Star. — London, England, 1815-04-03 00:00:00

• 1 4 - • • • •• • bv • . ' 4 ' t • • •. • • , 'n— FEMe . iLi• I.ISHIONS FOR aIPRI4. DRIP& A loose robe of fine cambric or wolititdjoesmot wan. aver a petticoat ot tSe same, financed %with Fran* bitonsing ;.loogi foil sleeve, confined at. the wrist with treble drawing, and or namented with cartes's: ,• line Wouldn't. Tbe ribs. Dr weir, 1 demi-length, is co , fined at the top by a narrow collar, or gathered iota a Vata!yke ruff, and is Weft% with a coloured silk hnerchief, tied caret, s-ly round thu neck, and iklerynefl rkiwn thetas t With bows and tassels. A snub cap, composed of net end Brtusels lace, decorated with a cluster of dowses, sod bows of satin rilllut. Hair muted in the neck. Slippers or sandals of pale tan-coinured kid. Gloves so reits...(lrrorr Atierwrwas Reprilory.) 'rut wirzenouse st.stsvie AND srancut PROSZNADZ okssp. French cambric high-dress, with a chemise back something broader than those of the last month, and a waist as short as it can be made. The sleeve, which is of acumen long, ',singularly novel and tasteful; three rows of rick wetted mat. placed one above another, finish the dress at bottom, and a full trim ming of the fittest Valenciennes s (Agin goes Mud the bottom of the sleeve and else collar of the dress; the latter, which. is extremely pretty, Is composed of rich worked muslin to. cords. pond with the trimming t it is byas, and falls back so as to display a little of the throat in from. no Wltsoboom mantle and spencer, Which is wore with this dress,ipi tomposed of bluolwilled mallet; lined with white satin, and trinsMad askh Mrs. Bell's new pearl silk trim ming;: the spencer is made of white satin to correspond with the mamle.—(&ow ~.3s afrredirr-) • PARISIAN FASMONS. .4 • All the elsafteasse are nearly . alike in fowler The top is never ion& ; the crown is fiat jam unlike the Beefeater's cap) and in height it is equal .to .the breadth of the brim, which (agave =Or thechino— The lower part of the form or Moviairr geeerally trimmed in large plaits. Tbrheim tridreatrimmed in the same manner. Independent of tlshi trimming there are often upon the crown and brim fivc or six lines of ribband. These lines' a* formed by upon green and lowprillei which are goite The same is also warn ea straw hats. Plaited crape is less worn than it was some days sham ; sate is fee. , queorly a substitute. The ewers Me' am. with trimmings of lilst and math. Italian attar hats are Ornamented With 'bunches of flowering lance -On cha pew dets4k at . tek of violets is worn, with sandal of the same flower joined . to the tuft. At the new Bowers there is one with a large pale yellow calir, the numerous petels of which are oblong, to winding in a point. Fiches of gauze, and gauss rib%ons, striped lilac and white, green and white, and blue and white, remain in favour. raiz PillillS. le an action on the civil side, at Nottingham 1 ''lyre ims 104 yesterday assembled in 1176 Park, Assizes, Boulton v. Moody, for a breach of promise both on the walk and the ride, in prodigioas num- of marriage, a verdict was, by consent, taken for the burs, and by the salmi and splendour of their ap- plaintiff, damages one thousand pounds ; and the pearanee and attire seemed to welcome the early defendant's Counsel made a handsome declaration as mildness of the Spring. All semblance of winter to the unim peachable conduct and character of the **WNW has been completely exploded. and noug h t lei! jslainti I but the fanciful decorations attendant apon an ad. UNION-HALL.-4fizabeth Shaw, a young woman vented petiod of Spring were observable. The Rae of interesting appearance, was charged with bigamy. Parisinnit seems to be universal. The last new She had, for some time, been addressed by two Gen. French clams was worn by a Lad/. who instead of demen, Mr. Brooker, and Mr. Shields ; at leagth, 1 ribband for trimming, need a proftision of lace however, she decided in favour of Mr. Shields , and which fastened under the chili, .jletbi could be on th e ath of February last, they were Boarded at more grotesque than her appeatenta. This chap" Christ Church; - )11 sooner, however, was the cow' looks like a yeoman's hat musk *PM a nig* u*P- mony over, - than she repented the r.hoici she hthli Purple pelisses, with black lace, half a yard deep at made, and to such a height did her repentance rise, bottom, were much worn. The most taster's' and that she absolutely quitted her new Lord within less prevalent article of costume war, however, buff cloth than an hour after the union had taken place, and in. anti terseymere pelisses, with broad bordering. of omated to Mr. Brooker that she was still at liberty, azure blue velvet, silk, or satin. Pelisses of lighter and ready to receive his a tt entions. Mr. Brooker t e xt u re consisted of lilac, apple blossom, rose, violet, took advantage of this overture, and so well employed pale green, and other apring colours, drawn at the his opportunity, that on the '27th of February, three sleeves, and trimmed atbottom with ribband in plaits. days after her first marriage, she was again led to °Catty wore plain ribbands in parallel lines.—The the Hymeneal Altar; and, at the Church of St. most fashionable head-dress •ii straw hats with white George the Martyr, plighted her troth to a new feathers, but feathers of all colours were worn with Lord, (Mr. Brooker.) It appeared, from the evi flowers, and particularly roses. This was the most dent of a person who was present at this second interesting and numerous assemblage of' beauty. ale- m a rriage, that she did not conceal the circumstance fiance, and boa *on, seen since the prOrdeitilies Of last of her first marriage, but contended that it was null summer. There was a beautiful diversity am i dst t he and void, inatmucb as it had never been consumma.. mass of company, and the splendour. of the aqui. ted. Notwithstanding this *fence, she was fully pa g es, Which closely blockaded the drive, added committed for trial. much to the general effect. A Gentleman mounted GUILDHALL.— D. Meanie, was on Saturday brought won an ass, followed by his servant tiding another up is consequence of having jumped from a two pair patient animal, excited much laughter and natl. of stain window, at the Swan with Two Necks, Lad. silent. The eolemnity of the master reminded the lane, on the preceding evening, and by cries of spectators of the Knight en the Wo e ful Countenance, thieves, Ice. alarmed the inmates of the house. The while the servant answered the description of Sancbo prisoner said, he had fled from the country to save the Squire. Among the company we observed. his life, which had been threatened' by some evil- Ha Hi g hness the Duke of Gloncestet minded persons, and that it was the appreliension s of Princess Sorb aof Glonce,ter. their approach on Friday night, which had induced Ambasbadoci—The Russian, Medan, Spathe, Pangaea, 5w,111.11, and Dutch. h im to j um p lions the window. -His demeanour tharer—Peransiiire, Montrose, Portland, and Ifewcullos being that of a man deranged, the Alderman directed Dt.chesurs—Montrose, Portland, and Newcastle. he should be taken care of )sp the Keeper of the 1 1w arqd l + o-1111 "dfurdt•la d s' W ' sgel " tsf ' an 4 kieldf.n. Comma , . tilt his tiiends should Come foresail. - Matchioneoste—Bath, Wsehmter, p o w' e, and The w Luau. w—o dowse. omen who attempted to Steal the CyOwn from Earls—Pole% Mortals Derby, dbakesb* ,Co r rper.ltaNs- the Jewel!Amin the Tower. pa being iMerrogated; ftekl,l.imionck, More; IVlanviess, Stair __. • said her name was Wilton*, that she was a milk.wo. Lathes—C . shekah Li .._ Cigarm a t,'""i't • 11, and lived in Westminste r.. She was sesseheit, isivalt=s, Binhot , t, Mansfield, WM 14.M1****, mtellai Morton, carlish , moisou , ► emulsion , ( b oy ; . but none of the diamonds were found in her posses. hariaorn, Ornavors Coventry, arartevitte," Creak% • , , and on subsequent search in the Regalia Room, tkttr, Altlsorpe, Delmore, •• Dueltingbansdurf, Elk all the precious stones acre found. Tie thief was Castlereagh, Liverpool, Cusellki, Abele's, fdlnlin, thersont limed to Lambeth-street Police Office. I m poipvilevr, bereseire, spsocar,htiderses, Malitookenso per, 14tetptiildt, LIM% SIC. , • . • It must be Ratifying to the come! to hear, that --,.......— r .. ..„.. ..... ..,,: _, . Dr. Calmly lii D. *4 a Society 14 .4/4•104, 8111105 , 1 P01.17-eoESS—A Clergrman prea gl agames gions. of thin, yeMn experience in Strictures, Do. XIV. at Fattainbleau„ began his disc :se with OMy bility, &c. have established a Medical Board, (te brethren, we shah a!! die .. c ..bat instantly recialectin a t whom all cases are refersed) at Charlotte•bouse,Greng himself; turn( dto the ' King ' Yes, Sire, . ahem Litaolotte-stolet, oppate LAND Ha t.'s Chapel, • of us All die I" - __ Blaskfrlar'saoad, - Landon $ where the public are re. Nei! Wednesday the State ' a Awry begins draw. Lend from themes. dangerous diseases without. con ing. Theft are Three Prizes of £ 3 0,000, Ste. eta &lemma. The Institution claims the attention of 'lnc fis l money in Old,- for the Prizes of Guineas, those who may have attempted the care of themselves, as Seim as drawn, will be paid by. RICHARDSON, or who have been so blind and unfortunate as to G , onulcs, and Co at their Offices, Cornhill and consult men ignorant of so important a branch of Charing Cross, where "Pickets and Shares are orksale. the profession, whose improper treatment has met. G 'Lb CoiN.— In consequence of the recent► and curialized thousands, and brought many to an un daily transpiring events in France, the Gold Coin of timely end; eruptions an dse•head, fate, and body,soee these realms may be expected to disappear very ra- eyes, ihroat,mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise intheears; ridly, as an advaree has already to pi.ice in the. .tbadoess, dimness of sight, often ending in blindness; value of th.t prteieue metal. Every Guinea is now ftrictures,pains in the head and limbs, frequently Mill• worth Five and Taeno S• Mines, arid in a very few taken torrheumatisns ;eat:ease weakness in the knees. days their value may .14 coot durably mete .ised : not- swelled ankles , with a general debility , &c. are only a svithslantimg shich, .Cattactif. An Co. are deter. few Of the dreadful symptoms which fn. quentlyappear mined to pAy' all Sht,4olden l!r . zes in Ilea,. Gull ens years atter, and too (melt embitter the matrimonial ( w hai, VII their valise) in tie pit cily•Goid.-ii Lowry, state,..Messrs. Coorsu and Co. are consulted daily by it purchased at either of their Otfic, s, No 7, Corn. all 1 auks of people, from eight till ten. or by letter,in. hia, CT `Ai. Osiord.iarert, a-Aspic any &du lion. closing a lee (tor no others are answered), stating Tia Gad n Lottery also . cootains Tiove Grand their, Cabe, wiwn medicine and the best advice is sent t) r , z . 6 VI a e3O,OOQ, to cow.wierwt . I)tikw.ng Nrag 10 all pints of the kingdom. They also cure the Vedas-of .y, sth of * Apr i l ,* Cattirsa. 'add Co.:aold . lilies and fistula, without burning or cutting, and h„. 6 sas; the; last irsid'only Puke or . 41106,6tai ewer i give at.lvme- gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and gen. drawn iu April. -" ••- - • loaf invisiii.gb, till twelve o'clock. . stroar itssmxs. ritiOlMYte. MARCH 91. Mk Add and, Davidtes *etc Mated for the wilful murder of panic.' Stallard. by shooting :Om on the hist ofJanuary last, at Wandsworth. The prlsouer Field hid been a seaman, and: lately returned from i Freitchprison, and the other sf water °man. The deceased was a lad hi the charityaelpaol at Wandsworth The evidence. as given by titres lads of the same school, *as, that th all e bottall4 ll playing together when the two peitonees COW up , with a gun, being, as they inippored, shooting at, pigeons. Some of the boys tried out—“tlierf Is a I pigeon," pointing into the air over their Da-I vidson I will have a shot at some of They then went off to the distan ce of %bitty yards. Davidson pulled eut a powder. kin!'" and Field loaded the gun. Davidson diett pulled oat little bag. and gave something to Field, who apl .. renily put it into the gisn. Field then put the gun id his shoulder, and pointed it among the boys. The lack weot does, but the gun did not go off, He then took a knife from his pocket and niched the flint, re-cooked it, pointed it a second time at the boYeb when it went off. Stallgd extlaimed be was wooded, and fell down. it peared that he was wounded just above the hip bone. T he p ekoners then both went away. • Mr. Chiqunint, a surgeon. at Wandsworth, said,- he was called in to see die boy ; he found him wenn. Oa 'Wm the hip Joint : this was on the 21st e(Jat.' unary last ;he languished until the 25th, wh he' died. On opening the wound he found a bullet bad penetrated petween the plates di the On the same evening that the boy was wean both the prisoners came to his house to enquire after ; him, and they both seemed to be in great distressi. The prisoners, he said. both lived in Wandsworth, and bore good characters. The prisoners being called upon for their defence,' field said he was intoxicated at di? time, and did not suppose there was any ball in the gun. The other prisoner said he was so much intoxicated•that he did not know what passed. Several witnesses gave them both very good characters. The Jury found them guilty of Manslaughter, end the Learned Judge said the case was so atrocious, that he should go to the utmost limit o 1 the law ht their punishment, and lamented he was limited to punish them with imprisonment for one year only, and. to be fined each Is. UNIPARSII7 mama% APRIL L 1 ne km Mr ditto. Pbtiow of Ntar Old A M eltetifit Pro. low. Of Olochmtvr Codleses' is ilto iimon E ohs Roo. Cahisit• Whom. deceased. The Rev. Charles ?WM. hood Mir d Ibe Caw Hiroftbil. is promoted TAT the ilptt OA Porta t Os Violative 10 Caw Stam a. m, %how. A. pro. rialyw intuit' , College. Cant. Odds% albs Domed* Clotplato a tbo nobs a Uwe. The Rm. Arthur Wet. shekel's/it. of Trinity-hall, CORP bridge, Vicar of Wapley. is Gloicestertilmis sppoinsd Do- Mystic (lapis* to I.orel Cokrdsw The Rev. James Metcalf. a Appleby. is diedlla Waiter of the Free Grammar School ot Kirkby Stephen, wkh Ishii* he holds the Curacy of Soulbrisabout two miles sllstmt. The Rev. Georg., Whitehead (eldest sop of the Rev R. White head, if Ormsidc) succeeds to'tite Curacy of Kirkby Stephen. ••• 10 our Mttrinity Intelligens*, March 271 b, it was tie.! motel that four of the butcesstel Mindidates as well as Dr. Eva.* were natives of Cimehrodge•rbite; but k should have been Carm i t rshn•-shlre. The Creutletueu alluded to, were D. Evaus, J. Davb, E. Holliday, W. Evaus aril W. Jones. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. &genuses, for the Dumber; and telegraph, the 6th inst. at No. 9, New Broad street. Martin, for the Snapdragon, the 7th inst. at Mr. Hawker's, Britonside, Plymouth, and there recalled. Jason, for the %Iwo Beaks, the 6th iost. at No. 6, Lawrence Pouutney MIL Hobart, for the Roebuck, the Sth inst. at No. 10, John-street, Adelphi. Barbara, for de Wenskabet, the 4th inst. at No. 37, Esse:- street, Strand. • i MARIU F.D. Aar: Henry Cromwell, vim at Creeds St. PArrehaeloo Mrs. T. milk Widow of the live Otistalu Smith, of the fifth regiment. 'At Llanelly, the Rev. It Williams, to Miss A. Evans, both of ;16V 10. 4 *. ,At Cambridge, the Rev. Wen. Pulling, AA. F. L. S. Master tithe Free Grammar Scl Doi at Chudleigh, Devon, to Mary Eli sabeth, eldest daughter of the Rev. R. Pelham, our of Hein tatty, Lincolnshire. 141014 WA b ltit AT LONDON BRIDGE 'IV-MORROW, Morning. 3 minutes after 10 Afternoon - 33 minutes alter 10 COURSE OF 1 Paris 1 606.38 80 Liv. Ditto, 2 Us. 19 0 Bourdeaux,do. 19 0 'Madrid, 42 Effect. 43 Effect. Amsterdam, U 19 10 11 Ditto at sight, 29 Rotterdam, c.f. Ir 4 t U Hamburgh, 28 • S U &tons, 59 1 •2 U Agio on the Dank of XCHANG/L. Naples, - • 40 Liobor, - • 64 °port% - - oa Dubfiel, - Cork, . • - 7i Peanut, 1304 I Leghorn, Sit Genoa, 52 Venice, n. C. Liv.Plccole inett;ctive pert. stet 22 0 Holland, s per cent. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW.HILL, LONDON. WILLIAM is. MOUNTAIN. 'The best Accommodation for Travellers good Reds, choke Liquors, and moderate Ch arges. Waggon Warehouses, and Stalilicg fir Six Waggons per Week— ' of great lowest to any Carrier it might suit, front the central situation. _ Ta g F o uewhts Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, tinow•Hill: EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP AND PLEASANT PASSAGE TO PARIS. WEYNIGT.TTH UNION COACH; four insides; through Dorcisotrr. Blandtird, Falibbury, and Ando ver; every afternooni Weymouth neat day, at one o'chcb. The Packets bail on Wednesday. end,bat m rd a y s . at FR o'doell in the afternoon, for tlttern.uy, ltrsey, Cherbourg, and St. Mallee's.-0- The read from Cbecbourg to Paws lathe moat delightfurand cheapest novetlitfe in /Pause. BRIGHTON elegant new Pos:-Coach ' • carries four insides only, every Morning at Nine; through Crawley, Releate. &c. !Al .MOU l'H and "RC RO New Pon-Coach every Morning. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, end Salisbury New Post Coach, every Murning at Six o'Clock, with a Guard, through Heighten, Axminster. Brid port. Blandford. Basingstoke, and Bagsbot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huutlngdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.--Coaches from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL. Post-Coach, to carry 4 Insides, sets out every Morning, through Lutterworth. High Cross, Hinckley, Atha stone, l'amworth. Litchfield, Vilestlintp, Northampton, ane Duirtaide; arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutaford, Stone, and Lichfield, Post-Coach, called 'The Expedition, every Evening at Five o'Clock, to B. Bradlee/on'', Saracen's Head inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippen. Lam, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the Londo n Tavern, Tho• nor -street, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge water Taunton, Re. I.P.EDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets nut every Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Four insides only, and goes re. maritally easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Rexford,. Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it bellowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, • Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Charley, Onaskirk, wild Carstens no Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Loogtown, Gretna-Green ' ' Annan Dumfries, Brownhill, Thorobill, Sanqubar-lUla, Cumnoch, Kingsweil, and all Parts of Scotland, Cainperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughost, sets out every Morning at Half-past Six o'Clock,by way of Newark, Retford, TaticasteroDarlington, Itiortballartog, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passenger 4101Vapisivei helped froth the length of the journey, may without street atijoad rk, Filed Fares tea t .l h . e &Alllt the li ikes,, and t l h a t c l il Swan. C proceed oneys-street, Combos to Sunderland , Hull Scar borough, 7 Whitey, and, ntkr Phan. &NORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every Evening. , Piaui* and Whitehaven . ost Coach, goes yrilh. liourMionot,Oods'Ooorinli the way. Passes tnieugh Brouatk, Oreatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Bemughbridge, Pill etkri;y, Absolved, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest low Irs eighteen miles). Sets nut every Morning, and performs gio journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on lb* read by bombes% or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of seats being secured in the neat Coach. CHESTER and PARKOATE new Post Coach, Daily. L: ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Swank, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every Af ternoon, at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every 'Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. i; MANCHESTER, Winslw.. Congleton, Newcastle, Waled, and Wolverhamptoarost-Conds, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, the Ifielyal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. BIRMINGHAM New Post Coach (to carry 4 insides only, In One Day, through Stony Stratford, Len:doyen, and Warwick; sets out every Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Morning, and arrives at Birmingham the same Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmloghun ntxt day at Noon Passes by Oxford, Enston, and Sbipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull -street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Pon Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn Myron-gate, Hull. N. E. Pensenprs and Parcels booked for the above Coaches, at the New White Horse Cellar. Piccadilly. WILLIAM B. MOVIIIAIN and Co. regpenfially acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accuuntablc for any Par:nis or Luggage, litc. of more than Five Pounds Value, it lost isidaslaged, uulesa entered as suchand paid for accordinitt, a: tisSaeaeeas Lioad Inn, Snow-till, London. O. llEA'til, Nnti;nghelto, inrorteit the u • Mercisanis of Fnitiand and foaden in general, that tor 11, v Ono" fence id sale, he bat placed Ws JUNIPI• R F.NSFilt'i• t,t FEMERMINT, anil whir Melcinesi in the bands of Mr. tow A Rai, CA, he • daubs C:urcl-yard. This 'lbmsaboe Is a yak, effectual, and pleasant reinedY. dui.. tentios e putt and cisisiiey vales i a lb& ortiShnch and Hn x. h, POWs, assAichnese, nukes atiessilaiit preinianc v selasatiosiMild Union& arising from atmosplai r c hoar, wa appetite, onjories from inelenient w.+ ihe .p.i Imo- , liquors and in the spaissodie of c. tots of b • %roma( anal h id so common to idiots, adapting t' a do-c to t e uigi ucy „i the case. Asa Family Medicine, or fur the Army or is.isry, it be found a vallable ',Mesa Edtsawce tat PCIPFtIi ris so well knnon as a va. luabie Family Medico,, that the principal object of ilil. &dyer tistmesit is in guard porcbasers apiii.ist tl,e hem, Inas Counter feits which are permit: by Driiggisrs, fic. e , liec.atly if the unlit. is for Lap Ivo/tiro. 'lle only caution 1. PI Heath can give, i s see that J. P. Heats. Nottingliant, i 4 e.gray.d on the GCverr anent *map. Sold v bonsai': and retail also by Edo.tott, VI, St. Paul's Cherdoyard, In lio•tirs, v.. 9.i. t. lid NO Disorders hive c.introuted mote casentsoHy destroy Hymeneal (lapping.. than thaw whidt aftt tit s consequence of ungwirdetl pleasure. People of elery ran k v; r adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, hitt wlirr.: (tie ( •insulu. —. has bolo tainted by Disease, a renovation of at Ability i, indiryi .. sahly requisite. Twenty rats have we devoted OW prACO:c :0 the exclusive treatsurnt of the following I)isorifers, awl the sue. cessful result of Oar plan elves tot adult noel ardor to mime, ter tar as we ate able, the ravages of those Complaint 4 which are cc most Important in the catalogue of Human it,.l4imies. Au er Initiation into every branch, as Savy :organs, we formed a iris, at an early retried of practice, to uncut: individuals from the ig. potence of ug , -dtecated men, or the ettJally dangerous preco,-..... my of general Practi•loncrs. ' The I)lsordere to the cure of able.% we have devoted, our Lt. minion, comprise every species of Veto real Infection; :l lords et Detellty, whelk. r seisms from the lobos of scht4 0.,,,,,, Vii the hniulgencles of mature., age; that derangerieht to t'as System in Women, which is called barrenness or s tcr ai ty; Seminal Weaknesses, Gleeta, ( M.' ructions io the l !rethi a,• as also Strictures, whether recent or of lung Mtratom, ail which have baffled the skill of other tractitiotters, axe ay our present improved plea of treatment elfectuady ao I pernas nently cured, without the" own: gullet ;tig cue excruciating peep and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows eh. 3 1 . 1 ,,, c „ s Linn of the Lunar Caustic lii the course of out extensive pr.:aka in this metropolis, numerous CA,t. of S I RIC I Ule it I have b,ea and are daily under tier care, the to:41 eradicat'on of u o i , e h;, .. t . reeled by aside, ectoon, and esi,e.litoolis mode of cure ...s.v. ur to any other yet adop.ed. The weestiess, t elisaation, and :1. 4; . Wy e proceeding from this complain* are spee,lay v enu .v e j, ~.1 the Patient restored to souud and vit irrotiN health. 8.,..r qt., the deb:llty has fur years existed, a proper iterseveralice in eue restorative remedies Is itsdispetts.thle requ site. •t, ..evi.e the stuta- Wring swots ul life, and to reaniniAte the e,its.i: - don. Numerous Disetsea in the rests!' of ignora:ice or haste in tte treatment of a Mo v ie Ont: ireara, and is not ,iin' equ-ntly :.,,,,,. puns that the seeds of hie are poisoned by the indiscretion of as unguarded four. By a superior method such complaints ;.e t easily cured; and ev.n where others have , a4ed, we trust t: a. we may pirouette to oft r a radical re-rstattlishment. Few, hue. ever, are the cases of complicated dis;fe4. in till. di-urge:. CO* ' pared with the calamitous sttuation tsl two, who, from as iiii:til gence in a s..litary vice, ur the pr , balent g tieties of a fa%litui.able ere, acquire that state of tieblity which is the utlavoidable eon* quince of such pernicious I.ll+l. Where the unhappy sufferer Winds over his misery. bur tearfully conceals his misierton ri , it may be some coosulatton tor hint o. Imo*, that although it lit la object sr doubt or uncirtaiLty with other Pi-acts:ismere, the re moval of these deficiently by rise era lual pi cog, ess of Stenovation, is the acgioremetist of our ral.;:rivt.Ce •If the rites of Bacclito or Venus have.kiegen to seduce lowly vigour, iiii.:h amtiety will be prevesited by early counteracoun of this lanc,uid state, cud In these cases no great dill - Ku:l will occur. The secrecy which is so eseential to our endert..itiug, and do qualifications which tee have presorted to state, form the !Lots of our pretenvons. aira n comettletet woh sILICA rtil. int.11'...0.0 is given, that Messrs Currie and Co. may to constilltd by l'a. tients of either set with the greate.e secrecy and honour. Married Women, who hate long been dloappoinie.: in (but expectations of a reality, may be ass,ire.l, that iii most instances, such defects are etwahle by Medical sk:ll.- Patients in the Crotory two requested to state the perticulan of their use, ige,and general habit of lotto', and enclnork a m inium:eta fur adviee and biedian:s. when the UMW Ishii be gisto or tent tr any pert of the Klrgdons. CU/A.IIIE and Co. :istrge;:rti W. te.7. Hamm vat tier. No. IS, Bouverie-street, fleet-vitt% May 1,1 , On. WHEN Nictl of in A nd 1 3 , o le siiv , ail use perseverior endeavours to discover the none saf • ma cerain method of crown • ICW rev .11:ng ins a•c,, o.r success ful result of their experience is the bee prat of 111.113.145ret • Fifteen years have we devo ed our l notice to tic eta , ire treatment of Three Disorder., awl th. c.ompi-te success :•!,.!.1- ing our plan, gibes us additionv Jur to opp ,se ail much a- We the ravages of those comp aims which are the most intr.tet ut all the infirmities rat which the huniat. tco..o.ny i. exposed After so awbori.ed introduct,ot into ye: y brim,* of Science, we determined on comotenct,T, pact cc, to re...te.ta diviclual*from the ignorance of toteducatec, nt..ti, or the eq lady dangerous precipitancy ur a general prat :Mawr. The three disorders, to the cure of wlich we have .I;t.c.tr.l er attention, comprise every I.pccies of Venereal lintel inn, ‘ol...ifti of recent or long dura.iou ; :41'y, all kind. ut I)eb.'it, ur It I.• ciency, whether arising from the secrtt habit• or the indidgencies of mature age, terminating in iiipoienc., . sometansoi in consumption ; and lauly, that dere •',' of ' l .r system in women, which is called Barrenness or 4..ernity many cases originating in a similar error. Numerous diseases are the result tsf ignorance or hire In :he treatment of a simple Guttorrhces, and it not unfruquevii : . pens that the seeds of life are pui•onel, from the t u..eleetteuce of an unguarded moment. By a superior method, sada com plaints are easily cured; and even where others have laded, We trust that we may offer an effectual restoration. Still cannot the most inveterate cases of cimplic tied disico In this disorder equal the calamitous situat:on• o: Awn. ow. from an indulgettee in a solitary vice, or prevalent gait- les s fashionable life, acquire that state of siebilry, which :5 the vo voidablesefeets of such pernicious balks. Where toe to haw' sufferer btuods over his misery, b carefully conceals hi. • forums, k may be some consolation for him to be acsur..l while other praccitioaets fearfully anticipate ti,e event, rte the removal if those tieficiendes by the gradual progess ut t o. .iteted Nature that is the acquirement 01 our studies. If s. u.IA devotion at tile shrine of Bacchus or Venus have b..guti to sal lIIICOCO 4111liarhond, ranch anxiety will be portrait.; by All e--1 ormepratitioa of this lengui.l state, and in thew cases no guest c sky will occur; but where this eleficieuey liar been allowed 1 Continue for years, a judicious perseverance is iudisiensable revive the constitution, and re-animate it to health. Married Women, whose expectations of a family have els defeated, frees whatever cause, will receive some conies:3o , r al bearing, thatks must instances, by attention to our medieineyht general functions become renovated, and impedini-nts remosel• The Discuss of the Urethra, as frequently connected * 3 or arising front the shove complaints, hart- not reaped of attention; by an infallible sod improved i 100, we art me* bled to remove obstinate Civets and Sineturei, wholes to cent or of long duration, without resorting to :he paaifol dangerous use of the caustic bougie. Many in-tanccs es , 4 adduced of very inveterate cases, of several years Cet1:11113 re. having yielded to our method in a few days, a. 14 r the curt 'LA been attempted by other practitioners widow - ell et ; and .aft has been the agreeable result of a practise of fifteen se sttst• :lee the mode of treatment has lint, in one s.ng:c in-t.. Cr 0 1 ' proved abortive; during which period many Noble:lux denten, together with several thousands of both sexes, hay. perienced the clement of basing he pe riectly ct.re.l, - 141 severe and injurious methods Hid been persevered in to i.orulr * . The secrecy so essential to o ur ws et taking. and the utatall ed qualificatit.as by which we are sanciinned, f..rch the t'a' g of our pretensions; in coincidence with which, this ststivre": ll is given, that Messrs. Loss and Co. may Le consul , eel pers." I C at their house by patients of either sex, (rum vine n tilt mutt. f till nine at night, or by letter, enclosing a ba.:k-hkre. Patients in the country to state their age, 11111111. r of when the requisite advice and medicines shall be torsvar4 ,l any pan orthe United Kingdom. DOSS and Co. Menthe's of the Royal College of Ssirt m. - LONDON, Printed by I.avrt. Karr, Y at, las; publisbed th ere, sad at the Star Ofbas. 1 enikig: bar.