Star. — London, England, 1818-03-07 00:00:00

MAJOR GORDON. The Gentleman to whose memory the Marquis of • HASTINGS has paid the following honourable tribute (which we copy from the Bengal litirkaree of 28th June last), was second son of the late Jot or GORDON, of Milltown, of laggan, in Glenrinnes, Banffshire, a descendant of throstos Goinom, of Beldorney, grandson of the first Earl of HUNTLEY. Her Grace the late Duchess of GORDON, procured a Cadetship for him in the East India Company's service, in 1799, and he died at Calcutta 12th June, 1817. " The Friends of the late Major Goanox, Deputy Adjutant- General, and every soldier, will be highly gratified in perusing the following Order, in which his Excellency the Most Noble the Commander in Chief pays so honourable a tribute to the me mory of that lamented Offices : GENERAL ORDERS ST sue COMMANDIF.R IN CHIEF. " Head Quarters, Calcutta, June 18, 1817. " In publishing the following Order* to the Army, the Coto mender-in-Chief considers it due to the memory of a deserving Public Servant, to record the high sense entertained by his Ex cellency of the merits cf the late Major Goanos, and of the loss the Service has sustained by the premature decease of an Officer who, in the early part of his life, was distinguished by his pro Ussional gallantry and exertions, and who, when subsequently placed in a public situation, by his conduct invariably maintained the reputitipn of the Army, of whi:h he was a htember. " In an early period of his service Major GORDON'S abilities and character obtained for him the gratifying distinction of being appointed to a situation in the Adjutant-General's Department, where, actuated by the purest principles and warmest seal for the interests of his employers, he devoted his talents to the sec- 1 cessful discharge of the duties of an important and laborious office, until compelled to relituriEh his official avocations by that state of health which ultimately deprived the country of his va luable services. As every instance of acknowledged merit must prove a powerful incentive to each honourable mind onbidous of distinction, the Commander in Chief is sensible, that in doing justice to the character of the late Major Goloox, he is holding out the strongest encouragement to the Offieers of the Army, in whatever situation, they may be placed, to acquire, by an able, faithful and zealous performance of their duties, that public ac acknowledgment of desert, which a Soldier p rizes as the best reward for a life spent in the service of his country." • Alluding to the Governor-General's Order, filling up the vacaecy occasioned by Major Gosames death, in the Adjutant- General's department. MADAME Ds GENUS delightful Tale of Zuma, on which the new Opera is founded, is just published, by Mr. COLEURN, in French and English. The same Volume contains three other Tales, equally interes ting, viz. La Belle Pottle, Zareide, and les Roseaux du Tibre. _ . . A new French Work, of peculiar interest, has just appeared at CoLuuarl's, Conduit-street. We allude to the ,ifemoires et Correbpondance de MADAME d'Elrl- NAY s in which she gives the details of her connexion withDuclos, J. J. Rousseau, Grimm, Baron d'Holbach, Saint Lambert, Madame d'Houdelot, and other cele brated persons of the 18th century. This work will, no doubt, be read with as much avidity as the Cor respondence of Baron GRIMM ; to which it may be considered as an excellent supplement. It contains a great number of original letters of the Baron, of Di derot, Rousseau, &c. and elucidates some curious points in the N Confessions" of the latter. A transli tion we understand, is in great forwardness. The great rise in Wines is attributed by some to a Monopoly, by others to a Scarcity of Wine of a fine quality, with an increasing demand ; but we sus pect it is in some measure owing to the Office-keepers advertising to give Wine gratis to their Customers in Three or Four Pipes at a time, and inviting them to choose it themselves ; nor is it likely that the price will be lower until the Lottery is over, and all . the Pipes of Pcrt given to Purchasers are selected. CORONER'S Ismuerr.—An Inquiaitlen was taken yesterday at the Three Compasses, South Portman Mews, on the body of Mary Mattingly, servant to Lady Hayes, who met her death by the falling in of the kitchen roof during the hurricane on Wed. nesday evening. The body presented a most dreadful spectacle, and a profusion of blood had flown from the back part of the head. The case was so apparent that one witnesioely was exa mined; and the facts were correctly stated in our Paper of yes terday. Verdict—" Accidental Death." Futr--Tuesday night a fire broke out in the premise/ of Mr. Langley, tea-dealer, in Small-street, Bristol, which consumed the same, and two houses adjoining. The-fire originated in the carelessness of a boy letting the call of a candle fall among some loose papers in a closet, while setting a rat-trap. Damao Rosatity.—Thursday afternoon, the pantry of Gene ral Cuppage, at Blackheath, was robbed of a large quantity of Elate, by a fellow who obtruded himself into the house under retence of asking charity. Dlasstost-Housx.—Yesterday J. Davey was charged with forg ing a check on the house of Stephenson and Co. Lombard-street. A clerk in the Banking-house, said, on Thursday the prisoner pre sented a draft for 1241. 10s . bearing the signature of Janes Fair ley. Toe name was an accurate imitation of the writing of Mr. Fairley ; but there was something in the middle of the paper which struck the witness as not bearing a resemblance to Mr. Fairley's manner of drawing upon the house. One of the part ners questioned the prisoner, and was told by him that he was sent from a Mr. Thompson, a Clerk in the house of Smith and Cu. &sutlers, it Dow. He was immediately sent under the care of a Constable to Bow.—The Constable deposed, that on arriving there, no person having made his appearance at the place of al leged appointment, the witness searched the prisoner, and found upon him an old bill drawn by Mr. Fairley. Upon returning to Lombard-strett, the prisoner said, " f have done the whole.of it myself—it was distress that drove me to it." Mr. Fairley swore that the draft produted was forged. The prisoner was committed. Finney, the person suspected of hiving entrapped the two boys, Kelly and Spicer, into the crime of uttering forged notes, is now in custody. Saturday night, Janet Faulds, wife of James Miller, tinman and publican, Bridgegaw,Glasgow, died, in consequence of poison. Her character was infamous; and she lived separate from her husband. She returned to her own lodgings in the Saltmarket about two o'clock in the afternoon, and said that she had been at the house of her husband, and that in a draught of porter be had administered to her poison. She lived until about 11 o'clock, and .would not consent to the proposal of calling a surgeon. Mr. Miller was forthwith lodged is the Police-Office. He affirms , that be did not commit the crime charged against him by the de ceased ; but acknowledges that she did get a draught of porter it his house. Ills eldest son was also apprehended on Suz:lay af:ernoon and they are both now in jail. On Sunday the sto nuch of the d-zzeased was judicially examined by Drs. Monteath, who reported that she died an unnatural death, from having wallowed poidon. DlBler's house has been minutely searched to see If any traces of the poison could be found, but no marks of It could be discovered. 'I.SLTON COURSING MEETING. A mare fashirwable and numerous assemblage of Nobility met this wezis at Malton, for the Coursing Meeting, than was ever r“lnev.b:red. The cup was won by Botsom Fly, a fantous grey haar.d, bzlougialg to Mr. Fox Lane. COUNTRY MARKET& 11.7xsawor, March s.—Wheat, per load, £l7 Od to £27 Os 13,r1ey, per cuarter, 55s to 52s—Oats, 24s to Ml—Beans, 4ot to ssis—Peas, 44s to 5 - 3o—Aye, 00s to 00s. Oiroto, March s—The price of a Bushel of Wheat lOs 9;4. Quarters Luaf, Wheaten, is Icl.—liousehold, is. Bari ci, March s. —Wheat, 7s 6d to lis Gd--13eaos, ss 6d 9. et—Vetches, 001 Od per busheL--Barley, 32s to 481 Od —Oats, 28. Od to 36a Od per quarter—Bread, its Od the half pa —Tlour, 69s to 00$ per sack. Na.wairay, Beats. March S.—Wheat, 564 to 05 8 .--B ar t ey , !4s to 47$—Oats, 25$ to 34.—Beans, 40s to 68)---Pcas, 48s to fidoe.—Braad, is llid to 2s 1 A. per Galion SALES BY AUCTION. SEVEN-OAKS, KENT. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD LAND FOR BUILDING, CAPITAL BUILDING MATERIALS of all descriptions of A SPACIOUS MANSION, (Late the Residence of a NOBLEMAN), And a I.Luantity of Excellent PORTLAND PAVING. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, in the principal and pleasant part of the Town of SEVEN-OAKS, in the County of Kure, on MONDAY, the 16th March,lBlB, and following Day, at Eleven o'Clock, AMOST DESIRABLE PLOT of FREEHOLD LAND :—Compriaing a Frontage of about Three Hun dred Feet, and 200 to 330 Feet in depth, divided in Six Lots; adjoining Knole Pirk, a moat delighttad charming dry healthy spot, eligible for erecting Villas; commanding extensive and unrivalled Views of the Picturesque Scenery of the surrounding Country, plenty of fine Water, and excellent Market. On the same and following Day will be SOLD, the MATE ' RIALS of the Capital MANSION, standing on the Land, to be pulled down, the late Residence of a• Nobleman, with the °Sees, &c. Consisting of excellent sound Oak and ther Tim bers Joists, and Rafters; the Wainscot and Deal Floors ; Mo dern Sashes, Doors, Wainscnting, Shutters, Carved Works, spa cious handsome double Oak Staircase; Marble, Stone, and other Chimney Pieces; sound Brick Work, Tiling, several Tons of Lead in Gutters, Flats, &c. ; Paving Bricks and Tiles ; sundry Grates, Coppers, Ranges, and other Fixtures; a quantity of Iron and excellent Portland Paving, and various useful Materials for Farmers, Builders, Carpenters, &c. &c. The Land may be viewed by applying to Mr. Nevin, Knole. • and Mr. Rose, Seven-oaks; 'the Materials may be vitsved on Monday the fttb of March, and every day to the time of Sale. Particulars and Catalogues on the Premises ; of Mr. Nevin and Mr.. Rose, and the Crown Inn ; Mr. Sponge, Sussex HO. t el, Tcw.bricige Star, Maidstone; George, Dartford ; Bell, Brom ley: Mr. Blake, London-street, Greenwich; the Elephant ask Castle, St. George's-fields; at Garrrwars Coffee House, Es. change-alley, Cornhill; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square ; where a Plan of the Land may be seen. SURREY. • CAPITAL ER EEHOLD ESTATE, Eligible for linilding, Betwcen STRE.ITII.IM, TOOTING, snd BIITCIIAAL Spacious FAMILY RESII)EN E F, with Offices., (Laden, 344:- Farm-House, and Buildir said upwards of Two lIUK DRED ACRES of LANI), productive Gravel-pit; WIWI miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cafree-house, ir. F.achange-Alley, Cornhill, on Tut:et/IAV, M atch 26, 1818 ,. t Tv.-.:lve o ' clock , in Seven Lots, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a substantial FAMILY RF.SIDF.NCE, with (Ares of ti•ltcriptiors, planned for the accommodation of a Gentie:r.an's Family, with Gardens ' Pleasure-grounds, Coach houses, and Statah_s ; and 'Meadow L and, ornamented with full grown Timber ; desirably situate on the road front Streatham to Mitcham and Tontin, in the County of Suirey. Also, BIG GIN FARM-110USE and OFFICES, (laden,' Yards, Stable, and Out-buildings, surrounded by enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, containing upvfards of TWO HUNDRED ACRES, Bounded by a Stream of Water, and the Turnpike-roads from London to Mitcham; divided in convenient Lots for erecting Villas, the principal part in aline commanding situation, and only seven miles from the Metropolis • on part of the Lots an abundanfe of very tine Gravel—an almost inexhaustible source of wealth to a purchaser. To be viewed by applying at Ruin Ftras-Ilestse, se at the Mansion, where particulars may be had; and of Mr. Charington, Hallam Hill, where particulars may be had; at the Wheatsheaf, Tooting; Greyhound, Carshalton; King's Head, Mitch= and Epsom ; Cock, Sutton ; King's Arms and Greyhound, Croydon ; Windmill, Clapham Common ' • of Messrs. Bateman and Jones, ' Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn • and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-equare, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. • . . i , ememPlM , . The G • HASTINC (whiCh Ai j , June last of Nlilltc I i 4 a descen I randsor the late . for him I and he c .. The General, the follow the Comm, annoy of t 1' G ENt IL " In po mender-in Foblic Sei cellency of the Servic who, in ti fessional g placed in I the reputa • " In an ' and charm appointed where, ac tie interet ceuful di office, and state of hs !arable seri prove a r of distinct justice to 1 . • . out theft, whatever 7, faithful an acknowlei . reward fo 1 • Antic vacancy 0 General's , I ... MAD 4 which it by Mr. I , 1 . Volume ting, vi 3 du Tibr 1 ' A nee appeare to the 3, i WAY, in ! with Du Saint LI brated i no clout ; respond considei great ni - derot, : - points ii • lion, we i i The 1 Monop4 i - quality , pect it i advertii Three c choose will be Pipes of CO3OIII the Threi Mary Ma . the Mini nesday et • and a prt head. TI mined; a terday. ' Fier-- Langley, the same, ) , I ' carelessne loose pap • DAII3I ral Cupp; Flue, by ♦ iretence Masaii ing a chtl A clerk it armed a I, ley. Toe Fairley ; which st . Fairley's nerd quo sent fron Cu. &Ail of a Gnu there, na legal am upon him 1 Lombard myself-- thatthed Fame) , ~. i boys, Ke is now in - Saturd 1 and publi Her cha husband about tv at the hc I - had adm and -Woo . - 71IWer vi I that be 4 ceased ; in his he i a......ern00 mach al who rep swallow to see If of it coo . A M 3 this sve.: I I ho and, ' Casa Barley, • Ous to * Ciro. —The t Beat, to 9e, ill. , --Oats, pe....--1 . 1 , 0:1: 4 .1 !AS to 4 to flea.— ,:,, C .. • . • . 5,. , 'f . , . . NORDEN, WILTSHIRE.. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, F.xcellent FARM HOUSE, OFFICES, Out-Buildings, Garden, Orchard, and TWO HUNDRED ACRES of MEADOW, Arable, and Pasture Land, with Common Right; contiguca to several excellent Market Towns. Eligible Property for Investment, Poor-rates low. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'e Coffee-house, Change-Alley. oa Turas- DAY, the 26th March, 1818. at Twelve o'Clock, in One 4.0 t, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at MORDEN, in the County of Wilts, comprising an exceeding good FARM-HOUSE, seated on a commanding emi nence, with Garden, Orchard, Granary, Barns, Stables, Cow houses, Calf-pens, Dairy, Pigeon-house, and all other requisite Offices, in a very commodious Farm-yard, and TWO HUNDRED ACRES, or thereabouts, being part of the Morden Farm, situate on the North side of the North Wilts Canal, whereof one half is Arable, the remainder old Oreen Sward and rich Meadow Land, in a very high state of cultivation, with a Right of Common without stint, over the Common field of Hayden. The Estate is bounded on the North partly by the high road leading from Iligh worth to Wootton Bassett ; on the West by the river Ray, and on the South, for three-quarters of a mile, by the North-Wilts Canal ; the towing path to which is on the op posite side of the Lands, which is highly advantageous for the conveyance of the produce to market, and procurement of manure. Morden is three Miles from Swindon, five from Ihghworth, five from Wootton Bassett, six from Cricklade, ten from Ciren cester and Faringdon, fourteen from Marlborough, all capital Market Towns, and twenty-seven from Oxford and Bath. The Proprietor cf this Estate may use a Pleasure Boat on the Wilts Canal without leave of the Proprietors. - Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Packer, of Ridgway, rear Swindon ; of whom particulars may be had ; at the BA, Swin don ; Royal Oak, %Vootton Basset ; White Hart, Cricklade • King's Dead, Marlborough • Star, Oxford ; White Lion, Bath , and Malmesbury ; Black P:ear, Devizes ; Bear, and Crown, B.auding ; and of Mr. Robir.s, Warwick -street, Golden-squaw, London. MIDDLESEX, Between HARROW and EALING, on the Road to UXBRIDGE, seven mica from London. Capital FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, equal' to FREEHOLD, upwards of FOUR HUNDRED ADP, EIGHTEEN ACRES, the principal part rich Meadow. Ott . . . remainder Arable Land; Eligible Cottage Residence, Farm. Houses, and Buildings pan - bounded by the River Brent, and near the Grand Junction Canal. Land-Tax Redeemed, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's C,effee-House, Exchange Allep, Cornhill, on Tituasnav, the 16th April, at Twelve o'Clock, ir. Lots, (un . . . ' " ' • " " . less an acceptable offer is made for the whole before the - 14 of THE Ai VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD and part•COPYIIOLD ESTATES, !acid under the Bishop of London, and equal to Freehold; comprising Pitiliarger, Dray. ton Green, and Brent Farms; containing upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES Of fine old Meadow and Arable Lands, in an excellent state of cultivation, with an eligible pleasant Cottage Residence, Offices, Coacb.house, Stables, Fartnhor sea, Barns, Stables, and all conve nient Out-buildings, in possession of E. V. Morse, Esq. Mr. Ilaw kimi, and Mr. Maycock, for the remainder of old Leases, which expire at Michaiiimas next. The present estimated value up wards of ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUNDS per Anmarr. ; _ Situate in the parish of Ealing, on the 'North aide of the Uxbridge Road, at Drayton Green, and adjoining the Lands of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, and Ilanwell Park, a short distance' ' from Harrow ; a most desirable property for the invostment of money, or Reshlenzes : many parts of the land commanding fine luxuriant rims of the country, and within levet, miles of London. May be viewed by applying to the Tenants, or at the Bell and the (lid Hats, 'Nuke road, where Particulars may be had ; at the White Hart, and Red Lion, Southall ; White Horse, Uxbridge; the Cistlz, Salt IIW , Brentford, and Richmond; the Tablet, end King's Arms, Acton ; of Messrs. Lower, Tem ple ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol den-stivarc, where a Plan nay be sent.. SALE BY AUCTION.. BERKSHIRE lIZTWEEN READING ABINGDON, ILSI,EY, PANGBOURN, AND NEWBURY. BEECH and PEASEMORE FARMS, WOODS, Elillibk FARM RESIDENCES, and . LAND; nearly EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES. By MR. ROBINS, (By Order of the Executors of Jost' Swims, Esq. deceased,) At Garraway's Coffeedsouse, in Exchange-AUey, CornhiU, on Tsuasnav, March 26, 1618, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots, Lot I.A VERY - Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, the MANOR or REPUTED MANOR FARM of BEECH, in hand, situate in the Parishes of Aldwortli and Asharastead, a short distance from Belay and Parigbouro, a very healthy part of the County, and a fine commanding spot ; com prising a Mansion or Farm-House , with Offices, good Gardan, Orchard, spacious Farm-yard, Bartl, Stables, and various Out buildings, with sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, rich Arable and Wood Land ; in an excellent state of cultivation, and containing upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES, All lying compact, and surrounding the 'kidding,. Lot 2. A most desirable Freehold •Estate, PEASEMORF. FARM, with Common Rights; situate at Peasemore, near' Cheveley, Raley, and Newbury ; the late Residence of Joust Sri mom, Esq. deceased; comprising a genteel Dwelling-house, with comfortable Apartments, spacious and exceliatt Offices of all de scription, capital Garden, Orchard, • well-planned Farm-yard, surrounded with substantial Farm-buildings of all dtscriptiont, Stable, Coach-house, Dog-kennel, and various erections ; Endo sures of Meadow, P asture, Arable, and Wood Land, contalang upwards of THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES, All lying compact, and in an excellent state of cultivation ; a most desirable property for an Agriculturist or a Gentleman fund of Field Sports, being in a fine Sporting Country, plenty of Game, and several packs of Hounds in the neighbourhood ; within two miles r f Cheveley. three from Raley, and Iry en from Newbury. Both these Estates are fine Sheep Farms ; the crops of Turnips particularly good, and Ire rarely known to fail. Lots. A PIECE of • FREEHOLD RICH MEADOW L.IND. In Sheffield Meadow, near Theafe, in the Parish of Borghfield, in the occupation of itr. Das rr n, of ; con tains 5 A. 2 IL 23 P. - _ Lot 4. ACOMPACT SMALL ESTATE., held for the Life of a Gentleman aged forty years ; situate at Lilly, in the Parish of night Walton, comprising Two Cottages end fivrder, in the possession of FIANCII Day and Wu. Maasnart. ; and Two En closures of Arable Land, in hand ; the whole containing se A. 3 ft. 39 P. and Two Cow Commons adjoining thu road from Wantage to Farnborough and Newbury. Tlie Lots may be viewed by applying to Mr. Thomas Prater, at Beech Farm ; the Bailiff at Peasemore • . Mr. Joseph Norris, Bright Walton, where particulars may be bad ; also the Pelican, Newbury ; Post-houses, Pangbourn ' Streetly, and Haley ; the Bear and the Crown Inns, Reading ; the Post-house Abingdon; the Castle, Salt-Hill; at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square, where F lans may be seen. ELIGIBLE AND LUCRATIVE CONCERN. TO BE DISPOSED OF, _ In consequence of the decease of the Proprietor, THE STOCK in TRADE, GOOD-WILL, Re mainder of a valuable LEASE, FIXTURES, &e. of that old-established and well-known COACH and Mk It NESS MA- N LI FACTOR Y, situate hi Lichfield-street, Birmingham, carried on by the family of the late Mr. Weimar upwards of 60 years. This Concern has been conducted undies' the superintendence of the Executors, does the decease of the Proprietor, with nn diminished success; and they have cow reduced the Stock to such a low valuation, that any Gentleman inclined to embark in this Manufactory, would And it an opportunity which seldom occurs, of employing a small capital to great advantage. The Premises are replete with every convenience for inereasirl, the trade to any extent; and the Executes would treat tpon the most liberal terms, in alder to wind up the accounts of the Tes tator. The Concern will continue until its disposal under their management, and they inform the Public, that there is constantly on Sale a number of New and Second-hand Carriages of every description, at reduced prices. All Persons indebted to the Estate of the late Mr. F. Wheeler are requested immediately to pay their accounts; and those to whom the Te►tator was indebted may receive the mount of their demands by applying at the Manufactory. N.B. Particulars of the terms on which the Concern will be disposed of may be had of Mr. Benin, New liallastreet ; or Mr. John Whittiagham, Ashted, Birmingham. Eiehfield-street, Birmingham, 28th January, 1818. FOR THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. HICKIVIAN's PILLS are allowed to be the most successful Medicine alter discovered for effectu remov ing, and preventing the future recurrence of all those s which arise from an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs; as Gravel and Stone, Lumbago, Pains in Back and Loins, and Sup pression of Urine. It combines chemically with the secret , d fluid, dissolves and entirely carries away the gritty water there formed, and prevents its future formation, by strengthening ge nerally the whole Urinary System: thus delivering the suffering patient from the excruciating tortures of those diseases without violence or injury to the Constitution. These Pills are composed of the most innocent ingredients, and require neither confinement nor restraint of diet during their use. No greater reoommendatioa eon be offered of them than the fact of their having possessed for many years past the highest reputation that has ever been acquired by any Medicine, and in particular the countenance and approbation of many of the Faculty. Sold in boxes at 4s. 9d. and 11 s. (by the Proprietor's Appoint ment) by BUTLER and Sons, Chemists, &c. No. 4, Cleapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and No. 14, Sack yille-ureet, Dublin • also by the Vesdcrs of Medicines in every 'Twain the King dom. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Ilis Royal Highnes , the Duke of YORK, President. Surgeon—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. Governors—Earl of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, Hun. Colonel J. Barry, M.P. John.Latouche, 3LP. THE ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and their dangerous Conse quences, in order to insure the Benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, standing high on the list of the Royal College from having directed his chief attention to those Diseases.. Mr. Kitimat; copeeives it a part of his official duty to caution the Public, by pohithig to the Li .t of the Royal Col lege, published In Feb. laid, as the only sure guide; and that no assertion of persons swamies such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this List, are to be credited. The Annt:al Reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove that some of the most dangerous Cases of SeratcreftE% Drau.trr, and other supposed-incurable Affections of the Generative Organs, have been here radically and successfully treated. Mr. KIERNAN may be constakeil as usual, by both Sexes, at his kOlife.-21, LOWER CHAILOTZL,STRLET, BLUEOIO.IIQCARE where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, ami the necessary Advice and Medicine will be given, or sent to any parr of the United Kingdom. Just publiSed, price 4s. Second Edition, PRACTICAL OISERVATIONS OR the above Diseases, by F. KIt:ITIATI, and may be had at No. 174, Fleet-street ; 20, Paternoster-row; and 10, Crown -court, Soho. We feel pleasure in publishing the following letter, as transmitted to us, in confirmation of a paragraph which appeared in our Paper, relative to the cure of that general and dangerous complaint Rupture: TO THE EDITOR OF TILE STAR. Sift—Observing a paragraph in your Paper respecting the cure of an Hernia, performed (of a large size) by the Mdical at Charlotte House, Great Charlotte-street, Riackfriars Road,in justice, Sir. to Messrs. COOPER and Co. I beg to add my personal testimony. 'Laving been afflicted nearly twenty years, and deemed incurable by eminent Surgeons, I patiently bore my affliction, expecting every hour to be my last; I at lergth ap plied to the Medical Board, and have reason to pray tor teat excellent Establishment, for although I am nearly 50, was per fectly cured in a few weeks, and now, thank Gins, enjoy good health.,—l think, Mr. Editor, all who know me will allow the can have no other motive for this communication than a public benefit.—r ani, Sir, your obedient Ser►ant e. CLIIVILLAND. Dog and Stile, over Lotbdoo-rooddlt. George o Lads October 1817. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENS Lt, tr. MR.GREENOUGH's PECTOII.II. of TOLL!, the great tknr.nd fir w m.h , ai r : of fifty years trial, proves them a superior r e •;d.,." .11 Coughs, lioarsenesses, Sore Throats, Asthmatic dye Compliints. The genuine orly have itIIVA,: printed on the stamp, by whom they are prqued, a ; L ..... to Mr. Greenough, the Ineentor ; sold in Beres Thin:,. halfpenny each, by his appointment, by F. Newbea l . St. Paul's CLurch-yard; Suitor. aild Cc.. I%e: Bayley and Co. Co:As/ma-street ; Nix, Royal 1:s and Son, Long-lace ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; CI al, flinger, 150, Ozford-otreet ; Barclarq Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Mediom.. may be had, Mr. Greenough's celebrated Teicrosas ing the Teeth and Gums, and curing the Tooth-w:! Bottles, at irs. 9d. each, with " R. Hayward" signed en Lb, .L. r non to vivere sed eziere vita.—Ta n " Life an only Life, when blot THE finest system of Ethics is to due bounds, and thus to regulate the Pasaicat and insuborditu.te they impetuously destrcv tb , ss.b Religion and :11sraliiy have made sacred, to hilate them appears the lessen of Prue-cc., hi:. limit their effervescence. Pltei e , z let hi • ;4.4 s :r quir e; r , 4 -34 Fwery dieirganization of the human fr.!: dical knowledge to remedy, old the pnhE.r we:fareis ' when Professional men (disregardiny the stizs, viers and interested) devote their studies r th, those complaints generated by improdeuee, ..nd the passions at an rt•[dstded mnment. " don consists in the health of the people; L. t reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance et dm, and to counteract as far as possible itsd,rt.; offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own tx various diseases of Debility. The unw-a: . y (early acquired at school, before Reasw: has over the mind), will, in ccatempbting his power!, susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knot complicated state of exhasuiiod may be rot.sed I0i:S ci th, zd,, :Su ti k _, liitente study—immoderate anxiety—long rc-i~eccr is climes, and many other causes, evil/ frviuratlyd..tirgethim roes srarrw ; in such cases we can hold out an ai4-,-sr er animation, by rimedfes which have long answers:: Lopes of patients of both sews. $1.44 That Lane to human happiness trrs Travers, Ca t7ft h treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medicil S divested its antidote of those distressing pr, rendered its exhibition uncertain and haras.in our method by observing to patients labors i•-; that a few days only are required for the vae tots; that the most inveterate er.se will yi within a month, and that in a perscn or.: injured, the disease may be prevented altogethe , a similar remark appli:s to many other derangemeats o retire system, as weakness, ulcerations, &c. especi.a.y obstinate cases of which are daily removed with;.: caustic or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental t , rex, have not escaped our attention; in which rnikhen with efSeacy has superseded the means usually taint our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and en cessful. unc:cr of nri tO CUT rtzii; Educated in this our native city; schooled in oar r.r..f.ej t ii attainment by its splendid medical characters; and harik i , able, personally, to compare with admiration the bfaisi practice, with the continental, our prett.laions to rcp:r..7'..- a branch we have selected) ...re nutured Ly expen.:.:‘, evinced by the daily applicatio:.s we receive, c.. - en is 2 countries. fti OSS and Co. M. E. C. Strreon 15, BOUVerie-4111911t, Fleet-street, London. •.• For the general accommodation wed not limit eurt . sa to stated periods of practice, but ma.; i e consulted at able hours.—Country Patients are requmtt d to descea, their symptoms, he. when medicine, with advice, ir.:! diately forwarded to any part of die kingdom.—A expected to accompany the Site. BY HIS MAJ ESTY ' S ROYAL 1.F.1 11.9 S PArEst. LF:AKE'S GENUINE PILLS, juv.i) icra for curing, in all its stages, the NENEREAL One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Boa, i:. a r.oe case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty nt recovery. Nothing stn be better contrived, more we, or convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obhged •I o Mel or so sea, as it needs no confine's:en! no- restraint ot de; and slaty years experience (in an extensive Frictit,, has xtil that it will effect a Cure when repealed : , ahr novo and 1!;,•:ar methods avail 'wicking. For the Scurvy and other Disorders. this Medicine has not its par.ll-l. Courts d 49.000 persons of both sexes have bee' radically cocci en above cruel disorders, within the last eight pars. Pnpart.'.tel sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and :ON, el the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, N.. 5, Se Bridge-street, in Boxes of only 2a. 9d. each, duty irc.adal. N.B. Two back doors. and Lights in the Passages it They are also sold by their appointment, with cult..s..'7e. a at,the Toy Shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Di:Jury-os, , Flsh-etree-hUI, nearly opposite the Jetota,nieut ; Person in every considerable rosin in Great Bri•all Admit gratis to persons taking the abase, ar ether ecietor's Medicines. BIRTFIS. Sunday, in Hertford -street, the Countess of Clontnen, o` tt• At Edinburgh, the Lady of Lord Ogilvy, of a dausb;:r. Friday senuight, in Charlotte -street, Fitzroy-equare, ;kale of Thomas Cadell, Esq. of a daughter. Feb. 21, the Lady of Major Moody, Roial Engineeri,:fus Last week, at his residence in Ciper firook-itreet, l' , 14 of Dr. Hawkins, L•te of MonmouthAire, of a daudtm. January 6, at Quebec, the Lady of the Rey. :Ur. It.a...ti daughter. MARRIED. On Thursday last, the sth inst Ant, at Wellington, S.T. Mr. Day, Solicitor, Milverton, to amclir, youngest U., the late James Govett, Esq. of .11dgate, Londur.. Thursday, at St. George's, lianoser-square, Yr* port, to Georgians Elizabeth, only daughter of &r 7.za Uoncreiffe, Feb. 18, at Stoke, Captain John Codd, R.N. w Cornelia, the only cLiLI of John Biker, ilsq. of Mount, Cornwall. A few days ago, at Hector, in rkelyskire, Jowl h better known by the App.:nation of blacl Jar, aged 6), t. N1; 41 Scrogings, a young woman aged of that place. =it feet seven inches in stature. The number of ia:• • sembled to witness the ceremony was so great, sni difficulty the clergyman could gain admisdon to DIED. Saturday, in Upper Sernour-street, General Feb. 81, at Brampton, in his 67th ear, Herbert Lloyd, of the Tudia Company's hereke. Wednesday se'nnight, of a cancer in his foot, r son. of the Canadian Fencibles. Feb. 18, at. Falinburgh, Miss Margaret M.mcricif. 14 0 of the Late Colonel George Monsrieff, of Heidie. Lately, at Yarmouth, aged 84. Mr. Robert 01iv..• Vl fg a petty officer on board his Majesty's ship (More. was with a party of seamen and marines attack:. , : of Abraham to favour the approach of General taking of Quebec in that year. Jar- 10,in Hanover parish, Jamaica, Mr. James surgeon, son of the Rev. W. M'Kechney, 31uss,lburit. Feb. 15, of the small pox, a disease whi,sh a: this rife is Nottingham, Mr. Thorpe, landlord of the ire* ki" public house, Byard-lane. - . Feb. 15, at Colsterworth, L'd 75, M. 11 - m. a fanner of that place, and only surviving tri:•! l., Sir Isaac Is;..n-cor, who tea ,, horn at the little ha thorpe, attached to that path.h. On the 17th ult. in Carey-street, of typhus fever.: eldest son of Geor t ce Taylor, Esci. of St. county of LI - art:lnt ; and on the Yuth ult. of the caught by anxious and unrer.:ittiti; attendan:e George, the second son, aged 19. ~s. COAL MARKET, MARCIIS. Ships at Market ao Newcastle Sunderland 2 S,:ot ch Caal r-: .. , Ships SOW 11 19 54$ 4:. - -w A • „171 3 Sul 0 ni HIGH W ATER at LONDON BRIDGN To-r— t! . :s . " . Alumina 4 :Mout,. dui- Afternoon - 18 LONDON triaged and puhiishetl I , ) Lava'. Lab, r Derr, Valle-Bar.