Star. — London, England, 1815-08-29 00:00:00

.~-.--- ~ ~ X y ~r~ '~'. MEL4oCROLI ACCIDENTS. • • Friday se'nnight John Pound and George Gisby, two young men belonging to Margate, were out fishing for whitings, by some accident the boat snok, and they were both drowned. The bodies have not yet been found. Satnrday se'nnight, as First Lieutenant SAMUZI. Caowe, of the Royal Marines, was taking a ride, with a friend, he was, at some distance from Horn dean, thrown from his horse, and had his neck dislo cated, his thigh broken, Ana the hinder part of his head driven in (stippoird by A kick frdm the animal). His companion had him c. , nveyed to Horndean, where inatgical assistance was immediately procured, :but he expired, without speaking, in abuut two hours alter dv accident. A beat, with five persons on board, was observed nn Sunday week passing Greenock harbour: scent after the y appketied to be stritAgling with each other, and three of Orin were observed to be thrown or to fall overboard, and must inevitably have perished, had not assistance ft orn the shore put off, and rescued two of them from a watery grave. The person drowned was a carpenter, of the name of Stirrett. It seems they were all intoxicated, and had suddenly quarrelled a bout some trifling matter. Whilst searching for the body of Stirrett, that 'ef a man, named-M.Cannochie, who had been missing for several days, was picked up, and on the Wednesday following theiody of the brother of Stirret was found dead on the sands. He is supposed to have fallen down and havelost his life by the rapid flowing in of the tide. Monday se'nnight, a melincholy accident happened near Plymouth. JAMES DREW, the son of Mrs. Dnew, a brush and patten-maker, and W%t. CURGENVEN, an apprentice, went to Yealm (about nine miles from Plymouth), for the purpose of purchesing timber, at which place they met one CUMNIIE4S, a brush-maker also, and names Martins, Master of the barge Good Intent, laving there, loaded with fire wood, ready to sail for Plymouth. Mounts offered them a passage home in the barge, which they accepted- They proceeded down the Yealm River, and were sailing for Plymouth Sound, when Moms, to save distance, instead of going outside, passed between the Mew Stone Island and the Crag Rock. The barge unfortunately struck against a sunken rock in the passage, and DitEw and Mounts were boil; drowned. • Thursday morning, as a boat belonging to Mr. White, ship builder, of Gosport, was proceeding from that place to Cowes, when off Fort Monckton, by a sudden squall, she unlurtutiately filled, by which ac cident the following persons were drowned, vie.-- Wm. Qicyney, leaving a wife aed one chiid ; John Passing tam, leaving a wife and tour children ; Cooper, leaving a wife and five children ; Ti gress, leaving a wile and one child ; David ,Thuns se:Jed, leaving a wife and three children ; James Bull and William Lavell. Robert IlArril was providen tially saved by a boat from a gun-brig, at Spithead, although nearly exhausted, by the kind and perseve ring attention of the Surgeon and Officers of the brig, lie was rcste.red to rebate the particulars of this sad catastrophe. The unfortunate 'suit - eters Were ship. wtights, sawyers, ace. who were going to the above place to work at the dock building. . Between die hours of one and two on Saturday, as some of the apprentices of Mr.Ve err, printer, Took's- Court, Chancery-lane, were bathing in the Thames, ar Some set-house, one of them, Janie. Jeriis, a lad of 17 years, having ventured imprudently out of his depth, immediately sunk ; William Magrath, a' fellow apprentice, instantly swam to hit assistance, an d made an attempt to catch him by the hair of his head ; but the unfortunate Jervis clinging fast to hint both sunk, and disappeared for the space of two mi nutes. At length Islagrath succeeded, after very great exertions, it; extricating himself from his peri lous situation, and appeared en the surface of the water almost exhausted. when a waterman rowed to the spot and rescued him, in all probability, from rotaking a watery grave with his companion Jervis. Drags and nets were immediately procured, but after diligent search the body was not then, nor has it since been found. Great praise is due to the anxiety and exertions of Magrath, in his humane attempt to save a fellow-ceeature from a premature and afflicting death, having himself only attained his 15th year. On Sunday afternoon an afflicting accident hap pened to one of a party of Gentlemen, who were returning to town after a pleasant sail dawn the River Thames James P. Mitchell, Esq. a planter, of the Island of Tobago, and of .ItockingliaM. place, Kent-road. During , the sail he was per petually g his determination to have a bathe, and when near Woolwich in p articular, he perse vered, and began to pull off his clothes fur the pur pose. The tide and wind being very.strong, his' friends with much difficulty succeeded in persuading, him to abandon his intention f.'r some time. Two oe three hours after Wards, when about two miles above Woolwich, and. after having complained bitterly of the disappointment to which had been sdbjecteci, he expressed the resolution of then bathing. Entreaties to give up the idea were useleos. He plunged into the river, and' did not re-appear for several seconds. When he rose again, he was at a great distance from the vessel—he called for the boat loudly, with a countenance evidently filled with alarm. It had pre viously hove to, and it' came up near him almost immediately, but he would neither catch at a rope, nor lay hold of an oar, unhappily relying too much on his skill in swimming. The impetuosity of the tide and wind at this point of the river, however, were such as to drive him rapidly to a great distance from the boat, in spite of every exertion ; and his own increasing alarm impelling him to contend strongly against both, it thus contributed to his speety exhaustibn. An oar was then .pushed off to hut be .had not power to rest on it. In the agolly of-the struggles he was making, hecalled out to a friend in the boat (Mr. D. Campbell, also of Tobago) both baiting come to England together), is My friend, I'm drowned! Campbell, I'm drowned! Oh Imy mother !" Another boat came to his as sistance, belittled within a few y ar d s o f hi m , he succeeding effort to-ren finally disapfteated. Every ,tl.'r assistance or find the body proved unavailing— • not has it yet been discovered. He was only twenty years of age, slid possessed a vary ardent temper. it may not be uriaterialog to add, that while undreseing;lie took a va luable gold patch trona Ms poeliac, and gave it to a friend, say ing, " There take care of my watch; It will b e no b a d l egacy for fo e lie woo the only and much lard two et se amtabat widow MOW residing In Tobago. • ...._- 6 TN4 M. PRICES OF GRAIN AT M Kew and 4t's 60s. 6Ss. Wheat, Suffolk, 406. 565. 645. Ditto, Norfolk, 40e. 565. Rye, sops. 33*. Barley, Ws. 211 s. • • Malt, Gits. 665.. White Peas 325. S4l. boilers, $6.. 314. • tow ►RKETS. 'LIM-LANE, AUGUST 22. Or Peas, 345.•265. Sloan Bemis, SS% 36t. 'Fick Ditto, 28s. 31s. Oats, Potato., Wis. 1106. Ditto, Poland, Us. 265. Ditto, Feld, His. itSs. Rapeseed, 485. £3O. per last. Floor, 355. SOL per sack. lIION. Wheat, Dantzlc, 60% _ _ 665. Barley, 264. Ws. Ditto, Baltic Red, SO% 55% Oat% Feed, 20$. 244. Ditto, Hambro' or Bremen, Ditto, Brew, 245. SOs. 40s. 445. White Peas, S6s. 38s. • Ditto, Brabant Red, 40s. 445. Grey Peas, 341.36 x. Rye, Stts. 323. • Small Beans, 321. 345. Bert/an or WHRAT IN MARIC•LAI4I from Aug 1400 Aug.l9, Total 4,440 quarters—Average, 665. 00.-3 s. Sid. higher than last return. RITURN or FiLtiva from Aug.l2, to Aug. 18--Total 10,823 .saelts.—.lverage 64% 11(1.-0s. 04d. higher than last return. NI.VOATI3 AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef, rer gone S 03 co 4s Od Veal Ss Od to 5s 0.3 Mutton . Si Od te 4s 4d I Pork Is 04 to 5s Od Lamb 4s Od to 5s Od. • PRICE OF HOPS. NEW SAGS. NSW /OVERT!. Kent 71 Os to 91 Os Kent - $1 Os to 111 Os Sussex 61 Os to 71 104 Sussex - 71 Os to 81 Os Essex 71 Os to 91 Os Farnham IQI Os to 141 Os PRICAS OF HAY AND STRAW YRSTERD.IY. IT. J A MIS'S. MiIITZCHATIL. Hay si Ss to 51 Os Cal I Hay 41 48 to 51 58 Od Straw 11 16s . 94 to 21 2s od Straw 11 16s to 21 24 uti 77- tAW Best Heifers and Steers (per stone) - 2i GI to 2s 101 Middlings 2s 44 to 2s Gd HIDES. lOrdinary is 10d to 2s Od Market Cal, 9s. each. Etta. Nurse 14$ to 16s MICE oF LEATHER IN LEADEN NALL-qTREE F. Butts, 50 to 561bs 22d 24d Calf Skins, 30 to 4011 s 2241 titti Ditto, 56 to 661bs 244 261 Ditto 50 to 701bs . it6a nfl Merchants Hacks 19d 001 Ditto 70 to 801bs 22d 26d Dressing•tlides 104 194 Small Seals Greenland 42d 44d I Floe Coach Hides 19d 20d Large ditto, per doz. 12os I 00s PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 4s 2tl I ['own Tallow '7Ol 6d Clare Market -b, od Yellow itabsia 71s Od Whitechapel Market 4s Od White ditto 00s od per stone 1 Alb. Soap ditto , 6 Ss Od Graves 15. ud—Good Dregs lOs Yellow Soap, 46.,Mottled, 9 la—Curd, lOos—Pahn, 104 s Pt tee ut Candles per duz. 12s 6d—Muulds, 14s Od. COAL MARKET, Auuusr 28. Ship+ at Market. Slip, Sold. • Price. 18i Newcaole 1O 39a. Od. to 461 9d. 0 Sunderland 0 VOL Od. to 006 Od. 1 Canal 0 001 Od. The price of .heed has fallen at least one-third at all the late country fairs. • The wheat I.arvest is nearly concluded, and with a crop that has but seldom been exceeded either in qua. lity or quantity. Good barley was sold on Friday last at Staines I marker, at 30s. a quarter, for which, in the early part of the day, :181. was demanded. This reduction was occasioned by the market *mg well supplied by a Nobleman in the neighbourhood, who made use of machine to thrash his corn in the field, and sent it to market witkout being housed. Mr. Roper. of Hawkchurch, Dorset, tanner and farmer, being a few days ago near his field, where his men were at work, and observing through the hedge they were not doing their work agreeable to his direction, alighted from his horse, made his way through the hedge. and is so doing fell upon a map., ing-hook placed under it, by which he was so much hurt as to cause his death before his men could get him home. He has left a wife and seven children to lament his mournful death. On Wednesday last, as James Goddard, the ser vant of a firmer at Peynings, aboat five miles from Brighton, was standing on the top of a cart filled with clover which he bad just loaded, helost his equi- 1 hbrium, thrcugh the sudden motion of,the horse, and pitched towards. the ground, when, dreadful to relate, falling on the prong he had been using, one fang of the instrument pierced him in the right side to a depth of nearly ten inches, and terminated his life. He survived the accident but a few hours. Coronet's verdict—Accidental Death: HORRID MURDER AT BARNET.—On F.idj y night, as an Irish labourer and his wise, who bad een some time at harvest-work, at Boreham Wood, Barnet, were going . to•their lodgings, a dispute arose between them, relative to the disposal of fifty shillings, which he had just received, and which terminated in the murder 4f the woman in a •most dreadful manner.— The husband went to the hedge Tina deliberate man ner, and chose 1 stake, and with it he as deliberately laid upon her head for nearly five minutes, until he supposed he • had accomplished hii horrid design of ' killing her, when he went to his residence. A brick la)er, At some distance; who was also on his road home, had seen t. e dreadful event, bat feared to : go near, while the labourer was there, immediately went to the poor woman, and finding her not quite dead, succeeded in conveying her to the Bell, Barnet.gate, where she lingered for two hours, and then expired in tl:c most' excruciating pain. The murderer was immediately taken into custody, and committed on Saturday to Hertford Gaol for trial.—A Coronet's Inquest returned a Verdict of :Wilful Murder against him yererday. ' • We are informed that Dr. Comma, and three emi nent Surgeons, of SO years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Medi cal Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte -street, opposite ROwLAND HILL'. Chapel, Blackfriar's-road, where the public are relieved from the most dangerour diseases without salivation or confinement. The In stitution claims the attention of those who may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so im portant a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have mercurialised thousands out of their existenceeruptions on the head, face, and body, Sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise in theears, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending is blind. ness ; pains in the bead and limbs, frequently mis taken for rheumatism ; extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a geaeral debility, dtc. areonly a few of the dreadful symptoms which freqnentlyappear years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from ten till eight -0 letter, in closing a fee (tor no others are answe red), 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 mornings, till twelve o'clock. tINIYBRSITT INTELLIGENCR. CAMBRIDGE, AUGUST 111. . The long contested cause between the Fellows. of Eton Col lege, and those of King's College, regarding the right of the lot: leer to had livings with choir Fellowships, h.ts been deck:. by the Bishop of Lincoln in the following manner:—" I lie Visitor having maturely, deliberately, and by - and with the advice of his Assessors, the Right Honourable Sir Wiltiate Grant, and the Right Honourable Sir William Scott, pronounce.: against the appeal, declared that the Fellows of Eton Col eg. were enabled' to hold one benefice, by virtue of the them 'lshii; Statute of Queen Elisabeth. He farther enjoins all future Fellows of Eton College, not to exceed the indulgence ratite I by the.sa.d dispensing Statute, by attempting to hold more than one bene fice, wlietber taken before or after their cottjunctiou wi:h their Fellowships." The Bishop of St. David's premium of Lin, for the best ' Essay on the evidence that :4. l'et-r never was at Form., digested front the writings of Salmasins, Spatiheim, and others," is adjudged to James Clarke Franks, lf. A. o: Trinity Collt•ge.— John C. Mortleck, Esq. was on Wednesday Ise elected M.ivor of this town for the year calming. Sante day . hlr. IJlin . ^ pcticer wa. elected an Alderman; Messrs. K. 1. lia. u lerstone, Wm. I lur chase, 'Frillier Robinson, and Wm. Headdey, Common COM:Cll. men; ma Mr. l'earse White and Mr. William llichods were re-elected Coroners. PRZraitasp.—The Rev. J. Maori], Vicar of Beilhall, Suffolk, to be Domestic Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Redde.e.ale. The Rev. John Williams, A. M. to the Rectory of the parish church of East *Fisted, Vacant by the resignation of the. Rev. Geo. Nowell Watkins; patron,the Rev. Charles Kerney. Watkins, of Binsted, Haute. The Rev. Mr. Easley,• vieven years Curate to tke populous parish of Luton, Bediord.hire, to the Rectory of Cranford, Northatuptonshlre ; patrum, the Bishop of I.i ucolu. The Rev. John Davies, M.A. Curate of the palish of the Holy Tri nity, Coventry, to thu Vicarage of the aforesaid insist), void by the death 44 the Rev. Joseph Ruin, M.A. the late Vicar; patruu, the Lord . Chancellor. Cmucat.—The sexton of a parish church in Atop shire lately insisted on . a labourer, who had his k amputated, paying 161. for burying it in cons4rated ground. The poor man objected to the demand, and appealed to the parson, who said, he could not relieve him in the present case, but would consider it in his Zees, when the remainder of hi: body came to be buried! lilbtl'HS. Sunday sennlght, at Costessy-hail, Norfolk, the Hon. Lady hr. oingliam, of a daughter. August 11, at Wanstead House, the Lady of Wm. Wellesley Pole flinty Long, Esq M. P. of a son. August 16, Mrs. Dr. Brewster, Edinburgh, of a son. 1 On Sunday 27th, at Norman ton Hall, Leicustershire, the Lady of George Pochen, Esq. of a son and heir. MARRIED. Tuesday, Francis Woodforde, Euk of Sherburne, Dorset, to Cornelia, third daughter of the Rev. Cornelius Cardew, 1). D. Rector Of St. Arm*. Thursday, at Truro, Captain O'Reilly, Royal Navy, to Jane, fifth daughter of l). K. Mar.lrill, Esq. of 'fruro. At sbanrshan Church, Rubt. i2antision, Esq to Anne, daughter of the Rev. Charles hickey, of Parson's Greco, near Cloplieeti. James Langton, Esq. late Major in the South Cork Militia, to Mrs. Reeves, relict of the late I Btliti Reeves, E•q. 1)1E1). At his father's house, I unntngton-road, near Leith, upon the 22.4 i hue wt, Mr. John Haig, junr. Weenes.lay last, it Hull, near Taunten, Somerset, Catherine, wue of the Rey. R. Wlnslot. August 5, at Athlone, in Irelani, I.awr:oce M'Dowall, Esq. Lleutettant-Colonel or the Rentrew,liite 11t1i:14. Sunday te't:night, at West Loos, after n long and painful ill- De , S, General Macarmick, aged 7s. Last week, near C!!iches et, Lieut. Win. Wickham, R.N. late Commander of the Crown prison slap rt Portnnouth. Lately, at St. I Ithma, Mr. M•t;is s baa, Surgeon of his Ma jesty s ship Ulfsses. ' As a great uun►oer of ; emits as c rendered very uo:laiyy by Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Obstructions in the Bowels, waut of rcgolar Perspiration, Vornitings, and Mints Corn?lahli4, Head Ache, Heart Burn, Costiveness, Nervous disorders, Cliol:c, Gout, &c --We ere autharincl to say, that tircr oisias's PILLS, 'are M most cages an excellent rem dy for these compleatts ; and especially recommendedduring the time of Sea li3tl;il g, and drink log the Sea and MtneralWaters ; also for tko.e visiting warm CI-- mates. Prepared II Tiros. Sint.t.l rce , jut. Druggist, Totteuhm High Cross, Middlesex, by.virtue of an assignment from 1. Briwica, sole Proprietors of the Reee•.pt by the Will of Mr. Speediman ; and are sold by Shaw and kalsvards, No: 66, -t. Paul's Church-yard; and Bacon and Co. No. 150, Qafurd•street, in Boxes at es. 4s. 6,1. 10$. 6d. and this Guinea ; and may be had of the Principal Venders of Medicines in Town and Country. HIGH WATER TO-MORROW AT LONDON BRIDGE, Moruling . 46 miuutes after 9 Afternoon 6$ minutes after 10 Wit '1 liß I N AND GUMS. BUT LER's celegrated VEGETABLE TOOT H POWDER is with confidence recommended to the Use of the Public, as the mow efficacious Preparation for Preserving the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and produchil pearly whitenesswithout inspaiiing the Enamel. It imparti a ArnMess and beautiful redness to the Gums, to the. Breath tit maw delectable sweetness ; aQd If used constantly as &react!, will prevent the Tooth-ache, by removidg its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums.—Price sta. 9d. the Pox. BUTLER'S Superior LAVENDER WATER, from its ele gant fragancy has reatred the APprobatim of their Royal High. mines the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wale* and of many Ladles of the first Distinction. In Half pint Bet t ies 45.; and Pints Se. Prepared and sold by R. BUTIAR, No. 4. Cheap4,le, London; and by his appointment by Smith, Baxter, and Rcaburn, Fdin burgh ; M•Bryd, Baxter, ;nil McDonald, Glasgow; Gregson, Whinge, and lolly, Liverpool; Lynch, Atkinson, and Stalni, Manchester; Sproggs aad Crew, Portsmouta ,• Harvey and Skekon, Southampton ; Holland, Granville, Nettleton, and Kendall, Plymouth; Piper, flail, and Chase, Exeter; Brown, Harris, Barry, and Prosser, Bristol; Cruttwell, ittnnq and Barra, Bath; and moil Perfumers and Medicine Veadersi in every town; in Boxes at' h. 9d. each. ----- PALSY AND PARALYTIC AFFECTIONi. THE following is the Copy of a Lett e r f ro m th e Rev. Richard Jordan, Vicar of Hun, near Rochester, Keut, to James Rymer, Surgeon, Ryrgate, Surrey : Rochester July 7, 1812. Ste-1 am now so well in health as to have ;he peculiar sad,. faction of discharging all the duties of my church with great ease. Under the blessing of Divine PROVI a excE, I must attribute toy recovery o the use of your invaluable CARDIAC TINCTURE; and R de Wre to give this public testimony of its efficacy, in order that all who are afflicted with Palsy may know that this excellent Medichte will relieve them, the urea which I do most earnestly recommend. RICHARD JORDAN. - CASE XVIU.—TO MR.. RYMER. Rochester, May 12, 18 IS. Sit —I desire you will send direektt tome at Rochester, a pint bottle of your Cardiac Nervousl incture. I have had two para lytic fits, vie. on the 21st df December, anti the 15th of F e b ruar y last, and entirely lost the u se o f m y le ft side; but am much recta. vered, and can walk little with the assistance of a stick. P. S. The Rev. Richard Jordao recommended ate to apply to you : he Is cured , by your incture, and kad lust the use of h.s left side. I will rtmit your amount or pay to your order. I am, Sir, your obedient stream, JOHN DONALD, Collector 91'E:die. • . •TO MR. RYMER, FROM 'I'HE SAME. Rochester, May 29,11111. Sta—l have received your Cardiac Tincture on the 17th inst. since which I have taken it regular, and ant much better. Ihe numbness ofthe flesh Is nearly quite removed, and the dizziness in my head is much Setter, the contractions in my neck easier, and altogether I am much better, and gain strength every day. Enclosed is your amount. 1 am, Sir, your much obliged humble servant, JOHN DONALD. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's appointment. by Messrs. Sutton and Co. Tate Dicey and Co.) No. 30, , Bow Church-yard; and Retail by Feed. Smith, No, 29, Haymarket ; Randall, Royal !setup; &don and Co. Oxford -street; F. Ile ‘v berry and Son, 4S, St. Paul's Church-yard; 1. Harris, corner of Ludgate.street ; and by every. Vender of Patent Medicines 1 11,1110 United Kingdom, in bottles, at es. 6 d...-98.---175.; and la pints at S. by sr Web thee la a ossildsrable FOR THE STOMACH, bivpit, b e . DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, f rni their tenderity,to promote all ill:. sic . twat ricretiuci, the bui remedy for liver and gouty complaints; for head-a,' it &grit hum., and other of I'.ettoniach and often the tonAequence ot hee Irving. -They are conim e io,et! for Ilmal.s at' a critical tilt.: of l'fe, and as a get Family Mciicnie they have do equal. Tt.ey,are tnikl u t operation, am: art very convea:eut tor travellers, as they d. It:quire any confiu , :ment. .7“ 14 by F. Nowbeiy and Sotts, at the olil•eitahlishei M.. Warehouse, in St. Paul's Church ya: d, I ondon, price 1• box, cowaitiing 36 rill, with the nano., " F. Newbur: , graved in the sraims. But as many p..r.ons inigaing,the ob,cree that the Fi l uniSt r is 45, Ii th:, 4 uu,n Cheapsitle. be hail alto at Dr Jamei'a in Bruton-street. tociC AND SIIROIO AI. DISPEN:i.kRY. l'n•ruo 14 —Has korai Highnets tit,* Duke of Veit r, GOVILA WOK 11. Earl of Egremont John Latotiebe, AT. 1. Earl of Leitrim. rel. W. Jones, M. l'. 1-I: , n. Col. J. parry, M.P. Col. H. Clement*, N' I'. 11/RGEON-Mr. KkTnan, Member of the itayel . . THIS iNsTI eaablislied for i!ie er , sive Treatin. lit and Cure of the Vi:biElt EA 1. 1 )15k . ..% and their dreadful consequences, as Stele. tires, I Mini. ie., t t. dons, Ste. has to boast the curt of na les:. than ..y.lou nually, many of wilom have teen afflicted trOM 14) fu '4) The early symptoms of Gown eicra and Chan:re are eta • a few days by Mr Kiernan's superior and au:minus sao.:. treatment, and that weakness and ch:mitratent of the gew organs, which inseair the constitution, and s'.'irttas life, are 1 more successfully treated than out a!:y • 4 illfr plat. Mr. Kiernan may he consulted a. e.a:l, 1w tither •ar. r.t private house, No. 21, Lower C,atlotte-street, where Letters from Tt.%411 and Country are to he :ildres.e.! : : the necessary advice a: d medicine will be &igen or 'tat tu part of rt.! kmmloni. 'lbis day was publi , hed, price is. brards, by F. Kieran Second and improved 'Anion, of a Prico , al r ree k e oa th e neural Disease and its Consequ.nices. :'.ul!l by sh....rwood and No. 20, Pan I tioster•rli% ; LE,lltry all SU:), l;4. ; leet-str, Callow, Crown-court, Soho ; and I.y all othim Book Far vroot of time-1y care Millions have Zietl or medicable woind.l."—A ustau THE cachrattA ANII-IMrETIGINLS, SOLOMON'S DROPS, ( witSout mercury, or any 11 terious preparation) which stand to the ltigheatuatintatnia r : cure- of the Scurvy, Scrofula, "Lei rosy. and all disorder. gloating in :in Impure state of thr hi od ; being gradual, te• and almlst imperceptible, in t!.e r operatart —the best stil , -• that has ever l),!eti discovered for that da .gerollll, mineral :1' cury, sweetening the blond, and stimalating a to expel all nor cud import . jute s, strettg'h and tone to the nerve-, vetting and invigoratitt:; both hady and mit4l —Price bottle, or four in on, Lindy bo•tle for 3-s on which t,ne • bottle is save 1. The words '• Sand. ::0t0nn•n,41.iverp..0.,"4,. graved on the stamp 4 1 . ..1C.1 11!1. ; ..V Wie'. which none are Sold by Sa nut:ll.6Kit, g, , ;tr.old; is cnt.nlC.. I 50, ( street; opposi:e New r.und.s.reet, Ltioduti, and all lictitt en•lers. Dr Solomon cirri., when I , .tcr, compliment if a o , c loud note t.. be it.:l.vitel, Money 'Alter. 1)r. solonion, Gile44l nc.ar Paid doubly piwage " 1)Sv):4•3 ANTitsv rHESE Plth Long since. wonted a jest ccle in the priva - e prae:ice of Vie Propritt Mr. Li: Apothecary; and trout o:eir Ereir or.cers; h: nisoy csh•tl!; . ous ( I .isork7rv, on nonterous Paticuts of 4,:ittcnon, .particularly tie De!i . • 4:1 :or George ..W7.:„ bow.tcer 1. JySay 4:.•1 the Vist.ourt. sc iiu t N he was persuaded to erer them to the Public, under 1.. e ,f; •- balm' am sanction of their rantes. y are found to be an iticorisp•rallbi remedy f tes-orti.: the tone of the stomach, for totritig indigeition, or reees crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructation t and Sul. Thy remove hab:tual and t. sn;.. , ra • 7 n 43. S head-achs, and Lint burn, whether arising frf.trt the actioi.... y of the I , ,dimilint bile, intemperate diet, or dr.nh.ng t.% and will be found a most Valuable Medtcii.e to by rzs;...; .; tyr.n every fu k li.pnsitioa, occaaioned by a dtaerdofteS t a tz , Siu^Vii and Bowels. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheayslc!e, C 7: e of 9t. Paul's Church-Yard; by W arp and lie: nu, Pp. 7 r: lours, Weiton, Aiinutt, and Mallory, Portsem es:, and Hatchng, Gosport; Coktnam and Jaci.h, Soetrico, and r.oss, and Turner, Hull; Houlunt, Ctiokw..r:hy,l l l.,;• l • . • and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and w.:•ney Co. Birmingham% : St.ines, Lynch, sad A.kinson, Trewman. Laeter ; Bitter and M•ltonald, Glair,ne ; Barry, Briitol; Steven-on:lnd Cu. N:yrwicla ; i.rtrevt:; Edward/I and Penny, t•od Bilktige and L.:ttlitun y, lairer:)oot Xr and ledger, Dover ; White, Blietnit ; Roberts 'Awl, I tenham ; Simnionds, Wandlossi; !loath, Plymouth Doek ; wit re:ail by most Country kledietne Venders, In hoses at 9d. -a• h. ADVICE No. 13, Boavetie-atreter, Ileet•street, May t, Iron. WHEN Men e f Eaueatitni and Pt ofeasional V V use pet - ecru in;; endeavours co d:scovrr the inostaafe awl eertam method ut treazaeg a few prev tiling iseoses, the *titres:- MI result of their e:perk-rice is the best proof at superiority. ~ ern seers have we des.O.e.l our I ;::ice to the e tclasir treatment ot • "l'lsree Di-orders, and the complete success at!rne• lug our plan, gives us aaditiental ardour to oppose as notch Me the ravages of those cutnp'aints wlech are the most importaer of all the inirmiles to which the imam tun omy le exposed A tier an authorised intr.oduct :on into every branch of Science, we determined on commencing practice, to rescue • dlviduals from the ignorance of uneducated men, ur tletsequa'!7 dangerous precipipocy of a general pravitiontr. The three d warders, to the cure aught:le wc have direcel tan: attention, compr.st: every species of Venereal infection, tvh • :r of recent or hug duration ; edly, all kindi of Debility or t)el. cience, whether arising trim the secret habits of school-hut ', et. the and algncies of mature. age , terminating in impotent smiled ales in consumption ; amilattly, that &reflect:tent 4* the system in wonit i n, which is called Barrenness or Steril :y . in many case uri,zira:ik; in a ~ to:ilar error. Nunierou. disesses are the resat: o; agnoranc. or haste i a the trea.ment of a siatple Gunurrher t, an 1 at I,u: Lia!n.quendy ' netts that the seeds of We ate poisone !, from the *midget !tree of all llem.trded •monsen:. By a btapelior ntethoat, such 6e::- rivet - t asily cured; and even witt-re others have taiktl, we crust chat we may off: a• au dra, nal restoration. t.oll.cannot the i”ust Wee:tr.:4 cares of er.raplicated distress in this dis.n der cepa: the calamitous situati o n s u t no , n, what front an indulgen ce i n a s,licary vice, or prevalent gaie ice et a fo•hionable life, aequit e Oa: iltatt• of debility, which is the 1111 J. voidable erects of such pernicious hafilts. Where the unharlf sufferer broods over his naiery, b .t carefully conceals his Im-- fortune, it may be some consotation fur him to he assured. ths - . while colter practitioners fearlt:iy anticipate the event, it is th e removal of those deFriencies by the gr.eltial progress of rea • vated Nature that is the acquirement ut our studios. Undo .t devoticn at the shrine of Bacchus or Venus have begun to sap t essence of manhoni, meth anxiety will be prevented Ly 211 .:r counteraction ut this languid gate, and In these cases no urea; .i !lenity will occur ; but where this delicirtscy has been altowel . 0 colo.taue for years, a jud does yersevetonee is indUipensaLl2 revive the constitution, and re-animate it to health. The Ins: a; .s 1:1 the i're:lira, as frequently connected w or arisihg front the above complaints, have not escaped attention; by an infallible and improved elan, we are r 11 • bled to re nutve ()behave (Beets and Stric:e.res, whether cent or of long eitiratiota, without resorting to the painful • dangrruus use of the caustic bough.. Many instateces ! adduced of eery inveterate cases, tit* several years cfnuititi •*; having yielded to our method in a few days, atter the cur been attempted by other practitituters without effeet;*and siv:t has been the agreeably result of a practice of fifteen years, test the mode of treatment has not, in one single instance, 01 1 ' proved abortive; during which period many Noblemet; rind Gen tlemen, together witti several thousands at both sexes, have el perlenced the evjol meat of having been perfectly cored, after severe and Injurious met hods had been persevered ip to ro purrs& Patients in the country to state their age, manner of livine,&es by letter, enclosing a remittance, will have the requisite sirig and medicines forwarded to any part of the United Kingdom. GOSS and Co. 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