Star. — London, England, 1815-07-19 00:00:00

t.. , LINES, w TZN IN A POCKET•BOGK PaESENTELi TO A FILIKNO. 5(1'17 sovereignty to prove, ee I:me's new Calendar display'd: Which like the ow of !ait.ile4s love, Is chatted almost as soon ai made ; Yet with old Time I'll wage n.) strife, Tut give him gratefully his due, Fur mid the varying: of my life, - l'il never change my love for you ! Ktxc's TuraTut —The Opera last night was un tisually gay, considering the season of the year. and was agamitonoured with the presence of her Royal Highness the Princess Cu ARLOTIT. PORTOOALLO'S far..urite Opera of IlarJenk was repeated, with all its wonted excellence of composition, and exquisitely aided by the superior talent of Mad. Stmt. GnAAm, Manz-vent, and LE VAsstua, were alike successful as on Smut-day, especially the former, in the he.intitul ti iool,Bella Pace, which produced, as usual, an encore, accompanied by the most Battering marks of appro. bat ion. HAV:tIARKET THE STRIC.••••Ill the Comedy of Join Bull, List night. no less than three new appearances took place. Mrs. HAYWOOD. in Mary 2korisberry ; Mr. Foo re, of the Edinburgh Theatre, ie Peregrine, and Mr. Lietnes, from Dublin, in Dennis Breelgruel dee:y.ll Succe.s attendod them all, and indee I it was too well merited to have I.eett denied wit!lont the teost Therein injustice en the par • o' ..he audience.— Mrs. HAYWOOD is a pretty woman, whose sylph-like hem and interesting countenance gave a faii'llul picture re the youthful and deserted Mary. Her tones Lave a plaintive melody. that creates, because it ex presses, feeling. Her manner is totally uneffected, her action chaste anal graceful. Li her hands the character lost nothing of those attractions which waken all the sympathy of the heart.—Mr. Foote is an actor of more than common merit. The applause which he received was corneneesurate his merits, and occasionally ameunted w three full mune. Mr. Lreoser aelv acquitted him .elf in Danis Brod :marry. In height, figure, and even counienesice, be strongly resembles his excellent preeecrse o, the vetere a JOHNSTONE. In all respect: be is a very va luable Acquisition, and he recited the birth, ediscation, &c. of Dennis Biasruddery, with a degree of humour and spirit. which procured him the townie of an encore. - His whole reception was cif the mess vourable nature.—'L i tany, in J.b lhtrnberry, equalled the most celebrated of his predecessers s Russee, in Tem Sizu j 7le:on, Miss GREVILLE, in Lad, Caroline Bray wore, and the rest of the performers, exerted them selves with the greatest success, and seldom have we seen'the representation of a Comedy display ne le ex cellence of eruont/e, and more genuine ;Aleut collected hue onc focus. LICF:VNI THESTRE...-.--1110 perfertnanees at this Thcaue lest evening, attracted an elegant audio- - se )Jr. HARLEY appeared for the first tiro , • in the c.a. ratter of :Week, in the farce of 711 e Bee Hitw, and preferred many fres:4 claims to support :led admira tion. His Jelin.: :tom of this part, strongly tearked ns it was with bustle, whim, and humour, 4 ' never o'erstepped the naedesty of nature." I tail' ;tele of acting, Ile possesses qualifications of a supe. - - e.der, and they appear to bate been cat - mated with oat - aisiduaty, and to quote theaitth.'r— aHe got lot- aeplanse." In his reeetition of Peter Fart, i .54ordttg Howse, he wes tiolecs sue.. lesstol. Thie esece, anitel. as it wes with the talents of l siouv, PEF:LET• Had GATTI% and MesdillMS Foe.. Y. Are KELLY, afforded a fiee treat to the lovers of mirth and good humour. Harhgain Hoax conclu ded the evening's .eritertaiements with infinite eclat. SPARIUNO.—YesterdAy being the day appointed for an exhibition of Sparring, for the relief of the Widows and Orphans ot the Wive brave at Waterloo, the pu gilists noted, in the London ring volueteered their - services upon this natienel occasion of charity, and the Court was filled with the first respectability. The setting-to was of longer duration than we have at I aay time witnessed, each of the pugilists being anxious to give a turn to the general cause of humanity. It was a beautiful specimen of the science of boxing dis played betwixt Belcher and Eales. But the former ] bad an opportunity of displaying that science (which he possesses in a very superior degree to any on the boxing list) with a strong athletic young man of the name of Shock, as so termed, who was said to be a refuge rida. He was rough indeed, and his ambition in nualciug his debut on the stage of blood was at nothing less than the top of the list. He fearlessly bored on llfs advereery with much resolution, and it required much fit mness and steadiness to stop him, ant:l , W • must necessarily be in force for self protection. Bel- Cher met him left and right, about half-a-dozen times, and closed up one of his eyes. The company Ailed out enough, and the gloves were pulled off.- - We never saw so much execution made,upon a man's head in so short adime. The nthers who set-to were Cribb, Flermer, Richmond, Oliver, Painter, Ford, Johnson, and the whole corps of pugilists. • MEDICAL BOARD. • We are informed that Dr. COOPER, end three emi nent Surgeons, ot, SO years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilifue, &c. Sec. have estiblielled a Medi cal Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte -street, opposite RoWLANb HILL'S Chapel, Bleckfriar's-road, where the public are relieved from the most dangerous ' diseases without salivatidn kr cenfinernent. The la rditution claims the attention of those who may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so im portant a branch of the prefiession, whose improper treatment have mercurializea thousands out of their existence—eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore ayes, throe nmowth, and nose, vertigo, noise in the ears, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind ness; pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis taken for rheum:diem ;extreme weakness ill the knees, swelled aakles, with a general debility, Ste. are only a 4 few of the dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial stem. Messri. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks ofpeople, from ten till eight. Or by letter, i e . : c l u i ng a fee (for no.others are answered), stating their case, when-medicine and the best advice: is sent • ••; :• to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the ' Odes and fistula, without burning. or cutting, and dive advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun-. • day iporaing% till twelve o'clock. ~' 1 1 BANKRUPTS. 14IhR Parry, of the Hotwo , , wear Bristol, wine sad spirit Mee*. chant, to surremit , r July , and August 29, at twelve, at • the C.lnimerval Rooms, !si-Onl. Attori.ies, hlessrs. Wintour gaud lames Harri, Messrs. Vlzard, Hutchinsun, and Blower, Lincoln .; Landon. Hugh Ken- and Georg: Sami, late o fNewcastle-under-I.yine, drapers , and tea4kaltrs, dealer An.! cit July 27, 29, and Augtuk 29, at eleven, at the link': l . uns Nrwcastk under Lyrae. Attornies, r. Wilsno, Kitts's Bench Walko, Temple, London ; or Mr. Alezander NVrlson, Neweastl...tider-I. me. William Darby, of Liverool, draper, dealer and eliapntaa, July 4/1, 29, and August eg, at one, at the Coach and Horse: loom Manetw.ter. Attornles, Mr. John Thomson, hlanclicster ; Or Mr. Windk,lobn-street. Butlford-row, London. Bence 1"111114411 of the Curtain Road, Midtllooes, jeweller, batdwaretnan, dealer :Ind . chapman, July tr., 9.9, and August 119, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. C. Williams. Y 2, Red Lion street, Holborn. Philip Phillips, of King-street, Baritiolumew Close, London, int rekrat, desitr 'and chapman, July 25, 29, and .Augroit 29, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Nind, 'lhrogmatan street , London. James Neate, Lite of l '3lue, Wilts, woolstapler, dealer and chap naan, August 9, at seven, August 11,, at ten, and August 29, at eleven, at the Black Bear Inn, Devizes. Atturnies, Mr. Jame. I ilby, Dev.zes ; or Mr. Nett ter%ole, Essez-st rect. atraud. Thomas Nits audifalward Al.;ei , of Crooked•lane, London, nter chants and pawners, July 29, August 5, and 2.9, at titre, at Guildhall Attorney, Mi. Sherwood• Canterbury-square, Southwark . . - George Parker, late of Bawdrip, Somerset, merchant, dealer and chapasan, July uo, August 14, and 29, at, ten, at roc Geurge Ina, Bridgewater. Attornies, Mr. 'I reser, Bridgewater; or iVlessrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and liolme, New Inn, London. Joseph Cooper, of :he King's Mills, near Wrozham, Denbigh nn kr, dealer and chisnian, July Slti, at tour, July 29, and Au g ust u 9, at tieven, at the lige - nts Inn ' Wrexh.m.— Attc niet, Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's Inn, Load w; or Mr. Browne, 11'reabitn. William Higgs, late of Hell yard, Figh-street-hill, London, but now of Leman street ' Gnn !Mar, Heidi., Mold:elicit, hat ma nufacturer, dealer an d cLay.iaii, July 2u, It ttll, illy 19 eleven, and August 29. at tesi, at Guildhall. Atto..ney, . - D. W. Harvey, Devonsh•re-st Prot, bo,hopsgate.street. Thontas Lonier, late of Calcutta, Wool, hut now of Ay building, Ha rur•street, &Ili- road, Surrey, incrchmt, July :10, at ten, July at elven, an., Au ; tn:, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. D. W. Harvey, Devonslitre-street. Jahn Lasscock, of Aort.da, s 4 per, dealer and chap mot, Augt..t 1, at sax, u, at ugust at nine, at Use Gulldh 4l. ilia *, • At.,) ...co, Mr. llarvey Goodwiti, of Kt. g's Lynn; or iVie..rs. Vis.ii., Pair:horny, and Clarke,. Watuoru-cuurt, I.oufton, • John t.:,senati and Itersi. 0 Ward, of !paw ch, Suffolk, =haters, merchants, chuou,.l, pArt hors; July SI, at %ecru, etugubt vicar's, at the liar and Crown, Ipswich. Alk'n,"cs. Mr. i• ceve Bunn, Ipsu ids ; or Mr. Samuel laylor, licdt.st &row, I,onsion. Will,ant ivory Williams, of Caerphilly, Glatuorgaeshlre, shop 1. er. ..cater anti rhapman, August 7,8, and 119, at twos at ti:c Resumer Tavern, All-saints-lane, hr.stol. Attornito, Messrs. Idward Laniri ao.i Sons, Btistul ; or Mr. John Pear son, Pump. cour!, 'retook, London. Matthew Donot.r. of 11.w-de-Ps -street, soap-maker, JLIT 29, and August tit, at ten, at Guilohall, London. p:i.a tidy, Mr. s.:oncanon, Great Pre3cots-btrtit, Gbodusan's teas. HATTON-GARDZl4.—Yesterday, a butcher, residing at Battle-bridge, charged a Jew clothesman with lol ling his dog. As the Jew passed, the dog ren out, tore hii coat, and bit his leg : he immediately seized A 1:••ife from the block, and killed the dog. The Mazistrate remarked, that if he had been in the Jew's ; lace, he would have acted as he did. If the butcher chose :c keep a dog, it was his duty to have him tied up. The chugs was therefore dismissed. Tuesday se.'nnight a fine girl, about Len years 41f ' age, A' as rim over by a farmer's cart, at Edinburgh, and kirei on the spot. Seturilay setinight Mr. Grant, dyer, in Ander. while passenger in the Greenock steam boar, as sisting the seamen to shift the sails, was, by a sudden eust.of wind filling the sheet, which he was holding by a rope, thrown into the river, after being suspen. sled in the air for a few seconds. He was immedi ately rescued from the water, from the effects of which he had recovered, when a blood vessel burst, which occasioned his death. • Thursday sennight, at Woodlands, near Water forl, the seat of Richard Usher, Esq. a fine youth, about . 15 years old, son of Arthur Usher, of Cam phire, Esq. who was on a visit to his uncle, was un. fortunately crushed to death by the falling of an old wall. He was found almost entirely coveted . by a vast heap of the mitts. 'Yesterday a fine four years old, who was left alone in a room in Hill.street, Finsbury-square, where there was a candle left burning, by some accident set his clothes on fire : his piercing screams brought some persons immediately to his assistance, who extin guished the flames, and used every effort to relieve the poor sufferer, who shortly after expired in die• most excruciating pain. Another child - which belonged to Mr. LLOYD, at Mile.end Isiew-town, was yesterday found drowned iu a well close by the house. Monday se'nnight a fire broke out in some of .the back offices of Douglass, Esq. of West Alib iing, near Chichester, which totally consumed the kitchen, wash-house, and stables ; and it was only by great exertions that the flames were prevented from communicating with the dwelling house. The da. mage is estimated at about £5OO. Friday a young man, named Samuel Williams, an apprentice to a cabinet-maker, at Padstow, was drowned, whilst bathing with several other persons, who were unable to render him any assistance. Late accounts front the Isle of Maim report very faveurably of the herring fishery. Every thing, it is said, promises a successful season. The Commercial Treaty with the United States, is, we learn, short in the form, but comprehensive in the substance. By the first article, the Navigation laws of the two countries are, for mutual bei.efii', dispensed with, and British vessels trading to Amerie. can ports, and American vessels trading to Blitish ports, have equal privileges in regard to duties and exemptions with "Live vessels respectively. This be nefit not only extends to the ships, but to the cargoes. Thus cotton wool, which on coming to England in British ships from the United States is liable to a duty of only one penny per pound, and if imported in American vessels, is subject to a charge of three-pence in the pound, will incur the same duty, if conveyed in the bottoms of either of the two countries. The second article admits of free trade to Calcutta, and to all the British settlements of the Peninsula of Hindustan. With regard to China there is -no regu lation, because that trade is exclusively with the In dia Company, and this Company has no power or au thority to obstruct the trade to . China, ether with regard to the Americans or any other foreign State. A third article, and not the least important in the view of the American Government, restricts the Bri tish horn entering into any trade with the numerous tribes of-Indians occupying any part of the: cower within the jutisdictioa of the thitstl States. BIRTH. 17th instant, IA Cheyne•walk, Chelsea, the wife of the Rev. Weeden Ruder. M.A. Lecturer of Itionaptoo, or a boy, being th,ir sixth child. Sunday last, Mrs:Ann * Brow a , of Bkhopcgate.street, widow I . of the Bev. James Brown, forinsrly of I larlow, E‘sex. Tu-Isrlay sennight, of a decline, its the 37th year of her age, I , the Hon. Mrs. Vanneck, of Lekton-honse, county of sufroil.. Saturday fait, at Brentwood, on her way to Southend, a't•.r llngerilig nines+, Frederick Sophia, youngest daughter of Cc.ian I Hilenllton, of James-street, Buckingham-gate. On the 30th ultimo, at Rdioburgh, Eliza, eldest daughter of Sir Francis Blake, Bart. of Twissel Castle, Durham. Monday setinltlit, of a decline, Miss Frances Olive, yo:•11;..it daughter of th:: late Captain Olive, of the Royal Marire.. At Hilton, on the !nth instant, Eliza Susanna Ilcas, eldest. .I.la ;liter of the late Lieutenant Colonel Deal, of At the Royal Naval Hospital,at ilmlsr, on the itith I.iet;- tenant William Paton, of the Royal Navy, late of his Majesty's ship Rinaldo, in the l'ith year of ace. At Staunton, Virginia, on the 'nth of October, 1814, Mr . William White, Rector of the Academy there. On the 3(1 of December, at Surat, in flit oft fryer. after 19 years in the East-India Company. service, Major llenty HlCti WATER TO-MORROW AT LONPONItiI/OU. Morning - • • Is ,minute* after I Aftirnonn - 41 mimesis after le' • Carlisle, Mai , 14, 1814. Silt --Robert, son of John GrAhAm, of Houghton- Town-head, near this city, was 3fflieted wit's a Scorbutic complaint nearly twelve mouths. and by the use of one Initial bottle of tour Antbseotbutle Drops, is pet Ii ctly restored to the ;skiing, of health. 'His appetite and strength were nearly es- !twisted previous to histaklng your inestimable Medicine, but he is now as well as ever he was in his life. I am, Sir, your thin diem Servant, 101-1 N Ji )1.1,1E, Bookseller, Lte. "To Mr. J. lignurn, Surpon, Maticlies.cr. Drops a'e sold in moulded square bottles at Cs. and 14s. I (one 14s. bottle is equal to three Oa. ones) Whole-mile and Retail, by J. I.ignom, Manchester; also retail by 1. Evans and Soo, 4t, Long•latte, West Smkhkeld ; Dicey, and Co. Bow Church-yard; B.ticlay and sons,9s, Fieetsmarket ; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler, 4, Cheapide ; Newbery and Sons, 41, Sr. Nun: Church-yard; and by cue or more principal 'Me d:tine Venders in every market town in the United Kingdom. HLALTiI AND HAPeiNEss. IN all cases of Nervous Debility, !filtration, Lan gour, Lowness of Spirits, Inward Wastings,'Crenibling of the Hands,Oppression at the Chest, Stomach, &c &c. Dr. Vit N CELEBRATED • I.ONIC REMY.DY,i, a sovereign and infallible rpecifiss it is in tact the only Medicine which can be relied on, it fortifies without stimulating, and . aninve , s without inflaming; it promotes the reproduction sub:, a- re, and invigorates the vascular n'tteen; indeed it nourishes, strengthens, and re ' plenislies the entire body % Whirever the original cause of these disersiets may have been, however inveterate, or by whatyver symptoms manifested, the cd.t . Pct of the most ennest sol:citsde, with the unhappy sufferers, i t obtain relit f. The ;no,:t heart• felt gratification of the Proprietor's life, is, t La. he can conscienv tiouily, and with confidence, 3‘illte e very Mtlitildval of eith.st sex, to any of the symptoms 1..t11-,1 u:rvons, that this 1 1 sletlie ewe is as perfectly stye, .s it is invartafi'l , Sold Wholsaie anti-Retail by the Ptcpri..-tor, art 4, New North street, Red Lion-square; also by Bacon, 1:;0, WI ad-street ; Swoon, corier of Soutliampttm•greet, Holborn ; Bolton's, Royal Exchange ; Richard+, 193, Strand; anti othel Medicine Veil dere,prlce tOr packet, or four in one for sag. duly included. . the Doctor's Advice to the :Nei vow, &r.. told by Patton., 166, Fleet-street, prise its. DR. 14()WF.L1.'S POWI)E.ItS, Ila. a l'acher. FITS, ETILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HYSTERICS, and all kinds of EITS radii-My cored by 1)r. HOWELL', POWL)ERS,upwards of :4, Years e"tablisbed. he elF.caey of these invabtable Powders i.n the above thstress ing disorders, Las been inilithitably . proved by the Eumerau. Curt; cororruni •xt-1 to tjte Puhlie, Irons which the :ol hlwil,e is selected: Bliss Aatt ne Layti.gstone, E. sex, eXtllll years trld, ha..l ts Ir-++t wr ; bur, up.on taking the‘c Pow tiers, she st as mum completely cured, and now .enjoys perfect health : tur which great blessing the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Minister of Layton:done, publicly returned thanks to the ALst:iltere ' in his Chapel, on the 10th of November; also attes:ed by Mr. W. Entblin, Master of the Academy; Mr. E. Muskies; and Jiro R; Grant. This sovereign Remedy is preprred under the pitronA7e of Majesty, by Dr. Howell, F. Hew of King's College, and is sold at his house, No. Is, Rathbone-place, Oxtoo I-road, London, and so where else, at Ils. a Packet, in which is enclosed Ereattse writtun by the Doctor on site above-mentioned Discatt s. All letter* (post paid) duly answered, and the Powders sent to any part of the United kingdom. Dr. H. should be made acquainted with . all the particular* of the ease. scokuuric COMPLAINTS. THE reputation of Dr. FREEMAN's GUTTA -SALLYEARIS, has been Amity established by Forty Ye.n experience of its beneficial effects In Saar!style and Venereal Complaints. For Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Glands; the Lymph, the Blind, or the general Constitution, occasioned by aerlmontiats matter retained in the habit, or introducvd by cos, , Lain indiscretions intemperance, or injudicious use of hleretiry, this Meads), will be found the most efficacious, and at the sans time the safest that can he resorted to ; and is no liss excellent in diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Obstructions in the Un. way Passages and Lumbago. It requites nu restrain: of diet, confinement, or lainderance to busineis. To Mr. Burt.ea, Dr. FREIMAN'S Agent. beg you will publish the billowing cure, fur the benefit of those labouring under a similar complaint. Last minima I contracted a Venereal Complaint, anti. applied to an entukatt intrgeon, under whose care I was three months, during that pe riod I underwent salivation three times; the disorder was. so violent, that wounds broke out all over pry head and body; slid was recommended the change of air and sea.bathing, bur I con tinued in a worse state, if possible; at last I was recommended, by a Gentleman ' to use Dr. Freeman's Guna Salutarls ; by the use of it, thank God, I sin perfectly cured, to the as:unishment of every person who kncw my taus. .When 1 leave Brighton, I will relate more particuh vs. Sir, your Ikvated humble servant Brighton, May U. WILLI/hi JAMES. NOW at. Mr. Butler j, Chespside, corner of St. Patirs Uhurch• yard, London, and by Inca Metlieine Venders in every town, in bottles, at .s. n.l. and es. ild. each. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, Im r .r, leave tc inform you, that ever since th e ye as t 790,1 bad been afflicted wit h the hues Venerta, which from us obstinately resitting every course of tue.licit:e pretcribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and omit rso:ag several fever. courses 6f salivation and twice discharged front the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the must inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my dlsorler had got to such a nearly to put a period to my existence. In this state, I was re• crunmendedbi Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received RO great a cure by them here,) to take you: Leake's Patent which I bt'an to do on the 2tith May; in the cosiest. or a tonnages I hegan tc receive benefit. la little more than a month I beca;w, by poor liberal advice and medicine, perfectly tree from mytfor mar complaints, have recovered my former spirits and 'strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which. state having continued mail months to the astonishment of all who knew nee, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you for the good of. other suffering mortals, to make this my case at publl as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so doing yot will gristly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble sef. want, S ALEX. MURKER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinbutgh. _ PrePare4 and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor , Member ofthe Royal College ut Surgeons in Loudon, at his Roues No. 9f New Bridge -street. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No 115, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-strap, Nd. tO3, Os ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, N 0.7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyop posit. the Monuntent ; and•by one person in every sonsideratie town In England, kn. in boxes only Ss. 9d. each, staled up.wkt full and plain directions, whereby penults ofeltlieV se: may cure Alsoososivoo with "so and seam. FOIL stoaAms. IlatllslF l l, Free DR. STEERS'S OPODEI.I)OC.—This me excellent itch 'in.' C 3 not be gamine, unless ilk matros • ts - F. Newbery r it.• t r,ll Ave • hit the 94astre. It is become Jute,. sary to t10r..,:t the puhlic attention to this particular, as ammo - - friss ATC SOH so almost every town and street; and often by per-. twns who would not he sitspectvri of an sm.:opt to deceive.;tod cloy ..ssd rheir cisromits. This 01:o3el.fne Is superior to all odds, r sp;lbeattons in the cure of wrath% bruises, rheuntatisms, ertwirn, attsi nunsbness, and for the limbs when in a paralytic rate. It is also partic,lady serviceable fur the external consplainis art horses, %tipsy /kr. I hold by I' Newbery ar J Fow, at the old established Medi ' eine Warehouse, in St Paul's Chnrels.,.artl London, price Ist. !id, a bottle; but as 'navy peootis p.ista::e the house, ola:erve that ' 't'utither is 45. the 'I h . rt! frinn Chtspsid.t. Sl'lLtil3UaY—l t 1808, niter w I..eci, int? jc knee WA t 11,11 ^ _a flat I let ame ttelirin A at rgiam of entity:hue bro./kiln it no discharge. mid nly Ice, tar e,,ied front the kite,• to the encl.?. Oahe: gin!lailtet were acv ..td A• h, but they .ft itto as incurable. For two yr its Isar 1 .1 t atlyond scar rely able .o sweq,,w aline CNA ; at.il 1 we, ',it iu .end nut 111)0 in a strut. A flit ud,havitig leen +errtral by yltir I)rops. rein tw• a bottle, desiring I would ire the la.,t tiro.; I begsn: in a werk mypiriti.s and appetite were butter. iv a frw nton.hs the palls hit tite r end several pi. ars of bone cattle aw.y. I WAS sore tike to us: cratchrs, and A t tie bta e r c,,e,n ryr: t i:.;, I unt.arttinately t 11" tl:e Meditinr, and tb spring fte.looir,: I era• sated wi.h viitlen: eruptions. My other knee and a , .cle became effaced, and I we- ei.aitt reduced tii rue . cattrunil. another thus applied to you : 1 again took your Med:citte, felbwing your advice, 1 was otter more re:Wind !rent pain, 4.. tar thee( years I have been gaining health autlstruitlL-1 an., J.- 16, Grove-place; Caustkai.towis, July 8, ISIS. E.. K. Sold at the Dispensary, 15, ' oku-squarc, I.6nsion, in bottles al itts.4llloubk lOs. 64 and largest Jel. Is. duty ittcl.islutl.—C , cl:. pccititl E.senCe he —4'o prereit Counter's its [lto Genuine ".%1•• Trine has a Black ink Statnp. Mr. FAlsr.:rlls, 644, St. Paul'. L:ltt.reh.yart, is the M'hniet ale Agent. . %lig - HEN Mut of Education and proles sterna i .. 4. ii . V use perFeverng efteatiVutire to discover the most safe ant oataw method of xeat nit 1 tew preneng o..eases, tlte snccess 'ul result of their experience ts the beet proof of sapteer:ty. Moises. GOSS an-I Co. u regular Members of the Flo)ad College of Surgeons in London, have been induced to maks too. cure of eye followhig the object of their particuier wady, els A cerumn Disorder, frequently contracted In a moment ut intoxi cation, an,.l 'is concomitants, Strictures at'', Glees, which, le• an improved plan, are speed:ly and effectually cured ; as ale) d e bihty, whether af,- - in,-- faun' liaccharatia.n Indulgences, long red. lence•ir •••4rtu climates, Or a secret solitary vice, too often ss happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one Mai% iferility or barrenae4s. and in the other a nonn-rou- train of nee -1 eons d•seases, which, if not tim...iy J.:tut:lied, 'emirate in impo tence and consumptton. In that !Istre •ate o' debilityor deficiency, whetter the smittztmoce of . aneful Itahiti, 0 arising front any ether cause, by %!I:elLtere or ti.e. c•;:ati •ution become en'eeliled. us Vie:obeli of the itstyisl c. Ater of Surgeons of .I.nn hitt, they oiler a 4:al, ....,:c.aise. sveiy rest rat:on to sound awl rope-out healt::. Iblessrs. Goes and Co. exci.i,ivel.; pnifirs4n3 al.e cure of tbe r: cardcular complaints, In or..ler t'.-at 1.. S ey may Ert he, by -. mistaken fair, masked wkli the obheray co iiilt'y attached t :he IgnorEnt empiric, think A Lat just; e ... Luenis‘lves to Brat tit they have berm prosper:) , 1..1...... , . I ..::'. m.t...a•esi into ever. !rale-. of Coe rrotessicn (cerilcates I.•F whiAt, front dilien:-.• Hospita...s, and test.mentals for she avast entinerit l'hyski;.:e, tiny tray.t to convince any inquirer) that the succere; tesidtin ' trom their elidesivaurs first in.:•Ard them to qult the practice. : 'the general Practitioner, am! they presume that their precessions constitute a fair ground for :he iinzreeed.uied confirience wt wech they have, by the Public been so liberally bououred. TLe result cl a long and eaten,' :e prat ~ 4 c e hos enahled amp. by a supelor niethod, to remove vent r. a cocci , . L i ttt s, howert , tivelerate or eomplkated, v.-atett• suhjecting th i.: patient to !I ! least restralw in diet or eturr.:oe; stud itt recurtt Cases where early appliev4on male on .P.cor,2ry o''tl • quemei perform arm* :a the -.tort liace of two days. The r • preceiente.: success of their mode of treatment (+Audi has newts been kn!'wn to fail in eve Or.gle instant e yr AI rartice , .during which period ft toy ithtoi.and persons of both- sets ha , I cured, eyes afar ra•vere and injurious niet!:nds 1.11 t beta pursued by other Prat isiontrA wit*iut effett) i Want" tbeaso:. pul7licly over dasir advice. To be cranstatted &tilt by Paticota of eifir•sr tetpereth mower delicacy, and attention.—Letters truest the esuirry, muatainik.{ the perm:liars of tNe cue, arc, and tuant,tr of tivfily a reretrance, duly attended to. and advice and Alcheilic tor. war.:!(l to any part of the tit/S5 and Co Sweet:lm us, , touverie-oree. Fleet-sine MAIRMONY. VO Disorders kive contributed more essentially t . 1.1 destroy Hymeneal than tkor.e wt , !th an: ti consequence of unparded of every rank pa, adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, /tat whir,: has been tainted by Di. ”, a retiovativii of stability i ; indisper• sably requisite. 'fweitty yea: s !lave we devoted uur practice to th: exclusive treatment tot the following Disorders, and the see r•..sult of our plan Owes us adJitional ardoesr to oppose, .;.t tar .ti we are able, the ray.iges of those Complaints which are the mos. Moron:int in the crak.guc of Human hitirnwies. Alter Mitt:viol, onto every blanch, as Navy Surgetris, we foormed a writ!: :tt as car'y period of practice, to rescue individuals from tie wiranee , tue:slucated men, or the squally Sauget cub predpltacs of gener.tl l'iaetitioners. The Disorders to the cure of which we hare devoted our a•- :ention, conipri:e every sie.cies of l'etterest lints% int); all liner of Debility, wherlit r I,g front the habit:: of school boy', or the indulgetteiet of netturer age; that derangement of 11, System in Women, which it calied 13arrentiess or f:terility; Seminal Weaknesses, Gleets, Ohstructibits in the U.-ethr.i; as alto Strictures, whether recent or of Selig duration, anJ which have baill.Al tile skill of other Vizactuittners, are b, our pr.:Sent improved plan of treatment effect:tally and perms :lenity cured, without the patient suffering the excructating r i•.% and alarming tlernorrilage which frequent!} fni'ow> :it, ar slims lion of the I.unar• Cauttic. hi the course of our extcnsive pre.ie - in this metropolis, numerettet cases of S ERIC have ';.et: •• aid are daily under out car:, the total eradication of which 's c reeled by a sale, certain, and ccpedltious mode of cu.-e supetkc to any other yet ed. The weaknem E relaration, and deN lity, pruesedlng from this con,plaint are bpisedily removed, :::i: the Patient restored to sound and vieoritua hadtbs Bat whet" the debility has for years exised, a proper pet severance in ot restoradie remedies is IntlispeVably resin site, to ikevivethe slut Bering sparks life, and to maid:lwo: the coonitutltnt. Numetoos 1/isentes are the r.u.la cf ir.r.erauce er haste In C. , treatment of simple (alanorrhea, sod ft not 'lnfrequently h..; pent: that the sesnl, of life err po;somed -by the indiraeihnkof a.' ontuarded hour. fly a suptrlor method such complaints a..• vastly cured; 41111 siren where tithe:: :,ave !ailed, we trust th: we may presume to tiller a radical re-e•tabl..hment. Few, h u e ever, arc. the cases of complicated disite-s in this disorder, (..1 eared with the caiamitous situation of nos, who, front an init.- :once in a solitary vice, m - the pretete;:t of a fashion ales lite, acquire' that state of debility the unavoidable core ;uence of such pernicious habits. le'4.ere the to'harrY broods over his napery. hut catreruLe.rwcersie his misfortuver, may be some consolation tor hint re tease, ilia: although it he ,ibject ot doubt or uncertainty with oilier Practitioners, the moval 1.1 tiles: deficiencies by the gradual prcgres4 of Renovati the acqutretlienr of our exprrience if Vie rites of Bacchus VelitiS have ben to reduce fraaly v - goor, flaith anth I,y wt be re'vcitted as early cow:elmour of this languid state, 11". tic these cases nu gi e:.: difficulty will occur. Certtlicates of our skill acid humanity during the treetwte..t the abiwe Illaily 6:411.1ei1i y siciane acne Its... as well as letters e10:11 sane and relvol,wsho have t Abted on their publicity, are " - tatty to relay every oat of lI authority of what we aderauce. The recrecy which tiro esrer.tial to oer t o k ke%king. and 0 qualifications which we have pretunned to et re form the ttal' of our preteuston , . mid in en.ncl.ler:et whit such this intim3t l ''' Is given, that ?views. Currie and Co. may be Cetnalligad by 14 arms of either set: with tfw greatest wiereet and honour. by an early appl;crion to !views. Currie and Co. the patio,' will two: a the pan, danger, and er, one of a long and tedur• attendance upon ham expeiieneed pram:n:ere. Patient, in the Country ar• requebtqtl to rate the particular' `of their•caw, age, and geni.ral habit of living, and eneloting a P • m:ttance for adviee and Nledt:in,s, when tin: same will begin or loam to any port of the Kingdom. CURI/ kr and Co. 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