Star. — London, England, 1815-05-13 00:00:00

i .+. THE NEW MILiII.I DILL. The additional Clauses moved by Mr. AtomNoroN I the C.,mmittee on the Amended Militia Bill, on TtieScLiy , , were as follows : T. allow Vice-Lieteenants to sign Commissioas, Ste. in the Militia, in case of the sickness or absence from the County of the Lord Lieutenant, having the sanction so to do of the Lord Lieu:emelt To make provision for the Wives and Families of Ntri-Com mbiAioned Officers and Drummers of the Militia, when disembo. slit.d..whq may be employed on the Recruiting Service. To direct that, when a Ballot may at any time take place, the Surgeon of the iteg.ment, it' residing within tea miles, should, in the fir-t instance, be required by the Deputy lieutenants to at tend the examination of the men, and to be alloweil per mile for such attendance. In case there is no such Surgeon so resi ding, the Deputy Lieutenants to summon any other competent Surgeon in the neighbourhool to attend, to whom not less than s£l. is. and not ituve than XI. V.s. should be allowed per day for such attendance ; such Surgeon to take an oath that he would receive no tee or reward of any sort from ballotted men or sub stitutes fer such examination. Another clause was brought in by Colonel Wool), and auen ted to by Mr. Arnix tvro N , admitting men of five feet two inches it: height to he ballutted; thus giving the lame standard for them as for substitutes. Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held at the Mansion House, which was fully attended. After some preliminary business had been gone through, the Swords voted to Marshall Blucher, Count Natoli, Prince Schw•artzenberg, and Count Barclay de Toll}. were laid betore the Court, and the Loan MAYOR was requested to present the same to them in such a ananner as he shall deem most becoming the honour of the Court. A letter from Triest, dated April '2l, says— " All the vesselkAarlied into Ancona by Neapolitan trivtteers have been released by the order of King Tile fact is certain, for lour such ships t: uc y oinr pent under English, Spanish, Turlc4:ll il,tgs, &c.; though the. reason of this is a riddle to us, it makes us easy respecting our mari time trade. It is affirmed that Cie aglisli and have landed at Salerno." A ship has arrived from the iiavannah, !stinging inti.l;iy,e;ice to the iith hlt. Government At that piAce min threatened to carry into effect the instructions received to shut the ports of Cuba to foreign ships, hut it was att• nded with two difficulties, that aup,..Areil to be insurmountable ; the one was, that the troops %vete insuil:c:ent to Carry into erect such orders, and the other that the necessary expenditure exceeded the snesns the. C:vil Authorities possessed, without the 7ssistance to the revenue derived from the foreign commerce. Ativices are received from Saint Domingo, of the date of tie `22d M trch. No French force had ap rented to support the pretensions of Lout; Trade eels proceeding on au extensive scale, both in the ter rtoties of King Heeet and the Pre.idern PETION, but no rteamciteition had taken place between these competitors. Information hid been received, that 'leder the contusion in the beanish Colonies of the Isthmus, the public atithorities in Mexico had thought fit to prev eat all cetinection with the neighbouring country, and in this state if seclusion that .opulent couetty c.vittatiue 1. What will be the rest& it seems to be to determine, as even the principles of the predomi:tant party were wholly unknown. C *vain Tnouennes, whit came passenger in the Russian., which arrived at N•JtY Iledford,ost Wednes day last, from Canton, winch place the Russetn. left the 2; eft of December, informs us that considerable difficulties had recently existed between the Chinese and English. One dispute :roe from Sir Gitoas SI - el:ems (British agent at Canton, and who was in Lord NisCaturtiee'S Embassy) undertaking to write and send presents to the Prime ginister. This gave great offence to the superior officer at Cataitn..— An :tier dispute was occasioned by an application from the British for the exclusion of Ameticau Ova teers, as m-n 01 w.tr are not allowed to ascend the river ; but the Chinese answered, that if British men of war britta_4llt cargoes they might come up ; and that Ante' icait vessels were not mote armed than the British merchantmen. Tire English nett required prize peels to be interdicted, but the Chine-e slid, they never ennitited as to any vessel, whr:e the got her cargo, or where she brought it irons ? The But fish threatened to fire on the place, and the Donis fri gate passed the Boca Tigris, and fired on the Ameri can schooner Spitynx. In consequence of this dispute, threat, in' proceetfulg, the lit itts'a vessels were all or. dem,' dewn the river, and kept below nine weeks be fore there was a compromise. A Chinese, who had supplied them with some provisions while below, was thrown into prison. The Bririsb dentanded his re leese, but hi s couatrymen belteadrd ltim. Captein TiI•atNDIKE heard nothing of any insarrection, or at tempted ievoletiea in China. Captain Turateunce brnee,lit Madre. Papers to August 16, 181 ti'. About Iwo [ninths pleterti• to the sailing of the Kusseee, the Gztamms arr ived with eighteen sail of ships from England ; the ,:ante were to sail on their return, I March I. /Aeon Paper, ittril Dreite, MAY 9.—An action was lately tried at'' Tralee Assizes. in which Captain Grace was defen dant, for an etiedgen breach of proinive of marriage, and Captain Grace was cut in 015,000 dameges. verdict has been set aside in the Courts of Dub.: len, with (till costs.—ln consequence of some warm language which passed in the Hall of the Four Courts yesterday, between Messrs.. Wallace and O'Gorman, two Gentlemen of the Bar, a meeting took place be. tweenahom at seven o'clock this morning, in Carton Dtenesne—the termer attended by Mr. Husband, and the latter by Mr. Bennet. After discharging two shots each, Mr. VV.:dace received a slight wound in the hip. which terminated the affair, and both the .e.ntlertiee lett the ground perfectly reconciled.— nveitiog a hale of cotton-wool, last week, at the null of Messrs. Crimshaw, at Whitehouse, near Bel.' Last, greatly to the astonishment of all present, a' small unwise was turned out. It appeared at the time to be in a torpid state, but,.on being'svashed, ieid a short time exposed to the open air, it became .inimated and lively. It must have been at least six motiCis excluded from the air, deprived of food and Hellion, and may have been so for two yews, as it fiequently happens that cotton wool has been so long packed before it comes to the manufacturer's bands. Mnuday reek was caught, on one of the fishings in the Tay, belonging to the city of Perth, a salmon weighing LBlbs. avoirdupois, and measuring four feet one men in length, and two feet six-Inches and a half sound.. It is said to be the largest that has been 'ekes' in that neighbourhood for many years. OLD RIFLE r. Yesterday J. Locieved was indicted for breaking open the house of T. Owen, in the parish of St. Paul, Covent Garden, and stealing front thence three boxes and a quantity of oil.—Guilty of the robbery, but acquitted of the capital charge. H. Tarbeil was indicted for robbing Eliz. Evans, on the highway, of a shawl. The prosecutrix WaS going into a shop in the evening of the 19th ult. when the prisoner suddenly came behind her, struck' her, and seized her shawl, with which he ran off. lle was soon secured, but the property was not found upon him : —The prisoner was found guilty of the larceny. R. Goode, Elizabeth, his wife, and Elizabeth Gar lick, her mother, were indicted, the former for steal ing, the latter for receiving. 43 watches, and several gold arid silver trinkets, from the ship Aberdeen, the property uf Robert M‘Dowall.—R. Goodge was found guilty of stealing, and the other prisoners were acquitted. Sarah Midden, for stealing 17 yards of ribbon ; and W. and J. Tantarth, for stealing tour trusses of hay, were also found guilty of felony. T. Jones was indicted for robbing the Rev. Mr. Boucher, on the highway, of a watch, seals, &c. The prosecutor was returning hothe on the night of the Bth inst. from Astley's Theatre, when the prisonve rushed against him, near toWestminster Bridge, mid pulled his watch from his pocket, when he instantly laid hold of him. On being accused of the robbery, he denied it ; but a Gentleman coming up t the as sistance of the prosecutor, he said, he would find the watch upon the ground. The prosecutor could not say whether the circumstance occurred on the Surrey or Middlesex side of the bridge, and the Jury acquit ted the Ist isoner.—Mary Merritt, and J. IVlUttaker, were also acquitted. The conviction of lbx, for forgery, respited upon an objection, was con ti med.—Death. lIA rrox G 4 um:sr.—Yesterday Carclinc Gmhein, a good looking young woman, was examined on a cl:a► ge of stealin' some silver skewers, a silver spoon, a sliver trait knile, and several other articles, the property of Edward Clark, of Great Ormond-street, with whom the pr4ont.r lived as servant. 'lle charge Wing made out, she was committed to NewAate for trial. A CHILD OK S I RAW.-YeStCrtkiF William Read, jun. one of the police ()dicers ni liatton Geildt.n, took a woman into cioardy, in the act of bepging from door to door us usat ctieet, telling a most derfinahle t rle of disuets, to excite companion for htiseit and her poor fatherless infant, which she carried wrapp:d up close to her b-sism. Oa the r (ricer taking her into custody, in order to bring her kefo:e the Ma gistrates, she strove hard to , fr:ct her v,care, and, in struggling, unfortunately droppe.! her preten cidi which proved to be a mere bundle of straw, carcii.rly wrapped tip, so as to appear like an infant, oat:: a cap rm. This discovery cans.J • much merriment, and the impostor, at the intetcestion of some Lurks, was suffered to &part, on her promisisn; rife oiii she w 001...! be guilty of the like offence no noire. BURGLAILY.--Ti.ursdAy night the was:lsouse of Mr. C.lthorp, a tailor, in fiushory.place, City-road, wars broken into and rub Led of broad Cloth to the value of *NOM Tiara.—Wednesday morning early, a fire broke out in the extensive warehouses of Mr. K . rudge, in George. street, Wentworth.street, Spitalfieids, which raged with such fury as to involve the whole neigLbour. hood in constellation ; but, by thy active exertions of the firemen, aided by a copious supply of -water, the devastation WA cuotord to the warehouses, which were completely destroyed, together with the whole stock, except about seven hogsheads of sugar, and as many of nisriasses. Kent ti tw BAGS. PRICE 01 Al I to 91 91 Sussei 51 15s to 71 Ids 41 Os to 81 Os RAW Best Heifers anti Steen (per stoat) - Ye till ro 36 24 MidhiUtge Ys 61 to 2s 84 PRICE OF St. James's Market 4. 2id Clare Market -O. od Whitcchaptl Market 4s 2d per *time of 81b. Graves 13s oil—C Yellow Snap, bOts— Mottled , Price of Caudle. per dos OM !WIELD MARKET, MAY 12. Bed 491 ba to 5s 84 Vaal 6s Gil to 7s 01 Mutton Se tat to Ga Nok Cs 04 to do Si Lamb ar t.. 99 01. Lasts 670—ShoPy and lambs 4,670 --Calves 140—Pigs 311 HAY AND SfRAW, PER LOAD. Meadow tfar 41 VA to 51 5s 1 Clover bl us to 7t Os Straw .CI 124. Cu ati 01. NEWGACE AND LEADENHAI.L MARKEL'S. (By the Carcass.) Beef, per stone 3s 01 w4s 81 Veal 4. 44 to Rs 4d Mutton - 3s 81 to 4s 44 Pork 4s ad to fis 4d Lamb 7s Otl to Ps ad. PRICP.S OF HAY AND STRAW YES IEILDAY. SI. JAMES'S. Hay 31 L(s to 51 5+ 04 I Hay 41 lOs to SI 104 Od Straw 11 Its 44 to 11 19s Od Straw 11 126 to 11 Ica Od IF HOPS. Maw POCCITS. Kent - Sol Ss to SI 101 Sussex • 41 13s to 71 Os Farnham 111 04 to 131 Os HIDES. Ordinary 2s 04 to 2s 44. Market Cali Ps. earth Eng. Horse 16s to tos TALLOW. I Town Tallow 72a 6J Ye-Bow Reeds 75. od Widte ditto 72s OJ I Soap ditto 730 Od ood Dregs 10e Od. 100s—Curd,104a—Palm, 104 a ISis 641—Moulds, 146 04 '4-DF'IHA7 PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEAOENts LLaiTREI:r. i Butts, so to 561bs sod vs+l Calf Skins, 30 to 40Ibs and 334 Ditto, 56 to Mks 24.1 25.1 Ditto 50 to 70th 33d 364 Merchants Backs I 9id 20d Ditto 70 to 8014 s sod 33d Dressing Hides 1944 2044 1 Small Seals Greenland 444 43d Eine Coach Hides WA UM 1 Large ditto, per dos. 12os 1805 COUNTRY MARKETS. °trona, MAT 110—Price of a bushel of Wheat, 9s. itid. The Quarturn Loaf, 101 d. UATRIDOT, MAT 11.—Wheat per load ielo I. to .C2O 100. Barky, per quarter 1190 to 33a. Oats 251 to 324. Beans 35t• to 4N. Peas 401 to 004. MARRIED. Saturday, John Walter, t, Miss Gregory, daughter of the late Rev. 04. Gregory, Vicar or Wet.t Ham.. Thursday, H. A. Miller, Esq. of the Hem Company's service, to Miss Charlotte Nkholion. At Mary-la bonne Church, I ut. HW. Bailey, R.N. to Mist; Maria nominee, secwil daughter or Mr. John Thompson, ul Dublin. April 21, at St. Nicholas' Cburch,Liverpool, after a courtship of half an hour, on thedr journey by the coach from Wrexham to Chester. Mr. George Lynch, bookbinder, to Mrs Mary Lithion, widow, both of Liverpool. DIED. I)ctober 31, at Calcutta, Elizabeth, wife of Henry Thomas Colebrook, F.sq. May 4, Mrs. Ca►terct, widow of the late Admiral Carteret, and only sister uf Sic I. Silvester, Bart. ReCerilet uf I.ouduu. ~ . C().‘ T. M.IRRTti I , MAV 11 Sti:pi at Mediktt. 611:11% , uitt. . Prite. I 4 Newc.olr ' 18 . 79s 0.1 to 51. NI. O WOO' Goa I a , . ..,t1 to (Xly tki If Citot rs 4) ,o; hilt;11 W.VITR TO-MORROW A 1' LONDON RRrouE. Munoinr, 49 minutes after 5 Alienrom . 19 niirur4g alter 6 SALES BY AUCUON. HER r.l;tlR nit tIRF. TO BE SOt.i► 1:1' AOC 1'17: 4 . At the swan lon, in the town of krtd.o.:, .1* 19th diy at May, at l' tsar in the Afterno tai, rlll . ll. MANORS of ROSS 11 1 .11t0U(.1! - 1 and Rosi 1(.11tPI 1 1N, in the coutitv I! .r.:14.1, with :h.. Fines, Quitr.itsts, Ro l att:ei, and Appiarteitaacr.: thereto belonging. Also a most .ies7rahle Farm and Water Mill, a•ljaiti:og the town of Ross, Che,ottill A very valuable titack cut Corn Milts, situate in the tPWI , , called Ross Town Mills, milt ereat cnnttnatiti of v... 1 or for OK sante. 'I ho Reversion of ROn• Water Works, .;Liter preitmes, subject tux lease for a shun terns. And several p♦retl6llt Vi ry Itch Mendow ..iml, sittlate in the parish of Ross, and %chino a cony- of the tov‘ a. Printed particulars may be liad.by paid) to Mes.a.4.l.luyil„ ows, Lu.tt to ; M t . ltavis. r cal Warminster ; or to Mr. I)ast.l Its.herts, the Manor, Ross; at all of which places ate IttZ .): t!!:: WINDLESHANI, By N.!r. SCOTT, Ou Fihtty.June '4, at Tway*. <'0.01:1:, Attrt, wa.l,,v, I.F Order ot :Ile Ilteetitor‘. with ale a l 'llll. EE1.4()1,1) REM/JP:NCI'. of ilw la:'- . .10 x fit Z, 1!..,.41 vet yli!ea.awly emit:clines:l4 iss the Wattill-!%it 4l - 1 . -tc .it- \%t .tern KttaJ, mile from De h nt, ,:ecru irons 1..y.:13111 am! %Vitt I.tattlon, in a tine SpOrtiiir, co c;;.try, well r, cont.tintit:; three Sitting 144,111; five CI) Ir,Ll)- la, re , jittafi ::tia Ont . :intl.:olgs, with ass e.,:e.t Lent n, Inrt , 4t in - Artful 111tatli.w. and Arabic Lan4l, part coitylwitl, in all above 24 Arreq,pkta,teg'y 'ioniser , c(; V. a', aatt Tax red.:erne.% forming a ‘1,1.r1itti.!:......1.-tite i tz s Await talvily. Zay be viewed, and l'artikuhrs t. ad{ at the Kills'. it ad, I:.:,-,- 'hot and Frhant ; Nlescrs. h.ritie Cart-y-,r, ; at the Nlart ; and of Mr. scou t , us, iii w t, I.undott. I:EN f CII.tROE ANt) INTERES r, 015 PER, ANN!' 7 T. 11'El .1. ht.:COMA) ODi Eti 1%11 IN 1111: COUN I 01 nU RHIN. TO BE SOLD BY 1 . TCTI 0 N , Bs. N:r. At GarravrAy's Coffec-1 I t. Ct:ri drli, nn Tar R S. \l3y Y.i , ist.i„ Twilve • RENT (Ai gutc; E and IN 1 . , in itv:onitt amontri..; to El . + .4:1.1 I . EN I . Y-FIYE 1 1 01!NIls AN:s.1::1-1, .o: 4 1.1:,. of a litalthy Gsitticm.ui. is bi t:..cort•tl by A Mat nog,. 3(.0/. (.1• •1 4;rialvtar:: of d.t, rL. I‘.,t ,vt ibo A ..,:111.41 o 1 ouut:t. tud VI. tv,A d in the Cou.:11 , 1,1 l'articolJt of Air. :.,,0;•,‘,1v, c.;,,traway'e.; t,d of Air. RolJit:.4, 11'Jiwick- ove.Dy. rAt. WORXI ; U AND CO I TON EMIBLE CORN W 14t EH' it D11":EL1.!Ni;- 110i1S1.:.4, COT I & • U}. :VILA) !*ii AITC I'!ON,. !C. - At the Kirt;:i Maki. •.• htl., • . ••• 1815, a! z . vett . :4mt ;1.. it ,1 , 1.11 7 .)1 1) F. r •ar %Vett End 04,14riiii, h ) t ...•ir.uidto :%:4101,-A r: —' •: '' titime 940041 and 111 , ": A.fc 1' 71;es;•s, kv. ei MAttlit.A.lON ORS 1 b.:I AA:A.: 4 , a •.le-tarereal litiehtteg, with a capita: 11 ,e , e flt Water, .1 JiJA r 1.414 AWV I I , •••••1. 1144114•6:1•Ing ' t 11C V% 1 . 1:: ?WI :*, the I.oVvt r hlill Room, and three Stories ut Spil:l:oli4Z k%1./.11 , (e'er ; artaz!e• ad, and on au Dream: ,r.•y. a Yllr:t 1 • 4••Ilie'e Howie, and Rocoot.oljoinetoz, and three Storitr, ovzr„ tv.l4 Vault, llatd, and Reehati; Room.. A Pow Ins C.J.:13:11 4 a t C.111r1111; Room, a Smith', Shop, at:d .11:. Storey i.t 1.1.11 s fs . Ruin'. , 0%.*c1. Detached, a Clerk's Dwelling-House, ceenainel k *. two R . w:rla nn the GroundSturey, and two Rooms over. the th.r ue•pes te sod: 1)ryllig.a001:1, Coneting-Abop, and 1.of: over.—A tiarden ; la.ge open 4 . artl, shut in by koiding Gate*, ao 0:141a.n.e; Cart Shed; the Stream ut Wrer, and the Mil .e:d two Meadows aljoining, contailiin e ; to the wattle E , ;;!et Acre; ; thrtx exet Dent Cretages, 'lle Wier-ted are now In full employ with 40U Spindles, :and aeh time, out twelve yards In a in mete, t .e superettre•y ut %sleek above others only report s to be 11.,,5.vn to he med. , a very profitable concern. Ine ior Corbin N .u• contain Seven Hundred and l'ety• .1•401..5. we:le whir elthwty in propurinne, ant at a .malt t 1.g.:11•1: :stay h. • IiX. I rt.a.:y fur workm,r, and turned to rt•usideraf.le atlth:sonai 4,lva:rage, u there i. always a plentiful litypty vac:olon Warr. The linnzontal Shaft avid Wheels, and the &Ili:rent Machi nery belonzing to tin-Mills, to be taken by the llnrchasrr at a Valuation, ass Inventory of whim may he stern on the Premuse-, and at hlr. Robins's Mire, IVarwark.-street, Guldelt-square, London. Lot 2. The LOWER MlJ.LS,adjoining theTuwn of Derby, a slturt distance from Lot I, lately used as Corn Mills ;Gut the Works have been removed), standing on a capital fleaa of Wa ter, and capable of commandlng a large stroke ut Iltudness Grinding Corn, or as a Alantilactory ; the Mill Room and c.t pital Water Wheel, and two stories ut Rouen; over ..Id Wheel. huume, Coal house ' and Rooms over; Washing room, &c.—a detached Brick an d Timber Building, containing two Combing Shops, &c. A Neat detached Brick-built COTTAGE, two ito.ons on a floor, with Garden, Yard, &c. and two other excellent Cottages, two capital Meadows, the whole about Five Acre.. A new Wear has lately been erected with S:one, iu a very substantial manner, and of great utility to the Mill.. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Fox, on the Premisto, of whom Particulars may be had; at the Gouge, Nor:haniptou Cowen, Leicester; Anchor, Loughborough ; King's Head, Derby; Blaclamoor, Asbbuurne; George, Leek ; ()la Ao.lo, Macclesfield; White Lion, :Stockport; B. s,:gyvviater Arm,, King's Arms, Lancaster ; lilackantoor's I Not• tlngham; at Garraway's Cidie-house, 'CI, loge-alley, l'..rtih.lt; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goltirtt--youre, Lutit:on._ VALUABLE FREEHOLD oil 'EI rtC•lRu 1. l'1:. 'lO BE :.(11,11 - . 111 E Capital dIAN UON HOIJ,6IS, tailed FRICKLEY.PIALL, with the MANOR of I. , pear I)oncaster, in the West ithling of the Comity ut Vtllk ; to gether with the whole or parr of upwards of Ste Hualrett Aercs of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. of supsirior valv y, im mediately surrounding the House, m 2 ring fence . The Baum is adorned, in every part, with time niost hrisiug and beautiful Plantations, and there are substan ,uoi Earns Buildings, nearly new, in the centre and at ..aelt et,d of it ; also a well-accustomed Wind boil!. and sores:ll new-intik Cu:. tages,at a proper distance from the Mansion house. The I:st.ui is nearly bounded by two Trout Streams, and well watered by them and by never-tailing Springs. The Mansion House is substantial and modern, compriiiiir every_ convenience fur a large and genteel Family. The Dinin g and Drawing-rooms are about 30 feet by 91, library at..l Brwti fast Parlour 22 feet quart, all 14 feet high. •1 bete 1, .11111 a larg.: Garden, well stocked with Fruit-trees in full Laming, with lance walls 12 feet in height. The Roads are good, and communicate with the Great North and South goad, at a distance of about three miles. '1 hr sur rounding Country is beautiful, well stocked with Game, Witt there are several Packs of Fox Hoppa" and ilarnm kept In the neighbotutood. Cm the whole, this is one of the most compact and desirable Estates in Engl and, fur a man of fortune, both in of resi• dunce and investment of Capital; and is distant seven mites from Doncaster, and nine miles from Rotherham, Barnsley, Wakefield, and Pontefract.—'lle Premises may be entered to at likAbilrN. A Map of the listwe is left with Mr. Sheardown, llooltselkr, in Doncaster; and I Junel Abson, of Frickl e y S t abl es , w ill s h e ; the Prewber.—trickley, April 22, ISM CT-lINT3 ' 4 11.71 1 111 IfyZFNCIT:=, OR MS are allowed to the rn r st freliv,rt ---- WSot:rres of Cioldri - :s ' he:r Sy. ~• ever! Parent shookd be a:.:tittlnted with. They i)erw - ..,.5. I of arpetite, a paleness of the faev, am! av viar state of the bowels, attended with vicitlit ; tt. brit.g on convulsions, ur . rt the growth of the loo.!i, 0:i i (•!" . prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or dee - Iy. itot! preventative and core Fir tfictor attratitig coniplatets, ro; • excelleht Medicine Is unisitaw.il!y alowwwl, WI the ti atint ,, v) • fotetest chsrtcters in !his r•our.r7, ro ! - : IV., PO t...” 7,41. .1 prbha arpT0111:1041, t a tru to the i'rovrictor, train .t kiiwowlrelge tot it, eilice. - y ft t! .- eir owe% f t.ati i , w h-yepti cotwretitio it..ii..i ovrt. • to \t Mcil, :VIC of lite kit - t. t Front the Hon. nt:,l tf v. tl.e Lt ! 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A:: ih nottr,titm•hirltNi. at•d Co. claim the sat:trio,' of r a- wt tle• tesliniony of iiticontiaote•e.! t •. prof, • ;he cute of there (tote:Aims, they hold out no hal:went -ti• Vic.: ; but, • ensible at :111 men !PIUS' he, on :he existe•.ce calemities, they offer their 3ifist3ll.:e as regularly esilucAo. d N• boys of the RotalCullegts of surgeons of laneftni Slight and recent case.s of Syphilitic infection art radieally c in dm short spars of two day:. Those tit the mo.e duration, such as Übstruc ions. inveterate Stricture., the B.one•, (;Teets, tee, are retlll m. noly And speed..., c..• • —Sevetal Noblemen ite.d fleutlenien of the first respectaLa have been under the care .of Meows. Cralitst and Co. ter 1111 l val of conoaitots of the urethu, st r - •••••.: es, /cc ; received a radical and p-rmanew c•irr, request r..i . .• • may he made to than, aatistarttory vv•olences of the e superiority of Nit ~.rt. Cuellar awl Co.'s plan o f t r ot e•. ; Nlany of thes•r Gen•letovit hAsi s rirtures front ten I. t'. • years, and were Utoler the care• t,i Niesarsoilome, litat••••• mil whet Sur ...•.cpt:s of copal mono lice, who A ttemv,.; du or by the app's scion of the lunar caustic, witli..a: Vl' • CUR nit: and Cu. have•c...leete•l the fillirxing le ttt fr...is • limey they ara tla•ly tact-41,mi fori.a eS.I •t•••• • 'hunt dietik , lit thcir i . vsturxi.nt to s• .n.l ..,o• • • health. It was •eau to •thoin, utOult. i•e ;, from tLr sou s. Noble Lan, who had la:sows/pi utaer ilnt j14•47!•••:n Vaintul nialAiy tor vet years:—hr h..: o•le of several :ma ge:•.tis of prestO:isiowal tAilin..i• se, 11,4:e ot ' afforded hem per 111.1:, Ilt ; LW. tr.. 111 tt,r• ,spi•rior 1114:;•. 0 . , treatment a.iopted and pursued by . Currie aiht Co. caved A tad:c.f.Ale in tatt abut: ,pace :it one mouth. " !AA) . • t, "To 1)r. CUR RIF, frt . :, Ilattoto.:ardan. " Lord --fl,t li *Licat plear.:ris Loau noleta• f • (7u-rie the per:ec: rewatahlishment 01 Lfs in of his In:LI awl a intirake,treattrient ..f S•tia...rs tttv • tie may a•fol, Ltd nut fur isia•ly eujoya I sa c•oolort aott trae.foin front r th. ; I. • s• Lavi• l ; tl r5.:164 i • ' : .tt: .011, •pt core td thin horrid cowl:low. .ks w 3• i. t.O the thahht.r t!.at nit , is • 1 - .• r•I Aril:Liu , . •••-• • ;,.:ever, •roon a la:r lad -IA a l t.t clan,•ao o ;i, to 1••• • Lute of Applause t P Dr. C•its ir! nh ee ht• se:oaths . i•-•••'• - shall ever hi: ottio,t ready and widvig to 4 1. kilOW:‘ ,1 :,' " Nlartrosi Woorrn, who :••:•,; Leen : •• t ex; ectations of a (:unify, may he a•tore.t, Ilse in n . ••.: •• • • rich dehatts are entabie fly -'4•11; .o.e. • moral of such impadi•n• :its a.• ..1 rainy' with °diets, yet Me cut .• ..! put:, n•• . 0% • • iir,)3tess of rettov Itcon, 11 11... ;‘e.r.3ll.:lOebt 0: !Lir • 314 cars}' ;•• N: • . Ca: r..- ant CO. I. • tvtll escape the pant, dauger, s apt ot A. 1.: t • evoll Its% e3rell..•llCe.! i.raciitonsert. Messrs. Ct. to air and Cs. may Is ; : • • Sex, with the gteatest stereey and hetne.r, a: Limit low:, .` Hattom-gar,len. II . 1 Patiei.ta he the cosit”ry,dk 4:11411-re. :he particular% ot it.. Xge, and fthide of I.vit,e, int:lost:iv' a tctillitati.:e to , 3.!.%:.• ttlethriieir. the carte 6% ;11 tx given or •clit tt•411). •ear . 4 • lois. To 'none ti. it serTrC) SO tt...st Wl4l to to, tr t the 1" 1612 .! ;= Of It'VeV• cork be added to .4. r.:.:cunt sot .;* L•• 4 to;, 1 Luton Oartltea. - - I.IIISULOPI i erlil.r.l tit LLV4I. I, :-.4eit r .i• c. pub3s3ttl the: e, as , 4 Km. %car 1111110. 114'