Star. — London, England, 1815-09-23 00:00:00

• 1 • hifYILVGS, 41:117:ISAIBEIt ' . . Thursday. the oppressive and extreme b e at e atni-spL ' ere, induced the visitants and inhabitants of, n's stings, to accumulate variously on the 'prom- . nade And pin the sindn-snoti to desert the gaieties ,amusements of Cie libraries, for the more refreshing and invigorating influence of the, sea breezes. evening, As a Gentleman was riding his hors*. the. sanits at Hastings, one of the tore feet of thi: animal unfortunately entered :in aperture in the' sands; he which the rider was thrown, with great violence, bit luckily wiiliuu; much injury.' AIARSHALSEA•C'iIURI; SCOTLAND r4RD. • DAVIS • TOMMIXII.• This cause, the merits of which wee stated in this paper some days since, was again brought under the consideration of the Court yesterday. Mr. ACAM MOved gar a rule to be came whyshe 'plaintiff should not, within a fortnight, be compelled •it bring the cause to trial •I T that . judgment of non frost cioilid be entered upon the action. The learned stated that this proceeding was necessary/ in 4,rder to enable the defendant to brine an action for tab.. imprisonment, or to take such ulterior me.--' sure might oe deemed advisable with a view to complete rertss for the cause of justice and humanity, agmh•t Air vile ttrod.et keeper who had occasioned the invisonment, and neatly the starvation of this forlorn f emale. After a vat iefy of forcible observe. tionN upon the morality nt.d justice ot the law which nu,orihosty pronounced that the payment of Any debts contracted by . a prostitute could not be enforced. the Learned Gentleman dwelt upon the peculiar turpi tude o; the plaintiff in this action, who had • the de, fendant seduced into a nursery of vice, addbecause s he was not. willing to sink deeper in infatny f had her cuniigned to the nuscries a jail. nl. WiLLIAUSONI Attoroey for t the plaintiff, ob. sea ve.i, vaat vie cause was out of Court, as the defen dant kid not proceeded according to the established rusts in seeking sea tows. Mr. AOMI exeres.ed a hope that no rule of the pou t s would ever br tound to operate sgainit sub -6(4'1641 jucrice, and to.at no mere tychniealabjectiog would be 4 41 , .•wed co prevail against the clear right of, the unfortunate defendant, to be released from the eowequenceOf sup' iatquitou* action, by obtaining a non-suit or aelplW.t. . The JUDGE,(Mr. tiinolffs) acceded to the motion. especially in consequence ut the poverty of the defen dant, whicn, ii appeared, prevented her from applying • sooner to the Court, according to itsestablisued rule. BIRI HS. Zhe Xth Instant, at, Jardine Hall, the Lady of Sir Alexander Jardine, of a son. • At Sat!join, 'in the Queen's County, the Lady of Sir (Mario Henry Come, Sam et son and heir. At Clanlara Glebe. Limerick, the Lady of the Rev. Charles Massy, of a danshren. MARRIED. At Bang, the I Ith Instant, Captain Frederick Campbell, of the Oath Regiment, to Mi.a Margaret Mane. The lath Instant, at Dublin, the Rev. Charles Moore, of Mo. nasterevetvto Agnes, eldest daughter of James Clegboro, State Phybician, ' DIED. At Glasgow ' Abe 6th Instant, Mr. Rober t Si mpson , ax ed 16, Student at the Universal. ,Saturday se'nrught. Mr. John Osborne, of Limerick. bettor known as Dr. Oskar*: la watering hie horse at Watergate slip, he fell from the Wiwi Into the river, and was unfortunately drowned. 1 4 .41.- • We are informed that Dr. Coorea, and tilfie emi nent Surgeons. of SO years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Medi cal Board at Charlotte.house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite ROWLAND H Chapel, Blackfriar's-road, where the public are relieved from the most dangerous diseases without salivation or confinement. The In stitution claims the emotion of those who may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of se im portant a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have mercurialized thousands out of their existence—eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise in theeate. deafness, dimness of 'sight. often ending in blind. ness I pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis. taken fur rheumatism ;extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a few of the dreadful symptoms•which freqtientlyappear years after, and too often embitter the' matrimonial state. Mews. Cornea mid Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from ten till eight or by letter, closing a fee (for no others are answered), stating their case, 'when medicine and the best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the piles and fistula, without burninA n z a c a utting. and give advice gratis. on Tuesday , yr and Sun. day mornings, till twelve o'clock. SARACEN'S HEAL INN, SNOVV.r:ILL, LONDON. • • • WILLIAM I. MOUNTAIN. The best AecoMmodation tJ Travellers, Sods, clinic* . fAtiv , irs, and Inetl.To me Chan t . • FROM LONDON To ^ .POOL IN LESS THAN I'HIRTY . if' • I iHE UMPIRE, new LIVERPOOL ?Ili NACU. only one light ou the road, carries fuur IV. ides %Ili! friar Outsides ; sets nut every day at OM' o'clock, arri t t •es at lie cr14.1 near evening before seven o clock, by way of Dranstallle, unpin, I.utterwoetti, Hinckley, Athe,,tnne, , Ridgely, Newcastle, Knuts!Ord, Warrin g -on. an .1 Pro s oo t . WEYMOUTH UNION Et.EGAN F OM CH; c,-tics fuur Insides; through Dorchester. Blandford. ialishury, and :ado ver ; every afternoon; arrives at Weymouth nett d.r', at one o'clock. The Packets sail on W,luesdays :and r•aturdays, at five o'clock in the afternoon, for Guernsey and lens •y, • BRIGHTON cleg.ia new Post-Coach ; rarrier c.or Trollies only, every Morning at Nine; through Clawlev, it.: % . 8 „ FAI.1111)11•TH and lit URO NeW Post.Ctisc... cVal :;; artli EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth ' Von-heater, atm ....oh, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Puss Coach, ever, Niossong Six o'Clock, with a Guard, through Fioniton, Amnon. r, . port, Plandford, Basingstoke, said Eagsbbt. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough., Stilton, rod Ifuntfor!in new Royal Mail Cuacu, sets out every h. v..iilng.—Coaelies in/ 11 Boston to Spilsby, Luuth, Grirs.sby, asi.l Hull. LIVERPOOL Pest-Coach, to carry 4 lusitles, sev out revelry Morning, through I.utterwortb, Higfi,presa, Hi fte ki fy , j uh ie . l'amworth. Litchield, iNii-rt ham ptoll, 444 Dunatable • arrives at Liverpuol next Atterow.n. LIVER!)OOb, Warrington, Kiiinstord, :Cum, an 4 latahfiAd, Poq-Coseh, called The Env limn, every Etsidfig at rive o'Clock, to B. Brethertures., Saizic. , a's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Guarded thromehour. BATH and ntigrol. h e ist s Post-Coaches, throughr_liippen. ham, Caine, 'and Maribrenauri, every Atternoon; arrive at Mr . May's, the Oreybound Inn, Batil, RII4I the London • I'4 , lCilt, .1130 inaonreet, Bristol, next Morning —Coaches tq yfrllc , Bride,. water, Taunton, be. LEEDS new light Caach,calidd the Rocitinglsitin, sets nut e v e r* MonAng at Eight o'Clock; carries Four itei'de, only, and sines re. mattably easy, with a Gerard throughout. Pas.tes ft rough Stam ford, Newark, Stetrd. Doncaster, and Ferrybridg e to Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, a t Noon. NOtlentkia:ftllnt the uncommon Expedition of this C oac h, i t i s allow. d to be 'helium: agreeable and cOmplete Public Conveyance on the North Reed, being unequalled in Acconintodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-lonsdale, Seltnn, Charley, Orniskirk, and Oarstang Poe Coaches, every After men AU Five O'Cluck.—Guardesh GLASGOW, I.ofigtown ' Gretna-Green Ronan, Dumfries, Thorubill, Sanqullar•Kiln, Cum nock, Kingsweß, and all Parts of Sentlaed, Caaperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh -stew Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Halt-past Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Rctford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Nortlialleriun, Durham, Morpsth, anti Berwick. Passengers finding thenvielves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad. &Bona! Fare. J. CLaax, the Black Swan, Coney-street, Y or k. rune Coaches to Sund er l an d, Hull Searorougb, Whitby, and other Places. BitIDGENORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitirbiaven t Coach, vet: with Four Horses, and a Gamed all the way. Pa.ses thmuds Appleby,, Greatabridgf4 P_Wtiond, Cattenck, 13-iroughbritiao, Wetherby, Aberferd, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen mile}. 'Sets out every Adorning, mini performs the Journey with the . greatestkeility. Panengers de anted on the road by business, or pleasure, have the patellar advantage of their seats being secured In the neat Coach. CHESTER and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Dally. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York. Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Imr.lnsides only, every At. mention, at Three o'ctack, by way of Doncaster, Unuatham, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every I Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, congleton, Newcastle, and WolverhamptuniPost-Coach, every Aneritoon.--Guarded. SHREWSBURY. Wellington, and Shilinal Post-Ceerit. the Royal Charlotte , every Evening, at Five o'Cl o ck.—G uar d e d . DIRMINGHAI4I New Pest Coach (to carry 4 !Mal., only,' in One Day. through Stopy Stratford, Le:Magnin, and Warwick; sets out every Tuesday. Thursday,. and Saturday Morning, and arrives at Birmingham the same Evening. SOU IHAMPION, Winchester, Airusfunl, and Alton Coasts every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poet Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and roadies Eirmilighism next day at Noon. @Passes by Oxford, Easton, and Shiptotte, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave Hawke, Thorn, and D oncaster P oo Coach, every Mornin g Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton.gate, Hull. N. B. Emengrrs and' Parcels booked for the above Coaches,, at the New White Horse Collar, Piccadilly. WILLIAM B. Motill TA 141 and .Ct...respettfolly nequist their Friends and the Ppbllc , that then will not be accountable for any Parcels or Luggage, &e. ut more than Five Founds Value, if 111 M or damaged, unless entered as sudsand raid for accordingly, s td the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hills ',oxide°. OLD 8.1 IL.E Yesterday *AU Deedie; and James Birch were in- - dieted for 4- CMlTiritCy, - Object of which was to obtain a Is nolulior commission of bankrupt against two persons, of the roams of Miller. and Lovett, corpeomanufactursis, in Bethnal.green, and also to procure persons to prove fictitious debts trader the commission, in Order to defraud the just creditors, and to insure themselves being chosen as assignees. Mr. Gustier opened the particulars of the ease with great accuracy, which may in substance be shortly stated. That Miller and Levert, the bank rupts, had considerable building speculations, and had received advances and assisonce from several persons, particularly a Mr. Burford. Foiling however onto difficulties, and perceiviug.that they must fail, the D4i.ndants, Dowling and B rch, undertook to manage it commission. With this view, in order to secure a majority of creditors, to elect assignees and sign the certificate , a number of fictitio les bills were drawn and accepted by the baokrtipts without consi- 1 deration, and these were pUt into the hands of a' number of persons, who were to have RI each for appearing betore the Commissioners and proving them as bossaluis holders. The real creditors, -how ever, got issoniation of the plot, and in enquiry was ins,i uted, which ended in discovering that the De fendants were the mae.tg , rs of the plot. The bank rupt, Miller, was himself called as a witness, aid averred. Bqt to mak.: out the case of acting in con cer, it because necessary to call many witnesses, and read a great deal _of documentary evidence. The trial lasted 16 hours, and the Jury lotted the priso. ners—Guilty. ,The Cteo MON SEIVEANT said, that as the crime was one of such -enormity sentence could not be passed upon the prisoners without some delibeiation. They were theielore ordered to stand convicted till the Coot t should think proper to sentence them. Abraham 'bah was indicted for a. misdemeanour i v „ receiving a sit of skins, tie property of Messrs. Shepherd and H)de, stationers, Bury St. Edmond's. The prOsecutor. Mr. Shepherd, saore positively to the propeity, which he had sent up from Bury St. Edmond's along with other skint, on the Bth day of the month. The prisoner lisd offered them for sale to several persons of - respectability in the profession, and instead.ofcharging loss than the.psice.hadcfsarged 41. 6d. a skin, instead of Is. or 15..61 The prose cutor could not swear in what smtnner the property had got into the prisoner's possession, Lorin what manner he had lost it. • Two quill and pen manufacturers gave the priso ner an excellent character, having dealt e ith him in the line of his business, which was that of a stationer, for nine years, and having never experienced any thinig but the strictest honesty in his dealings with them. ne Jury, however, found the prisoner Guilty, and the COMMON S&L/RANT sentenced him to pay a fine of 8.50 to the King, and to be imprisoned for ill months in the Jail of Newgate, and thereafter, until Said line be paid. Mau - son-Hotssz.—lrtsterday a man of the name of Grem was tUily committed, charged with uttering and h,wia.g in his possession it !lige quantity of coun terfeit Ss. tokens. .lIATT .N GAitPll%.•-Yesterday Mulled Terry, 11 years of age, was remanded, charged with robbing another girl. gis yearn of age, in baldwintalardens, a Nit of gold e.tr.rinr: ; and it was stated, that nn the preceding evening she , took from another' child her ear.ringi also, goth the children idegtified the, prisoner; who rettord to give any accriunt or what *be had Acme wish me property.—Anoth er girl,. ig years b t ago, who has bergesan - Lined twice before,' on diffetent charge.. at this Oiticf, WAS charged with stemt o g 2 dollar iissO. of a sho!, what she went in to pun:hale some itiadig She was also remasidett. I • . , ' 771 ..• ' INSOLYENT DEBTORS' COURT. -ItILVIN V. MARY JAM& The defendant had been discharge] by the Court some time since, "Men it was discovered that the nn. tices to the creditors had been sworn to be served, ! but, in fact, had not been served on any of them. Mr. BARRY obtained a rule calling upon the de fendant to shew cause why she should not be remand •ded to prison. the discharge being obtained by.frand; and why Mr. Evans, the agent; and one Lane, who served the notices, should not pay the costs, and Line and Evans to be present at the hearing. Evans now appeare:ft and the Court discharged the rule as against him; bat Lane and James did not appear, and a waitant of recommitment was ordered to be made out against her. sHUTZR sr. CLAMP. Mr. Puttee SMITH chewed cause against a rule obtained by Mr. Balsetiter the prisoner to be brought up and discharged, notrithstanding his former remand. Mr. Serjeant Rutimains, after he ring the Coun sel, said, that it appeared that the prisoner had beers discharged eleven months ago by Mr. Scrjeant Pal mer, who WA-denied him from all debts but 468, doe to Shiner, being for goods obtained by false pretences. 't he prisoner now complained of Surprise, ' but the case had been fully heard. and no applica tion made tor eleven months, and the defendant being excepted, it was properly stated by the plaintiff's Counsel that the Court was jeactus.;fficie as to the ..• ciuse, and could do r.pthing, except under the 35th section of the Act. It could now, it it saw cause, of its own accord, entertain the case, but net at the wig gesiion of the • defendant. In this case there could be no reason for the Court to ioterfere.. The debt ri m tined as at common law ; and sur.thAr application of the 55th section 't wasiut of diesit•Sestion. This could never be said to be a mattetof imalkiMpsr. ta vee, either in amouneor in principle for here was R6B obtained by false pretences, and the Court could !weer overlook the offence nor release the defendant, unless the plaintiff were paid. If, therefore, at was suggested by vie Countet for the plaintiff, security v ere giyen for payment, by instalments,' the Court might,. on those terms, order a discharge, proyidcd die plaintiff assented to it, otherwise the defendant mist remain. DARING Rommay.--Yesterday, about two o'clock, a fellow of gio antic appearance came into the ship of Mr. Phietow,in Leadenhall-street, and began to pack up 'a great quantity of umbrellas whilst the family werl'at dinner: but perceiving that he vitiated by a boy belonging to the . shop, he precipitately ran off ; the boy gave the alarm and he was pursucd, and taken about fifty yards off, when several were found concealed under a great coatwhiclt covered him all over. Mr. Plaistow , on getting back bis property, suffered the fellow to depart. Some inhuman monster, in the early part of last week cut the throats of four valuable horses, the pin. perry of Mr. Tomlinson, of. Berton, Mr. Reddish, ni Lowdhanr, and Mr. Kent, of Halloughton, is Nut tinghamshire. Wednesday morning early the dwelling house of Meurs. &Hance and Son, silk manufseturers,•in Stewart -street, Old Artillery-ground, was buiglari onsly broke open by some thieves, and robbed of a number of pieces of ermozines, sarsenets, florentines, modes, Sec. to a considerable value. A melancholy catastrophe occurred on Saturday last, at Chepstow. A poor woman from the country, who attended the market for the sale of a little fruit, .was suddenly met in the. narrow road, which leads from the 'vitro into Nelsoa.street, by a cart, which she endeavoured- to avoid, by placing herself against the wall, but, shocking to relate, the end of the shaft penetrated her chest, and caused her death in a few 1 minutes. The following simple, but interesting inscription, appears upon the tablet of a plain tomb in the church yard of Hay, in Hertfordshire, on a late Rector of that parish. After the usual recital of the age and d.ty of his death, it says— " Having been a faithful and humane pastor of Ms sack for more than fifty years, his parishioners save erected this memo rial as a tribute to his worth ! . 44 His wine and an he readily supplied, " And Oast not pi-len-like on the other side 1.. • " . N • TA* •itaißAssm : •- - . • , 14EWOATZ APO LEADENHALL- IORtIII7I. , . • (lijr the (`oreass.) .• • Stefs tier stone as Al so As ad Veal MOdto 51 6d. Mutton - by 4d to 46 4dl Pork 4s 04 to 5s 4d Lamb 4r Od Ics 51 Id. 11? HOPS. 11111 , SAGO. NIW POCK [Ts. Kent 71 75 to 101 Os Kent - 61 los to MI 0. Susses 71 Os to lel Os Sussex - 61 thi to $1 Its E‘*ex 10 1 Os to IA 9, Farnham 001 U. to 1101 th PRICtS OF HAY AND iffitAw YE6FERDAY. ST. J IA 86 . 2 W HIT &CHAP, L. Hay sl J, to 51 of 041 Hay 41 u , to 51 Os Od Straw 11 lOa Od-to 11 165 od j Straw 11 124 to 11 165 (Id HAY AND STRAW; PER LOAD IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 41 tJ to 51 Os j Clover 61 Os to at, 6. Straw Cl 125 to £1 16s. 1it111 , .. Ordinary Is 10d to 2s 041 MAW Calf -* 9•4. each. hr.os. Horse 13s to 15s • PRICE OF St. iaraes's Market et tkl Clore Market - .06 ad Whitechapel Market 4s Okl per r tone or alb Yellow ' TALLOW. • room Tapir 696 ad Yellow Russia 704 tid Whim ditto 004 (Id I boup ditto 676 (Ai 914—Ciord. lOUs—Pahl, io-la 1516 tid—Moiddi. 144 oil. soap. — •'- Hr:ce ut•Candles per doz. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALI.-4 . IALL 1. 1 Butts, 50 to 561bs 21d 233 Colt SLins, 30 to 40th. 34.! 26E1 Ditto. 56 to 643ths 24d. 25d Ditto 50 to bibs es.l 33: Merchants Backs led 1944 Ditto 70 to riOlbs said y6il COAL P44 1 113(6T, SkPf. gs. Shirt at Marka. • Slip *IL 4} Ne%t c:atte Price. 45t. a to COs od. litlCkS OF GOLD' ND SILVER. Portugal Gull in Coin, per oz. £4 as Oil. Foreign Gold in Bars - 0 Os Od. New Doubloons £4 3 0 1 New Dollars is C.d. COURbY. OF Paris 1 day's d;. 22 50 Liv. Dito, 2 Us. 22 50 dourticiux,do. 2$ 70 Madrid, n Effect. Cadiz, . Sii Effect. _iiiimurdam, 2 U 36 0 B Ditto at sight, 95 6 Rotterdam, c. L 11 1 2 U Itimburgh, 33 0 2iLl Altana, 33 1 24t: XCEIANGE. • I NAples, - • 44 1.61,un, 66 01.. •rto, t Dublin, • . Cork, a paivnuo, 13tGa Leghorn, SV • • Genoa, colic n. C. I.lv . Viet, 14 • ineireCti yr per I. sees. 03 30 COON FRY AFAR . • Ottroso, Sirr. 21.-. ! -Prtee of a buslaet trt Wheat, 7*:4143.•-• The Quanorn Luar, 94. .. • , I.I3ISMIDGZ,StIPT. 5t...-Wheat per load ,ClO 10* to 419 e. Barley, per quarter S2s to SKs. Oat* 115 s to Ss.. Moans Sts. to 35*. Old limns Sis to SIM Pow ate to 45*. TO taal.Arnit . • FOR THE TEE Isfi AND GOWT. Ipti 'LYTLE It's celebtated V E G ETA B lA'. affi POWDER 1% wit% coistiktnee recant:nen/L.l of the Public, ae the!oilst efileatious Vri!paratiw. far the kith in a sounJ state, even to ot.l age, na.l pearly whiteness nrithOut in.pairitq the Eitantel. lk mums awl heltutlful re.turss to the things, to the mist leketable svreetnots ; anti if u.ed Constantly , will preveta the 'I ooth-aLlte, hr i'Lluonnli its CAUS 4-- Cli In the autol.—Price !h3l. DU'll.Eß's Superior I.AVIiNiWit WA'l MR, fi Cant triatiey has rece vcd Ilk Approbation of th e i r t l'rince” PriuceEs l:harion.! o f q w Olaty LikliCS of the fi rst I ) .stfitetfins. fit 11 a:1 pin! 30d l'hriti Sc. • l'retsrestat !old by It. Dv rcea, Ns. 4. Ch:a /KI and by his appointmtn: Satio, 1331tri, and R ea , bnrgb ; Lavec„, 11 . 11inge, ivy: Jolly, Live:Q*4; Lynch, elkita.ni. _ _ lidancheatu ; Sprag i ls and Cr.o, Porinioutl. Skelton, Southern ; 4-icsaland, r ;rauviur , Nei Randall, Plymouth; Piper, Iball, :tad Ma., Esti HAtliz, tam and Promci, 11cL•01; Barran, Ilatb; Bull, DuLIM and Wa.etriatl: at . fumes. -usd Piedicuie V-oder. Scfri Wales, ..v.a:t and Weil Indicts. Am &c in i; L' eAS i'll.L.Ea Mt. it'IItALLLS ; or, AROMA . ' IC II,OZENt.;‘, ate aolist.',ivery of the fire itn:)..raue.. to dee pr. ereing aie., flair happy tree.s being . 1 0,,ay 5 ,,,j,i,. perstanem ; xa tilfastily salutary, that while thq iteones, anti health and vigour to the cuts; e , gee's' heat through the str'..oie system, and apt tits in such a ntarner, th.o they may f arty he said Matte; for those d:seasisioxasiorkd by s.!.i.tty,r.i. th-ation of Iv length, ot want of to it; in the nerv..;;: re recommunaLl with the atm- t conedinict., • t. able, sate and inflltbi , remedy mat tv.r bas be; `ever can lie iltscoverod by the tea. art hes r.. 1 scet.c.: as a temporary P.: I inultu, or by.eras:ioe. I.,tt h effectually strer.; :teeing and ret Invatit.g hr c..nsci, the hes!! hy red..., of, and intparaug increased tti-; to every part of the huntau trance; they re..t..re .1. bilt.ated, net VI; IN, and relaxed ot both ses et ,, to ,rous health ; wbut aversion to exercise loss order; tits., and pallicrcoan mance in.: cate ap. s onacli mg 4ivl the el;ce..tna:e will b.- re-tored to htaith baLign hiltieuce ot 4114 inetiiciar. .14. t Montp; lice thew Lozenges acquired a 'egret unequalled it. the aytials of me...tents., and many per I • tat there from tens cou..t; y, atirthcre their this inralo t. I.: pre t•ara . ion than na.iy fr hrr c • • Prepared Us rropruittor, 1 io . and retail by his Agent, iv.r.olltird, I 5", •-• bort', at Ti. and 21s. each; a 1..) by . );•%* 6 enert, Dublin, (Agents !oa ; i s ,. and C7olegate.. Cam vrhury ; Mueuay si d ut. i; and Co Chennouid; Crunwal, and iteirviee., ana Co. Salisbury ; l.at,gduu 2.1 d Cu oLcsbur. Exeter; and mu.; Vei..:..ts of Mel( ine pre.went insirianio t, rich )4 .a is dgued 1 - .) p. P. Sed.l , •e: in ola own baud Writing, wallout u e rn Airy% RO WI. ANI) and sq Proprietor• o, the Ai.: ;14.'...5.itt 04 I Kab)-3t, GINTLIME4I, . BEINC, so ftiUy cn.vinced of the effie: Itii.seriar 0:1 the I cannot ;et bear cougra•ii the country non tv.a valuable a ,liscortry a:l4 at litter y to puhl!sh One following facts: A fr. in, her betas t • tail off fn 64ch fig= ;it.% that i i became nearly bald ; And ileit:g at 1. twg man , and n ng to wear a wig I applied to :Ye Oak I y, for whit., will recotunte..th..l to me th, ant. i env. :he atafaction of into! :aing yuu, log !: se* hnttl.s of Ss. 6.1. each the it.iir thick and s Jct . t!: a 0-I/yr. I have a; this nhenti co my Mean : A lsh for or rein. I l• I restaki,'. : your ye: y O;tlLeJ Eta/rano°, is'ir•ths, J.' / Int S. E. tiiialitYt* of this OE, for pralii6 growth nt hair on the ba!tit t places and as and pleasant pt-tiume—W linkers, E;ehroset riplaial in it.o%ifi..ANT/N IA: on the I IA it:close.' with ea.;`l bath ;b e wail. tso4le is virile' in rid 0k, 4, A. V...orrland et 6d. and Ci Isar, I , tt.tle• Ms LAND') ESSENCE of T', Which' wi itnnirdl.:tety and rilectuat'y Kier, f.y.• Bmws, Whiskers, Ac. :ti a perotty Matt. And .6 pi.: n.ationt Etat . cannot be A. 114/ 1 1/ . t . It Is pers city :ntiocent, and ati.l t:ent I :nen Hair with Mgt and Secrecy. Pm* 7% 1 '4 per h. Iseult-star trial, at ss. each. Ibe rroprietors rt. Or. quid by the sole t'ropebetnes, as &bolt, aid I n by blew*. (ietol. tea, Pentane's to her hil.ijtsi steer; Mr.Sinithi Perfumer to Ms lVaj , I l tvrei . 4,1). Stine, 35, Overton, 47, Tut to - , 7 .terstl l'heventit and Co. dittlt; Davey and P , to the Duke sant Duchess of Yolk. Coeureir.ste 17, Jtitinitoti, 15, - Greek-street, Solo; I .owe, ler, 4, lair, 65, L'beayside, and L 2, 'Park str ; klunnern.bot ; and lfarclay and :Lon 95, Piste. VI. C tAKI frequently tile sunyest general rep: obation, that men destitute of the t non:Heal art have oiiertd themselves as candid:sits frotiage in tile pi ofessum of Physic. For the pia pole tree to the result Ut tow studies and elpelettee. au tr..iti bring dieser-4i among Oars!: raping' whose tension , have, tinforlunarelv tor ..I:iciery, bees tit(' relied, we beg leave I-) euhntat to the Weal and .Iwenient of our purst.iti and aequiremi After :having received a regular inedicat educed,. of ht....fa (lrituLl and li:turd, wkote lectut C 4 rI cart bully atuuttled, as Protestors and.burgeon!! of the pita), we tittered onrseives aw Student! in AIL; Ju kir nicihcal acquseatents, the Royal Co burgh, and were instructed in the elitiere.K .:! , 1 t'.e ileory and Pract,ce of Phy-• Ct. wifery, lio•any, &c. &c. &c by Ouse tomato Pi Mont°, Gregory, Black, liaflldt..7, Ihitican, an: We trust we shall not be deemed prininitptinius our proficirocy and acquirantents are 'tut vistrsidk. for a long series of yrars and the various dig, as of GEBII.I.IIf, the porn our studies and lira, tice, it will, we hope,he albiurt acquired !loom-tor of thdr tita•meio alfshr and recent cao s of unerthm, a ;viler: re-et: c:Imple!e:1 in tr.e sliert period of ta :1 days and it amino invettracy v where other practittosers haw:. eras, a proper perseverance In nix plan of :manor, the pa,ient a iitte and rAdical curt!. Amnia the melancholy v.iro ty of tiii• niers odd leers or long and moos! usol spill ?unwell bl bath tea::, ihnie are 11• , rte more alarming°, more du those di ticier ce:es and d •biltties whicli frequently pi bitter the matrinistilal sum I n Iltsch persons it analog refii.ction m know that they i-ay noir, by 4 I ilhle mode of treatment, be resturgl to that lit:tau-4 bressiiii,i, a .-tong, manly, alidel„ , woug eoao lit i." drhilny, Wll.A!vel' C 31,4 at:ostr, as well as vies Of ;•:aereal vir-i may be etntitd:ed dither .4!a witil t! r greatest se.i tcy awl honour. soltatino at home Ruin tat to t.ree, and trim Cs till-ten at ni),ht. Atari-led Women, who long been &anti etr-taatioos of a family, may lie it-cured, (bat in in detect. are cm able by . kiritisvl bktil ; and alti moral of such orpediatot,ts int an object' rif that taklty with •dher.:, yet the cure of sac! , detects, tc progress of rim I% the ac :uieententot their el Patients in the mut!. r y are re•loc,!-:l to %tate the P . their case, age, and gtnaal o! lance for advice and nutdirili- ASA.* the wil suit to any part or the li•n 4 ;,lmi„ . *Fo el;fmri. tl , :r sential to our undertaking, I be ;towage or the secoont for titerliemet. HIGil 'l . 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