seadertaacl 3 1351. Od. to 00s Od. 1 Cinders 1 275. 04. to Qos Od. PRICES OF GRAIN AT ENOLIIIN. Whinit, Rent and Essex, his. 765. 9Ss. Suffolk, 665. NIL Ns. Norfolk, 665. 70e. lire, 30$. 40$. Barley, ill s. 335. Malt, 6SL 6.55. White Peas, iii. 461. boners, 445. 465. Grey Peas, $5. 40.. Saudi Beans, 33'. 401. dARK-I.ANII, MAY 17. 'ln& Ditto, sus 41*. Oats, Potattie, 325. 31s. Ditto, Poland, 28s. Vas. Ditto, Feed, 82s. 261. Rapeseed, £29. £32. per last Flour, 735. sus. per sack. MRSION. • Wheat, Dautsie, 63.. SOs. Ditto, Baltic Red, 635. 7Ss. Hatribru'or Bunten, 555. 60s Brabant Red, 455. 555. Rye, 00s. 00;. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY 17. Best 41 Od to 5s Oe. Veal 501 04 to 6. o Mutton 4s Od to 5s 44 Pirrk 4. 04 to Ss od LI L IoL Os Od to 7$ 44. Boasts 610.-11 beep sad Lambs s.34o—Calves2oo—Pigs 49G HAY 41iND STRAW, PER LOAD. Meadow Hay 41 Os . to 51 5s Clover 11 Os to CI Os. Straw XI Pis to AI Si. NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS, MAY 17. (By tic Carcass.) Bed, rer stone Ss Od to 49 Od I Val Sr lid to 4s ad Maim - 4s 04 to 4s 114 Pork 4s 04 co Ss Oil Lamb, SI N S& to Os. ad: ' y _ PRICE OF HOPS. NEW BANC NZW roc atm Keit 41 '4. to 71 7s /Gut . 61 Gs to 101 los %soot 41 Os to GI Os Soosex Si ISs co el CO Essex SI Os to 9l Os Fambarn 101 Os to X 63 40 PRICES-OF NAY AND STRAW YikrERDAY. 17. ;Allen. 4iIIITSCUAIf L. •Hey SI Ss 04 to SI la Od I Hey '- 41 10S fa) 51 los • Straw. ti -- ' -- I PRICE OF LEATHER. IN LEADENHALL- - STREET . 1 I Batts; 50 to Wise rick 22d Calf Skids, SO to 40bh 2 1.1 5130 • Dkto, SG w Sets Sid 264 Ditto SO to 701 ks 524 strd Piderehaots Backs 00d 004 'Dirt, 70 to SOlbs 224 .sod Dressing Hides 134 1.541 i. Small Seals Greenland 301 3sd Fine Coach Hides • 13d .14 , 41 barge ditto, yer dot. 104 is 1,403 • . Bat Heifers and Stars (per Ordinary' Is Id to Os Od swag) - pt 25 nd Market Calf Bs. each. Middlings lit lid to ti 104 Eng. Horse 11s to as Gd Sheepskins Si taBs ad. Shearlitis tsid. jambs Seed to 51. -- - PRIOR OF TALLOW. ' Bt. James's Market Ss Id Town Tallolll re 64 Clare Market - Os od Ysllow•RUUssia to6s Od Whlteekapel Market Is '4i WkUI ditto • ‘ 00i od peg stone of 81b. --r-- Soap Om Stis.od • Candles per doz. los ad —Moulds; 31s dd. Tallow Soap, 00s-44ottled, 94s—;Curd,O8s-6-Pidm, 104 s . COUKTRY so.tarys. . : 14l Mumma, Mai 18.--Wheat per lead htt6 10s. to ift1 1 44.1 *lrby. per, quarter 27$ to 314. OILS 265 . 10 as. leaps 3Ss. . to Ns. Old Beam olls to 00s* Peas $5. to Sikh • Clisoao; May 12.:,—Prite of lie clamed Loaf, let. Wheat *O4 les.l4.ipa Intehel. Bastapat, as 9.—Whlat Bs. 6d. to los.per bashpl. •Ploor Mg to tos. per sack. Bread fa. sa. the half peck. ti sw i luit y, IssaKa..i..wsseat (Ks to )020 Barley 24s to 201;4 Opp $ 5 4 8 . limas Sits to 42s t _Paka slat to 301. Bread 1 Is 94d to Is ltd. - ''.- •t'', ''' •-• '•%:'-' ce112242018. MAT itarismii*Wo4** tooriTlSetititir 9r 1 91?-3• 94 i!PI4. r 10 iimis nits DAY. • aaa. pea. I at Dupe .. . - 0 0 , Lisbon •. . e Waterford -. 0 2 I Cadiz •- • 0 1 Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 1 Hamhurgh . • 4Holland . - 1 0 Onttenburgh ..• 11 I France - - 1 P Jamaica ... 0 • 0 Flaoders - - 0 0 Surinam - - • : COURSE OF iXCHANCE, YE.4I---17.—tniri."•••.. Amateribm 39 1 I SAW. Illretione atto at sight 38 to b ihoa 34 Amsterdam 12 OC. T. sr. 3ehastian 0 . 1 • • Ditto at sight 11 17 12 35 1 0 22117. Leg G iv,al i e b rier r h i alla c urn me: : :::rtri : :. 3 : o2. : lecapi .': Rotterdam Antwerp 12 1 Genoa, • Hamborgh 35 9 2U. inetlective pa r t.. ticis 4 Altona Parts 1 day's date 25 20 Malta 47 Ditto 25 40 2 U. I Naples, 39 1 Buurdeauz 25 40 Frankfurt on the I Lisbon, Main 147 ez Mo. Oporto, 574 SI Madrid 34 effective I Rio Janeiro 60 Cadiz 34 effective Dublin, lif . Seville 33i Cork, 151 Aglo of the Bank on Holland 2 per Cent. MAR RIEIT. ------- '"'•••••••; Yesterday, at St. George's Church, Hanover•ssuare, ths of Normanton, to Lady Diana Herbert, daughter of the Enid Pembroke. Monday, at ber mother s abonse, Manchester Meet, Mb l m„,. Anne Synge, fourth daughter of the late Sir Robes Syug e ,g a is Sunday. at Brighton, in his .57th year, Charles Apth arp Wheelwright, Esq of Highbury Terrace, Islington. In the year I 8: S, only two Centenaries died in Path; one roan lipd 103, and a woman 191 S. PALSY AND PARALYTIC AFlT.etto ---. THE following is the Copy of a Lett er him i b e Rev. Richard. Jordan, Vicar Hoo, near Rochestir I go to James Rymer, Surgeon, Ryegate, Surrey : I Rochester, /aly T , let Sit—l am now 40 wen in health as to have the pea:d ui* faction of discharging all the duties of my cliurclawitli great il k Under the blessing of DiviNa PROVIDENCE, I must atitihni mr recovery to the use of your Invaluable CARDIAC I'INC and I desire it, give this public testimony of its efficacy,in 0 14 that all who are afflicted with Palsy may know that this stati ng Medicine will relieve theln,tbe use of which I do most mew l recoturiand. RICHARD JORDAN. CASE XVIIL-TO MR. RYMER. Rochester, May 12, tat& Stit—l desire you will send directed to me at Rochestw,spiet bottle of your Cardiac Nervous Tincture. I have bad two pu t . lytic BIG, viz, on the scat of December, aril the I sita of Pebroary last, and entirely lost the use of my left aide; but am muds tem vered, and can walk r. hide with the a%si,tance of a stick. p. S. The Rev. Richard Jordan recommended nle to apply to you : he is curd by your Tincture, and had lot the use dim (eft side. I will remit your amount or pay to your order. l ass , Sir, your obedient servt. JOHN DONALD, Colleetol Lea. TO MR. RYMER, FROM THE SAME. Rochester, Mat 25,1111 SIR—I have received your Car.liac Tincture on the 17 t h h r , since which II have taken it regular, and am much better. numbness of the flesh is nearly quite removed, and the diarieth in my head is much better, the contractions in my neck arcade, and altogether I am much better, and gain strength every dr, Enclosed is your amount. I am, Sir, your much eialigedlumibi servant, JOHN .DJNALD. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's appointment, le Messrs. Sutton and Co. (late dicey and Co) No. 10, Be Church-yard; and Retail by Fred. Smith. No. '49, Haymaste, Randall, Royal Exchange; Raton and Co 000 M-street; 1. Nos berryaod Son, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; J. Harris, corner d I.udgate•street ; and by every Vender of Patent vledicines to th United Kingdom, in battles, at 4.. sid. ; and in pito at 395. ►y which there is a considerable sating. IS, Bouverie area, Pleet-street Lamle& 'IT MEN, ignorant of the Principles of Meditiot 1 as a Science,• can, by the use of nostrums, occasionally re move, or - even palliate the distressing syroptoeis of Luet lets owes, how much may those Surgeons build on securing wenn eat practice, who, to the most indefatigable researches into nature, causee, effects, am: method of cure, can publicly bit testirr.onials from every celebrated Professor with which skit Metropolis is honoured, together with certificate, from Devoid its most extensive Hospitals. Armed with the shove irrefragsbla proofs of regular medical edueation,and authorized as Menders of the London College, Messrs: GO <S and CO. need not funhe reply to the envious misrepresentations, that sense of their lest lottunate brethren pique themselvce on circulating : the tamer it but too evident in the invariable success that has fur a lain of years attended their peculiar method of treatment, whieliseslei speedy, pleasant, and effectual, as bas been attested by a nume rous patronage in every rank of society. I) reeling their abilities to a selected branch of a studious and difficult prof( Woo, vit. the diseases of the Generative System, both munediate antes mote, as Lues, :Stricture, Gleets, &c. it is not surptisitig thy should acquire , under every expediency, a superior decision, eves where the united endeavours of the most eminent of the faculty have failed, whose pcactice is general. Nervous Debility, with its awful train of symptoms, outs brought on by a residence in Tropical climates, or by the pieties of Libertiiii.m, or, as is toe frequently the case, by premature le dulgence in solitary sensuality, may even, in its most advanced stages, be corrce. ed by mild restoratives, and the patient, duos. the gradual progress of improvement, becomes re assured oils forfeited health. But, it s to the Fkimale world their well-se, ranged plan more especially refers, by the prevention of mantis. tricate disorders, arising from any of the foregoing causeleor oder peculiarities, either natural or acquired. ' Messrs. Goss are to be consulted with candor and delieacybl Patients of either teat, Irons morning until night.--Crten kola the country should minutely describe the case, and meioses Batik note, when the proper remedies will be forwarded to any pan of town or emustry. • Goss and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, 13, Booveiieestreet, street, London. MATRIMONY. lnvalidique parrum referant jejunia nati."l—Viaa. From the faint embrace Unmanly sons arise—a puny race! i‘jkARRIAGE should be the foundation of social haPPinevs, which is often disturbed through the parties the form the union, not taking those precautums which would secure theta the enloyment of that great domestic blessing. Amide the melancholy variety of disorders under which human nature is known to stiffer, there arc none more alarming or more di* tressteg• than those which result from fashionable gaieties, tun? dissipation, or solitary knempetance. "eon. CIIIRRIK and CO. beg to 'rah that the sedulous at tendon of a practice exclusively directed to the treatment wi cure of CERT,IIN COMPLAINTS, entitle thcm to the cite! of superior acquirement. As regular Surgeons they oar* speedy and permanent cure for every staged that disorder, svlisi sir contracted in an unguatded moment, and which poimns the eprlogs of life, and for etery clam of debility, which is the come , tplence of juvenile indiscretions, preventing the maturity of rev baud, entailing by.anticipation, on Its unhappy victim.all the io• &asides of old age—tbe body becoming enervated and con' dmid—the cheeks yellow and bloodless—and the mind glosei and dejected. For the result of their success in this partici: lot branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they Banff 'themselves, they have acquired, by SO years expedience, in rme& extended practice. In slight and recent cases of Syphilk• tic COmplaints, a perfect cure is completed io the short period two days; and in the most aggravated ewes, a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment insures to the patient an invigorated constitution. Muriel Women, who have long been disappointed in thee expectations of a family, may be assured that, In most tarsier' , such defects are curable by medical skill; and though'die ft" metal of such impediments be an object pt doubt and uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual pro gross of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. Messes. COUR IE and' CU. may be consulted by Patients of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their home, N 0.107, Hatton garden. Patients in the country, stating their ease, age, and general habit of living, Ste. Sic. enclosing a remit twice ter advice and medicines, the same will be given or sect to any part of the Kiagtios3:-It7, Hatton.gablen. • ............'..-- 'Hi Ptils` iicd by Levu. Kerr, Pickett Bate; ad %bar. and at the Statt•Oifict,Teater'BlA, - 77 150 10 IS 35 25 ' , 2 SO R` ~ .i. 4,- ? • ill 1 . 4' I 1 i