Star. — London, England, 1815-03-23 00:00:00

V SPORTING lIVIR LAX 3NCE. -- - - BETTING ON THE Dliu %V OAKS, atc. MARCH 20. 1 DERBY. Taken-7 to 1 apt D. of Gt.m. on's brother to Whalebone. 8 to 1. art Mr. Wil.ow e by Sorcerer. 13 to 1 acct Lord Datllngton . . Sir Thomas. Taken-14 to agst Mr. Thol11:1116 Antidpilioll. 14. to 1 ag.t Mr. 'Payne's c. by Waxy. Taken-18 to 1 art Mr. Wamoi . , Seagrove. Taken-16 to t agst Geittral GI Aver's Raphael. 18 to 1 art Lord Rous's Equator. Taken—LO to 1 aitst Mr. Watson's c. by Dick Andrews. Taken-11 to son br. to Whal, bone agst Mr. Watsou's two. OAKS. 8 to I art Duke of Grafton's Minuet. Taken-10 tot art I.(t. G. H. Cavendish's 1. by Sir David. 11 to 1 apt Mr. Farrall's Dunn. 12 to 1 agst any other. HUNTING. Lord Derby's hounds had on Monday an admirable ehace ; the stag led them in a most dashing style over litany miles of country, and was at length taken not far distant from Reigate ; the field numbered nearly one hundred horsemen. The Noble Earl was pre vented from being present by indisposition. Tuesday is appointed for the next Jay's sport. The Pytchley hounds have had a fine continuance of sport since the frost, and have scarcely missed killing a fox. Lords Althorpe and Barnard, Sirs C. Knightly and Barnard, blensrs. Cooke, Hervey, Alix, Davey, Gurney, Walks, Nethercoat and Jones, are strong competitors for the bruth of the day. `Counstm—Lord Rivers, one of the Lords of his Majesty's Bedchamber, arrived at Windsor on Mon day. Ten brace of fine young greyhoupds came at the same time, belonging to his Lordship, and on Tuesday morning, soon after ten o'clock, his Lordship coursed with them in the Little Park , wh ich attracted a great concourse of spectators to see the sport, in which the Queen and Princesses participated soon after the commencement, and saw some excellent runs. The bares were very numerous; they always made for the stops under the Terrace, where they were safe in the plantations There never WdS finer sport. Mr. MATHEWS, the celebrated Irish Comedian, who has had the honour of giving such infinite satis faction to a most numerous and elegant audience in the City of Winchester for several nights, has kindly announced to the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Town of Newport (in the Isle of Wight) and the Inhabi. tants, Military and Naval, that he intends to gratify them with his amusing and Care nit/telling Budget," which has already secured him the approbation, and the most distinguished patronage of the United King dom ; and no doubt can be entertained, from his well known and acknowledged abilities, but that his comic endeavours will be crowned with a bumper on Tues. day, the 28th of March, 1815. The following are the latcst arrivals at the York Hotel, Dover : March 15.—Mr. Weston and servant, from Margate to Paris; Mr. and Mts. Hunter and suite, Lord Arthur Hill and suite, Colonel Robinson and servant, Lord Exeter, Colonel Butler, Mr. Hunter with dispatches, Mri. Hoare and family, Mr. and Mrs. Villiers are suite, Mr. and Mrs. Hope and family, Mr. and Mr , . Dupery and Family, Lady Ossulsten and suite. Mr. and Mrs. thermal and brother, and Mr. Ferriun, all from Paris to London ; General the Prince Wasmousy and suite, from London to Brussels. March 16.—Captain Knox, Lieutenant-Colonel Roberts, Mr. Lawrence, and Lord Longford and servant, from Paris to Lon t;on ; Brigade-General Brute, John Jones, L I . and Hon. Captain Noel, R. N. from London to Paris. March Hoare. Esq. Mr. Lewis, Mr. Taylor, Cap ter) Simpson, Mrs Trite, and Lord ethic and suite, from Paris to London ; Donor and Mrs. Strong, and Dr. and Mrs. Walker, from Paris to Peterborough; Mr. Rought, and Colonel Durant and Lady, from Paris to London. March 18.—Le Comte de Dernedoff, Counsellor of State to the Emperor of Russia, and suite, and Mr. and Mrs. Standen and family, from Paris to London. March i9.—Lord I ucan and servant, and Mr. Fisher, with dispatches, from London to Paris; Mr. and Mrs Gifford and suite, Mr. Tasburgh and servants, Mrs. Crossman and family, Ind Mr. Whitmore Smart and servant, from Paris to London. The Austrian Government has had recourse to a most extraordinary mode of raising money by a Lottery, in which every person who pays a certain amount of Taxes, is compelled to purchase. How oddly must a Lottery, in which compulsion is ne tessary, appear to us, when we observe, already, with what anxiety all ranks of people are volunta rily crowding to the Lottery Offices, to purchase Mares of the Three Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes, and to touch tbe. Thousands ot' real Gold Guineas, which are to be disposed of on Wednesday, the sth of April. . Guineas will shortly appear in great abundance, as the Lottery soon commences drawing, when the Purchasers are to be paid in Gold. The demand for Tickets and Shares at HORNSBY and Co.'s Office, 26, Cornliill,, is beyond their most sanguine expecta tions, from all parts of, the Kingdom, which exem plifies the gt-iitrine valve of, the ,Scheme. Hoaxsav and • Co. assure the Public, that it has frequently oc curred that 20,000 Tickets have been sold before the drawing began, and the present Lottery .consists of. 1'5000; eontaining Three Prizes of 830,090, &c. —No forme Lottery ever had more than Two, and tM'ie the riuMbei Of Tirke,s. , The IMPERIAL PAII4II 4 WIN6 . CiAlli-••••0 de sir..be for its coinfOrt, its conduciveness to health, 'and economy, may he obtained from London to any • part of the country with the greatest ease, by an or der sent post, inclosing the half of a £5 or £lO note, according to the extent of the purchase, wait . in; the advice of its arrival before the other half is sent (the Pieces in general being from re 3 upwards each, • acccording to their length and quality, and nearly half the price of other Cloth), addressed to Mr. MILLARD, the Patentee, East India Warehouses, Pi, Cheapside, London, when the Piece of Cloth is sent, either by waggon or coach, agreeable to the direction, and the change enclosed in the parcel, so that nu risk of loss can take place, that House being the first respectability. French Cambric for frills, if required, may be ordered at the same time, from 16s. to 21s. per yard and upwards. We arc told by Historians, that Pope Gregory the 14th lost his life by small biles and hollow ulcers 411 over his body, from which there was a discharge of Worms innumerable, many of which had feet like lice, and thus continued, until, like King Herod, he was destroyed. The sins of some men, overtake them in the present life. Be this as it may, there are seve ral cases of ulcers cured by Dr. GAIWNEN of Long- Acre, where worms were the very cause! One child, aged eight years, of Finsbury-square, used to void 9 or 10 small Wallis from the spine daily—was given over by 20 medical men, when Dr. GARDNER per formed a complete Cure, in three months J-1803. -. POLICE. -- • . MAnt.nonotron-rrsear.—Yesterd Ay, A procurer of . men for the army was convicted in the penalty of £2O, under a recent Act of Parliament, for adver tising fora substitute to serve in the 10th regiment of Hussars, without permission in writing so to do from the Adjutant-General. W. Sweatinan was charged with robbing Mr. Coxwell, of Great Baddon, of some silver and pa pers. The prosecutor was passing along Drury lane, on Tuesday evening, when the prisoner, ac compaded by two others, trioped up his heels. They then rifled his pockets, and two of them got away. He was fully committed for trial. Bow-srime.r.—Yesterday, J. 134istow underwent an other *examination, charged on suspicion of throwing stones, Sc.:. at the house of Mr. Robinson:—T. Sutton, the footrn , rt, detailed the particulars of the proceedings et the nr.‘h, as stated in a former paper. Mr. Litch field, the Solicitor to the Treasury, attended to con duct the pros:cution. The prisoner is an apprentice to Messrs. Stephens and Croft, haberdashers, of Ox ford-street ; the former of whom attended, and gave him a most amiable character. They have ten ap prentices, and the prisoner is esteemed one of the best. He was not out of his house the first night of the riots. On the night he was apprehended, he could prove, beyond a doubt, that he had not left his house a quarter of an hour, when he was ap prehended.—He was committed for further exami nation. THE LATE INQUEST•EaTIy on Tuesday morn , lug, the Coroner issued his .warrant fo r the a pp re. hension of James Ripley, butler to Mr. Robinson Richad Burton corporal; Richard Mathews,and Robt. Herbert, privates in the Sd Guards, pursuant to a ver dict returned by the Jury imputing to them the wil ; ful murder of Jane Watson, who was shot in Old Bur lington.street. The three soldiers being in the house, they were taken to Mount-street Watch-house, and from thence to Tothil-tields Btidewell, whew they conducted themselves with great propriety. Next Tursday bang the day appointed for the general gaol delivery, they will be removed to Newgate, preparatory to the Sessions of Oyer and Terminer, which commence on the sth of April. Ripley, the butler, was in the house a short time previous to the verdict being returned, and was heard to say : 46 As he' thought he should not be wanted arty more, he would go home." He accordingly went away, and every search since made by the Constable to find him has been ineffectual. Clark, the Constable, at tended yesterday, at Mr. Robinson's house with the Coroner's warrant, but did not succeed in ap prehending hi T/. At Waterford Assizes, Michad Mountain was in. dieted for forcibly carrying away Ann Murray against her consent, and with intent to defile her.— The prisoner and the prosecutor, however, had settled the matter the day before is a friendly manner, by marriage, and the prisoner was of course :acquitted. At the Assizes for Sussex, held at Horsham, on Tuesday, Thomas Hall, William Hall,Wm. Randall, Wm. Mathews, and James Hearne, were all round guilty of horse-stealing. Saturday the Assizes fir Kent terminated, when nineteen prisoners were capitally convicted, and re ceived sentence of death, but were all, except three, reprieved before the Judges left Maidstone. Those left for execution are Daniel Cope, for towing forged Bank of England Notes, at Greenwich ; and Wm. Baker and Richard Baker for burglary at S)denliam. At the York Assizes, Wm. Roberts was tried for not surrendering to a Commission of Bankruptcy issued against him. The facts against the prisoner being clearly proved, he was found guilty—Death. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE— Wednesday se'nnight, about five o'clock in the afternoon, a large reservoir, situated on the hill south-east of Greenock, burst its banks, and descended in a torrent for ahon: a mile, through its usual course, and emptied itself into a se cond and smaller lodgment formed immediately ad jacent to the mills of Messrs. Bryce. The embank ment here for a short time resisted its pressure, and the accumulating water rolled over it ; but at last the torrent forced evtry thing before it, and spreading in its descent, almost instantaneously Bolded a large part of the village of Cartsdyke, sweeping away seve ral small houses, and threatening a general devasta tion. The water forced the doors or windows of al most every ground floor, and, besides the small houses already noticed, which were carried off with all their contents, several new buildings going on at the time, and nearly finished, were partially swept away, or so much damaged that it will be necessary to pull part of them down. Many other disasters occurred, and a greatnuMber of families have suffered, more or less, in their bedding. furniture, &c. but no lives were lost. On Wednesday, March 22, in Conduit street, Hanover-square, the Lady of Wynne Aubrey, Esq. of a daughtrr. .., MARRIED. March 10, at Ematrus (Monaghan), the Right Hon. Lord Crtrnorne, to Miss Whaley, of Dublin. March 18, John Ruuud, Esq, M. P. to Miss Caswell, of Se. chain Park, Herts. DIED. On the 17th instant, in his 6th year, George Garside Prickett, only son of William Prickett, Esq. of On the 14th instant, at'ter a very short illness, Robert Row, Esq. of Court Place, near Tiverton. March 17, in the twat year of his age, the Rev. John Simpkin son Rector of Cliffe, Kent. Sunday, in Welbeck.street, Mr. Philip Bouwens, R.N. late Midshipman of his Majesty b frigate Liffey. March 12, in Patrick-street, Cork, Major Purcell, 32d Regt. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. EaTaou—the Royal Highuess the Duke of You.. Earl of Egremont John Lateuclie, M. P. Earl of Leitrim. CaL W. Junes, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M.P. Su aoson—Mr. Kiernan, Mem rof theffloyal CoUege, London. THIS INSTITUTION, established for the exalt sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES. and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities, Ukers, boas, ar.c. has to boast the cure et as less than 2,000 Patients, an. nually, many of whom have been afflicted from 10 to 20 years. The early symptoms of Gonorrhea .41 Chancre are cured is a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior aid efficacious mode of treatment. and that weakness and derangement of the generative organs, which Impair the coanitudon, and shorten life, are here more successfully treated than on any other plan. Mr.Klernan may be consulted as ussql, by either sex, at his private house, N 0.21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square where Letters from 'Town and'Country are to be addressed, end the necessary advice sod medicine will be given or sect se any part of the kingdom. Just published, pries as. Practical Observations on **pap ' Diseases. Sold by Sherwood and Co. Ho. 10, ratenualei ' mad Highley, 24, Fleatatfeet. • SALES BY AUCTION. • " ' ' • FOR SALE, By Order of the Honourable Comniissionets of his Majesty's Ctistomi, at the Custom-House, Rochester, On TRUSIDAT, the 30th inst. at Ten in the Forenoon, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, IN SEVERAL LOTS. ' - 1 • I. If OR glossa nowsuagertoms About 94 Galls. Foreign Brandy I 1 1 Gallons Foreign Wine 155 Geneva 2 --- Arrack 88 -- Rum 2 --•••••••••- Nuyeau Also, Tea, Muslin, Muslin Tippets, Scarfs, Trimmings, Cam bric, Cambric Handkerchiefs, Crape, Dresses, Gowns, Lace, I .ace Menders, Necklaces, bracelets, Feigners, Shawls, F4lll, Fluwt r., Paper for ROOMA ' Wax Candles, Soy, Raw Ctilite, Pickles, Capers, Oil, Anchovies, Indian 801 t..., Indian ink, Needle-cases, Skins, Cavities, Pur-es, Clam, Von:el.:in, Table cloth, Canvass, Coats, Shirts, Shoes, Looks, &c. Also two Yawls and Materials. FOR LY PORTATION. About 50 Pieces Silk Handkerchief, 50 Silk Shawlc, 150 Pais leather Glover.—Also Salk Stockings, Saliva, :silk Net Tip pets, Ribbands, Remnants of Silk, Silk Cloak, tic. The wlettle may be viewed In Office Hours the Day before and Morning of sale. Twenty-five per Cent. will be required as a elepn•it. • The Spirits and Wine cannot he sold for less than: the amount of the respective Duties tbi rt.Jaa, euttss for FiTnitatien. LINEN AND ViOOI.I.F.N DRAPERY, CLASS, CHINA TABLE SERVICES. JEWELLKRY, &c. TO BE sOLD 11l AUCTION, BY MR. MOA I', At the City Mart, 65, Cliespsisle, this Day, and every Day this and the nest week, THE STOCKS of several Linen and Woollen Drapers, Jeweller:, Cutlets, China and Glass ni..n, &c. declining Business, and other miscellaneous Property it: distress, or otherwise under the nece-sity of commanding immediate sale. consisting of West of England Superfine Cloths, Kersimeres, Curtis, Table Linen, Musl ns, Irish Linens, i-kirtings, Shawls, Hate, Carpets, Rugs, &c. Scc.; together with several Lois of Gold Seals, Chains, Keys, Rings, and Broaches; Knives and Forks; Plated Cruets, Liqueurs ' and Decanter Stands; Tele scopes, Globe., and Quadrants; China, Table and Desert Ser vices ; Decanters, Wines, Goblets, Salts, Etc. &c. As the business of the City Mart is wholly conducted by Mr. MOAT, sole Proprietor of the Premises, with the strictest atten don to integrity and respectability; as lie will not receive any Goods for Sale but what arc guaranteed by the Owners to the Public as to their soundness and perfectalelity ; and as he is al ways on the spot to answer and recity any errors or objections. Families, young Housekeepers, Visitors from the country, 'Tavern keepers Captains of Ships, &e. &c. (tor whose ace in.mudaticn the Goo ds are put up in small Lots), find great interest in attend ing these daily sales of established confidence, where they meet with almost every article in t entr.ml rer,t.est. The Goods are on vitt./ at eight o'clock in the morning, and are oi,emm to the inspection of the Public during time whole of the Salt, which coinnienct:s at eleven o'clock; and, tot the con ye- Ilietice of those who cannot leave their business to the day time, Join in the tvenieg at seven o'clock. Catalogues tc be had of Mr Moat, GS, Clteapside. To BE PERF.MPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chauct•ry, made in a CUISt SitWelly SitWell,Wl:ll t Itr Lu te , sr c pbeii, • Esquire, one of the Masters of the s:ti I Court, on Wedee,,iay the 2lttli day of March invant, at ttli tieloek in Elio foretwon, at the Crown tau in I.u.lluw, in the county of Salop, in. Lots, A BOUT 1800 04k anl 77 Ash Timber Trees, 111. nose grinding in Saddle Hill Wool, Shel.leron, near i :,tntesaid4 and also about itiCo Curds, or thereabouts, 't( tli L' the sane; WO Park:ears may be had gra,is at the said Master's Cbam hers, in S•Juthamptian•but4hor,s, Chancery-lane, London ; at Mr. Nimore'6, Furmv..i's ICn, Londun ; at Mr. Jolio limber Surveyor, Sl.r.Av-bury ; at Mr. Thomas MJt , htiores, Corve-street, Ludlow; and at the p• Indira Inns at Ludlow, and at the adjacent Co..vne. Toe and Underwald may be aka/el on appiirafion to Edward Larrington, of Shelderton aforesaid. DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF MID -111 I MAN FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the Royal Exchange Cotf..e-house, Edinburgh, on Wed nesday, the StOth instant, at l'wo o'Clock in the Afternoon, THE LANDS of CROOKSTON, in the ',lrish of Invetesk, and county of Mid-Lothian, situated within , seven and a half miles cat Edinburgh, and one mile and a quarter of the town of Musse!burgh, in the ',nitre of a rich and beautiful country. Thls desirable property which holds of his Grace the Duke of Bucckugh, for payment of a triflitig'4u-duty, consists of 70 Scots, or OS English Acres, Arable, of the very b-st qua lity, and is all enclosed and sub•divitied; a Dwelling-house was built on the property within these few years, which, together with the offices, might be rendered condonable at a small ex pease, fur the residence of a Proprietor. The situation is de lightful, commanding extensive and picturesque views of the Firth of Forth and adjoining conntry for many miles. The great advantages which this property possesses from its vicinity to the metropolis, genteel neighbourhood, capital markets, and its easy access to coal and manure of every description, render it a most desirable purchase for a villa and farm. The Lands are all at present in grass, and being out of lease are open to the immediate occupation of a purchaser. A Plan and Measurement of the Lands are in tliC hands of Thomas Scotland, W.S. Edinburgh, to whom those wishing fur further information may apply • A Plan and Measurement of the Lands may also be sten by applying to Mr. Howard, 17, Golden square, where further par ticulars may also be bad. • NOTTINGHAM. VAIIPABLE AND SPACIOUS CARRIERS' TARD, BUILDINGS, AND I'REMISKI. By Mews.. ELLIorr and DELI., At the Blackmoor's Head Inn, Note:lloam, on the 7th day of April next, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon (subject to such conditions as will be then produced), ALL that commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, with convenient Offices and Premises fronting towards Fletcher Gate, in the Town of Nottingham ' now in the occupa tion of Messrs. Deacon and Co. and late of Mr. George Nelson, with spacious Carders Yard, Waggon Shed 40 fret by 30, Sta bling for 30 Horses. Granaries, Hay and Straw Chambers, Car riers' Warehouse Office, Smith's Shop, and every other nucessary convenience for the Carrying trade, for which purpose these Premises have been occupied for a great many years. The whole comprise a frontage of 83 feet towards Fletcher. gate, 126 feet towards Eonle-lane, and contain 862 suprlicial square yards of Ground, and may be entered upon Lady-day 1816. For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Still, Strong, and Rackham, Lincoln's Inn ; Me4srs. Middlemore and Percy, So licitors; and Mr. William Stretton, Surveyor, Nottingham; w►ere Plans (Ado Property may be seen. H EREFORDSHIRE. At the Swan Inn, In the town of Ross, on Friday, the 19th day May, at Four in the Afternoon, THE MANORS of ROSS BOROUGH and I ROB 6 FOREIGN, in the county of Hereford, with the Tolls, Fines Quitrents, Right+, Royalties, and Appurtenancel thereto belonging. Also a most desirable Farm and Water Mill, adjoining the town of Ross, called Chessmill Farm. A very va luable Stack of Cern Mills, situate In the town, called Rom Town Mills, with great command of water for the same. he Reversion of Ross Water Works, and other premises, subject co a lease for a short term. /end several weals of very rich Meadow Land, situate in the perids at Sass, mat Walt a convenient distance of the town. Further will by adverciaed in future papers; and in the mesa application may be made (if by later, post-paid) to Messrs. Uoyel,Solktors, Ludlow; ' . or to Mr. Davis, Horu!ngs. ham s as Wapplastar, Wilts. TO tI4E I.AIMES: fog THL 14. F.• Il AND MIMS. • nUTLE Re; etietWited VEGETA BCE TOOTH' LB POWDER is with eteifidene tr , eoannended to the I,r the Public, as the most eilleAtiolis Preparation or Pre.errieg the I'veth in a sun I stare, teen to old age, and pi...id len ; pearly whit. ness wizhout impairing the Emmet It imp it hi owes' and beautiful redness to the (..ums. to the Br. a", til t 1110 e de'ett.thle sweetness ; and if used eonstat.tly as direet. i ; will i.r..v, tit the foo•li.aehe by renuritiog its caust.—the Scurry is f Itt :utum.— Po ice es. 9ti. 't,x. I3UTI.EIt's Supelior LAVENDER WA rrit, • l e . gant fragai cy has recc.vei tht. Approbtrion of their Rival tt-sseit the Princes, and Princ,-.• Charlotte of N3'.11..t, rrut od Latile4 of the tirt.t. Distinction. In Half pity • I and Pints es. Ptcparii.l and Fri! by P.. Furt.rß, NO. 4. Clina:Atle, an 1 1”• his appollitinete by Smith, Eatter, and hcalitiro, hermit ; Mtl.rytl, kier, and 7VPDmiald, (da..goir ; Grii 7 s on , iotd Jolly, Liverpool ; Lynch, Atkintini, anti SlqbanK, 1 3/I.4no:ll:StCr ; Sprel;!o and ert-w, Piiricinuutla ; Harat4 4: ,,f Skelton, S nothatuptim ; Nettlo.m. a 4 Ret:dil!, Plymouth; PlO.l. nun, and Chatty, Ftot•r; Mull?, I3srty, and hostler, Pristoi ; Bram, a n d narrall, Bath ; and most Perfumers add hledirine Vouli.:s nt every town; in I;naus .it Cs. 9d. rach. GREY or Red H air on the Head, WL,%i,.,„ „ hr. cLanr.: tl all auburn or black by ATKINSON', VEGL. TAW. E DYE, by so easy an application that a Lady lit (Irides man way cb.atige the colons of tit-ir own Hair witl. 41,4 secrecy with rtes advantage peculiar to this Dye ' that tl (..I.,Lir It conwis is so permanent that nether snap and water, i!„. use of litit irors. nor aiy thing In art or name can possibly the colour, 13•21:ce the necessity of aging powder or tits, ~air to cover ihr .nipvi (retina of grey hair, &sc. i$ entirely supt Ly using tins Dye it infallibly changes the hair to • colour& _ _ Sold price Ss. Ts. GI lea, 6d. and ree guinea, by lames A 0„,,„ sin e Perfumer, No. 42 , Gerrard -street, Sobo square, and by his appointinent by must Neu:tiers, ilar-dresse. u , a 4,4 Medicine Vender., in Town and Country. . N. B. Money or der. (by pov) sent by reurn coach. Also, ATKINNON's CURLING FLUID patrotti-ed hs die Royal Famry, also her imperial Highness the Gran.! Osehi lei of Russia, Printess of Old nburg, and by most of y. 1 be Curling Fluid stands, without tinmpeuiikn, •he gam aetuf: ever inverted for dressing the hair, it Ire.!% tr. ' dandruff, &c makes it Va tilully sift and glossy, aro i, its curl during exercise in the dat.ce, promenade, &c. or in a tidnp anno3phere, but what :enders this ankle of ti.e most einir.wit utility, is its wonderfal puiper. ies for restoring hair no bald places, of wt.icli see C smonring t es: initial. sinan E. on the Nature and Diseases of the Hair, enclosed with each battle, view 3s 6d. is. rid. and one guinea. CAUTIoN.— ro avoid the coutAerfrits, he particular to ask for Minima* Curling fluid, or Atkinson's Vegetable bye, and tab. serve that his name is on the label, and the I . ..ssay on the Hair enclosed within the cote r to each bottle By HIS MAJES l'Y'S ROYAL LETTERS PM r, granted unto lams Briars, Sur,:eun, Surrey, Inventor and Preparer ot be CARDIAC and Nit, VOUIi TINCTURE, the only safe and effectual Renit.4 fry Disorders of the Head, stomach, and Bowel., viz. First, Head ach, Confusion, and t;idslinens. Secondly. Indigestion, Lies of Appetite, Bilious Cniflitiii rid Retching.. Yellowness of the Eyes and Skin, Flatulence, Faii7, Spasms, Heart-burn, Hiccup, Griping.. Cholie, and Coeivent.s. .1 birdly, for the Gout in the Stomach and Head. F o urth'', for all such Affections of the Nervous System mare atten !ed with Depression of *kits, Paralytic and Apoplectic Diqiositions,.Frocration of Strength, l imidity, Tremors, start. Palpitations, and Fainting., or Firs. fifthly, f.r bracing and mceugthening the whole fiystem, in States ot Relaxation and Debility. Sir lily, as a powerful Anti..-ptle In Cue; ni Pa trill Bile, atti for cuunterac lug in , ection, or pieventiug aid curls.; Pirrld, Malign lilt, awl Poitileurial Fever*, :;ore MaLsna. &c. preval,ng in Prisun%, crowded filthy Pluto, Nus• piials, Ships, hot and unhealthy Clifnatet, &c. his Nit-Li:rine, as an immediate Restorative and Corroloirent, it a most sircotual Remedy in Foutle Otuanictions an.l Suppres sions, aid fates o: Retention a.. Maturity; alto In Weakness, Morbid Dischargrd ' and Irregutarity about the ruin of years. and Retail by Mr. Aymer's Avpoiutusent, by Me.t.rs. Sutton and Co.(lat- Dicey and Co.) Mu. I 0,11.uw C'intelst yard; and Recil by Fred Smith. No. 29, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bunn and Co. Oxfnrd-street Ntsubtly and Sun, 4S, Paul's Church-yard ;1. Il:trri4, ror.,rr of Lad gate-street s and by every Vs:tder of Pao .nt iLetu,s in tue United Kingdom, in bottle., at 4. eu4 tu & t ros vs by hick there is a coniderable s svinr. N. B. Hantify Ordrr., ; Mt. Itymtsr, for 'applies from the Fountain lUad, thoull Mate by what conve;ance. A liberal allowance to Atch as Like. and wi h to continue tf:e !mei tbid tray valuable Medicine : —Vide the Cates and i..etztlitates *of Cures in the Pamphlets put up with the Bottics. No Disorders have eontribute.l Pune esesitiall . : destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which are as consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank oas adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Coofennias has been tali:fed by Disease, a renovation of stability is iothspoir sably requisite. Twenty.years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of the followitigDisorders, and the see. cessful result of our plan gives es additismal arslrur to oppose, a far as we ue able, the ravages of those Complaints which :setae most important in the catalogue of Human bihrniutes. A.ade iuttiatiun into every branch, as Navy surgeons, we formed grub, at an early period of practice, to rescue individuals felon the it nortoce of uueducated met'., or the equally dogmas precrutal of general Practitioners. The Disorders to the cure of which we tree devoted ow so tention, comprise every species of Venereal infection; all kiarti of Debility, wheal• r atts:iig tr,u:l the of szi tag Dori or the indolgencies of maturer :ye; that derangement of die System in Women, which Is cahed barieuuess or Sterlity; Wealatess-s, Gleets, Obstructions in the Urethrai as also Strictures, whether recent or of lung &option, aoe which have Lailled the skill ut other Practitiovers aye If our press: improved plan of tre.::ruent effectually aril pew' r.e.itly cured, without the p tient suffering the ey.crutiatiu: put and alarmiag Hemorrhage which trequeutty follows fl-,eakt.illcle tion of the I.unar Caustic. In the cuurbe of our ex:Andre prittie ' in this metropolis, numerous cases of 131111CIVREti have bee and are daily under our care, the total eradication ut rtsfetls A fected by a safe, certain, and expeditious moCe a cure oiprill to any ether yet adopted. The weakness, rdAtatioo, at'! cit!. city, proceeding from this cortiolignt are speedily reel *m 2 • the Patient restored to sound and viioraiis lint soh :s the debility has for ye is existed, a prcpar pereeverstioe to .r restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to revive die gum , henna sparks of life, and to reanimate ti e ristitution. Numerous Diseases are the &vault of igoormate or haste in es treatment of a temple Gonorrhea, and it uut untrequently pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by tie indiscreti . .a unguarded hour. By a superior method such come!-illt 4 easily cured; an.! even where others have tatted, we trust trot we may presume to offer a radical re-et.iSlisliment. to t. ever, are die cases of comp!icated distress in this ,risordis% pared with the calamitous situation of meo, will, from an gence in a solitary vice, or ea: prevalent glieaes of a ta.ll4.:e:r life, acquire that <tete of debility which is the unar6iita'ls • ' 4 ' quence ut sucb pernicious habits. Where the ',WWII +. l ' l : A , broods over his torsery, but Larettilly conceals his taisiort':. l may be some celisolation tor him to koow that although c ill object of doubt or uucertainty with other ; Prastitiowas towel of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of Reuevgi' l e is the acquirement of our ex perieitce. if the rites of W( 11 '1 Venus have bogus to reduce orudy vigour, much a" 1!4t1 be prevented by an early counteraction of this langtud sc.*, • In these cases no great ditticoliy will occur. The secrecy which is so essential to our ender:44lC 111° ' tw qualifications whiah ite have presumed to state, fern !hr of our pretensions. and in chincidenc! !r h s u,t, tit!' is given, that Messrs. Currie and l a. may he cosuilted dents of either sex with the gteatest secrLcy and honau: Patients in the Ct mug are reguestoct to star.' the p .. rtk" 4 "_ of their case, age, and general habit of living, and eucla.atf.l•7 mittanee for adeice and Medizices, viral the saute Walla .. 4 '• or sent to any prim of the Kir.gdoni. CUttli IF. and Co.. Surgeons, Na. IP7, HIGH WATER AT LONDON lIRIDGii d'O-A lO 41 " )4. Morning 0 tontines after Afternoon Ss miniavd at LONDON : Printed by Lays:. KANT, PALT,I4am pabilabad theta, and at Or Star office• tins, bar. til t . 0 1 I'd .1' lbe !TA .bi • a 1 Pr' 0 111 th, I 1 to 'I tit sit it • a l A 7 1 0 • rr a a 0. • re 161 111 1 do 1 .. ,* r:- .. 4