Star. — London, England, 1818-08-22 00:00:00

THE IittINCIIESTER COTTON-SPLVNERs• ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC. • " We, the Mule Cotton-Spiorers of Manchester, consider it a duty incumbent upon tss . to addresp the Public at the preseat juncture, to contradict the many false statements aed misrepre sentations that have appeared in the Public Papers. " We are stated in all the Papers to have turned out for an asilance of wage;; this we admit to be impart true, but not ab colutelyee.. Two years no, when Our employers demanded a reduction of ten banks, they affirmed that the state or the mar ket itnperniusly called for loch reduction ; but when the markets would athrtit aan advance, they would willingly give it. We d !trended oa their honour. and continued to laboue for more than twelve &baths at the reduction ,vroposed. About ten months since, on comparing the price of cotton and yarn, wa found that the maikets would allow our employers to fulfil their pr noise; VisT th : .;refbre solicited them to that perpose, and only w shed to be r.e.iastated in the ;mem prices wa worked at previ oesty to that r, &Action. *one declared they :add not give it; others they wt.uld not ; but the greater part, that they would, if others del, but they should not like to be the first. Thus we c a:tinted, elorking and soliciting fur the last eight monthi.- 1' tough the demand for yarn has been unprecedented, arid the consequent rise in twist great, they have still refused our just re.prest ; an.: in order to cause a beli f that trade was in a de choing sate, gave notice that their ruins should only work three days In the week, which appeared so extremely ridiculous, that the very children enteloyed in the factories laughed at it. " It is tastrtsd,that our average wages amount to ?oar or 40s. per week—it is evident, that this statement was made by ante individual either ignorant or interested. In 1816, the average clear wages of the Spinners in Manchester, was al:Mut-245. they were then reduced Irons 20 to 25 per cent. end have ever since laboured under that reduction. And it is to be remarked, that Sphinges relieve their own sick, as well as subscribe to other casualties; therefore, when their hours of labour, which are from flee in the morning until seven in the evening (and in some milli longer) of mnrernitthrg toil, in rooms heated from 7t) to 90 degrees, are taken into consideration, we believe the public will guy with us, that no body of workmen recavc so inedevate a coropensAtion for their labour. " The next thing we would advert to is, our employers have asserted, thin if they submit to our present request (which they admit is reastmble) It would not be long before we demanded another advance of ten hanks more: whatever some individuals teeny have said, we know nothing of, but the great majority of seinaers have never slid or intended any such thing. Aud we hereby declare, " That we are wtlliug to enter into a treaty with OUT eirployers on fair and hououmble terms." " We believe there Li no species of labour so fraught with the want of natural comforts as that the spinners have to coetend w,th; deprived of fresh air, and subjected to long confinement is the impure atmosphere of crowded rooms, continually inhaling the particles of metallic or vegetable dust, Lie physical powers beeareta debaated, his animal strength dwitdks away, and few survive the rocridien of lire, and the grave is - often the welcome asylum of his woes. His children r—bui lct us draw a tell over the scene, our streets exhibit their caderorites and decrepit forms, and any, attempt to describe them world be imoossibk. " Let it mit beeneietstoed that we attach blame to our em ployers as applied to duct calamities; they are, perhaps, insepa rable frarn tire very nature of the employment, and our masters Mae dement, but cannot redress them. All we esk is a fair and candid investigatioa into the grounds of our complaints, and we are confideat that both justice and humanity will decide in our favour. " We solemnly declare as men, Mfathers, as loyal subjects, and well-wishers to a Orestitution, the spirit and letter of which will rest countenance any thing like slavery- and oppreaeion, that we cannot obtain, with the greatest possible industry, the corn moo comforts and neceseenes of life, at the present low prices; to labour har.i is not an eaAy to b, bet to labour hard and want e. impossible. Let our masters consult their own hearts, and u the seat of justice and humanity, they will not bug hesitate to great oar Just request." COIIMON•HALL.—.The Livery assembled yesterday in Guildhall, to fill up a vacancy in the office of, lkidgeniaster. About ()Ile o'clock., the Liam) MAvon, Aldermen, Sheriffs, and City Wilcers, appeared on the Hustings, and the Hall was op'oed with the usual ceremonies. There were seven Candidates, viz. Messrs.' ../Amxs NOHTUN, GronGE KING, SAMUEL THODEY, Ja:Arif SNIUGCS, THOMAS SMIT:I, JAMES TATLOCK, and .GEORGE MARMADUKE METCALF. On these '. names being put up in succession, the shew of hands was very great, nearly unanimous, fur Mr. Timm The other Candidates considered the opinion of the Livery so decidedly expressed, that they all resigned their pret,:asions without demanding a poll. Mr. ..I*3DIF was then duly elected ; and, after he had re turned thanks, the-Hall was dissolved. 'Yesterday, as one of the dtays of Messrs. Barclay and Co. was proceeding along Star-court, Bert:pond :Cy, one of the wheels came in.contact with a cart, which was standing by the side of the road ; the cart was upset by the shock, and a man who was inside hid both his legs broke. Saturday, as a person named Kelly, was conveying a raft of timber down the Shoreham River, he by some accident fell off into the water, when owing to the shallowness of the tide, he was jammed to death. Wednesday morning, an oyster salesman, at Bil lingsgate, took three 11. and.one 51. notes, the whole of whirl. on lying presented at the Bank, proved to be forgeries. HvssEv's CoNvEssm);.—Considerable doubts arc entertained as to the correctress of II ussey's state ment. Mr, SMITH, the Magistrate, of Greenwich, and other Gentlemen, are still persevering in endea vouring to ascertain the most correct information on the subject. On Wednesday, they employed, some men in clearing out the pond near Vansittart's Place, Greenwich, in search of the mallet which Hussey said he threw into the pond with the hammer, both of which instruments he pr;:tended to have been used by his companions who entered Mr. Bird's house. The whole of the mud and dirt was taken out of the poad,• in the presence of several Police Officers, &c. but no Mallet. nor any appearance cf one, was found. The Bow-street officers and others who saw the man gled hodies of Mr. Bird and his housekeeper on their being washed from the stains of blood, allege, that there was every reason to believe that all the wounds on both of the bodies had been inflicted with the same' instrument, and t'i'e impression of the wounds resem bled that which would be produced from the hammer.' The confession states, that while one of Hussey's coin y,anions wits engaged with the housekeeper at the reet-door, the other man broke his way into the side door: whereas, on Adkins and Lavender, the Bow str,;et : , fficers, arriving there, in a very short time after t!ie first alarm, with all possible speed, were of opinion that there had been neither breaking in nor breaking out of the house. It is said, that Hassey assigned as a reason to the Rev. Mr. Emon, for his tot milking a confession sooner, that he and his asso ciates 'had sworn such horrid oaths not to impeach etch other, that he was frightened even to repeat them :•and he inquired of the 11ev. Mr. litinuE, if he thought he should be forgiven hereafter if he broke the oath he had taken, not so divulge any thing re specting the transaction? It is still suspected that' t'le murderer gained admittance into. Mr. Bird's house a )olt nine o'clock„ ,At six o'clock the same evening a itamictiocked. at the door, and the housekeeper pu; up the 'Chain before :,he answered hita. • . GVIT.TMALL.-1 . %MOUS CHARGES Or UTTZIINOI FORCED NOTES.--Timothy and • lilizabcth Lane were( yesterday brought up to answer the complaints oli numerous shopkeepers, who had lately.reeeived, in the course of business,fbro b rd Bank of England notes. The Solicitor to the Bank attended, and said, the fe male prisoner was one of those who had been dis charged upon a former occasion, when charges of this kind were exhibited :iggpat her ; and who had been assured, that in the event of another offence of a similar kind, prosecution should certainly follow. Daniel Paine, a butcher, said, that on the 9th of June the female prisoner came to him, and paid for a piece of meat with a forged one pound note, which he produced. Soon after she had gonl away, ant before the witness had ascertained that he had been imposed upon, the male prisoner passed another for ged one pound note upon him.—J. Burridge, servant to Mr. Reed, linea•draper, of Beech-street, Barbican, stated, that he had some time ago taken a bad one pound note from a woman, who, he fancied, was Eli • •zabeth Lane.—The Bank Solicitor wished the word 6e/iered to be substituted in the place of . fancild.— The witness refused to do so, saying, that he could not conscientiously use so strong a word, the matter having taken place six months ago.—Upon referring to the written comment upon the note by the wit ness, it was found that he had received it but a few weeks ago.—Mr. Coming, art ironmonger, in Beech street, Barbican, said that Timothy, in purchasing a kettle, passed a bad note upon him, and gave it with the name of Leonard. Timothy cried out, " That's a d—d lie." Witness added, that Lane said he would send his wife for the kettle, and the woman did ac cordingly come for it.—Mr. Smith, grocer, of Bar bican, stated that the female prisoner paid hint a forged one pound note for some grocery, in the name of Mary Parker.—The Solicitor said there were seve ral other cases agnnst the prisoners, who were re. manded till Tharsday. IiATTON GAHDLN.—Yesterday Timothy illio•phy v-as fully commit:ed to take his trial at the rest Old Bailey Sessions, far stealing one dozen of port wine; the prorei ry of Mr. Richard Hodgson. wine-mer chant, of Little Eastcheap.—lt appeared that the prisoner ordered the wine, ashe pretended, for a Gen tleman in Fleet-street. When the porter arrived with it at the Sun public house, Devereux-court, Murphy took it from him, saying that he would im mediately return with the money. Instead of doing so; he passed through the house into Essex-street.— He was apprehended a few days after, in paying a visit to a female, who was apprehended for a similar offence. Maatuoaouou-srn EET.—Yesterdav Rebecca Mal-1 ling and Mary Hill were charged with robbing tw) privates of the Ist Regiment of Life Guards OF a watch, monies, and their clothes, at the house called Rats' Castle, in George -street, ttt. Gile.'s.—The case, however serious, excited much merriment, by the de tail cif the prosecutors, who, it appeared, had selec ted the two prisoners as their sleeping partners. .At day break, in the morning, one of the soldiers missed his frail companion, who had taken away the whole of his clothes, a jacket, and a pair of flannel drawers excepted, besides his watch and money.—Furxemen, the constable, described ofte of the prosecutors stan. ding sentinel at the door in a state of nudity when he arrived.—Mailing, who absconded, was commit ted for trial, but the ohm prisoner, who made no at tempt to escape, was discharged. James Gadsby was remanded on various charges of felony in the absence of the prosecutors. VironsittP-sraEcr.—Yesterday IV. Grang was com mitted for trial, charged with uttering a :tl/in-ge,l note on the Grantham 13ank, and a £5 forged note on the Bury and Suffolk Bank, for the acquisition of which he was unable to account. The prisoner had committed great depredations amongst the linen drapers, to whom he passed large country notes, and obtained half their purported value hi change. The prisoner's defence was, that he had taken the notes in the regular way of busines, at Deptford. Mottos HALL.—Yesterday Mary Bryant, the wife of J. Bryant, of Dean-street, Tooley-street, was brought before the Magistrate, charged with striking a woman, named Mary Connelly, with a poker, so as to endanger her life.—lt appeared from a great number of witnesses, who were all of the lower class of Irish, that the prisoner had threatened to take away the life of Mrs. Connelly repeatedly. The im proper feeling she manifested towards her arose from jealousy. Thursday night the prisoner, seeing Mrs. Conelly pass by her house, ran out with a poker, which . she concealed under her apron until she came close to Connelly, when she took it out and struck her over the head with it. The blow was so severe that she fell ott the ground in a state of insensibility : the wound inflicted was very deep, the blood flowed profusely, and the neighbours carried her to Sr. Thomas's Hospital. The surgeons paid every atten tion to the unfortunate woman, and pronounced her situation to be extremely dangerous.—The prisoner did not deny the charge, but endeavoured to exte nuate her offence by stating various acts of asgres sion on the part of Mrs. Connelly. The Magistrate ordered her to find good bail to appear when called upon, and also to answer the charge at the Sessions. Early yesterday morning, as Mr Brookes, a shoe maker, of Saffron Walden, was returning from New . - market, he was stopped within fuur miles of the former place by two men, in soldiers jackets, who robbed him of 11. 7s. 6d. . _ A man of the name of Brown, was committed on Monday last to the town jail of Cambridge, on suspicion of horse-stealing, from which he contrived I to escape over the trails ; but in getting down, he I fell, and broke one of his legs, to suppbrt which he contrived to get two pieces of board, and bound them to the fractured limb by some twigs, out of an ad joining plantation, and then proceeded on, but was soon obliged, from extreme pain, to call for assist- I ante, and was taken to the Hospital, until his reco ' very shall enable him to be conveyed back to prison. Wednesday se'nuight a fire broke out in the house of Captain Le Rouozrzz., at La Roeque, in the Pa rish of Grouville, Jersey, so dreadful was the coniia-' gration that in less than five minutes, it communica• ted to the premises of a M. MOIRE GlnAur. Although the tide was full in, and abundance of water at hand, such was the force of the tire, that in less than dire,: quarters of an hour the two h(arscl, the and out-oliices, *ere entir..tly reduced to ashes. RA%Y lIIIThS. Best Heifers and 5t , •2111 (per Ordinary ..tt. 0.1 to Ss V stone)......ss nd to es lod Market Celt 10, Od to os Od Middlings ...es ed to ?I en n g. Horsi Os tad to ios 64 Sheepskine--Pulltd; Os 04 to es ol—Ekiwoo, Os Ott to o. vd Shearling*, is 21 to Os Od-4/Losalls, 3s Ott to 54 os od. =:-• 7 271 R MARKETS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUG tr 57 ft . To sink tbc offal—per stone ut Beef ........8s ed to 4s 104 real 4, GI to :Eel I Mutton ....4s td to 38 64 Pork Lamb 4s. 4d. to 6d. Beasts 760—Calves 360-4 beep and Lambe tioco—Piox 220 lIAT AND STRAW PKII. LO.tl). F1ay...... 4s to £8 8. I Straw .C 1 Si to d 72 las C105er....., 151 a to 9 Os Rowell ... Os 00s to Os NEWOATZ Asia LE ADEN:II, tA LI. MA RE TS, AINCIIWZ Carcase.) (117 the Beef... 7a 44 to is 441 .Mutton 4l +fie tod • Limb is. Veal Ss Sd to Ss 4d I Pork 5/ je 6s Od 4d. to 6s. Oa. ITR ANV Yri l ali a DAY. 1 wortacwarat. HaT...6 1 Gs Gil to 71 75 051 Straw 21.1e4 al to 21 is. O k i Clover al 84 to 91 94 0 4 OF 110 e& VtICES or 11AY woo S' ST. souses. !Fly —.61 OS Od to 91, Os od &law 21 Ss ea t. SI 17s Od Clevirr 01 Os Od td 91 Os 01 PRIC 1,: NSW MAO& Kent ..e 151 0s 4o 151 las :kisses 154 Os to 171' lOs Essex OOl Os t..) (AA Os Foreign 5l Oa to *1 Os XVII miter& Kent l9l los to sal Os 'Sales: ....-1111 100 to AI Os Zoe: OOl Os to 401 Os Fa-Osans OOll Os to OJI Cs PINCH or TALLOW, St. James's- Market ......4s 9d Clare Market ' ;......0a Od SOAP, alto CANDLIM Taww Tallow St. 04 Yellow flussla r 79s ed White ditty 77s 04 Soup ditto - 771 ed ift—peurd, ins...Pala, 110. 61.—lioulds, 1 is Od. - . Whitrchapel Pd 1 (per atone of Sib) Yellow Soap, 104s--Moldld. Candles, pf:r doz. 1:o. r R ICE- or LEATUEIL Nuns, SO to SGlbs v.:eh ,.. ...... ....:)....a.3d to 94d per lb. DT•to, 56 to 661bs each .—....... ...... .......ssd to sod Dres,ing I lides 19d to 21d Fine Coach Hides • eid to tes4 Crop Hides, 35 to 4olin of addax .... lOl to 21d Ditto 45 to 50114 2id to 23d Cali Skins, CO to 401b5.—... ......... .... 2sd to 301 'Ditto 50 to 701h5.... .............. 32d to :Ad •Ditto 70 to 901b1 :Ad to 11 . 64 .Ssnall Seals (Greenland) 1,...... ........ ..2 id to 27d Large ditto .. . ...,.per &sea 1304 to 103 s LTanneal Horse Hides ....... t .........,. ..... .rid t0.,19d Spani,h horse rse tildes " 7 " ^Vcr to 27d -..-_ COAL M AltlaT,Atiosar 21. Ships at Market. " WO Bold. Ptite. 42 Newcastle • • 37i- ' 341 t Od to 4.5 s 9d 7 Sunderland 7. - • 1148.9 d tsi c 404 at 1 ldgin Main Coal 1 soa 9d to —s. COIJURY MVILETS. • Usaauxo., Aug. 20.—raf., pei lOad £lBO, to .5 Os.— 'Barley, per quarter, 441 to ito—Osts 34s to 48,.--r.tons, tOts to 744—Peas, Gds to 70s--Rye, 00s to 00s. Baxsuur, Aug. 20.—Whstat is. olio 1056d—...8 9s. Od. Fo tOs Od—Vetches, Os Od per Nisbet—Carley, 45s to 60s Od .--Oats, 33s Od to 4.1 s 0:1 per qunter—Bread, is 114 the half peck—Hour, 091 to 70s per sack. Osman, Aug. 20.—The prioe of a Busbel of Wheat Os. I I id Ilalf-peck Loaf, 'Wheaten, 2s Oct.—Hot:fit hold, Is 10d. NEwacay, Beau, Aug. Sl—Whettt, 50s to 975- I —B..iley, 44s to 50s—Oats, 34s to•Ar.—Brons, ^, as to COs--Paas, 66s to 703.—Bread, Is 9d to is 114. per Oallon. PR(CBB or G Portugal Gold in Cob, pc Foreign Gold in Para New Doubloons New Dollars... Silver in La's . CO i Of Amsterdam 37 2 B.U. Ditto at sight 56 I Arasterdam 1 s CF. Ditto at sight I t S Itotterthrn... ll 9 2U. Antwertromatio 11 12 Hansblirgh... 34 6 21 U. Altona :• 4 Paris,7, tlay's date 24 ZS Ditto ^4 SS W. Bourtlesu do. —.24 SS Frankfort Maine I 4Set-nto. Niadrid, eftective 3p Cadiz effect 39 Barcelona EX CHANGLP. Babes. nillectivn SO I Leghorn ..... Genoa 47 Visas, ital. Lir es Naples Pakerano 11.:94 par on. Lisbon 3si Oporto . Janeiro Dublin to 1 (1014- IQ .s s io of the Hank. ou Thailand it pee Cant. " At Brighton the Quartets Loaf is sold for 13d. at Shoreham, Steyning, He:l6eld, and Heeding, in the same connty, it is AS low as 10d. Saturday, two Gentlemen, who had been shooting grouse in Avondale, reached a cottage, a whose door was hanging a cage containing two young ;nem linnets. On expressing their surprise that it should be thought worth while, in the country, to encage such ordinary birds, they wave informed that the ,green linnets, on being brought home, by a boy, 'from the nest, were followed for two miles by the parent birds, which, in spite of their confinement, had come every day since to feed them at the door of the cottage. Oacarn os.—The Apples in Clydesdale, Scotland, are a much better crop this season than they have been for several years back in many places the trees are breaking down under their burdens ; but Pears arc rather deficient. The following is a correct list of the Orchards already disposed of: _ _ _ Calribusneeltan - fist Mn.'s Provancl,DalpatriekXlGs Ur. Stewart Brownlee 47i Srewart Hall - 116 Dalaiel - 267 Miriater of D.614e1 11 ts Dalserf - - 2G7 Garfon - - 136 Mr. Harvey Brownlee 445 Cafill - - 74 Cottrell% - 22. Overtown - . • 4s ISlauldb4e ('astle - 113 Rev. Mr. Livingston. Hnlmf~et 'ambusaitt hag Ualpatrick EGO I Orc'i.nd - - 25 Boxeas.—All the first-rate men of boxir.g talent, arc now at Bristol. Net:le returned•home last wee!:, l and C.'arter, Gregsna and l'ocper, reached there at the bo4inning of the week from Cheltenham where they hove been giving specimens of the':kicixiiti att. A corresponder.t informs us, that Neale!: party are much displeased at the arrival there *of .ihesa formidable men, and as Carter is open to all the World, Seale will, it is tliought, - aceept him for a customer: A dreadful raw took place at the late fair cf 1 2a1- I vscanlan, in the county orLimerick. A man named Sash, who came for the purpose of fighting, was killed on spot; and- sever a l Gtheis'N&;tc • dt.n-c -'rously wounded. • &NAPA the reverse 6T fortune, RoN-A w - 1 PARTE compared himself to a orthy" rf Grecian history; but the Ilomn;.aceoiding to Gi Bar y; affords • a better parallel. " The ascent to &rtiatuess, hOwever steep and dangereus,. may entertain an' fictive spirit' with the consciousness a- 4 . eierciseof f tstin powers ; but the possesslin of a Thi one W teCer yet afferd a lasting satlifSttion to an anibltiotrtitind: This me lancholy trath'Wit 'felt Arid 'aeknitiv. , b:dgetiliySEva. • atoG 'Fortune and merit had, from zninimble station,' elevated hint to the Eht . plate iitriotg triank;nd. fir; hell tern all thing;, ac lie said liiras.,ll. - aPtrt am: 1 ki - Lt LIU clpedit." ILD AND SILV-Ot. r Of. - I 6 O. 0 4 G 0 • •. 9s* ,1 5 PUNEr.IL O 1 LoRDI4XOE:;2" • The following is the order in which procession of the Right lion. ';.t:ColiA: count Asisoss, moved from Shugborough of interment, on the 10th inststat Clergymen (a Carria,r)--Tlit tier. :dr. Pitch, • Coles. ith, and Rev. Vic..r of t: 13.aren, principal Tenants. one sekl I:.;t:si, in inasffordr:lire . ;-1::tt Mourning Co. s Parr, irtwas; Mr. Ottry, llugelci; dr. Tal Mr. Collett. Walton; and Mr. M:.rsla, Colton I‘l4erniroz Co ark-I,lr. Ifart, ACLUIi; lir. Su Mr. A..t/atay, Ctebsky. Medical ?arr.—Mr. W:trd, Family Surgeon; and Family Apt.L.-cary. Tili.llE.kR;S: Motirn,ri Arson V. Main:, ions of the Lee T.Ara; Gen. Sc — Cis : and the Rev. Ctas. Anson, Arebdeaclri .J C.tr Fourth C.oach—Gn. Sir Wm. Anson, ILV-LI. Esq. Ike. !Lori Anson, Sambrooke Ara.an, : Frederic APso”, brother. nut Coach—BA Lloyd, Earl. hrother.in.law; Esq. uncle; Augustvs (co. AMMO, iiq. 1:.;•Ite Coke. Esq. lion. V'ea•.bles Vernon, Sambreoke lfiggics , parti.w.!ar frirre. girth Coich—Messrs. Wyatt and Peary, Agn,.., fins and Parr, SoNcitors. Sneenth Coach—Mr. Jenkir.s, I!otsc Stma. 7, Valet de Clumbre, Mr. Heywood, Are Lit,. Butler, Upper hnennts. Coath—Mr. Stanford, Bailiff, M . :. Mot M'ldutrie, Gardener, Mr. Webb, fouler former Cook. Family Carriage, Rev. rred. Arlant's, Rev. Sambruoke Attendant..—Virst Carriage--Sir Charlex W., Edward Blount, Fag. Second Carri:l7c—Gy, Eq. and the Rev. Mr. LeNeu. C.r.i Whitby. Fourth Carriage--Capt , b. Sh.•rsu Then followed lie empty IFarliap Merles Wobaley, llwt. Sir Joh.. 1 Mr. Lerett, John Cc fins, al.l Joi t n SpaZry The following is an extract of a Oral Mount Holly, in North America, addle.• mercial house in this country Main going on here, but in my opinion millo of being carried on to any great e.recz. cular. that some years past Was cc!,•i; almost annihilated-1 mean the in , ,i r. duce of which was a good remiuu:,ce, England. These works are now in tut • ruins of many of them, mills for car, ning have been erected ; which, in the tit sear, were said to be very proJuctive to hnt since the peace, I find many t;f timid. to -belet or seta, from which 1 c , areleconse unprofitable. In reality, I at :that manufactories of almost every dc. new flourish on this side of the w.iter, sr rice - of lahonr continues to be from times as.mnch as with you, supposing eaeh country to be reduced to a come oi DIRTY!. Thirsday, In Yort plsee, tile Countess Car; MARRIED. At CatttoS-platee Glancy-. on the 4th inq. Seicfe - apei4th R:lttment of Foot, to JohAnna, John•Vic:4 ace, Esq. of Kelly, Iteufrvw,h:7e, At Glanow, or. the 14Ja inv Littsxnaot A' bell, it. :14. to Titles, thlrl dattrbur of Duct attics, ClerttrehT. DIFIX Aug. 9, at Merril, Lent.-Colonel 31.51a1 lath rariment. Monday. in Half 310110.11tRet, PicatLilly, aL Merriman, M.L. . • NIESSRS. C()s'4 :_rd Co. 1171;"* - x-7 ,- couere of Surer , n, in Lo ok .. ice . . . . . titer attention for the Test 17 jeans to tit das whicit s frecnerrir e=biti‘r, two bettinaable I , lessink, matrinio.lial relic!. • '1 . . eatioits they !la.ve athLrto rr.ctf:::d h: ~ ;: tinction, and the i'litforrn success of treatment in such complaints, to *MT etch assistance: In all c..sze sir di. h,neht v, raw the: rusultang from the too Leccnency patne nist b the pie ties of fashionafiletfe, the unhoundcd of or a secret soNtary habit; welch weakens the emirs of marl, and destroys thefiovrer of youth, try producing sterif,tyia the sts sex r and impotence in the other, they °Lr a sale and yetrosuil corm To those who, from such coinpini. •s,are prever:al.ll:CA 111.7 luto the married tc.,e, and Winded to seek relic' brood ova their inEnnities in silence, it must in consoling to Low, her ever difficult or inaTuctual the cure may be dos:aed Ly other Practitioners, that iiy a renovating and infallible nirtliod they may be rmtored to a sound aid ii:gorous 'car attu.ian. A onts:a disorder, freqt,cnti,' zontrixted in a moment of inditortits, sod every sp, ries of Venereal itlfeedon, by a mild and ,everetgly mode of treatiner.t, is speedily and radi!ally removed, withms restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Upthraiad C feces, which they are ciao:ft. to sure in a short period, widioat recourse to the painful and dAer,rolis effects of the C.:it stir; rei..- rences of which can be riven to several r Ibleman la.:Cc:ukases% oi high respectability, who hirte been eland in a very short pahst, after having labouri.-d under strictures for many years. To Married Females, whose expectations ui those tender pledges of counebial happiness Mrve been dzfeated, it may Mobs a pkasin:: res e ction to know that Cy r. ytoper premium:eh their rowdies, titt general bt;alth is renortwd. and the ments removed. )/casts. Goes and Co. exclusively prufessi: c the cure of /liege pat tichl i sr comytints,in Greiff that toey nt,iv :AA us *larked by a mi‘taken few, with the ohl,:titiy applies. a:l:windup abe irnortnt em; irie, thick it but justice to to state, that they- h,ve le en prof trig educated and initiated into every branch of Lae prides:Mat, certificates of whieh :r..m various boa.. nals„ aud.testinivials iron the hi,;ise:t prci , ,,eskr‘ai a:amities, they have to caliv!nce any lativirer: Ilat a rt-id.m:e in the warmer bradsplo re of our rave rn world as w. , 11 ;sin other pans einbuldenii thew to assert. that their researches Lacing tweatAn• lined to eiseasea already ctuir. they hold tr.: t ce:ntiety d rat,ratkal to such 4.i may labour tinder the effect' a life pz.ad cruder the toiri4 ::one, sad farth:r,:i havie: k.d arpartuniii, $ In their prate !liana! car arit oar km iv or. fr !rattle actin:Ant:nee with the constitutions: habit, of s ata:lng perste% they Was to them the best a,surances of Imbrium rah f ; dlt the stecins resultirg room their eitil.nrot . 4 . tit ;r.duced to riot PlOll quit ad. practice of-the gutesm praCtit mint Y.; 4.1311 tLey that their pretenii. 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