Star. — London, England, 1807-09-30 00:00:00

TO THE EDIIOR OF 7fIE STAR. SI perfons having laboured to diffeminate an opinion, " that an application to Government on behalf • •f the Shippers to the river Plate for tempo. nary aid, would be extremely unpalatable to the nati.m at large," I beg leave. through the channel of your excellent Paper, to offer a few obfervations on the policy and expediency of affording fuch aid, whenever the prelTore of the necafiun filial/ compel them to apply to G':vernment for it. It is an eflahlithed principle with all commercial (later, to promcte and encourage every fpecits of fair enforprize tending to open new channels for traf fic, efpeci.tlly fuch as at once embrace the profit of the individual, while they iacreafe the fifcal tefources of fuch States. This ptinciple is no where better undetiloocl, or mote happily Pinar-lied than in Great Britain. Hence alifes that degree of commercial ardour which flimulates the Capitalill, the Merchant, and the Manufaatirer to engage in navel adventurer, and explore new channels for trade, confiding in the prrtedive influence of the fylletn which has ylaced Britain in its prefent impoling attitude, and relying on the aid of a beneficent Government, iktould un forefeen cafualties occur. Under this impreflion, Buenos Ayres was nn former captured, than an immenfe fum was devoted to open a dined trade with the river Plate, which prornifed ample returns to the adventurers, and incalculable advantages to the State. The effe& which the intel ligence of this brilliant atchievement produced on the minds of all ranks is (till recent in our memo ries, and was hailed as one of the moll glorious ex- Oohs of the war. In that conqueft we beheld anew and pr , fi:able mart opening to Bildt!' capital and enter prize, under the aufpices of a Paternal Govern ment, faationing it with every folemn and legal form which the jorifprudence of the country required to render it a legal trade. In that acquifitiun we likewife beheld a new market opening to compenfate fur the loft of there vents, which our inveterate foe had Phut againa us. . Under circumffances fo propitinus, the Merchant, the Ship-owner, and the ManufaEturer engaged in it v-ith eharaaerittic avidity, the beneficial effetts of which, would have loon been felt by affnrdii,g em ployment for 5',c00 tons of (hipping, and diffufing the Blirith manuladures over an immenfe track in South America, which would have returned hides, tallow, and an innumerable lift of precious commo dities to an immenle amount. But, alas! this prof pea of a golden I; arvea loon vanifhed. The fi rwer of our army, baffled and difgraced by a recreant population barn icadrred in their paltry dwellings,were not permitted to hurl that deltruainn on their foe, which their perfidy merited. klow different was the c,urdutt and o(owefs of the brave Abercrnmby, who With a force little fuperior to our a: my id the river Plate, landed, engaged, and conquered a well diki- Oiled French tinny, enured to the climate, and az cuffonted to sietory, fighting, it may be Paid, almod on their own ground—But comparifons are always orb , us—ia the prefent inftance, they become peculi arly r Bit we beg pardon for this digreltun. If the bop..s ef the Shippers to Buenos Ayres have been crrithed. when they feemed neareft fruition—if their jutt expatatinns if remuneration have been truftrated y events fu unf..rdeen—it their brilliant prolpals ]lave been o!rfeured, and win-lly vanifhed through the trilcondiret, the errors, or it you pleafe, the mis fortunes of the fervarts of Government, who are to b e 100 teed up to—if nut for indemnity, at 'call for aid, but that very Government Whether the Mi• triflers who employed filch fervants are in or out of office, it can make no difference to the claiutants.— 'I lie Government is immutable, and whct'-er one or sulter let of men adminiffer it, the beneficence cf its (per. v:ons can never be coraroultl or withheld from the fubjed, when a fit occation requires its interpofi. tinn. Up-'n what ground cf p< !icy, or expediency, we would afk then—can G'vernment withhold its Pottering hand on the prefent occafion ? We miff there is not an individual Member of the Cabinet who would refufe it ; and we can never prevail on nurfelves to juege fo unfavourably of our country men, as to fuppofe that a tingle individual in the kingdom will withhold that lympathy, which the melancholy occalion in a manner demands ? At a pet iod like the prefent, when it is obvious that Bonaparte has fomething more in view than fimply difireffing our trade and commerce, our Government ought to be particularly attentive to the well foun ded claims of .he commercial body. The principal objed of our inveterate enemy is to (ow ditfenfion— Ipread difcontent, and excite murmurs among -the trading intereft ; to blow the (mouldering afhcs of anarchy into a flame ; and then, what may he not accomplifh—When the merchant is difeouraged, the manufadurer unemployed, and the fhip owner compelled to lay up his [hip to rot in our creeks and harbours. Thefe are his (Nees, and by driving us tram the European markets, he feeks their :meow. ['Ailment. To countered thole efforts, every encou ragtrrient mull be held our, every aid mutt be eaten ded to the mercantile interek when jolt and need- Lay appeals are made for filch encouragement and aid. Then we (hall Hill be enabled to foil the tyrant : we (hall evince to the world that what his whole power could not accomplillt in the field, the machi nations of his Pandemonium loan never effect in the Cabinet ! _ _ _ I may, however, after all, be premature in advo cating for a relief not yet required ; but fhould it ever be folicite,i, I troll the wildom of Government, whatevzr may be the praffures we may labour under tr, other refpeas, will readily grant it, or at leap te turn the twelve and a half per cent. paid by the Su percargoes on landing at Monte Video, under an :dea that fuch contribution was paid to Government for vermillion to fell, not to nih:p fuch cargoes. • I am, Sir, Yours. • IntfteAT!jt. Temple, Sept. as, 11,337. Two Gentl:men talking on the political principles of the late Mr. Fox. one of them took occafion to Aye, but he is now dead," in rather a fatif rattory tone ; to winch the other, an Hibernian, re plied, wi'h Game degree of warmth, ‘‘ Aye, and fo !hall you be. if you live long enough!" Wednccday, as Mr. Paull, fon of Mr. Paull, of Cattle Cary, aged ab• ut 18, was Efliing in the ricer rrcnie, At Welt Stafford, near I)orcbctler, be fell irau the liver, and wai drowned. . FROM AMERICAN PAPIERS OF AUG. 2S. " THE GRAND OBJECT. " Some who glance fuperficially on Democratic Papers, may have imagined that the hue and cry they raife in favour of going to war with Great ' Britain arifes from a &fire to maintain certain rights etfential to the well being of this counti y. Let there Papers, however, be read with attention, and it will I be found this is not the grand otjeti- With only bete l and there a glance at the Chelapeak affair, there is a conflant fiream cf the moll violent abule on the Englith nation and Government, and the glorious I profpeEt is cherilbed of humbling them in the dull, I and erafing the name of Great Britain from the lift I of independent Powers ! " France now triumphs on the Continent of Europe with irrefiftible Tway. There is but one oh fiacle left to the abfolute domini-n of Blnaparte r a er this earthly ball—that is the Navy of England. Let us like good politicians and real well withers to the profperity and independence of our country, now mike in, with all our efforts; fhould be I n h a ppy as to difirefs England and render her unable longer to maintain her war, then (hall we fee Emperor Bo naparte fairly blrand the reach of any check what ever—the delliny of our own and every other nation completely fuhjetted to his nod ! " Is not this a confipurnation devoutly to le wilbed ? Is it not furptifing thet e thould he any American fo ' loft to the interefts of his country as not to aid the mighty corqueror, in putting his lad rival and check under his feet " Ameticans ! let us hetitate no longer. - Ani tratt:d by the profreet, that in making common canfe with Bonaparte againti Great Britain, we may ena• ble him to *-Adue her, let us cheerfully lend our erertions .towards ellahlilhing a Power which (hall defy all prfaility of foccefsful refinance. If we war with any effea, that is, if we beat England, the is hvaten likewife for France. Then look at the fnuation of mankind, huw happy, how dignified, bow free ! ! " Reader! while your heart links within you at fuel realoning, and you are attempting to believe it imaginary, a& for the perufal of any printer's mail. You will find it the rage tf the day, the ridiculoufly ayled " American ground," in every democratic paper in the Union. , g Qtartn.Deus vult per!ere, prius demertat. 41 After all is laid that can be Paid as to the ab (Ira& right, in quellions which may now be at iffue between us and Great Britain, the cnurfe to he pur• fued mull ultimately depend, if we are not infatuated, , en the capacity of this country, in its prefent fitua tion, to eftablifh rights, in oppofition to the naval I fuperiority of the Englifb. " We mull be plain :—we cannot confider that man who lays, I engage in a hvt'ef.; conteft, even though he may have (laced an injury, as better than a madman. But it is laid, did we not gain tan Independence in fpite of the Engli(h ? Undoubtedly we did ; and if we could pet fuade England to ferete the difpute on our own territory, by an army, there 1 i. not a fhadow of doubt but we Ihould be equally ficcefsful. ButWe (tall not be able to cnax her to fo prepollerous a meafure.— She mull know and does know that it would be the height of fnlly to fend a i force of 40,000, or any force the could fpare, to fuh jugate us. They would not be a breakfall fc:r one hundred thoufand militia, and the Amazor , ;ao regi ment of Richmond. England will not afk wl:crc !hall be allowed to contend with to. Sf.e will try lirength %dill us, wbere fh can find us a eak enough, and wheat (he never has hen hea.en—on the ocean. If we do not meet her there, we can lofe by a war, but cairn t gain. It re M'ci her there, what is our chance ? Let any ni , tt • ake a campara. five view of the two nav ie.. N• p:i:iciple of honour requires a party totals. uninepared to (7crend Crell ariamledged r•i begin A contelt. This is not laudable fpitit ;it is dolca , Ftinn. If v. fuller in-! jury, let our G vernme:a fi• t 1 (hew fume profpdt of 1 gaining redrels by ht.fliiities, and we fit.d: fed our- Irises bound by the tinat i ; oblig3tians of honour and interefl to take up arms. There never was a Go vernment that In c•Arpletely precluded the propriety of declaring hottilities, in Itch a cafe as the one contemplated, as the prefent Government of this country. Should I up my child' s arms , an d th en tell him to enter the has with a bruircr ; womid not the world fay I was a fool or unpr i ncipled ? would my child deferve the name of being fpit it cd, for pre fenting his expofed face and rib; and pick2ts, while his alms were bound ? No—he our cause good or bad, let us be placed in a fituation to meet our an lagonill. or we certainly contend without an otiaEt. Abftraft right is one thing ; and political right ano ther. Let us not forget this very im put taut, but ton rarely contemplated maxim—that a ail rights ate impelled, and not to be alferted where there is not power to maintain them." hutratasyrr !—At Georgetown, Difiria of Co. tumble, Madame Turrean, the wife of the French Ambaffador, has Leen• for many months, and now is, in the utmnit diftrefs and mirery, where fin: had been on a bed 4 (traw, till relieved by one lent to her. She is left in this deflitute manner, withot:: a cent, and with two of G.neral Turreau's fmall eitil• dren, a girl about feven or eight years old, and a buy not two years old. I inquired if any mircondat of hers reduced her to this miferable fituation, but heard that her charatter was without a blemilir, and her conduit in this country has been fo marked by prudence, that (he may defy the tongue of calumny! From the fplendid Ityle of the Ambaffador of the powerful Government of France, he cannot want the means of fupplying his Lady with luxuries. inflend of leaving het to trarve—and yet fhe Rarves! I'n tell all that the has Inhered would harrow up the heart of the ma callous. Suffice it, at preient, to f..y, the wife of the French Ambaffador, and Grand Member of the Legion of Honour, with his two children, do Itarve at the feat of Government of the , United States ! ! ! The late Supplementary Gazette refpeeling our at chievements in the Baltic, records a diftingitifhed and rietorkus action, fought by part of our army c maiAed by the Marquis of WELLESL EY. Eittine's votaries not in war, but in the Supp.essentary Scheme, in the now depending New I, ,, tiery Plan, will have to record, though nht in the aize.tte, the obtainment of a viClory t,wer that gigantic Care ; by the acquilition, with. ut bloodracd nr hat, tcry, of many (bout:lnds of Brittth pouns.lb EASt INDIES. Saturday a Packet of Letters, brought from India by the SIR EDWARD HUGHES, was delivered from the poll Office. The French frigate which was at Manila repairing the damage (he fultained in an Retion with a Brittfh cruizer, by fome accident took fire, and has been to. tally confirmed. The flames communicated to the arfenal, and committed great damage. The flrong fart of Allyghur has been totally dc molithed, by order of the Br kill% Government. Since the removal of the Myfore Princes from Vellore, they have been placed under charge of a guard of 5o Europeans. The India Company has continued to AkbarSaunce, fnn and fucceffor of Shah Allum, the late Emperor I of Delhi, the • eaabliffiment and pention enjoyed by his father, and leave given to Come of his, relatives a I large track 'of country which lung belonged to the family Holkar has been obliged to difpnfe of Come of his family jewels, to fatisfy the claims nt his officers, who had become clamorous for their arrears of pay.—His finances are faid to be in a very embarraffed date; it is, neverthelefs, fuppofed that lie has conliderable treafure fecreted in tome of the hill forts, appropriated to rime projeft of aggrandiLement. A neutral velfel, which touched at Vizagatem in February lad, reported that the French fhip la Pied. montefe, which has lately committed great depre datinns among the trade in the Bay of Bengal, has been captured by an Englith cruizer, after a fmart aftion. The HARRIER (hop had arrived at the Cape pre vious to the failing of the Sir Edward Hughes and the Northumberland ; and the Commander of that (loop had given a difirefling account of the form in which both the &en HElm and the Java are luppofed to have been 1011. The HARRIER parted from the Java the day before the accident is believed to have happened ; and the Officers fuppofe that the latter lhip bore down to the Alliance of the BLENHEIM, and that fhe broached-to and funk. During the dreadful gale the people on board the HARRIER were frequently up to the waif in water, and every minute the (loop was expelled to go down. The Wertheim (we learn from the Sir Edward I Hughes) had 9:0 pzrfons on boatd, including a great I number of patiengert. The above papers mention that the folliwing (hips had been for:ken ;yith cruizing in thofe : Pitt, la Pell Ana. Rattlefi,ake, Phzton, Cornwallis, Wilhel mina, Grampus, Albatrofs, Sceptre, ViElor, D.tfiter, Bombay, Bellivens, Dedaigneufe, Albion, Mac and St. Fi'renzo. MADRAS, JANDARY 25. Ills Maieriy's !'.rip Blenheim, Attain Biffell, Efq. commanding, hearing the fl 4g of Sir Thomas Trott bridg7, P o rt. together with the Java, Capt. Pigot, and Harrier, Ca i n. Finley, failed from the Roads late on Mnriday evening January 14. We omitted t. mention the arrival of Captain El a:ld Lieutenant Whitehead, late of the Greyho.tml, Mr. and Mr.. Grey, and Lieutenants Lem Creffy, late of the Caroline, who came ”affergcrs in the Blenheim, from Prince of Wales's 11l in.: ; they intend to proceed to the Cape, and therce to England. The Grampn., Capt. J. H. Tait, arrived at Cluny. ho, on the tech innant (January) from Penang ac- . companied by fevetal country flips from China. The China fleet cnnfilling of the Royal Charlotte, • Thames, Gl4lton, Ciretscetier, Arnilltin, Marquis of Ely, and Neptune ludiamen, failed on the 14th of November, from Perning for China, under convoy of the Lion, Greyhound, and Duncan. We are forty to announce a melancholy accident which occurred on Monday morning. The Bar boar, having on board nine perfons belonging to his Majefly's filip Java, broached to in the furf, which was very high and rapid ; in cnnfequence of which fix perfons who were fitting on the ernes (hafts of the boat, were thrown into the furf by the thick; of thefe, two were picked up unhurt by the Catamarans, but the other four were unfortunately drowned. We believe the fufferers are, Mr. Bowles, ttl Lieutenant; the Putfr, Mr. J. , lm 'Cowley ; the Carpenter, and Boatfwain. The other three men had placed them felves in the bottom of the boar, and were by that means laved, as the boat righted without (hipping drop of water. There is reafon to aink that had the fufferers not iticomrw.ded the herntan by fitting in the Item !beets, the accident would never have hapisene-3. One of the bodie. only is yet found, on • which a Cnrnner's Inquell will lir, tint the inquifition has not been able to proceed for want of witneffes to depofe to tire acciderlt. Toe loiterer WAS recognized and proved to be Mr. John Cowley, purfer.—A truisry 14. NAVAL pitniktrrrovs. Ereellencv Sir Tronbridge, Bart. Com• mantler in Chid', has been pleal . ed to make the pr -.motions :—December 31, Sc 6. Er.t, from t 1•,..! Harrier, P.,ft into the . 1.3 v;.. Lieut. Finley. of the Ble“heirn,Cotnmander into the Harrier. Mr. Bold. Mr. Stewart, and Mr. reathenttone, Mitifhipmen of the Blenheim, to be 1 ituterznts of the Java. Mr Durnqiord, Mielfhipma•. of the Blenheim, to he IA , t.tenant of the Caroli•-e Mr. Catophell, Miedhiprnan of Cle. Eir.i7,eirn, to be Aelinu utenant of that fhip. Mr. Cowley, rttrfer 01 the Harrier, to be Purf,T of the Ja-n. Mr Othen, Clerk of the Illenheim. to he Putfer of the Harrier. Mr. Warburton, Surgeon of the Harrier, to be. Surgeon o f the Java. Mr. Mat tin, Firft Alliaant to the Surgeon of the Blenheim, to he Surgeon of the Harrier. Mr. Balfour, from half pay, to he Matter of the I , va Capt. rouhriAge from the Ma entree to the C;rcyh*Otmd, vice I , Iphir flone, proceeding to Europe Cape '.•*illtrahint, from the Harder to the Macaffer. Lieut. Pigot, to tin. ank of Commander, into the Harrier. Mr. lachfen ar.d Mr. Winn to be 1 .ietrenmti into the Macaffer, vice I.ieuts. Holrces an! Whitehead prnec•ding to Europe. Mr. Coffin, tc be Lieutenant. Mr. Martin, Math r of the Greyhound, to he 4161 in; Matter of the: Blenheim. Mr. Donavon, Matter of the Daffier, to be Matlcr of tie Macaffer. lIIRTIIS. ' Friday lan, of afl ill horn child, at the heufe of the Right. Hon. the enunttfs Dcw,Ter of in C.lharlts.ftreet, St. James's• filiarc, the Lady of the Hon _N. Stewart. DIED. Lately. at Whitby. Mr. John I.lacithurn, druggift at that place. ructday. W. Yiel r, Efg agr:d ;11, many years one of the Al dermen ro Newcaftle. In Salifbury, E Hinatnan, Efq. of Durnford Houfc, an Alderman of that city. On Turday the T stlt init. at Norwich, aged sr, Mifs Alderfon, eldeft daughter ot Rah. Recorder of that borough. At Dos:caner, r.here he had that day arrived in good health to attend the races, Mr Samuel Platt, of %lanai:act. _ . HIGH WATER , AC LONDON BUDGE 7,'f9-MORItOW /11Lzi ing 44 .rtt.no-s a.tro sa Aden °Go 14 srdnutos afiet rott SALE ET AUCTION}. TIMBER. to Pout. Lots, at the Crown inn, la Ludlow. on Monday th• 23d of November, (837, at twelve o'elacit, liable to Lei C m . ditions of Site, as eidit be then pr FOUR Hundred and Thirty-five oery farce a n d fine OAK TREES, now growing in the Patifhes of Do y,,,, ton, Burrington, Leintwardinc, and Fltom ; from three to fit miles from Ludlow, and about twenty Eve foam Hereford and &hdlg.—For ilirther particvlars apply to Mr Thomas Whi t . tington. at Downton Cattle; Mr. Thomas Lowe, at Eltou; Qt . Mr. Smith, joiner, in Ludlow. TO THE PUBLIC. Li7erpool, Sept. 26, dim AS DR.. SOLOMON'S pi:1611C: is now become f o great and eztenfive and his co..itain engagements requires eonfiderable portion of his time and aoendatice, he espeds, why eonfulted, the ufual compliment of a one pound Note; bat ail wtitti cafes, or letters of advice, unaccompanied with an order for med. vine and remittance, to be anfwered at his leifure, are required to end fe only Half a-Guinea. Such letters Mould; for farm, l it thus direeed:—. 4 . Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Houk near Liverpool. Faid doable pollage."-s-And as many dif.wdoi have been [corral years in ptoceeding to a degree of malignawcy g cannot be eradicated in a few weeks; therefore, to eticourag Ready perfcveraree in the cafe of proper means, Dr. SOLOWN La adopted the plan of his boxes, packed sip fife for any part of 1k country.—And to induce Patients to fend to the Proprietor (4 li which means they will be fore to have them genuine) for a its mittance of a Five Pound Bank BM, he will return Medici purpofely prepared for the Patient, adapted to the hate of his tiiq the Dodor being thereby enabled to judge with greater precifies what remedies are applicable to earls refpcdti ve complaint and for the further encouragement of fuch Patients, who are thus wilily/to give his Medicines a fair trial, on the purchafe of one of thr3l. Boxes, the ufual fee for advice, &c. will not be required. - PR. FREEMAN'S GUI - TA SALUTARIS. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of long proved, that nothing of the prefem day can hew a competition with it in all the different Rages of a certain Mare, which it eTedttrilly sur.s and eradicates (mom the habit, without . exciting the painfnl feelings and expokre that attends falivation, without debilitating the conftitution iu any degree, or eves to quiriug confinement from bufinefs, or reitridion in diet. The radical virtues of thefe ineftimable Drops have proved their dale to public approbation for more than thirty yens. In all the dot bility of both fexes, they prove a never failing reftorative, who thcr the debility is produced by too free ore of Mercury, illicit pleatures, or the effects of a swarm climate to travellers, and ttiofr going abroad. They carnet he reeowm 'aided too ftrongly thole who will receive a fare fpcedy, and complete °ore in all oh itubborn Gleets, and every we:akar-fa that dieds the bladder and organs of urine. Ey its efficacy many women have become too thers, who for years had been deprived of that happinefs. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. /akes, No. 4.Chcapfule,enr. net of Paternoiter-row, and retail by lklarn, Portfmouth; Waal% Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calve dl, Dub. lin; Macdonald, Glafgow ; Smith and hianderton, Edinburgh; and by molt country medicine venders, in ta.ttles, at 21.9 d. each, with ample direetione. PIiULIC ADVANTAOF. T'' 'I 'HE advantage the public rnti3 always derive from regularly educated profetUmal men directing almolt ete clofively their (tattles to one Ipecits of malady, was never moe clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled funds which ha attended the alminift ration of their new remedy, and Me emit ordinary cures k hat performed. For a long feriesof yean, Mat CURRIR and Co. Sairgeans, formerly in his Majeftp's fen*, hive made the Venereal Difeafe the particular objoft of their ite• veltigation, and are happy in having difcovered a medicine lope. rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint--it is fatificientea obferve that the effeetaef this remedy are diametrically oppofite thole of mercury,for though it completely eradicates every vefilgt of the virus, in its mock confirmed Rages, yet it dorm is dis leaft injure the conftitutione-on the contrary, it renovates the fyi tent in all its natural fund ions, promotes appetite, and facilitates dig-ition—thus instead of reducing a (tang and vigorous monks• tinn to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pro ferret that conftitution in Its primitive (tate, bat Malone a west and debilitated one to its natural ftrength an vigour. Numberlefs ioftsncrs are on recent record of the Alpert°, dkan of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues atftitag as a pa. Actual eorrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an cscefs of ccieju,2l or illicit pleafere, or from the met inliduous, though not Ids deitrudtivs indulgence of Into tious youth of hot% fries in a certain pernicious habit Azle the rnelai choly variety of diforders which are the conftquent this folitary vice, there are none more afilieting than that &Mel (tate of debility and deficiency, which prevents orembitensthantat trimoriial (late ; the unhappy fufferer broods over his sishrtime 4 *Chemed toilet reief, until he is reduced to fuel% a Rate of weak nefs as to render life oppreffive. To fuels points it mutt beacon Poling refleetion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible. mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft dal human Neff lags , a ftrong, manly, and vigorous me kitution. lo all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever cede arifing, as well as in every fpecies cf venereal fr.fedion, Meffrs Conic and Co. may be confulted by patients of either lex, with the greateil l fecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No 107, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (poft paid) including a bank note, will have the neceffary medicine and advice feat to any part dela' Kingdom. No. 107, Hattoo Garden. W HEN Profeffional Men of Education and Re. fponability deviate from the general Syftem by the felediss of a particular branch, the Candies: of long continued fucteffes the heft criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have 1 devoted my maim to the exclufrve tresi aunt of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsfal refult of my plan rim me additional ardour to oppofe, as far as I am able, the ravages thole Complaints which arc the molt important in the Caul°. of Human Infirmities. After Initiation into ever. Branch, as an Army formed a with at an early period of padilee to refeue iodivi from the Ignorance of uneducated ti%, or t►e equally dangerolli precipitancy of general Pradlitioners. 1 he Thee liinsrders, to the cure of which I have devoted try attention. ownprife every fpacies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration; hay, all kinds of debilitto %whether atifing from dr* habits of fchool boy. or the (*dolmen of mature age ; and,bitly, that derangement of the.fyften lows men whit his called BARRENNESS, or STEill LI TY. Numerous Dircafea are the ref•:lt of ignorance, or hate in the treatment of a Emote Oonorrbeca • and it not unfrequestly her pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcrodts d 111 unguarded hour. By a fuperlor method fuck Complaints arc eat? cured; and. even where others have failed, I truft that I may par lunar to oiler a radical re-eftahnlhatent. Few, however, are the cafes of compieated &trete 1.1 Ws* order, compared with the calamitous fits:rims of mem, who &ow an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaietice of - 11 falbionakle life acquire that Rate of debility, which is the voidable confequence of Inch pernicious habits. Where the usshappv falterer broods over his starer, hut cart fully conceals his mi,fnrtune, ft may be lone coufeladon far his to know, that although it be an °hied of doubt et uneeitainf with other reanitioners, the removal of there deficiencies by * gradual pro refs o' rerovation, is the acquirement of my met , ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to redact 012r11 Motu., much anxiety will be prevented by an early countendlloo of this languid Rate: aml In there cafes Po gres , difficulty will sear. The Itcrocy which 14 fo offential to my undertaking. sad 11* qualifications which I Live prefumcd to time, form the bolo-af my pretenfions, and in coincidence with loch this federate° it given, that Mr. &cc may be confulted ptrfonally, or by Um , (inclofing a (mall Note), at his houfe, No. a 9, Aruadcl'arder. Strand. near Temple-11:r. . MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difanniite° their expedlltions of a family, may be altered, that to molt isa Rances, loch defcdts are csir Th le !.y Medical drill. 0 There is an additional Itntrance in ',dater ftreetsejoit and the name is on both dr: tl.4org MAaT iN WEIS, Member of th^ Royal Colltge of Surgeons in L.sudall• A CAUTION....SODIC Perfons, who talsely airs:a thauflirr il be Mem [MRS OP THE ROTAL COL LEGl,h2Vitig (cleave& moat palt copied my Advertifements n.lmoft word for word and them es their own produdttons, it is my duty to smirk*. tr ig tkofe Perfons are Prot Menders of any College. ins; li duo, 06. burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they au rf l lbt tp Practice Surged in Lo•iicus N.l. A Lift of the Members I puldidsed st the Houten of tb4 Collex in Linens's li:a•hilds, which may be rAffrgs'2l.---- - _ LONDON; Printed and publithed by LEVEL JEI:Nr. of 0 4' ttfliurT•Pl -4 e, Lan.. rth) at ihe S i e-Orrica, N= t, Catar' *rem Publiated al(t) at the MILI-UTIIOI, Temple-14A