Star. — London, England, 1815-06-21 00:00:00

0 M MI Pt' Oft 's x J .:, . A T-It TIIL. G A4NI) JAW, *4 r t " AEUVEILE CASTLE. ME 16. Y. sareday being the 'day apn .anted for ; t he com mencement of the grant festivities, bylrpast five the iliniter was serve.! up in a stye!, of griest magnifi cence; and. A little betore six. the Duke led into the', ro m thnblarchionews of ST tWionto, whom he placed an his right at the head of the table. Next were Ltsrri Peery and Lady G. nutrient; the Hori. C. H. Howann and the Countess of Surrout ; Lord Sueenut and the Countess of EITINGIIAst ; Lord Annoy sit and•the Countess of Cocci; the Eat' of LeinNnue)ki and Countess of Axnovalt. The party, consisted of ;6; ninon.; whom a ere Lord Motteerit, Lady KING. LOrd, GOWER, Lady C. Howann, •tke. tee. As the company entered the 11 all, ihe tiussexi band played a 01 the Roast 13..ef of Old E'ngland." and continued to play many national airs timing din ner. Aft r the cloth was remelted, the Noble Bost. prefaced the following toast pith sni , able Te ma; " The Fair of thls Contriany,"which was drank with the most. enthusiastic applause--" The Duke of Wellingtan" was the nest-Mellowed by a See the Conquering Hero comes!" The Noble Duke then stated, that while the glorious achievements of this great GenerA beamed upon the mind, we must net forget from whence the laws, under which he had fought and conquered, proceeded —lie alluded to those - Ph:colons e'ear...cters. the AA. eons of England, wlua compelled King Joiee to sign an instrument, which secured to ail tanks an equal .administration ot juitice ; and concluded- by pro posing 66 The pions memory of the l'welve Barons, who cantrielled Kifig John' to sign Magni Charta, for the securil and benefit of the people." This was followed by - fund applause. Ltd PERRY thou complimented the Noble Duke on tloi splendid man ner in which he had provided for hi; guests, and plot• posed the health of his Grace, w: - :ich was drank with erathtistasre ; and his Grace returned the COM plinielit in a speech, short but.pithy. The ball com menced about ten. It wis led off by . his Grace and the Marchioness of STAFFORD, followed by about 90 couple.—Dancing continuea till about heif.past.one, ' When the play teturtud back to. the Barons' cham ber, and partook of a sumptuous supper. June 17.—1 a coosequence of the lateness of the lniur w;•ith the ',arty retired to rest yesterday, the feudal lesttvilits did not To*-COMITICUCE until late. The morning w,is taken up in rusticating through the park. At four o'clock abut SO of the distinguished party left the Castle for Pctworth, the seat of t'se Earl of EGREIVINT, where a most sumptuous dinner was provided on the occasion, The Baronial ar rangements remain AS they did on the grand banquet. The dinner was provided for about 40 prisons. The party retired from the Barons' chamber to the drawing-rconi about nine o'clock. and cards were introduced, but Mete was no great spirit of gaming manifested, as the party were too much fatigued by the exertions ot the preceding night. The retinue attack:it to the numerous fatuities now in the castle is prodigiously large, there not bi ing less than two hundred servants in constant attendance. The Con sumption 01 each day is on an average of one or. three sheep, three calves, besides verbisou and sweet ly:teats gre.it iitufusion.The chatsgicr apa paintings .ire to be splendidly illuminated on Tues. day next, and it is exp.xted that. the ball be re pe4ted pith a dditinn4l splendour on that night. - JUNE t 8 —A fresh party of visitors is expected to dinner this afternoon, which is providing .for about forty. Four turtles have been cur up this morning. and great preparations are malting for a very large party on Tuesday next. JUNE 19.—Yesterday, after hearing D:wine Ser vi:e, his Grace the Duke of Nueeorat, accompanied by the Marchioness of Sweatt°, Lady HOWARD, cite. ton': a ride and returned to dinner, which was provided in the usual s:yle of splendour in the Barons' chamber. The Sussex Band played in the anti. chamber during the evenieg. Many families have lett the C.istle, to make room for others that are ex pected from town.- The dinner toalay is ordered for thirty only. Al though it diminishes in number, the qoality is kept -up to its original standard .f luxury. kits Grace has ordeted 50 tiucks to be romped our another grand festival to be go en in August next. • i The mantle.piece in the.Barons' chamber has beeri addionall) decorated with the Helmet and Sword -(near six fret in length) of Sir Bever Southampton and Roger Bigod. Several fresh arrivals are ex . _Sicced. At the Castle this evening. King John and lfagna Charia.--=AlthotNh the table • May be fairly said to have" groaned with the weight (ff the feast" prepared at ilruntlel Cattle, fkir the ilius trious Visitants, who met to celebrate the event which gave to Englishiren the grand Charter for securing their liberties ; yet, we doul.:t if the Noble Host pre 'tented a' richer B li of Fare than that furnished by the -Lottery Cone aotors, for the Fart if Fortune, at Cooper's Kill, on The 19th July—it contains Dishes of 5C40,000, £3(),000, 820,000, &c. with the in v:ting Mint Sauce of 12,000 Gainer:, in Cold 1 Mr. POOLE, a farnea of 1314gclon, near Taunton, ut Somtrsetshire, was, a few days ago, the fortunate diicoverer of considerable wealth. ris lie Was digging • in a field, the spade struck i4;:iii-st a hard substance which proved to be a militari chest, coralining Por tugal gold corn, and Louis d'as', Sce. to the esti -mated value of t 820,000. s ln Cie chest was likewise a. parcel of paper, which Mr. POOLE unfortunately destroyed, and thereby probably prevented the cause of so large a property being thus buried becoming . known. It is conjettuted that this treastue)ms be e n • *7 v., aceoled ever since the Duke of blosigobrsea relte4-' lion in 1685. ! • , • Wednesday List, a fi ne girl, 12 yeari old, loathed Ler, an apprentice to Mr. Vieian t , of - Tternthan,, near Padstow, whilst driving the horses employed in a thrashing • machine, was uniortimatoly cau kt lit by some part of the machinery, nn her head so dread ., fully crushed as 1 ') occasion her instant _ _ Monday se'noight, at Combley nip,' in the Isle of Wight, as Mr. Urrey was assisting in driving an ntallitky bull, which he had sold, the animal made a 'hidden Plunge at a dog ; the farnr_t unfortunately standing by, was beat to the ground, the boll being .t , nicked„-tell-on him with great totec—,-broke Lis back, arsd-Ottdenvise so dreadfully bruised him, that he now • • - Nes irt si-skaaskul situation, without, au: least hopes of touvery. FROM LAST NIGH'' LONDON G4ZE.771. * 1 • BANKRUPTCY stIPERSSDFD Join Blake, of London-street, Greenwich, Kent, cabiatt- maker, and uph olsterer, dealer and chapman. BANISRUFTS. • Jahn 'Shrifts, now or latisnlf Wit:el.-street Liverpool, broker, dater and chapman, to rreader Jun* 27, July 4, and Ana. t, at ten, at Guildh . :l Loudon Attorney, Mr. Davies, Lotlthary- Chriatopher Sundius, of Devonshire-square, London, merchant, Jane 27. at e'.;tten, July 4, at twelve, aim August 1, at tell, at Attornies, Messrs. Kaye, Frestifield, and Kaye, New Wink Buildings. Thottlat Watson, Margaret.street, Cavendish-square,Millles - x, bricklayer, dealer and chaanian. June 27, at ten, July 4, at eleven, and August 1, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. W. Hayward, Took's-court, Cutntor.street, Chancery-lane. Edward Warp Short, of Tottenham-court-mad, Middlesex, ,srocor and confectioner, dealer and chapman, June 2.7, at chew July 4. at twelve, and August I, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor . flies. Messrs. Gale and San, Bedford-street, Bedford-row. •Willtans. Partridge, el Ombersley, Worcesttr.hire, maltster, dealer and chapman, July 13, 54, and August I, at eleven, at DigliaeGreete Worcester. Attornies, Messrs. Darke,Church, , and Darke, Princes -street, Bedford-row, London ; or Wall, Worcester. Charles Edward Rawlins, of Bristol, wboleaee glow, deal•r and chapman , Itllle 22 , July 4, and August 1, at one, at the Commercial Rooms in Bristol . Attornies, Mews. I arrant, Clarke, and Richar ds, Chancezy-latte, Loudon. Thomas Itieltaley, of ('raike, Durham, innkeeper, July 4,5, and Augnat I, at eleven at the ito) al Oak Inn, Thirst:. 'Worley-, Messrs. Morton :m i d Walliamsai, 5, Gray's lini.square, Lon don ; or Mr. Welker, Third'. George Greenwood, of Ithiptea-upon-Hull, merchant, June 23,, 27, and August 1, at eleven. a. the Geirge lan, Kingston upon- Hull. Attortues Messrs. SOLI-sand Knowles, of New Inn, London ; or Mews. Martin and Seltoletiekl, Hull ; John ,Mitcliel, late of Ulessea:11.1111, wear Egromont. Cumber land, puller, July IS, lu, ant August 1, at three, at the Geld( Lion, Wfatelsaven. Morales, Mr. John Pearson, 9, Staple- Inn, Loadou ; _or Mr. Sherwails Whitehaven. John l'aYitat and Martin Witham Sat‘th. of Liverponl, starch. maeatacturtra and coparteers June 30, Lily I, and August i at one, at the King's Arms Tater:ll, 4 n lrseriteol. A'aloriikst Mesas. Blacks:tack and Bonet, *lettir:e, London; or Messrs. Pratt and Kewley, Liverpool. James Holt Powers, late of Reim*, Staffordshire, jobser, car penter, and cabinet-ntaket, June tie, at fire, lune 2.9, at ten, and Austen I, wrier* at the Crown, kneeley. Anomie., Messrs. Elgin' locker, and Latium, Cur:liven Inn, Loudon ; et Mr.4lolt, R e nder: • Jobs Blackburn, of Duke-street, Altlgate, London, mercer, vroolless-shopor, dialer and eliapume,lutit 22, 'Akan.' August 11 at tett, atGuildball. ,Atturney, Mr. J. W elks Finsbaleyeptice. • DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHA: .1.. - • idly 4, John flames Hole, 'Magi on, apothecary, at eleve June 24, Ralph Longwell, Clues-lane, scrivener, at tw lye. July •11. M.ebael Lovy,Kast Smithfield, draper, at tell. July 4, Rich.o-d and Spantiellibbutt, Lei:otter, looksellers, at ten ; July 4, V.' in. BiltWood i 'uu-wl:uf, Whappieg. wlrarfinsrr, at eleven. Lily 4, 'Jelin Lawrence and William Fuller, Bermondsey-strew, size - raenofteturers. at ten Jtdy 4, Edward George Adanis, kiigh-street, Mary-la-Bonne, apothecary, at one. July 4,. Wel. ham-Bryan. White Lion-court, Buchan-lane, merchant, at oat. July 4, William Thomas, Plymouth, litieu-dra.,,er, at tote.- July 4, Robert Keeys, Frain, slinakeeper, at eleven. July 4 , Gavin Young end Gavin Gleimie, ittOge-raw, merchants, at few. July '22, 'John Ptittip Carrick, Southampteverow. mere:slot, .t eleven. July IS, James Huck. and Joseph Price, Warping, •atil maker', at ten. July 4, •I'liontata White, Stroud, coal nu rchatit, at ten. July 11, Thomas Browne and Joseph Forrester, Saeaet gardens, wow-merchants, at ten. July 8, Joitit Noad, ra , Ltd, baker, at one. June v 7, Alex. Gumpertz, Great %Vint:bee er. &tree% merchant, at twelve. July I, Robert Beckwith, Gardens, leather cutter, at twelve. July 28, James Buller, of Taunton, linen-draper, at eleven. July 5, Samuel Minilhaiti and nand; Field, of Fenchurch-street, merchants, at one. July 15, James Richards and Janie. Matt liews,of Goswell street, cer peelers at twelve. July 8, Brownlow liourdilion, of Waltham- Stow, Lex, underwriter, at twelve. July 15, Th o mas Peed. Jute of Comas-street, Hattan•garden, china and alass-seller. at ten. July 25, Joseth of Maateone, dealer, at ten. Xane stth William Harris, of St:tech:we, 'surrey, outsell:et., at eleven. Jely S. William Sykes, of Wit . te Lion-stmt. Natpticitrate. seta factor, at ten. June 24, Althate, oh *utikettlatin-e-yard, beau., at pee. June 24, .%lexAndcr MiCralth, of Lower Brook- Street, G rosvenoi -square, wine-merchant, at one. July at, John Salkeld an I John 'hill', Acklam, of the Strand, silversmiths. July 1, Thomas Price and Charles Er:ce, of Red-Cross street, So it,;ll - ark, upholsterers, at one. Lily 8, William Brock and Ise Mesurier, of Warefurd-court,'Eliroginurton street, mer chants, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made ift the COUNTRY. July . 1 ; aid 6, is Watson, tholnas and George Nelson, and George Cook, Luvc-lane, London, and Nottingham, busters. at ten, at the Rens Nottingham. July 7, John, WtPiant, and Jo septe..Mackmichael, 'I homes Gitton, and William Nl' Math. Fleet-street and Pr.dsnorth, ctrptt-manufacturtra, at 11, at the Castle, Bridgnorth. July 4, Thomas Anderson, Newcastle, toy man, at 11, at the George, Newcastle. July 5, Henry Forster, Newcastle. grocer, at 11, at the George, Newcastle. July 6, Hester Davis, Warminster, grocer, .at :1, at the ADO, War. minster. July 3, Rob. Hunter Caitcheon, Liverpool, merchant, at 12, at the Kings Arms, Liverpool... July 7, Wm. Kenner ley, Hoboes Chapel, mercer, at 12, at the Macclesfield Arms, Meech shad. July 5, Et:ward and Edward *Johustan, Fleet and Sutton at. Mary, grocers, at eleven, at the Chequers, Hulbeach, July 7, Thomas Flintent, Na w Mahon, corn-factor, at eleven, at the Sun, New Melton. July 4, Solomon Wallens and Thomas Armond, Oldswinford, anvil-male.., at eleven, at the George, Bewdley. July is, John Dobson, tat Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at the Star and Garter, Liverpool. July to, James Garbett, of Liverpool, builder, at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor tavern, Liverpont. July 27, Abraham Sheath and Challis Sheath, of Boston, Lincolnshire, bankers, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Lin coln. July 12, Fames Havard, of Hereford, seedsmap, at eleven, at the City Arms Hotel, Hereford. July 10, William Alexander, of Rumburgh, Suffolk, grocer, at the Angel Inn, Halesworth. CERTIFICA I'ES-Jute 11. James Dracwra, of Bourn, Cain'aridgeshire. common carrier - Joseph Fitch, Colchester, linen-draper. Wm. It netaut. k, field, cloth-dresser. Wni. Scott, Wakehetd, innkeeper. Daniel Barnard, of Sheffield, merchant. Antlintly Puritigtoia of Great Queen-street, taylor. John Varyer, of Oxford, tobac..tunst - Abraham Salmonson, Prescot.street, Goodman's EtAils, nt. r chant. Henry William Wilton and Henry Knowles Canal, ol Crutched Friars, merchants. DIS rittiturros OF PRIZE-MONEY. Hazard, for the Nancy, Elizabeth. °ratan, emit-tater - prise, the 23d bet. at *5, Lawrence Poem:ley-MIL Surly, fur Le Prompt, it, Ands, and I: Alexander; midland.. wicb, for the Isabella, on board, at Guernsey ; recalled at 22, Arundel-street, Strand. Pickle, for Les Amis, on board, at Guernsey; recalled at Mr. Cowan's, in that Islauel. • Sapphire arid Forrester, for the Mary Ann, the 24tk inst. at 29, Norfolk-street Strand. Abercrombie and Dublin, for the Union; and Niger, for La Ceres, the 20th inst. at in, Great George - street , Westminster. Myrtle, for the Casild a, alias Nutmeat Senora de los I)uirsos, l this day, at 35, Craven-street, wand. Decree, for the Decatur, at 15, Tbrogmorton-street. Constant, for the Maria Dorothea, on board, at Plymouth recalled at 13, Gement's km. Pas Nicolo, for the Undaunted, at 29, Great Surrey street. ' Tagus, for la Ceres, the 30th Instant, at I, James -sweet, Add phi • recalled en Wednesdays and Fridays. eretan, for the Harmonic and Stadt Emladen, on Saturday, at 23, Surreapstreet, Strand; retailed on Mondays and Saturdays. Sabrina, for the George and Albert, on Friday, at 13, Great George-street, Westmlnstsr. Yesterday the children at the National School of Sr. Margaret's and Sr. John's, Westminster, were cx. amined, to the number of near 600. The examina tion took place under the direction of the SPRAKER of the liquse of Commons and Sir CHARLES FLINT.— Tbe children, both boys and girls, acquitted them selves admirably, and at the close of the etamination, prizes were liberally disttlbuoi amon j ig them. It , is 4 singular fact, and a proof 'of the liberality with. which the Institution is conducted, that the Captain of the boys' school is atatbele. '•' I+I,IMIL AP POllfef i gipfitsamfbaft ?t, A Niht Promotion took pl. I l ' peat, chid f4Argcen 'Wm have dicolguisfird then err' i the Akrri :AT: t k, i lj,,E, *num whom arr. the fut,h)wit -t— alas torso; tI.W. 11 IYActii, yucep 4144 datnufl kobett 4., 7%letrr : J. C J. Itolirrts, Pyladrs ; I.). ii.'UtirillsolotnettmAfabus ; H. 1.. !tatter, Fairy ; Robert Ratoray. P.tgulut . to be Prot Copt.toti tr. I,i.litensittit T. 13. Gar.lnter, il p oye . l Oak; W. (31110 II , 5 ! 4.1./ ali Ilert cy Isigot, I.actdeitiottilin ; IZEA;cre l i ationt itio'lli . ), :.ll ..W: Anson, Forth; itohyrs Forster. A..ia ; P. M'ehtithal, A.ib'on ; ' him. $ Mangle*, Dittman • M. Montagu, Flag Lleutewatit to Ad miral t it John t)ockttottrt ' h ; In he I.lltwntatoters. Captain I' Ile kimtott, to the Burritos. . I.itisteoelit '1 loornittitohltitu, to the lithAion. I,4'lw:too Priteltartt, to tho .ilbiott • 11r. John Whit?, role! Ala,tt r of the Aibiqn. Mr. Ethvard,l:tottity, Pur:er. to .lie Ro,a. . Mr. John hattodereoLorgruo. to t h e. Itota. Mr. John Cucbroure,4 I) surgeon, to the Canymedc. Saturday the Tally-Oh mach, with 21 passenger:, going from Gam:Jinx? to Worksop, was overturned At Clairln° all, and twelve out of ttic numtwr vrtne sevetely bruised—amongst whom, a I,loy on sva:y. to Londan, lies at Wit.hant without hopes. of re:co y:ly ; a Gentleman h4cl his arm brilltr...trrnthrc his shoulder dislocated, Mrs. Ciishons of Gainthe. , ', and Mrs. ThoMps , m of were also severely iminrvd. ‘w-syncer.—Nondly evening . eight Itis.i la b"n1.•73 %Vele charged Stith sio‘ons khiviour in St. Gile%'S, Which the y had kept sp linen eosoday that time. The charge ht.'ng satisfactorily proved,: they Were committed to Uridewell. A pieat ertiVed %vac collected about the Office, abet air at.e.upt I‘. I resew. them was mole, to ?roved: which t!tepiy. re ch4ined together for smut ity.,-Yrwerdly C. Mq.:arley end his wile vet - r h.itged with being co.:cam:J.ln the same riot, Rad wtle committed. Sweat NO &Woo:A.—Yesterday evening. :thou! eight o'clock. a 'mut haib owls mueder was commit• tad on Mrs Watley, the wile of a farrier, residing at 1 No. 17, beltim.street, Drury-lane, by a man who, we understand, had lodged in the bons., aeJ.Who,,alter nrarly hnviiig severed her head frotn.ber body. threw her down the kitchen stairs. On awaking his escape be Met the landlord, and said, a 'drunken worn.in laid ,ihere. We are sorry to say that, the. ruffian is not yet apprehended. ! 111 a rtis. At Filinburrli, on the I I th i• r. I.loy Anne Wait Paw, of a i,nn. Tue•day teititiglo, at Paddington, the Countess of Albemarle, of a Sall. Sii Oral', Mn Ciatlic, lee of the Theatre; Belfast, of a son. NIARRIED. A: Edinburgh. the 12. h :nit. James Dalrymple. Ssq. Com inande.- (,f the Niarquis of lily 'lust indiamao, to 'Mary eltestiatt, thir.i ciao -Jinx of Nii• James /va , anyea, of Poem, Part. At Witt, the it .741 t ink. the Rey chatlcs Trqtp, teeter of Bonorglir, in the C:)••1.ty at Devon, to thNefl, of srtnerplat-4, you:lnt-4 claugli:er of ilait. late Briga,liet- . Grittral Owei , of the Ult.& ' , out. s.ittir day., Sir Thom, Bernard! Bart. to Charlotte Matilda, N.:miter% dauthtrr of the late Sir Edema Kolar, Batt. Of Brea. I • -• more Hoosr, In ate couuty of t r io hampton. Saturday, at St. Jante•i'd ckurcb, tor Rte: Arthur On%!ost, trctor of Crayferd, in :Cent, to Caroline. widest claiiote'r of latt,es Mangler.. Esq. of Woodbridge, Dear Guildford, Surrey. 4:lr.D. Ju"c 1, at the Manse of C:untnot le, Brevet Major James Mil ler, ot the 74th regftnent, and late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 20. d Portuguese regipent. • . At Linn:ire, county Waterford, the With ult. Prances Mary, wife ut the Rev. Vet nee Lovett, I) D. D. e. 2, at Cultinilto, Laity LouTsi Rodney, wife of the lion. Jriot Roth el, Crier Secretary to the Government a' Cr Ole At Treld, Marmite, second &righter o: the Rev. J. Pz.cor s of or. nevarne. A: l'orpoltn,•Mks HaA, daughter of the 1: to Aden!-a1 f fall. Tues. al. at his Douse in liehtirica.streer, Lietttenzin-General Richard I olsott, of the Hon. East:lndia Company's Friday. at Pu:ney, Robert liank:y, Esq. Goveritor of the London Pes..itrinee Corporation ' fu 7ed year of h.raze, On th..,ltst lettaitt,the Rev James notion, D D. Rector sand Areittleaten of Itath, and Rector of Statenton•Prior. He evired In the With year of his no, after having held theßecory fig years, and the Arch leaving 'Mee Cie year ISO& • lovely, hi the 79:h year or his age, the Rev. E. Hughes, of in the cowry of Anglara, and of Kiturtel Pack, in the coo t,e Denbigh and' Flint. • ' June in, in his 7941 ytar, John Brown; M.D. formerly a sur geon of Bury. Sunday selmight. at C.antelford, Mrs. Dinhans, wife of Mr. Alderman Dinham, of that borough. Tuesday .e'nniglu, in lientinek-street, Lieut.-General Richard Tolson, of the . Hoe. Fast India Company's service, aged 64. In Aiingierwtreet, Dublin, in the .501 th year at lift age, of an er7.lp.lis on the head, Henry Roe, Nl.ll. Saturday ee'nnight, in Clow er, the Hon. Mrs. Aston, relict of the Lire Colonel Garvey Aston, of Aston. Chesil , ' e. (hi the Bth Inns at Eldershe House, Ch..tlotte F. Speirs, daughter of A. Sinks, Esq M.P. for Renfrew. On the voth ult. at Atby (Ireland), Captain Neptune Blood, of the Clare Militiai • Wednesday, in the Precincts, Canterbury, aged 64 years, the Rev Edward Walshy, D. D. tine of the Prebendaries of Canter bury Cathedral, Rector of Lanbourn, Essex, and of St. Dion's, Beekehurch, London. June M. at Saxmute!ham, in her 25th year, Miss Freeman, only daughter or the late V.r. Freeman, surgeon, of Stowmarket. Julie 5, at NVestruther These, Eliza, youugest daughter of We. Rev. Wm, Shia., an nister nt Earlsteun. Rev. M rime', re cur ot Downhem, in the Isle of Fly, and 72. , A g ed 68, the Rev. J. Wtili.ani M.A. upwards of 41) years vicar of Llasieser,Trevetliiii i and Mr.mhilad, and perpetual cu rare er Llativrechva, all in Monmoutlishire. Sunday se'ineght, the Rev. J. Phlllott, D.D. rector anti arch. deacon of Beth, and rector nt Stanton-Prior, Soinersetslaire. On !ward the Plantagenet, un the coast of America, from fa tigue while on shore at New Orleans, Lieut. John Curtayoe, M. conic years Aid tte Camp to the Governor of Misk. A tctt days ago, aged 75, Jt.hn Gimbal, a well-known charac ter at William. Amongst the elf. cts in his house, after his d e ath, were throe bushels of malt, which forty years ago he purchased at half-a-crewel a bushel, for celebrating his wedding-day. His d.inteel,.however, changing her mind, neither wedding day nor bi ening-day ever arrived; and the sack of malt, a:t-r setviii„; for forty years its a b.:acon for din ecting the old boy's aff.:ctions from tickle woman, has cow il,samded to those who are curious to tee whether there be any other kind of virtue in the relic. • ' HICKNIAN'S PILLS. FOR THE ORAV.C.!. AM) STONE, I.IIMBACO, &c. N the various cualphints incident .to the human I le:one, there are nom: more dreadful lu their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the GRAVEL and STONE, PAINS in the BACi:, I.oi NS, BLADDER, anti LUM DAGO. They are complaints to which every wenn Is liable, ;aid area foundation for every other species of Disorder. The above invaluable Medicine composed of the most innocent gredients, has heel found of singular efficacy, in the above COTII• p!a , lllS ; removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing ev.vy perricious tendency to th.se disorders, without cticEne meat. Fmn a cor.cietisne:s of the powerful quality of then, Ms, fully evinced by a private practice of nemy years, they ate offered to the afflicted, and recommended as a cure for the' above complaints. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chcapside, corner of. St. Paul's Cletrcloyard; and retatlby Belant and sharp, Ports mouth; Halt, Harding,and Johnson, Gosport; Minot, Weston, Mallory, Jones, Pottstra; Trc :Aar, Exeter; Cookwori by, Glen- I ville,Glibert , and Hoziand, Plymouth; Newbury , Vutbn ; Bin ter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Manderston, Scutt, and kea burn, lidinburgli ; CrutweU, Bath ; Ross& Peck, Hull ; Gregson, Edwards and Penny, and Billinge,Liverpool; Stains and Lyucb, Misuchester ; Bowen. Vorwich ; 'Ansa and Lloyd, Dirntinyham; Gregory, Briyhton; Whit:, Brighton ; Simmunds, Blandford; itoach, Plymouth Pock; and aeon Medicine Voider% In home at rs. td. each. WEASta4.O O I O O I O. aligi Oriffhlat JESUr. Dt:Olib, and l'IlItGINC; Ralf:l/Y.-1u lilt Ma; , . : . Navy lind Army, there !)ruin have for years past maiiit:A their character as-a sped& for the Soirvy, (:ravel, 1.4“• • •Stranytiary, Weaktii,o, mid Obstructions in the Lieatary Pa— .. frld General behilliy; but particularly fur their at , sellitc... r speedy cure of the Venerval I)iaraw, from the aliirliti•s!, to , rood Malignant synytorns. as a restorative fur gemeral ua,,.. Virmiet's Jesnita f!io l va have her lung kcown an.: estee•sir. - ' I,e4pAie4rie1 ,e4pAie4rie silr itilNs Altithlikblforiacik • seminal kAli.sious, or any wc . .llc.itts of the Kiim-ys (leer. r.. , IllaVer, Di:the; lb, o difficulty el MAWS* iiaatet , wilt God :1! ~ Wv,scrgiragita Dribs aisfe,alita , ;,rliesaiial,aod inintediatt: i t C:0111!10(1-,•EaCl !Smile filli:erdittif a*Mit.iiintent•lr amp, ~.: th e following--- 0 1 , 41,11 Wcowl, Co, St. Pants Corm. 1-- ... 1 1 he nitaieruu. Counterfeits lisitioiad *a the en.intry Vends, , vve is as the public, rtiolk-r this LAtir.iou iaighiy necesoiry. Price VI, Std. 'oil the Lrger nott.e, cmitamin ten -ma I 05... fur the e.01v.-iii...i.r 0 Of tie, Alti s zi+7.g!o Pc.i, p. ir . • i!i . ~.! , seminal Sold by Sabger, died4treet ; d ; ri;; .t.;d R 'yr! 1: tchittA. • • ....._.;____ ADVlt'li No, 1 3 t Bouverie-Airee l Fleet tfret;:, Nlay I, it:- IVHUN lien„(klitucastidi mtt:iJrcicss• ( ;•,,l u%e perm:v.4in eirAfitrotllS to 01 :r.v:..r V.,' 1t:,,.. , Ot .... .11 "t i t re.141 4in k ni rith .l :l: etreltrOnAtilltlCaeleb7ttr"br.:ti';?:,el.:l:4:l4s...;;..troerit."4...' 'Fifteen 1 elrll have we devoted our •t.ravis.:e. t.).;.lse e ,c 1 ,: :!...7itmert et liner Ilisordera, at d ri!-.• .:. , ii.;•i 1 c ,i.,::. - , :a. : in:: our plan. gtves us add;: ion.t: avian r :.t orp• ‘e a. oche . 34 1 . tie rt e r.ivaaes of those croup Alta wit•et, are , h.. 1 , 1 „" i n . r .;,• td all t' e :mins& ite ita which the human tem:noir i' eb rwr d Aft !ran authorised intr.iductioti int° 'vets brani::i in A ii-: . ..ciftirts, situ- Artersniard ou cusnotvichT yract•cr, to r. , u . i eivlGC:ei.f!!olv the ignoraite • of tweducati,.*. men, or the t 4. daub sous ii"rcivitatr: of a geperal praci Wisner. 'I :.e duce &sited* rs, to the cursor witch wehave directed ,* illt...rouloff r culropr.fic e ver ) , •p e et.% t.f y en , r , a 1, 0k , i0 . 0, wt. _ 1 of -''suss or 1.. u, th.r4 Aida ; idiy, ail kind. of IN isslity Gr I , :IA ev. %eh !her r." ,nog f. OM tae secret Ilan:, or whool-hoys, th.• Ii .11:*.rt Itch' of maw. ari, t e eml.. 2 .;v g h i i nvo , eue . , a toitu-titttes iu constitutions/I ; and la 'tit. that derangenirLt of •. by,:ent in women, wilds Is called Barrenness or Sterillt;. natty cases in igluating in a • 'tar error. blitiretatis ital.:abet are tit..! result pi ignorance or bare I ? 6 i .. e p r e e n a s ti t n b e at ut th o e f • ured a .in i t i i v ,le i I C: i to . :6( ar irti o i v er .. i i:m a%id o, it fro bta m t u t i tte o.r.l.l. j • .;‘ 1 ; . , :i ! ,: : , i 4 an nuguariled moment. By a stryf r:ur met hod , .l Meca • cu.::. Iplaints are easily cured; and even wl.ere others have ',idol. trust that we may utter au effs - tt nal 'carnation. _ • 4% Still cannot the most in+etet ate rag. s of 'etiriorliewed eistre in this disorder equal the tatainkotra ihsisiittn+ 4*, :ntii, u:. ; from an indulgetice In a %shim v.v., ur ; "evident ti.e.iss c.: fa-hiouable life, acquire darn sate of deli kty. whictii; the tot . voidable effects of such,peruicious habi:s. Where t !r uncial-; sufferer broods over Ids misery, b :t carifolli Ceruccals Ins ft.. fortune, it may be sonic eineso!attlin for Idat to be assured I 111,i1.10 her pruritic/tic's fearfully 'alq!ckari 'Cie evt-tit. •t u .; tentoval of those 'leach mi.* by the gimbal progress id ern voted Nature that I. the aeipetesnesit ia: _our_ studies. It : ',l n deVotico at the shrine of fit.cchuir of Venus Laura begun to b. ? ' ! orqitee of matil2c,iol, ninth anaitty aril be prevented by an Lai ebtniteract ion of this titjukt state, and in thew cases no grew i'.:• fictety will occur; but when this deficiency Lab hoeu sumac! I continue :or vars, a jusl.c.i .us pas.. verance is inelispensab:L ! revive the ciinstit otitis', a0..1 rc.aniciate it to Lealtb. 'lite 'Divans of the - Urn:lira, as frequi_tiely c ,nnected w or asislng from the atove coniplaitts, Lave ni.t ins:ailed ~,, lifeutien; by an li.fallible and inarrused 0, 3 , w, ‘r „ . bled to remove obstinalv Oleeta and , riciares, vittobrr fericrfrof lo:ig duration. %%filmic ri.bortulg to ti.e paint.::.-. dinitious use of :he caustic hough:. Many instances tart 1. . adduced of very harm.= e. uses, of stveral year, coirii,u.. c 4a".11 YiLitied to glut intt! n.i to a few e.tys, atter tb.• c3: -, i peels iiiteroptedlly .otber vrat'ti;ion:rs nithoir cif.c -1 :T.1.... has bean the apreeatle ji:st.it of a practice of fif: t the nto4e • of t-ratatent has it . 011 e OW)! wrOVell iitiortier ; during welch I.erii.tt nary *.q: !A I,:qhn In : 0"..;••• Renter, tosethts liev.l•4l tittousaticir of b'; q h.r.• peritt:o:tl the et•joyment of,Latntg been iierftzily sortre and injornras thods I.:t :bow rerevete‘tin:,,Loimrpos Patierts it. the couutty to state thvir ato,niatemr by I:•qtr, end() ing a v.-nil:l'llre, will hav • I la- regli.iite . entniicttiet 'orwar 'ea to any part or the iltsitei .arS an4.l Co. Manglers of the Itur.l College of :•arg , .• rt. MA lit tntoNT. Vr. AR r•IAGE should be the iOondatten 57,C.,, LY-11- tapper's, whist' is disturbs!! through tl.e earti,:, , firm the Union, n it taking !hoe? precluvoes tr.,; at et them the enjayment, that treat damestlc .•tu,•;e. ev•ery ine:tlngy ilueation sheltie of weak, ; lsrt, we. one eunstKiition has b ß eki tainted dis , a h, curt a if , habit *e.ini raw edl at au e.tile ,a4e, a t4n A.st ion o r . previm to earelipg tll4t spite h iud•spensahly r geriatt. to tivi , the sluitib:i ing all to re MOttAry the •eys.e.ei. L. no disorders have. contributed more es.alitiatiy to .I,..tr.sy Hen, neal happiness din:el/034i ire tie C,mistliartire idea utd. It was this considera - . im Witch induc.,l Ntrists. LIE end to• fiir these law 3. years, to direct the r tttrtict A• attention exclusively to the ireatito t.t aild of the Vt c, .r • Disease, and the disorders arising the' efrom —as als.; to :h4' .! rangenter.t ot the sys%rn produc, dby the des: ur lee .rt inctrasideree lin, which !stifle on thus,: d;cresii.t,g Mks ? anti Duiciencies that :)revett or eintimer the Motrini , r.i state. The. successful renuk of their iii in, gives diem additional. Sour to.eppiise the ravaere ot these complaints, wnicli are the w. important in the catalo3ue of human iiifirminei. it behoves ts- • person who has indulged to this solitary veer to seri; relief by c suiting prof-national men of eminence audit .nour, to whi CUL..eL* and Co. claim the sanction of sclioiastic atehori: a. well 411 till testimony of micorrtradicted facts. lu praline the Cum of these complaints, they hold out no inducer* •t:: Vice; but, tensible, as ad men Must be, ot the exTstence of su. calamities, they offer their eiduance as regularly educated Mt: hers of the RofalColleers of Surgeons of London utiul Shen and recent cast:. of Syphilitic infeedou are ra , licsily In the short space of two days, • 'flione or the mutt taiste:s duration, such as Obstructions, inveterate Swittures, the Hance, Wills, Etc. are perm wittily and nisvil.te ex , —Selma! Noblenten and Gs-i.e.:men ut the first rer,...ziab:i have been ureic r the care of felessro. Cult it and Co. Inc the 1 nioval of cumplaiiits of the ucuthra, strict Wet, 6Ce. ; ant hi' received a raidi , zal and pertuanent cure, re st et-17 refro.: may bs Made to 'them, as satistactory ev:dences of the . 1 ..41 , 2 superiority of Mem.ri. Ci alit and Co.'s plan of tteen...A • Many of these Gets: b:men had strictuves ft oin ten tu'rice.,-. years, and wore easier the care of him's. Home, Heartl and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who at:ecietc,l by die application of the lunar Caustic ' without succ Cuaain and Co. have selected the fallowing let.er fr. II many they are daily receivine from Gentlemen, rru:::• them thanks i w their trituration to • ' health. It was sent to than, ulrbuliCiteli, from ti.e sc • Noble Earl, who • had latinoted under this slistroisey, • ' painful malady toe ten years:--he had bees on e:, • of eavesaLidurgesme of profeinriiinal eminence, uune ut I .lc afforded film ! crnwneut retie' ; btr. tf..flt tl C s•pttior me:l. troatniLas and pustAteaby I\lc, t .014 ecive.l .11" Awe-IC:UV ill the latort. at .ICe 0. 010: 10011 , 11. " Way :Er.n. • " To 1)r. Magi E, Itt7, fiat:on-garden - . 1.01 . 11 feels great plearure in cinumunicating t • Currie the perter 4 st ablishment ut lii, 6rahL, in ente. , :i - • • of his mill and admirable treatment of S:rictures .n the Ili. may add, That he has not for many Tears enhtyed w 1;* centrum and freedom from pain; and he entertains ti his having obta.ned, thrtitig:i his skill and attantion, A .111. radical curt. ut that h0c...1 complaint. As he was 11. e to the manner that telki 1, iteated the cuir.plalnt, i,r S*4 - it I ' l power, trout a,lair trill and a just comparison, to :.ay t ll, ' bole of applause t.) Dr. Currie *bet he sensibly tech, shall ever be IllUst ready and veining to acknowledge. Nlessrs. CUR all; amt Cu. may be consulted by patie.ili of ell: Sex, with the greatest se..recy and honour, it their .• 11 , 7, Hatton-garden. l'atients in !be eutintry,deic:ihing the particulars of their c. age, and mode tat hiring, inclusing a remittance fee a.te!..e no:Mt:inch the same w iU be given ur *tin in any par attic dom. 'lO en.uta that secrecy ivial to their tinderi.A . die pirtage °flutters may be ad,ied to the actounr for Mt 1117, flatten Garai*. HIGH W AT Niffeg Morning . Aft' . ROW ATLUNOUti hrih • . Si suinutti attar V • Si miustve airc I.OI,IIJUNq b7tl bx uniNkicsirt,•riet-tt t tub . istilki.therv, sad at Ns air Teeple Cm. . _