Star. — London, England, 1815-09-09 00:00:00

Mr. Secretary P.4.AL athl Mr. D. O'CONN !ILL. (FROM THE DUBLIN EVENING Pi'%:T.) Since the preceding lines mere mitten One Corres pondence which we inserted yesterday) we understand that Mr. O'Connell received a message from Mr. Peel, in consequence of t!:e expression used by the tomer, namely, that Mr. Peel chose to bring him into the Printing Office, instead of the field. The message, we understand, was delivered by Cidanel Browne ; but fortunately, in consequence of a commonication to the Lord Chief Justice, Mr. O'Connell was put under arrest and held to bail by his Lordship. We. hive not heard whether Mr. Peel has been put under arrest. He had left his Lodge at the Park, at a late hour last night. We also hear that Mr. Lid..veli hid received a message from Sir Charles Saxton, in con sequence of his statement. But we trust that both these Gentlemen have been put under attest. In consequence of circumstances with which the public are already acquainted, Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Lidwell were this day b.tund over to keep the peace by the Lord o , :ef lastice. Tne Gentlemen in question had been, in the first instance. arrestrd by Mr. Sheriff Fleming, who sub:;equently consigned them to the jurisdiction of the Chief Justice. —Dublin Gorresppsdast, 54. An ingenious artist at Bradford, in Yorkshire, is making an artiliciai kg on a new construction for the Marquis of ANGLEMa. H:s Lordship pressed the in.; ventor to let him have it without delay, as he wished to receive the PNINCE Itecesr at 13,aasfesert on his leg:. The Friends of the Wid tie in distress, foe whom C e Subscriptinis is opened at the Banking.houses of hiessr. Huo.co.es and STIRLING, in the Strand ; Mcssis. Staten, PAYNE, and Co. George-street, not. siott-house ; Messrs. HAtINILIISLLY and Co. Pall-Mall ; • and at Mr. Mieeatirt's, Coeupside ; most earnestly recommend her case to the attention of those who have a charity fund unexpended, as whatever rs sub , scribed will be sure to alleviate poignaoc, inevitable and u:tmeitted distress ; it will heal the broken heart, and it will relieve helpless misery; and those who Wish to contribute nee 1 not fear. from the state of the Suhscription, that their mite will be suftedluous ; the peat and worthy public one, together with others of a private nature, appear effectually to prevent it. The Proprietors of Covent Garden cla not trust alone for attraction to the novelty of their Theatre. They have mid- many important tei Anions to their Company. —Mr. C. KEMBLE; Mrs. Dunes, &na l the York Theatre. and Miss Humes, the Catalaiti of Dublin, are among the ucw engagement. It is understood, in the neat' ical world, that the Lyceum is to be puliesi down at the ex:;iration of the present season, and a heai:tifel Theaiae 1 , ,1 English Opems erected on the- ia• which p.a pas all the surrounding houses •iecessary to the plan have been purchased. The rota - e ill be of cast iron. A cnri us Irish Gentleman, v.•lio is 'tit present an inhabitant of Paris, having at•ei,!entolly cast his eye on one of the advertisements of M.t.:AMI: CAT %LANl— ta..;ng her far one of his countrya omen, said—" I knots Mist -Witty Lase very welt." He soon found that hr was mistaken'; but being informed that she was a woridertul Italian singer, he went to the Con cert. --One of his friends having asked bias his opinion about the musical talents of Arty Lane, he returned this answer, es curious as !Mosel! :-.•44 Why faith," said he, 4 , one might as r... 11 go to a serm"n as to frilly Line's Cot,cett , tl:e is like t h e par nn «br• his all the talk to himself. Kay sings 'weed y, 11:1 it is always the same story. I cannot rslish a dinner made up all ot.sugar." A large swarm of bees on the last market day at Beverley, in Yorkshire, entered the shop of Mr. Oa- TART, a grocer, ,and imrneoliately put to flight all his other customers ; a general battle then ensued, and it was not until after Mr. OxrAuY and his men had re ceited several wounds, that the enemy was made to " bite the dust," instead of the sugar. A whale brought to Shiel.is in the Lady Tine, from Davis Straits this year, filled casks which held 10,050 gallons, which is Worth at least selsoo. EXCINANOVD ClVlLlTlM—Yesterday as Mts. Wite i SON and tier daughter, of Pimlico, were seated on one' of the benches ol the Pagoda-bridge, they were joined by a Lady of elegant tier-lament and attire, and a Teuth abaut ten years old, her son. In the course of conversation Mrs. WILS'IN looked at her watch. This Inky coincidence reminded the stranger hers wanted winding, and borrowing Mrs. WILSON ' S for the pur pose, she slipped the chain from that, a gold repeater, on her own, a metal one, which, in presenting it to Mrs. Wieson as her own, with many civil acknow ledgements, she politely took her leave. PRICE or BREAD...—The Master, Wardens, and Court of Assistants, of the Bakers' Company, have agreed (somewhat in the way of the Tallow-chandlers Company,)-to send weekly notices to the different Bakers, of die tnamitnom which they ought to charge to the public, to be regulated by Monelay's prices at Mark-lane. The notice for this week,' ending on Thursday, states the price to he I ld. Eartso.—lt has h.-en ascertained by several recent experiments in France, that one Prnsian eats as much as five Englishmen, and cite Cossack as much as three Prussians. This estimate may afford an idea of the • enormous consumption of provisions in that country. PELESTRIANISSI.—Saturday last, a young mats, of the name of Amos, son of a respectable farmer at Sible liedinyham, Essex, for a wager of £lO, under. took to run miles in three hours, which he accosts. plishcsi within the tome, having twa minutes and a half to spare. Friday se'eunight, the cow-house, belonging to Mr. lion, situated on the King's lines, at Chatham, about half gan-shot from the batteries, suddenly caught fire from the explosion of a sky rocket, whic h tell on the thatch, and burnt the cow-house to the ground. About midnight on Saturday a fire broke out in a large three cocicled oast, situated in the Square, at Wingham, and belonging to Mr. John Elgar, which after destroying the building and about 12 cwt. of lops, was fortunately prevented lrom conanuaicating ev two adjoining cottages. The seamen at Sunderland are illegally stopping the ships fremegoing to sea. At first they demanded Vett every ship should have an extra hand or two, i,uineas wages, with by the for sea ; but stopped' all ships • were willing . b. POLICE. Gutustudir,..-Yestesday Alen Perit, a lad or about. foutteen years of age, was charged with stealing l 2 lace shawls, value rEI2, the property of Mr. Jerome, of Wood-street, Cheapside, en Thursday last. The articles were found iohis possession and identified by the prosecutor. he boy, who was a vender of fire wood, had come into the shop under pretence of ask. ing it any was wanted. Committed for trial. CouNTeursa r Cors,rPhi/i/i Riley and Elizabeth Bryant, wire charged with having in their prissession tour counterfeit tokens of the value of three shillings ,each, purporting to be the coin of the Bank of Lag land. The Solicitor of the Bank submitted to the Magistrate, that as the Act of Parliament enjoins , that the . accused party shall have at least filly coun terfeit tokens in their possession, or that they shall tender one, knowing the s.tid piece to be counterfeit, the misdemeanour is not established, and the priso ners must necessarily be discharged. The Magistrate agreed with the Solicitor as to the construction of the Act, but warned the prisoners upon their very narrow escape.. Discharped. BUNV-STREET.—Yesterday a young man, of a gen teel appearance, very respectable connection,• and who held a high situation under Govirnmeat, was .brought to the Oifice by Vickery, the officer, and charged on suspicion of having committed forgeries to a large amount, with an intent to delniud his M.:. jesty. It was proved by Vickery and several wit. ney.es, that the prisoner had uttere.l a forged bill of exchange at the Victualling Office, in Somerset- House, to the amount of £S6B. 9s. 6d. The pi iso-• net was committed for turther examiation till the business is further investigated. UNION I - I.w. -a-Ye.aerdav John Purehnsent, an iti nerant dealer in rausliiis, 1 cos, totem, ttc was charged with stealing a time-piece from the ..• use of Mr. Footop, at Dulwich. 11 api.eared by the state n.ent of Mr. Tcotop's servant, that oil Wcshiesda; morning last, she was at home alone, when she heard sume person knocking in tta. front parloiir ; she was at this time in- the kitchen ; she went up stairs amine diately, and lound the prsoner in the prima, win. enquired it she wanted any laces or muslins ? and seemed extremely anxious to so, w her what he had. got to dispose of. She tepeatealy told him s:ie did not want any thing, and at length he went'away. A few minutes afterwards site went into the parlour for something, when she missed a valuable tiote-pece rrum the .mantleshell. She immediately suspected the prisoner, and went in pursuit ;if hint, having first applied to Ltiiox, a constable, to go with her. They gained information which road he had taken, and overt..A him when about a mile from the house : on searching him toe time-piece was found in his pos session. He was fully committed for taial. • There. are npwards of Three Hundred prisoners for trial et the OW Bailey Sessions, including twenty children, under 15 yews of age. By the new Stamp Act, the ((Mowing alterations have t ilcn place on the Dirties of Legacies : Brothers and sisters ut the deceased and their descendants, 43 cer cent. brothers and sisters of the &titer or moths, ditto, ,C 5 per cent. brothers and sisters of a grandpa- 'ha. 4.r grandmother, ditto, R 6 per cent. N W si , A I,b AND LEADEN ri Al.l. ANNA 1 . 3. (Brass earcass.) aevr, ver stone Sa GI to 4r, 4d 1 Veal 44 Od to Ss 44 W:uttem • ss 4d to 44 44 Pork Ss 44 to 4a .04 Lamb 4• W to is 4d. • PRICE 0, MEW •AOS. IletW POCILITS. Kent 71 74 to 101 Os gest 71 os to 91 • Ss susses it 154 to 9i 04 Simon • II 10a to ttl 114 Essex 71 Os co 91 Os Farnham 111 0• to ISi 0/ li Holm PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. ST. JAMBS'S. ICISITSCIIAPE Hay SI Os to 51 0s 01 I Hay 41 Os to Si Os Od Straw 11 141 Od to 21 2s 04 Straw 11 Iss to 21 Os 04 RAW HIDES. - Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is 10d in 95 0.1 swot) a its S.! to Ss 0.1 Market Calf Ps. each. Middlings ila 441 to 2. ild Buz. Hone 145 to !tilt PRICE OF 'TALLOW. St. James's Market Os Od Town Tallow 70s fid Clare Market - Os Od Yellow Russia 71s Od Whtteehipel Market 4s Od White ditto 00a od per nous of nib. .......... Soap ditto 6111 Od Graves ISs 011—Good Dregs 10s Od. Yellow Soap, ads--Mottled, 961—Curd, 1001—Palm, 104 s 'Price of Candles par dia. 12s id—Moulds, 14s Od. ' PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENH,ALL.STREEI'. I Botts, SO to 5611 s 21d 24d Calf Skins, 90 to 40114 .441 2741 Ditto, 56 :o 66Ibs 244 Itld Ditto 50 to 70Ib. ethl S3i Merchants Baas 194 00d Ditto 70 to 801 bis 2:d 1:6,1 Drooling Hides Jed 124 Small Seals Greenland 4241 44J Fine Coach Hides 194 2id I Large ditto, per doz. 12 Is INos COAl e MARKET, SEPr. 8. Sblpe at Market. Skips Sold. 88 Newmark) 604 IS Sunderland It 1 Welsh Gal Prise. S6s. 6d. to 461 6d. 40,. ad. to 42i cd. 80s t Ms. COUNTRY MARKS? CS. OiroftO, Sart. 7e --Price of la bushel of 14 - brit, Ts. 9d.—• The Quarters Loaf, 04d. thestioos, SEP I'. I —Wheat per load £lO Os. to .€lO Da rl ey , per quarter 31$ to 375. Oats 34i to 311. Brans 325. to 40s. Peas 43. to 461. V accordiug t lWr , utllage,. itb four gr 'fliia dem • ra , smplied ship ow <•`' ...yes I ready on LT.ui 0iMi%,,,2 ' stop! • - • —a., • - , 4 , 1 Pi.,- trelonganti who , . AI (*APIS 1 1 I . • 1 11t10' #: 4• ACP , et rt -le re, BIRTHS. On Saturday, the 2d instant, of a nu, the Lady of George Parker, Eiti. No. S., Sitnne-terrace, Sloane-street. The With Wt. at Paris, the Hun. Lady Frances Wedderburn Webrer of a son and heir. Monday, at Brighton, the Lady of Sir Loftus Otway, of a daughter. Monday, at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, the Lady of Captain Abraham, of a ;laughter. MARRIED. Sunday, at Ombertley, Johti 114 Captain in the Hun. Company's Serske, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the lat. Re•. Edward Waldron, Rector of Hampton Lovert,and It whoa, Worcestershire. UU D. Ac his house, lltichanan-street, Glasgow, on the 27th ult. Ro. bete ihnoistoun, EA. At Yarmouth, the 24th eh. Captain lunch, Adjutant of the East Norfolk Militia, aged SO. Wednesday last, Frances, the fourth daughter of Joseph M att, Esq. Barron Court, Somerset." Monday, at his Lordship's seat, Horn Court, Hants, Lady Fltzhacria, after a few days fitness. At Jamnpuor, In the East IndM, an the slat January, Captain Henry William Frith, of the ith Iteginwat of Native Infantry. Mat day, at SWIM' Town, Mrs. [leopard, widow of (be un• fottuoste Colonel Despard. At More, India,on the 16th January lase, Lieutenant William of the la battalion 14th regiment 'native infantry. Lately, Mrs. Elisabeth Arta, it Old Weston, Norfolk. Her death was occasioned by a tame bussard hawk, which, while she was driving it out of a trent, the garden, stuck its claws through her head; a wortilicadaa essesi s sad she ourvisid truly a few days. DY A.IICTION& • .1 • m .• .w .N 11 • lIIANWELI, 11111"ESEL MR. ROIIINS info-nas flit Public. tPat si' ask nt the 110Uir.hiOLl) MIR NI FORE and itIIVEC I'S; advertised vi fie sold by Atte:inn nu t'i • Premise'. HA NWM:I.I., MIDDI.Est X, on MONDAY, September 11, is Postponed till TuESDAY, the Mk instant, at Tway', sienek. Warwichsstreet, Ooldvusstivare, Srp:. N, I N I 1; lIANWEI.I., MIDDLESEX. nentti:te and & neat 11011.41-101.13 FURNITURE. PIER.' GI . SHEPEONIEK, BOOKCASES. PINK CAW. NI; WARDROBES. a Set of DININU-TABLE.I, LOUWIE, CHINA. GLASS . , capital S ELAM - li N, OAR DEN •TOOLti,. MELON ERANIES with Lit:ll I'S, MON ROLL., &c. ro BE SOLD BY •AHC LION, • By Mr. ROBINS, Ott the Premiers, lianwell,• Middlesex, un Tot:Hue, the I 4th Seor-mher, at Twvi , e to'Cloek, GENUINE and NEST HOUSEHOLD 1. FLWN iFURE ; comp rsicg ;rerich Bedsteads, and banupy ; Tent and other Bytieteads, with Mediu i Chintz. COMM, OA other Furniture; sra4uned beds Peatlier Ind ; French MA . of dyed Calico, bur derrd wifit Ve:vet; eteeliAr. Cabinet Ankle., in Ch,st4 ut ' Ilrawrt s, Want/Ate% Inning, Card, Pembroke, Pier and Bre.ta • Cat T;t!)tes, Japanned Chairs, Ocusvis and Ktddertainste , Car- Clima, Giac., Steed kitchen, timelier Utensils, Gardeq. fo,tit a:01 I .igh it, and v‘rkits useful tifeeta, The PROPER I V u' a LADY. May tY• viewed im Sa•urday preee‘!••lg ties ..ale, when Cata lisgoeA tray h hail, on the I'rentiw4, at the Pack-boric, Turn haul Green • iigeores Breatfordi aid of Mr. Itgibius Wavesek ,l et I yet, tiro sqinire. kALINL; uktUVE, 014 THU ILIXIMIDOIC RoAI. (lenuine and Elegant .HOUIRHO I FURNI rualt, Drilfanr iilareq LLB RES. Mittittle6, e5t0.11.0.4 find DRAWING ; by Carracci, rare tH.I CHINA, JAI AN CA:III4EI'S ansIBOXES, bUSIS, U &c. 'll3 IIE SOLI) 11Y AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS. On the Premium, Ealing Urtme, tabu& Middlevea,an "'" October 2, I 103, at Eleven A-Inek; - rip HE Genuine and Splendid HOUSEHOLD UttE, of all d.:saiptions, brilliant Plates of Glass, Lim re*, Mirrors. Victims by esteemed Masters, a num ber of fine Drawitio b s by Carrara, rare old China, India raised Japan Cabinets amlDoxes, Lusts, Droners, well finished Billiard I able, Callnet Articles 01 all descrf,gions in bile woods and of eseelleut.workman-hip ; Turkey, Time:lll, and tinier Caepe:s. The PRO I'ER ot a G ILN 11. EM AN. . The FUR NI FURE comprises Sudes of Elegant DRAWING ROOM IiURNITURIL:i in Chiwz Cotton, Va'asidow Curtain, with continued Draperies trimmed with P..rislan Ft Inge, Grecian Larches, Sofas and Clair, ensuitc, Library arid Eating Parlour Furialtirres ; capital and elegant lour remit and other bediateads, with Claiinz Drapery and other hunii:t•res, Prime seasoned Fea ther Beds and BeUdi:ig of various kinds, cipital well in,kle Ali ne Articles ii triaged and other Weirdrobus, Glazed tle,il; cases, Chests of Di .vers, Cabinets. handsona, Sidelioard, Sarcophagus Dining Tables on Pillar and Clak-r, ;iota, Card, Pembroke, Oc casional I.aslie; Work iind other Taides, iu Mahogany, Rose and Satin Woods; Eating Parlour Chairs, various Ankles of Furni ture for •S:r►aua' Apartments, numerous Kitclwn Requisites, ea:tiabie "%stakes is hatilEraine ltegisitx and other St•rvr•, Range , i, Smoke Jack's, Conn:. at, Pnases, (Su. Garden Lights and Trash, arid 01 her Etfee:4. b. viewed on Filthy and Satur.lay preceding the Sale, when L'w..14) 1 01.1, ntny br ILO oil the rretnins, at 11-. hal. tacit (without -num: ezt j)a slatitt.ll); soul of Wrewt:k.street, t:a.kr.-equate. ELEGANT MANSION, EALING GROVE, EALING, Six Mtlesfrain London, on die Uxbridge Road. C.:31; ml ? t'.IIERIAL3 of a superior apathy, w ts • :limy of Livisittle and Oak :cueing, Hut and Grern-buuses, etc. to Lots, to :se pulled down. TO UK SOLD BY AUCTION, Dy Mr. 110:ilYS„ On the Pre tithes, rating grove, Middk-ser, on Most DAT, October 18 1815, at fileven o'clock, and heir following drys, 'fill E. VERY VALUABLE AND CAPIt'AL JI. DUI I .DING MATERIAI S of the first description, of the lguble Mansion and (ii!lces, EALING GKOVE, situate at Eating, on the road to Ustni-lge, about six miles from Hyde Park Corner ; consisting of a large Qaare it) , of chart Deal and Wain , scut and t t7ier Doors, Modern Sashes glazed with Plate Ola%a and Shutters; Capital Principal Oak Stair Cate, with Carved lialustre and hand- rail, secondary s•auc saes, elegant marble Chim ney pieces finely wrongly, noble Columns %slat Corinthian Caps, adapted for a spacious ball ur &thorn; a large quantity of stole and brick work, Stem: Paving at v:uious deseriptim.,; capital West moreland slates, in-vital 1 wta of Lcad, Plain and Pantiles, Paying files, Clinkers, ant! various useful Materials, Stable Graptry, Rte. icord.y the attemina of Gentlest. Daimlers, and others; the priticird part modern, aial of tletilti,? destge.s. The matertals may he tally canveyed to any part of the Kingdom, front the pturmit) to the Grant! Junction Canal and Weer Thames. • 'robe N•iewsid three days previous to the sale (Sunday excered) when Catalogues ni.►y be had, on the Prenlises, it IS. each ; at the Bell, Ealing ; l'tgrons, Brew (Ad; White Horse, Ualarhlgu ; and of Mr. Rubins, War .vick•etr . •, Gulden square. EALING, ON THE 'ROAD TO UX3RIOGE, Six Miles from I lyde l'Ark Corner. CAPITAL. F:t !THOU) MEADOW LAND, daily nrra• relented with line . grown IMBE R beautifully situated fur erecting V ILLAS, el gibleTur GARDEN GROUNG; BRICK EAR.I 11, Neat CO I TAGE, TO LE SOLD BY AUCTION, 14 Mr. ROBINS, On the Prendies, Ealing-Grove, Ea•int, Middlesex, nn Mo nisv the loth Ociuber, 1815, at Eleven o'Clock, iti Lots; AVERY valuable FREEHOLD •ES FATE, EALING GROVE, scuste at Eatiikr, in the Cowity of Middlesex, between the two Great Western Roads, only Mies tram Hyde Park Censer; con:ability; nearly Fee ty Acres of exce.dingly r t :It ,Vleadow I , eatithully ornantetved with hoe guown Ehreq I rye', Shrubs. :ea! Evergreens, enlivened by fine shies of•Waier, laid mit with Walk+, areil•belted by Planta dens, enclosed by Park Paling, a n ,; presenong most di light foil Sebes to erect 'Villas. 'I he Land i, highly eli4tble for Gartleu Ground, abolindies with brick Earth. A neat Cottage, snore in Ea itir, convertible, at a small exuei , ... its.• an eksb:e Reel. deice, se We a liece ut GarJrn Gromal. To be viaw.d by Ticl.ets; Pin - ocular* nay he had on the Premises; at tip.: 11:11 ant OIJ Ha-s, Ealing ; White Horse, 11x• bridge ; Lrotitiord,• Red law: , Hunnilow and Southall; a Mr. H. 14 yatr, No 5, N.Wi iv) of Ilees..e. Make, Whi i.„. and Ainge, Esiett-sii err ; and of Mr. Rob.hs, Warwick-street, 4irldert4quare ; of se ham 'rickets for view;sig may be Lad, an a Plan of the E•ita-e- inay be seen. DEVON. BAR IRON WORKS PCIiN6I. - .li EDGE TOO!. NIANU FACTO R NCllOlt 51V1 1 HER Y, Ste. at 'IAVIS'I OCK. fU liE SOLD fIY AUCTION, by Mr. :CU 1' I', On FRIDAY, the nth of October, a- Twelve o'Cl.)ck, at the Mart, bundith, triless an acceptable cifer shall be previously made say Private Contract, rirAVISTOCK IRON WORKS.—This eminent Manufactory is most desirably situates! in the centre ut an Important Mining District; extremely convenient for Trade !O Plymouth, the 1:ock, and :irons:Louse, by water conveyance; also for the King's and Private Yards, Exiiortat ~,,,, &e. 't he Plant contprises nine powerful Water Wheels t regularly suppli e d, ma chinery for sight Hammers, Air and blast Furnaces, blowing Cy. !bidets, Boring, RoWsig, and (;rinditil Mill; extensive SNitasery„ with requisite weliqulapsed Prtetants, convenient, compact, and inclosed: a"commodious pleasant lte.idence, with Stables, Gar. dens, Cottages, and Ten Acres of rich Pasture Land adj•iining ; tie whole hod far ninety years unexpired. Mey be viewed by applyirs; to Mr. S. Hornbrook at the Ma nufacsory, where descriptive Par/Icahn may be had; also at the Print'ng.olEces of the Cornwall Gazettt,'kruro; (Janette, Exe ter= Telryfraph, Plymouth•Doek Cambrian, Swansea; Journal, ' Arts, Oazette, Birmingham; at the Man; and of Mr. ikon, 22, New Bridga.street, London, where Plans may be seen. The greatest cart of therrebase-money mey remain on Mort. _ • Cltif CWS PILLS. IN the liarious compl tints incident to the 11 , 7mon' frame, there art none c drea.ifulin eatifE3turv, no. ow, altrming in their consequenees, than the GRAVEI. and S I ~ )Ni• PAINS hi the lI.ICK, L.()INS, .1;!,A111)11R, and lall'k,,: 8.%Ci0. 'I hey - :ire c.isnplaitte. to which ev.•ry per•on is li, - .1.1e, and are a t LI mra for every other spears ot Dit.o: Ix. i ; above invaluable hiviielne coittiro,t,l of t:ie itiost hoax. 1:t i::• grethents, has hem tozoid ot sit.gubr efficacy, to the ih o irp c o „ . _ plaints ; removing the calculi, or rritty seur.tions, anti lia.ni.li o , every pernicious tendency to i11...5-..t di.ord..3s, without rutilice. meat. Front a Conicitpw.l4 , -...4 of the poor/eel quality of the- c ' Pills, f illy evinced by a pr:vate practice of r.::,isy y‘gri, :h e y are nth. red to the afllictvl, and re:annuetulcd as a care ta t I N tbove complaihts. Bold siege,,Ale and retail at Mr—Butler's, 4,Clirsitl.!, carnet of St. Paul's Clitirch•yard ; an: reed Yr Polarn and shitip. I'. ; -:i sitonth; ILO; I . Ltrilive„ and Johi.van,s:o4pitit ; dtilonri, Vie, o p. MaPory t lone!, Purtsca ;'lL'reA man, Ex( ter ; C...ll.wc.rhy, (;:..,. ville,Gillwr, , anti - Rost tad, Plynacit.tlt • Newbury,llchitit; :!..v: : t end Mutton:od, G:Avi:ol A ; :ro i l(, heetuh,ratnnescott and 11 , .., burn, gilioluittli ; Crutwi 11, !lit:. ; V. 941 e 4. Perk, licit; c: - .Tv .., &twat& and l'enuy, Ar.:1111:loge.Liveri•ool; :4t,ir... le.l j J. i,.!,, Manchester; Bor. - en Nonvi4h; Kusti att.11.11,1 1, !l.r. , it •!-..-.-.; Gregory, Bri,,hton ; ‘t :At% liiiztirmi; tilsomenth, isiiwitsi:•:, Roach, l'iymnath Do: k ; tad most Medicine Veil ;yrs, iti hozPV at Pii. lid. each. . • 11:1 THE SCRONLIMIU4, TISK 11% ANI) 11 Nk.itVUL./S. • --- - 1: 4 1 X PER M EY!' A I.IX cni.vineecl, with o , e 124 wori.l ai hirer, not only of the y but ,ty lotti:1) dofte by all the Nleth.ta hitherto en%.l.lyed fee • L e e 4:t these Diseases and, at the Fame 1.:44., ;oily pett,uadt ; t,a4. In the dispensations of Pruett:T. wet, nec,nal cer tainly were to be (mind ; we eolliAeut! and it . alototy • onsseltes to the study ut ; and ILc resok of fourtken appteati.nt has been dieto..ery of Three i-.ew 'None. dies entirtly out of 11w usual too of M 41.ral i'rac..ce, i...• . .lucting the most ..x•raorditi 117 T.,•.1 beuefic,al .11,,.cs on the C.. • eitip , iye, :scrofulous, and Vous„ who 3 es. n ot or ,iy red vet from the urgent bl•mi tom, thtie 'Limn-able c .tupi tints, ! their very Giant lit' , W x . t•nat: the 1414.01 of the Cutt.m.. j ittve, lava! their 4:iccase.l hil.st., .1 4 re. so; e the eimti.te t to robust an rutid. 1,14E11 r (•.„ tes.!'pat'.ate u.l} syni e haits. of Scrofoi..i . f...e 0,4 .: 0 Renle.ly ais., sr. ;. at the very root of the disthse, u. Tor. iy gabs rooting it 4.u: of she consti• u • hot. ()or Nt rvous 1 1 etnedy it 11 , %met:scot, and the unhappy .uhiects td mt..l 44.4 pw, „ r i,d Mai * by perpetual dhappu.; , nit i.t, may here k, 10.1. co: ii.s• and Will certainly obtain rulfef sr th. it wre...-ke.h;rs4. he N. w Medical Institution is established by a Jockty 4,1 I::: •licti tfe:l4:e• Men, for the Cure of these Complaints on l .y, at No. • , street, Bedford.tquate, Landon.—F. X.t elan .ltd t.... •„ 11 Ample It.structlous are given Will eat% tit.itincr Itetn?.;:y, the price of which is les 6d. double set , quads JO.. Li 1:14. 1... gether with a Pamphht of the- evidenc.s.uf ti.e• .u. cess of motes of treatment. But, when additional advice h regotr...l, Dr. St:tunes, !October of the Royal Collego., may by is te Institution from I; kern to three Air by lett. r. post paid, inciinhug a r.:mittants, addressed to F. Xavier and Cu.ai a!,ove. .• The above Pamphlet may be bail , gratis, at the !tuft •i 41, where the Keintiltue are sold, ithelea.ile and retail, us..l by 41 "11.1: , 3y1A:. lit I.uct , rye,. BEr, leave to harm yen, that var since t!)e rear 11790,1 had born afflicted with the l.urs Vent•rea, viLis::frort Its obstinately resisting everyconise of medicine prescrihrl bytSe most eminent of the faculty her, and ittiderg•:eng.severe.s ere coons. , o r salvati o n au,' ;wire di se bat ef.,l room t with Iktk relitff, would appc:lr to hut tar tam! inveterate nature. in the sprit-• of last year my dis• r.!.:r hal got to such a Itcal, as tlJarly to put a mod to ir.y relate:ire. in this , tate,J ,was to. commended t . '.:..1 Thompson, (who receiital rat a cure by t'una here,) • • lee r whicb I tiegizi to do (el the 2t;th kb)? ;in the cure of a fortnigh 1 , . gen is receive bmef:t. In 1 - . , tle more than a mends 1 became., , t iy year liberal advice and rmiliccite, perfectly free frost for mer comilausti, have recovered my former spit Its and stren;r•a, an d ant 1,,,,,ne a jolly an I tat, In which state haring Continued miny months To the asto:uslisractit of u:1 who knew me,. , . eta at a loss in what terms t • rsprts* nsy gt:.titude, hut beg yin ..tt the ;rood of otter stteiting mortal., to tna.ke this my ea*: as public as possiiale, it. I 51.41 on every oomion—ln •iiir'you svtll greatly uli tge, lie s yarn grateful obedient very humble sin. ram, • ALEX. IVIWAX Swans Clo•e, 1-liei-start, &I!n'wrgh. Wei ared sold by , Provrletor, Thor nu Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in I.ondun;at Ms lauwis No. 9, New Bsl.lge-street. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer a, 3s, St. Albans-street, Pal; Mail ; the Tpy-thop, No. ;IL., )I. ford-street J Mr. Ihsburougles, N 0.7, 1 , 44-srreet-hil pushy the Monument and by one person in eVery coax i 10 - Ablit town In England, itte. in ht.ses u. Iy f:s. I'LL elicit, .with holland plam dit cation , rearreby rCT arither 4ez may ease tbeneieless oral ease and <nerre• N.B. I.vcr Box s9l4litt (;neat Britain It Frac.: up with x c!stnp wt,ch, by I.tvourof the 1 , 1111'.e.1 At the t)tice, ' 1 . . Taylor. Nu. 9. New tcrt.' ADVICE. No. Is, noUrorio-Areet, ri,:et-street, 'fir/ t, 7. lie, WHEN Men Educin:m mitt ofcsb:onai d:11 use per.eacrini rtidaavout sto distuver the 1714?-t If • certain method ut cream:ll a tow rrev Uiseaso, the ••.a.cess. ful result of their expert tee is the best proof of supertori:y. • Fifteen years have we ..I...ect eat our prt:tice to Ake etclutive treatment of Three 1 / I .cirdett, and the c mtph to seccess atteetis ing our plan, gives us additioual ardour to typ Ise as mach at bk tits ravagri of those tong:raj:its winch are the matt important of all the intirmitks to winch the hums:: t eonoir t y is virposei After au authorised introduction into every brincit of 7vle,lical Science, we deterni•nei on commencing prac;:ce, to res.ue in. dividuels from tin: iatutrauce of uneducated Dont, or the riaa''y dangerous precipitancy a general prat Wont r. The three bi %orders, to the cure of Wadi we have dlt earl our attention, costsprtst every species to Vent real Infection, win:titer l'of recent ur Long durseiritt ; all Linda of D. :silky or 1 ' dent). * whi ilit-r ar.sing .tn* the secret habits of schookligys, or the intlergencies of mature ago ' tannin:l,l:lg in inipiectice, and sometime* In consuMption ; 'and laoly, Cut ders o;envitt tat the system :in woolen, which is called Barrenness or :...etiht;, many CUM originals* in a similar error. Numerous diseases are the result of ignorance or haste i z •i:e Arran/win of .a xitnple Utniefrriacca, aril it not ut:trequeotly •Aps pees that titre seeds of We ate pristine!, from tint soadeert nee of un unguarded suentwo. By, a seperior method,. such " 13 ' plaintserr easily cured ; and even.where miters have failed, we trust that we may titter an edfccrnal res;oradori. tirilicannot the twin inseterl:i casts of ownplleated'4ll - oft in this disorder equalthe calainiTous situations of men, 1•31, from inthilgenee a . solitaif Oct, or prevalent gate i:a ti a le:ltionalge hie, acquire that srate of debility, .white, witelable • floats ut: such kier:Ocieus hal.:re. W here etw Vial t .4y suderer broods ores his ruiscly,.b t carefully conceals his ti• lt.tettlle, it moy fur hint to be assuryti, t k t..t hde - criwi: practitioners feetfutirattricipate the event, it'is tie removal of thane deficiencies by the gradual progress ut re •!- rated Neat that.is the Acqutrement u: our studies. If aid at: devotion at the shrine of liaerbus or Venus Ettic begun to sap .e essence of.matainnnl, niuch tataiety prt•verticti In,. at. 24 )r countemctite. of dila:int:id stet!, and iii i hew eases tit Er...t d '- ficulty will occur ; but where tltis deficit:ail UN barn -11w.reti ;0 continue for .years, a jit,i•ci.mt iterwverence is indojnatsau.e ✓evive the coast itution, and in-estimate it ttsiorakrit. Irlif there're of the Urethra, es fieloet..l/ or arising (rout •tl•e above complaints, have escal•ct! ". r attention; by ea infallible and imprtved :arc - hIM to remove Ilihoitnitc Circus a::d Ma icsarr,, cent er of lung dor:pion, without resorting to We onutul dangerous use of the clustie bougi... Mem) it.statict s tart Para adduced °leery hiverera ol s.ve*al years contfi.ar-c having yielded to out method to a tew dabs, cr. tht: cure hal t been attemptsfil by otter practLioners withote eft C. 2 . Patients in the country to state their ag , , nicesitr . by letter, enciedsig a remittance, will hay, tiro eel arise • add medicine, forwarded to any part or the Uniteti GOSS and Co. Mrps'itit: of tbe Rey Collcte burg , tot • Mulls WA 1 Elit la Al I.OIIOON . Muffling , . • i 1 admen attar II Afternoon • • - • It aniapts an 7 LONRUN: Prusaiii by Lavas. bar: r, Pickirt published iburr, ands/ efts Star °dice, Tquvicli.v.