Star. — London, England, 1802-05-25 00:00:00

Mie. KING, latE COMEDIAN Or DRURY LANZ THEATRE. This pnpnlar Perfiwnjer lafl night took his leave of the t-wn in hi. perlflinnal capacity, in the part of Sir Pier Trade, in Mr. SiItItMAIS S admirable Cnniely of the Seivel fw &odd, which, confider-, jag Ili. advanced years, anJ infirm health. he play ed ext:emely After the ballet cit The of Beech:, Mr. Run; came forward, atten&il by Mr. Cuaaats lissmat.E, who kindly officiated al, his PrOtripter, lett on tuck a trying occalion hi. memory amid accidestally fail him, while he delivered the fol lowing Addrefs, written by Ricttaan Cunar taco, Efq. _ . WMlit hi iii y beset thofe feelinp yet fervive, That keep reified and yuletide alive, Ileeflisp. which tho' all obese 0101111 decay, WA be t►r lett that time Can bear away, The fate that none can ty from, I invite, And deom Irty nwa dramatic death this night. Patrons, farewell ! Though you Rill kindly my deices would fpite. ConfLun iadulgence who would with to beat ? Who that retains the fenfc of better days Can fue for par.:Jo, whilft he pants for praife Oa well-ear:id fame the ound with pride release dat pity Ulu the man whom it proteds. i f utr :at Lid soy (trench. My only claim, , 26 z.ra!, writ favour was my only fame. V late, too often when the whole was due, rce paid ball finite to t::e Nlde and you; Sot what I was, I now decline the field, And round thole arms which I Fut feebly wield. Tie Poet, nearly brcathlcfs, lame, ur Whiitt the Male vlhts his creative mind, Continues weariog his immortal wreath, I.fresin his fame. and triumphs over death-.- IVFlift every chance that deals the paffingblow, Lays the pour Ador's fhort.liv'd trophies low That chance has come tome that conies to au, Wy Drama done, I let the Certain fall! As foon as Mr. Ktito had made his bow, Mrs. Palma came on the nage, and gracefully led him to the Green-room. which he, found filled with all the Performers. Mr. Doweon, then came up to bim to beg him take a cheerful draught out of a Over cup, which his brothers and lifters of the Sock and Buitia begged him to do them the favour to accept as a trifling token of their regard and grateful remembrance of his merit as a Comedian, and his uniform fi iendly condigt towards them all, dicing the many years he had continued to pleafe the public before the curtain, and endear hindelf to them behind it. Mr. KING, in a tone that ez preffecl his feeling, declared the deep feat he (hould ever entertain of this moll affationate mark of their regard and Awn and allured them. that if his health permitted, he thould gratify himfelf with the pleafure of frequently coming among them. He then put the cup to his lip, and attempted, once more, to return thanks to his fellow aaors, but was overpoweresi.by his feelings, and expreffed his gratitude only by the intcrefling tears which flow ed from his eyes. The cup was then handed round, and all the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Theatre drank Mr. Kinc's health. The cup and falser to it are moll elegantly en graved. On the former is an infcription, fignify mg the caufe and occation of the preamt, with all the Performers names (contributors to it) en graved upon it, and on the bale of it is the fol lowing motto, from a fettle in the fifth all of Parry the Fjtht-- " Übe be sot fellow with the belt liClsg. "Thou gob And the belt King of good Moire The Calvet, which was a noble one, was deco rated richly, and had Mr. Ktwo's arms fplendidly engraved in the centre. The relent, and the manner of it, does great credit to the Performers of Drury-lase Theatre, widths profcflion in general. FIRE AT WOOLWICH. We are happy to find that, from every circtun- I' fiatee that has been cottoned refpeding this cala laity. there does not appear the fmallif) ground for believing it the work of an incendiary. We Thail take the prefent opportunity of correaing Tome miflatenseats which, as is nfual on the fir announcing of fuch a cataltrophe, have found their way into the public prints. The townspeople were not excluded from the Warren ; on the contrary, they were admitted . freely, and, by their exertions, rendered very ef fential fervices. There was no fpreading of the fire towards the laboratory, the deflagration being entirely ennfined to the eaftern (quart, of which the repolitory formed one fide. As to extinguifh• ing the fire in this place, it was foon found to be impunible; the whole attention, therefore, was elireted to prevent it from extending to the next (gum, whida contained the blackfmithi,' (hops, apparatus fur turning and finifhing guns,Stc. Had this caught fire, the laboratory would have been in danger ; but there is nothing there at prefent that could have exploded, the bufinefs of making , up cartridges, Ste. having been fufpended on the c..nclufion of peace. The place deftroyed was chiefly a depot for gun carriages, wheels, and other implements of a fimilar nature ; and it is cut i cular that a blackfmith's (bop. iu one of the COIIICIIS, was preferved. The removing of the mortars would have been impeffibie. finite of them weighing many tons: the empty iron (hells could receive no injury, being at the bottom : feveral of the wooden car riages, &c. were removed. but much damage.% The explofions which took place were faid t • be oceafioned by three (bells there were no loaded Gulls in that gitarter, but there was a theft., con t.iiiiing lonic temples of powder. We have al ready flared, that feveral models. mantifcripts, d other articles., were Fayed, but the greater tan et what was comboaible was con fumed. IfAUTICAL INrELLicENC.& tORTSMOUTII. MAT 24. This day arrived the 'hip Simpfon, C:ipt. Hiss Ulf% from Gibraltar, and is under qintrionine.— Yefterday arrived hisilajelty's gun.brig CHAltnist, from Whitby. This day eight convias here from Oerby r and were conveyed on board the Fwtune hulk,lying xt Lang:lou harbour. SIIEERNESS, MAY 24. Arrived the LYNX (loop, Captain SERENE, and Supra gunoreftl. —Sailed the Flak, re' gun.veilii, on a cruik. The Nousuen fli.,.iting-battery is docked to be broke up. The DAPHNE frigate, lattly•fold to Mr. Huesor of Deal, on going out of the harbour sniffedta: ys, and went Allure on Grain-fpit, bat was got of yelterday evening with out (Whining any meterial damage. Capt. &slms ev is appointed to the command of the limos/se ; Capt. FAOLEHER, to the ALoszo; and Gip!. MARSHALL, ICI the LYNX. EAST-INDIA SHIPPING. - - - We have the pleafure to Rate the fate arrival in •the Downs of the fhip Britannia, from Madras, from whence file failed in January; arrived at St. Helena the middle of March, and failed the 27th. The Termite fchooner failed from Bombay to the Einem Straits of Malacca, to apprife the home ward-bound China (hips of the peace, on the t4th of January. The Fort William, Airly Cattle, Woreetter, Phcenit i Rockingham, and Lord Hawkelbury, failed from Anjengo under convoy of the BRAAVC frigate, on the sad of January, and knew of the peace before their departure. The Charlton, Capt. CUMBILLEGS, and the Sir Ste phen Luthington, Capt. Gomm were to fail from Bengal on the soth of December ; they were to t call on their way to Madras, at Vizagapatam, &c. for bares. it: Calcutta, when completely laden at Bengal, was to join them at Madras, and to be finally difpatched for Europe without delay.— The Manfhip, from Europe, arrived at Ceylon. The Monarch, Ann, General Stuart, and Cate. donian, from Europe, arrived at Madras the 4th of February. The Belvedere, Woodford, Waller, Alfred, Abergavenny. Duke of Buccleugh, Allmon, Taun ton Ca file, and Idols man of war, arrived at Prince of Wales's Iffand in their way to China the 3ttt of ()Ebb en The St* Hoist frigate, from Eng land, arrived at Kedgeree the rich of January, parted from the fleet the 3oth Ottnber, in latitude so deg. fond', and longitude 34 weR. Paltengers by the Britantliar.Charles Maddlfos, Efq.—.Wa liam Scott, Efq.— Mrs. M. Maddifon.-Mrs C. Rest.—Maitcr John Macrae—Mib Ma Edwards...MA Catherine Ed wards—Mils Elizabeth lintatt...ll4if• litsithis Harrington Elizabeth Crifp—Mils Mary Kaunas—Ws Lottifa Sarah Bird—Mifs Helm Matses-Mile Phoebe Mifs ,jane Clifton-4M Mifs P.l not. We are happy to (late that i nt elligence has been received of the capture of l'Hirondelle, French Privateer, of 111 guns, in the Indian Seas, by the Seat 1.1.1 Capt. Abase, fiin of ADAN I Efq. Solicitor -General to the PRIX cr of WALIS. Capt. ADAm,it will be recolleeted, gallantly ditlinguifhed himfelf in capturing la Chiffrone, of 42 guns, at the Seychelles, in tletober let, after a fevere anion. Capt. ADAN has had the good fortune to end the naval war in the Eall Indies by two naval captures, even before the peace was known ; for l'Hirondelle was the only enemy's veffel that re mained in there Seas. The following letter, dated Bombay, Feb. ts, communicates the above agreeable news, and like wife a circumaance of a left pleafing kind : " Our fie Indiamen failed from Anjingo, for London, on the sad ult. under convoy of the BILAAVII frigate, Capt. ALIZMIDEIt, of 40 guns. In this Beet the Company's (hip Coaswatads, on the Bawl eftablithment, was going home as a cartel, with about too French prifoners on board; but, although at anchor in Qitillon Roads within all the fleet, the Frenchmen contrived to run away with her about loth ult. and, although chafed for ' two days by the la IL AAy e efcaped, (leering for the Mauritius. She had only one gun on board for fignals." FROM LLOYD'. MT. DEA, MAY 13,4TUtd the DAIS gag Of WOO s =Mu, —Wind E. N. E. UIAITTASTD. MAT s':—rased Ist the Re gueft, Expsar.a ; Caron, Wawa ; end Minaret, HOTTIT, from Memel; Content, tithes, CCITSVOTTII FOTIOSS, ANDUltell; and UMW, BOWMAN. from Norway; Mary, Noarnx, from Camay; Arki, FOHTER ' from Llitoon ; Courtland, TUTIMOM, 110111 th e South Se w; Humphrey, from &glom t Releholdt, Orme, from Hamburgh ; Fitakete, --; and Fmk**. pi t man, fr o m PiUse I Hope, from Rotterdam; FT. perhaent, Firs, from Alexandria; Fattens, tram Ka. dieters; Benton, Wel.sarrn, from Dsmalek ; Two Bap. then, PALITTII, from Calais; CAMMIXtice, BIINDIVOTIO; and Rafter, Howaa o, front Oporto..-Ssiled the Ranger. Beres, for Sr.l.urea ; la Vioe, D g Vrow C6tillhni, Ulna. MAN I julfrow Hendratill, sad Stadt Aldesburg,—. for Room ARRIVED. At Tortfmontha—William, Pools. from the South Seas. At Plymouth—Urn and Jane, Hammond, from Naples. Off the Start.—Fame, Madam, from Cadlz i andAlmander, Dolbie, from Savannah. At Cowes—Raphael, Naon, freavVilla Nom. At Falmouth—Olive Branch, Wagon, from Map ; AMT. Mack, from Venice ; and Pluto, Head, from dalUpoly. At Cly4o—Glpfey, Boyd, from LAW& At Hull—Aka, Jeffrey, from Oporto. At Liverpool—Allegany, &ideals, from Cilleleftmen i Waftmoreland, --, from Whoa; Maria Loaffs, Bub, from Virginia; Arthur Howc, Bran, from Trinidad; Vidory, Brine. from St. Thomas's; Rolm, Walker, front Surinam; Amman, Carnahan, from Jamas; Elba, Slatsfi train Phi ladelphia; mid I.srluiell. hiDougall, from Lagar& At Dublin—John Odder, trim Tortola • Ceres, Cudd, from Antigua; Valiant, Owen ; Friendliip, Robert's and Favourite Griffith., from London. At Bofian—John Mani., Wood, from Liverpool. At Virginia—S. W. Fltzbutit, from Naples. At Damioies--Alice lalkoiraisei Tram Africa. At Tobago—Coltifo;ll, Wills, from London. At Grenadri...Alenadee, AinfWarth, from Athos. At Gibraltar—Catharine, Graham. from !goblin. At Boredom—Lucy Ann. Torapkiiifon, tram Falmouth. At Billios—art S. de nos Mea, ......., from London. At New For —indult ry. Ingrakanl i from China. At Dover—C Me, Gihfon, from Baltimore; arid William, &Petra from caft. At larnatca—(.. way, Mann; Mary Ellett, Cowan; Mee, Moults and Preidlw, Woodfioek,froni Africa • Rof.,Ertiee; courier, Oran ; Itabat, Aylward; Jamatra. Thaengan t Huard, Cummings; }get-Brims, Taylor; Alfred, --- • Papas Awaits, ....g Morn, Glearge; Breahrtdr. Dryt: ante; Ardent. Sherry; TAU, Node; Falmouth, Syma: Rama, wton; Clawiek, —; and jansaka Planta, Drifvol, tram London; Ann, Warden; and Fri, oda. Budd, front Cork ; Albion, Key, from Dubllu ; Nile t Meyricke ; and Zepin•r, Paffmore, .from Briftol; Rolloek, Kelly ; Grand I bloc, Ilradlhier; and Flora. Lewes, from Liverpool; Gum. herland, Simplon; slid Lady Forbes. Gowlay, from Leith; and Britannia, Service, tram Clyde. The Traveller, HARRISON ; and feveral other veffels frorn.lanulon, are arrived at Peteriburrlt, Th e M PFLR, fmm Ana Cayes for Bre men, io put. into Jamaica in diltrefs. The Atlantic, ADAMSON; of London ; Two Brothers, Ilowaari, of —; the William of Norfolk ; and the Atlantic, RAZCA ; 17f New B, nnfwick, are loft at Fort Marian, in Jamaica. The Diana, Titosirsos, for London, is put back to Jamaica, leaky. The Hannah, Lan Nos, of Greenock, is loft at Bucknot's bay, Jamaica. The American !hip General Ogelthorre, was lately loft on Abaco, on her pairsge from Charlet' ton for the Havannah. The Captain, two palfen ' ger, and twelve of the crew, took to the boat , and after being toad about for eleven days. Wish no other .provilions than a few concks, wli . ch hey collated on thethore, were picked up by A pilot boat and carried to Naffau. The Mate, and 22 whites and blacks, remained in the (hip, which went to pieces in the night. and they all pi:raked. LAW INTELLIGENCE. EF.EACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. Rowe v. BUCILLY.—This was a writ of en quiry of damages executed before the Sheriff at liambledon. Hants, on Tuefday the iStli indult in an aßion wherein Elizabeth Rowe was plantifr , and John Buckley Defendant. It was to recover , damages for a breach of promife of marriage.— The defendant had fuffered judgment by default. Mr. CIIARLes BRTTESIVORTN, Solicitor, Tows of Portfea. flared, that the plaintiff, Mifs Eliza. beth Rowe, was a young lady elegant in her per fon, fweet and engaging in her converfation and temper, poffeffing a moil liberal education, and, in thort, endowed with every accompliflunent that, could poifibly render the marriage Rate happy ; was connefted and belonged to a very refpeaable family is the town of Portfea, her father being a 1 reputable furgeon and apothecary there, who had feveral loos in the fame profeffion, well refpe.9ed, and in the profpea of their doing to their own and family's fatislaftion, which family confifted of ten brother, and fillers. That the defendant was lately an officer in his Majefty's navy, in which he acquired a fortune of about i a or racol. then quitted the fervice, and now keeps a hotel neat Bedford-II:one. London. Mr. Bettefworth then detailed the particular cirenmftances of the cafe with great animation, in a fpeech of about two hours, and having finiflied his opening, he called witnetfes to fuhtlantiate his ftatements, who prow ed that the defendant paid his addretfes to the. plaintiff about three years, and about the begin sing of April, Mt, the time was fixed frr the union to take place, viz. on the eft day of May then following that a marriage ring was prelud ed for the purl:wife, and every neceffary prepara tion for the intended marriage made by the plain tiff and her family : but to the mortification and difappointment of the plaintiff and her family, and the few female friends the had invited on the gcca (ion, the defendant did not make his appearance to fulfill his facred protnife. That the nett day (May a) the defendant came to the plaintiff's fa _ , til , _er. and appeared very much hurt at the difap. pointment, and declared, in the moll folemn man. ner, it was not occationed by him, but through his not'being able to get leave of abfence from his 1-flip, and entreated the plaintiff and her family to pardon him accordingly, which they all readily did, believing what he Rated to be true, aad a fu ture day was appointed for the celebration of the nuptials. The defendant &only after this had the audacity to come to the plaintiff's father's, and to pay his addrefes as ufual to the plaintiff, and par took of a dinner with her and her family, when in fad he had been married two days, (though unknown at the time to the plaintiff and her fa mily) to another lady of the name of Sarah Mal ted. The plaintiff alto proved a variety of other circundlances, and that the defendant declared Mattel/ to be worth 12 or Tao& exclufive of his commitfien, &c. and that the (the plaintiff) was a young lady of the moil unblemithed reputation, &e. &c. and here the evidence ckifed on the part ofthe plaintiff. Mr. Hill, who was brought downfrom London on the part of the defendant, after paying a very high encomium on the abilities of Mr. Bettefworth, and the feeling aud able manner in which he had con. defied the cafe on the part of the plaintiff, made a very able and learned fpeech to the Jury in miti gation of damages. Mr. EDWARD Iltowx, solicitor, of Hambledon, the Deputy Shetiff, then lammed up the evidence is a very able and impartial manner, and the Jury, After retiring about half an hour, to the great fa *station of a crowded Court, gave a vexclia for the plaintiff, with yool. damages. BIRTHS. Shinto, hit, u R ae Lodge, Woodford, tie Lady otWUllani Prater, F.fq. of a day" Right Hon. Lath 'Or* illigibtge. minim • 'mach Tlarsoldeer, 'kIit)LLED. MA. I. - On Wednefday bft, at ArllngteaCiert.adlleefterelfre. V. CooelH, kfq. of Portiartd.plate, to Mlfa Matilda Makin, daughtar of Sir William Donk* lest ifs Ai Ow Mrs of the Supreme Court of jadittatara at Calealiqi. On Toefday hit, at Tentaford4l4 Dadfoadalti, Lady P a yne, widow of the late Sir OM* PaPlo. On the tuft snit. at hb feu at Bytlt, Aberdeenthirr., is the St ft year of Mr agr, Adana Urquhart, Ehi. On the isth hat. Mob Cooke, paternal Ina of the late Sir John Colleen, But. At Nam, dm ft tght Hon. Ludy Milt thkasalibiNtaft to the late and sent to the prefent Raft At Edinburgh, on Tueiday left, billfAun HIS, &left daugh ter of Dr. Hill, of the Oniverlity a Senburgh. At Dairy, Mr. Wrn. Dernofter, dreggllt in Edloburgh. At Tobago, en the !telt February, C.spt. Wilibm WhLrub, of the Dialog Loadia. (eel ad faifefltkor With= hil.tof, of Wielt„ On 9 tatuft'ay haft, the .sotb initant, at her honfe .in i - wartt-fir,et, hissacheller [quart, Mrs. Mary Noel, hart to the We. Godsons to the pedant Vikount LONDON MARKETS. CORSI4.II.CHANGP., MONDAY, MAT 14. 4 ErvRN of W) AT is Mark-lane. including say fro% sotk ot May to rots.h en Mayo areiable to the Total--3 4 176 'blasters, Averago,Ask 11.14, os. sii • • kiher than latt rotors. - • PA!: le OF HOPS. Kent 41 ato 51 129 4 Kent 41 - sco.to GI ISsi ciiiTel4 n4lcatosl 5, t Fats: 41 4,0 s to 5 1 Iss o ifos 41 co to 31 ics).*4 rant.. d! . Pt to Ot . . . BUCItINGHAM AND BICESTER, With k olLition at Lady Day next , TO SOLD BY AUCTION — By Mr. RAINS. la the Rainbow Ceifee-houfe. in Candid', ea Friday the dill Maine, at Twelve o'Clock, in Thirty-four Lots, A N Eltegilice and Valuable 'fag Free and FREEHOLD ESTATE; Curdling of nearly the wholi Pad* of 1 WYFORD ; with the MANOR thereof. The principal part Orating Lam; o f the Ste quaiity, and well watered, elpeeialty fo by a fine Stream, whici. is madly the booadary to the Eftate on the Nnrth tide; and an which are two good Water Corn Mills that belong, as well as two Wind Mills on other parts of the Rave • and three free Mak-Hodes. The whole containing near 'iwelve Haintired Acres of rich Land. The principal Manage is Twyford Lodge, which is &natal in the centre of the Mite, on elevated ground, and has hem, and is RiN. well worthy of being the kite of a refpatable Re. !Hence; dillaut four miles. frofatiluckinghatn and Sicelter-... the high road between whiels great Market Townsgoes through ibis Mate. bly Harper, at •Twyford Lodge, as well as the other Te sails, wig hew their feveral Lauds; and of whom, printed ;Milan nay be bad; alio at the principal Isms a; Bucking-. , Bloider, and Aylefintry ; of the Printers of the Oxford. Reading, and Northampton Papers; Rainbow Colfrehoefe; bf Mr. Henke, Athirst* , at Law, Titame; where, and at Mr: Raines, Land Surveyor, is Charioue-itreet, Bleoadbury, a coma Flan may hereon. • BRAY NEAR MAIDENHEAD; With Po&Atm at Michaelmas next. TO 'BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAMIE. Chi Friday the 25th of June, at the Rainbow Coffee-hook in earnlaill; London, at Twelve o'clock; in Four Lots, ki-Hr. Great Tythes of nearly the whole Parifh of 'Bray, between Windier and Maidenhead, ailing hens a very valuable track of Corn Land in the AA Cultivation,. principally in an open held Rate, with every profiled of fo continuing, interfeCted in every di;eition by line Reads, deff to the above two capital Market Towns, and on the Banks or the River Thames. The above Property is Three oat of Four Divillons of Tit& tog In the Parini of Bray, held by Lade under the Bifhog el Oxford, few Thies good lives, now aged 35, 37, and 3s, at fmall referved Rents renewable, together extending over Five Thoafead and Slaty Acres of Land. .Alib a Piece et Frteid Ground, on which Rands a large and good Barn, conveniently Orated for collating the Tithes, which are at this tine taken in Rind. Mr. Zachv fish Beek (reident at Werkeeld,) the preterit Tenant on Laic, which mires at Michaelmas nest, will give any thither Information, and of whom printed Particulars may be had; alto of the Printers of the Reading, Oxford, and Cam bridge Papers; Cattle Inn, Windfor; Ring's Arms, Maiden head Bridge; Alexander Murray, Efq:Syrnond's Ina,Chantery lane ; Rainbow, Conduit and of Mr. Rain, Land Surveyor, Charlotte-firect, Bloondhary, where, and at Mr. Murray a, a. Plan of the Tithing may be fem. MANORS AND ESTATE NEAR WOOBURN, With Polkas) of the patter . part at Mkbatimas neat. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINS, At the Rainbow Coffee-hook, in Cornhill, London, on Tort tblithe ark af.Tana. at Twelve o'clock, ht Seven Lots, T RULY eligible and compaa FREEHOLD ESTATE, capable of the palm* improvement; in part bounded on the Eaft fide by the Tornpiat.road between Woe., burn and Newport-Passel. (diftant may Two Miles fraud's. former, Six from the latter, Forq-four front London, ant four from t:3 'Mat,* Canal), fituated ha the Partlitee el Wavendon and Bow, BrickhiS, ill the County of Beeldogliam. and Afpley Ouife, to liedfordfitre. end contains, In the whole, upWarde of Pour Hundred and Seventy Acres of Arable. Meadow and Wood Land; together with the Manors of WAVENDON and PASI.OWES. _ . This Eftate is very eligible to any Gentleman in want ofa Attalla:A far a Relideace, as sr part of the Grounds is greatly elevated, estscaidy dry, and ornamented with Firs and other •thrifty lord! and Timber Trees (with Rides made through the feveral Woods), ecenmandlng eittenfive and rich Views of the adjacent Cuuntry.the Grounds of Kaaba& Abbey, Re. dn. Mr. Cowley, at Brosteston, near Newport, will give soy fart:mr information, and of wham, on the tit of Jane, printed Parsieularo may be bad ; alto of John Emnserton, on the Pre• mifea oppofite the Church, at Wavention; of Mr. Higgins,at tiogilye tad; of •he Muter of the Northampton Paper, of Charles Work Efq. No. it, Holborn-court, Gray's inn; at the Rainbow; and Mr. Keine, Land Surveyor, Charionsdireeh, Blownfbnry, Loados,where a Pia* may be feen. W HEN Profethonal Min of eduction and re• • • fponfihillty deviate from the gourd fyitera by the fe oßioa of a pecan Branch, the (sidles of loos condoned oyes(' is the beft criterion of fiiperlority. Eight years have I devoted my predict to the exclave am& nteut of THREE DISORDERS, and the Coca:tied Wyk of my plea gives me additional ard our to ripple as far as lan chic the ravages of theft complaints which are the ass* loops* ant in the cataiogite of henna infirmities. After initiation into every hunch as an Army Surge" II (armed a with at an early period of Podia to mina Wields. ale from the Ignorance of uneducated Mm. or the equally dm rm. Prvelpitaticy of general Pradldoofts. The THREE DISORDER Soo she curs of which I have de. voted my *Rendus. oomprhe every fpecies of VENEREAL • INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration --2 do. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arcing from the habits el Schoolboys, or the Wiliam of MUM age, and lady that ds t of the (Otos in Women which is called BARREN. ir traro g r li STEßlLlTY. Numvrous Mocks are the refuk of %name or hafts lo the matrons of a ample Ocatorrhca, and it not =frequently kilo pens that the G oda of Life are polkaed by the laddered= of as impartial hour. By a fuperior method fed eamplaion are caly cured, and eves where other, have failed, I trail that I may pretense to oilers radical re-dtabfithment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated difirds la the difiwd,r annipared with the calamitous fituadoss of Mer ,wbe Crum indulgence ins SOLITARY V icLue the prevalent Gal* etas of a fafidonabk Life, aware that Item of Debility width is the unavoidable confequessor of inch pasielous habit& Where the unhappy Mier& broods (Pour his nifery,hoit cos silly cunceab his adductors. It may be tome confoladre f him to kuuw, that although it be ao objod of doubt or 'tow- Witty with other Pradidoners, the removal of theft DNA CI EN CIES by the gradual progrids of Renovation is tbc acquira met of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have Nepal to mikes manly *our, much anxiety will be prevent i by so tarty countoradtios of this languid Rate, cad tic tiv e cafes no great JiAleuldes wlf Dem. But where this Deficiency has for years tallied, a proper Po' kveraare is iftlitpuifibly regulate to revive the doubting :01. .4 Lite, and to re-at tense the Conftitotion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long bete ditappoinv I in choir vapftiations of i Family, may be afural, that is " inflames fiach deeds are curable by Mulical Skill The SECA ECY which is fo eficatial to my taint. u d the Cbelifieetions which I have 'Returned to hate, torn Baba ot my Prevafintio. and in coincidence with twila thisio! • =don is given, that Mr may he eonfulted 'don) • (or by le: tees ioniufing a fond note) at his hook, No. a 9, elru - del-arra, Strand, near Temple-Bar. ltbsre is an additional entrance la Water-arm adjouni a-ol the name is on tooth the doors. U. a ON: Printed bx this truiancturs hy JO! IN DANLE I .to ie r ar ay eig -Ateet) at the STA& Pala 11 1 4 .01 It.t, No. • . ; and praiksed DT LINKL a.N r (of CAI • tetrarrplace. La olbCt!'), at No t, Carey-ftrott, and it II " STaa-Ovres, Tetark-Bar; to arbich °Nee all couNuan I law far do Itarroa art reptitvi W bvidAirtErL