Star. — London, England, 1815-04-26 00:00:00

~~ STATIP: PAPA RS, IRESENIED TO BOTH HOIPAS OF PARLIAIUENT YUTSN• DAY, BY COMMAND OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT. SUBSTANCE QV TRIATIiII EICIWEEN NIS lIILITANNIC MAJESTY AND TUE INIPERoas or . ausrata ANO RUSSIA, AND THE LINO or ?RUSSIA, AESPECTIVILI.T; SIONID Al VIENNA, ON Tilt tt:STIt OF lOMtC.I. 1315. His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of, Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majesty the having taken into consideration the consequences which the invasion of France by N.tpo .. leon Bonaparte, and the actual situation o f that king-. dom, may produce with resrect to the safety of Eu rope, have resolved, in coujunetion with his Majesty the &c. &c. Sec. to apply to that impor tant circumstance, the pitticiples of the Treaty of Chaumont. They have consequently resolved to renew, by a solemn Treaty, signed separately by each of the four Powers with each of the three others, the engagement to preset ve, against every att ick, the or,4er of things 8.1 happily established in Europe, Lill to determine upon th.! most effect• al means of luiiilling that en gagement, as well as of giving it all the extension which the present circumstances so imperiously call for. AR IICLE I. The High Contracting Parties above mentioned, solemnly enyoge to unite the resoutces of their respective States for the purpose ut maintaining entite the conditions of the Treaty of Peace concluded at Paris the :Seth of May, 11114 ; as also tf.e stioulattons determined upon and alined at the Congress of Vienna, o hit the view to comple.e the disrusitfon of that Treaty, to preserve them aga•ust ail intra , gement, and partieu aga;no. the &saris of Napoleon Ponaparte. For this pur r.,‘,: tory eng. , z,e, fu the spirit ut the Declaration of the 13th of Itsa:ch last, t,l direct in cognition, and with one accord, should the cae ret t eire it, all their t :forts t him. and against all those who should already Lave joint al his tattitan, uc shall bet e. aft t it, in urt:e. t.) force Into Jo desist front his projects, mid to render Lint onabo: to Jisturb in Poore the tranquillity of I It of opt• an,: the gt neral putt:, under the protection of which the rii; lit s, tl)., iib t) y, and indepeadeuce of nations had been recently placed aii secured. As lit.tigh the means destined for the attainment of so great and military an object aught nut to be subjected to WM tatioti, and tahoutgla the High Contracting Parties are resolved to devote th,..reot all those means which, in their respective situ atoms, they at, enabled to dispose of, they have, neve' thekss, agreed to kt•ap constantly in the field, each, a tome of one !am aire4 and lit y ihoosaod men complete, including cavalry, in Use proper:l,4o of one tenth, and a just proportitm of artil lery, not r, claming garrisons; and to employ the sane actively and cot jogittly isk;:t;list toe continuo to t al. r. 3. 1 lie High Contractmg fatties reciprocally engage 1110 t tO IJy down ttivit arms but by common consent, nor 'belore ti.e ot the war, tiesignaod in the first Article of the pre scot I reaty, shall have butnt ; nor until Bonaparte bball have been rend, red absolutely unable to create desturbattce, anti to renew :i., attempts ut paJsacsaing himself ut the supreme riwer A wr. 4 'l he present Treaty being principally applies .!e to the i.tratut tit cuttistances, the stipulations ot the l'iraty of Chau moot, p anal:l:l . qt those contained in the sisteenth Al tick of el. , bi*.rki be ::;ain in force y as soUll as the object ac•ually in clew slew tier been A:yr. 5. li'L er .; :Ile goriniatid of the c Armies, to :IA:: be t - ,ezulatea by a paractuar Cot veoti At I'. I% 'i s ! e P..rties shall be allowed re r,o ctivr v »Cf. c.li) t ))),i11.1 1 1)!ing their AT• nits, ()die. is, as i.aet: the y• .! con vont , ling with their S. i ci pose of ;.,iv,t.i; intormation of mi l... • .ents, at.ti ul estry relattog to the operations of ein7agem• its entered Into by the resent Treaty, have. g tile 141:11,..trivattee of the General ?ewe, the IA ph Coot! :;:tug Parties agree to invite all the Powers of kerope to &reale to the •31i1C. AP. r. a. • l'he present Treaty haying 170 other end In view but to !ui:port F. - ance, or Any other cotiti.iy w :licit may be invaded. azaiii,t the enterp: hies Bohaparfe mita his iialhe...ents, his Most Christian diajesty hall be specially invited to i.ccedr hereunto ; and, in the event ot hts 111. , jes:y's requiring the tortes et:, .ratio in the second Article, to make what aNioante el: cum• s . .auces will allow him to bring forwatd to furtheraucs of the tb• j.:ct of the present Treaty. lEPAIt ATE. ARTICLE. As circum.tances might prevent his Majesty the King of the United King,lfw.i of Cheat lltitain and Irtiand from keeping cow stantly in the held the number of troops specified in the secotid Article, it CI agreLti, that bit Britannic Majesty shall have the option, either ut turnibloug his contingent in men, or of 1,44 at the rate 01 st.so sterling per for each cavalry soldier, and JEW per atiiimn for each intawry soldarr i that may be want ing to complete the uumbei stipulated in the•ad Article. foreign Oillce, April u 5, 1815. • The Treaty of which the sub4tance is above given, has been ordered to be ratified, and it has been noti fied on the part of the Prince Regent to the high con tracting Parries, that it is his Ito) al Highness's deter snination, acting in the name and on the behalf of Iris Majest>, to direct the said ratifications to be ex changed in due cuurre, against similar acts on the Declaration of the respective P o wers, under an explanatory Declaration of the following tenor, as to -Article eighth of the said Treaty : DECLARATION. • The undersigned, on the exchange of the Ratifi. erniuris of the Treaty of the 'loth of March last, on the part of his Court, is hereby commanded to de. chsre, that the eighth Article of the said Treaty, wherein his Most Christian Majesty is invited to ac cede, under certain stipulations, is to be understood as binding the contracting parties, upon principles of mutual security, to a common clot against the .power of Nipoleon Bonaparte, in ptusuance of the third Article of the said Treaty ; but, is not to be understood as binding his Britannic Majesty to pro . secute the war, with a view aluminising 'upon France any particular Government. However solicitous the Prince Regent most be to see his Most Christian-Majesty restored to the Throne, • and however anxious be is to contribute, in conjunc tion with his Ailies, to so auspicious an event, he nevertheless deems himself called upon to make this Declaration, on the exchange of the Ratifications, as well in consideration of what is due. to his most Christi:tit Majesty'A interests in France, as in confor in:ty to the principles upon which the British Go vci =cot has invariably regulated its conduct. Thy Treaty was received in London on the Bth in stant ; the answer thereto was dispatched to Vienna on the &h. Authority and insttuctions have also been given to the Earl of Chutcarty to sign a subsb. diary argagcineut consequent upon the said Treaty. v uEL -- ! -Yeverday se'nnight a duel took place be tween Capt. and Lieut. both of the 3.5 , 11 regiment. The dispute arose in the ball-room et Chichester, ( where the ro A iment was quartered some • weeks since), from Capt. E.': having been promised t o dame with a young Lady, a Miss T --t, when .Lieut. b. had been previous:y engaged to her. The p..rties met in the neighbourhood of Seaford, where they exchanged shots, and Lieut. B. received a slight wound in the breast. Aitgt algir the paic* mai citi)4 shook hands. • 11.1,..77 - 1E Tllitia t Rains or 1 4 1111277 - irmoirsANn POUNDS, • • And One of 1000 Guineas in GOLD, Were' Shared and Sold by %ISM T HE CONTRACTOR, viz. 14,144 dawn Wednesday, April 19, 430,009 s,use drawn Weallodal's April 19..830,000 1,4116 drawn Saturday, April 15, £30,000 4,429 drawn Wednesdwf, Aril 5, 1,000 Gubleis. With the sincerest pleasure T. arse announces the above unprecedented SIICCERS to his Frisads, the Public, who have in so diminguiabcd a rummer, honoured him with their commands in t'e truly popular !Amery just finished; and in gratitude he hsa arranged AND GOLDEN LOTTERY, Won :;,000 more Guineas in Gut...) and ANO•11-1ER PRIZE OF 43 0,000, But laments that this LAtery is REiTRIC mu BY GOVERNMENT To only 5,000 Ticket' For having told in the Lottery just concluded, upwards of 13,000 Tickets and thus rendered unable ( a s Contractor) to meet the demands ' er every Oitice•Keeper for Tickets o n Tuesday, lath, (the day the lixt ilet.ving) as all the rickets were disputed ot, it will he .mpassible, front the shove very lim'ted number of Tickets, (and being obis rvi to supply each 01lee-Keeper with a fair proportion) to meet the ortl4 of ALL tits rail SDS ; and as 10! i. EQUALLY tiItAILEUL to every one of them, he should reel it unjust to nk,,k , •d , qinctions, by reclining any Tickets or Shares for t: , oit. who :tre late iii hosruring hitu With their Commands, and therefore mate:L[4 An immedia - e application, as ALL THE Fl V 2. 'l' tiOUSAN l) TICKETS Are ti •hvered trim the Book, And the wkole Lottery will •tt 'An and nous 13th MAY, (Next Mooch ) T. BISII, Contractor, 4, Cornliiil,,And 9, Charing Cron, Dl EdDI'UL DENT. EXTRACT OF .4 LErrrn 'atom DUBLIN, DATED SA TUKDAY, Al'itlL it This day the sweep you haw' I.eard of, who had been tried and convicted of the most unheard of cruelty to a poor Apprentice boy, [see the STAR of Wednesday U,t], underwent part of his sen tence, by bring whipped Nowgate gaol to the Royal Exchan. e. The public curiosity to see this monster in huniau shape was excited to that degree, that every win..!: kv, the tops of the houses, and other p;aees, were crowded to excess ; never on any occa sion have we witnessed such an assemblage of people 'in the sirens of Diablo). At the Royal Exchange a most dreadful accithnit happened, that spread great alarm through the metropolis :—Several hundred pet ions iniatuted the 5t,.,.s in front of the Royal Ex change, and oressore became so great, that the heavy iron ballii.tride in front gave way,. and it, and all the tinfortullato v.:isons who were leaning on it, fell to the ground, killing and breaking the limbs of such is wrie U.lticlueith. I have just seen the dead bodies cil sevin LA' them—tour countrymen, two boys, and a oe „ ; di, r,t,ix feet four inches high. Mr. Coo ney, a ITSl:t2Clii)jo publican, had both his legs broke ; Janus Clnir t le::l, a ?Mice-man, had both his legs and 011 d at in br i.e ; and I understand that there are up w trds of fifty mortally wounded. There is not a quarter of the town but has some person to lament. The consternation was so great, that in every quarter you met a ith some person with fear painted in their countenance, in search of their lather, mother, hus kand, wi:e, brother, sister, or other relative." PADSTOW, APRIL 29....—We es' perioncteel a weep heavy g ile here yesterday at'N. W. and N. N. W. which Lhil much damage. The sloop Active, of Banff, Domunna, from Cork to London, went on diore at Pervan and instantly went to pieces; the Captain and two of the crew were drowned ; none of the cargo has been saved. The Mary, of this place, was driven on shore at New Quay and totally lost. A brig was also seen to go down off Trevose [lead, and a boat has since drifted an shore with the words 44 Concord, of Swansea, Nicholas Buse," on Lcr stem. We are fearful we shall hear of further damage un the coast, as the gale continues. fistouTog, Amt. 23.---:inon il•ter the Lord Wellington had left Shoreham Mallow . , between eleven and twelve o'clock last night, the following melancholy catastrophe occurred :—Four pilots, and two of their friends, who were on board, in descend ing from the packet into their hoar, which was alongside to re ceive them, incautiously brought their whole weight to p r e ss on one side of the skiff, and which instantly upset it, when, dreadful to relate, five of the six men, in defiance of all efforts to &nest:rye them, w ere drowfted. The names of the sufferers were Short, grown, Pannett, Price, and Fowler. The three former were pilots. Short has kft a widow and six children to lament his tat; and Brown a widow and nine. Panora was upwards of seventy years of age—he, alto, has left a widow and family. Fow ler was the steward or mate or the Prince Regent packet,a young man about nineteen. Randall; a pilot, is the name of the survi vor. lie owes his life to one of the crew of the Lord Wolsington, who pluitgcd ow hoard to save hint. Subscriptions arc to be opened at the Libreria here to-morrow, for the benefit of the _ distressed-families of the sufferers. _ _ _ ----- HATTON-0 A UDEN—Yesterday Elisabeth Naylor was charged with poisoning James Green, a fine boy, two years and a half old. It appeared that the prisoner lived next door to the child's mother, in Howard's gretn, City-road; and, in consequence of some fowls getting into the prisoner's garden, she threatened to mix some arsenic with crumbs of bread, in order to destroy them. This threat she executed, and one of the fowls died soon after eating them. The child, while plating in the garden, also eat some of them, and was seized with violent symptoms of poison. The prisoner was remanded, till the !Ate of the child is known. Tree.—Oa Tuesday se'nnight, early, an alarm ing tire broke out in a drying.house of Mr. J. Jobb, machine-maker, at the top of Meadow-lane, Leeds, which in a short time entirely destroyed the same, to gether with the valuable stock. DIED. La'ely, at Sittingboorise, the Lady of Lieut. Hessenden, R.N. Ac iirrkwall , the '24 inst. the Rev. Hugh Stalker, one of the ministers of that place, is the 71st year of his age, and gist of his ministry. - = EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. AIY the EFFICACY of Dr. BOERHAAVE'S INFALLIBLE RED PILL, es. 64. only per boa, persons of either Sex, assisted by the invaluable copious directions there with given, are enabled to eradicate effectually a certain insidious Discaie, and to facilitate the recovery of health, with ease and safety, certainty and secrecy, in a few days. For Bilious Diseases, Scurvy,Scrofula, and impurity of Blood, the efficacy clads medicine is so well known and highly attested for 0 years past, that any further comment is rendered uane- C'-59.fry. S u ki by San awl Leigh, No. 18, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Sutton) bow Church-yard; and Macon and Co, 150, Oxford-street, London; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; A. Smith, perismwr, North-bridge, Edinburgh ; Martin Keene, Nu. 6, College-green; at DaViSUlell, No. 1, Parliament-street; and of Messrs. F. Newbury and lion, Dublin; and other hisdtwav Yak. dos &woe: and Anoxia. SALES BY AUCTION. . • Harwkb. oa Ter lay the ed day of May, o'c!ock hi the hirentelm. --- — IBIS, the said to tiovin at tk T HE GOODS U, Mb'NTIONED, 11 Pictures 26 Pounds Squirrel Skins 14 Yards Prsuch Cambric I Damask Table Cloth 12 Ditto Napkins 4 Rows Garneu Beads 3 Ditto Mock Coral do. 53 Drawings on paper coloured 12 Pounds foreign One Brass Wire 20 Gross Hands, for watches 22 Dozen Springs for do. 181 Gross Chain Hooks I; it do. 13 Dnz. Fuzk Chains, for do. 3 Dna. plated pendant Bows, fur ditto • • ro r .. :4 - 0) Lute :17TI:11 1 , I'l4 llow.t.ls Ftweign Col" 13 11 , ..31 Valk Tianbct . 4 . (;1'11141. • 0!1...4 • P./11113a er ClA(irott4 Cc 314 An 1 It vc, an 1 ttri (Tint lic.,ktis IT with tl:Ar stiat CT (j7ki • 641.41:;.:, 4.1 f!,re ' ..lll Bran '.y ,r at:„; fta- V , :ilr. G.llll/0+ slye• )1- (.' .911111; - Ltni,i !‘a 0 r l'Utirs of I 1 . 1 Vr. Is Silk ;lil.,ban 4 k',.7ti.ti *tveli 4 Pair i Ve.V. I It; 1.. Piayi C3t4s w:t' It t , .% oto third ;.art Ise v..ltie 41. 7 Boxe;*atch Moveraent4 FOR ENV() 616 East India Silk Handker- I chiefs 231 Yards of Foreign Silk 74 PS`f foreign leather Gloves 2G Pair foreign Silk Stockings N. U. The Gootls must he to the sale, or the tteri , it motley (ui LOT) will bt.: foriei PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE SOLD AY AUCTION, By Mr. RICHARD („.IBLON, At the White Hart Inn, in the Town of NarbErth, on Thursday, _ . the is day of June, Ito • ALL those Capital hIESSLI AGES, TENI 7 ..- m E NTs, and FARMS, called i:MCIVON aml t;F.I X FACH, and all those Four Ail EADOWtI, called the it U.- LAC I. EADOVir. now in the possession of John Jam:-N, Farmer, tin der a Lease which will expire at Michae!nia% next, at the low yearly rent of X 222 ; and also some few Acrei of undivided Land, in the occupation of David Jenkins, Carpenter, as Tenant at Will, at the low yearly rent of 13. 104. AU which Premises will be Sold either in one I.ot, or in the several Lots hereinafter mentioned, as shall be -greed un at the time of Sale. LOT I. AU that Part of SODSTON, lying on the South side of the road leading to Pontst:tne; toge ther with the Jacob's Park Meadows; coittaioing, by admeasurctuent - - A. K. P. ... • 107 334 ~y ate On this Lot stand the Mansion Howse and Offices, fit for the Residence of a genteel Family. I.or U. All that Part of SODS TON, lying on the North &de of the said road leat'iug to Pont thane; containing, by admeasurement On this Lot stands a convenieot and substantial Farm Hew, to which are attached suitable Earm Offices. LOT UL All that Mesita age and Tenement, caged GULLY EACH; containing, by admeastirement • On this I.nt also there is a vsry convenieutan.l substanttr.l Dweltina House, to which are attached suitable Out-offices. 'there is atrial) this Lot, a fine and luilthy Grove of Oak of :At years' growth, and other Timber. 1 oT IV. All those TwoII4F.AUOVi'S, lying on the West side of the road leadrns front Natberth to Redstone; containing, by adrnsastm went 1.01 V. Ail those i'wo AIEAI)OWS, trgether with their Appurtenances, lyiag on the West side of the said road leading front Narberth to ited.tone; containing, by admeartirement - LoT VI. All those Two arloining the Mtadows mentioned in Lot the fifth; and which are situate and !Ong •Jo the La.: of the said rowl Lading from Narbt-rth to lt,!::4tane. 'the Prentists contained in this I.ot 4re r 3 Lease fur the Life of Morris Ba•em-ni, Esq. a t i r. idly, at the low yearly rent of J. f, Anti Clitna;;i, by adate.t surement Lot VII. All those undivided I.ANuri, at Stmtyford, in the occupititio of D..vad leift.ifts; Carpenter, as Tenant at U'ilt.at the low yearly rvt.t. of XS. 101.; and cuntainittg, by adme!tsur- iti:nt Ihe whole of the Premises compriosi in t'te farertina are copiously and plentifully sup led with W.ttri ; :414 ar: si tuate in the Parish of Nattier:h e ro the County of within one mile of the Market and Post Town of N through which the Mad Coach front 1..0n1m to Milford pas.es and repasser daily; and within ten Mier of liaveriordwest the celebrated Bathing Town of Tent y. Lime and Calm of the best quality .ti to he procured at an easy and cheap rate, being within the distance of live mile.. This Estate is well worthy the at. ention of any Gentleman wishing t• settle In South Wales, as it is situated in a Country abounding with Game; aad is a short distance only front twit Rivers and several Trout Streams. - All Manorial or reputed hiatus:lA Rights will be Sold with the said Itstate. ap The 'limber on the several Lots to be Sold at a valuation, or as shall be otherwise agreed on at the time of Sale. Fur turther Particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to Aloe gan Rice James, Solicitor, Haverfordwest, at whose Oilier the Maps, Sec. of the Estate are to be seen. 1% 0 5 38 2 18 4 0 SC V 12 At the HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. IVHEN the spark of life begins to grew dim, the circulation langnid, and the immtial faculties unpaired by those melanckoly infirmities which torment the mind, and exhaust the strength of the enfeebled votaries of pleasure, Dr. VEN El.'s TONIC REMEDY is proved by experience to he the nins• certain, safe, and permanent medicide ever discovered.— In every degree of muscular debility, vascular relazatiwi, weak uesi or atony in eidpr sex; the invigorating and reanimating powers of this remedy are speeihly maiii:ested. It is net, however, by exciiii.2 a temporary stimulus or irritation that those desirable effects are prod:iceil, but by invigorating, renovating, and exhilirating the animal spirits. The Tonic eff.cts of tins di vine remedy ren ore the languid, lebilitated, nervous and relaxed of both sexes, From the mortification of b ing an Incumbrance to society, to the most gratifying and dignified station of consorts and pi:tents. 'Dr. V ENCL'S Toxic RENILDIr is prepattAt and sold Whol.sale and Retail by the Proprietor, at his house, No t 4, New North weer, Red I.ion-square, price lOt. O. per packet, or toter in we for wig. duty incluilsd. a'sn, by aprintitterst, at Bacuti s, 50, Ox hid-street ; ;chards', 1 9 i. ;• ; Sutton's, me t a l . oe S. lthampton-street. Holborn ; and by ad respectable Medicine Venders in town and country. DIXON'S ANTIISIIJOITS P11.1.q. THESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their rem sticces in.my oliqi:iate bili ous disorders, on numerous Patients of di-.:inctrni, aoti others, particularly ti'e Duke of Be•lIord, Sir Georye Warren, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the V tscountesi &c. he was persuaded t e offer them to the Public, under the :Too bation and sanction of their names. They are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, fqr curing indigestion, or preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructation" and flatu lence'. They remove habitual and temporary costiveness, sick ' head-ache, acid beaft.burn, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess, and will be found a niost Valuable Medicine to bt• r.•iotted to upon every indisposition, occasioned by a dEiurtlertd State of the Stomach and Bowels: Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Lotter's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Churoh-Yard ; by Sharp and Mans, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Minim, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall, Johnson, and Harding, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Hovland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plysnbuth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham :Staines, Lynch, and A•kinson, Manchester: Trewman. Exeter ; Baiter and M•Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Sw mien, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Billinge and I Athbu ty, Liverpool ; Neal, and Ledger, Dover ; Whi►e, Brighton ; Roberts and Ruff, Che!.. tenham Simmonds, Blandford; Roach, Plymouth Dock ; and retailby most cOmory Medicine Venders, to brass at so. sill. sad Ge. sub. I • • . 1 D ES P - 01 ) .;, and 141; 11 ( 7 1 e Vr ein R d EMF I l i 4 n -Li d is j IT . I I!ITS. Navy athl Anny, these Drops haw_ for years ran rsaih ; • - ,...:!, thcio character at a ape the to: the ticnrvy. Crawl, i 1.• titrabuory, 4 .l'eak:e.sa athl - ttlpor.-rtu:ho ii e Uristory !k•i• hitch • si , eetly cur- of the Vht.t t!.r t.. nunt. .r• r,t,:o: .4 IV, Lbw a tstte •ltr kao.vo Vi!erflts!.; -- SuCh have the tala!urptne to i.e trrut•L.l with stulkorpGier - s, ur ,o.ty 4 t. 4 i.e llrcrtt,. • 7 I lioLetcs, , .. ,C: c 4!•,, .4%,(l4lai i .lita Call: l 4lll—PAC - e GeVcr:lll3 S.AIIII - , for Ital4lW:Le,- - ". 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S 'Li by ; Aid ; . tlt' 1•144).-1.... , _if:. . .11:'Ift 1 - 177 EN Men at pro' r is ,. ••r :elvot.rit M .1 .1t.:0v,.-7 a o! t ten; tt "c•••• of tht :s tla.• ;wool nt Ns: • ...an. • t. re—,l:••ir It :fink rs i,. tilt ''.. 1:1-en to ettri: tit Co: • nlvci I c r;a:n it•r, , - ,n:ittty cow ram. 1.:3 3 Itonli• t.tr .! ..1•• an-.l'.tte concom.:arts, Str;ciut .. v.! 1.i.1 t ;v an amprovid it!an, are and di - et:1(141y cinv.l; .:t•., 3,, whether ariain.: \tin P .acc h .ns li an tsi•tt:h • et, : .S•ttee W chntate-., or a st•cof tin n, t•to oneu t.:.• haprily puts mai by Ow yonth nt both st•Xe,. tIJ . sterility or 1..a.0 era., an.l in •Iten , "i..r a nitalinrnu- Itstn ..; net. vous diseasn, tf lest ttniey rt.:notified, ternimatt. to t.i•Le and c•fisuruptton In dal alistrrl•.u.i.; state of , attilvidney, wlttlll.-r rosatz:quotee of such baneful • t.t aesmi; from any tither Gin's., by which tl.e l ewer, t' utiun h v etxte ente.••••l.-..1, :.s Meiotic-is nf the It of FAirgenns t.r Loti.1()", they otter a tiara, saiu,antS. :e.ta:•!y rewS,- ration to ROU11:1 V." Ater:re. Gtv.•i reclusivtly l•rifnising the curs at to te pars-cid:lr cnr.:l•7 ‘, to order that they rr:T :Jo be. !! a mist:A.:lt ft w, n.-. 1 .c..1 with the ohlogny so jti, , tty atti:ht.: to the le,tutra.:t think It tailt ISWICr •,) to ate 'aka thvi hay.- lotTerly ! said tt•:t.. : I Oita t v branch u• I.c,fe-sion fc , :rtitica'es of wlti..4 o Hos; ;•:.ss, an i •.•:-etittortials troto tae nth r etottwr.t. they :tato, to cm•wittee any infitca.ej :• :•, trot , : •ho first itAticed them (is.: • t's. • •. • t i'n.c.titi , ..t7l, at. t :.e;• t:... 7 1.r.•••‘• .• • C^:.••i!"3te a lair rfcr.t.•l tor the a..ifnce!imed tvt: b ' w't•th they hay.•, t y •he Mt 1!‘, ,•4 a !no; lid t.rtw-ra..e !ILN st:pei:nr :n r•innvl Ytatrid e.amo.iti , - • '..1(-v.t.-ves cr .....!1 . !.....tit!•7 • • r, .11 •,!• ; at,. 1 :.! r S' -re :•2 • • ant.... cf Ito ort . periOrrna care to •lOre tt•••: .e moat. () treztswnt ..71 7 ••••• 1: rS:.. : k:l•Avn •.0 tail ira t•lar t-.1:t: 4 • r 13,4 reri nilty prrior. •"! ' rl. I , .tv•! vve3 .oter Vt . 7:: .I*.• oltu . i•1•.• ••::!•••: rl , ot: trar I.! ion •rs without rei t, • ty!. r r : t l'atient• elf tr.t!a..r c:•a, witt. • 4t7L:lti.; , tht • , ..• e• '; .0 t . an ! 1 ~!, t .::ara to, ar.tl a:tierce .c.:a ...:• ..) -•- :1• 1 ...1 A. I:.;:vere—t-re. 0 : • M.\ f RINION V. A !). -%.(; V, should Le founsl.l:;on ^ s 7 5 ? i 4 o'l , ll kl!•;Uelle-1 ill!‘)L!!! StIC 111rt1t t . . • .1- .1 [A !t•: O'Colt.l; , trlS W01.11411 ': o: !:reat rl nut , t,c rank t , ) the s ' Arine of Wia , Ch ;• I , lt, • . 14- : •)t C a: on . a : . ..a"va!l - 41 rot •t: Fevir::it• • a cot rri tow' i• to ,1 • thty 1 , •t! %Am:P.2llc.; %yar;L:t of Su! t• • 0 , 3. : ti.i..srtt,r, : id.:y to tl• th•lw w: t'-e 1:: • t!t: t . illlll WhICII 111.1UC '3 NI : ! - it IF, cats, to .ti:co r! t •ir 71y to th • Ift cart: cti th.• 1.1:3e15t., Lilt: L.. •JIAM I•it!.; I •rd0.!11 •-••41 h r .:. Eatol:IVIIC of tIt•!hy..:.1111 C.! - by u, • iv, .., A bi• L h e i.:coo,o4 . r:trL scbo•il b •y, brirgN 4111 I ;WU' I.ll.•ltz•iett.: e, O:At p.:kteat or colt:: trr Nl4' rt:::::•:1:1 state. The successful result of their plan, gives ihent at:Ji:iotial.n - dour to oppose tie ravages of these tempi:Ems, which Jrelh••II:•It in portatit an the catalo,gue of human [Arlon ie.. It beliove. ev:o y peroon who has indulged in this split ary vice to se, k relict !,y suiting pronnoional at ton of eminence and h 4:our, : • ..t CUKItIE and Co. claim the satic,itio of scin,64l), autt,rey„ as well as the testimony of unetuuradicied fax. piort,iag :he cure of these complaitits, they hold out I'o •'s vice ; but, te . 9;;iLle, as all oleo miss . br, or :he eAo•t:i.; ,- of su . 16 calamities, they offer their assistmsee as re tultrly toluzar Ntr ben of the Royal Colleges of Surgcon..if l ..mion anti ; 1 .,ti0har.),., Slight ant recent Cati.tli of Syphilitic infeerion ate radicaby atire4 in the short spavr of two ;lays. Tho,e of the 'ml4 duration, such as Oboriotions, inveterate Stricture., the times, OleetN, &c. are rrfnanently and s i nieL:;iy c;:rva. —Sevetal Noblonen and thrtitlenien of the first et•llt:' 0:'.1 I' l have been under the care of Messrs. Cu ROUE and Cc,. :or :Et rd. gayagt Al gal cosuplabsts of the urethra, strictures, &a ant Lile; received a radical el all— per:11311eIlt Cure, rellltett :hat ruf.:,:l:- may he made to then', a: satisfactory evnleec-.:s of the di...1..1 auprriority of M.-..r.rn Create and Co.'s Wail of traatai-:.: Marty of these (ien ler ivit ha.: vrictures from feu to years, aro.l were titular t ;le car.: of Nit roi•s. 1;4 and other surimins wt: attc!n; fed Eh• r c 're by the t•I the 1.4 .t. 1 . i•luntt 11.11 d Co. h .Ve 4e1e.:1•7..1 1 C 1.10%.:•• !c•7rr fr. many they ant dit.ly front (;.....utmost. Let • them think. f.r thur re.itit rioa t t a ).etsi and • . heaAh. It was sent Lit dicta. t.:•..doillCLeJ, •ite .."I • Net& Earl. who W.! :atnetted under Ow -;rto,ivr. painful malady for tot year+ teen t ui trultelt:ll Stitt; .11:i to: ;• oft: it...la I erainen.• t: V. Ir • afforded itiru perniat .•: roiet ; but from t, c styeti.. - : I Inatome adopted at 1 i.etuted Mews. C...rta;: scS la Ze ceived aradical rare shot.: car tit..e.b. '` 1i y vitt. "To Pr. CURRIE, its 7, liatton.gaislert. 'A I.sted ••••• feels treat ph-ottte it: to.rnidnicasirs 1.. 21. Currie tie pert ect re-tLiabaslintenctui ! iista::l4 in co:no • of his mile. and adoritial...e tramiert e.i :•• ri:cures sit ;i:e LS: t. • • liemay a:IL that h nos rat f. - many y.:.trs er; syc.l so r ••• comfort and freeda:t, :VW 1 , 3 E! ; er.ten ens so • his having nbtaole...„,..lr.A•:,ti hi, b> 1i at: 3:tVG! . OII, •.• • radical cure of that 1. rvid complarot. .4.• he was no: as. •••• to the manner that oth,•rs treste4 ;he eoia?taint, l r ho. irto power, trout a fair tr... 1 and a . I . lq CC111.0.111,041, to pay du: ••• bute of applause t.t 1;r. Curti.. uh he se:tsasty shall t'ver be must se•!! • • By an early appl•cat.o.. to My...fp. s.:olro.• ans: ,:ta. tar ~ : ••:v will esca,;A: the pato, d.tr. r, ; use of :3;:t; atta tta attendance upon k t•Nis. ; ievC4:.! pfs.:t itiosers. Married ',Vi in who liaise I•toir :ken d.sappoltutid 4,04 expectations of a family, twty h.• a:sor.:•!, dui: to i i t• . s• such detects are curable * , y Medical skill; and • moval of such impedim as b.t an ohjsct ui 1.1.• ! ! tainty With other', yet th.• core of tueit d e itcts, ey •- • progress of re . tioV.lliCril, is t !lc ::1: e:heitt t sx,• Mes.ra Celt It .tt Sea, whit the vrttatest Ft •it 1:‘,13.);•1', .it tm. 4r I:.a'. 3 1 : e 7 P:at a l i t i e t i a d i t t t m s n i r u t:r : e h j e r i j i c f k- o l i l u: v n i try „ ,:it . tici Piing :Sr parti.olars os . ntedicine+, the same will lie I n n g c t i y7t::;tl dom. To ensure that secrecy so t jai to their tiol!t•r: the poitage of aeon's may be added to the aectisitit lot 111. (talc , ' 107, Motor tiarsies. 141G11 WI" Eit AY' LONLXI:4 To-Nitm Morning Alteration .o . tcr 4 ; co, k'tta 4 LONDON: Printed by Laves Kra r, Pickett Pact; pablbhatl there, and at the star Oc.rme Tamer Var. 1 :P. L ri~ - 1 0