Star. — London, England, 1815-05-15 00:00:00

. V 0 . .1, J I • " • 14: AMERICAN POLITY. 'COLUSI3Ifis ta/umbla's-shores are wild and wide, Columbia's hills are high I And rsi :Oy planted sideby aide, Her forests meet the eye. But narrow -trust those abuses be mad., And low Columbia's hills; And low her stictent rarest, laid, ' Ere freedom leaves her Cletus :' Fortis the land, where, rude and wild, hhe played her gambols when a child. And deep and wide her streams that low Impetuous to the tide.: .And thick and green the laurels grow On every *river's side. But shonld a transatlantic host Pollute her waters fair, We'll meet theta on the rocky coast, And gather laurels there: Vor oh I Columbia's sons ate brave, AO free as Ocean's wildest wave. The gale that wavelter mountain pine, Ate fragrant and serest : And never clearer sun did shines Than lights her valleys green. • But squad must those brei•zes blow, That sun must set in gore, Lre footsteps ni.a ioreign sue • Imprint Columbia's .hare, for oh; her sons are brave and free ; Their breasts brat high with hlwrtY • For arming boldest cutrassitr, We've niimo or s.ti :big worth, Fur swoni and buckler, spur and spear, Embowell'd in 'lw earth. For ere Columbia'• sous resign 'I he boon their fathers won, The ptilish'il ore front every mine 1.41ia1l glitter in the sun : For blight's the blade, and sharp the spear Which Freedom's suns to battle bear! Let Britain boast the deeds she's done.; Mislay her %typifies bright.; And eoun't her laurels bravely woe in well-contested tight. Columbia can a ban arras, Will wrest the laurel wreath; With truer rye and steadier hat.d, Wilt strike the blow of death. • for whether on the land or sea, Columbia's fight is victory ! Let France iu Wood thro' Europe wade, And iu her frantic mead, In civil discord draw the blade .•tn.l spill her children's blood. Too dear the skill in arms is bought, Where kindred life.blood tiows, 5111:' are only taught. To tiiittitch. o'er ilicr ine+: then w conikrt, soothe and save, '1 he fe.lirgs of the cowl:lced heave. Thin let Colombia% r.vle soar, i‘ nil bear her bantii: ht=lt ; thumfer tram her dexter pour, And :tom her eye. And when she sets from realms above, 1 be soon: of oar is Tent ; lake the w.:lfleue dove, '1 hr olive i•rsoc:i ;res. : And tbvu w!Il be-uty's Wool divine The ueeer-failing wre..th entwine! oz-Panc.—Yesterday afternoon this delightful and f tshitneible proment de was crowded with ele. g..ntly dress d company. Nothing, however, could torn out noire unpropitious than did the.weatber. About four o'clock, a. no a hurricane came on which threw ail rat; ks, sexes. and conditions into the greatest tianfusioli ; the retreat was effected in the utmost dis order ; the p.-Jestrians Oa* to tl.eir heels. and skut. tied off in every di section, through whom the era trjous charged with little regard to personal conse quences ; the cot ps of tilburies shove foul of each other in various directions; while the harouche and lanalaulet parties were severely pelted with small shot d hail, betorwtherceuld be screwed up into security from a more general assault by the heavy rain which succeeded; in short, so general a discomfiture was bcarcely ever experienced an the coin se ot a Sunday's causpaign. Among othemconspicuous in the mul tituie, Their Royal Highnesses the Dtttes of York and Gloucester, Marquis Wellesley, the Earl of Jersey, Earl Grey, the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansalown, the Earl of Arran, the Countess of Arran, the Earl and Countess of Chzrleville, E.irl Galloway, the Marquis of Buckingham, Lord and Lady Caatlereagh, Lord Rivers, the Earl of Ashburnham, Lord and Lady A. 1 lamtlton, Sir Georie Warrander, Mr. Ponsonhy, Lady Mary Wilson:of, 3.1 r. Whit read, Lady Elisabeth Whitbread, I.t.rd .1A Lady Sefton, Lord Elltalborough, Sir Henry 4'.irnell, Sir Cbarlei Burs tell, Colonel Inoonalield, Colonel fhonnea, Col. Celignie, &e. Conoure's Bouser.—Saturday night, an Inquisi tion was taken at the If..ing's Head Cellar, •H'ilborn. on the body of I. H. efitutie, who met his death by tic:.identally•stabbing himself, on Friday last.—Miss I. Morgan, a relative of the deceased, deposed that Lis mother beiv dangerously ill, she attended her ab..tft a ter night. On ThursAay night, about twelve o'clock, she• family retired to rest; witness lay on a iota, and Ise lay WI a mattress in the same room with the old lady, who wanted something about -three o'clock, and both gm up to make a fire; deceased toot die knife now produced, a small desert Inife, to spl.ce apiece of wood, the end of which he laid on his breast, and had the edge of the knife towards him ; witness heard an exclaraation—is lam stabbed." On looking round the deceased was lying on his mother's bed, who desired her to call up Mr. Cain, the land lord. The deceased was a single man, about SS years of age, and kept a school; his mother was to - tally depending upon him far rapport; he was parti calarly dutiful and kind to tier; he often expressed a regret he could not provide better for her.—Mr. Cain said, he kept a house in Furaival's lien-court," llol born—the deceased, his mother, and family, had oc cupied his first floor fur upwards of twelve months; they paid their rent regularly ; never knew them to b in ally e mbarrassment.—Mr. Dail% a surgeon, was called to die deceased on, Friday morning : a great qt:antity of blood was on the 'floor. On examining him, he found his plaid jacket, flannel waistcoat, and shirt cut, and a deep wound, about four inches, inflicted on his lett breast ; he was quite dead, but warm--witness 'afterwards opened :the body, and found the heart had beta peinzated—saw the knife "'reduced on the table, but could not conceive such a knife would iuflict the wound by slipping off apiece of wood.—The Cottosten said, no evidedee had been -produced to prove that the deceased had committed suicide, and, notwidutanding Mr. Davis's oilinion, it might be probable; that if the left hand slipezd from the knit ol,the knife, although it was extremely blunt, it might penetrate with greater force than if in tentionally plunged—ln this upillion the Jury agreed, and returned a verdict—,Accidental Death. %ID %Alt Er. Sattnthr ROAMS Was indicted f or totiling J. Beene: of * p steel containing Irlih and other linen, the property a I Larnpsell and CO. linen-drapne, in Barbican. - --V:. Nash, shopmate to the prosecutors, deposed,thirt to delivered the parcel to Barnes,! boy, to carry to Kr. Mackey, 31,City-road, whoecturatd, saying he had been robbed alit. J. Barnes, leposed that•he went to top p er. lace ap pointed, but could not fi nd the party ; ssing =Old-street, on his teturn, the prisoner to ouped him on . the shoulder, and sail —" My ma.., y must go with me to your master, as I want to tell him that my master is ring out of town, and wants some things directly." They returned together, and when they got to the dead wall in Featherstonestreet, he said-- Von mey as well give me the Hindle, it is cf no use ner yeti to carry it any further." Witness thanked' :lie:, end slid he would carry it himself. The prim- , ree then put iiic leg between witness's ices, and the ow. inin down, and forced the bundle from bins. The pri soner ran away, and a man crossed the street, and picked the witness up.-e-Hancoak, the officer, being informel of the transaction, took the witncis to a .public house in Hatton C.-11*n, about a fortnight ago, where he saw the prisoners and knew him again.• Hancock, and another witness, corroborated the boy's statement. Verdict —Gitilty-9eeth. R. Siteety, for stealing a tea•ceddy, the property of W. Foy, privately in his shop, was also capitally con- G. Shemin:los was indicted for stealing two one pound notes, the property of Eli:: ebeth nelson. 'Fite prisoner went to the house of the prOeectitrix (a poor old widow), in Castle-court, Holborn, and told her 'that there-had been a great gathering (collection) for the ;ram, and that he and two others had bought a large quantity of blankets , rugs, and flennel for pet ticoats. Sonic o. these had been distributed ; but on going round again, they found that the people to whom they had been given bad made away with them ; and that charity was much abused by the poor. He thee said, that they had made up their minis to pay the debts of the poor ; and asked her it she was indebted to any one ? She said s!le owed eight guineas to her landlord, and £3. P.;i. to the King fur Lilies. He told her those thouli all be pail ; he then asked for a sheet of prier, on which he wrote a few lines, and got her to put her mat kon it. Ile• neat asked her it she had any money ? and she told him she had Awl and some silver. He asked to see the news, and she geve them to him. lie looked at them, and pretended to fold °them up in the piece of paper lie bad %%linen on, witieh I.e geve to her, and told her to put her notes with her silver. Ile thee kit her, and she soon after discovered, that instead of her notes, the prisoner had only folded up a piece et ragged paper. She m ver saw the ptieener- again till she he..rd he was in New` ate, on a smiler charge. Mr. Baron Woos, in summing up, told the Jiiry that he wets very sorry they mu:,t dismiss the capitol part of this charge, as it was a stealing from the per sen, and net in the ,'walling home, as required I.lw. Tee prisoner had already these titesiona been convicted of a similar offence, and a mote w.c keel trend and theft was never committed. Verdict—Guilty. Elizabah Sims was convicted of stealing a .t el note, the property of Rebecca Ford.. The prisoner was en trusted to put the note in the prnseettaix's drawer, it was afterwards missed, and on being accused of the theft, she confeseed her guilt. • G. Mier and /Y. Beeeter were convicted of steanne a copper from the premiaes of S. Landborn, tl:ey were co nvicted on a second indictment for stealing another copper, the property of 3. M.Dnneld. The following were also convice:l of felony Baker, for stealing 51b. of coffee ; It. Pryor, for steal ing a truss of hay ; Walker, for stealing a mantle; -S. Muncley, for stealing a piece of gingham ; J. Riley, for stealing a pair of breeches ; J. Garlick, for Bi. gamy ; 3. 'Smith, fir stealing .two dozen knives and forks ; Caroline Goodwin, for stealing a tea-spoon and fruit-knife, J. Leah:, for eteeling, a box, cutetatning a shit t and a cravat ; J. Smith for stealing a shift ; I. Davis, for stealing a handkerchief ; IJ. Duett and Ann Carrell, for stealing a counterpane ; C. Milcow, for stealing a piece ohbtteon ; H. Hayes, for stealing a pocket-hook, containg two bank notes.; W. Za chary and C. Walker, - for stealing a handkerchief ; and .Mary • Arnold,. for stealing nineteen Bank of En ; ;land notes ; and A. Allen and C. Mackey were acquitted. A few evenings since as Mr. Breeds, of Hnstings• was returning home, in a single-horse chaise, he was thrown out of it near Sedley, by a radden jolt, in pass ing over a rugged road, occasioned by the breaking of the straps that supported the hinder part. of the carriage, and the wlice:s passing over him, he was taken up with both his legs and one arm broken, and conveyed home on a sort of litter, by some men who were at band, and readily aff,rded the necessary assis tance. Mr. Breeds sustained the sad accident with great fortitude, and it is hoped he will recover from its effects. It must be gratifying to the country to hear, that Dr. Coonn, and three eminent Suwon*, of thirty years experience in Strictures, Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Medical Board at Charlotte-hoase, Great .Charlotte-street, opposite RoWLAND Hugs Chapel, Blackfriar's-road, London ; where the public are re lieved (rem the most dangerous diseates without sali vation er.confinement. The Institution claims the at tention of those who may have attempted the cure themselves, or who have been so blind and unfortu nate as to consult men ignorant of so import►nt a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have mercurialized thousands out of their exist ence—eruptions on their head, face, and body; sore ; eyes, throat,month, and nose, eel tigo, noise in the ears, deafness, dinincrs of sight, often ending in blind-- Tess ; pains in the head and limbs, 'frequently mis- taken for thetimatism.;extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, wish a general debility, &c. are only a few of the dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. Coopfut and Co. are consulted daily by . all ranks of people, from ten till eight. or by letter, in closing a fee (for no others are answered), stating, their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom, They also cure the piles and fistula, without burning or cutting, and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun- . _day murningh. till twelve u'clock. tfIVI'VER.O77 IN7ELLIG'ENd. OXFORD. MAY IS. Monday, the Rev. Wm. Davis.t M.A. and Mr. Henry Bi:s, B.A. were elected Fellows; and Messrs. Richara Lynch Cultic Wm. Law Pope, and Edward RichardGaidener. scholars of Worcester Culiege, on Dr. Clarke's foundation. £CCLI3IASTIt'AL 6 1PlitoMOIllNs. The Rev Charles Drrat tarry 1.. presented w the Rectory of Quaky. pmts. Rev. W. Davlecon, M A. curate of the Chapel of 'Worthing. to the victra.te Ilartlngult, Di rlhiliire; also to theperyetualcu racy t,t %Itetion, Rte. C.,l..eigh. to the re:tory of ffewcastle.under-Lyue. . Rev. T. lulaws, M.A. ArchataLuu el Barnstaple, to the rec tory of I.eCer.t, CoTSIVAI. Itev. Wot. Spooner, lat.! of Flotilla Vtrarsvkloilire, has ileen inducted to the living ut Chipping Campden, Gloucester -Lire. Rev. Charles P.leter, M.A. ha; been .licesite.l,l.y cu nmision front the Bishop of Glouctmer, to the verpetual ..'.racy of the Holy Trinity, In Gloucester; and the saute stettlev.om Ita. been in.tituted to the vicarage of St. Mary-de-Lode. Rev. H.l. Randolph, vkar of Badminton and Hawkeedury, Gloucestershire, has been appointed Dume,tic Chaplet* to the Duke of haul Itev. Dr. %Vollen, vicar of Bridgewater and Chikon Trinity, lets brcu irrititirred to the vicarage of Kelton, Storitreetshire, o.ta the prise:MA(ol of the Nino:. 'lle Rev. tisalti Bret.' Barry, is preferred to the reflory of Quarry, I IJ.* 1) Wol:n, vicar of Ertilz..e.tater and Chilton Trinity, ha. been 11'4..1: toed to the vicarage of Ethan. Suittersetshire, uu ' th.- I.re , L.:.t..tont of t!te lan ;;. May 1, in Cork, the 1.a,11 - of Ca;.tain N. C. Travers, of the 9:1111 K.lle Rig:mem, of a son. Friday re might, the Lidy of Sir P. B. V. Broke, Bart. of Broke's 11411, Nacton, of a danglittr. 14.0 4 . AR it 11:17 At lekleshatn l Suffolk, the Atl. T. Richards, B.A. of Et. ' colle ; te, Canibridte, to 1:.1 za Frances, daugl.ter of Mr. Climseellor 11611ingliery, eksr plate. Rev. W. a. Bradley, Vicar of Chard, and PretYmdary of in Sostersets:dre, to Miss Foster, of lan,;ston, near . 1 *unto°. - Hee. 'C. Barnes rector of Castleferd, to Mks C. Bland, of Kippaz Park, Yorkshire. . L! E 1). On Welnesday, the 10th instar.t, at 112th, in the Tnth year of plln age, John Horton, Esq one of tiye Aldermen of th..t city. Of the conelent small pox, on Friday afttention, .t live o'clock, at Prosrect-row, Brompton,Aliss Harriet I mes, Aged t!ti, grand (laughter to Hanfairy Potter, Ilsq. late of the s..rne young lady had been inoculated before she wa. that. ran and was suppos:Nl to have had the small pox very L... ”Jr.l!alf. iIANICRUP rev F.NLARGED: July 4, Tamer' 'l'ye, of Little Eauclseap, proe!sionmercliant, at tea, at Guilt:hall. • ISAINIKRI.IPTCY SUPERSEDED Benlitui i Bradford, of the Stone's-Lad, amithwaik, dealer in /Knish whim and Cireign spirt:caus Ba%NiCitill , I'S. ' Johan Julius Li:abler, late cif 11-aatl-streer. hamlet of Patel:if, kii4lll2s .1, hat-item Let carer, dealer and c rapaan, to s tie:at:der May 20, 27, and June 21, at tut:lva. at Gail.:::all. At:oruey, Mr. Paulin, No. I. Broa,l street. It. a. Saninal Nalborough mad W.lsi tat Parsons, of Harwich, Essax, haberdashers, dealera arid thai,:oett, Nis; 16, t; and June :A, at tab, at Guildhall. .lttor nay 111 r. laitkow, Wariliobe-place, Iloctore•Ctrin mons. • John Henry Grchicr anti Crahatti Cranch, of 'claillford, surrey, and of Bristuw strve:, Ai:erase by the Wardrobe, Louden, lime-burners, mat.ceacturt rs, dealers, chapas• ti, aml col arf Merl, May UO, so, and I Jae 2.1, at 'Wave, it 1,1.11.:1.1LAN. Attorney, Mr. 1-facke:t, New -court, Swithia's-latas. Jaynes [trot .!n, of ;Jeer Sr. I:Jiatals, Sclitilk, grozer, :.I.ly '24, ;t 6 c y ' ll . tY I!•;. ana June at Iwe ve, at the Angel lost, liury at. helmuo Atter!: w•, Mr. Leech, Bury St. Edinutals ; or Mi. W. Ltru:olty,t;rl. ; 's I in. Juba F.cluey, of High a it.dhurn. 1i elenewa, broker. dealer sad eletpmati, V.I. 27, and lit at ten, at Gudaltall.- attnernay, h:t. Willuserblty, Clidnier's tau. lescph Bo:Jae, of Civol , ary- M.t r, merc:r, draper, dealer chap/tan, !day 30, 31, alai lane 24. a? raven, at the , l•ter and isarrer Inn, Worcester. Attornies, Messrs. Ll orunit mid J. yes, Chanecry-lane, Lini.lon; or Mr. George Hill, W %%Ilium' fiat ecy, now or late of Ipstones, Staffardskire, glitter, May 1 i, la. and June 24, at eleven, At the Whitt! Hart lain. Uttoteter. Attoruitc, Mr.' Flint, Uttozotar ;or Mr. Oaakell, Gray's lan, 1.0, lon. Paul Lb Bins, of Much aulleam, !farts, baker. dea l er and chap man, May f es, 23, and Jan: 21, a ten, at Guildhall. Attar Mes, Mr. Get', liisht.p Stwrtturd, Herta.; or Mr. Maleinson, Elat court, Nliddle Temple, l.undoa. JuAlua LiuLartl, of Btackwell. parish of Bakewell, Derbyshire, corn-dealer and chairman. ?day a; 24, and June 24, aLten, at the %Vince Beaa lan, Manchester. Attornics, Mr. Philip Hurd, Inner Temple, ladalon; or Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Man chester. Robert Moffatt, of 11Tanehester, merchant, fustiarismanufaeturer, dealer and chairman, May •.:3, 27, and June 24. at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attu. taies, Mr. Hadßakl, Man chester; or Mr. Fhdip liar& Temple, London. James Shepherd, of the parish of Sutton,Yoilishire, ship-builder, May 16, 19, and June 24, at eleven, at the George Inn, Ilan. Antoine., Mr. Leonard klicks, 5, Gray's Inu-square, London, or Mr. Valais Hai.e, Triiiity-lioasr.-lane, Hull. John White, John George Cochrane, and William Blunt, of Fleet -strew, London, booksellers and partners. May teo, 3J, and June 24, at clvven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chippin dull, Great Otieetwstiett, Hale's. Edward Nowa, th &wiser and l'lnunas Pearson, of Salford, I.an • cashire, cotton-mem:4lns, dealers and chairmen, and c•rpatt-' tiers, June: 2,3, and 24 , at two, at vie Palace lun, Ma chaster. A. tortiey, r. Samuel Bilge, m. Anil's-cruet, felancheircr. James Vredvrick Plut.tscy, of Clar,astracq, Clare-Market, Mid dhsca, victualler, dealer and chairman, May 20, at twelve, May 27, at our, and June 24, at waive, at Guildhall. Luudou. - Attorney, Ely. A. Isaacs, at. Mary Ale. Edward Messer, of Gaa ing well, Oxturdshire, faraaer, sheepdeder, dealer and Chapman, May ua, at Eve, Mara:43lu! Jane 2t, at eleven, at the Whin. Attornits, Messrs. Xleytick and lltoderip, keel Lion-square, London; ur Mr. J. W. Dolby, Banbury. John Henry Hata - lan, of Great Winchester street, I.otztVen,mer2 chant, May 20, 27, and Julie 24, at tell, at Guildhall. Attortiks, Aileen Oakley and Birch, hlartin's•laile, Caution-street. Edward Hudions, late of Gibraltar (but nuor a prisamer in Lan caster gaol) May sto, 27, and June 24, at twelve, at Guddhalh Attoruies, Mears. Oakley and Brat , Martin's-lane. John Cuekardge, o: hams-strert., Alder.ate-street, London, sal low-chandler, May 23,27, and June 24, a: twelve, at Guild hall. Atturtnes, Messrs. Drew and Sans, Ids, Barmeulse7- sifter, Southwark. Michael Mat-.!tall, of New Sarum, Wilts, carpenter, %leak, and elwpmau, May 29 , 1.0. at SIZ, and June 1:4, it els . en, at the Public Mounts, New Sat um. Auoruict, Mr. Il'arry, New-Inn, London; or Mr. aamoel Foot, baliibury. John Thrum, es: Birmingham, silvarsnaitb, dealer :ad chapman, klay 2ti, 117, and June 24, at twelve, at the Unica ministrant. Attorney, Mr. John Bott, Birmingham. Jobe - plc I light, of two Waters,. Hemel Heumstcd, liens, farmer, dealer and chapman, M . ly 23, 27, :it'd June 24, at el..vcit, at GuilelhaU. Attornies, Mesita. Buurdldun and Hea itt, Little Friday-street, Chtapsitle. Thomas Wage I lettialeyof Bath, victualler, dealer and chanman, May 24, 2.4, and Jane 114, ai eirsieo, at the Fall Moil Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Burfuot, 2, King's Bench Walks,Temple, I.onelott ; or Mr. John Phy - sick, lie h. Jolm Edwards, of Braetol, hatter, hosier, dealer and ehapitian, May 26, 27, and June 24, at cue, at the Commercial ifaums, Bristol. Atrorilies, Messrs. Tarraut, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery4ane, 1.01111011. Jobu Bull the tijer anti John link the younger, late of Red Lion , court, Wittbnii-strlet, London, merchants, dealers, aiiatunan, and copari net,;, May 20, 30; tad June u I, at twelve. at a; Lund hull. Attottiey, Mr. Nitta, I Frognatrton-atreet. Samuel of Coventry, surgeon and apothecary, dealer and eltainau, May 30, SI, ask June .21, at eleven, at the George sun, Coventry. Attorney, Mr. John Carter, Coventry. Henry Custard Bastiett , of 'Manchester, isfurey scrivener, dealer and einivuatt, May 23, tat, aid June 21, at three, at the NV bite ISearJatn, Manchester. Attorrlf , s, Mr. Phibp s itiord a Kong't Bench Walks, 'Temple, London 4 or Maasrs. liatWi a and Kirk. Manage:titer. 1 ittX6N'S Js)PrtintiOus . - T HESE Pills tong since •,I,trin , a jlist. colehl ill the priva e 'practice of the Proprurtor, Mr. Apothecary; and fit:in their great imams in man; obytinate I . uus &tinders, on RUMCT(III., Patients of distinct:nit, 2111 i particularly tl a I)uke of lle.ltord, it Georftv Watten, Dowager Lady Say and Eele, the Viscountest Bulks:ley, he KU pershaded to °err seat to tlee t :'ublic, under t,t rt . Intim and baretion of their 113:11Cf• They are f 0111,41 to be an incomparable remedy for r..• the tune of the Itntnach, to: curing !li.t•ge till), or re- . crudides, and thrir cmiseqttent di•tigreet..ll..• trurtlti•:•:: ! 41,ncea. I hey remove habitual and t• nm‘rary iVrn - kt., • 111.2t1-2C1:1,, and hratt burn, 1404 , thilS 02:a the ;!Cl;. Of the re-It:sit:nit I.ile, it.telye• at • tliet, rr ,1110'...r...t kl I. and will hr tumid a me.A. Valvable Ik:e t c's': ;„ npno eve: y hid:bp:ft:don, ozc.ttiumd 1:y a dit.t.r•lerc.l St,:te n: Stomach . Bold %lb.:ie.:lc and retill at r.!-. Ctiral. Cr:. of St. l'cul bel SUICIA . al' i:y I.', ,rt-te:• Junes,yt..%tun, Allnutt, and :•::,••••. ; 11410, and GOTiort C , ;111 . 1411 :oritt qtr .1) 7 si c . and Ravi, WI I I . urner, ; Ni; t! and Gabes t, l':ixanuth ; lf_ttutt r.O ! 11 , ,y•', •, CO, flit re•stel!avt titz!ne., I.vt:rh, arch A :Li:von, M t!., •.. r iewnia n.,,ec•vt ; !Scat:. a:• , i (:Ls. .w ; Burry, t(oi; Jr:. !: iCh ; E d,„ ar d, an i li:Pr :t!1.1 I .te v, I i.. L • and Led,•:::•! . . Dov , !- ; `,6 . ;stle, !air ; ;.; !• ~f t . , tenhant ; ; •••• retail by 011,1 t f tt. ,t r tia rat h. _ WIIEN Nlun of ~,4 use ler:ewer ttg ert:eavo!. , .q to .!,sung r • krt.t.r tacthco..a trivr re a tvw ..r. ; .:-• •f ; . mlait of thcir Itce '4 'f" , - 0,1 _ . Mews GoiS ant Co, a, tesn;lar r.. • t Cote., .• c.f Surgeons in 1.0r.-I,ff, .are ! •. . CAS curt. of the roUovOng the ohji:rt of tLeir •Ll. v a eertatn Disorder, frequentsy rontrartted r r.ar-on, ecneonntants, Str nr...v 1 (Ave.., v.! , an tnlprovvd plan, arr weedly and altectrally rurrii ; k • wl , ,•ther ar;sino iron] Facch:..ifalian .; dr. t v.e "'min chntaten, or a ift•crt! 501liari TOO happily guriaratl by the youth nt bt;th sexes, intrilitt; or haar.nros., and in she oiler a nom. Coll• tr int it .....:. vow d.,-.P.i.., ,, , we..rh, it not Cris:ly ft :11c**:',.:t. tt 7,,lit'i.e***:. .. . ft Dee and Ctlls!lttl: , torl. In Or.: distre.oittl gate 01 e. 1.•!. , ~ ,k.ficleacy, whether the consettnan:e it !melt ten:esti! h:.!; .. arts:ng from any other eip.e, by r.lich tee pokers of tt. , C - . 1. turban become eci.n.hled, aa bl.'n.i.er. of tt.e Royal 1.,:;,, , of Surgenna iL Ltml,e, they of:er a luta, sate, ant; spytaly r•...• ration to aouni art! vtzeria...; 1.,.;,!•ia. Meeara Gr. , : ar l i. C. exct t.1e,.4. r eol e s,iyg t h e core ( e. ~, 1 tiart•ctif..r cort...'..t.ina, in orJer eat: they may n.it be, !,. , miant:tx. few, nraiked r.ith the tohlogity an ;ugly rtaea,. t •• the tEaor;u:,t entp.i.ia, think it !get justice :a them - ash/ea to .::••• th.t: they lave been properly t tincattni a... 1 i:,' xed into • -el itranea o: the t.rtfeaainn (ttertic: , ,e. of uti.-ii, from 4111,-:A ki.tag!t:ds, an tt"timintials front :he trnat irnnient Phritirata they have to eft:tvivce any i;:•it:::cr) tLat eve .::cc: c, tes:a:••.: noir their et:demi:tura hrg i...h.; . ed t;..:in to ti... Litt ;7...1...4.- .I , e general Utractition-r, :on! tia.y pre...arie that their ! , 1" , r:: • (Ka ConS:.tl:tV a Itif gtie:: - ..1 !or O.!: t..!;1: - .:cedented tot.tl.l4.nce v.....t wt.r.th they have, h.; the Politic • in a: to liberaly !to :a.:-:.,.1. Ti . .e result cat a I. -nr and evenst IC Tactic.. has et , -.1.1e.: •: et.. hy a severing :nee...id, to r.•:• •v venoval cwltelAittr% h ...• Al :LlVeter.tr a- conTheatt .1. as it} otr aubjert int; tin: I•a;;;Ir. t •. s 1 iraat tt*.f.'.lillt in diet or ezereiae ; and in rment 1'.:m.1 w , e,.. .:. cal iy :INA: , :* :fon la tn...,!e on dicrov:ry if tte infection, , L,I ,•,, .catty peri.Jrnt ace:,. in :IT cttort .1 , .,ze ,I , ' two Jaya. 'FL • . pre..e.i.tr......e. , urecsa ..f the:r rus.i.. of trait": 'l.: r.trilieh i.... r ••• , h e e l , 1; neaa n to fail in Oro ,t , :!: :Iwatic. I:I ...!: - .1,..ic.:..; I .i .. ALtasig wi•.;:h •,•• riol ri :‘• y l', -..:.:. ! p• rc.,*!l; ~. !," ~.,,,, .. ~ teen cutest, ev..a after .•:vezr ..r.Li irjutiova t o,, t .,,,.., test' !..., 1 i2.:rattc.i hy ;del Itra.-.:'!;:sici . .. v.itl:.n.a. efit.tt), :nli.r.sa; th.:.:, 14 I''.'ill , vi!il ,l cly ..1...r •I•''a s .7.0.::r.:. To be reinseitt•i -ii::; br 1' sit;:lits mt e:th.l. 04• I, Wfth ar-ei.... ! :!elleacy, and a::tnt eit.---Letter: tiem t.•... trio. i• , t0t..,0 ~, ti:e i s tarAct_.:ato o: t:;•• '...tse, as., a 0: I%.*Mtik.t ~f .i..-1,, , :1... , , 4 reliOnanCts, '..ay at: rt:ilt...l tn, and .I..!eice a.. , .: l'.le. ! .... : . imt• w.cded ;.:I! Or 1:.1..7!7 1.. r •:),) -.erg. I P/r/V•T'p..tl.., • . r r".. iff ARRIAnr. should b: !he: 131:n.1 iti-nt • s ; happine•s, whi:h is talon dlieurbedttwoiset t. • fortthe 1:•:iottoo.it takieg those rr •caitto•it •v! •• t the enjoynieor of that treat dome ,tic 1 . - . 1 .r-•i • every rank put :ilinatine to the s'itine of see..llies : lee, • • • the cortstitution beilt taints ibf ti sea • l!t. is 1: - •: certain habit contracted et &.r rf • :•••e, a • .r. i previou , to the ' , TOR . i• Oat), re sitisqe ;•••. ' the Mut:libel ins .;.arks of Ile, zn Ito rear.ir.o.. , .• t.n •.••• • nu ditortlyrs have contrihute , l molt .:; 1,! )1 • .. neat happiness than those wife% are the v. , .;.! pleaKure. It was this c(mstslcra•ion w!itcit : NI ss •.. tali and Co. for these last CU years, ;., tCt ! e l' r I.L 11.• • attentirn exclusively to the trey:tin:l4 mi... cone et the V.... ••••. Ulnae!, and the disorder' arising tlt. rerrcri. ha. '• rangentem. at rite system pro lucid by the it. e %•• •' • inconsiderate school buy, which brings on llK)4t•Ws•re•• •IL! J • li:let and Deficit:netts that prevent sac eiriiit ter the . state. The •••cce!sful result of their pl tn, givi.. them • dour to opp:ase the rave:roof these en • wiplamt s. lee ••• important in the cataluzue of human itifiernines, it behove% es at person who has itululeed in this solitary vice to sett rehab . : , •t• suiting professional:nen of eminence andh• uour,to which NI., CURRIE end Co. claim the sanction of scholastic alit''. as well the testimony of uncoteradicted fat's In t•ro:•a'•*f the.ebre of these complaint', they hold 0...1 no inducer.] r! vice ;• but, sensible, as all men mus he, o: the eststewe ...6 celaniities,tliey offer their assist: me as re..ularly edieft,ll 1! berg of the Royal Colteees of Surteints of Lon !am avid 1:-.1ir.h••••:1. Slioht and rezetir et of Sypholit.e int, titian as • Hin the abort span: of mu Jays. ot the tn..: is ••:•.• each :es t)hstrit , ..eicn:, inveterate S.oic•ttre.. ear. !I.e. Boles, t:leets, are pezinanently aid • —Seveasl Noldenica and tlentietnett rot the lira teso-"A! • have beer. midst doe c.ire of Me.-r:.('(seam: and (_ - ,- Lineal ni contplaitots of the nrstbra, strictures, &:: 3. 1 ! .r crises: a raikal and permanent core, reciumr 11.. n v:.: , may he made to et.eot, as calutactor.r evidence„; el •' • superiority of ktessm..Cuaitte and Co.'s plan.es , Many of these tarn leteen had strictures iron- •ze t ••• , years, and were under the butt Meosiii. Wiese, ia.....•••-• and other Surgeons of villa entente, who attempted /It. "• by the applic?tion of the lunar canstle, h Ai; suo-....4. A • CUKRIE seed Co. have selected the folios( Icn-r f^• many they are daily receivieg Item tietoth•tisr:., re , them thanks for their restoralun to sound VII health. it was sent t 6 them, uust:lislo4d, fro:u t• tt • NctM Earl, avim bad laboured under this painful ntalady for ten years : —be bad h-r:, tit -• • of several Sun-cant of pr .feittuial ontitemce, eon: v afforded him permanent relief ; nut fr.nt the mil i;;,• treatment adopted and puratte.:l•y Motors. Coal te s. •• ceieed aradic..l cure in the slur space of tone tweet,. " . • "To CIIRRIF., 107, I lattotblarst „ :!. " Lord fet Is great 1.1. , ..a5u..e n:str,er.•:•:c. Currie the perfect re-estahlislinient of Ids ht alth. fa of his mild and adntualtle treatment of Stile. ares .nt:p.• • lie may s•Itl, that he I.as not for many year.: • • comfort and•freerlom from pain ; and ti eirerta;:;, ••• his having obtained, ar.leg!, kis skill ar..l sit te-.!;.ce., a ; • radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he wa• .11 to the manner that others treated the complaint, he by •-• • power, trues a fair trial and a just curly/rhino, to , •17*!*'" • bute d applanae to Dr. Cut ri.• which he 1.. • • "hall ever be most ready and evil rig te acknowleill.:." hiarried ho lows long hee;: .I.sapp , :n •".• expectations of a faintly. may be as' urea, that v.: re, such defe.-., are curable by Medical skill; amt aid reset? • novel of such impe.Aments be an oh err ci gee!:? taint' s , with (others, ;•et de• cure of sechtetect-, !:•. t! progress of renovation, is the aegu;tentent of their et 1 ., • Me-sr,. Culla sea: and Co. may be ct.esultell by prie:!' •• • . Set, with the ert•atest . t.ssrocy aa:d bccour, at tatir .* • 107, liatton-vrtlen. . . l'ath•nts in the conoter,desocrNor, the V 2 rtictlr" ' 1 age, and mode or livlr.:7„ In:J.:snag a restseltjto , e to' •• • ntriielties, the sane will be given or sent to any rt.- ,•'.: dont. 'Co ensure tl•at secrecy so cssen• fat to I nor u•. ' •• • ;•he postae,e of letters maybe eded to the Arcot' tit it • •7 , : L. s- I • 107. Hat ron dardea. t Printed by Levet. Fricr, Prciteze l . 7- - .pebisbed tbete,smist the Sm . Offre.Terk!e'r