Star. — London, England, 1802-04-07 00:00:00

PIC.NIC THEATRICALS. The fecond meeting of the Snbfcribers was on Monday night,and theTheatre was literally crowd ed with beauty and fahion. Nothing could exceed the general fatisfaaion produced by the entertain ments ; and the difficulties attending the prepara tions for an ellablifhment of this nature having been furmounted, the performances went off with great eclat and faced's. , The amufements of the evening were introduc ed by a Prologue, fpoken by the Hon. Mr. Lamar, which turned upon the many fabrications and ri diculous Rork: invented to run down the innocent amnfements of a &lea Society of perfons of fafhion, and fcandalizing the motives of thole who were the promoters of it. It entered into a humorous comparifon, of the little Rage of the Tottenham Theatre, and the great pile of building of Old Drury, and affected the privileges of individuals to amok themfelves as they pleafe, while they kept witbin the bounds of law and decorum. We hope to be able to obtain a copy of the Prologue, which was admirably delivered, and was replete with epigrammatic wit and raillery. After a little French proverb, called 41 Le Fou Roolomalle," which introced a young Lady to the Itage, who performed with greare aaiveti and cor reancfs, General Ae Asia, in the character of Lord 0:41,1, delivered an Effay on Taße, written by GARRICK, with fo much humour and knowledge of the Rage, as to give univerfid delight. Every articulation and gellure reminded the audience of the inimitable aaing of Ki wo in that charther ; and the attention of the coflume of drefs very much heightened the effect of the fcene. He was molt loudly encored. Mr. GRIVILLI (poke an admirable Epilogue, which turned principally on the definition of the term Pic Nic, about which there had been fuck a variety of opinions. Many of the fubfcribers ex preffed a hope to fee it publifhed, as it contains many excellent hits at the mifreprefentations of the town on this legate& expreffion. The Farce of le Cadet introduced Monf. La Ta Ira, whole dramatic abilities have fo often delight ed the town at his own little Theatre. The fcene opened with M. La Ttxtsa as an old woman, fit. ting at her ironing board folding up napkins, wailing with impatience the returi of her fon at night, who is a thoughtlefs young man. Her com plaints naturally turn on the inconveniences to which parents are fubjea by the indifcrerion of their children. The delineation of the old Ma tron was highly preferved, and we never recollect more entertainment than is produced by the whole of the reprefentation. In the courfe of the evening, Mr. Amore° was introduced as a Lodi Pouweezk, and afforded much mirth. Catches and Glees, and an excellent fupper doled the evening's amufement, than which no thing could be more decorous or entertaining.— People of Falhon met their own Society, and the only difference between it and a modern route was, that the monger twuri, that dreadfbl enemy to chalk pleafure and tempered hilarity, was exclud ed from it, and his place occupied by rational re creation—" the full of reafon and the flow of foul." The orchellm wasted by M. de MARIN ; Count MONTER A RI, and Mr. TAs on the bafs ; flutes, Lord CHOLMONDOLEY and Mr. Mow LAN!; and tenor, the Hon. Mr. LIAR l• Among the company were Ladies HAMPDEN, Msi.soosaa, BUC IRO H ANIS IRI, JERSF.Y, MIL. HER, MOUNT EDO [CUM HI, BE SNOROUG H, KEN. CASTLERRAG If, two Ladies CADOCAN, CHOLMOIIDELIT, CHARLOTTE GREYIL LE, MARY BENTINC IC I _ TEMPLETON, Roos , ELI Z• FOSTLR, TH TN NE, E. MONK, COUIIIeS STA HR ETERERG, MIS. CREWE, BOUYERIS, SPENCER, Mitres WIDDER. BURN, &c. Lords FRU:ORRICE BINTINCE, MOUNT EDGE. COMES, DILLON, BORINGDON, GU/MILLE LEVI. EON, CNOLSIONDELEY, MELBOURNE, CH. SPENCER, JERSEY, STIR; Sir JOH STEPNEY, &Co BCC• ENGLISH STATE LOTTIIIII - ThirLy•ftCOLld Day —The following Numbers were drawn Prizes:— No- 48,752, as firft-drawn, entitled to z 0,0001.— Nos. 23,170, 33,314, prizes of tool.—Nos. 20,585, 35,401, 1 . 5,7129 20,343, prizes of pl. Laft e ight, about eight o'clock, a number of ream met at a publiclonfe, called the Pea-hen, in Gray's Inn Lane, for the purpofe of feting Bel cher, Bourke, Gamble, and other noted pugilifts, fpar, for the benefit of Belcher. They continued to e xhibit in turn until near ten o'clock, when they were interrupted by a vifit from a party of the Bow. fireet Officers, accompanied by a number of Con- Habits, armed with cutlaffes, who feparateu into two divifions, the one taking their Ration at the door, to prevent any peel* efcaping, while the ethers entered the room, and took into cuttody not only the principal bows, but alto the company affembled, who all fuffered themfelves to be car ried quietly to a place of fafety. On Wednriday night five prifoners broke out of Cl , efter Cattle. Early on Wednefday morning laft, the premifes of Johnfon, carpenter, in Applegate- Preet, Leiceller, were difeovered to be on tire, and raged with Co moth fury, as totally to confume the whole flock in trade. The wife of the (offerer, who is very mar her time, v:as throwndown in the affright, and now lies witliout hopes of recovery. Oa Monday fe'linight fix culprits, the eldeft years of age, were guillotined in front of the river, at Bourde aux, - amidit univerf:4l public execration. Thefe young toonfters, forming part of a nume rous gang of depredators, were coaviOed of hav ing, during the fpace of two years, and to the no fm.dl difcredit of the police, within a circle of 20 to 3o miles, perpetrated the moll atrocious rob btri:s, abufing, plundering, and burning the poor loiterers by the felt, to torture them into a con. feflion of their hoards, violating, with the moll aggravated circumftances, the unfortunate females who fell in tkeir way, without difcrimination of age or condition. They likewife cut down the trees of liberty, &c. in order to give a fpecious air of political motive to their horrid pradices. a -, WHIC CLUB. 'Veit:Hay a very numerous meeting of the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor, the Duke of NORFOLK in the Chair. He was fupported by the Earl of THANET, Lord PET* F, 1.0r.1 HOLLAND, Lord ROBERT SPENCER, Lord GALWAY, Sir WIL LIAM CUNNINGHAM, Sir WILLIAM FORBES Alder man SKINNER, Alderman CONDE, Sherds &sw um s and Cox, &c. _ The Duke of Nostroio, in propofing one of the Conftitutional Toalts of the Cl❑b, " May the names " of Ruffe'l and Cavendish be always united in de " fence of the liberties of their country!" cbferved, that this fentiment would naturally recal to the Club the lofs they had fuflarned by the death of the noble perfon who was the Chief of that Houfe, fo honourably diftinguifhed in the proceedings of the Club. That grief, however kilt and laudable as it *as in regard to the merit of that Nobleman who was the objet of it, would be mitigated by taking into view the excellent qualities of his fuc celfor, as they might with confidence rely that he would perfevere in the principles which had Mull trated his Houfe. This fpeech and the toaft was received with the warmelt teflimonies of feeling and intereft. The nh al toalls of the Club being drank, The CHAIRMAN propofed the health of Mr. Fox, Rating at the famc time that he had jut before din ner received a letter from Mr. For, informing him that he was prevented by inclifpofition from at tending. The toaft was drank with the uttnolenthuilafm. A motion was read from the Chair, " That a Committee of the Club be appointed to confider of the molt proper means of tellifying their raped and veneration for the late Duke of Bedford, a member thereof," which was received with un bounded approbation, and a Committee was ap pointed to carry the refolution into effeet. The health of the Duke of NORFOLIC was pro pofed by Earl THANET, and drank with the ut moll applaufe. The Chairman returned his thanks to the Company. The healths of Aldermen SKINNER and CONDE, Sheriffs RAWLINS and Cox, and other friends of liberty in the city of London, were drank. Alderman SKINNER expreffed his gratitude for the marks of kindnefs he had received. Alderman Costes raid, that he could only fay, in return for this renewed expreffion of the good opinion of the Cl !b, that it was his pride to partake the fentiments of the Club, and while he held thefe opinions he hoped that the great bond of connexion by which he was united with the City of London would not I.e dilfolved. The health of Lord PETRI, Mr. WESTERN and the Whigs pf Mx, was then drank ; as was that of Sir Wit LLIAM MILNkR and the Elsitors of York, COUiv7l2r NEWS. OXFORD, A vILIL 3. —On Sunday night laft fome villains broke open the Chop belonging to Mr. Tit tenon, butcher, in our market, and Role there from a flitch of bacon and a bladder of lard, with which they got off undifcovered. Yeflerday fe'nnight was committed to our city prifon, by RICIIAID Winos, Efq. Mayor, John Mullen and his wife, and another woman, who calls herfelf Wright, for uttering bare money.— Upon fearching them a quantity of bare half-gui neas and (billings were found upon them. RIADING, APRIL s.—ln confequence of the ar rival of the joyful news of the Definitive Treaty of Peace being figned, on Tuefday left the 7th light dragoons, under theeomtnand of Major TAYLOR, and our volunteers, with their field pieces, under the command of Major Amos:Ley, paraded in the Porbury at twelve o'clock • after the Volunteers had marched into the mar ket place and fainted our worthy Chief Magiftrate, they joined the 7th again in the Forbury, from whence, on account of the fevere indifpofition, which afterwards termi nated in the death of Mrs. BLANDY, they marched to Coley Lane, on the Bath Road, where the corps fired three excellent vollies and three flux de joye alternately, the cannon alto firing thirty rountls at intervals. A very numerous company of fpeth. tors attended, who exprefted their joy on the occa fion, by joining in three cheers with the military. The Wargrave Rangers had a very full meet ing on Monday left, to celebrate the Definitive Treaty ; they fired feveral excellent vollies in the different adjacent villages, and afterwards dined at Bear Place, wheremany loyal wafts were drank, and !flitch conviviality prevailed. On Thurfday Lift the 7th Light Dragoons, that have been quartered in this town for fome time part, marched out, to make room for the Berklhire Militia • and between two and three o'clock the fame d ay the whole regiment,.confitting of eight companies, that have been quartered at Henley, Maidenhead, Marlow, and Wycombe, were wel comed in here by the ringing ofbells, and the accla mations of thoufands of theinhabitants, who went out to meet them. On Thurfday tan, the new canal from this town to join the Thames, was opened, and a barge freighted from Londod, belonging to the Naviga tion Company, on board of which was a great number of refpeetable inhabitants of the town, failed up it. There was a blue flag and a laurel bough boated at the matt head, and the men were decorated with blue ribbons ; the failed to her moorings amida a grand difcharge of cannon that were fixed at her head, and the acclamations of numberlefs fpeaators, who lined the (bores. Af terwards the Navigation Company dined together in their office, where the day was fpent with the utmoft feftivity and hilarity. On Monday laR Edward Painter, who was ca -1 pitally conviaed at the laft Affizes for this county, for (leafing two heifers at Mortimer, was executed purfuant to his fentencc. No man could have con cluded himfelf with a greater degree of penitence and contrition than he exhibited from the time of his conviCtion to his execution. He has left ten poor unfortunate children, for whom he earneftly entreated with his lall breath, the bleffings and protellion of the fpeaators ! Frew the LONDON GAZETTE, AptU 6. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Xing bas been plated to reconsmend the Rev. George Markham, Clerk, Mafter of Arts, to be choral into the place of Dean of the Metropolitical Church of York ; the fame being void by the death of 1) for John Fountryne. The King has been plerfedto grant to the Rev. Jofer White, Doaor in Divinity, the Office of Hebrew Profelfier in th Uni verfity of Oaford, with the Prebend of Chrift Church annexed, the fame bring void by the death of Dodtor Benj..min The King has been pinged to prcfent the It( v. Charles Baillie, Clerk, Matter of Arts, to the Redory of Middleton, in l'ecf dale, in the Bifhopric of Durham, void by the death of the Rey. Robert . Lafcelles. _ _ The King has alfo been pleafed to prefent the Rev. Charles Akock, Clerk, Bachelor of Laws, to the Arehdeaeonry of Chi. clutter, void by the promotion of the Right Rev. Father In GOD Dator John Buckncr to the See of Chichefter. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wan-OFFICE, APRIL 6. Regiment of Drarcion Guards—Enfign Vt'infam Mingay, from the 9th Foot, to be Cornet, vice Rippe,who ciclonsca. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Robert Cham pion to be Captain-Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice. Watfon, promoted in the 35th Foot. 27th Ditto--Coruct W. Hill Wallis to be Lieutenant, vice Whiner, deceafed; Adjutant Vincent Beatty to be Cornet, vice Wallis; Affillant-Surgeon John Sharpe to be Surgeon, vice Law, deceafed. 28th Ditto—James Richardfon CoUlns, Efq. to be Paymafter, vice johnftone, difutilfed the fcrviee. 29th Ditto—Frederick James Horn, Gent. to be Cornet, by pumbare, vice King, promoted. 4th Regiment of Foot—Captain Hugh Montgomery, from the both Foot., to be Captain,vice Twigg, who exchanges; John ("lurk, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice hlatthcw, re moved to the 47th Foot. 9th Ditto—Cornet Henry James Rippe, from the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Enfign, vice Mingay, who exchanges ; Henry , Shepherd, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Green, pro moted in the. Rifle Corps. 12th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants—Enfign Henry Kater, vice Gordon. de ccared ; Enfign John Fogerty, vice Neville, deceafed ; Enfign Mark John Molloy, vice Parker, deceafed. To be Enfign — Adjutant — Jigger, vice Kater ; Charles Crawford, Gent. vice Fogerty ; George Mackay, Gent. vice 24th Ditto—tnfign George Thew Bourke, from the 'Ancient kith Fencibles, to be Enfign, vice Charleton, who returns to his fanner fituation in the Ancient Irith Fencibles. 45th Ditto—Alexander Martin, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur !hare, vice S.vage, promoted ; Thomas Greening, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Campbell, promoted. sift Ditto—James Henry Bloomfield, Gent. to be Enfign, with out purchafe, vice Kyte, promoted. 54th Ditto--Enfign Robert Rowe to be Lieutenant, 'lee Pre dam, deceafed ; Lieutenant John Lavery, from the Torbert Feneitdes, to be Enfign, vice Rowe. 60th Ditto—Captain Joleph Twigg, from the 4th Foot, to be Captain, vice Montgomery, who exchanges; Charles Can ker, Efq. to be Paymafter of the 6th Battalion, vice Wilfon, dccealcd. 67th Ditto--Enfign John Gelling to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Watfon, promoted. 7ift Ditto—Enfign Colin Campbell to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Gualt, who retires. 72d Ditto—John Robinfon, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Duncan M'Gregor, promoted. 73d Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander George Gordon to be Cap tain Lieutenant, vice Gore, promoted% the Calthners High landers; Lieutenant William Frafer to be Adjutant, vice Gore, who reigns; Serjeant Major David Rofe to be Qilarter Matter, vice the Honourable George Tumour, who ntigns. 74th Ditt o —Captain - Lieutenant H. hiacdonuell Murray to be Captain, without purchare, vice Swinton, promoted; Licu tenant Roderick Macleod to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Murray; Captain-Lieutenant Roderick Macleod to be Cap tain, vice Campbell, deceafed; Lieutenant Ruffell Nlanntra to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Macleod. To be Licutenants—EnOgn John Alexander Mein, vice Mac leod ; Enfign William Robertfon, vice Shank, deceafed ; En fign Lorn Campbell, from the ;Bth Foot, vice Alexander Campbell, deceafed. To be Enfigna--Baret Collins, Gent. by purehate, vice Wilton, romoted; John White, Gent. without purcha f e, vice Man; John Kennedy, Gent. without purehare, vice Rubertfun. 75th Ditto—Enfign Robert Byrne to be Lieutenant, vice Bul lock, &cared ; Francis Engel,Oent. to be Enfign, vice Syme. 76th Ditto—Enfign John Good Watfon to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Scars, promoted in the 9th Foot ; John Law ton, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Gwynne, appoint ed to the 3d Dragoon Guards. 77th Ditto—Captain Lieutenant Charles Macintofh to be Cap tain, without purchafe, vice MlOturrie, promoted in the 86th Foot; Lieutenant Donald Mackenzie to be Captain. Lieutenant, vice Macintofh ; Enfign James Grant to be Lieu tenant. vice Campbell, deceafed. 78th Ditto--Enfign J. J. Stephens to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Humbcrftone, promoted; Enfign James Larkin to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Rooper, promoted in the 3d Weft India regiment. To be Fnfigns--Willi.un Manta, Gent. without purchafe, vice Larkin ; Thomas Cameron, Gent. without purchafe, vice Campbell, promoted in the ;4th Foot ; and Willi Dunbar, Gent. by purchafe, vice John Dunbar, promoted. 80th Ditto—Enfign Matthew Ruben Freeman to be Lieute nant, by purchafe, vice Mowbray, promoted ; and Andrew Adamfon Gent. to be En fi gn, by purchafe , vice Mowbray, promoted: 84th Ditto—Enfign Samuel Wright to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Anders, who retires. 90th Ditto—Harry Anita°, Efq. to be Paymafter. Scotch Brigadc—Enfign James Barden to be ,Lieutenant, by purchafe; and —. Sandrock, Gent. to be Enfign, by Far chafe, vice Tate, promoted. A Corps of Riflemen—Major George Callender to be Lieute nant-Colonel, by purchafe, vice NPLeroth, who retires. 4th Weft India Regimentaptain William Bray, from the half-pay of the 6th Foot, to be Captain, vice CoppertLwaite, who is fuperfeded, having abfented 'linden' without leave. BREVET. Captain William Bray, of the 4th Weft India Regi ment, va to be Major In the Army; tbeCommlilion dated oft of 1794. Brook Volunteer Infantry. James How, Efq. to be Captain, vice William How, who refigns; Thomas Chevertoo, Geist. to be Lieutenant, vice Northmore, who refigns ; and William Trickett, Gust. to be Enka. Caithnefs Volunteers. Firft Lieutenant William Manton to be Captain, vice Waters, deceafed; Second Lieutenant Peter M'Dugal to be Firft Lieutenant. vice Manfoo; and Second Lieutenant Donald Campbell to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Sinclair, deceafed. To be Second Lieutenants—John Murray, Gent. vice MD's gal; John Murray, Gent. vice Gunn who ref it.; and Magnus Hogfton, Gent. vice Campbell. Gervan Volunteers. James Maclean, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Brown, who is fu perfeded, being ablest without leave. 1 tlt Battalion of the Mancheller and Salford Vo- lunteers. Captain Thomas Potter to be Major, vice Entwine, deceafed. Captain-Lieutenant Abraham Levy to be Captain, vice Potter. Lieutenant Themes Hardman to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Levy. Enfign Richard Gould to be Lieutenant, vice Hardinan. Edward Hardman, Gent to be Enfign, vice Gould. BANKRUPTS. Richard Wood, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, to furrender May It, 12, sad 18, at nee, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Richard Griffiths, Chapel-ttairs, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Wm. Wood, at Mr. John Skelhorne's, Liverpool. Thomas Horden Sing, of Stockport, Chefbire, grocei, dealer and chariest, April 22, 23, and May iS, at eleven, at Hd tides Tavern. in Manchclter. Attornies, Mr. Nathaniel Milne, Inner Temple, I.ondon ; or Mere Milne, Sergeant, and Milne, Manchcacr. , Jo' n HerdlaldgeHall,late Of Finfter,t-plare, hot now rof fide, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, Apt it 2 1. and It ar ten, at Cllllll2ll Attornfes, /tieffra. Coiims 1.. Reyn..los, Spital-fquarc. John .11ger, I: to of Bathford, but now of Walent, Some• - •. , Pim-maker, dealer and eh:llmm, April 21, z:.: z ! • May t, at (Even, the Chriftopher Inn, ll.tt At:nrn , Mr. J. Randolph, Fountain-Builnings, Bath. Charles duty, of Afbourne, Derhythire, rover, r and chapman, April r 2, 13, and Niay iS, at onr, at (*.A !- hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Michell, CniOn-cuPart, Br. ftreet, London. Join Hanford, of Alford, Lineolrthirc, inrAceper, dealer chapman, April 21, :2, and May IS, at eleven, at the Hart "l'avrn, Kingflon-upon-HOL Attoroiri. Mr. S•e• c ark inron, Kingftcn-upon-Hui! ;or Mr. Henry Kirby.ftreet liattonarden, London. John Carru:hcrs, of LI -Th•possl, joiner, A.7ril so, Mr 7 r, = at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, I.iterpool. Att , odes, Bartif.t ell, in F.mwicit-ferect,l.iverpuol; or Alt. Flg-Trre-court, Temple, London. Matthew Moody, of Welt Stockwith,parifh • tingharnftire, May It, 17, and el, at the Blacknwor's Had, I:llMborotnet, Lincolmhire. 11. r. Samuel Filer. et Gainlhorough ; or Mr. Spencer . Youg, Carlifle•Rrect, Sohc-fquire. Philip'Seward and Thomas Pipoo, of Southampton, mere:arts and partners, April 12, at twelve, April t and May , at ten, at the Dolphins lan, Southatoptaa. Attornies, North and Curry, Southampton. Charles Ban), of idrcrpoll, nvo-chant, late of Detrffn, wrier fcrivener, April so, May r, and IS, at onr at the Glo'm To. vern. in Liverpool. Attorr?cs, MeXra. St...tiftrcst and Ulm. Leigh-ftreet, Liverpool; or Mr.Thomss Windier, thztl.n.t's. Baildings, Holborn, London. D: ED. September kit, at Kithen Gunge„Benral, I.ienteiant Lewis Davifun, of the r7th rtgiment of N..uve Infantry, youngeft fon of Dr. Davifun, of Harcwood, Lite of Leeds, Yorklh.rc. Lately, at his feat in Chefhire, the Hon. Mr. Grcy, t . r.n.:lcr to Lord Stamford. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, &r.. SiLt.REY. TO BE SOLD B Y AUCTION, By Mr. H.R. ATTREE, On Tudday the loth of April, at An o'clock in theaftarnoen, at the Swan, Rdgate, in Two Lots, LOT I. A VALUABLEardiitI 7 .EHOLDESTATE. ealkd EIBRIDGE, or BONUS FARM, Etaate in the Parith of Florley, Starry, enabling of a hibilantial a:, c , we nient Farm-houfe, with excellent Out-OM:et:. Barn.:, oral other Buildings, in good repair; and about 93 Ac.e.t of rich Arable, Meadow, axed Pafture land , lying ccrnp eel and con tiguous with Right of Commonage o n lioriey Common, v .th in a flaUrt diftanee of the road from Brighton to London tiro Reigate, now in the occupation of Mr. Berjan;:n 2n.wil, who; e term expires at Michaelmas next, at which time pofi . caion wit be given. LOT O. A Freehold Eftate, called PATCHIANDS, Situate in the Paril of Charlwood, Surrey, confilling of a Houfc, di vided into two diftina Dwcltligs ; with (kr,lens mid Out- Officcs to each, and shout Four Acres of rich Meadow Land, lying near the faid Road, HOW in the occupation of Emery Wilkins, or Ids under tenant,. The Timbtr and Underwood to bet ,ken at a fair valuation. May be viewed, and particulars bad on the Pretnifes ; alfo at the Riling Sun, Crawley ; King's Head, Cucktieki ; place of Sale ; at the OBee of hiefrrs. Attree and Sons, Solicitors. Brighton; and at the Auctioneer's. No. is, Ship-Bret; Brighton. lISLAS:ii or tllc URINARY C.iN ang VENEKLII. COMPLAI _ _ M R. DUFOUR inform s tl ic P u bli c , t h at l e may daily be confutted gratis, from 9 to 3, at h's /1011 f,!, Na 5, Frith-fircet, Soho, London, in all cafes of ()Mime:ions Strictures, Gleets, Seminal Weaknek, Incont:ner.ey of Urine Fiftulai, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, &c. From extenfive Practice in this department, to which he has con fined hiinfelf for many yeses, he offers a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Dtritel celebrated (me dicated) Bougies, has ultimately fo improved them, by divsit. ing them of the irritating dfedts of common Bangles, that dap (netted where cauftics and other violent means have For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in roff.alion of Daran's Remedies, fo ndld that they render confinement at reftraint in diet unacceffary. To enable him to attend patients at their own houfes, he has provided the affiftanee of a Gentle man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country way be cured by Rating o.eir cafes in letters polt paid. juft publiflicd, price 2s. 6d. Fifth rditisto. Treadle on the abaee Complaints, illuarated with the various fymptoms and Cafes (hewing the painful and e7n,;vrous ef fects of Caultic flou;!ies ; an improved method of treating ri norrheas, dm. Etc. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-cont, S o h c ; .and H. D. Symond s, Paterr.orser-row; alto to be had at M'Queen's, Exczer-Chan t ,e, and at the Author's. Vki HEN Profellional Men of education. and re" fponfibillty deviate from the general fyiletti by the fr Leann of a peculiar Branch, Ihe :I,lidion ul long continued fuccofs is the beR criterion of fupiriorii - f. Eight years have I dceotcd uty pra.licc to the exclave treat. mein of THREE DISORDERS, and the tuccerstol refelt of my plan gives me additional anlour to oppore as far Via able the ravages of tilde conipl.tints which are the molt 'aqua t. ant in the eatalo^u.: of burnan infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army SttTenn. I formed a WI& at an early period of Practice to reicut els from the ignorance of uneducated hien, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the curccf which I have do- voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration..—.24ly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that de rangement of the fyftent in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous dirt:ales are the refult of ignorance or haft in the treatment Dia funplc Gonorrhea, and it. not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the inelifcretiun of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch :orupdatnts are cailly cured, and even wile.% others have failed, I mitt that I may pfefume to offer a radical re-eitabliihment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrtfs in the Monier companal with the calamitous lituatiott of M..m,wha from indulgence in a SOI.ITARY VICE, or the prcralmt tra:e. tics of a tuihionabie Life, acquire that Mite of Debility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuels pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuirerer broods over his mifery, but care • fully conceals his misfortune, it may he fume coni: htion him to know,that althott;Th it he an ob;eta of doubt or twee:- minty with ther Praelitioner.,, the removal of thefe Di ri- CIENCIES by the gradual progrets of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counteradion of this !late, sad lu the cafes no great dilSculties will occur. _ _ But where this Deficiency h.:star years exilled. a proper Pet - fevcrance is ir,difpenfihly requifitc to revive the Guth/wing kat ► a of Life, and to re-animate the Confinution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointrel In their expediations of a Family, may be allured, that in molt Inflames fuch defects are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo f 'lntial to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have prefututA to Rate, form the Safi, of my Prete-Ilion% and in coinciden^e with futh this inti mation is given, that Mr B---- may be confe!ted (or by letters inclofing a fmaq note) at lus houfe, Nu. ay , Arun! del-ftrect, Strand, near Temple-Par. There is an additional entrance in Watcr-ft.rt et ad;citntri and the name is on both the doors. M. B. 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