Star. — London, England, 1815-07-11 00:00:00

.11. 1111111 P BATTLE OF WATERLOO. 13y the Order issued for a Form of Prayerlor. affering Thanksgiving to At.soloinv GOD, - for his prear mercy to this Country, in the important Victory sr!stained at .W Ammon, it is conjectured that nu par. titular day will be appointed as a Thanksgiving btF. As All the inhabitants of the United Kingdom have been expecting an opportunity of testifying their gra. Cantle for their deliverance from the apprehension of evils which loin! threatened Europe :—On this great occasion t!xv veil drilibtle.s be assisted by the Cler alt.! by tl'. Clitirchwardenss. to make•Cellec. (ions at tlt,! Cha;c!les, im the first Sunday alter . rub. lie tio,Le shall h.ive btvti given of the Fortig of Thatikswving now preparing by the Bishops of the Churct► at LaglAnd. It cannot ,be doubted that all t!.e Ministers of Religion, of Every eknoniinalies, will call the Attention of their Ciogregationslon duty so laudable and so much reipiired, for the' reliant' tie Fimilies of the brays men killed, old of the finales Otis "minded sufferers, in the DrOisli Army of Waterloo; tad that this contribution will be the crowning honour of the long practiced grateful beneficence of the Bri tish nation. Last week, in Glasguvr, a bricklayer's labourer, an for a trifling bet, ascended two stairs and • gangway, cairying in a hod no less than 40 bricks; a iaad above ili mi. Monday se'sinight, a ventnan who had gone to ri'alc a coat that was graz . ng in the King's Park. ;diohurgli, was wounded dreadfully in the body with its' 11.76.15. The Woman was. far advanced in preg nancy, and little hoist: is entertained oilier recovery. Monday seitnight, Janet Ferrie, a girl of about 10 Years i f age, while kindling a fire in a house in Salt. mai ket.street. Glasgow, her clothes accidentally took fi-e, and in a moment the was almost covered by the flames : 'in this state she ran to the street, where she got them extinguished.. . She was carried to a sur geon's, and from thence to the Royal Infirmary, where she died about six ,'dock in the evening. Her father and mother had let of for Ireland a tvw days before, leaving het to take care of the house. Friday evening a young man of the name of Child, paished while bathing, at low water, near the bathing machines, Portsinon:h. Lately, at ohalfleet, as a young woman, daughter of Mr. Holbrook, was returning home from a visit in the evening, eas unfortunately fell into a mill pond, and wait drowned. Monday serutight, in the evening, part of the beau tifill wooden bridge of New-Ross, in the . County. of Wexford, gave way, in consequence of the pressure Of a conaiJerable concourse art persons to that parti cular spot. Several persons fell into the river, but owing to the timely atsistance ef the boats near at band, only fon ,. persons were drowned. • Coleman's Ivo:tn.—Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Ord Hausmann Coffee-house, Covent garden, before W. H. Gar I. ' Esq. upon the limb , of Ur. William Holland, who died suddenly on Satur day night,• in his bed, at the Hurrmums. The evi. deuce stated, that the deceased went into a warm bath At ten o'clock on Saturday night, apparently in health. Upon getting nut of the bath , itt which good ad rem final about a quarter of an hour, he pee spirt 4 wog capfeusly s end seemed aixtrensella weals. He told the patron who *lterated him, if any thing happened, to look in his pocket-book for his address. Tt.e deceased then went to bed, and his attendant, upon going . iri a quarter of au hour to his bed-stile.found hint in the agonies of of death'. Mr. C•le, a sur geon, was immediately sent ler.• He att:mpted to liked him in the head but withcut effett. In a few minutes alter he expired Tic surgeon was ef opi. Dina, that the ,!eceased had suffered death in conse quence of basing 'mud the warm bath improperly.- - Verdict—Died by the Visitation of Coo. . ROSSINI; MAIL, AND Svatie;cnacites.---Saturday, the 24th of June last, a box, containing IWO guineas, and 100 . guineas in half-guineas and 7s. pieces, the renperty ()fa merchant in Dublin, directed to his cm tespoi,dent in London, was entered at the Mail-coach office, in Chester, and as a part security, an insurance was Made on it with the proprietors of the coach for agsoo, of which Peter M'Glynn, an extra guard, who w.s to go' with the mail, was made acquainted, and directed ito take particular care of it. The mail on the Sunday, about two ofelock, stopped at Hinckley. in Leicesiersiiire, to dinner, where .bilsGlynn, the gusts!, told the next guard who vial to relieve him, that there was a box with the coach which was in sured for deso;!, which lie should put into the brim of the coach ; the other guard replied it was nothing to him, as he was guard to the mail and not parcels.— On the At rival of die mail at Northampton, the book keeper ern observing in the way bill a box insured for ii:soo, examined the coach for it, but it - was not to he found ; an alarm was given, and diligent search was made theme and on the road, but without any tidings of it. On the an ital of the mail in LOndon, and the circumstance being made known to the proprietors, llLey dispatched Yearkes, the Bow-street °dicer, who weit oil with . alrspierTO Chester, makinganiquiries on the toad, but he could learn nothing satisfactory ; but his suapiciqn tell upon M'Glynn, the extra guard. _He was in consequence examined at_Northanipton, where the box was first missed, and detained in cus tody several days t ibut nothing being proved against %int, hr was di,chargid ; Peatkes, however, had no doubt but lia wets the thief and strongly suspected i that he had not pmt .he bo x to the boot, at liinck. Icy, as he said he would , a t that he bad either con cealed it, or had an accomplice t c . lit s sent If back to Chester by the same mail th stnc tr C.. thins for , him to be chisel ywa d whileate it ,inpped at Hinckley, which accordirigl was do . He It was observed to go into the priey,b t did not re. main in a minute, and then went intirt .ed where a mourning coach was keel. Atter he 'was go e s the privy was examined, and the • box er . 4icit• c ined the guineas, fici: was discovered on a gatetrof.' her i i and eu examining the shed where the moutif coach was kept, in a very secluded dark corner n the.] whole of the cot:taints of the box, amounting to near , IWO guineas, was fOund, as Pearkes, the officer , had suspected. A chaise and foUr started with all speed, overtook the mail at the next stage, and M'Glynn was brought back. On Saturday he tmderwent an examination before the Magistrates at Hinckley, when * witness was produced - from' Chested *ho identified ,the shawl in whkh'the gold was tied up to be his pro peity. 40 was fully comatittedto Leicester for trial. WASTAHNSTER CENTRAL MART. aMmom..m..P.l • • The utility and value of the WatfaStiff astral Mari, and Universal Reference Office, begins now to be telt, and acknowledged, in every part of the Coun try, as well as in London. The difficulty of obtainin good Places and Servants is very much diminishe., by application, personallyor by letter, to the Actuary, resident at the Establishment, corner of Soutl.amp. ton-street, Strand.—Families of the greatest respect A. bility may be *applied with Servants in geneyal, to suit. the various departments of their establishment at al) times, merely by corresponding with this Offi.:e, and on paying the Annual Fee of from Two to Five Guineas, in propOrtion to the nuniber`of Servants wzri ed, and the trouble given in general.—Ladies' Baal& Schools and Academies may also be sup plied ' with Assistants, suited to their various pur pos...s, end all of the best accomplishments, and of the most ressectable charkcters. The Terms are in proportion to the qualities required. sand none exceed. mg Two Guineas per Annum, nor below Ms. ter in. dividuals.—Servants and Persons Wanting Places, &c. Respectable Situations, and Appointments in any part of tile Conntry, as well as is) London, will pet ceive how much loss of time may be prevented, and advantages obtained, by applying to the above OttiLe, personally or by letter:—addressed to the Ac. tuary as above. Immediate answers to every appli cation will he given, and the fullest information affor ded on all occasions as may be recpiittel.—All Let ters must be Postpaid. or they. cannot be attendedAo. • 4 0.11••••Mdb...... SAIL: a MA I CII. Yesterday a Silver Cup and Cover, given by the Cumberland Club. was sailed for by the following pleasure-boats, belonging to Gentlemen: Vres. Basis :rotes. 11.,(e.• Owner:. Tutorage. 1 1 udlow, Wund•twortb, A. Lynn, IV. V Spitfire. Mehra, T. Bet' e•wortb, IV. 3 Caroline, Statigate, James ninon, 111. - - - 4 Camilla, btansacr. E. Nolte, VU. They started from Black!! iars-bridge at four o'clock, to proceed round a boat at Putney-bridge. and puma to Cumberland G.trdens. The first boat in was to gain the price; unfortunately they bad no wind to make a contest of it, and being unable to run higher than Wandsworth, they returned with an intention to re sew the match at a favourable opportunity. The ltivcr displayed many gay and happy parties, with bands of musk, &c. The • Albinia transport, R. Wrrurnetr., master, arrived' on Saturday evening at Portsmouth, in '42 days from Quebec. having on board Major Genera) DAYNESi and family, And Captain GALLOWAY, hate of his Majesty's ship Penelope, which ship WAS un *ornately wrecked in a snowstorm, on the night of the 30th of April, about twenty leagues to the west ward of Cape Rnzeier, Coast of Lower Canada.— Captain GALL WAY is charged with dispatches front Commodore Sir E. Owl's. We are sorry to say that forty of the crew perished on the wreck, and many others were frozen to death when they got on shore. About two hundred and ninety discharged limited service soldiers ise come home in the Albums, under the charge of lieutenant Gomm, 76th Regiment. When the Albinia left Quebec, near thtee thousand troops had vaisbarked. wid tame were daily entlsiotk; 'lo, as they tame ucorti from the Upper tatbrntre.' Ifs Majesty's ships Leander, Newcastle, Acasta, and Perseus, were coming home with convoy. The But-, walk, 74, and. Charybdis brig, were spoke with of the Bird 'blonds, fin the 15th of June, bound tol l Quebec. —The Lord Wellington transport had got' into Gaspee Bay on the IStlt of in a sinking state, having been on shore near Cape Rozeier, but got off, assisted by the transports under Lieutenant SINIPsON. The llnriS transport is reported to be to tally lost near Cape Chat—and the Minerva brig, from Liverpool, was on shore on the 17th of May, near Gaspar B•ty, with little prospect of saving hull Or cargo. The following are the names of the unfortunate men who were drowned, b.longing to his Majesty's ship Penelope, on the night of Ow Ist May, Ibls : • George Ruthirferd, Captain of formate; Thomas Shaw, dirto; William Jackson, Lioati , Nain's-mate; John icons (it) Quar termaster's-mate; bins Lyons, Guiviroom Jteward Ti omas Fleet, Captain's servant; Rubs. Farr, (supernumerary) entrain to Captain Moray, ith Hursats ; Tbomas qearint, Caw aiu's cook; John Pembroke J. Gecrges, 3. Bell, Fenkin Mawr, C. Sandy, 11.• I,itiraoce, C. Plummer, J. Thomas, Hugh Comore, J. Mor tiA, Hoer Chilineton, C. Uison, M. Corbett, W. Keltick, and J. Bowman, seamen ; T. Tanner, R. Caith, ?lath. Window, 1.. When* -$. *Jokier, 3. Hurst, William Dawes, WiNiasu Harris,. T. Peter:;on, J. Ma-sey, T. baring, J. Metcalfe W. blealand; J. Carters, J. Watkins, C. Bartha, and Will"; Clark, Royal Marines. • . -------- The following is the report of the etnimination of the head of the late SAMUEL WIIITHItIiAII, Esq. by Sir Mevltt HALYGRD, But. and HYNIIII CLINE, Esq. " On removing the upper pan of the skull s it was observed that the dura mater bad' become thickened and ossified, t* the extent of a iprarter of winch in length, and an eighth of an inch hi breadth, on the left side of the longitudinal sinus, not tartrom the lAmbloidal suture. 4-'1 he vessels of the pia mater were conelderably distended - with blood, and inns membrSne was ritickenesl4o2 opaque . itear. tite ossilialoact DEltei4lur4 rlbsaiPs . The venuicles of the brain contained more- _l one third pars at least, and the pia water helium was thicker diets is usual. (Signed) " July 8, 1815. the 2m a- liHrbiavtint.toßD, " Hamas , Ci... 1141." MATH& On the ad instant, at gli , rehampton, Gloucestershire, the Lady of David Stiniervtließotialdsou Dickson, Esq. ut Elairballitenh shire, of a son. • At Phillack, the Lady of the Rev. William Metric of a son. Sunday se's:night, at llodnun, the Lady of Captai n Sir Wm. Hanley, R. N. of a son. On the 4d instant, at Woolwich Common, the' Letryof Lieu tenant-Colonel Eyre, Royal Hume Artillery, of a soil. MARRIED. r • June 26, at the Church el llarnestown, Major. lirriry Shum, of the r.th Drag4.on Guards, to .Lelltia Mafia: die* dauglitet of Sir ' • now hir.tet, Bart. , ,at llishop's Waltham, CapUibi John Scott, R.N. toSillts t, be rime place. .ov• y 6, near Sydroham, Kent, John Halkste, tip. to Calf Ca the Douglas, ytteugest.dauzbter to the of Selkirk. Saturday, by special *tense, at the P nail:lure, the Earl of Aberdcea to the Vhesentees lientil . - 0 - - :A .,, isit4". DIED. On the Stls fn t. In Marsaret-strvet, General John Crowsey. Rev. Richard Williams, Vicar of Oalthani, Rutland. • At Kirittaner Mamie' on the lath ult. the Rev : John Graham, Minister of that pariah , in the Ltd year of MI age. As Welihouse, qn the 25th ult. Charles o , sun of Bailie M`Phar son, of Inverness, lied IS, a midshipman in the fravy. • At Cr4ghton, on the %di vit. Mao Jao Wilma; delbtarot the late Rev. Williaua Wilson s Minister at esltletream. . THE MARKETS. PRICES OF CRAIN Al' 1 Kmat ild F.ss , t, 4.3 794. Wheat, hitlielk. 4its. 6N. Ditto. Norfolk, 425. 611 s. Rye Bas. 3,1. Barley, 465. 300. I Malt. dOs. ii4s. White Peas, :;64. 40s toiler, 40c 445. MARK-LANE, JULY 10. Grey Peas, 325. Us. Small Beans, 645. 565. lick Ditto, t,tol. Es. • Osts„ Potato*, 265. 30s. Ditto, Voianti, 255. 17s. 1 Rapeseed, A::sl. ,650. per lass Oat', Feed, 169 245. flour, 60s. 655. pet t.ssi. Ii ON. Wheat, Danisle, 62.. 725. Barley, 265. woe. Ditto, Baltic kid, 545. t u ts. Oats, reel. '494. 24.1, Ditto, liantbro ur Bremen, 1 1 / v it i : i T e ll i l d e p or .: .X . .: 4 l t 4 t 4 s: 445. 435. Ditto, Walt:nit Rea, 445. 48e. tirey Peas 34%. I Rye, 30s. s2s. small Draw., 3211. 365. Or WU CAT IN MAN K-t. AN a. ft.nn June 26, to July l Total 4,..10 i quarterh— tverage, 664. I id.—er. higbc: titan last return. Ril NON or Fun/ a front tune 24, to lone 30.—Total 12,933 sarks.--Atterage 644. 411,1.-04. WO higher than lair return. Foil AVE.RALIE PRICE of CORN In PNGLAND and WALES from the mons. ending the 14t of July, 1615. Wheat. Rye Micky. Oats. ilesns. Pease. s. 4. Is.d. I s. 4. d. s. s. fl, 67 10 11 jSOBj4S 5 38 $ 189 11 'lite average Price of ••ugar, computed front the returns made In the work ending the 3th July, is 635. 1 tid. per cwt. oMITHFIEI.k) MARKET, JULY 10. Beet 4. 61 to Ss 6: 1 V.:al S. ad to as 6J Mutton 4t 64 to Ss BS I.l ) ra 64 64 to Gs 64 Lamb S. a to ei eL Rusts 1620-4lteop and Lamb. It sto—Caises 12s0--rip 950 HAY AND sutaw, PER LOU).. Mrst'low liar SI os to Cl at Clover 71 Us Iv et to Straw dt 14, to NS us. ••• M.:VG:V{I AND LEADENHALL. tlw eisreass.) Serf, tier stoat, Ss S.l to 4s Id Veal 41 01 to Gs N Mutton • its &Ito 4s 6S' Pork 5s 0,1 tow 0.1 Laimir ts St to 61 id. r - - eitISES•oir.HALY 'Aria &MAW Y ES . IEADAY, vs..muses. . • : . wortscrairat. Hal 41 04 to 111:04 ea I Hay si oi to 61 of 04 *raw II to. 0.1 rev 11. 5* oil I Sera* II listo 61 ea MANY kilUta. • i Best Heifers and Steen (per Ordinary lb Od to Its 24 stone) - Sts id to 34 0.1 Market Calf Ps. each. Middlings its 44 to Vs $4 Eng. liqrse . .15s to Itis PRICE OF LEATHER IN I.F.ADENHAI.I.-114 4 1iE t . Butts, SO to 561b0 201 224 Celt Mum, 30 to 4Ulb. t:15.1 38e: Ditto, 51 co 66Ibs 2341 2541 Ditto (.0 to albs 324 364 Merchants Backe 124 190 Ditto 70 to ttOlhs 30d 344 Dressing Hideo 11144 204 Small Seals Greenland 44d 4 34 Fine et.ach Hideo 20d 224 I Large ditto, per dee. 130 s 18(4 PINCE OF TALLOW. St. lames 's Market Ss 1041 I Town Tallow 726 6d Clue Marker - 0. Oil Yellow Russia 74s oil Whltrchapcl Mailon 36 10d White ditto 73s otl per stone of sib .--- I Soap ditto 706 oti Graves 156 Od—Good Dregs 10. Od. Yellow Soap, 904.—. Mottled, 1004—Curd, 4046—Palm 104 s. Price of Candles per dot lls 0d....-Moolds, 14 • Ote. ' HEALTH ANL) HAPPINESS. TN all cases of Nervous Debility. Relaxation, Lan. IN gout, Lowness of Spirits, inwaril Wasdnga„ Trembling of the Hands. Oppression at the Chest, Stomach, &c. &c. Dr. VENE l.'s CE.I.ERRATED TONIC R BM EDV , is a sovei sign and iitt'allible specific • it is in fact the only Medicine which eau be relied on, It fortifies wi:hout stimulating, and animates without inflaming; it promotes the reproduction of waved substance, and invlsoratas kka-inkeidar ow:Joke% atrong*iens, and rr psettbtres she emit* Wily. %%waver the original comae of these disorders may have been, howester inveterate, or by whatever I symptoms manifested, the object of the most earnest solickude, with the unhappy sufferers, is in obtain relief The most heart felt gratifieatlnn of the Prolirietoes life, 1., that he can conscien tiously, and with confidence, assure every individ sal of ei.hn sex, subject to any of the symptoms called nervous, That this MKS eine Is as perfectly safe, as it is lovsriably eSeacions. Sold Wiwi, safe and Retail by the Propretor t at 4, New Nerd) street, Red Lion..quare; al.o by Ilacon, 1.50, •rd-s.r-rt Sutton, corner ut Southampton —greet, Kblborri r;. •t,' Royal Exlhange ; 'chard., 93,4:kr:nut ; aad all Whet Aledicioe Sti. per packet, or four hi one tor 534 y inchids I. 14* the I)iinor's &deice to the Nervous, Etc. sold by Parsons, 16S, Fleet -street, vice s% • DIXON'S ANTllill.loll.i TILLS. qIHEST: Pulls long since t.litaine.l just cc•lelnity J. In the priva . e practice of the ifropriet,tr, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their peen success in ni.i.:y obsto at: tedi ous disorders, on numerous Patients of ahltilactiqn, and oritert, particularly the • Duke of llednird, Sir George %wren, the Dowager Lady Say and Stir, the Vi.cosint. s. Ler.ktie;, Ike. Ste. he was persuaded to lifer them to the Public, under the apps basiOn and ailictinn of their names. They are foetid to be an inconerrable remedy for restoring tit* nine or the stomach, for coring in.l 4 genion, or prev:Tern?, "'did's, and their conseiptent disagruealet: erueraz• and mu lenses. They remove habitual and temporary coatmeness, sick bead-arks, 'lnd bco.l.butu, whether arsing from the salmony of thetedundant bile, intemperate b diet, or. drinking to excess, and will be found 'a most Valuable . Vedlehie in be re.orted to ispoti every Indisposition, oecaaiotiediri a disordered State c.! the Stomach and bawds. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Satires, Chearelde, Corner of St. Paurs Church-Yarst; by Sharp and r.'ortsmoutle; 'Jones, Weston, Alinutt, and Mallory,. Portsea ; Hall, Johnson, aad Harding, Gosport; Coleman anti .14e4h, Sfteente.s; Peel 'MI Ross, and Turner, Hall ; Hos I Ned, Cookwlrti:7, Nettl,gon, ad Gilbert,' Plymouth ; Knurt and Lloyd. and Nstionney and Co. Birmingham% :Staines, Lynch, and M uchobter. Trewinan, Exeter; Baxter awl M•lionald, Gia4;tow ; Buigen and Barry,Brittol; Stevenson and CO. Nor.V!th ; uden, I.eicester ; Edwards and Penny, and 11111inge and lat Went y, .iverpool ; Neal . and Ledger, Dover; White, Brighton; Roberts and huff, Chet. , teniuni&S Shismonsiss 'Saud f 3 , 41 t P.OACh, rsilool64ll UOCIt. lad retail by most Country hledieme Veuele rt. in hoses at 14 od . . and feu each. 'l.'*) THOMAS •CAYIAIIk, 1.BPI; leave to inform yob, that ivet since the yent 1700,1 had been afflicted with the I.ues Venerea, w! is its obstinately resisting every oourse of medicine linker yaw most eminent of.the faculty here, abd undergoing several serer* courses of salivation and twice discharged from the lio spl :al, wit t little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. in the spring of last year rny diorrler had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my ealstence. • In this +nue, I was re commended by Mr. I. Thstinpsoo,-(who receivsni so great a cure by them here,) to takcyour Leakers Patent Plll. , whict I hem, to do on the trAth May ; in the coarse of a formigh 11.egan tc receive benefit. In little mote than a month I became, by your liberal advice and medicine,. perfectly free mon, my fot. mar complaints, have recovrri4l may former spirits and strength. and ant brconu jolly and tat, In which state having coutinue i many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, am at a loss in what tenni to expresi in) gratitude, hat beg you for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my ease at public as postible,ks 1 shall on every or-cation...4n se delay you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble arr. want, ALEX. MUR.KEIA.. Swans Close, Mlgh4street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member ofthe Royal College of Surgeons to London, at his house No. 9,, New Bridge:atraet. They are a; so sold by his appohument, at the Perfumer's, No, lIS, St. Alban's-street, Pa Mal the Torok", IoS, Os lard street ; Mr. Dlaborough's, nearly op Puke the Monument; and by one person In livery considerable town hs England, ate. In hone nail alas lid. auk, sealed up.enti fulland plain direclitios, wkeratmtgalossittelabar *away 11610 tbanisalvaa WM ease asal-pecreay. FOR THE TEETH ANT) Rlnt;. , UTLE it's celebrated VEGE l'A BLE TOOT! / POWDER is wish cotifidence, rtcummendel :n the ( .f the Public, as the must ethc.icious Pre parxioei for Proses-v.:lg he Teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and produe; ng , , early whiteness without impairing the Enamel. It ,foipart, tunnels and beautiful redricbs to the Gu', to the. 14, w oust delectable sweetness ; a;:d if used coNerat , tly as them. I All prevent the Tootia.aclie, by removing its cause—the Warr: .1 the Outris.—Price 95. 93. th • Itfis. acrrt.aw. Supettor WA] ra, (nom Ls • ;ant trapncy has received the AppretiaTicon of their 14.9a1 I iii , .. items the Princeds and Pl'llet•So Charlotte and • nany I.adles of the first Distioction. lu Half plot ltuitica aid Pints as. Pre:area and sold by R. to r ece, Nn. 4. Chearshle, Limd, trl by his appointment by Smith, Baxter, and I•tsr.hut it, Et! sptrOi ; Wit) tt, Baxter, mil (;:s.7,(nv ; t;teqs it hinge, and Jolt', Liverpo.)l ; I.yucb, Athinsor, ar.d : vl.tociwi•tti ; Spr.irgs AA Crew, Portsmouth ; , Ireltnn, Smiths mpton ; Granville, Nr , th t ,n. . Rend*, Plymouth ; Piper, Bah, and Chase, Esere:-; li.arris, Bury, and Pcosstr, thlttUl • darrall, Bath; and mud Pcrfamers and isol...lic.irs ...• every town; in Boxes 4; 'ls. 1.J., WHEN Men at Erittcati..n efts! , k use persevaring ent'..-0 court to clitcorer the mtio tate :eticn method of treating a tow ticvailing ~eases, OK nee, tai result of their experitnot Is the best e, coo' of o.yer'otity. Messrs. GOSS and Co. r.s regular !A.leroinrs of the F , College of Surgeons in Lortion, Itaet: been :nclueed to m the cure of the toliowin; the olkjvct of e:eir parrictisar stits ' l . a Itertatti Disorder, frelitent.ty cot:trailed in a nunnew cation, an el it, concomitants, Strcturi:e and tikes., teN, an improved plat, are gptedlly rrd effectually curer! ; as ai bljty, whether arisluoi front P7ccitanalten tothalgeoc.... • ,Jenne tr "warm climates ; or a secret soliieer vier, too purstuid by the yondt of both sexes, ..11 !!.e or mtrilirt of barretine - and in She other a molt, wrt • maw vOun d acasn, tvhteh, ' f not t ete remed ed, It ressitat.. •.s :i1 terce and consiorapt on en that dis(res: isle ~tae ot th! , ts deficiency, w!.• titer the Consequence of trOleffi. folti, • arising from any nadir canse, by which the power. o. tf.. n. Otion beconte enteebt.d as isleu•Sers of the itos.o /:„ 1 of Surgeon.: of l.ost ion, they oriel • hrnt, sa:e.a.ol y re , ration to sound and vigorous health. Messrs. Coss and Cu. Asclusively prdtv.-ing the cur ~1 part 4 citlar corny:laws ' In orler lion the t. It lit • t• mistaken few, mat ice d with the °thew) , so jit,t:y tke ignorant empiric, think it to.:‘ in.o.a• to titions-tetos o. - that they have been properly etioicatt3 curd iahsa est tutu e, branch of the profc.ssion- k . crEtifica:es of which tr. in iin:. Hospitals, testanonies trOm *.he most en t ro r lo they have to conv,Are any inquirer) tha. the soccer. Teo.: front their endeavours firstirsdoced them to quit the rroto the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pr.. r s constitute a lair ground for the uttprecesitsited confoloicc which they hare, by the Public, been so !literally honoured. Tt.e result of a long and ex tenSi..te practice Las enaide. by a superior method, to remove venereal complainrts, howl •nveterate or complicated, wlthout subjecting the patient to least restraint diet or . eitrci*e ; and in recent Cases early application is made on discovrt'y of the tuft:coots, t!tey quentlf perform a cure in the short -pace of two days. Toe precedented success of their mode of trentintnt (which La , it. • been known to fail in one stogie instance in a practice of 15p during which period m any thow , antl persona 01 both *rise*. been cured, even after severe and trjori.otis methods pursued by other Practitioner* without effect), induces the: thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulteti daily Icy Pat!ento of tither see, with sect delicacy, and attention.—l.etrers It...in toe cows; 11, con: the particulars nP e.c case, ace, aad manner of ; a rent:trance, duly att:n.lvd to, and advioe arA MetikifiC • warded to any part of lc kshg Lunt. (Wisp' an Co Surc e eni,t, ivontrokr,r..treer. MA IiktMONY. - - -------_ _ _ lif A RRIACE shottd bc the latindatir tt ILL happiness, which is ofrm disturbed throvgla tie parties ' • form the union, not taking those precaucors which would -.et • them the enjoyment of that sea at domestic blessing. l'enri.! every rank pay adoration to the sl-rine of wedlock ; Intt, net the constitution has been taimed by disease, or ' certain habit cowmen:lJ 'at an :.nfiy sate, s rtr. eiranon .;! it! : 7previess enatring . that state :4 indispensably t.; the slumbering sparks of life, ant to reanimate tl-e no disorders bare contributed more estentiallyto dsstr.sy tiy • Deal happiness than them width are elm consequence ot trvi a *. plea-tire. it was this considers - ion which induced Messrs CU. , - RIF. and Co. for these last 341 years, tea direct the r sits pea a i attuuttPn exclusively to the mantle,* and/sere of the %eitrr and the .'esortlt•rs arning therefrom—as atm. n. • h.:. r.:- rangentent tot the ,yi:vin pro :tic. dby the sles• t 'Active u7..t• • inconsiderate sct.not b •y, which brings on thusedis - rl.sstite I • L!"!es and Deticiendes that prevent or embiiter the Votriire •• state. The successfid result of their plot, gives them asisiltheisl . • • Jour to oppose the ravagts W. these cc•uphittits, which are thew. : important to the catalogue of human i firtattie.. it F % :1 rurcon ho has itieulged in this soiitary veer to set k .ults:sg prniem nn,.ldivil of eminence and it novr,towhhoi Ms- CUltkiE and to claim t!:e wells-tee .:ull4-r as well as the tvittinvaity of a tcuu.t:•hce.! facts. Ito paten city cure of these comp: tints, tl: , ry hold out no itidese - 3.; v:ce ; bur, sensible, as all in m noes he, w esistyr.ci. a • t calanti•ies,t'iey otter their assistance at regularly eilos:re.l • hers sit the Roi al CM 410-1 of Surz sw s of Loudon anti . ii ht tsar, of tirplolue ate ce e • in the short %pact? -of two days. Those of the tn.. 4 otter• ditrat'ots, melt as Ablaut mus s tortterate Suictuits, Pah:. the Doors, Gieets, dec. are perm/nen:ly and speeddy co 7-Sesetal Nohletnea ar.d U,-neentris of the, first ivspect.die! • • hare hten under the care et Ureic.. Ct•xxie and Co. for moval of cont?laittis of the ttreabra, atriciurot, ; and he , : received a radical and permanent Curt, request that may he made to them, as satiesactory evidences of the supasurity of Mestra. C;;:t aul CoE's plan of treatmrt, - • Many of these iJett Wm, it 11;a1 stricture, from teas toile( : years, and were under the care of Messrs. lionw, !least's., and wh , ..e Surg...ors of cailtal en•inetice, trim at. tinpred 1:1•Ir t . • byr thit•applicatiun of the ite,ar atm•tic, without soccea4. Me,. Cretan. au.l Co. hive sele ted tee following letter from • r matey itu:y ate: dady receiving frosts Gentlemen, revel • them thanks I.r thtir restore ivo to 1011114 a:tel vivo • • health. It was them, In:sad:cite% from the son a t •• Noble Earl, who had lalottfed under Ibis distecssieg • painful malady toe ten at caros—hu haal heap Under c* of several Surarmit in professional eminence, Done t!! VA:. 1 afforded him permanent relief; hut tr'e.s tilt itirerior snetleta: treatment alloreal sod pueiuei by Mss is. eLtrat and CO. is - Wired r radica CUM in the short sect u; on , . fn i ZA , • • • " .1M a., • . .. 41; " Dr. CUlitit IE, 167, Hatton-garden. • " Lord -- feels spelt .Measure in comatutitcring Currie the polect reaw•tablishineus of lals ittalai, in conwip.ta .; of his mild and Ambulate treattaton of S•riccarea to the Urea • • He may atiti, that he has trot for I..aily years rnjoyud to ri • •, comfort and freedom from rah' ; sad he entertains so dont: , his having obtained, threogh his skill awl attention, a pi c.ct .• ra•lical core of that horrid complain.. Aar he vas rut a stra . •.r to the ntanner ti a: others orea.eal the ettali.d.it, he 11..4 k power, iron, a fair trial end a jteit comparktU, to pay that • Luce, of applause t ► 1:r. Carrie whtstt he sensibly leek, • • shall ever ue mot read.; and *Ming to acknowledge.. Vies•te CUk•tit anti Co. tray be COUguiteci tip pgierts of ri ' Sex, watt• the yea • t secrecy and houotar, at Utak liwoei 10. Hettoti•or4eu. Wer7ed Women, %%lege expec - atlimis of a family h.tve tle•••at• d, from tatel.stwer cause, will teceiv: •ome %clout:10.o that in most intr anCr., ay Intention to our ineeiteme•. g. n • rat tulle. loos become renovated, anal imyedi nt.,/,u...v eatiems in tile cotiotry,deoctitsing the particulars in their 4. age; arid mode of living, Incise:Mg a rentittarce for neltrlcr • medicine+, the sante o ill he given or sent to any par of ti k dont. to ensute that Pecrtcy so essential td their oedema the post.le of lettvts may be added to the account fur aaedicat. , 107, Hatton Cars!eti. COAL IviARKLT. JULY 10. Ships at Marka[. Ships Sul& I'riet. 59 Nev..twkle 53 381 6tl to 494.33. 7 kinderiaild • 7 4ll 94 to 4:14 54% HIGH WA IF.K . .IU-NlOgiku' , % Al ' 1 .liku,)UN 1).,11. - t;1r Mghniiitg - . o minutts goer 4 Aftenwers . .. - . 26 mimeo aster 6 ----- LONDON: Pollee.' by Levet. Kara r, rtekrt Pbee; published there, and at the Star Ghlice,'L'itauvle liar. NeMBE a 8848. .•• . • Tkef r'rHE COMMISSIO, 1 lIIS AMIESTrr T Care . of Sick ailed ',DUNI , Cintot. of PRISONERS* I Tl.a! they *ill be ready at . ) f 'ult., 1815, to receive as Pervins ai may be willing of War in li.talth and Ni Month , ' cer4.lin: No Tcnl. r teal he receive' d art , r li-e4 units:the pat!,, of La Tender soma be aecono yrrfons evoging to iwohte bons of £2060, for the due perform Further prti.idat: may be Cirahl Sher gond, paetwor • ...., TATIMA THE COMMISSIO mAJESTri That on FRIDAY, the V. Tem der4, in whiny. sealed COOPERAGE STORES a the service of this Departm treat tbrilCh Instant; to malting Premises at Dept& able with interest nicety da The Conditions of the tareirOlier. - - - Ne reyartFwill kt he 1 to en i "main gyardt at length., or I 1 4 too ;cloth on the Jail Frid.t., sois.antifs 4e Teethe, ft lA4 warm &lila pr. 'ItIAYCH 1 I ST. wATER..„ ArfdT a numerous i of ti,c Nostury. WESTMJ NST hrl+l t Hi% Royal Highness ti; 1 4 :se following Resolutions i 7• ' a 1. That t General Subset Relief and &Spit olf. the, F. eg.tbe 'wounded Sacral c mood of the Illustrious Ws Waterloo, and In the seerr he, fotrght in'tlit present CI scribed be censoliaated too the City of London, and a .11titith grove. 2. That a Committee be this Subscription, and to cot as nay lmilaidtedldr site u. That it be recooliopyi the.Cunkinittee of the Asoor ;impiety and mean. of arp , sub , csibed for the Relief of under the 'eorifinand •of I Ltleructs, co-operating wit' 1 -iiesest.-- • • • 4. 1 bat his Royal H:rtr requested to accept the in sensibly, for the seal he has of the Meeting, and for his thi day. 5. 1 bat thrfollewing 14( Coninihtee, irth liberty to His Royal Highness ti His Royal Highness tl His Royal Higlivess Hts Royal Highness th Ifn Royal Highness CI • ` ' Archbishop of ea • The LOID CUANCLII DDIES—DCVODsItirc, Sotrierser, and Iluteleught Ntaquassas—rAnglesee Hito.ley. awl Walt sky. toe, kadatock, Grosvenor, Harcosr , Percy. Lein.dale Lorostidnie.w . b. Ca)' ton, I ognmouth, Castlersa dock, Newark, Lardley, I • Gwedii, and Roliert'Sevro his o rs—London, r 'I he :ter the Chaplaiu ir Henry Men!, Callen, air W iLti CLitrtes Green, Sir Jail liare, Sir W K.ppel, and I :WM r Hos: ou aa at as.. ./Lcse, and Cii.trles • llosoueastrs—Geo. - ge Wilber:orce, .M. P. . Slio—Wil.iani Scott. ai Pifflip Posey, Esq. W. i Req. George Byng,. Esq. Cum., Esq. lame. Currie 11.iiecroi t , Eiq. lobo Mu John blabariy, fa+ . h. following Subsciirt he Duke of York Add Ch-Incellor of the Ex chequer 10 l.yttleton Wood, Ebcp St awes 10 assn Oki Soldier Lord Harrowby • I° „I 111 -hop of Locuton 10 Thomas Smith, Esq. 3 4 etas-kg Blunt Lerd Calibers 10, ; • Attn. Colonel Wray 3 W. Wilberforce, Ea+ M. P. 5 . *•: .. 11 ;bliert and Hume 1" aint-4enerol 'Hamil -1 ton 11 I.ord Teignmouth I. ` W . Y. Knigh t IP of Montrose lts, 'awes Curry, M. D. in adilition to Ado paid - Coro. --••-•. .., ,euu FAL,. • to the City Com- . mince • 3ului Angerstein 10 i Ay holing, Morrell, and Cu. 5 • Illtin l'itikbkr St Co. 2 kty l ( nbt..M.tralers• • 2 . Ilk% MAtmeis 2 41 rs. ligmbkdon 'Nes' 11 'is lntr . . tleuvral Xiamen to t„ther Ilciumuut 11 1 r N. Con ant t t •' V. U. Carter 11 , m. Mor i l oe k YI Sub scriptions ere rreert • °u se l'axern; by Mr. ',. latchard, Piccadilly; a' ' t! Vd trailftiosa t r. diLliminimme t ii , • ; a, 1 5 11 OE OF HOPS. NEW BAGS. .stw rotxfrl.• Kent 71 us to 91 9. ' Kent - til u 4. to 91 ON Smoot OS lOs to 81 Os Sussex = 51 :u 71 Ts Essex $1 Us to 91 9s fatnhsm 111 04 to 151 us )1 \