Star. — London, England, 1815-09-08 00:00:00

I 1 4 ' ~ •n 7'l NV AT F. R 1.00. . The felloeilog Hl MN, comprorti frirabo-neession, wagging at, the Parish Church of flirstall, near Leeds, un Sunday, pre44. ous to a Sermon fur the Benefit of the. Widows and Orphasu . et the brave Men that tel at Waterloo, &c. O ! breathe upon the crave, Is solemn o.itsg., the grateful strain— Pay lite'. la.t honour. to the brave, . To guard thtir injur'd country. slain. Beneath a foreign boil they birP ; • - Their-Jaun less !mew- now horn no mores Tor then theirs Nesters weep, Por them their orphan babes deplore. • 6! glee them Pity's wswhing Kind Charity's intHgent boon; • Do thou, 'mid W.ee'. deep night appear-de Be thou fair JOra l brolguant moon. Britain, to povectv.eowliatesi. leers Moil" warriors' burnt& hone{ O N round tltitts enviedbrows they bind Bright 114 of unfa sing !arm. Our prayers; Nom Coo of NamuLls, heart Quench thou *blase of boat& int.; And break the Dop e sod, tlettp**bee And War's•red dwiert born yolk Ass ; di bid the soldier's Wool ssained bands . • i • Forsake the setotel. sae oto oho me! mobile Pesos ber .beitoring lifer *Open& •••• • • - From reabn to reahn--trons shore osoberol • • r .. ~, t • The Maid and the Magpie, petkvoling at the team, varies materially fora the French . Drawls from which it professes to he translated. The same I:berre has been taken with the.trantlationr,tor the , two Winter T rime'. It is to bri produced iotorre;' di day at each House ; so that this interesting tale will • cct'py three stages in London at the same timer Each Afagpis, your Honours, will peck atcickbrcilker, " And their nature is always to crib from tad caber!" . Mts.; retus rs to beaknartera at Come- GArden, eorly in the nest week. Mr. KCSISLE is, by a restoration of health, enabled to resume the command of the tragic brio& Mt early in the season. Mr S iDLER, jun. ascended from the Bowling. green, Nev castle, on the lit instant, in a balloon, amidst 'hotheads of spectators. He descended in tw , y minutes at Whitby Park, two miles north of Tynetnniali, and returnei the same evening to the caret- he set out from. Tae day was fine, and no a:cid:tit whatever occurted. • et census taken on the th of May last, of the University of - Osfeed.‘the nornbef at: etelnlartft-setti• ally resident-amounted to 1415. • . GVILDH A VIA.--BMIT1101:4111at: .IFAUWV4lllltaday Alderman J J, Sittru•-obserred..that beloache most his After itltr MS again emend interim ittwesti. tion of theAlegal.and immovaleatiosioplohieltlead manifi•sted4telifin s oviivahihition, he esanidfmn. duce the list hr privative. ern& SO. to 40 4 0ophich day stood ibefom4tint. inofOltal et Ansa Antes. eidentsi - hileidikbod.gtehopmarree4lllll l llll6llolOl ai. ln' sent cAtittegbeedtti . illeveowohjeatkrboilmk *as to *AI; eat to soirseiog lie ;italillrl/.lMs to be sa iliddl* infringed sposs es they ho 4 bosh dio n ib to ballad adverted 14d PoPPllionda_ „ Vs• creased.w:Seeirsa vimesseemtmetlentimpoomon. imp sdiessseidmide the Worthy Megistrosenaesseiwd tbst ;bon eraot Fiala' h to thew Alkali*: rah bad -bass grossly eerends4 aod is ennseqnanee, am& addition of vice add raldpiartene a ha erawilvamidnedoboe. fore. witlithil'ard of his ceadjueera. le cake midi tab they business. ere, a fume, would eahnist lessen the eriatimd astensien which had sriaeshit one abolish the ericioscand degrading system-altogether. In tonellfrentSe; dillefOrah the other Magistrates,' -be gave notice that he fibula slimily bring the s* ject beforetbe Caret of Aldermen. t Harron.Gannme. , .....Yesterday. Amu Amin a. walking - stick-maker, about forty years of sae, was charged with attempting to murder Mary }forum, a woman with whom be bad cohabited for five years, on the preceding night, in rooming Charter Bouse squa.e, by gutting her throat with a knife inn most shocking manners one was a deep• cut across the• chin, the second a long cut 'across the throat, and a deep stab ist the .neck. The charge being clearly proved, be was c..mmitted to Newgate for trial. Bow- Si RUT.— Vesterdtty Francs,: Magic: sunder went an examination before, Mr. • Brute s , charged coimterteiting and coir,iog .ahaliogs and six ! pences t: e curre nt money of this realm.- 'lite tools coining were rountlin the room. with the pri soner. He w.ti fully coinnotted for trial.. The teed. munition of hi., wife and dm for tittering was past. poned.—The ch.irge of Owen the sailor against the Jew c.illng himself a n4vrag'ent, to.dtt went another investigation, -When it appeeted:sh.it.die. seaphaf,seas either in tt dfased or, so fiord - 44114c he'did not foist+ what he did 4 or said. kfir-c-mplaint was &bailor* dismissed.' ". ' • Cesioi.l i silJakv . .—CenTititleiablft 'Posttest has been excifed by a case which rantetefrwea Coroner's Jury at /lily Lit t . Edniond's.on Fe idial 114.25 th ult. It was stinsmoned to vi,w the body of. Robert Hopson, who died ht the poor house the proseoipg morning. From the evidence it appeared that the4mocipan was found . on the preceding Tuesday to .a cart-lodge, in.the pa. rich 'of Fornham AO Saioti; about tour miles froth. Bury: iii a very weak *tile.' The parish officers being informed of the circumstance; two of them, the over. seer'and the constable, ordered him to go out of dm parish; and being unable - to walk from wed be warput into a cart and sent off. though 1s MICIS state that hie stomach threw off some beer which at woman gave him to allay his thirst. Arrived at the entrance of Bury, be was put out •of the cart, a woman remonstrated with the driver, and told !"'T be should carry the man to. the Alderman,. The Ohl man staggered a few yards and tell. The of the poor being sent for, bad him conveys to ibo workhouse, with onion/ to have him properly tlAkel care of ; but he died the second day after. A surge* who bad been desired to Dee the orms, but who tiff not call till five lioun after be was dead I was ef °pia nion that the- declined bad fever upon him, and was set in a state to be-moved. The verdict sit *et a % 4 4 was, died by tba visitation of ('loo; but his hastened by the inhuman removal, by order of Burt, overseer, and Mr. IL Bpinir, etinstable, of fern. ham All Saints, and the Jury recommend that die said parish offeCers he prosecute& by imricashenti booed amenable to the hos." • • 7 4, 7 il • X p ilk Sowsif Pala - d Di lin IL O'CONNSL. • . . - - ,l * :.-: •:• - -. ..t ..t.i..........., . . . . : iiriltifigonagioli• or tneivitssitmes 30011 WAL. :-. i ::•?..!. . V •:. •: , 5 , ...4-?Villia :t,•,,,va6,6 . i p i r i r i N a pt. 1 4 IS IS. , " Sm—The ' , titreritg estVanedinary course. . rsye'd by MV: - iftid"Sir Charles Saxton having , ',err:Amsted In a 1 . , . esispipkr. publication, I beg of you to 00144 for.na the inctpiktilettee, which I Waived frim) iniiiiend it, Ljd - viill: . ' • •*- - • - a INi g ileiterity of ,Skji :tikreesary in publishing on Ssturday eiening t . hitS,Ofeeti'iiiin . whit I Suppose he eskint:ltes highly- 7 4w, day's taliiii -at itse. This tiliy, triahe:retirts to; :aid 'yet he declares that c "... 1 eel s Ai - Lona for an earls statemenr of.a &outer tionn wliirb oecuired two dayi before II! • e,i The lonversition 'betvieeit Sir 'Charles Saxton and and is very inaccurately'stated Sy that Gentleman in the cor.refftwidit#., I will only iintice'two particu lars': first . is omitting to_ittentiois that on my • ex pre-s.sing my ....('' wi e s ems"* . 09 th e . •Stnesitof kr my . sending .. - -Y. - to Mr. Peel, I ad. ,la any friend won disapposnt, my hopes and . • who'should advise me not to. Call on Mr. Peel ~ 'aid secondly, his Inserting the last reply which he has einibuted to himself.ad ow word if evhiCiVidike utter g* . ri.ws prams. For th e rut •Islikiite the case. to the Irish public. 66 I have ilisaisOwed 'nothing ; I have retracted no ' thing ; I have **set the Gentleman nothing. I have oily je remit ' that they have ultimately pre lerred a•paper . war. ••- . • • ti , • it; . tips Sir, your obedient and humble servant. . . . tv " DIIIIIIIL o'coriazi.t.." Olio I , . 0 born*: sepes, let s—lriaraft !teal, MiIeMUM. • ' 6 t My Dann O'Conwittd.--The staiemenctelative &your al air with Mt. Peel, made by Sii Charles 111 4toch in vis Csersoyidest of this night, in which! he says so little. and suppresses so much, of what -passed betweea himself and me on that subject. ren siees it necessar y that I should communicate to you, in'aegular order, the whole of what occurred between . us an both the days he waited on me here; leaving you at Maim to make what use you pleasant the in. formatiOn. 64 When the public shall be informed that he spent 1 twenty minutes with me on Thursday, and forty-two minutes on Friday (the visit of which day, and the object of it. he studiously conceals) in discusiing the transaction which caused bosh interviews, and shall !contrast it with the little he reports of what must have passed in such a spite of time, it will nauitally draw 4 conclusion, different from the object he had• in view in making that statement. "'After hearing from you Sir Charles Sixton's communication iron+ Mr. Peel; and resisting the view' .you took on' the subject. I went to Mr. o:cley's, where, not finding; Sir Charles, .I mentiimed to Mr. •Ottla7 I' came for the purpose of letting Sir C. know • (hint fie la . * there) that I did not canceive any thing abash had is t iaid between you and him on that day, ,alteted the relktint 'position in which you and Mr. !Ptillkikeietaftliafatoibt, or rendered it in any way nt. eteseirffietsisiiiiiiad make through me, any hostile ' • Se sa istron ti(Mr. Peel; but that if Sir Charles ! laitA • - fire' to we ...! en the subject, I would wait at Illidl o tli .. : ' fell leg him my address. He *IOW ' , - it that bin*, 'and was proceeding wrikelivibet - . 1 : • between you and himself, until g* . • •.. ~fit • • muktioning what I said as !•. 2 '2• 6 1 ' ant! aging iaing it as mrfiud opi !'! `-‘• 1' was ‘. - 'yea wh should•commetice any 4r • ,i i rVa r li t t T , ) ...: .•' .• Aced 'his narrative of what passed 4trolkiltiitijorr, and added, that you thought , . • i 641'41E. on the subject, tot though you said ..__ yila:Knalittet under the contrOul of your friends, falba:o2j! fraiiiii'whO'wOuld adlist yon not to send 1,4:11 4 1e".*Pii4; eratild be ini your opinion, much mill #_keilv analllsepibint - your wishes, or words to that 01614, 'Phis idaethe only _point in which your re. port, and Sir Citaireilitztotes. of your interview in !the mining.' did lot . exactly' agree; but this, and . tomesablertitions on 'his part; tending to alter my opinion, conapeilld Pie to assign, the Masons which determined me decide for you as I had alone, ' " I then told him, that the asperity of the lan guage you had used respecting Mr. Peel, while under the. imprission Of receiving ill-treatment troin him. hid been so giossly offens ye, that I still considered you to be the aggressor—that the 'English language did not admit ot an expression more galling and de. basing t than to 'jay of any man, be weld not dare to (loon the presence of another, what he did in his t elasence—tbat it iviC a broad ' and unqualified charge 4,tioardica, which a 'denial, or even an offer to s prier inialarioatk A *is not sufficient to repel ; that tlien r ich irinetend, in some respect, to set up the inslivtdeal Sp *instil; ye!' it, did not go to punish the Ase:ll7; that r thiiinipresucin was so spangly fixed ohEtit <r•'' ati + d, k,ovr taliod, that ' told ' ou: ' hat it you persisted in 104 to thlif ii hertiie communication-se Mr. Peel, I latest di/tittle ray* further interference on your part; . for Atilt!' it wised- bE an unjustitiableprudigality of your own life, and a wanton aggreuion on that of • ~. ~ 1 , .... 1. ': "V • . i • • " ter'or Iftlfe - peber, .43te'velearkkli‘t asked t * Per hi 4 P - :;vtureiten v '.7 : l:g o t f 'vi seh . which coitipl . dss e.ined i I candidly itiiirSwiedged I had not seen arry , sup.,ri . *Kai cipuldjustity your charge on him , but that you Meiyioned to tee, *had 44 in 'quot ing some pai l Sage efisifeetli o f intui t that In quoting rat:firm/at net au orimary•indiciadeal, lett one who eterldleaik thuCathelice of Ireland to hie Gan rupees, and broadly loaktuating that these purposes 'trete dish.; ,opt. Sir !Charles" ,instantly replied--.• Mr. Pee; never mid any much thing . aor any thiegyldels pied: bed,a -sodality to Ma if that he get every igen he aold , and dm ao elle bore ear nth teateet- -that as wo n p t *vow ems: oat be saw, or any Wag hi t hod: .. I ISrge.4 with itim es ler id those .1104 ZalPii lig= _my .4 at die ib ' . ' .' let e s Mr. Peel. • - thee -, 1 141 0 11 . . Nrivegtestiqg ea len op atytinsekitad ai T____:_, * VIVI' WAIL .POl l l ll O, Oieveidepy ihinis. — 97PFIunt IR 4 kin * 1111 'pieties. *it it'll/at pi . kap you ' . . preeseck4; sb.uld cOO% m tor the reeeeno 1 • . aimed. . hot Adair tbs. . . I‘tiiinefie a N ,09., • I ro r T • d , a woo seta oar o'clock, **mg It ' . that on ereasideration be 'might W. ti. aliewr f ai In ;ow to me' again. Between that 'lmar lit 111 01' Ono be called twice, and the last .4is he lift tilt am' I herewith lacks& (Seilie• I.) I.o l lllllgenia. Of Al y - k _asqsaiatia him I wai,tbaa at lir hetilibe *Peolkody gems there. I ago hp. Mr.' • obseive, that at the moment 1 suit to inform him I was at hems,- I also Wrote a note to,yop (which I ,suppose you have) desiring that the horses might 1:•. in waiting, as 1 would appoint an immediate hour, and the nearest field. in the county of Kildare, to, the !town of Celbridge, for the meeting which-1. con ,ceived Sir Charles, was wining to require. (See Nos. 2 and S.) " You may judge my surprise, when, on his enter. ing.my room, I taw him bold out some papers which he said he wished to chew me, as containing the sob. stance of u hat passed between is, on the day preced ing., Before be read two paragraphs of the first pa per, I observed I could net agree with him. He at terup:ed to alter to my view. He did not succeed. I Offered to meet him with my notes, and to agree on a mutual statement if we could. He declined it. He told me, while altering, he intended to publish, but very brief!y. I answered, .1 could neither agree orb the correctness ore partial publication, nor admit the `Correctness of such part as he had read. He then said, for the first time, that whey I told him the day before, that I did not judge the communication he, Sir Charles, had made to you, rendered a call on Mr. Peel necessary, on your part, he considered his mis sion as at in end, and that every thing I said after wards Was reasoit;ng. I told him I could not agree vtith him, for that. was no other subject common be tween us, and that I considered be was even then on that misiinit. 'He hiked were not theta somethings said by me, which I would not wish to have pub lished f I replied. not t. for:every word which I had. used would only more strengly prove how firco my convictioa war, that it was net from you any tiring hostile should proceed. Then rising to depart, he sa I have :hewn you this paper: I answered, I will not admit what I have seen of it to be correct, anal I shall make my observations on whatever you publish, and radd those reasons I have given for the opinion I en tertain. He then left-me About o'clock. While be was altering what he had .hrought ivith him, I wrote out the paragraph, in which I mentioned my opinion,, that you would nut be juvified by any thing which had passed, in calling on Mr. Peel ; he Said it was substantially .correct, and I must say. it was nearly what he has published on that head. This is the substance 91 what passed, committed to paper on each day, as soon as Su Charles Saxton had Zeit me. You know bow .tenacious my memory is, and how perfectly this-agrees with what I related to you.after each interview. It l delivered a mrisage under these circumstances,. to what reproaches would 1 have exposed myself ? dose, because his friend had said, heyouldprow a repoit, which would prove you had been unjitstifialtly severe on Mr.. Peel. Did he say he would :tapir any thing which was either insulting to, or untrue or you.? Pid he tell you, you were either a cab:lnitiator or a liar ? N he simply said, he. would. avow any paper which he himself had seen, ee any, thing which he himself had said, neither producing the. one nor re-asseytiug the other. Did his simply denying your reftition on his want of spitit was ncittir.i . ammo just nor well founded, in flict any punishment o i t o t 4ou for so mortifying an hi sult ? Reason by a . -If a man tells - me lam a liar, in a cTttain assertiou,.will ,my denying it, and even adducing circumstaocei to prove I was correct, set me right under such i t charge.? I will thereby chew I did not deserva the . imputation, but must not I, to ease my own feelings„ and satisfy the public opinion, leek other reparation for my wounded honou:1 " If I had delivered a message, and WAS called onto state the grounds for it, would it be deemed a sufficient excuse, that Mr. Peel had said he nes re iponsible, for What be had said, or what be had seas reported of him to have been said, without knowing, .11IS avowing what that was, or that either was ol festive I No, there was but one plain and obvious tonne to be pursued by me. That was (in case you had been approached in a different manner), to call On you either to produce some document to jthtity your asperity, ,or it you could not do co, to advise you tO.admit you had acted under an erroneous ha .pression, and to.express yoUr regret.. '. I am not, incliaed to doubt the courage of any man ; it I was,, the character of Mr. Peel in that way would not be raised in my estimation by bis'con. duct on the present ectesion. Labouring under a charge which he has given ample evidence, be deeply feels, he might hare Id you to the fitld ; but au place of that he has compelled you to fellow him to the printing-office. In a transaction, in which I know I was not only accountable to the public, but even. wally might be awfully responsible to my Maker, I acted with the most matnre deliberation. Whether am as competent to form as just a conclusion oil such, a subject as air Charles llaxmo, our country. men must judge.. But whatever that judgment shall be, I should be unjust, if I did not take the entire 10,,ponsibility go. myself, for I acted throughout .eitthout once.tespectingpor feeling_on the occasion. , . . . Ono. Liowit.t. -" Da - 40 . • 2 . 4;s linen fig h tkhleviiiiere weaving - en: `Sindater. lielaparyosteri artitte. , . kiLet o -...hasolieriaiiinittileideteestahrsabliali...4 4 *air gati I el 'MAW; kit frifistiestoranitoss hirarruovneastM e air der the thee* T, al trouble', form 1 , 4 dos not*, ilo ,l Atele'lte •nitif a illittguse auto as.,Mr. Worn* petunia to tins t ; „bY a 1 44 AO Nis es 14; (inlay's, Na 4. lit • waken. Sir wdl'tAsare in salmi:ulna' Mir: ' ladwuraiiikomfoien • -'" a Gawp Lidwllk Lime4llexel, Kildemaset." ...! . • • MT alasa Crelarnall-wile Charles Ilasteweelled se we twice while l two abeem.froaq,oo. ,The last time be left a note, to *tag when hi wadi* hear I i,44 at batty, be would again call ou me. 'I upset blot every atirateuryanirtiterefore write thit.to you, to have bones remit, as lArta a l , appetite the lint field mijilumg caws% to the Cmemy Kildare, and en immediate boor for faireZ el wbicel tail alaillTabiah Sc isle= coming to require. ae 4 1 1 F .6 0 " 0. L. a amid ' • • • Mae 3 4. •a MI Ate Piked— . Ds jastveyo. planet 1 only . thialt the twisty of NM** ought. seal* me: pisee....l cars net where them Rawly Oleg ettlkbe,4 o4 w e LPtellrieuitt. My family wetdd be less alarmed if we It till ineraing; bet do jest 44 pleite. I will resale ides. . " Teo% • . 0 b. Inottest.s.. ' `.J~. • 1 ND G. Wdriq, 111. q." Merit ' • Oft Thursday the 7tb %ail; it Lose Paridt Haw, Huta, the Lady el Pew Nawk•li Mt a(* OvelAtm lotsaV en el m :s, a the torlitilrol Cloorob.Colootto. Hsnry ,Betiabl tiktgvil Sonic*" to Houtiona, yoesgest daviteir W et listrawb o meaty • Undo HIGH WATER TOMORROW AT LONDON , Mowing . • £8 minutes afte r Afternoon - US luonwee Tu. TM LAOIS& • FOR THE Tikfti ANI) GUMS, Tit Irv . LE WS celetwited V ILG ETA 13 L ' POWDER is with cot.tittetic:, recommended of the Public, a, the most ethcaciobot Preparation for the Teeth in a sound btate, even to old age, and praily whiteners without tiop.dritog the Enamel. h fitmoess and heautitul redorNs to the Gum, to the most delectable a weetio ;.and if tlsed coetitaiitly will prevent tl.e Too:la-ache, by removing to crate—t!u to the Gum..—Vrltx zs. 941. the hoz. BUFLER'II Superior LAVENi :ER WAI ER, ti gant Iragaricy ha. !veered .lie Appranion of Weir nesses the Pi incebs and Prince.s ‘ClaArl..we of W nutty Ladies of the lira Dostiactitto. Lts 1 Lit:t pint and Pints hc. Pt apareil an !sol4 by. R. liorat a, tin. 4. Cbeapsi, and by Ms a l lxiiistmen: by Smith, Laxtrr, and liter burgh ; M liryd, Boiler, and M`lkisiald. “Jaiigaw billinge, rid Jaliy, I.lverial,il; 1 11 ,0 1 , A r k, e ,„,„ . Mancheater; Spragils aid Crew, •Pociti‘u ; aleltuto, lipanbanariin 1-kistand, Cissiivitit, N. Plysttow h ; P.i et, Wtli, igud HAMS, Boty, uthl Bt talol ; Crutt*, darr.di, Bath; and MOSE. Vertu:wee' awl I.4c;eic miry town; in Boxes .t 21. 94. r.ica. To) Trumi Uri Yl.Olt, aEfileave to inform you, that r; e.r si., i 7 90, I had been atlllete.l with t;.• I,ttei Vellt re:l its obstinately resisting eve yconr of mt rre- Meet eminent of the faculty here, and utuiervati g f. nomusof.saiestion And twice disekarlefl tr.mtii• lktls rittel, wuulchappers ao be ($f the mutt Irwet:z. cite spring of last year thy diserler ttad.r,tr. • • - wearty to pkt a period to my exigteEce. :n t' :$ coranientiedb) Mr. J. 'lhotop,on, (who rerov L A try them here,) to take your Ltakt.'s l'atent •to do on the euth May ; in the course .sf a turtmgl *melee benefit. ha little more than a moailt I tour liberal advice and rtedichae, perfectly trea. • ater compliant% have rec•Ak. d my ft,ratvr sp.rttb: awl am hitcome Itti:y alit? tat, at whirl. star.- bane, puny months .9 the astontshmun of .111 who ate 1011 b its what terms vs satires. nay gratoode, the good of other suffering mortals, to snake chit puhhc as vussible, as I shall nu every oecwoon—ia will 'greatly oblige, Sir, your grateiol aka:dicta very sant , • AUX. hi Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by &emote Prorrietor, Meutber ()idle Royal Co!lege td Surgeons in 1.004k,n, •1e.9, New liridge-street. ['hey are also sold by has api n at the Ps SS, St. Albans -street, Pall Mall ; tbe ''ord-street ; Mr,Disrovouglis, N 0.7, Pi:IL-street-I usite the Monument and by ode perrota b every •nwes 4 Engbutd, ate: in boles cualy us. yd. each, s• full and plain directions, whereby person...denim :Neessebres with (swami secrecy DIXON'S Al 11811AUITS ITHESE. Pith long since 41.t.inaeJ A ilk in the prira r pinnies of the Proptirt.r, f. Apothecary; an.l from t wr Frew: lAICC !.11 m tu.e-y or: disorders, ou n.anicreter Patients of stis.,Ciettue par Ivelairly tie Doke of iiediutil. Sir George Dowager I.aaly Say and.aelr e the tee.ouuties !Soil he crab pee suaded to olf:r th. m :u the Pi.bier, env' batann at.dsancti nt of their e.aine4. y are found t., be an incornps 7aSle n me.:y the tone of the stomach, fur caning audkiei, and their cooscqttrm.disagrtrahle uruttati ,h aces. 1 hvy remove babituai and t. moor.Lt y c‘z head-ado, and hee.:t but n„ wl.ether art: :g 'row of the tedut:J..rt bile, int.:operate diet, or dtas.l.tt and will be found a moat Valtsside Ale ::tine to I upon every Indispodtioa, laccaaioaai.by s dourdat , Sta , nack and &web. *Buhl who/vale and retail at Mr. Sutler's, 4. Chew, of St. Paul a Caort.h-Yard ; by &f air" and Baton, Jones, Wetton, Allow, and hial;ory, Fonjea t t 1 and Mad:m . l', Oompurt; Coleman =Pi Jacob, mid Boss, aol l'erner, 1-1411; Hoafani , Conkwo• and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, awl Co. Birmingham% :Staines, I .yuclt, and A.kint, , u, I rewm.ua Exeter; B iawr mnl M•Dtatuakl, Gla.4gow Barry, Bristol; Stevan-on and Co. Norwich ; Edwards and Penny,.nci ailing* and I.a Minty, Livi and Ledger, Dover ; ; Roberts an, tenham ; Sinnuou4a, Blautit.,rd; Rural., plywood retail by most Country bacdtcine Vendors, in buses es Kir h. No Disorders have ci attributed more et destroy Hymeneal Happiutes than those se consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of ev. adoration to the Shrine of Vi'edlock, but where the has been tainted by Disease, a rtllOVStioll of St.4lo:lik sably requisite. Twenty years have we dem,ted the exclusive treatmentert the following Dic q ed ee ,, cessful result of our plan gives us addittieta: ardour tar as WO are able, the ravages of those Cotttplainto most important so the ciewlogue of liungan Infirs inftlation into every branch, as Navy surgeons, tee ft it an early period of practice, to rescue itelteitinal norance of uneducated men, or the equally danget tan of general rracdtioners. The Insorders to the mire of which we have des motion, comprise every species of Venereal hare ion of Debility, wierh-r arts Leg front the bale ts of or the , ledeigencws of matures' awl_ that deratigeni. SYstert Women. which is called Barre:tn.., Seminal Weaknesses, (Meets, Obstructions is as also Stilt:24Mi ' Wrictiltr !smut or of long wins have bailltd the skill of other tracutioners, our present: improved plan of treatment ci:ectoa:4 ocntly cured, without the potent sulferiez the exert' and &kerning Hemorrhage which frequently folioser non of the Lunar Caustic In the course of our ran io this metropolis, nunwrous cases of S 1•RIC I 'UR. 1 4asid are daily tiner out care, the total eradication bitted by &a we, certain, and expetlitfetii mole tai many Mbar yet adopted. The weeklies:, ref:scan Atty, proceeding from this comp Lint are spieddy the Patient restored t.i sound and vtgorints 11:tN. 4bendebility has for yeses existed, a proper verses tressereilva remedies is uukspkuseuir regal.ite. r,r t baring .aparks of life, and to reanietae the cons Numerous Diseases ate the restik of ignoratice .treannent.of a pimple Qnnurrltea, and it not unit Am& that the seed. of litie art poteoued by the unguarded hour. By a u;tertor method such easily cured; and Mien *here others Lave 'so,. We may presume to okra radical re-ertahltslinient . trot, are the cases of complicated distress in thls pared with use calamitous situation of linen, who, 1r .genceln a solitary vice, or the pro/Aleut gaietiei of life, acquire that state of debility whirl- Is the mum quence of melt pernicious habits. Where the tin hearts over his gni-may. but eves dishy cuts:calm Mk may be solllt consuls:too tor hisii to know, that all object of doubt er uncertaintf with other missal of these delis isticks by die gradual progress is the acqulrernem of our experience. It the rites Venus have Wien to reduce manly vigour, mat+ be prevented by an early counteraction of this lair; Id these cases no great ilitliculty will occur. The secrecy which Its so essetnial to our uniierta quallibcatiorut winds we have presumed to star, of our pretensieus. and in coiaddessot with such I. Is given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may be so; dents of either sex with the greatest secrecy and 1. By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Cc wit escape the pain+ danger, and termite .of a attendance upon legs eaperienced'prectitioners. Patients in the Country are relented to state et their ease„ -age, of living, and dunce for advice and Medicigs, when the SAM tse .sent to any part of the Kingdom. CURRIE and Co.Surgeous. No. IC7. I lit' • io=;Primal by Lsves Kut, Pie Le , there, and at At star Cace, Temple ' v... via.. a . " 5 . .. W V...W .. . .1 . ....." .. ..... ... F.... ww. W. /r il l .......W. V T.....W .... ,...11 • ........ ".*°' 11•`"r""", _""'''' 7=77 wane 1 was 7=77 seotbtrouf.ll4l, ;The kat thee be left a note, tio Bre, acquire that state of debilsiy whirl. ii the WI • ...t • pat ish ; and being • unable to walk from weakneu, be sus. Oa' les • instantly irephed. 4 Mr. ruos.sast when hi wouldbear I ii.r . af at home, he would again call on clerics of murk pernicious habits. Whrre tit , . to . 1 rs r was-put into aeaan d sent off, though in such a never Mid any SAS Wag. nor any thing 'testi; in& I ratinitettliti ever/ onstwart i . andihireforewrite thirto you, • brads over hi s mi ou. y. but C.il r ii i lly tui) ,lralit hi) not *we that hit stomach threw off some beer which a, aid ' • lity to bin s! tbet hi get every ii fort ho 'll have bar". I"dt1 a'-_ ti appoint the lest field adjilunig t l e, may be some cunt...ulazion tor him to know, that at:!..-1 CellWidilts hi the uming sgrth a..and an inunediste boor fur object of doubt er uncertainty with other ' Puar:iti tl. th i:rei car e te ed dl at die be woe ooAl• nod , * *1 1 1,44 1 1 % ...4•1 1 00 40 , 1 10. 1 10 0,w i1 a ue e t; f a l ly thri esi - th i ii . ... Fritia llets . i owe out a ese zik be is how cowing to requite. moral of these delicii.ocies by the gradual progres, of i. if w en o t im ra a n n ce g of ave ß h u i t in y, thoe allay e th e irs t l t ,f . a woman remonstrated with die driver, and told , bell - I* egreof with . jihe es he es thou .l 44 Meld Otimisil, Ziat . , 4, 0. L. is the sequlretnent of our espertence. It the rite , , t Venus have begun to reduce manly vigoui, mat:, a •';' he should carry the man to the Aldermen; The sick mei. setiii .. . _ my . reieet at the ehitiliani ' . 0 4 6 a.) • • be prevented by an early counttraetion oft his hinui , , roan staggered a few yards and tell. The guardian , Ez mum mosso -••-- M r. peel. . t h en 44 My dear rdsod-PIDe jint.m.rov plows I only thin k the id these canes no great di ffi culty will occur. • __ ,_. ----- 7---z-ir• llfirwif,li'llMl' usiiiiirtavi of the poor being sent for, bad bins eisueyrd to , tha VIM taa Mims 40 asytiasekesd ee collate of Xmas* ought. emit, the pbaeo-11 cars nee where The secrecy Which is SO et9S4tlnial ti) 1 . theta - twiny Wee web* y SzPinlinyueur. My family qualifications winds we have presumed to star , t... workhouse, with orders to have him Fora'', mill he was Set "Ida ' ' roOmmead- ria - void -gur•Try - w - 7-- - des —a ; a ll Aiken . would be less alarmed"( weZroie it till ntoraing; but do jut of our pretensiens. and in coincidestot with such ti , . . care of ; but he died the second day after. * A surge* emitioe t se than .• • thy episioe. it was as you plow I will mash heir.. b given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may be tom:st: .• who had been desired to act the man, bet who MO- eotl...frolli 7 00 ', Preeeedigift; should come , ' ' " Yee% '; • ~0 b. sycomme LL . _ dents of either sex with the greatest secrecy sod 1.0.:. not call till five hours after be was dead I was of ops . .t • tat. the reesene . 1 '' • • stated. • hes cued th e 4 Hareeenaitilet•"*"Prida • Plot. , ' • By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. , 4• 1, 44 TO , O . Lidwill, *eq." • wit wept .te pain + danger, and eiyease,of aWS Mon that the- des:speed bad fever upon bins, and was !Seam:se Of 4: • - ."...."'":"...."."."."..--".. attendance upon less eaperiencedPractitioncrs. set in a state to beanoved. The verdict of der= NNZ 7 a base seta oat o'clock. '' - - . ilittlx -• • • Patients in the Cruntry are relunted to state t!..f. was, 44 died by the visitation of Gab) but his daw n it that on taistatritioa he 'might On Then* the 7th tam. it Lone Parish ROWS, HIM% or their fasetrese.anddrmetal be* Olivia& alld hastened by the inhuman neural, by order of Ale. lop ir • • co o s to Elks` again Bev that 'the 1 . 1 4 40 Pow t hwe Nti at *IA 4161 eimT• . :BMWS for advice and Me di* so, whes the sank w , . . - Burt. overseer, end Mr. R. Spialecouteblit, of ratte. bis.'ilitbaii ''' ' ipah . be esibmi twice, end the lau IltiilltitilED. sr liens to any part of the Kingdom. ~, ham All Saints, and the Jary reekeeeeed diet efts" dile be lift the melt i brewite inclose. (seise. LI 1 • ash, tetra thetsisedrei cu rt t le cd ratte . Henry . _., CURRIE and C o.llargeons. No. IC7. list. mid. P erish effe:ere be ifc4oololl/.* ti dis et , aeq ' • hint I walthen A "`"P' .B. " 114%/411144rvic. i te il li s ffi stta o Y"llge't WNDON: Printed by Lives. Kast r, l'lrt.• a .„. dasittee of W illtepheAliel. et atittysteeris, linty *1 pulaished there, and et the Star 015ce, Tcuipi, *toad enleeehle to the laws.* - 07 *Oka 7 tante I ass hp. fi ll • •• . . . • , - • • • . . . , - • . .. . ! . I TIM Inc. % after $ after 4 d to the It !Totter.. i.i.r • . • , t lir a ' • —tht trr,o, it Du•'.!.. lids, I c• •itt u, , • • . . 0:122hr • . • ;•:•! . • 51h9.1. 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