Star. — London, England, 1815-08-30 00:00:00

'V .LONDON M4RKA7S. &c. .411GLIST •41:). Corrnte.—The large sale of India cotton attracted great attention last week ; the whole quantity went cff with sp rot, and neatly all w!nt for the consump tion of the country ; the parties,' ars wrie (cubject to the duty vitally Id. per lb.) 15 hales Madras 2.. (3d.; 5 Besizils very ,uperior 2014. ; 3,980 do. good 16i I. a I ; 1,529d0. very ordinary and middling 110. a 10+ 0 1.; 27 do. damaged Ind. and 161 d. and sub. ject to the duty of 2d; 20 superior SurAts at 2s Id, making 5 556 bales ; 20 of the Bengals were resold on Saturday at an Advance of id. The other sales of the week 50 bags Pernanitmcco at 2s 10d; 160 Bahia: 2s 6id a2s7d ; 186 Minas at 2s 6d ; '207 Orleans, verl. ordinary to good, 230 a 201,1; 30 very good Boweds at 23d ; lii9 St. Domingo's, very ordinary waste to good fair, 191 d a 2s 3d ; and 400 Bengals (subject to the duty of 2d) very ordinary to Itir, at ISid a 15d. The market is still without any adequate supply of Cotton, the inquiries continue extensive, and the holders of small parcels decline selling, except at a considerable advance, in consequence little or no bu siness was effected yesterday. The reports from the Continent state a great advance on Cottons. 44 I.lvaiteom. Almost. 26.—During the greatest part of the week the sales of Cotton continued ex: tremely limited, and American Cottons experienced a decline of nearly Id per lb. ; yesterday, however, there was a very Feely demand, and. considerable bils , ness wa% done in Boweds and Oilcans, on specu lation, at about id per lb. above what could have been obtained earl) , in the week, and the market his now rather a, favourable appearance. Since our last there have been sold '2,700 bags Bowed, middline, to good, 2td a Wit, wi th 50 bags selected at '?`li d 1,000 Oilcans, f tir to prime, 2s a2s 20; 80 Sea Islands, middling to good fair 2s 84 a 8; 20 do. stAioed 2s Sd pond ; 175 Carriacobs good 2s 6J a 2s ; 200 Pernams, ordinary to good. 2s Bid a 2s 10d; 260 Maranhams good 2s 8d ; 20 Mines good 2s 7d ; making 4,451 flags, and we make little or n" alteration in our qumations." _ _ SVGA W.. —The demand for Muscovades continued wry i.rnitesl last week, and the fe 4: bales that were effected were a shade under the fete currency ; the quantity SA.— id w;ts, however, so trifling, that a gene ral. decline cannot b: stated : two or three boat ds of middling Sugars were purchased about Is. lowwr than what had been previously demanded ; line Mimeo v.tties are again getting scarce, and were last week enquired after by the exporters. There is apparently a grea:er inclination to pur- chase t..day, nut the business is gill very limited, and chiefly iu the better descriptions; the paces ate tr. varied. In the Refined market Lumps continue , ' to be bought up. deliverable in all September ; Critsheki Sugars, ready for i?nmediate shipping, were not to be had under 945. and fora fine parcel we believe 1006 was realized ; Ilambro' Loaves were in more request. The Foreign mails of yesterday and this morning appear to have brought considerable orders ; more business doing ; go ds exceedingly scarce ; no al, teration can be stated in the currency. The orders are stated to be limited as to price. The demand for Foreign Sugars continue to in-, crease ; the stock of Havannah Sugar is about 7,000 chests : the weekly deliveries for export continue about 5 to 6JO cheits ; last week several sales were made ; the late prices were fully maintained; the inquiries aft, r Brazil Sugar continue; thereis no al ter . in Cla)eds. L. F. continues to fluctuate really ; the prices Of LA4I. India declined 1 ist week 6. a Ii; ; West din s Bte. 2s a 4s. The large sale at the India House consisted, of nearly 28,000 bags ; and it is estimated that about two-thirds of the quantity brought for ward were entirely sold ; sound pale Cheribon IN a 78s; Bourbon (of which the quantity was limited) 80s a 86s; middling light yellow Java 80s a 82s. land brown 85s a 665. Of West India, .41tc. Coffee ast week there were 1,58 i casks and 1,581 bags brought forward, ordinary Jamaica 63s a 68s, good 696 a 71i, - and fine ordinary, in exteresive parcels, iss d 751, middling fits ; 140 lihils fine middling Jamaica 97s a 995. We lately observed the fine deseriptionk are apparently scarce, several import =arks, which used to be very fine Coffee have lately turned out very indifferently ; the prices of fine Coffee have been fully maintained, 80 hhds middling Dominica in last week's sale 92s a 91s; very little Deitch coffee lately brought forward ; 866 bags St. Domingo found no offers, and were all withdrawn at 81s ; and 140 barrels Havannah at 755. i Pstovistons.—The approach of the shipping season' bas had a considerable effect on the market last week ; good Beef for export in request, and our highest quotations have in some instances been realized. The purchases of Pork have been con. siderable ; the market is improving. There has been more demand for Bacon, but an advance on the prises cannot be anticipated. The continued and ' extensive supplies of Dutch Butter have damped the demand for the Irish; the market is'howeveritendy.' Rice.—Tliere continues to be inquiries after Caro. lies Rice, a fine parcel was taken last week at 545. we believe 16 be divided amongst the grocers. Consr.,--T!iere was a good supply of bath old and new English Wheat in• yesterday's market, Which met a ready sale, much about the currency of last wee', but not then attainable; the inquiries after Wheat undtr the King's lock . increases considerably, several sales were-effected, and the holders now look with considerable confidence for an improvement; the accounts from the Continent report that the har vest has been generally deficient, the crops not well got home, from the distracted state of the country, and that the consumption will be greatly increased from the Allied troops in France, and from the waste to be expectid even more than the reported deficiency; we do not give these as the light reports of the mar ket, but from the sources of the best information. Barley was heavy, and Vs. lower. The samples of fine fresh Oats sold readily at the prices of last week, but every other deicription was exceedingly heavy. No alteration in Beans.- Boiling Peas may be quoted 2s. loWer. The business effected in Rape or Linseed was very limited. The supply of new whit. Mus tard Seed was exceedingly great, and we believe the whole remains - undisposed of; there was also at mu. ket one sample of the brown. SALE of Dauoa, Ike. at the INDIA Hours—Private Trade-3 cks. Arsafedita £l3 ss: ; 1000 Marble . . 11•....11... Slabs.lo.sl. to 12.55. per lot of 180 slabs ; 398 chests! Mother of Pearl Shells 46 a 416 ss. ; I lot Ebony ISt.' 293 cwt. Red Saunders 171. to 18s.; 4 lots Sapan Wood 184 6,1.....pr0n1ege-164 thesis Assafedita. 20s. to 11 Is.; 4 lots Ebony 20s. to 21s. ; 828 cwt. Red Sunders I7s. to 275.; 4 lots Sipa; Wood 15, to 15s 6d ; 3767 ps .Banca Tin t 6 to £7 51. and 2 lots R 5 per cwt. FRUI r.— In Fruit there has been a little business doing this week ; several small parcels of Currants have been so!cl. _ _ . weretwo public sales of Plantation Cocoa last week, the first consisting of 482 bags, chiefly Trinidad ; the prices for the best £lO a £lO Is; Surinam ses 2s 6d. The other sale 54 bags Trinidad Cocoa was withdrawn, without any offers being made." SALTPETRE. -- At the India House 62 tons Com pany's 90s a 104 s ; 11 tons at 100 s a 102 s Gd. SPICES.—The East-India Company have declared for sale 50,000 small bags of Privilege Pepper for 22d proximo, and a large sale of Spices for the Sd October. The demand is in consequence, for the present. very limited. Pepper, however, maintains the late currency : last week above 700 bags Privi lege sold at RV and 10id ; 276 bags Pimento sold at boo a 101 J : and 215 bags found few offers, the greater proportion being withdrawn about the same prices. 00.s.—There are parcels of new Greenland Oil offering at 0142, but we believe no business has yet been effected. old All ; tne . :4Mrchasers do not yet submit to . the advance if Oils demanded by the holders, on' account of-tfie unsuccessful fishing; the total quantity imported last year was 19.400 tons Oil, this season (as far as the reports can yet be given with accuracy) the amount is about a half; many of the vessels are not yet arrived ; thi number of ships above 140 sail. Rape Oil may be quoted a shade lower. In other descriptions there is little variation. Asims.—The market continues without any sup plies of American Pot or Pearl Ashes ; several arri vals of Russian; but a considerable proportion was, we believe, sold on arrival: no pater's yet appear At market under the last realiz-d price 01 70s. NAVAL STOIIES.—••The arrivals of Rough Turpen. tine bon) America to this port continue.ineonsidera hle ; the parcel of French at market cannot be owed at any variation in the price.demanded ; Spirits town drawn, may be quoted at a decline. Archangel and Stockholm Tar, from the late extensive arrivals, may he stared at a decline of 2s. the market heavy; in American no alteration. Pitch continues to decline. Rosin unvarird. Coat Ls.—Yesser day's mat ket--Naircasmt—Ben •io:, 595, Coxlodge 42s a 42, 6d, Pontop Windsor's 393 6d a 40,, l'anfield 42s 6J, Walls End, Bell and Co. 46s 9J, Walls End Bewicke 45s 6d, Walls End ilrown's 4 1 s 6J, Walls End Russell 45s t Willing ton 455. Hew., FLAX, and Tatamtv.—The depression of Hemp has been so very great that the market ap pears now improving ; yesterday considerable busi. nest was effected about £45. There was also more demand for Tallow, but no alteration in the prices. Flax without any variation. By the last accounts from St. Petersburgh the Exchange was about 114. rom Masvracrunes.—The manufactures of Cotton were never in a more flourishing situation than at the present period ; the warehouses of Man chester and Glasgow have been nearly cleared, and the small stock on hand held, we believe, at a ccaisi deiable advince. Several purchasers have, we un. derstand, come to this market to pick up the small parcels which had been previously forwarded for sale; the sales for the American market are extensive. We have heard much of the rising manufactures of that ,ountry, more especially of Coarse articles ; but we take the report with much - allowance: in fine goods there cannot be avompeation with the superior fa. brics of Britain; and in the inferior we are given to believe, that in thadistriets for manufacture in Ame rica, their most inferior raw material cannot be pur. chased, at the lowest under lod. per lb. ; the labour is much higher; the 'price, however, no doubt, will vary with the accounts of the markets in this coun try ; but we hare taken the lowest rate at which it is reported it can be cultivated. The India Compzny have lately been extending the import of Bengal Cottons,' which serves every purpose for manutac. Curing of coarse goods, till the late rise it was *Ad here without duty at 94d. a 10d. per lb. subject theriSO a duty of 2d. per lb.; it is reduced to Id. 'since the 6th July, so that the manufacturer, when the present scarcity is removed, will have the raw mate vial for coarse cloth nearly at the lowest rate in Ame rica; wages much lower, and very superior machi. acre ; we, therefore, even question the rivalsbip in coarse cotton goods. The Order in Council inserted. in last Saturllay's Gazette equalizes all duty on ar ticles the production of the United States, whether imported or exported in British or American vessels $ it is putting the latter on a favourable footing. The Import duty on Cotton will, of course, be Id. per lb. : the export of this manufacture is estimated a t 1.7 L millions value annually the import of the raw ma terial last year year about 283,000 bags, the export to the Continent 22,000. Toaacco.—The market continues to improve, and the stock quite insufficient for the .demand; the ex port orders are considerable; there has also appeared a speculative demand.—Maryland in cargoes conti nue offering at 60s. manifest weight.—Virginia at 6.55. s 701. for the Continental Markets, and I Id. a 124 d. for parCels to this port. Mal t BRANDY, and Hou.anns..The exports. of Rum are very considerable; last week 703 puncheons, chiefly to North America. The market continues heavy. Brandy has declined on account of the fall in France.—Litttle variation in Geneva. AMICAN PRODUCL—We are-under the necessity of omitting African Produce for want of space; Ele phants' Teeth may be quoted loWer. Paranoia or Insuaarcit.The only alterations in the Premiums are Holland, Hamburgh, and. the Baltic, a shade lower. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Paris 1 day's da. 22 00 I.lv. Naples. - - 4S Ditto, 2 Us. .22 20 Lisbon, - - 364 Bourdeams,da. 22 lie Oporto, - • Id Madrid, 39 Effect. Dublin . - 11 Cadiz. 39 Ef f ect. Cork, • • 11 Amsterdam. 9 U 34 $ B Palermo, 1201 Ditto at sight, 34 2 Leghorn, Set Rotterdam, e. I. JO 13 II U Genoa, 414 Hambargi s 32 6 lieU Venice, ti C. Lie. Picc Altana, 32 i f 241 4 : ineffeve perLates 23 10 A#o on tke Bank of 2 per cast. POLIC4. • MANSION HOUSL--Yesterday. the case wherein Anse Savvy was charged with robbing Mr. Askew, of Grantham of between • three and four thousand pounds, and Sward Hart, as an accessary, was finally investigated.—lt will be recollected that on the occa- , 'km of an interview, between the prosecutor artil fe male pritoner, previous to the first examination, she insionated. that upon certain conditions, she would make him " a happy man." This intimation was more fully explained a few days back, when she • pro. posed to the prosecutor that he should withdraw pro ceedings and perform his 44 promise of marriage," in consideration of the lull restoration of his property. — The proposal,- after considerable reflection, was ac ceded to, and the prosecutor having announced his intention of a non-prosecution, the prisoners were dis- charged upon their own recognisance of future ap pearance, in case the property was not duly restored. Agreeably to this arrangement the ftreseemtor and the prisoner left town in a post chaise together, for Grant. ham, where, upon their arrival, the former led Mr. Askew to the place where the prop frty was caneedleJ, and he was put in possession of the whole of his lost property, amounting to two thou:and pintas in gold, and about Xl4OO in bank notes. The removal of the money was fully confessed by the prisoner Surgey, but denied having taken it with a felonious, or any other intent tan that 'of inducing the prosecutor to maw her.--information, by letter, to this effect, having been yesterday laid before the Loan m A son, and the prosecutor expressing himself satisfied upon the subject, the complaint was dismissed. Peace Las been proclaimed between the Glasgow 0. P.'s and the Manager of she Ti.eatie, by the Dramatic Monarch having given up hi, demand of increased prices on the nights of Miss O'NEILL',B per formance ; the 0. P.'. having signed a round robin, not again to enter the House unless their wishes were complied with. Saturday se'nnight as Mr. ALEXANDER BUItRAGE wl•as walking to the falls of Clyde, be went down to the channel of the river, a little above Corra Lin, where its breadth in summer is little more than two yards. It is supposed he had slipped from the edge of the rock for his companion, hearing some noise, looked round, when he had totally disappeared in the rapid entrant, and his hat only was to Oe seen on the surface. Every exertion to recover his body had been ineffectual when last accounts came away ; and it is thought that the body is gone below some of the un dermined rocks, as the narrow current he fell into runs into a large bacon, of very great depth, partly surrounded by the high rock on which the old castle of Corra-house stands. Mr. BunitAGE was a native of Ipswich, and went to Scotland about a year sinte, to teach in the Laticasterian School of New Lanark. Thuisdave'unOlt, Joseph Amble:, a .corporal in the Ist .Ittgiment of Fort G.:ards, got up in his sleep, and leaped out of 1 charnber.w:ndow, at a public house, at Quarry Hill, Leeds, and was dreadfully bruised by the tall. H‘: was taken to the Infirmary, where, after lingerin. i .: a few days, he expired. He was buried with militar. honours. • _ • Friday se'nnighr, as Mrs. Walton, of the Blue Bell public house, in NoilanA, near Halifax, was returning trom Halifax, along with her daughter, in a one horse cart, the horse took fright and ran away, when both were thrown out at the top of Washer-lane, and the cart went over them. The daughter had her arm broke, and Mrs. IValton was killed on the spot. On the 11th inst. a fine boy, about five years of age, son of Robert Boyd, currier, in Linlithgow, had both his hands torn off, a little above the wrists, by the pinions of a wheel upon the top of a bark His arms were so much shattered, that both.liad to be cut off near to the elbows, and the boy is in a fair way of recovery, Thursday, at a farm in the neighbourhood of- Co. linton, a child was killed, by getting entangled in the machinery of a threshing machine. Yesterday evening, a fine boy, between-.six and seven years of age, son of Mr. Jones, of Austin. Friars, in attempting to get behind one of the Hackney stages, while passing along Threadneedle -street, fell with his head on the spikes, one of which entered his head, arid killed him on the spot. Flax.—Monday moraing, a fire broke out at No. 7, in Castle -street, Westminster, which destroyed the same and slightly injured Elliot's brcwhouse, as - well as one or two houses adjoining. A child, which waif sleeping in a room in which the fire commenced, was rescued from the most imminent danger by the intrepidity of a fireman, who bravely ventured his own life Oh the occasion. Last Thursday the chapel at the East India Col lege was consecrated by the Bishop of .Lortuos who was accompanied to tha t Institution by the girl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHE• QUER, and the Right Hon:Jahn SULLIVAN, and was met there by the Chairman, and several of the Direc tors of the East India Company. After toe usual service on such occasions, which several lof neighbouring Clergy and Ladies attended, and an able appropriate discourse preached by the ltev. Dr. BATIZN, the Principal of the College, a good f art of the students received confirmation kohl the Bishop. DUBLIN, Auchst 25.—Oar Readers recollect that it was op the 9th that the late much-lamented Mr. HAwrtionic met his death. Ot A 250 in Bank of England Post Bills, which he had in his possession, he was robbed. Those notes were not suffered to re main any length of time in this country, for it al,. pears by a letter received from the Bank , that they were presented for payment on the 13th, and ex-' changed for small notes. The person who presented them was a femalb, who styled herself " Mary Byrne." We are sorry to state the loss of the Endeavour, Captain RICHAIRD.NON, which sailed from Cork on the 2d of June, and continued her vayage till die 9th of July. The weather being very thick, and 4 heavy fog, she got on shore on the Horn Rock, near Cape Bullard, Newfoundland, where she continued to beat a considerable time—the wind coming round to the I westward, she drove off into a little adjacent Cove, having six feet water in the bold, her rudder beat off, and being bilged, she was hourly.expected to go to pieces when the last accounts came away. The crew and passengers were saved. She was bound toQue hec, with a valuable cargo of wines, spirits, ter, Wef, pork, linen, canvas, &c.—Letters from Ferryland (Newfoundland) state, that very little hopes *ere entertained of any part of the cargo being saved. DIEM On the I kb Incr. Mr. William Mtl,linligaril dale An-04.. 1 Clay cress Derbyshire. He was his.ily etigired at •riduls tweets (it hdng the feast week) and mach company In in. he dropped down and instairly expired, being In apparan ~,d health but a kw minute, before. Sunday se'nnight Mr. Ss; an, fanner, of Litigate, Ruff J ; walking in apparent gored health, he w.s. MCC by a n who ir.quired how he did ? I o which lOr : , wan ants rre.l..- thank (Suds, I never was better." No mewed had the re I , y his lips, Chan lir caught hod ot his It iehd, and stdsk to the 1. to breath no ntore. At Cullen,on the 25th tilt. A'es Duffus, in the 47th veer of his age. This man was reniarkuhle :or the strewth of his mit talon, and for the clearne.s an , soundness of his tin lei rot. tag. 'lts mina! tie retained 1.1 lull vireir to the v, 1111 l mews of his ryis.eyee ; Red hi . ii.ultly health was su-4. a• h, enable him to wail( about till the very day of his death h few hours before ti at event toi k he WO, is'. ,;„.. t with a Itiend who lia•I come to c :It for I int tii Frig hi It • v . 4 chair. after his temperate meal, he calinly espial, us is a g c vl i slumber. HICKNIAN'b TN the various compl.tints incident td the frame, there are none wore Brea Bulbs their ntrurc, not 1,.. 4* alarming in their consequences. then S PAIN) in the BACK, LOINS, BLAIM)F.R, and I 1 .'4- BA(;O. They are complaints to which every pen in is 1,01,.. an d are a rumination tot every other species of Dismilt-r. th e above invaluable Med.cine composed of the racist iiint,cesit gredients, lI,JS been found of singular efficacy, In the :ittvolt• plaints; removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and lia!ti I.;a i g every pernicious tendency to th.Se disorders, witl•i•.it went. Fiem a consciotrt ss ut tite powerful qu.ffit:. o f cl u e 's Pills, fully evin- ed by a private rroctice t•f neatly )t3ri, t h, i are offered to 'Ow afflicted, and riaomm, tided as 2 Cure flu the above complaints. Sold wholesale aad retail at Mr. Boticr's, 4 ,Checri:(l-, corer of St Paul's Ch.irch- yard ; and retail Ly Brian• and Mawr, mouth; Ilan, liar.ling, arid Johnson, ilogport ; We. A . Mallory. Joues. Portsea;*frewman, Exeter; Cook wor l.y,' eille,(iilbert,and Holland, Ply ni loth; and Macdonald, Cla%gnw ; Smith, Nlanderston, and War burn; Edinburgh ; Crut well, Bath ; Boas 25c Peck, 11.11; Cr, Edward- and Penny, and Billinge, Live•r u ool; Stains Manchester; Bowen. Norwich ; Knott and 11111, Btrr. Gregory, Brighton; Whit:, Brighton; lfot4; Roach. Plymouth Dock; and must Medicine V rulers, in Nom at ips. cod. rack. 1!) THOM it*, 1 AY1.014, Lbi yBE leave to inform you, that ever since the teat 11740,1 had been afflicted with the I.wen Vcnerea, 'r It/obstinately resisting every coo vie of medicine prescribes! f y: bs most eminent of the tr:Lity here, awl owlergoing sever.ll so:, es courses of salivation and twice discharged from t Le 110.pit . 4 0 ,...% little raid, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. !a the spring of last year my discr. 4 .er had gat to such a hea& as nearly to put a period to my existeace. In this state, I was its commended by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received sogrear a ( - ere ,hy them here,) to take your Leake s latent Pills, wkich I Nos to do on the gt;th May ; in the course of a fortnlgle I btu& to receive benefit, la little more than. a month 1 became : ty your liberal. advice and medicine, perfectly fete iron, my frt. mer conapiair ts, have recovers e. my fornier spirit% and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state hselng eatithA 61 many months to the astonishment of all v. ho knew me, I i.ll at alts, in what terms to ezpres my gratitude, o - a beg yni.,e the good of other s•ifr,ting -Mortals., .make tha .ns ca :as public as possible, al :Lot an every oes..ision—in s.. loatg will Lreatly obilge,Sir, jour grattful vi.‘t”lient et ty Itumbh sat. vanf, ALEX. :,:11d.kk.it. _ _ _ BWan's Close, I iigh-strent, Etbdsurg i. _ Prepared and sold by ae trite Proprietor, Thomas Taylor; Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, as his tows No. 9, New Bridr..-:;refit. They are also sold by Ws appoln:r.c.it, at the Perfumer's, Ns. 35, St. 'll:mu's...meet, Pail Mali ; the Tor-shop, No. Id, Oh ; Mr. 1/ibbormagfes, N 0.7, Fiall-street-1213;rearly posite the N'.• minter:lt ; and by une rerann in eery con-, !tr ..:e town in 1 7 .nglami, e: in boxes only 2s. id. each, itale:111;:.w :h fulland I lain air wliereby perfume of either sex may . ere ;hawk-Web w tb ease anu -•erecv. • N.B. I very Box soMin Crtr.e Brlt:.!ti L. sealed up with. ssrtip which, by favotrvof tblConin, :.rooms, is printed at the Star.. le. VffiCes 6 . 1% Tai Int. tin. j . Wu w lkiitri-s MARRIAGE - should he else fouhaltins . fit s at e,4 : . !applies, which is often disturbed thrOugh ttic partiestL ie form the anion, nut taking those precautions which would mere; them the enjoyment of that great dbniestia bleed eg. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock: hut, wbett the constitution kas been tainted by dist ace, or eglelitatsdhy a certain habit cOntraeted at en early age, a renovation of stainfl.y previous to entering that state isenilspensably requisite to r.e.ve the siumbeting spark: of life ' an I to reanimate the system. no disorders hive contributes' more essentially to destroy e neal happine'ss than those which are the coesecieence of urgiesra 4 pleasure. It was this consideration which induced llessrs RIE and Co. for their last 30 years, to direct the;r studies.ed attention esclusive'y to the ireatmeet and core of the V•xii-:11 Disease, aud - the did .tilers arising therefrom—a; el-.• to •he J.,- mpgrment o the sys em produced by the :testi uctive habit oft t itscomiderateischoolehoy, which brings on those dis:retoing titles and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Matrintasid state. The successful result of their plan, gives 'Lem a:Whig:sal a:• dour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are theta important in the catalogue of human infirmities. It behoves cf ty person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek relief hv..sait suiting professional men of eminence an d hisnour, to whie4 CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of segolastic autlwriti, as well as the testimony of tincontradieted facts. di p:oeocie the cute of these complaints, they hold out t.o indecent :it is Vice ; hut, sensible, as all men must be, of the efisteiler os calamities, they otter their Assistance as regularly educated ;dente ben of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and f e holeir t b. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infcction ate radically ct.red in the short twice of two days. 'those of the mast ob . :in:: 1 duration, Ascii as Obstructions, inveterate Strictures, l'anis the Bones, Glects, &c. are permanently and speedily care' , —Several Noblemen arid Gentlemen of the 11N: reseectalsiii fi have been under the care of Messrs. Cult ate and Co. ler the f's moval of complaints of the urethra, strictures, &c. ; an! hasirs received. a .radical and permanent cure, request that refs may be made to them, a* satisfactory mode:ices of the &ciao. superiority of Messrs. CUR ale. and Co.'s W o n of I:ea:Meta- - Many of these Gentlemen had strictures from tun to to-.:) yeark, and were under the care of Messrs. Home, ' and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attetur..i' :Lek by the application of the lunar cetistic, without eCe . S. Mein CURRIE and CO. hive 'OW:OA the 1011 - .)%e leg letter &Poi the many they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, next *. them thanks. tar their restoration to soand sold vii . 1 ' health. It was sent to them', from tite PO" A' : Noble Earl, who had lahoutel 'melee tl.is distressive painful titularly for ten years :—he had been tinier the i'rt of several Sorecous of profess!onkl tnniffepee, none of afforded him permanent relief; but from the seperior treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie mid Co. Le le. ceived a radical cure in the short space of one month. " May DI, MO. 1. To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton.gardeis. as Lord Icels great pleatute in communicating t' Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in cnnstiata' of his miltrand admirable treatment of Stricture. in thet!,etitra. He may add, that he has not for many years et.jo)e.l so 11 1 "d' comfort and freedom front pain ; and he entertain. au di.l 4 b' his having obtained, throug,h.his .1011 and atteoCon, a pa.et" radical cure of ;hat horrittcomplaint. As lie was n s . '" to the manner that whers treated the complaint, I.e ha 4 it .• power, Wont a fair trial and a just comparison, to pay th Bute of applause Dr. Currie wirch he set...l4y AA ever be most ready and willing to acknowleqe." Messes. Cu !title and Co. stiff be ron..niced by p .time' el O' er Sea, with the greatest safety and honour, at their boor Na 107, Hattoo-garden. Patients (n the country,describing the panic:llll2lot theitraw___: a g e, and mode of tieing, inclosing a remittance for a:.ticr medidnet, the same will be given Cr sent to any part 01 de kir, dom. To ensure that &crew/ so essential to their underiskinf• the postage of letters may be added to the account for m4o° o . 10/, Hatton Garden. HIGH W:liJ Morning Afternoon - _ 'n.)4144114140 V/ A 1.11/40014 - 6 minutes atter Il - • . 46 minutes alter I 1 . LONDON: Printed by Livei KENT, Picket' Pint; fuWished there, sad at the :tar Oake s T•omyk 13'r•