Star. — London, England, 1815-09-13 00:00:00

7NSATRE& Dauste-eassoe-The Comedy tf Tie liegoereee' ye* last night , represented. In this Piece; whale'a pro* • esteem is manifested for true piety, the specious thew of holiness which bad men stenetimesessnine, for the purpose of compassing the ,vilest ends, is exposed uith considerable skill and effect. 'Two alterations have taken place in the can of the characters. Mr. i Wateace and Miss KIELLT filled, for the first time, the parts of Colonel Lambert and Charlotte. Mr. WAI3.• &ACK sustained his character respectably. We have seen it better played, and it is passible that it might 1P worse represented. Miss Kat.ev, though• not much in the habit of penonating the fine Lade, per formed her part well. Her quarrels with Deed/ Were managed with provoking archness and vivacity. Mr. Dowroe's Conked/ is one of the finest pieces of comic acting • which the Modem Stage can beast. There is a cool .methodical regularity in Mr. Dow . ToN's movements, an appearance of the profoundest Humility in his inks, a whining smoothness in his manner of delivering the text, up to the moment when CattsvelPs infamy is discovered, perfectly de ' scriptive of the wretch, who conceals the most de praved passions beneath the garb of affected sanctity. His convert and creature, Maw. worm, was represen ted by Mr. Oxeitioty with much broad himour. The charatter of Old Lady Lambert affords hut 'few oppor tunities for the display ot. talent. Mrs. &AIMS rent. dered the part as amusing as it possibly could be made. She was extremely happy in giving that passage in' which the old devotee describes her feelings to be. so completely subdued, teat she could, without-emo tion, behold all her family expiring at her feet.— Atter the Comedy, a new Melt'-dramatic Romance, entitled The Magpie, or, the Maid of Palaiseaw, was peilotmed. The principal incidents of this Piece are precisely similar to those which we have already mi nutely described in our account of the Musical -Tarts of Tile Maid and the Moir e now performing at the Lyceum. The chief difference consists in Richard, a young soldier, and the son of the farmer with .whom Amens (the Maid of Palaiseau) resides; being, in the Piece performed at Drury-lane, given to her as a lover, instead of Blaiseau, a servant on the farm, and more distantly related to her master, who, in Mr. .Axeoeo's Drama, is introduced as her suitor. This al.erteloa brings the Meltedrame nearer to the stan dard mgt the original Freich Piece. Except in this point, the ploi, incidents, and, we may almost add, the language, of the two Entertainments now before the Town, are nearly the same. Some liberty ap pears to have been taken with the character of the which, in our opinion, is made too farcical.. The Piece, particularly where this partial judge is concerned, is essentially serious; and it is a pity that . its general tenour should be impaired by the intro duction of any thing in the shape cf ill-timed levity. In this respect, Mr. ARNOLD . is Drama clearly has the ecivantage. The Piece has been produced at this Theatre in a most splendid style. The scenery is exquisitely beautiful. The opening scene discloses one if the richest and must picturesque views which it is possible to imagine. • The concluding scene is also handsome. The original meld-diernatic music, composed by Piccoa, has been preserved. It .is, in every instance, delicately suited to the.businetsof the Drama, whether the passing scene be descriptive of enel-ncholy or of Mirth. The overture, selected from the works of BUTHOV h.NI by Mr. T. COOKE * is ex tremely heavy: it has neither nevelt/ nor variety to recommend it. The performers played with spirit, and kept up the interest of the Piece to the last mo nient. We have already noticed Miss iLLY'II An sttlie so fully, and in such unqualified terms of appro bation, that we deem irouly necessary, on this occa sion, to obeerve, that her acting last night perfectly warranted all the praises we,haveheretpfure bestowed on the admirable talents she displayed, in her per formance of this character at the Lyceum. Mr. ptvroti's Gera aiee was a fine representation of plain, Il;nest, rustic feeling. The Bail& was supported by Mr. MUNDIN with great humour. Mr. Kramer's Blaiweast, Mr. Oxasitite's Jew, and Mr. WALLACK'S Richard, deserved a very favourable mention. Mrs. Seaaxs hit off most happily the loquacity and petit lance of Dame Gervaite ; eor was she less excellent in those scenes where the display of feeling was neces sary—where the bitter recollection that the hapless situation of Amite has been produced by her conduct, harrows up the mind of her unhappy mistress with the most acute sensations of ;egret. The Ballet in troduced in the first act is very pretty ; and the exer tions of Mr. Oseest Bearatend Miss Sperm, were de servedlY admired. The Piece went off with great applause, and was announced by Mr. Ras (als sager) for representation on Thursday, with warm Sod universal applause. IiAYMARKET.—This Theatre closed last nightootf ter a short but very successful season, with use Co snedy of The H e i r a t L aw , an d t h e F arce of A Chip e the Old Mori. After the Play, Mr. Taisae . camit forward, and addressed the Audience, as follows: " LADIti *ND Gan rttesett---This Theatre, precluded log' dstind circusatances trim the mull exercise of lie hei r . deeds' so-night, after A very short season.• Annual acknownelidlislins N annual favours. have been so repeatedly uttered on this spot, thtr is now difficult to vary the expressions of gratitude; but I still requested by those Proprietors who conduct the performanceisit our Stage, to (Aftr their sincere and heartfelt thanks for the panto. • sage which you have bestowed upon their tabours, aid to aware you that your long and ;optioned support is indelibly impressed ippon their memory, .1 he Performers, Ladies and Gentlemen, are moat fully sensible of the cheering encouragenient which ydu have generously afforded to their exertions, and we respectfully bid you farewell." Miss O'Newt.'s matrimonial engagement it agaill re vived by general report, as an event likely to take place be!ore the foil of Me kef ! Mr. KEAN WAS engaged to perfoint Richard en Monday warning at Cheltenbam, and to appear ht the : evening in the character of Octavian, at GloticititirT INCGEDON is engaged, for the ensuing winter, it the Dublin Theatre. Next summer he embarks with 'Musical notes on an adventure to America. We are happy to Slid, that not the least accide,t occurred at the Rojal Cirri: on Monday night, al. though the pressure of the crowd exceeded any. thing we 114Ve witnessed for some time, owing to the gteat novelty of the Balloon, from which. Were slistribiated to the audience Ten Shares of Tickets, with num*. cons mottoes, illustrative of the Three grand Prizes of 4'so,ooo,stind the Four Prises of 5t120 , ,0030, in the present s nored Lottery, which will Milo diawieg 7th tinvetakw. LONDON MARK= NIPTEMBER 111 —— - _ Corrow.—Tlie — yricer lit •Cotrent — efifftlen e to id* prove,' the supplies being qiliitemaileitiatt' to theeti f tensire and increasing tonfompbon of the country ; a few prime Pernams having realined So high as Ss, fine Cottons continuing in great request. The total' sales of the' week are estimated at ISOO bags, vit.- 6()0 Pernambuceo at 2s. 9,1 d. a 2s. 11d. and a small parcel of prime at 35.; 200 Boweds 22d. ; 63-ar t leans 2s. Id. ; 265 Surinam* 2s. Std. a 2s. 1 lid.; 1a25 Barbadoes 2i. SJ. ads. 7fd. ; small parcels Ore *Sadao at 2s. Bd. i And .maicas at 2s. 6d. ; 80 Ben gals, of the Compaiieskite sale, went Offs at ;d. to +d. advance on the prices paid at the India House. " LIViRPOOL, Starr.!o.--Ordinary •Cattortt, are about J. lower, the fi a shade higher." SUGAR.—The alarm the Sugar market last week, occasioned by the digit ous news of the homeward bound Jamaica fleet, hided on the,.Wednesday ; and though the inquiries were considerable, yet little business was effected in Muscovades after that day, the market closing !serially at the currency of' Tues day ; there is apparently some considerable pur chases lately on speculation, and the shippers con tinue to make inquiries after the fine descriptions. There is more business doing this morning than during any day last week, with the exception of Tues day, yet the demand is without any briskness; two or three houses have sold 100 to 150 Mids. but the demand has not been general, several houses having eirected no sales whatever ; the prices are without any variation ; the deliveries from the warehouse last week for home consumption and export are 4.813 Casks. _ There are very considerable orders in town for Refined Sugars, yet the prices are considered by the exporters so high that little business has been effected; the quantity of goods ready for immediate shipping continue inconsiderable ; the buyers, in consequence, appear not inclined to purchase at present, both on, account of the goods exert cted at nurket in the course of eight or teu Jays, and atho looking for a decline in the currency. Contracts for goods to be ready in the beginning of October continue to be made IP some extent. Molasses 355. In Foreign Sugars considerable business continues to be effected ; we stated that the deliveries of Ha eannah . Sugars lately average about 600 chests weekly ' • they have s come more extensive ; the week ending 26th August; Above 1400 chests; the follow. ing above 1000 ; the stock on hand about 5000 in consequence of the rapid reduction of stock, the hol ders are demanding an advance, and, in several in stances, are reported to have obtained it ; Brasil Su gars are also inquired after; we mentioned in our last a parcel of about 700 casks Martinique Clayeds pin to public sale, and withdrawn on account of the uncertainty whether they would be. allowed by Go vernment for home consumption on paying the duty; they have since been nearly all sold for exportation, the finer descriptions, strong 3rne, selling at algi. short price, would have probabl) sold to refiner:much above what could be obtained from the shippers v as the whole were uncommonly strong Sugar, and, well l suited for refining. The market this forenoon continues brisk for Fo reign Sugars; two parcels of White liavannals. 60 chests each. were sold at Stils- t Brazil be stated higher than our quotations. 635. medlar: a Brown bcrard, Yellow 665. a 725. ordinary Whits 164. a 80s. two sales of good White at.Bl3s. Courses—The Coffee market tooting fluctuating, and a steady rather than an extensive demand ; the quantity brought forward to public sale was veep considerable, consisting of 2639 casks and IMO bags; the ordinary' descriptions went off, at the clam of the week, a shade higher; the fine quite out of proportion to the lower qualities ; we have lately mentioned the apparent scarcity of fine Coffee ; lam 'week 21 casks fine middling Jamaica sold at and IS casks,.nearly the anise quality, but a fines bloom. sold at 119 s. and 119 s. 6d. j 20 casks good middling Dnininica 100 s. a 1025.; some parcelarod middling Jamaica sold at 955. a Ns. ; and 4e mike middling Dominica 951. Id. a 965.; the remain*, of the sales consisted of the Inferior descriptions; drib price of the latter lowering In. the first of the sala4 but recovering at the closed the week; considerable , .parcels of Cofee from the Dutch settlements ewe brought forward ; middling, in considerable pool% Us. a 271. good middlings 94e.; about 120 asijka middling St. Lucies 90s. a 925. and 474 casks, so 4 53 bags ordinary Pale Mammals, the first lots 7% the remainder 725. a 745. Id. There were tbrealintsik salsa of Cadres this fore. noon.; the two first went off a shade under the ,Bros of last week. Extensive parcels fine ordinary las maica 74: • 80 bags middling Duteb $ll.l 11 hhds good middling Dominica 140 s 641 a LO is 6d.—Tae last sale chiefly Jamaica was mostly taken in at •prices about 2s below the currencrot last week ; middling Dominica Us ; middling Jamaica with ; drawn in extensive parcels at 84, no offers above '9os. The exports last week me 107 p cults aid 1633 bags. .. d 6 11. 4 C9RN••••Th; supply of both old and new ima from Essex was plentiful ; the other anted, Were trivial ; the fine quality obtained the ctirreacy.' of the preceding Monday,• but every other description was •very heavy, and a guide lower ; scarcely any busi ness was done in Foreign Wheat, either for home consumption or exportation. A few samples of new Barley appeared at market, and were sold, at 32s; — the old was It per quarter lower ; White and tirey Peas met a brisk sale at an advance of Is per quar ter. Oats were heavy et the currency of last week. Rape Seed at a decline of d 2 per last. In Still% Rye, and other articles, there was no alteration. • Russ, BRANDY, and HOLLanne.—A public sale, Callihan of 200 puncheons peculiarly fine :enured old Jamaica Rom, was brought forward last week in lots of five puocheons; to suit the demand by the rade, the strength etas lids and 4tlvi, and no offers above 4s Id; the whole was in consequence with drawn at 5s 24 aad is 3d s the demand by' private contract eontineee limited to small parcels for the trade, and purehaset May be made a bade under one prOtatients 20 puscheoas Leeward proefi and over Sr, bet the rreels sbld are too limited to stays any general depletion ; the deliveries from the warehouses last•week 697 pantheons, of which 449 were eziorted. -Geneva- untitled. Brandies are' advancing, frOM the probability of a very limit e d supply front Franc e ; them le -arparelpft a epode. dye demand he t favauke tusks a align about es. • i ntal.--.Tbe sale at the India House cot bud on Tuesday tail, • and will•probablrfinisitAbotit•this day week.. Sven millions four bundled thouaand puunds of Tea were declared, no correct account eats be given till towards the close of the sale. The Congous have gone oil 24 per .beloir the former prices. Seicts.—Pimento has lttely been in considerable demand, ut improving prices ; last week, in the dit. ferent soles, 836 bags and 3l barrels were brought forward, the general prices fur the best quality were Mid a WO, but a considerable proportiun was taker' in, the market being checked by the late extensive parcels brought forward.-27l bags and 96 barrels Ginger brought forward last week, the hest Jamaica White realized ,El 2 a All 19s, a little interior, in considerable parcels, at 410 a a;l2, the fiaer descrip dons continue scarce. The East India Spices are speedy depressed by the ne..r approach of the India sale, on 3tl of October, about 146,0001bs Cinnamon, 2140,000 lbs Cloves, 200,000 lbs Nutmegs ; all these articles may be quoted at a very considerable decline; 100,000 lbs Mace also declared for the sane day, the price of the latter little varied. Company's Poppet may be quoted I Old ; there are above 50,000 small bags Privilege Peppsr declared tor iad test. and above WO bags Whitt. I'oBm:co.—The briskness in the demand for To baccu rather gave way last week, though the accounts from America still favour tttc opinion that the ship ments front the Statesivill be limited; the consider. able advance has also tended to damp the market ; the prices are unvaried. Virginias (the finer descrip tions of which continue scarce) are Mt. or 130. per lb. cargoes for this market, and 755. a 80s. per cwt. for ports on the Coutiaent, and cargoes of Marylands 60s. maniiest weight. Kentucky Tobacco, in parcels, from leid. a Iltd. per lb. Qua.—There is little variation in Oils. In Green land, of this year's fishing, little business has been effected ;_ the holders look with confidence to begin the market price with 4.50; the purchasers. have not olrered above X 42 and £4.3. There is nn question that the Fishing et this year will be ultimately deli dent as ta quantity.; yet it is believed that the con.' sumption of Whale On has of late years materially decreased—la the other Oils there is little variation. • Heim, FLAX, and Tata.ow.—The demand for Hemp has again given way ; very little business has been effected; the quotations cannot be stated at any alteration, clean Hemp £45 a £4.5 10s. Flax little traded. The arrivals of Tallow have lately been rather extensive, between the 18th August and ith, instant, about 12,000 casks were reported from Pe- 1 tersburgh and Archangel ; Yellow Candle 68s. and 675. 6.1. for arrival. Exchange, about 11 1-16;h. IhTURANCE—The premiums at Lloyd's are subjiet to much fluctuation on account of the ap. proach of the winter ; they are generally advancing, some Jamaica ships have lately been insured at 8 or a Le s et i Lr er ll C : ll s l4 a .I k O fos. G e ui l e e .is ;st re of turnig 4 August: 6 Guineas, I.:with suitable returns; there is now little probability l eaf their sailing before .that time; North America, &c. risks are advancing considerably; to-Ca nada 5 guineas per cent.; to Newfoundland 3 gui. fleas ;to St. Petersburgli a 3 guineas out, and the homeward bound according to the time they may be expected to sail ; Gottenburgh 14 guineas burgh, Holland, &c. 20s. ; N ortlictO pil#tr of France 20s. Bourdeaux, Ste. 40s. COl:VA.—There were 460 bags Trinidad Cocoa in last week's public sales ; a few lots realized &JO; the remainder was taken in at #B. 5. but we believe the whole. parcel is held about LIO. MEAT.—As a proof that the. public are grossly imposed upon in the price of Meat, we quote the following from the HanoiAire eautier: Lindsay and Co. have contracted to supply the troops with meat, in five counties, at the following prices, viz. : Hants, a friction under.3ld. per lb. ; Isle 01 Wight, Sid. per lb. ; Sussex, Surrey, Dorset, and Wilts, under 4d. per lb."—We are also assured by another Correspondent, that be gave, on Saturday Let, in one of the London markets, kW. per lb. for a fillet of veal ; and afterwards learned that, on the same dap * iu Cliertsermarket, only 19 miles from town, similar joints of equal qualisy, were sold at the dii. proportionate rate of Dd. There must therefore be' surely something much amiss in the state of our Markets. FROM LAST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZEI - 1 11A? , (KRUP1'CY ENLARGED. Sept. 26, Samuel Turner, of Brook •strvet, High Holbern, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 4, /ante. Fitzgerald aid Thomas Fitzgerald, of High-street, Shadwell,.pmeision-merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. October 7, Anthony Fox, jun. late of Plymouth, .ship-owner, at t.II. at Guildhall, Loodcn. October 7, Lintel Revd and Abraham Howard, of St. Swithin's lane, Loudon, mercliaot4, at ten, at Guildhall. BA NKRLIPTs. Hardcastle, of High 'Holborn, bookseller, dealer and . cbspinan to surrender Septen i b e r 18. O cto b er 7, an d 24, at ten, at duildhall. Auorney, Mr. T. T. Taylor, Fore-street, Crippkgate. • • William :noon, late of Sloatirainare, Middlesex, merchant. factor, dealer and chapman , September 16, Is, m 1 October 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pullets, Fore.- street, Cripplegare. William Hamann, Francis Kuhie , anti Jolm Warniken, late of Spicer•street, Spitalfields, Middlesex, colour-manufacturer*. Sept. 25, 20, and Goober 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Auorney Mr. Reeks, Welickne square. Timothy Croysdili, ut Russia-row, Milk-street, London, baite- factor, dealer and ehapman, Sept lA , October 7, and 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parton, 14 , Walbrook. I °terse W rightsun the elder, ut Marypor , , Cumberland, herring nterchaat, dealer and chap man, :•.ept. 2ti, '29, and October 94, at tea, at the hoUes of William Porter, Innkeeper, Maryport Attornles, Mr. Benjamin Thavainn, Worltington ; or Mr. Ruben Falcon, klin-court,Timple, London. • Golfo Wrightson the younger, of Marypor, Cumberland, herring merchant, flour and corn-dealer, dealer and cluipman, September lib, 29, and October 24, at ten, at the house of W. • Porter, Marypurt. AtturnieS, Mr. Benjambi Thomson, War. Mignon ; or Mr. Robert Falcon, him-cuirt, Temple. John Taylor and J. hn Thomas Taylor, of Upper Tbantelmtreet, LOidon, Iron-merchants, dealer., Ctripuieo, and copartners, • Sept. 15, at nine, Sept. 16, at eleven, and October 24 at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. k. Thunia.s, Fen-court, Fen churr.h.street. ' Samuel Lea, of Nook-a• gate, Salop, timber-m(I4MM, dealir lad thapnlao,,Septemba mg, 25, and October 24, at eleven, at the 'Raven Inn , Slitewsbury. Attonites, Mr. Richard Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, Loudon; or Mr.Wns. Igeribn Jeffreys, Shrewsbury. John Wiekett and Nicholas Wickert, of the parish of Davideum, Cornwall, autle-jobhers, eorwfattors, dealers and. chummy", and partnere, October 3,4, and 24, at elvven, a t t h e Arms liin,•Catnelford. Atrornirs, Rlr. Wil ism !Swum, Fowrf. II ot Mr. William Thomson, 11, Gray' s Jun-squate, Lor.don. 211/11g. &Ma? senniolit, $t Plynsuuth.Doek, the Lady at Robert Crewe, Esq. Surgeon, Royal Navy, of a daughter. auklay, at Bishop's stortford, Nuts, tha Lady of M ai , Wtby, of the both regiment, of IS son. MARRIF.D. At Greenock, .on the sth instant, the Rev. Robert Balfour Gtattant, hitutster of Stentots. to Mary, youngett thugliter of liencan NPl‘ausat,Jilq.Gt.enock. Os the 4th Institut, at Paisley, Mr. James Wylie, writer, u Margaret, daughter ut the late Akaander Naito', list. tuerclimit Ipos forkity 'insight, John Stewart, El. of Gloucester greet, to Harrit t I .onisa, youogcst 4Loghter at the hte Hans Mark Ili. mill, Esq. of ilallyatwood-hosur, Croutty Dowa. MED. August 22. at San llJ.fonso,in tipain,age . d li months, Henry John, the vi.tnigest *DU of Win. Doti Gordon. Esq. M P. At his hotter, liockauan-strrtt. Glasgow, 1n tint •s7th Robert Deouistoun, On the 26th tilt. In hur ssth yrar,Mrs. Ince, wife of Toy/timed Intr o Esq. of Chrlaltton, in t be county of Ch.: star. -- NERVOUS COMPLAINTs. DR. FOI'HERGT4.L'S RESTORATIVE coßni Al. 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N 0.13. Uoticerie-meet, Fleer street, May I, leoo. WHEN Men of Education And Protesiron.ll ...kill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe :4,4 certain method of tree:nog a few prevailing Diaraiti, the success fid result of their experience is the best proof 01 supereany. Fifteen years have we devoted eta practice to ;Ire viclti •:e.: treatment of l'hree Disorders, and the complete stic:,st att,e :- log our plan, givesus additional ardour to opputie as much as pu-si ble the ravages of those comp'ailitqwkich are the mo t impottaut of all the infirmities to which the !lemma economy is cap ised. After an authorised introduction into every brsuch Of MCti:Cal ' Science, we determined on commencing practice, to rescue it:- dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of is general practitioner. The timer &woofers. to the cure of whieh we Lave directed nu; attention, conspr.se evety species of Venereal bicolor, es hrther of recent or lung duration ; 2tliy, all kinds ut Debility or left .. ! cseticy, whether arising I cut the secret habits of sclio. , l-!!.iys, a the indulgencies of mature age, terminating h: impotcuce, and sometimes ;It consumption ; And twin that.defeneenton of thr system in women, which is called Darenntsts or S , enlity, it many cam..., originating In a similar error. Numerous diseases arc the result of ignorance or haste f% the trea:meut of a simple Gonorthas, and it not unfrequende hap p.n..; that the seals of life are poisoner, kern the loadretten,:i of an unguarded raontent. By a superior method, sad : .0, 7:9tnts are gasify cured; and eves where others have failed, ei trust that we nia; offer an elf. ctu,lit storatien. Still cannot the most level:rate case: of complicated diem in tins disorder equal etc calamitous situations ot men, ells. from an indulgence in a salit4ry vice, or prevalent gaie.ies of fashionable life, acquire that state of .tielehty, which is the utu. voidable effects of such pernicious habits. Where the u...kape• sufferer broods over his misery, bst .. :,refully conceals ha ie., Jeriunit . it may be btlll%t COIM/146(111 our hun to be awn!. ,b, ttia while wher practitioners fearfully anticipate Me ev e nt, tt u IN. removal cif those deficiencies by the giedual progress of rent, ratted Nature that is the acquirement ut our studies. It aedrat. deioticn at the shrine of. Bacchus or Venus have begen to sap l'a _eeseuce of manhood, much anxiety will he-prevented by au earl; counteragt ion of this languid state, and in these eases no treat d.r hcolty *ill occu r; but filter': this deticieacy has been allowed to continue for years, a judicious et. severance is indispensable ti I reeler the conetitution, and re-anunate it to health. 1 The Diseases-Of the Urethra, is' &equenly connected wit! or arising from the above co/11141ns, have not escaped Cite attention; by an idfillible and improved flan, wr are et.a bled to remove obstinate Civets and. &rictuses, whether R. "Cent or of long - Juraticm:Avitittat - rtiertint to the reiDGII MIL. dangerous use of the catv4ic bugle. Kitty instances can le adduced of very invetrtate cases, of sevettl #sarb:con;:i.ua,.ct, basingyielded 50. our method in a-f l ow days, airier the cure ha, been attempted by ether practitioners withisut ell ct Patients in the country to state their age, manner ut leving,to by, letter, enclosing a remittance, will have the requisite alvist and medicines forwarded.to any part of the United Kingd•int. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgr,m. J. T has been too frequently the subject of just ant general reprobation, that teen destitute of the elements of nit medical art have offered themselves a. candidates for public pa trooage in the profession of Physic. Fur the purpose of doing ju• ttce to the result of our studies and experience, and to ?retitle to trim beteg classed among those empirica whose impudent pre tensions have, unfortunately fur society, been too favourably re celled, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened, i faithful sta:ement of our pursuits and acquirements. 'After having received a regular medical education, as the pupil of lecture. Gtindal and Blizard, u host lectures and practice w. carefully attended, as Professor, and Surgeons of the London Hos pitaf, we entered ourselves as students In that justly celehrree school for medical ac4airentents i the Royal College of LAIL. burgh, and were instructed in tteditlerent israncl.es id Anatomy Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, Al wifery, Botany, &c. &a &c. by those emilieut Professor., lirs Munro, Gregnsy, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and ftutheri We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in say;rr. t' our proficiency and acquirements are not meonsislerithle. I for a long .seriesiif years made VL:4ERBA L, COMH .A INI I • and the various diseases of DEIIII.I the paniculAr ohject , ' our studies anti practice, it wilt, we itope.ba allowed that we liar, acquired +superior knowledge . of their treatment and case. II slight and recent CaSali of infection, g perfect re-estaleislnent completed in the short perloil of two days, and in those of the utmost Inveteracy, where other practitioners have tailed et •iic• cess, a proper persevi ranee in our plats of treatment ens the patient a sate and radical care. Amidst the melancholy variety of dis• niers Vile% are me of of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth ut both seam, there are none more alsrtning or more ihatressing that those dr.icierceies amldebitties which frequently prevent or env bitter atz matrimonial state. To such persons it must be A cot soling reflection to know that they nun Low, hy a new i 6111! Oita! Me mode of treatment, he restored t•t that greazest of ail ► n uttin blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous c.inatim km In Ali 0 , • of debility, from whatever cause atii.:tie,`.is well as in ry ry wt• des Of venereal infection, we may he c•ntsulted by paliele , either sex with the greatest secret•y aryl honour. flours of initadOn at home Irons ten three, and from six in tile C:ert., till ten et night. Married Women, who have long hero disappo:ntesi in the' expectaHotis of a family, may he aswired, that in fling ii..rei.co such defects are curable by Ainheal ; and Athol's', rite to muval.rif such impeJiments he an ohltct td &oh; and taxers tainty with others, yrt the cure of such deft% t%, by the gradsa progress of renovation, is the acquii cairn/ at tlitir esperiesice. Patients in the country are requrbterl'to state the par tictitaro' I their arse, age, anti genera habit An titNug , &c. fackv.ing a srin.t tanCR for advice and medicines, wDe.si i.e same wilt be serif to any parrot tau lougdont. 'CO ensure that teCracr lOC sentiat to our stiniertaking,the postage . t 0 lo:tera may ht a im rd tc thaarzoont for 'militates. . HIGH WATEIt 'ru-McJitltatti A r LiptiooN Morning . !•7 aitnuto a:4,r I I Atternonn - • ' Aiter LON1):3?1: Printed tie Lavet..Kin*. Pocket& Placr; publiebed thereiendWille ass Once. T•eside Bu•