Star. — London, England, 1815-06-05 00:00:00

msw!=Br-:vasSiortil tAnoNNETIIE. Ali! Lally, why Av nw sad treat toe with scorn, Because I intrude in your bower; / sought a sweet rose, but I gatitet`tl a thorn, And you were the mercilt s 4 flower! V.A %was hot the beauty that nn thy* cheek, Though loveliness rests en each dimple; Cr eyes that a heart of benevolence speak, - • Or Insulters so graceful and simple : Oh, It Was not all these that attracted me there, For soul, mind, end feeliug, are thine ; came but to gate, to depart and despair, And at distance., to worship thy shrine! And dear is the thought that reposes on thee, Though slender the hope it must cherish; 'Vet still will it linger, a treasure to me, TM thou may*st decree It to perish. And if the sweet blossom of love must ne'er bloom, And loneliness still be my pest ; I ne'er will repine, but yet, 'midst the sad gloom, Thy iceage w►ll reign in my breast I a. tt. w, • 'Yesterday Divine Service was performed at Carl ton House, by the Rev. F. W. BLOMPERU and the Rev. J: S. CLARKE. KING'S THEATRE.—.The frequenters of this House had an exquisite treat on Satuiday night, in the first f enr esentation of a new, grand, Serious Opera , e n - I titled Barron: Regina Di Lidice. The music, which is composed by the celebrated Mama . PoitTooswi, possesses excellencies of the highest cast, and was he.trd to the end with unusual delight. A beautiful trio in the first act, between SIMI, GitnAsi, and Matt :occur, executed in the finest style, obtained strong marks of approbation, and was encored—indeed, tfe oliole of the Opera excited particular attention, and erew forth more applause than we recollect having fal:cn to the lot of any of its predecessors, for a great length of time.—The Gaffe of 13,adail followed. The whole of the performances went oil with considerable effect, and we think, before cue of the most crowded audiences we have seen during the present season. HYDE PARK AND KENatNaToN GARDENS, were lesterday crowded with fashionable company. Se veral of the Four - in had whips appeared in good style. The public promenade was almost insuffer able from the prodigious clouds of dust, produced by a high wind. The equipages were even more than commonly numerous; we observed almost every leader in high life, and among them the following were particulaly noticeable for the splendour of their equipages :--Duchesses of Roxsotion, GRANTOR. MONTROSE Marchionesses of LANSDOWNE, WINCHES TER, DoWNSHIRE. Dot'otas • Countesses of Essex, CLONSIEL, BREADALBAN4 I:II N IDALE, Powis, CAs- SILL'S, ALBLSI AIME. SEFTON ; Ladies S%utu BURGESS, Lx DE , PENCER. LANGFoIID, METCALFE, CARRINGTON; MiStTeSSYS BEAUMONT, A• S LANHOPE, KNOS, Cu.. V thr.—French tasbtons still continue to prevail. The Oldenburgh bonnet continues to be worn, decorated with white or lilac ostrich feathers, and boots of white silk, laced ether on the sides or behind. FAShIk'NAI4III Posirttes.---Tbe following persons of rank and distinction gave grand tetertaiirisents yes terday, vie.--ady STDN/Dl e in Chapel-street, Goes. verter-squate the Earl of Dasttaxtrrom, in St: 3ames's-aquare ; Lord Canitttstitoss. Whitehall ; the Earl of iroterty, Wiii:eball ; the Earl and . Coalitess tat Loxsnas.a, in Charles-street, Berkeley-sinare ; :Colostel W4on, in Albemarle-street; blr. IaRRAD. in Dover-street ; the lion. Ctiantes Yves, in Old' Btillington..street ; Lord Sinmoulu, in New .street, Spring Gardens; the Duke . of MONTROSE, in Grosstennr.square ; the Marquis and blitrchioness of LAnsnovise,in Berkeley-quire. The Countess of LOPISDALR'S. One of the mast magnificent Houses in town, sktfaterin Charles-street, - 13erkciey-quare, was thrown open to the Fashionable World on Friday night. The refreshments, which consisted of every delicacy of the season, wire served up in gold and saver plate. Fiiitay an Inquest was held at the White Harts Baotou:1d, on the body of J. Green; fit) years of ac re deceased wits found by a watchman, the pi ev!ding night, lying in the road, and saying lie had on place to go to, nor any money to procure him a ifidgini,w, he was conve)ed to the watch-house. and in the morning, on going to let bites OW. he was found dead. Verdict—Died by the Visitation of GOD. Viiday a Cieroaer's Inquest was held at Mr. Clif f:Ws, the. Horse and dock, y, 6mdford.street,Lieli- IL•id, before Mv. StstesoN, the Coroner, on the body; male infant, only ten days old, who was stated' to be killed by his father, on Thursday, abani twelve 0 4e,netc.• It appears that the perpetrator of the act, who is in good circumstances, has been occasionally visited by a derangement of his mental faculties.— :'he intact was the offspring of him' and his servant, who has heed with him many years, and wasbrought t o bed of the child on the Tuesday week preceding the melancholy catastrophe. He rose early in the enuritieg in question, and went into the chamber,, where the mother and infant lay, and appeared in prefect. sanity of mind ; he undressed himself and E nt into the bed wittrthem, and phyed with the 4:1,4 with all the tondi:ess of a loving and affec tionate father. He requested the nurse to leave the room and provide some mutton broth for him and t he s. 2 reaut, which she did. soon afterwards the set - - I vent had occasion to leave the loom also, and a few minutes:atter the out se was attracted tn the room by cusiticiotss noises, where, to her astonishment, she saw the child nearly suffocated. Shigave the.alarm, and a •neighbour came to assist. He was cwt• powered, however, by the superior strength of the untortueate man. The Jury teturnad a verdict uf— 'Wilful Murder. • • Ma. MILLA *CD'S Nttw IMAVAL PATENT TWINE . C.L0T11...--This useful discovery of the present z a is -found I's be not only an article of greet (economy, which an irselt is a sufficient recommendation. itheing *eat l e y half the price of nether cloth.; but the greatest at eserver and promoter of Ireahli, anti that in an emi nent degree, in wanicefiinsiles aid woad, it never gibing tile damp atm sphere 5 .; . pseseraing an equable staktatperattlre, and totally preventing tie dungarees effects arising from staading still, after being over. * ;[:sated by exercise, or by the ..tinoephere. ' • r Mb is an adteirab e discovery, and roust he efsentiallybe• .rdwill w rauttfies travellh,g, to Cli aptaintuf Sh•pf, and rid,- ( hien i s the Alloy, o have frequendy.no - opportunity of airing soOor Leer Listen or biretta. • t • t '• • : JGDI AIifRICLTS. FOR. ST. PETERS. vet . per good. Rebels. Cotton, Georgia 00 00 Orleans 00 00 INnist—No. 24, 40 170 GO r:offee 58 30 Cochineal - 1673 CO Cocos - 35 33 Indigo, E. 1. 400 425 Nutinrgs - 400 00 Cloves . 250 2(10 ix! • peg Pood .Rubet per Berkowitz. Uzbek Hemp - 115 116 Bristles—lit sort 93 (h. Flax-12 head 210 09 td sort se 00 l'allow—Yell.Candle i'o 19.31 pet SO arsheens. ' White 180 00 1 Ravenducks - 44 00 Soap—Orttnary 370 00 Sail•Clotli - 85 80 Potaslits - coI 93 Hare Skins, (grey), per Isitielve -per vow) 3t15 370 1000 skins .2300 00 01‘.: /ie. ,owite has 10 Ponds, and 63 Pardo are equal to a Tiin. bseilat . .g.; lei sterling for a Rubel.--luBl Arsheens equal to 100 Yards. lIAMBURGH, MAY 28. per lb. 25 24 Grates banca. 35 40 . 45 46 • 49 50 31 32 20 31 Cloves - 34 36 Marks., &lace - . - 36 20 sebills. Elem. bo. Cochineal - . 64 t 7 Indigo--zipanish Flores 19 21 East India--Fine Blue 20 22 Violet - 10 16 Violet and Blue 17 18 . With 8 2-Sd per cent. rebate. Coma—Caraccas . 01) tio Scbills. current. - West India - 71 8 With 20 per tent. difference hi banes". . Pimento, per lb. . . 10 101 Schilh. current. With 20 per cent. difference fn hanco. Rice.-Carolina, per 10141'. - 00 00 Marks current. With 8 2-3 d per cent. rebate 20 per cent. difference in banco. Coffee.-Fine, per lb. • -10 i 101 Schiff'. bunco. Middling • - 7 4 1 10 Ordinary . tie 7f Sugar-1 toes .. . 12 13 Grotcs. Terres - 13 141 Crushed Lumps •01 it; The principal holders of Smarm refuse even to give Samfes at the above ruinous pricis, ae they expect better prices by layout of the orders which very like drop in from the Piterior, particu larly as won as the Allied armies will have bad some success in France; yet some parcels will be forced off for want of cash, which will prevent the momentary rise. Those who expect it in future, suppose that the British markets will support better than outs, so that fur a while further shipmows will be discon tinued. Coffee is somewhat more demanded. About three to four hundred thousand rour.ds were bought on sp, ciliation. — The orders from the interior are very limited, and though these limits might be somewhat extended, yet we have no very fa vourable idea of an Intemant rise of this article, the stuck being large every where.-Escliange 27. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Paris 1 day's da. 18 30 L I iv. Naples, - . 471 Ditto, 2 Us. 18 SO . Lisbon, . - 70 Buurdeaux,dq. 18 50 Oporto, - - 70 Madrid, 43 Effect. Dublin, • . . fi t Cadiz, 43 Effect. Cork , - -• Antstertlarn, 2 U 30 4 B Palermo, 13511 Ditto at sight, 29 10 I.eohorn, f 9 itotterdant, c.f. 9 6 2 U ( 1 01914 '37 Hamburgh, 28 0 2 U Venice , n. C. lay.Piccole Altona, 28 1 21? laellective per t. stet 21 0 Agio on the Bank of Ploilaud,•3 per cent. ' : WH, MAY 11. LT 6. Cotton—Surst Georgia Maranham . • Pernambucco OTsuer—Ealt India White Brown Itte We art informed that Dr. COOPER, and three nest Surgeons, of -SO years experience in Strictures, Fistulas. Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Ddedi• cal hoard at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-st:eet, opposite ROWLAND HILL% Chapel, blackfriat's.:oad, where the public are relieved from the most dangerous disea,ses without salivation or confinement. The In. ititution claims the attention of those who may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so unite tamale as to consult men ignorant of so im portant a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have niereirrialized thousands out of their existence—trupiioOs tor the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throatonduth, and nose, vertig intheears,• deafness, dinstatss of sight s often ending in blind. tress; pains in the head and limbs, frequently ntis taken for rheurmaign ;extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a geaeral debility, &c. are only a few of the dreadful syarptoms which ft equentlyappear years alter, and too °flea embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. Cool xtt and Co. are consulted daily by. all Yanks of people, boat ten till eight or by letter, en closing a fee (tor no others are ans.wered), st,ating their case, when medicine and the best advice is senti to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure thel piles and fistula, without buruing or cutting, and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun-, day mornings, tilltwelven'clock. One of the most awful, u well as serious publications, which has issued from the prise for several years pad, is dust published., It le the new edition of s• Observations on the Lura y ' and on all the hams of the Venereal Disease, with an account of cures by Valatos's VROITAllt.ii 5711117, prepared by Ibuitat Cobham, Sole Proprietor of the genuine Medicoe, mid successor to Mr.; Swinton and Mr. de Velnos, No. 21, Frith-street, Soho; Where the Syrup and this Pamphlet may be had. It •is also mild by 1. Ridgway, 17U. Piccadilly ; J. Asperse. 52, Cornhill; and sll she:Booksellers —Tau publication is nut given to the world from, enmity to the faculty, or motives of .emolument, but .purely from principles of humanity. The mretchid objects which have pre sented themselves In Fidtb-street, that have become sacrifices to Syphilis flume supposition that mercury is the only specific in' the disease, are so numerous, so shorting, and so distressing to the feeling'; that the Proprietor of the Vegetable Syrup can no t longer resist the desire of endeavouring to put a stop co the admi-: nisiration of that destructive mineral. If mercury over had the, property of miring this disease, it has entirely lost it in thehands: of the/faculty of the resent day—the disorder, probably, may. have ast•unied new characters; however, be that as it may, hews.. suively and bcddly miens, that mercury will not F ur, the Irene-. real lasease ; ind that when a cure has been performed by it Surgeon, h bas-been joined with a vegetabk decoction. When. a Surgeon is cousulted on the efficacy .of the Vegetable Syrup of • Veines, he Outran, auswers it is chip.in-poLige: but should. 'the Patient have resulutiou, notwithstanding this discouraging; opinion to try it, and he MUCUS cured to his burgeon—odi ! says, Mr. Unions as two sons of• Syrup, the kind you took haw .ntercury In it, though, at the time lie asserts this falsehood, be A s conscious that he could not have administered mercury in any lot m that would have cured the Patient. But rather - than be deprived cf his fee, .he would have kept this poor wretch, biehwared with an ointment the most detestable the: can to ima t itted ; the .teeth dtchiping out of Juts head, MO iu..pie i lwalen, and his breath so fillet:sive, that he is dcsertec4 ua wily by his frieoJs but by his nursing attendants. After M I ; bas gene tbreUsi e le rids ;Ott nal discipline, reioated several tiniee, tor montlo, most likely with the loss of his nose, palate, &c. he' drags on the remains of a miserable exec race for a few years, a burthen to himself and to a.l about him, then sinks into the grave', completely rot-en, a carcase too offensive even for the worms to, dine upon. : , uppose this miserable wretch should make a con . section with sonic healthy, and amiable fenutte, disease will be'' l cummunica!ed , c) her, at-ti will he most probably entailed on their posterity tot gedkrations. Tim genuine Syrup of Vezr.tios' acts ealtitari y or. the whole system, throws off all its imparties, and al.° remove. the Carious forms of diseased l.iver, hcivtula and AC .ivy, teat are se frequently lett to medicines JrAdeb vate their ramie. per Nod. Rubel Pimeatto - 45 4, 60 6. Pepper, tea& 'I in—ht Bars 70 7 1 to Blocks 60 b. Sugar, doable I.oaves LO 0' Crushed Lranps 46 4 Havannah White 46 ct Brazil ditto ... 40 0 STS. ._. V'NirgitStrr •OXIORD, 'lt, s. Thursday tenalght, the Rey. Tbosaas Nizson Blagden, M.A. Fellow of Magdalen College, was adinettr.d Baeltelar.in Drviuity. Thursday,tbe following gentlemen wore admitted to de . grei s: Duet°, In Law-401111y Lassie% Esti. B.C.L. tellow uf tit Soul's Collage. Bachelors Dielnity-:- . -Rev.lobn Page, M. A. Fellow of Bra ..nonce Cunege; Rev. Joha Cooke amt. Miley Row, M A. and Fellows of Clare H4ll, Cambridge, were admitted eu ti dem, Ise llacbelor in Civil Law — Ms. J obn Hardwick, of Baikal Col- !qt. Master of Arts—Rev. Marmaduke Theak•ton, of Lincoln ..ioUege ; Mr. John Gilley Crewe, Rev. Charles Genet, and Mr I homas Blackburn', of Brasenntwe College. t Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Martin Stow . of New College.; Mr. l'hilie Scott Fisher. of University Oollege ; Mr. Charles darker, of *lttuity College. ECCLESIASTICAL ;r1101130T1,)NS. The Rev. H. Watkins, M.A. Prebendary of Yntk and South well, to hold by dispesisatioa the rectory of Barmltrungb, vacant by the death of the Rev. S. Berdinore, D.D. with the vicarage of Conishroughieltocem of York. Lord Gwydir has procured the Rev. Thomas Dupre, Head Master of Berkhatnateol School, to the valuable living of SA'd loughhy in the county and diocese of Lincoln, vacant by the death of the Rev. B. Walls The •Rev. Wm. Newcome, is presented to the recto; y of Mon iiiford, Norfolk. "l'he Rev. It Griffin, to the reetery of St. Stephen. Ipswich. The Rev. Jo:Epts Sanderson WAS lately instituted to the v.. a. rage of 1 tideley.-ctuit-Capel, in Kent. on the preientatiiiti of Lord Le Desrencer. . • Saturday a numerous And respectable Meeting of the Subscribers to the British and Foreign Systcm of Education, founded by Mr. LANCASTELts took place at the Freemason's Tavern. The Duke of SUSSEX took the Chair about one o'a.lock. The Reports were highly satisfactory to the Meeting. 'Die cstahlish. anent of a School in Br tish India, founded by the Duke of KIM, and the general adoption of this sys. tem throughout America, France, Germany, &c. wee amongst the interesting facts stated in the. Re , poits, It was calctilated that not less than 260,000 children had been educated in the British empire ; and, including colonies and foreign parts, about two millions in organised schools. A handsome collet. tion Was made for the Female Establishment. Mr. and Mrs. DALE, of Mollington, near Chester, died a few days ago, on the same day, and at the same hour ; they were born in the same month, and year. They were married at the age of twenty-live, and lived afterwards happily torther exactly half a century. • BIRTHS. May 27, the Lady of Mama fieneral Bastille, of We!beck. tweet, eztvendish..quare, of A dant:Liter. 3 one 1 r at Richmond Green, tht I.a.iy of the Rev. D. C. Dcla foi•e, °fa ton. MARI! 11 7 .1). Wedneiday, the Rev. H. 1:tld, Chap!ale of BritieweU I los- Oita!, awl Rector of White Rootbiug, Ess x, to Jane, datigt.ter of the late General John Hale, of the Plan:Atkin, Yorkshire. Rev. Robert Montague Auttitt, of Magdalen College, Cam bridge, to Mary Elizabeth, only ;::relying dauk;httx of the late &towel Warron, Esq. of l.ystie, I tirret, &Lev. S. King, of Canliton, to Miss M. Seward, of Qttcry St. Mary. Rev. George Hayteotael, of Isleccr.l, Devon, to ?roma Marla, youngtat dant liter of the late Rev. Edo/aril i ke!wl,!. DIM). • Monday, at Wirrmoutle, aged BI years, tie Rev. H. Hall," Arc.hileacon of Dorset, and itector or Chid Uli , ..!ord, in t:tat morn y. K. Mr. Jope, son of the Rev. lan lope, of St. Cle?r, near 11 hcara. May 9, At Limerick, Theophilus Swift, ptii. Stinrtay Mi,s Newaian, in her 36;11 year, only 4sughter of the ltev. Thema* Newman, Rector of Little kront ley, 1.3,ti, • 'l•uemlay sennight, at Bury St. Edmutters, Mrs. Cocksedpe, %Mow Iti the late Rev: Roger Cocksedge, of Little Weluediam, it the advanced age of 75. Dec !la, at the Have, aged' u 7, Viltbster Mount, Esq. late Dutch Ctitistd in the Empire of Mnrucco, having served iu that capacity nearly 40 years. Suuday se'zinight, at the Parsonage House, }Union, Berko, in aloe iit t/i year of her ape, alter the bare delivery of two (laugh , tent, Mary Ann, wife of the Rev. George Evart, M.A. of i'eui• broke College. May 27, at Groat Canfield (Vicarage, aged 20, in a lingering decline ' Miss Fidler, eldest daughter of the Rev. 1). Fidler. May 16, aged 64, the Rev. G Harper, D.D. formerly Follow and Enter of Brasennose College, and late Rector of St. Duo , stAn's, Stepney, daring a period 0/14 years. DIXON'S ADITIBILIOUS YIILS. 91HESE Pills long since (detained a just celelitity A. in the Ova . , practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXObt. Apothecar.y ; and from thar great success in slimly obstinate bili ous disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, and oda ers, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George ilialTen, the Dowager Latio.Say and Se4e, the I,lw:cremes* ihrlke'ey, &c. &c . Ile *WA* persuaded to offer them to the i'ublic, Under the appro bation and sanction of their names. _ _ They are founditis be an incomparable remedy for restoriny 'the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, or pray:ming crodi-ies, and their cooserent disagreeable eructatiout and +btu lences. They semove 'habitual and temporary cortiveatess, sick head-ache, and bea:t•burnt, whether arising trona the acrimony of the redundant bile, intaniperate diet, Jar drinking to excess, and will be found a most Valuable Medicine to be reisarted to npiet every Indisposition, occa4pned by a disordered state et the Ssomack and Boweb. _ _ Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. butler's, 4, Cheapaide, Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard; hg Sharp and Belam, l'ortquouth; Junes, Weston, Alinutt,and hdallory, Parma; Hall, Johnson, and Harding, Goaport4 Coleman and Jacob i Sheerness; Peck and Rosa, and Turner., Hail; Harland, Coaiworthy„ Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham :Staines. Lam, nod Atkinson, Marchester: Trewman Exeter ; Baiter and M'Donald, Glafgow ; Bulgen and ' Karry,Bristel; Steven-an and Co. Norwiab ; Sumba+, I.eicestar ; Edwards and Penny, and Billing. and Lubber y, Liverpool ; Neal and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton; Roberts and Ruff, Chel tenham ; Sismondi, Blandford; Roach, Plymouth Dick ;- and retail by.most Country Medicine Venders, in buses at 2i 9d. and . Rs. each. HALLAM's ANTIIIIIIOE/S . PILLS, invented by EDWARD HALLAM, t.urgeun, and Apo%'weary, iltiry St. Edmund's.--;l'his safe and elcsant preparation is je.. ly esteemed fur its agreeable and certain optrstion, by which it effectually removes all Inaction or Qlraiuct.oti of the Stomach and Bowels, whether atisiug from Bile, Indigestion, Flatultacy, or Cuid; Sickness at Stomach, Head-ach i &c. It operates by dislodging acrid bile orother crudities reldeedin the intestinal canal, and acts n an alterative te the system generally. tree from „any asulmonial or mercurial preparations, it Is at all titucs safe ; and has beeti l given with singular gtiod effect during ir'reg limey. Its action ts particularly adapted to Peron/Iva iiihous Habits. and Mon af.ardrniary.lires,' where a sufficient action of the bowels is not kept up, and crudities retained in these organs are frequently producing yaws mid distensiteri, head-actin, guar, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppression. os Remove the cause, the effect must.cease." A single trial will fully convince the patient of their sficacy. The worst es , es of bilious or Sick Fleadaclis are gertaitily re moved by a sitizle dose, and ip a much Aorta time than cuu;il be creaked but from experience. - . The Proprietor thinks it proper to /monk, they will be found not oily to act without pain or itneasiticas, but to leave the body, aCer their immediate action ceases, her front that costive state which generally.succeeds the eperaUon elan Ivy mrdic•nr+. sold, wholesale and retail, by Edwards, 40, st. Pawl's Church yard, I.ontlon ; battier, thtfor‘street ; and Ward ktoibura Pike 9s, 9d. and da. od. per WA. cat 1141 TRlLeth At.th ctititS. 112UTLEK'scel•brA.AVEGtTADts restrili • , pnVa.)Bit is with evli‘esee, eruotoOltnidinl Me as* ui of Ilse Public, as the most eiScac4oSte Preptrotkiii or Prebsirstit the teeth in a sound attire, vent) to Old' age, aid :product:lg s pet ly whiteneu without ittipairles the Euentel It Imparts s ft , mess and .beaotitial redness to thy Gantt, 'to the Bretib the most stllettable avreetn. as; and, If us.d coliatamly is diyear4 4 will prevent the-Tooth ache, by rewiring Its Setstiw in the (lum%.—Price t s. 9d. the Boit. Bove , inr /...AVENDER WATER, frito ft 3 gem frastincy has icee.ved the Appeubelion d thtir Royal High: nesse+ .the Princess soil Princess Cligrhatte of r 4 nisuy Ladles the first 11,stinctioo. ?by 3 0 14.4, 4 and Pints as. Prepared end sold by R. )tomato, No. 4. Chsaps?de. Lot!o;), and by his appolottnen: by Smith, Pastor, and. Riebuiii, bn.lh ; M Blvd, Haziet, aod fsPDoodtd, I ; terf o ,, , , Whinge.. and Jolly, Liverpool ; Atkinson. and . Many.bestrr ; Spragga a. , 4 Cress,. Portsmouth;Her; , _ y .jj Skelton, 11,utlia opus' k Granvdbr, Ne , rlet..l , 1 ,4 Rendail, Plyniou.li ; Bull, and Ct.a.-, Ewer ertr.vr., "Lob, Burry, and P:osrer, Brian& ; Crostued, -Sundt, Bath; and mutt re:fullers add Medico?l;rwdrrs itt ..Very town; in lioit , t at vs . 4cl re b. - _ Wtip tll Lien at Etilleaftcni ago, wiliest> •uoti skill use rerseverrig eptlesvours to discover the most sale as.l -arum metes' nr.treat ng a few pissed ug Diseases, th e .u! result of their expartenc„. is +c hest proof at superiority Goss and Co as regular Members of tbe Roy,. College of Surgeons in j..ondot4 'Ave busy ndttgedto si ti u :he vice ot the tolloorirg the obtect of earls partitulac emir. via a certain Disorder, frequent.y ccuiraete. 4 .. z miaow of canal. an coneonitatits, Streetcars et,,: Cleats, so! WI. an 'my:twid plan, are "tr.! ly and eilecrusity woos; km 4 ,, Wk.liler attain: ti Nicchanal on n..inigeners, loa f ; rcsy, lence ".;rat a secret soktary Ifite, too ttf laappilyvirsued by the you t h ta both !Ata 'a the cue ‘ansialt sterility or barrenness, and it: the o• her a iemsesen- ttuiri offsets roes dtseascs, which, if not timely remedied, tee:ll4 l o, , s t , tenet and cosisuniption In Chet distreri.ine state Cu' debility et gelisimicy, whether the cnnsttpaence ot suto bander !tablas. a arising from any other cause, by which tt rower, ot the runes. .ution become etiteebted, ap ;slenshera of the Royal not,. ye of Surgeons of they lOW 16M. %if :,asl4 sterAir p. f'.s ration to sound ant vigorous bail*. Messrs. Goss and Cw avittaisrely professing the cure at these part<cuLir complaints, Ia orris* slat they may not be, * 8 mistak at few, marked with the obloquy so just y attar b 44 4 4 , the Ignorant empiric, thLnk it but justice to thasesistes Ica 5, 44 *hat they have been properly educated aud initialed iuto eity branch of the profession (certificates of whish 4resi .'stfrest,S Hosp'tals, and trstimmitals from :be most triesuwitt they have to eonviace araq inquirer) thai *be -uccias nestles% from th eir endeavours first induced them to toso the vr,mt;ft td the general l'rettitioliet, and they presume that their preigiostula cowtitute a air ground it, the unpreceeltistod cosildeuct wig wh ch they have, by the Patinae. been so liberally boi.Ahree. The result of a lone anti estcashreyractice has unaided them * by a superior method. to roinitle veuereal coraplaiuts, howsmy nveterate or coniplicate.l **how ittisiecting the patent to it. least restraint ..C1 diet or earceise; and in recent (;.tart when .4 early application is made on thseorery of the infection, they Vs— %gently perform a cure in the hurt space of two days. The ur... precede.oted success nt their mode of treatatmt ti t e4l,th has care beer. known faU in nor Nipple instance lna Crietic..+t lb years, dura:g which period re any -thousand persons of Loth 'faxes L-. 4 been cured, even after szrere and injurious methods had pursued by other rrac; i• uN: ten without sheet), Inititty tht:Lf,9 publ'cly oiler their ade..cc To be cis:suited daily by Patients of ettber sea, with suvreef o delicacy, and attbntion.—Letters from the count Ty, cart the par:cutars of tt e case; age, anal maimet of living, .ocloti4 a remittance, duly attended to. std advice aud blelicizie fair warded w any pat of tbs isingtitun. 0 0.44 au c o , iirrirereftg. /.. U+11.4/0011,4rre fieet-see.ss. MAK itl AGE should u fondati...o of heppitnet, whizls is °lieu distimbed thr ouch dibeptrae.• tltt form the union, ti..t teirog those pruratnutets whir,* tivol mow them the enloyinent ef 04 great dime A A Olet-iog Vec,le err rank pay siltation to the shrine tot : b st, where the constitittion bits been tinted by ttaseese, or dclittete4.!hy* certain habit contracted et en early sr, a remerat IA3 t.i s oshitoe peevious to ecterhs that tate is Ind spetably !noir:tea,. rerkt the *tombs irg sparks oflife ' an I ttirearott.r ^ tise kystem. Itst isoilsorders leave enntrihuted tsv•re estentially to &stow tiyr e. mid happiness than atm.,: wish are eat co istiotr•a v t tr:guarlefi plerme. it was titi4 cimshierr km which it ME and Co. for these last SU Irell; to Sweet the 1 .:11 • ;e4 art,ntion est- 1 .4:1470y to the treatment atoll cue L' the V.-n.real Disease, and Vie &orders arising ttt-tefrout —as •• iter rang mold of the system pro. 4 wed by the des:, fictive I.alri. o 1 tt.s inconsiderate school boy, wish b brings ea these du, k e,siog putt: width:licit:lvies that pres.:nt cr entht. ter the maiiistao.a state. The suctessita result fit I halt *lle, gimes t achlttuo.al gt 4 dour to opposethe ravages of tb-se enmli.lamts, which Ar- 4,1 1 4 !tali:tartars% the catal..g.te of human i: it be•mve , es 4 persist who has indsd a ed in this solitary tree to sea rt.„3"..i.t.,c4c. suiting isrofass.ortd men of eminence a.tdh neer., wnizt 'CUR L+ IE and Co claim the sanction .ot schtabotic outhoreA, as well at theta:inn:toy of uncontrati•eted fat s. Ju i ptonee4;t the cure of these complaints, they hold . nut no !otittcent..e , ts v ce ; but, seusittleas :JI men mus• he, fir the epstraze.of sass .calamities, they offer their sisistacar as regularly educated lei. bers of the Royal Colltzrs of Surgetua of louldito Istl , l—tiotarve4 Sight Ltd recent casts of Syplultuc infestion are ratlicAlly.s.till in the short space of twat days. Those of the moat fibs thaw duravott, such as Obstracilans, Inveterate Stricture : , Pawls tf the Bones, tAleets, Ste. are permanently and speedily .cutet —diesel Noblemen and sjantienoto of the tux etoktgrabibt haviheen under the care of Messrs. Lea Iv and ( 4o for dick , moral of complaints of the tattbra, atricutrin,Slcc.; and hese/ received a radical and permanent core, request that•refersitte may be made to them, as satisfactory evAlc:.cazi pt Iby fleco/4 superiority 41 Messrs. Co:tete and 01. * A l OW fir cre.:tmeta..r. Many of these Grit le:mu bad SriSAirtS tfnttp 'en 13 twerps years, and svere under the care of Messrs. tfoon., I.:vortke sod other .vrgeons oft quid emioence, who intrtur.44 riirw,cts, tsi the apptication of the lueartaustie„whbont sows'. I Cesium sod Co. have sckqed Live I.ll.l4ttig letter (tms, ... , t many they are dear restiving from Orctlernral, ret,.rte4; them thanks f w their restotatiou xi) ;twit and 10,4;u• • itcaith• it was sent 44 tin in, unAnicited, .from the sot. At dale Earl, who had latenfe.: ender this tl..tro , stis . •rf painfaLnialady for ten years :—he bad best stmlsr ;Le c 4 +Y of sevMal Surgeons of .profesaiorw I ssui t ssosev,/,sose ats .wt Afforded him permanrnt relict; but tnan the superi sr meta' , . treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Cortie and Est. LCw vetoed a radicel cure iu the short space tit sac mini'. tt May :01, 184. "7o Dr. CURRIE,IO7, Hatton-i;artiei•- 46 I.ord feels great pleasure in cottiniutticatio,; to * Currie the perfect re•establishniest heeitti, In enttlegu , ....c of his unid and admirable trauma:a: of S.ricturtts in thel:ieega He rzay Ad, that he has not for tesily year, eninve.l to inati comfort v.r . .d freedom front r ain ; aia! dautt his having ohtained, thnittgli his skitter i aueration, apert•v ,, l4 radira. cure of that horrid complaint. Ls Ire was eon a rovr to the manner ilia olu.rs treated the complafitt, power, trout a lair trial and okra comparison, to yaY eto 46 ' byte of applause t, Di. Cam- *hien be acuitibq kkbo " sbaU ever f t most rev!? Octi acknowlet;ge.' Married Viomen, who have Bing Nen daseponnteil VI An ezrectztions nt e family, may lie anure , l,-that hi nuict ic.titoog suct detects are rinahle by Medic ii .1 1 111 . ; am t au1, 4 ,401 the 0• moval of .such imptkliments be an obi..ct of doubt and unct. 'ahoy with oaers, yet tips .cure it such defects, -.by the g! progreu of renu.vai/011, is die acquit einem of tii..ir Messrs. CURB,'. Mai Co. 1113 y lit: cerisal•ed by p stients tit 11010 Sea, with the greatest secrecy and .at ibeir knee, PS' 107, Hatton-gardil.. Patients in the.eountry,desctiblng the particulaa of 1 / 1 4 1 gee age, And mode of kvlitg, inclining a remittance for Niter s‘ii medicine!, tlieasnie will he given qr sent to Any par: 0103' 4 0.1 dont. .1 o %mitre that secrecy so seal:nisi .tn their untie:3o4 l4 k the t trdaire of bettors may 1 . . e added to fba accwilit for u"e'c u.-1 * !41 - ; Hymn t ;Arooi. K I t;ii:l Ut ti01.1.).A Porniral Gold in Gun, per et. itizi 5s t Gold in airs - • 3 Si C.:. Ntw Dotitslooos Xi 19 6j New DOEirs .tie HIGH TO- 11166110. W 43' LONDobI iD' 4167517. Morning ;1 /Wont* After 0€ iitterioips - b 9 nutungs ?1:u NOON g Printed by Leen. newt, PteJtettfia% yubllshed Were, sal .at the 4tsr Wlite.l.4l4F4lahlv