Star. — London, England, 1815-05-29 00:00:00

L. 1 7 C Ivr-GARDEN aIEATRL. Saturday evening, at half past six o'clock. her • Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALes vi3;ted too, elegant Theme to see a play for the first time. She went in the mast private manner, and was received 4 the private entrance by Mr. llnaNnon. the box-keener, who •conducted her to her Royal Father's box. The ,Coontess of ItaattsstEn took her seat on the left of her Royal. Highness on the front seat, and expl 4ned to the Princess the arrangements of the Theatre, the performers, performance, Ste. General GARTH and Mrs. CasteuLLL stood behind her. Her Royal Highness. no advancing to the front of the box to view the House, was recognized front all quarters, and hailed by enthusiastic shodts of lave and loyalty. Her Royal Highness seemed fully to uppreciate these testimonies of public estimation, and 'bowed most graciously her thanks. 46 GOD save the 'King," was loudly called for, and executed by the orchestra in full band. The performance of the evening was the Tragedy of Venire Preserved, arid soon after the curtain rose, Mr. EGERTON advanced to the front. of the stage, and stated, that, In consequence of the Manager not being aware of the intention of the illustrious visitor, by wh9se presence the Theatre was distinguished, to visit the House that evening, none of the vocal performers were present ; they had been sent (or, however, and , should appear after the play. Loud applauses burst from all parts of the House on this apology being made. The Tragedy then proceeded. Her Royal Highness paid the most marked atten tion, and appeared to take very great interest in the play ; she wept frequently, and in Miss O'Netta.'s mad scene het feelings overpowered her ' • she first threw herself into the arms of one (ii her La dies, and, as this incomparable actress proceeded, she seemed to feel for her distress so poignantly, that (when Miss O'NEILL fell) she clasped her hands together, and -7 fished out of the box. Her attendants, either from sympathy or courtesy, likewise made great use of their handkerchiefs. The Princess, after a minute's absence, returned to the front of the box, and the vocal strength of the House being in attendance, 44 GOD save the King" was sung with enthusiasm in Inn chorus. Miss O'NeaLL, Mr. YouNG, and Mr. CONWAY, sever appeared in this affecting Tragedy to so great advantage. Her Royal Highness waited the afterpiece, which was the Forivsse of War ! and seemed nut less amused with it than she was affected by the imaginary woes of Belvidere. Her Royal Highness was dressed with infinite taste. ; on her head she wore a coronet for ested of artificial flowers, the base bang of red roses, and the pinnacle of fieur-delis. Her other costume consisted of a pea green slip. trimmed with gold lace with a white muslin body and long full sleeves, and her waist was bound by a girdle of green, clasped with diamonds. The House was crowded to ezcess with beauty and fashion. Among others present we observed, the Duke of GoanoN, the Duke of Devowsntz, Lady EGERTON, Lady RODEN, Sir G. WHEELEn, The company at the Kiug's Theatre on Saturday evening was very elegant and numerous, and be. stowed a liberal snare of applause on the performance of the Serious Opera of I Riti de Efese, and the Calif Jr Bagdad. Hyde Park yesterday presented a brilliant spectacle of beauty and Cashion—the colours most worn by the (Lgaides were lilac, peach-blossom, and green,, with pi oftision of Sowers and plumes in the aufteaux. Miss Cairns lIANA BONAPARTE, daughter of LUCIEN BoNAPARTE, at present resides at Hinckley, in Lei cestershire. Miss BONAPARTE is a most accomplished young lady, about 19 years of age, and is a daughter of LUCIEN% by his first wife. Friday a General Court was held at the East-1 ledia House, tor the purpose of proposing the sum at one Lek 20,000 rupees to Mr. GRAHAM, formerly of the Civil St r% ice, as a remuneration for his claims and services; and, after a lung conversation. separate ballots were ordt red for the 9th of June, on the grants of money to Mr. GRAIIAM and Colonel WALKER. The attractions of the Grand Scheme of the Golden Lottery are already becoming apparent. Numerous applicatioir.s.are daily making for particular numbers; so very numerous arc they, that almost one. fourth of the Lottery may be sai,i to be aheadq bespoke : persons, theref ore, who may be inclined to sue the tickle Goddess by the purchase of any parti cular nuarber, should lose no tirr.e, as a few days will probably else pat it out of their power to de so, by giving possession of their talisman to some MUTE early application. Smturday se'imight, a person babited like a Turk, styling himself PRINCE le Moser 1411.1. N, landed at Brighton from the Lord Wellington Packet. His Highness, on being examined at the Custom-house touching his sentiments towards the adverse parties la Vrance,.with more candour, perhaps, than discre tion, declared he did not tare a d—n for either Bo naparte or Louis ! This very illustrious personage %vita was unacoampanied by a single attendant, so jeurned at the .01d Ship Tavern until Tuesday to await the decision of the Alien-office respecting him, when he obtained permission to proceed to London. Sattirday se'nnight, as Mr. 144Faxlan of Inchcroan (an island in Lochlomond) was going home from 18alloch in his own boat, along with his sister-in-law, two of his own sons, and another young man, be boat was upset by a sudden squall of wind between Knockoer and Inchmurrain, at which mament the young man who was at the helm sprung into the small boat and cut the painter ; the other boat went to the hattom in 10 fathoms water: the two young men came up and were both taken intothe small boat, P4r.but IsliFarlan and his sister were drowned. • A few nights ago a fine female infant, apparently about Ave weeks eld; was left in a small basket at the dear. of Lady - HARRIET COVitTEN AIN in Bedford place.; it ins wrapped up in a new blanket, and two cfrahges of clothes left with it, and a label pinned to its :breast with the words—" My name is Ellen ;—I have no friends, and am deserted—take me under your protection for GOVS sake, and yooriittle found -lug will be grattful.m The child was taken in. but what became of little Ellen since, wbe have not heard. Jotter from Cork, dated May 18, lays- 46 Yei terdhy a woman was brought from lmokilly, and lodged in the county gaol, charged with having mur. dead her husband, with the assistance of a man with whom she bad lately associated and cohabited." •• • 4. t 4'; UNIFERsIrr INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, MAY IN. - The folleiwlng Gentlemen are admitted to the undermentioned degrees : Master of Arts-Benjamin Philpot, of Christ College. Bachelors of Arts--fleepben Molineutt, and George Montga. mt•l le of Christ College; Wm James Carver, of 'l'rinity lege; 'George Coulthard, of Emmanuel Co l l e g e ; and George Thomas Tbtrnet, of Jews College. Samuel Grove Price, B.A. of Trinity College, is elected a Felkiv of Downhag College. • • DXFORD, MAY ST. Thursday the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees : Vico! Lek AND Does UR IN Diem ter—Rev. Miles !Serene, M.A. of University college, rector of lErcliam Newton, Ac. in the diocese of Not wick, grand compounder. MA %reit or ARTS—Roe. Chas. B. Wuoley, of Oriel college. Bo cu e toe s or Airs—Mr. Edw.Heywood, of Christ Chin eh, Mr. John Sylvester Adolphus, of St. Jokier , college, Mr. Joseph Smith, of *Frittity college, Mr. Samuel Hinds, of Queen'. college, and A!l'. Chalk's Atmore Ogilvie, of Ballot collage. At a General Ortliund k ois held in the Cathedral Church of Christ in °lrma, by the• Lord Bishop of the Diocese, on Sunday last, the following persons were ordained : DEACON i—Noel Thomas Ellison, M A. Scholar of C. C. C.; Hugh Moticktou, 11. A: and Geo. Yalu, B.A. Students of Chris: Clutch; Sam. Fras. Morgan, B.A. Schoar ut Jesus college; John Keble, M.A. fellow of Orel college; Philip Chanibree Chant bres,ll.A. Fellow of Jesus college; Role.rt Heath, B.A. Fellow of St. John's college ; M. Davey, B.A. Detail , of Magdalen c.,llege; Edward Bellamy, B. A. Fellow of St. John's college; lieory Biss„ B.A. Fellow of Worcester college; John *1 Fos. Lys, 11. A tel low of Exeter colle t y ; Zechariah 14 Bilt'ailph, B. A. F•li..w of, Magdalen; Ashurst T. (Silbert, Fellow of lira.ettoose cora gr. PRIESTS—WiIIiam James, B. A. of Pembroke college, Curate of South Stoke; John Gould, B. D. Fellow of Magdalena college; John Wayte Vilest, B. A. Fellow of St. John's college ; Edward ()debar Smith, M. A. Scholar of C.C. C. Richard N'hately, M Fellow of Oriel college; Nicholas Dunn, B. A. of Jesus college, Curate of Fritwell and North Aston ; Richard Newman, M. A. Fellow of NVadham college; William Firth, M. A. Scholar ut Corpus Christi college; Edward Whitehead, M. A. Scholar of Corpus Christi college ; Hunter Francis Fell, B. A. of Pembroke college, Curate of tleilley-upon-Thames ; Edward Montague Salter, B.A. Swaim of Christ Church; Charles Drury, M.A. Fellow of Queeua college. ECt:LesIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Prince Regent has presented the Rev. 'lleophilus Barnes, M.A. to the rectory of Stonegrave, in the county and diocese of York, void by the death of the Rev. George Worsky. His Royal Highness has also been pleased to present the Rev. G. Chandler, L1..2. to the rectory of zioutham, in the county of Warwick, aml diocese of Lichfield and Coventry, void by the death of the Rev. Samuel Saudys. Rev. Charles Brent Barry, B.A. to the rectory of Quarlcy, Wilts. , Rev. James Phillott, jun. to the Tectory of Stanton-Drewe, Somerset. Rev. J.Duncumb, M.A. rector of Abbey•Dore,Hereforthh!re, to the vicarage of Matisel.Lacey, in the same couuty. Wm. Grant, Esq. of Congaiton, has presented the Rev. Mr Alexander Lawson, preacher of the gospel, to the church and parish of Creigb, vacant by the death of the late Rev. Dr. Green law. Thursday sennight, the presbytery of Dumfries moderated a ' call Irom the inhabitants of the pa...eh of Terregles to the Rev. , G. Heron, preacher of the gospel, to be their minister. Lately the Rev. Edward Griffin was instituted to the rectory of St. Stephen's, In Ipswich, on the presentation of the Rev. Wm. Marsh, ot Colcheeier. The Rev. Wm. Newconte has been insti•uted to the rectory of Mmandford, in Norfolk. on the presentation of Anna Maria _ Newanuc, widow. Boxtwo.—Friday seta:light two men . of the names of Daniel and Hopper, fought a most desperate battle, on il;e Rope Walk, at Dover. Daniel was seconded by the noted Devine of Pugilistic celebrity, anti I;rett, .the sadler, of Margate, seconded Honer. ,11,:tween four and five o'clock the combatants sec to on the Rope Walk. Round I. 1:1 this round mush sparring with iclt•nsific judg ment when Hopper planted a right band blow above tii- 1 . tidy. of the nose (the :nark of honour) of his antagonist, which ap parently deprived him of action. 2. Daniel assumed his stotittd coursge, a desperate rely mob place, in which Hopper sprained his wrist; betting 2 19 1 on 1 Daniel, the Hibernian. 3. Wipper &hewed much bottom, but seriously felt the Injary he bad sustained in his wrist. . . .. ..... After a hard fought battle of 15 minutes victory declared her self in favour of Daniel, the Irishman. . EPSOM RACES, FRIDAY, MAY 25. The Oaks Stakes of 50p t cash, h. ft. fillies, then three years old, Carrying list. 41b. all °titer eonditious the same at for the I. l ei by. Duke of tiraftort's Minuet Lord G. H. Car, t'dish's filly by Sir David . 2 Lord Fgremont awned Mr. Craven's Nadeja The / udge placed bqt thrsv—l 2 started.-5 to 2 aEst Minuet —lto I agst Mr. Payne's to I apt Lord Foley'* I.—B to 1 apt Lard G. H. Cavenclish'S Large sums bring depending ots the two events of the Dote of Oration winning Utile/ and Oaks, Minuet beaaine a decided favourite; it was a short rein race, no play being made bud' near the distance pow, when, we are sorry to state, Lord Foky's filly's fore legs coming in contact with the hind ones of Nadeja, sausetl her iitstatitly to fall, and was so much injured, that it was bound necessary to kill her on the course. W. Cliff, the jockey, received a severe shock by the NI, bat we understand he is considered totave ',stained MI wriotst. injury. The'Headley Stakes was woe by Mr. F.siral.'s Colt, by Game. slut; the Teem Plate, by Mr. WysAlltaut b Wailderer ; and the Derby Hunter Stakes by Mr. E. Tittersars b. g. Mad Teta. 130W-STREE I'. Saturday, at this Office. Abraham de Lam, Benja min Henry, and Solomon Samuel, were fully committed for uttering connterleit money. The parties had been to Epsom races in a cart, and, un their return, passed ten bad shillings to a man who sold beer un der a hedr near Mitcham. Suspecting he was de frauded, he pursued and overteok them at Sutton.—, In the cart was found a quantity of counterfeit lings and &ixpeaces, to the amount of £4B, besides a considerable sum in good money. BIRTHS. On the 14th of Manaus board the Xenophon traneport,in the Iri.h Channel, near the Land's and, the Lady of Captain William Gordon, of the First, or Itoy.d Scots Regiment, Third Battalion, was safely delivered of a buy. The 23d inst. at the Priory, near Reading, the Lady of George 'Beauchamp, Esq. of a son. Friday, at ter father's house, hi Lincoln's inn -fields, the Lady of the Rev. 1. Fl. Randolph, of a daughter. The 23d inst. at Mrs. Wynyard's, Kensington Palace, Mrs. Montague W)nyard, of cdaughter. Iltursday, in Lower Seymour-street, the Lady of Sir Thomas Trowbridge, Bart..of a son and heir: Wedneidiy, at Toppisfield Rectory, Essex, the Lady of the Rev. Lewis Way, of .1 daughter. Same day, at Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, the Lady of die Rev. Dr. Chatfield, Vicar, of a daughter. Friday, in New Burlinvuu-street, the Lady of the Hon. James Butler, M.P. of a sun. May 17, at Stonehouse, near Plymouth, the Lady of Captain Henry Cardew, Royal Engineere, of a daughter. May 19, the Lady of G. Stevens, Esq. of Old Wigglier Lodge, Berk', of a daughter. DIED. Mr. Thomas Miller, carpenter, of Copra's!, near Chichester. He was engaged in the usual business .1 the day, apparently In good health, but suddenly dropped down and expired. His ix-. ther died in a similar way, about 13 years since. Friday, after alin^ering illness. LleateLantsGeneral William Johnstone, late of di: 34 regiment of Guards. Tuesday, agsd U, Margaret, only daughter of the bto Rev. I. S. I.ovat, lector of Loughtoo, Essex; deceased. Mix..lay, aged 54, Mr. John Jeffery Williams, Steteardlif the' ,Hooourakds Society of Gray'. Ism I SALES BY AUCTION. mar. ArID MERSEY, COYINTRY AND SIVANIP... CANAL, CHELSEA WA'ITU.WORKS, and COMMlitt - CIAL SALE-ROOM SH kRES. fly Mr. SCOTT, .Din FAIDAT, Jitne 2. at 1 2 °Thick, a the I'lart , unless previously dispose.l of by Private Cot trot t, GRAND TRUNK, Five Shares, dividing £55 per Stare pa. Annum; Coventry 173,n1, Two r•ltar .. £44; Swansea Canal. Ten ithare4, Jell), all clear dtvithille , ; Ellesmere, Kennet and Avon, and 1 alcastel Cluals; Comnier eial Sale Room, Ch 1, Water Witrith, aita Atlas /Wit:ranee iliares.—Particulars at the New Hotel, 111:111111CIIVII ; tke Mna; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Dritige et' toe. - - .... - - WiNDLESHAM, NEAR AIAGSIIOI*—SURR EV. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, June 2, at.Twilve &Clack. at the tilart, Luatint, by Order of the Fxceutors, with immediate olsse:,s't.tt, THE FREEHOLD RESP)ENCE Lite lutiN MICA R s, Esq. very rleasantly and conveitientiv tituatt in the village of Windle , hant, sear thq Great Wtstern I °ad, mil. from Bagsbot, seven from Egitant and Wrin.lt(te, a nd LI fro;,, London, in a line sporting country, well Lutlt. in yaod containittg three Sitting Itoonts, five Cltatob .rs, rAttisif,: Oftl. e 4, and Otabondiev, wilt an exc. lieat flart:4:l, t I.tovn, hnotitui Paddock, Meadow, and Arable part eopyl.‘l , l, iit all above 24 Aeresolea.itty tither •ti; good Water, and Land l'ax re.eened, forming a 1:1 Ittf 11 residtnce for a small family. May be viewed, and Particulars had n the King's tit ad, L. shut and Ephant • Messrs. Sul& and Lytitio.i., Carey-s:reet ; at the Mart; an.l4 Mr. Scott, 29,New'BrItire-streer. I.lstoinn fOkt. THE TEE AND cum& BUT LE It's celebrated V EGETA ISLE TO OT H POWDER ii with confidence, recommended to the Use of the. Public, as the most efficacious Preparation for Pre.ervlnr the teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and produeisel. a pearly whiteness without impairing the F.nameL It imparts a fit mum and beautiful redoes to the Guns., to the Breath the must delectable sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth-ache, by rt tnoving ft. cause—the Scurvy in the Ounis.—Price Its. 9J. the Box. BlTFl.Eit's Superior LAVENDER WATER, frim its tie. gent Iragancy has received the Approbation of their Royal High ues,es the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, of many Ladies of the first Distinction. In Half pint Dunks 4.1.; and Pints Bs. Prepared and sold by R. BuTtEll, No. 1. Chearitle, I.lrAon ; and by his appointment by smith; Patter, and Reaburn, Edin burgh ; M•Bryil, Baxter, and Nl'Dunald, Cla.gow; Gregson, Billinge, and Jolly, Liverpool ; Lynch, Athitnion, and Stas Manchester; Spraggs and Crew, Portsmouth ; Har v ey an d Skelton, So uthampton ; Horland, Granville, Nettleton, and Kendall, Plymouth; Ptper, Bull, and Chas.:, Exeter; Lrov.n, Minis, Burry, and Prosier, Bristol; Cruttwell, Eimis a!ld Barrall, Bath ; and most, Perfumers aid Veinier* in every town; in Boxes at 2s. 9d. each. SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS THE reptitaim of Dr. FREENI/-I.N's GUTTA SALUTARIS, has bten firmly cstaltlished by For y Wars eaperience of its le.neficial effects in Scorbu is and Veneteal o,m,:laiats. For Scrofula, Mothid Injuries of the Glands the Lymph, the Bl.tod, or the gent ral Consti: , 4tion, occasioned by acrimonious matter retained in the habit, or int roduc4 by cer tain indiscretions, intenver4rcc, ur I:judiciut:s us:: of Mercury; this hiedicide will be futtad the most Glicacious, and at the sum: time the safest that can be t••,orted to ; Lad I, no less excAlont In diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Obstructions in the Ur.- nary Passages and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of diet, confinement, or hinderanet to lousiness. To Mr. BuTi.aa, Ur. PILIMMA Ageflt. hng you will puldish the tolluwing cure, fur the ?tenet, of thoie Lbourir.g tinier a Onittar enea:ilatitt. Last at.r.ono I coot-acted a Venerail Cott.planu, and aariei to an watinelit 'raft/v.4 under whose cure i was three titombs. 41unttig tits. 1:4:- rioll I un•lereti:t salirminn three ritot ; the re' , "r was so v.4.:ent, that wctaris bloke oat all over illy 14,a and body ; I w..; etotr.mentlei She change of air and s.:a-bathinr, bur. 1 4.Atit ticued sit a worse ktive, if possible ; at last l was recorunicoded, by a (3 . ..ricataa, to nit Dr. Freenian's Gutta Salutois ; by the . J .,e of ft, .haok God. I am perfecly cured, to the art of rvet y prriosi who kn 4 w lay ca,e. When I leave Brighton, will relax I . .sore part well •s. Sir. your Aerated humble hrrvart, Brighton, May 6. ' NriLLIANT JAMES. :old at Mr. hkulret,Chr3pi;.de, corner of St. Pzul'a Chureb• yard, laftidon, and by met :;.tuntry Medicine Vend(ra In evity town, ht bottles. at es. and 4s. 6.1. each. IIY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS pATENT, gratite,!•un . .) Jahtt.s `;uurei, Inventor and Fit:parer of the CARDIAC and NEI:- VOU6 TuzeTußE, the only sate and efFectuni Ramtdp thr. Disqrders ofthe • ,tonoch,and Bowels, viz. _ . • hirst, flead-ae , l.:onlu n sio, and Galattie . ,s. Secondly, irit , s estiun, Loss of Appetite, Bilious Crudities 'nd Retellings, Vi Juweess of the Eyea and Skin, Flatulence, Nit!, pasnis. He:xt t-ty.ira, Hiccup. Uripiugi, Chotic, and Costiveness. for Oil: Goat lathe Stomach ansi fiend. Fourthly, tot all such Affuedons of the Nervous System as arc .ittended with Depression of Spirit Paralvt'e and Apopl.-ctic Dispositions; l't.istration of Strength, litnidtty,,Tremors, Start ings, hor.lpitations, and Faintiegs, or Fits. Fifthly, fix bracing and swenethening the whole System, in States of Relaxation and Sixthly, as a powerful Antiseptic in Cases of Putrid Bile. and for counteracting infection, or preventing and curii.g Putrid, hialistiant, and Pestilential Fevers, Stire throat, viz. Cynanche Maligna, &c. prevailing in Prisons, crowilLd filthy l'faces, Hue pitah, Ships, hot and unhealthy climates, &c. 'I his Medicine, as an immediate Restorative and Corroborant, is a most e* actual It .niedy in Female Ohstroctions Led Suppres *kali, and Cases of Retention at Maturity; also in Weakness, Morbid Discharge s,uad Irregularity about tire Turn of Years. Sold Wholesale and R etail by Mr. Ryntres Appointment, by Messrs. Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. Hi, Ilow Church yard; and Retail by Fred. Smith, ee, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; F. Newberg and San, 45, St. Paul's Chureh-yard ; J. Harris corner of Lud gate-street t and by every Vender of Patent daiielnes In the United Kingdom, in bottles, at 4s. 6d. 95. 175.; and in pints, at 935. by which there is a considerable saving. N.B. Family Orders addressed to Mr. Rymer, for supplies from the Fountain de ad, should state by what conveyeuee. A liberal allowance to such as take, and wids to continue the use of skis truly valuable Medicine:—Vide the Cases and Certificates of Cure in the Pamphlets put up with the Bottles. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, lige IBEG leave to inform yon, that ever since the year 1780,1 had been afflicted with the I.ues Veoerea, which from Its obstinately resisting every coune of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severs courses of salivation and twice discharged from the HoThal, with little eief, would appear to be of fay most inveterate kat ure. Jr the spring of last year my dlseriler had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence. 'ln ti.is state, I was re . tonsmended by Mr. J. Thoutpson, (who received so great a cure by them here,) to take your I.eake s Patent Pills, which I begat to do on the 26th May; in the course of o fortnight I Neat' to receive benefit. In little more than a month I became, by your liberal advise and medicine, perfectly free from my foe mir complaints, have recovered my former spirits and st re n g th, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many menths to the astomsluneat of Xll who knew me, I am at a loss in what tents to express my gratitude, but hes you for the good of ether suffering ; mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so doing you will gristly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble see rant, ALEX. MURKER. _ _ Stran's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in I.ondon, at his house No. 9, New• Bridge -street. They arr atsu sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Albaa'..strect Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox fordotrect ; 11:r. Disborougles, N 0.7, 11111- ,truer - hill, neatlyop posite the onument s and by one pvl-son In every considerabb town in England, Ike. In boxes only 2s. bd. tack, btaled up.witL tall sod plain directions, whereby pawns 'drifter sex way ewe themselves with ease and secrecy. N.B. itvery Box sold lie Cheat Britain Is sealviup with a stamp which, by layout of the Commissioners, is print e i at the Swop ! 01E% • T. Taylor s No. v, New Brldgeltreet.' Ti A tit Attt'q ANTIIII' lOUS PiTA. 4 3.;iventel ILL by EWA . AisD 'ur eon se•d Apothecary. Curs St. F.thntantl e s,—*lbis •aa'r and elcion• pa • witima is hi i r c c emed t.e. us agreeable and. certs ...lan, by ..vhitol t 't offer nails, 311 Inaction or 0 0, •!, :• of tht• !li•ansacis and 111wels, whether aris'og bout 1'..• Of COI I; ticker's at 4tosnach, Ide : It 4.11,i41, lislodging arrid , Ale or other (reit.% ,ez !cd it tip• ina* , 3t; cell cal..il, and act as en al vilt .s ee to :1 -y,tt - 11 g , ll. rally, I;•„. tehiti aay In 'mental or oseacars I orepera t •••• . is at :di tt.a.s 4 sale ; and lias beet, given wit.' s .1111 e rood effect Haney ft • ..coon is puttc“....lv ad : Hat l'., and ti:ose of seuentary lives, where a• t;flicicht 'bar hogreli ii sty! 1., l e t up, crudities rata nel In tho.e are treeptently • rodeva -; paws and 11'..eits ons, !toad-zest,, l ois guni, and gidastes, or r :. , '• , t of weariness and oppres " sion . Replove the ecss ,th eff:ct meat ea ow. A single tri.sl end fully convance the pave= of •Ir'lr ervo t y, Th worst ea es of lvdcus ur beck I Isahle'•• are certainty re moved by a single ow , , and m a much .bore; time th 7.3 e-,; ; ht U. cre . - •ns r e set rs nee. Th e P. o r: -T he, if pr..prr. to remark they will be found nan only to at- .vs. • pain or 5•ne.0,i1;.!..5, Lest to is•aee tile 1, ,)r. after their Ina . '• 4 ; ! action free (ram that costive •tre. which gencrally s sce•.ds the sopiranon ut Pala ivr n;t add, whol 5,a 1 .8! ousel, Ls Etls%U.,is, 66, Pa yard, !Joni to ; !:anger, 07f .r 1 street ; and IVs.r.:, !La :14s: Pi ire 2u. 9.1 sod 4... dd. per 151 , 3 c. pltvlt L. Vir '.•inti of ErlUcAsi-st .tntl prolese.anal v v ctr:t :oafs to •lascov..r fix 7erta n met! t,-1 Of r:.t. lig a f•-fra rrers. f.ttg"..l.wa,,•, th e r e mit o' their :.•%'.• !Iry !s tte h•i . vmoi of %nye) 'r. , Mts tf ('L• at rsieuitar ;•vlesnly•r% tat e V ;41 Coil; a of a'iryeC i$ to ` :11.. ). ,",` l ° J ectu' tert..ui rfi,orda r, fruiuetat-y contractrd :: a ioute..7ut of an •/.i. caven, 3!le. concasm•toor. Strett•rra an improved plan, are tpve.i.ly and e.is•-•:,a , !•,- cereal ; as :Aso siss beay, „ u s let t w r .skin.. tram i 4 acdscren - ...n ,a•'alsence , ,, 1:m„ t:!•:1. deuce T....suit climates, .e a secr.t solhary VOX, • k'o of•CII ts ,„ happily punned by the yntols et both sears, 'it • 'se ::..• 'nullity or barreno.:4l, and in the nriscr mon ra.u.s trait) trout cilieases. which, if slot ttnte!y temed•ed. terni•mte ...a in! •I. rent.: amid cunnltopte , th. In that ditiressing late 0! lA. r. itt 1 ;* defit.iency, wt-ether the consequence et st`ril baneful 1.. c. • • ••• • ,* arcing from any other cause, by vitae's :he powers o! t• r ..I. ill km become etreebied, as hiensi.sra of the R5.; . .1, s of Surgeous of I ,no.lon, they slier a Win, ,ate, and t;.ica'.y 7i rati o o '0 10011.1 and vfgoroi.s hearth. Messrs. Got, and Co. eachatively firofessing the tura of th tatc.ct•lar ntt, in 'seder don they ntay ro.:t t., mistah n ftw, malted wlta the obloquy so ju.t'y attacl-ed the •gnorant empiric, Oink it font justsce therntJvs.. to grata that tb.-y have bs..:n properly whir:As:l.mi hsto ec:ry branch Of the pet hessian fc , rtitica . es of •ehleh frnri , ileretl H os ra:s, sod testtmowils treat •he hlopt e.. 1 Peat P:aysiciaua„ they have to convince any inqu'rers Itt.r. the sta:ctos re.alting troth thetr Lodravours first 10-lure 1 Viola to qu'r the ; . •rac'its sof the general lar.o.ttti•atat•t. WI they pre•ttr.le trust :heir prevouni.hts con,lntste a llr noosed er the 'dip. eces4 i.ied confidence which they have, by •he l'ulstx be-n so hi‘etaily honoured. • e result of a lour and stenssae practice ....- •-vahlei them, a suiertor tuettnA, tar•:ntove satssetsai • howevi nv, , erate -or coniplStaie.: *'thou subjecttic tli7 mall, r.t !test res.ralut tat dist or exercise; and hr r,:cent as early l,iieation 4 .s mac on , iiseus•ry of the tole:tom tor titsent pLrfortu a cure os the short •pace of t v - • I! . .iy.s. s on• oter.sileuted success of node of treatm4st hat =.efet bee.: ksalwa to fail in (sue stogie Itts! . .ance in a I.r,a,•lice I.i7e:a‘s, dutitig which pa ria lit soy thousand pe rioss o •,t bo th sear s Ipe,e beauettted, even )free •elere and snrious methotis had Less pursued 'ay or'ser iiiamers without eftett,, thus rublcif ter r sr asle•ce be cocsultert In l'itienti of either sett, with delicacy, an,i atietlet4l.-4-detters tram t..• country, par: ot r: lissn an mar !et of 'Aviv ncla,,•eg a remittaitce, da:ry r.••r.taled to, atal advice and tilelitate It.c. warded to r.:l rust of she 'a:in.:de:H. C.f.) a.o.' •••s , :•• .• a. • "'WC qv ° _ e• 'P- e Ole foonflatiun of b .41 Lf I A s, C s ; v . ir.il‘ Cl°n chi l sott ld en !through the par tnr' the union, n •t tali r t g t'i'ne ?Tacit.: Ants whicb woo 1 iecure .;,eon the enloynic It of ..rent .1.• ut.. c bie..i,le ever; eau% pay •••" ' o the ; where the constitution ha • • . arena "b 11.011•,, or 4;:;, litar,.d * Sy a CCTI4I:I habit C. , n(t • . nr .-cr!) -, „. ; y previous to enteri-,: ; fate is lat.! ,peostnly rr.lais t, t •ev , Jt the Mullin:ring spatk• .11 I.te, an ; to th - ,y, • nO disoricri have cordriteted t ,• tea; happiness .1 an tltoe whiz?! ate th.e co. 4.equeucs u..., tests this coecieera t (;:. •. It 1E arid C... for tiws , • last Su y• arvet tl'Z' I .111 . IV , • attatirn reclusively to. the treat . ent Jeri cure or? Ni• Disease, and the d:aarders arising ,herctroni—as 4, a. ra:;ger.ent of the sysicni produr,...: by ; 'fast •1.0 7to inrtessit!cratc school boy, which litt..gs cm Muse • 13.'4- !Hes itidPeficiendes that prevent or embht.r sta.. The successful result of their pltn, eves • ..• ':our to oppose the ravages of th complaints., se'..ic‘i are •he rc ~t important in the catalogue of hwntat; nr tie-. it h. to.c.• em: y person who has tuclitti;ed in this :elitary wce :•, • A 6:44. setting protesiesial turn of eminence andia CtllsittE asad Co. claim the Ftnetiiii ci ,0., h au as well as the tsletinemy of tisiousitradwtell foe I the care of these complaints, they hold out it is vice; hie, sensible, as all men mss be, cr the VI ••• • calamities, they offe:r their assistance as r-auhtrty • 1:41‘. hers of the R..)al Colleges of Sorg woof I ahni..n I `i• Sl.ght and recent cs:es of Syplnlats:: :ofeca at ra .;,1 in the short space of two days. Those tit SIN rata* uh.'lL 4 * duration, %tic!' as Obstruetions. inveterate leases, rase, I the Bones, Glees, &c. are in.roit:torly and ....eeJily Carel —Seveial Nobltri,en and Gentlemen '.l ,he fie,r lect,e-talsal have been under the care of Alessrs. Crate abd rue tis to 'moral of coutp!aints of the urethra, sine • Jte : received a radical and perniamot cure, 1. si.leit tig• - nay be niade to them, as satis'actcry tv.de: efts oi the .!, r;.• d sups riority of MP• evil nit; au., l'n.'s .1. treatiti..X.-• Many of dieae t e en Winkel had ir ricteres tr,an [w• year', and wore under the care ill . Messrs. flow", • • and other of tqual entic who attenit— d ;I: by the application of the ,laspar canst.c,wlthini, :.~. ~- r.. (1 . 0 it al c and Co. have Mecti.d t.. 0 6 . 11 ,rig later 1,013 O.: many they in &dr 'tidying frona th.ntsemen, sew .er thefts thank.; f.r their restmatiou to sJund .nl.l health. It was sent to them, uust.l'alte4 from ,he -qu 1.4 a 1%4.G1e F-arl, who h2ll laliouted under this di:t!. 4,1.4 *1:1 painful raabdy for ten years:—be had ba.n uu !,t• tar ..ve of several Surgeon; of professional eminence. now! ot afforded hini pernian.nt but front the superior i.trtu“!ot treatintxt put sued by Viesqrs. Ctorie 411.1 0.1. La: 'oe• ceived a rathrsi cure in the short space of ant rsolth. "To Dr. CI.'RRIE, Ib7, !-T.att m.rarder. " Lord fecli Frew pit'a. ;Ire in cash nu:, .74:irr, to !In Currie the perfect re-t....t biishment of 46 hes.itiv, a of int mild and a innrahia: treatmoot of 3 , rietutes vs, lie may add, that he has not for many yeas enjored b. :1: " .. ! comfort and freedom front pain he vitt d li.wing obtained, through hi , I.loi and attea..3ll, a .1 radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he WA* t a s to the manner that others treated the cottqllaiiir, Le I:4, i , : power, tram a fair trial and a just colPilaii•;on. " 1 " t Bute of applawc t. Dr. Carrie wbeh he sen.tll.) t.clr, s aul shall ever he most ready and wtllhig to wirosowledge. Married Wuntett, who have lotij been dwappnared is tta r etrectations of a fantily, may be cured, that 141.11104 i' l4 / 4. •' 634 such def:cts are curable by lkieslical .skill ; and althor. tt mutat of such imps Intent, be an object ordouh:a: 4 tainty with others, yet the cure of sett, detects, le) . the i • progess of renuvation, is the acquirement of their t•L:'e Kielet • Messrs. Cu* r. it and CA. may be consulted by paresu. class! Sex, with the greatest secrecy and hossunr, u theta 6 Wei 06 ' IU7, Batumi-garden. Patients in the cruntry,deccribing the particulars age, and mode ut living , inch•sing a remittance 1.). . medicines the sane trill be given or seat to an;• par . ul a:c r r d :0 r.1. 1 10 7 it s i . g o a e , : s o:l7 e:t ; t e : r t r i r c m g : . y b r e ec ii ) d e t s o s area :h e i r C. 4 • "9 • ; ,1 I MGR WA I'Vk TLI.MUkt' Lt(P 1.014 N Morning If nlqure. b!••. .A::e.soun • ut:rutc4 fire $ • J.:Hs:7I,OA : renter, by Lr' ; wv,P-rt.it kub.tf.tiej there, aud at the :Aar ptiipt 1 !CO 4