Star. — London, England, 1815-08-26 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR. 0111 , ..-Peseing within these two weeks through I.lncolnithire t Nottbareponehire. toe SLC. std i.earing sev. - ral Accident's of CpaChei ne t4rfturllvd, ai.d tleifor mutely many of the passen ger. basing .thetr limb. I.r.ke, ao.l in a creel measure through the tido... ario ,, y of our noble a , t 1 vantsbh• servan! the Horse, Ibeg von w4l have •Ite kinditess in ms..tt • cte kw Lines on entity to 114:asth tb • Orct converient opporttm•ty. in your Very valuable Paper. g they may meet :he Lye and melt the beast elan unmerciful: ' A niati...itf iandnrss to his beast is kind, • But bhttal actions *hew a brutal mind. • '• Remember, Hr. who made thee made the brute— Who gave thee 4peech :mil reason, furm'd him mute. He can't complain; hut COWS omniscient eye • Beholds thy aelty—!l a hears his cry. He was design'tl thy to•rvant and thy 'kedge; But know that his CIRLATOR is thy fudge! I remain, Sir, very respectfully, No 114,140(ton-road, Southwark. KICRARD TURN EL August 19, ISIS. SPORI7AG 11V7ILLIGENCE. 'max AuctisT MEE VINO, WEDNEIDAY,AITGLIST 25. :weep •taltrs of segs each. Val ft. for three vears oh colts, Se 21h. fillies, 7.t. rn.h. s. (3 Subscribers ) t)uke of I .reds's hr. f. by Orville, out of Trumpet's - I Mr. Hutchinson's bay cult, by Iteinembrancer, out of Peter 2 5 to 4 ott the whiner. Sweepstakes of 100 . 0 uccis, ball ft. for four yrars old colts, thit. 51 , . Wiles. se. 21h.— Iwo miles. (4 Subacribers.) Lord titzwilliam's hr. I. 14 sclemona, by Orville, out of Fanny 1 Duke of Leeds's bay filly, by Pandalpho, darn by Antaus 2 6 to 4 on Destlemona. Match for 500cs—Two Mr. Featlitirstotillaugh's h. nt. Zuleiks, by Alonzo, 6 years old. i far. 71h— the owner • - 1 Mr. Kirby'. hay horse Kutusoff, by Brown Bread, 5 years oh!, 7ib— Mr. 'lrmo Sykes. 2 f to ; gri Katusoff. The second year of a .trlatieription of 50gs. each, livitlutl i"tn three Parses, with £3O added to each, by the City of York, for S years old itt.rses, Z:c. carrying 6<t. Vb. each.-4 Mr. Irrtlc ch. in. Althmlora, by Dick A tldtews bake ti` Lueds's ch. h. lanciispocus, by Qu s - • Lord Scarborough's b. b. Keztrt, by G.ilionpus 6 and 7 to 4 on A!Lisidora--3 to I against Hogrpocus. Mt. CoaTts, thc tteitrical (maw*, is among the recent arrivals at Brighton. lie is styled the Adonis t , l that town, and the LaJies are all m idly in Live wit! him I the celebrated Somcrsetshire wrestler and single-stick v!aver, was one of the heroes who fell at the battle to , Waterloo. He had been in the Life Guards ab, lut two years, and un•the 18th of June ac tually cat down nine i:t the Fienchtuirassiers bytis superi 'r strength ar.d agility, when a shot from a carbine put a pet i-d his Weer :he was only in the year of his ai:e. FA biunws.- - Nirety out el a hundred hats err white, and among ti.is number there are very feu silk ; our Ladies d .not desert white straw hats ; they are still malt with white feathers, lir flowers of thv status, sometimes with Scots plumes, striped With ,allow•. red, and green. Dark blue daisies orna ment si.me };rass•green hats ;•these hats me other. wise trimmed Mitb a green puckering, which meta men,s the rim. litstead of plaited net, they occasion ally put 0 gairrnliv blond on the edge of the white straw bats; sometimes these Oats are without tiny Wasmeni. The Cam in IC muslin capes. have almost all two plaitings, one row above tie other. We have observed some hats of citron craps ; we also see citron rihbon upon white straw hats. The flounces at the bottom the gowns are not always transpa. t:nt, but have welts between each. Necklaces are set a la Medici:, some large pearls is the forms of 'wars linked together by seed ones. Many have then a this kind in coral. A most unientun ite accident.b : ippenedto Hearn's stowmarket stage waggon on Friday Lennight, at. tendtd with a serious loss of property. The above. waggon, which was on its remit from London, with a heavy load of goods, storped for the night as was usual, in front of - the Trowel and Hammer, Marks Tey ; when about two o'clock on Saturday morning, most dreadful explosion took place, to the serious 'alarm of the inmates of the house and the neighbour hood, which it appeared proceeded from a barrel of gunpowder in the w aggon , which had, by some means mt . yet accounted for, caught tire and explo ded, scattering the goods and waggon to a considEta isle distance, and causing their almost total destruc tion. The Trowel and Hammer is considerably in jured by the explosion, which was distinctly heard at Colchester, and many miles round. We do not hear that any lives were lost. The road was so com pletely covered with the goods, that the mail was de t iiaed some time before a passage could be cleared dor it. Sunday last, during Divine Service, a monkey en letcd the Methodist Chard, in the Manor.Chure, ' Newcastle, to the wonder ar.d astonishment of the and ence, who were at that time engaged in singing. Whether pol was set in by some ide wag, or bad been invited thither by the music, is not material, but such was his discrimination of Vocal melody, that be took his seat in the chat . ;sturs' pew, firsitirethe trick of one female, and afterwards removed to the 'shoulders -of another. The two females trembled; the choristers got oat tit time, a stop was put to the singing, and the Minister desired a closet to%e opened. in expecta. *ion that pus would run into it. The animal, bow. aver, eviiurJ uu dtsite to quit the meeting ; when some of the male part of the audi!ory were desired to rt move him, with an assurance that , 4 he would not Lurt any raw." The greater part, it would appear, did not place much faith in this declaratioa, for they aid not lice the monkey's looks ; and it was not till a person of more than ordinary intrepidity descended from the gallery, that pug was removed from the' Chapel, and the choriSters Jecovered their wonted • v9piers al voice. l'numtnlNG a WRECK. —The Alexander and ' n n y, bEratox, from Liverpool to Quebec, was lately lost near Belfast, and as is too often the prat. tits in such casts, much of the cargo and materials 'seie plundered by the people on the coast. Iu vi the activity of Mr. CAMPBELL SWEENY, tae agent for Ll 'yd's, at Belfast, two of the depreda tors • were apprehended, and at the Downpatrick Assikes convicted. One of .them, named 111•Cidiucis, 1/art owner tit tSie suntc)r Vanguard, employed to re. 4 e ive some of the ; graucli •on board, opened a bale of stuffs, and took taut 37 pieces, which be concealed lonia the cabin fluor; he was sente nce d to be trans. • posted fur seven ) tars. The other man, of the name ut Dempster, having stolen only A piece of rope, was sentenced to be isuprieingd4 month. • Marmot' Hoos&—Yesterday TMSate hears, was brought b4ore the Loan Mayoa, charged with steal ing batik notes and silver, the property of Mr. Vint, .4 — King-street, Cheapside, merchant. The prisoner, it appeared, was a porter belonging to the Swan with Two Necks, Lad-lane. and had been sent witlt a pan ii to the house of the prosecutor, where a in note, and twp £1 notes were lying on the counter ; these had lust been paid into the house by a Mr. Smith. who had marked them. Soon after the de parture of the prisoner, the property was missed, and suspicion falling upon him, he was taken into cus tody) The circumstance having been mentioned to Mr. Waterhouse, his employer, a% investigation took place, when it appeared, that Mr. Painter, the chief clerk of the establishment, had received from the prisoner the identical notes that had been marked by Mr. Smith, and which the prisoner had paid over in a settlementof his account. The prisoner was fully com mitted for trial. . UNEMPLOVRD SEAMEN.—NearIy 20 of these unfor tunate individuals were brought up in custody of Ray, Hodson, &c. the officers, who stated that the prisoners were found wandering in the neighbourhood of the 'Mint:tries by day, while at night they usually took refuge in the ruins of the late buildings de stroyed by fire-in America-square. They were all separately examined by the Loan MAYOR, and being generally foreigaers, were, after humanely receiving pecuniary aid from his Lordship. sent in care of the officers ter the different Consuls of their rt ipective na tions. Such of them as were British subjects were also relieved, and ordered to be passed to the several parishes to which they belonged. The Loan Marto' at the same time warning them not to be found again abroad as.vagrants. Toe Gunn. or Sr. Asinttew's.—Jame: Comes, a youth of about 16 years of age, was brought before the Magistrate upon the following charge I—Lee, the officer, stated, that for a considerable time past the neighbourhood of St. Andrew's, Holborn, was kept in a constant state of incptietude and alarm, by the nightly assembly of number of the lower orjers, who fancied they had seen, or were to see, a ghost, and so far had .their credulity been imposed upon, that many of them were needy to make affidavits of the appearance of this aetiel term. The crowd and disturbance, however, had increased to such a degree, and the light fingered gentry had become so nume rous and successful, that it required the utmost vigi lance of the police to prevent these disgraceful pro ceedings. On Thursday night, as usual, the place became nearly impassable, and about nine o'clock shouts of terror and alarm suddenly burst forth on every hand, and the try of .4 the ghost 1" became ge neral. Hundreds now fled, white others braving the supernatural horrors of the supposed sprite, kept then ground. The imaeinary ghost, who had been ob served skipping front one tomb stone to another, now advanced tolls* gate, and having ascended the rail ing gave first a hysteric laugh, and then three se pulchral groans The officers, however, were not 1 to be imposed upon, and the pretended shadow was 1 sum:meted into the street. To this little attention I was paid, but sufficient assistance being obtained, lie Was dragged down and secured, when at length die spell was broken, and 4. airy nothing received a 1 ica! habitation and a name." The prisoner was dressed in a white jacket and trowseis, and wore on his head A white coaon cap. Upon being called upon by the Magistrate fpr his defence, he stated. that aiew even ings since he had been induced, at the request of a gentleman, to enter the church-yard and ascertain the truth of the story respecting the ghost. Fur thks being libereily paid, he accepted the proposal, and soon ascertained that the object of all the curiosity and terror Which bad prevailed, was nothing more. than a tomb—stew ! upon which the moon hau shone for several nights. Lie was himself then ieduced to . " keep up the joke," More, however, with a view to undeceive, titan to impose upon the credulous multi tude. The father of the youth, a most respectable man, appeared on the behalf of his son, and under took to guarantee his future conduct. With this pro mise, after a suitable warning, the, Magistrate .dis missed him. Wednesday evening, about half past seven, as Mrs. Ryde, of Oxford street, was passing the Acton-road, near Kensington Garden-wall, she was accosted by a man with a false beard, supposed for the purpose - of disguise, who told her he was in great distress, and solicited relief ; upon which she gave him four-pence. lieihen importuned for More, when she assured him she had no more ; but he continued walking with her,; making enquiries as to who she was, and where she! lived ? When they came to a bye pint, surrounded! with bushes, he told her she must stop and find some more money, and drew a case knife, swearing if she mule theleast noise he would murder her. She gave him a Ss. token. He then calle3 I r a liar and other opprobrious names, saying, he had no doubt but she had more money, and proceeded .to heat her with a stick and otherwise ill-treat her, although she is far advanced in her pregnancy. He then ordered her to walk under the Garden-wall, which is very little ire: quented, first having watched her,-to ascertain if 5.1 I - I had any more money. Sometimes he walked with her, and at others on the opposite side of the road, ' freqftently threatening, if she made any alarm, he would cut her throat with his knife. They passed : two turnpikes and seven' people, but being under a strong impression of fear, she was afraid to tell them.' tie continued to annoy her till they reached Park lane, down which he ran with great speed. Mr. Patrick, a linen-draper and homer in Alfred. place, Goswell-atreet-road, was on Wednesday de- I randed of a quantity of goods by the following strJ, tagem -:--A boy, about 13, called with a note, which he said he brought from his master, Mr. Lewis, a customer of Mr. Patrick. On opening the note, it contained the, following order :•••a. Mr. Patrick, b e so. gobd as to send me a dozen pair of stockings, :froth 4s. to 4s. 64. a pair, and six squares et muslin, .fit for cravats. I will call and pay for them on Mots. day.—Your's, W. Lawts."--On reading .thi note, Mr. Patrick immediately sent the.things mentioned 1, but soon after the lad was gone, it struck him as. strange, that Mr. Lewis, who has an account 'open, with hunt, f& should mention ca ll in g to pay those' particular articles ; hs, therefore, suspected some. thing was wrong, and 'to.. ascertain . the truth, rerun to Mr. Lewis's, where he-found leis suspicions correct, Mr. L. being out of to*n, and the order a forgery. 4- HIDES. 1 Or.lin ary Zs Otl to 2 21 Market CAI Pt. each. Fir.: Om , e lis to I cis .EADENH ; I REE Call Skins, :o to 40111 s 221 4 28 d Dia° :10 to 701bs 26d 32d Dit:o 70 111 Mobs 2241 26d Sin.til Seals i:reenlaod 42d 44.1 Large ditto, per doz. 1203 70s Od Palen OF 1 AI.LOW. St. James's Market 4s Id town Tsnow Clare Market - Os lid 'Yellow ltustia Whitt chapel Market 4s OLI White ditto per stone ..f slb -...---.. Soap ditto Graves 134 Od—Good Urep 100 Od e Yellow Soap, gt.is—MortW, 9.ls—Curd. too4--Palm 104 s Price oil Candles perdue . I Its 6d—Morals , 14s a 71s Od 69:U, Oss Od COAL MARKET, AiK;UST 2.5. • Ships at Market. bhips cold.. ' Price. . . 311 Newcastle v.; 3;it. Ott. to 461 3d. a Sunderland 8 37.. Ott. to 42e Od. COUNTRY °arose, Auts:24. —Price of a bu.:tel of Wheat, Ts. 9d.— The Quautern Loa., Rid. 131tia Inca, Auc. VC...Wheat per 1024 ./!ti tos.'tn £l9 Ms. Barley, per quarter 351 t to 38.. Oat. i to :13s. Beaus Ms. to ON. Peas 4ns to EXCHANot. . - Ndi:lto, - - 45 I I.isbon. • • (; , i 1 t)porto, - • 061 DieJliti,. . - 11 lork,, • - 11 PJlermo, 4164 I .eglon n; SRI Costa, 491 Vriver.n. C. I.tv.Plecole . in.:A.-crave per I.stes 143 30 iftlinnit. u per cwt. l'itieliS•OF GOLD ANC) SILVF.R. Porritgal Gold Ist Coin, pre oz. CO Os Od. Fort ign Gat In liars o 04 ca. New Dui.blouns CO 0 0 f Ntw Derars Si 7d. The prosent isme of noses by cntmtry.banks gene nerally Oa-nog:lout the kingsinm. is calculated nut w :I mount to more than two-thirds of the number is ciliation two years ago. The advantageivarising from inquiry into cause And .effect, by parents and guardians in particular, must be of the greatest benefit to mankind, when it is ac knowledged that mote than one-third die in idaecy the most eminent that have wre.te upon the case agree that ASCM ides, or small worms, are the leading cause, as children, even from their birth, are subject to them, which cause griping pains, tits, convulsions, and de cline, which too often close the , scene in death. -The • attentive ohserver may see some thousands* Worms at Dr. Ganus sat's, and have ti,e most respectable re fet cores to the parents of those have been cured. The D-ictor consulted on Nlonsfrys at 74, Long-acre, and Tuesdays, at 3, Shoreditch. Medicine, 2s. 9J. los. 61. and. 3.)5. boxes One Guinea. Titursd.ty, as a wonitatt of respectable appearance was going along Dishopigate-street into Norton Fal. gate, she was soddenly taken in labour, and com.l pelted to sit *on the step of a door. In this situation she attracted the notice of some : humane passengers, who formed a circle round her, to keep off the mob, and before any arrangements could be made to remove . her, or even any of the inmates of the house could be made acquainted with her situation, she was safely delivered of a fine child. A coach was then procured, and she was removed to the Hospital umil her friends• could be made acquainted with her situation. • • Sunday, at Staplefurd Park ( Leicestershire, Lady Sophia Whielicote, of a (laughter. Wednesday, in Portland•plaee, the Lady of tiurßov. Charles Neville, of a son. . Titectlay last, at Warbletuti, Stnber, by the Rev. Mr. Cole, Rector of that parish, Mr. Robert Cowie, of liermondaey, to Mei% Morgan, of \Vat!,leton. Tuts.lay, at Aberhavesp, Montgomeryshire, Byre Combe, Esq. of I.incohichin, bwrrtetor at Laur, to Caroline, daughter of the Rev. Eva. Jones, of Altertiavey. MEI). Saturday se'nnight, Getiersl Janie Sevart, at his house in Deaonshlya-rtreet, Portland-114m Tuesday, Mr. Lionel li.oth, aged 711, of Duke-street, Port land-place, Register of Pittephlete and Newspapers at the Stamp (Mice, u:d . ,, ersally regretted' by I.k triettds and aciva . menattces. - - - - Alt CMhe or A NMILEMAN. _ _ ..... . BY desire of a Not:den:4n, aged 51 , , Mr. RYNIelt rubl;thri the following Cl:se, that persona iu a iiudierway may know what 'will rt lievc ',sem : Veastion and Ailictioii brought on, many years slice, Nervosa' Vomplanns,Relazatior. and Debility immense quantities of Me: (Reines impaired his Stomacii, and produced Aridity ; and Flatu 7 and a train of nervous affection% which molested peace,. comfort, and enjoynfent, irritation% horrors, fears, trembling* and gouty, transient pains • and his head was gr i evous l y di stresse d with hissing% buzzing% g iddiness, Sm. hi. this Miserable state, having, as he believes, gotta through the whole Materia Medlca lielati recourse to Rymer's Cardiac and Nervous Tincture; from the daily vie cf which he obtained most comfortable relief. N. 0. Letters to Mr. Rymer, for Advice or Medicines, will be duly attended to—Reigate, August, itsls. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by Mews. Sutton and Co. (tste Dicey and Co.) No. 10, Bow Church yatd; mad "Rezail by Fred. Smith, Ne. v 9, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; F. Newbery and Son, 4.5 St. Paul's Church-yard ; Harris corner of Lod. gate-street : and by every Vend er a t Patent I r vtedicintis in tha Naked Kingdom, in bottles, at 45. Id. Vs. 175.;• and in pints, at Sas. I, which there is a Considerable saving. • Of whom may he had,priceSs.in boar*, Eighth • 'Allan upon ilysperiy, or h.digestion, and the Hypochondriac Diatom; and upon the inflanisnatury or Regplar Gout and the Attitite,lrregular,or Flyin g G out : w i t h var i ous Cases of Nrrvoiis, 8111mss, Paralytic, and t•pasintalle Affections; Diseases of Relasa tion and Debility; Broken Constitution; Habits impaired by In temperance, Climate, &c. Together with the specillarjo of the medical virtues of that extraordinary Pram Medidne, the Car. Iliac and Nervous Tioeture; and of the various Diseases and CoMplaints In which it I. administered ; and of its Duees,Effecte, lea By imam Rymer, Surgeon. Atkilet.V.3 VOit TgE Tim.ntrr. ATK! IN's 17E4 I!: VA PAS FF. for \Va AM, / or Mi..vies 'pH w Is Pae 11 ,, sertes ail tote detetr:flt I of thel Commis/I S.rapf dive;•ft-itsf their Irrliatii.g amt is confil Judy tueoutineisled is the mum ianucent, /.14 ellieactous Sosp inter frt.: to t ;le ;;(3 1 ..i:te ;j; pererptibli c.rr •;:ti tan iinpertec:ions which vic,!eoce nr I x ; ,e,, 11 ,, may have 04;rituoned to the tetture at the skin, and renders it ketitifully white au ! even : •it to particalarly valuable fe.t wadi Mg fine Cambrks, blustni, azc wleici the all& of the cons— v. ,4 oaps deieri4te; Liao for shutting where the ski, 1* tender, it is an unequalled con.position. Sold lu pies 24, et/R1.114C/ ./4.1.1111 far dretuiing the flail, being a most IA vilistitote fui Oils, Pumaiams, tkel it make. the harshest Hair as soft and g:. icy as silk, parts a revivir s i o.lur kraus perfume, and keeps it in cal i/ • erci.e or in damp weather. Poe us molt!: prdperties making, the flair cute, eke IttraScr is referred to an Ewa) I lair, enclosed with each bottle, priee.Ss:.6d. Sw Id. :14 • guinea. r • .11 KINiON a VEGE FABLE 'PIM. for. clianerez Red Hair on the l-read, Whisten./kg. to ati a i alai ailt•ar black. su permahatit nothiug Can pbaaiblr remove it. prie,• 7s. 6d I tis. 61 and one guinea.. • friold by Jas. Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 41, flet!vir t i. Soho-stpiare, London; and by most Perfumers and Hair•derF,...N. CA u'r I N.—Observe the name of Atkinson ou r wise it cannot be genuine. MR. SPILSBUR t Y—ln 1808, a fter a ti.v er , or right knee WAS so much Inoned, t i n s: I•betante du'iri A turp,con sit . eminence brought it to di.charge,'Sitt: my kg it:re rated from the knee toting ancle, Gdier g.ittlenimi wet./ with, but they left me as incurable. F.,r two years I quit r ,.4 greatly, and scarcely able to swallow a little food ; and I was fitted in out of bed in a sheet. A friend, having wen Relft rat coo:.:. by your Drops,sent me a bottle, doklag I would use the last drop, I began: in a week my spicies and appetite vette liettL r. Ina 'rw months the pain left me, and s. renal pijces of bent cant a, I. I wan 11,isv able to use crutches, and at tke sea recovered rap Ay. I unforounately left off the Medicine, and the spring followc,. I was friZed with violent troptions. My other knee and became affected, and I wa.agitti reduced to great extremhy. My mother then applied to you : I again took your Medicine, following your advice, I was once more reneged front for three year, I have been gaining health 4nd strength.—l ant, kc. 10, Grove-place, Camden -town, July 8,1815. E. R. Sold at the• Dispensary, IS, .4 olus-squa.re, London, in bottles Gs. Double 10s. 641 sod largest Xi. 2s. duty iiicluded.,-Crs.v. pound Le.ener se—To preveat Counterfeits, the Genuine Ikl divine has a Black Ink stamp. Mr. E.:wadi, 65, St. Paul*, Church-yard, k the Wholesale Agent. Esser mitßisrs, • i.;•••• piim• 11M1YrIFIE1.1) MARECEr AUGUST 05. led 4% 41 to gb Veal 5 , 04 so 6% 0 Mutton 41 6(1 ro 54 6rl j P. , rk 4 , $1 ro 5• 8J I.r.mb S. od to 61 01. Snot/ 630--Slierr and 1.2m1)4 41;,540--Calveg itn—Pigs 350 HAY AND CRAW, PER I.OAII. Meadow Hay 41 O. to 51 Ui i Clover 1;1 Os to 11 iiiratv LI 14' to f. 7.1 NEWGAEI AND I.EAI)ENIiAI.I. (14 thr Bed, rer Stone 34 41 to 41 4! Vel 34 4.1 to as 01 Mutton - 04 41 to 44 4.11 Pork 44 WI to 51 811 Lamb 4.; thl to f',4 Kent • PRICE O 1101'S. • NM 6)104. t 4 LW rOCIEBTA. 71 lot to 91 Os Kent - 71 O• to 91 0; 61 15. to 81 8. Stsalex - 61 10; to VI os 71• O. to 91 N Farnham 111 0; to 131 N PktILILS tW HAY A 141) STRAW I:tISI . I:i(DAY. . J A 428 . 11. VilittCHAPk L. Hay SI Ss to 51 Or Ad Hay 41 . 4 to SI Ss 0 , 3 Saaw II 16A Ad to 2; Ys Ott I Straw 11 MI tee YI (Ps (hi RAW Best Heifers and Steers (prr stone) - 24 ipd to Ss 01 11 , 1;th:iing: 24 4d to 2s 71 PRICE OF LEATHER IN 1 Buts, 50 to stilbs 22d 241 1)1tto. 55 o Gtilbs 24d 953 Merchant( Backs 194 5.4)1 Dressing Hides lB,l 19d Fi l m Couch Hats 19J 204 I COLIKSF. OF Paris l day's la. 24 00 /.iv. Ditto, 2 tli. t 2 n unurd,- d 2. 0 . .u:, do. Madrid, Etrret. i Cadiz, :19 nice:. iiimerdarn, f U a 4 a 13 . Kato vt sight, 34 2. Rom tarn c: f. 10 13 '2 U Mont urgh,. :i2 tf thou., S 7 ti!: Agin oti Bank of DIXON'S AN I'llill.lUtiS i'11.1.. 11HESE Pills long since “ht.tinel a just Celth r i tt in the privre ractice of the l'rupritt Mr. DiXt;:c i Apothecary; and trim their great success io many Q v: distirtlert, on nnmerout Patients of gistinctiora, and orivt, par ictihrly t!e Daite t.f Litltorti, fine. Georg* Itilarren, Dowager Lady Say arti t'ele, the Viocosintrioi lia.keler , Acc.itc. per.udded (ificr titent to the ufidcr Oat arprts. bat.nn and sanction of their name% ' • 7hry are found to be ,an Incenwrnible remedy for rerciat the tn:te of the stomach, for curing intliestion, y orm „, rg cry ..Ic. and !heir CuMgrqUerit ih,ltrcee)l,- cruetatifi lif a n d f„: 11 . leliCoa. I hey remove liabituaij and tempersrp.curtirmr4s,..itik hca_14.1. , , an.: iturs‘vhetber arsink Irons the acrtiouny of the re‘lar.lint rat diet, or driitiing and will be found a e.lost V.Ctiable Madildne to by crwiA•l to tire-: cvery lt.disposition, oicasiojird'hy a diaordertd.atatc:r. the F.!.)^.::11 and ji,Avrht, Sold tir hole*r It sand retail at Mr-Latier's,4;Chealtslae, Con.•r of i`ears Church- \'ird ;by 'Sharp and BAnn, Port , n‘let;-, !ore:, Weston Allentr, and MalloryPortia/iv/tall, ;LA4... u;.O - and Earding : Cospoit ;.C.rtlintm ard Mirobv Shscar;:ets; r• - . 111 re...d Russ, an 4 Turner, Hdll; tAwarthy, Nettkrm, and Cilbrrt, Plyalones.; - I(tfott an 4 an4 - slattney Co. ll:rnVogllai Scabies, ,Lybettt 264 A.kinsers, hlaactimlt: Trewrnan, Excer; Batter an.l 1 4 1.1•.090.114,41a5inw ; Uulfer.aThi ;tarry. Dri.sal ; Siert:ism:on ii;tl to. Norwich; Nwintert, Leme , er i•iwards and Penny, andaillinge and Lat Most y, Liverpool; sail Ledger,. Dover ; ; Roberta and P.afF, ei,e tenharn ; Simmond., 4laudsopl; Roach, tlynionth :Doc% ; retail L:y most Cowry l'sledi,:inr Venaer., in !limy& at 2, 94 aad ra eh. NO Disiordeys have contributed more et;sentia:. to destroy Hymeneal Happiness ithatt thote which arc tin come:peace of unguarded pleasure. People of every roils lay adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but when: del Coutietwoo has been tainted by Disease, a renovation of stability tedispcn ably requisite. Twenty years have we devoted tour peaches to die exclusive treatment of the fillhiwing Disorders, rod tho top maul result of our plait gives us additiouil ar.lour, t• ono e, far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which arc the mot important in she catalogue of Human Infirmities. Aim Initiation into every branCh, a. Navy Suctions, we formed s sir.% at an early petited of prattic4 to rescue individuals irate the is wormier of uneducated men, or the evaity daugerous precipita..l *general Practitioners. The Disorders to the cure of which we-have devoted oar r tention, comprise every species of Venereal Infection; all k , Kb of Debility, whether aris•ng from the lirahns of school tlys, or the indulgencies of inaturer are; that derange:mot of the System in Women, which is called barrenness or Sttr:ity; Seminal Weaknesses, Gleets, Olotructions in the Urettira • as also Sttierures, whether receat or of long duration, m i l which have balled the skill of other Practitioners, sic by our present improved plan of treatment effectually aald pema nently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follow. the ap:ilica tion of the Lunar Caustic. In the course of oar extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous case; of SI%tICTURES have beta and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is ef fected by a safe, terrain, and expeditious mode of cure INA toasty other yet adopted. The wealittess, relaxation, and debi lity, proceeding from that complain: art speedily removed, and the Patient TestoTO:. tl sound and viy °rot:. harlth. Dot where the debility has for years existed, a prt;Fer persevirance in out restorative remedies: is itt3ispentahly reqtr site. to revive tbe slurs. berite,t sparks in file , and to rtanimide the constitution. Numerous D:seates are the rough of .gnoravce or haste in tEa treutinent of u simple Onnoithea, add it not oinfrequently bry pens that the seeds of life are poinnietf by the indiscretint sittzuardeti hour. Ely a superior method strli•compla , ntio are rashly cured; and even where others have !atlas!, we crest Via: we may presume to offer a radicaf re-e:tahliosiae;ent. Few, heew ever, are the casi.s oriumplicatt d *dist res. in :his itioorder, cry pared with the calamitous situation of nod, Visit, from an Jenci in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gatotiorosi a fa‘hlosoli• acquire that state of debility which is this unavo..lahk cot' , itienee of suchperiticions Where that unliapp* suffcr"! woods over his misery, but tatefully conceals min ortairN it 'may he tome eanaolatton for him to inovt i fliat inhotn i tt it hr .object of doubt or uncertainty with other Practition, v. t!ty" .Inoval of theta- deticiencles by the g eado)prog rims of k e roweste, s the acquireineiit urour raptrittice. If the rites of Carel 1-• Venui haye loeen to reduce 'manly vtgoar, moo emit •) the li sevetitaitcY ad eatly connteracticu of this languid ztan,and these cases no great diliicUltY will nrellt.• Co4tilicates of out skill and humanity .doiling the treattivlt ri the above iinOplaints, from maiiit.iiiinent Phyticiao+ nOW " + 't . ,as wellas leirerS front some- Ntraletnett and 4E hvps, who kJ"' tisted.on their publicity, ,are tesoly to; satisfy es .iry one of t" authority of what we advance. Married Women, whose expectations of a family have hAr ' defeated, from' whatever cause, will receive some coloolaeist testing, thatin mod instance., by attention to our metlicint• kennel tulle ions bccome renovated, and impediment. The secrecy which is so easential to our undertab.irg, led jualifications which we have pre. stinted to state, 11:4‘41 the of our pretensiimt. and in c&acideoct - whh tool at, ititiet=!" is given s .tliat Messrs. Currie and CO. may be consulted " thins of either see with the rirtatest secrecy and honour. Ily an early application to Mews. Cot or anif Co. the will ataina the Ain, danger, and t x; arbe of a kung anti t` 4ll "` attendance upon kilt experience:l rTaCll:ionerd. Patient', in the Crum ry ar e requi•ste.., to s:ate the rt e,cai3r at their ease, age, and /re,: rail habit cif erelislif a! atittanee for advice and Nltillian '4, Wiser. the semi. WA L. g'" n t r seta to any part of the tilritio us. • IP aterCii. 4ipte tus U:. 107 Ilatirevart:".., HIGH. WATER TO•MORROW AT I..ONDOS Morning - 23 minute. 3U 6 Afternnon - • 49 initiute. alter . . I.ONDON: Printed by LEVRI. sr, Picktit published there, and at the Star Olce, Tamp ls liar.