Star. — London, England, 1815-01-03 00:00:00

. Mom BRITAIN'S MERCIES, A THANKSGIVING FOR THE NEW TRAK. • . Happy isle of Britain bnunded By the gently swelling flood; • nut bet suratirefuge gtounded On tfie circling arms of Gov; • Loan of HOSTS, we look to thee, /fill our rod and rettge ' tome behold the desolations Hateful War hart' made around; Yet awitlq the outlet lig melons :f - We have min &lAet-al:et. found, Coo bath spoken, ard 'tis dont, lithcr, and no further, come. Welcome! days of Peace returning Never may the trumpet more Wake the rage of V Asriors buroirg, Drench the earth with human gore! „Snap the Priv and bre-sk the bow, rtt the implihneatta of woe ! De t:ty awed name ettalted, Thou art t;on and thou alone; litylt above the Heaven% vaulted, Seated on 0.7 glorinua throve! Ye that dwt:ll on BR IT Know your mercies and afore rt tl a tr. FdISHIONS FOR J41vu.,14.r. ItitoM AKERMANN'S RWPOSIT(4tY. 'POLL Da ess.—A cel?stial blue crape frock, over a white satin clip, ornamented round the le - etnnt wall a deep border of tall or net lace. enobroid. red with shaerd lihte silks 304 Olt ; short full sleeve, trimmest with toll or net lace; the dress trimmed en tirely round the top, to correspond. Hair parted in the centre of the lershead, contiued in the Grecian style, and blended with flowers. Neckiace of pearl. Eve/titan Int t.35.-I.ight pink satin gowo, trimmed round the bottom Vole a lace Conner, laid on richly, senate(' and headed wait tufts of the same; &bust mil sleeve, trinuued with lace.- 4 shell lace tipi.et. gruNt LA ISPLLE ASSEMBLER. Mfir NI NGWA LSI N /W —Black velvet slip, finished at the bottom with a double row of trimming. Oyer this dress is a Mork sa in priisse,l nett with reee-eolouted ctrs let. The tam- Mins is coon cut d of stamped velvet, superior to embroidery. for which it is interlard as a ,•tlattitute. A piece of rich worked nuosPr, et. pointed lace, •ratuls up rom.d the !imam, and partly "shades ato elegant small tippet of the newly invented Britannia pearl fur, 1 brae tippets, which are row much worn', are parti cularly appropriate to dark silk, tor velvet relived, as they consi derably laughter their effrct. Head-etches, the Britannia pearl tar hat. Ai+ OTIOL It WA trille Thisss—French cambric walking dress, ver) abort in the wits', and the body a la chaise, superbly appli- Nord with kWh gin lace. Long eleeve ornamented in a similar sionner all the way don n. The mantic which is worn with this Or4a, is coomposed of the finest Mutme, or plumh-coloar cloth, lined with whirr serstnt ; the form of ibis mantle is the moat itrikitte, tastetul, elegant, and origlual that we have ever seen I Inv shape . we refer cur readers to the Plate. 'I he fullness at pia competed of astir., to citririptatti with the cloak, laid on in 4,itsis. The trimming, wh.cis is mixture ot acid clie nt/le, is the inost elegant royal, of the kind that has ever been • nirudueed.' have.no hesitation in say ive;that It is infinitely -opsiyeeio cir• et to any of the silk trimming now wore, and it is *chaps ;he nay one of them, ti.e pattern of which is perfectly iovel and original. Thia mantic sri.l be fouttd particularly desi rablelor delicate women lit the present severe weat 6 er, tram Its beirg wadded rot a the shoulders and bosom, a ciactinistaace, ' dw seer—, titb yno means recent* it donlaying the shape to abe stnititt itleatuage in. that rimpect ; indeed it claims a Zeeide# got-whew/ice, dose. nothing cin more elegantly becoming. lmptiased, french bounet at black Britannia ye.trl fur, - urns talented with a light elegant plume ut feathers to correspond... Veachablossuln 1001/43 Znd kal boots. • The above dresses were invented by Mrs. Bell,. Inven arm of the I.adia ektipois Bre' and tie Circassian Curvets, and of *horn only they can be had, at her Magnin des Man, No. go t ChaSOtt: .64 etc, Liedfortl.square. • • An act of an atrocious nature was perpetrated by sane mircreant, on Tuesday evening, December 27, thntown of Royston, by firing a gun, loaded with 41*, oto the window of the . ball.room at the Red pm Inn, at a time when very hap company of ladies and gentlemen were met to cloy the a mus e . m ew of a dance. The aim of the villain was se true; Ahat the whole of the large window, with the excep. Sion of one pane, was broken to pieces ; one hundred shot holes were counted by the glazier, through dif. frrent panes of eats, and reaching to the farthest end of the room. .It appears, that, to ensure the, cloinfore of the company, precautionary m easures had keen iskun to prevent improper persons .frUal 14I1Utie ng: thLlP'Selvit.s into the assembly-room. This. it . teems, gave umbrage, and suspicion has fallen um., an individual. It ksiii great pleasure to learn, that Ilte aka completely bultil..-not one.of. the company was injured, nor was therm - any interruption, save for ;he moment, to the pY'AStlteo of .the evening. It is a eurit , uS cosncitlence, that in Walker's tog , of Independence, published about the year 1660, i.rleeordieg some of the dandit: of those hypocritical days, he relates an intrigue of Sir Hetare Mikomay,l that " pretending himself taken with use cholic, he et an opportunity. to insinuate himself into a citizen ' s got an opputtWttY to insisluate himself into a citizen'i quse inCheapside, and tempted hi,:nife„ but met with a most spit ited repulse." LOCXL TorteNn.--Holulers of Local Tokens can compel the payment of them, although it should hap. pen that they have. not the val u e of one p ound of them 'a 'herr possession. . A case of, this kind was decided In the Court of Req uests, in Bath, on Wednesday. the defendants (Messrs. Culverhouse and Co.) con. wade& that they could . not be compelled, on the grounds of their tokens expressing :that payment should be made in a one pound note for '2os. value; but this was over-ruled by. the Court, who decided that every single token must be paid on presentation, ottl) -, pled ;at the same time remaxking, • • MAxstots, 14(0111:AXIIsterder. 1 . Zue/sh vm tvmleit' qp by Johnson, the City alter, under a charge of liirvieg in Ids ponession a qdantity df counterfeit bunk tokens. Johnson-owatt, that on Sunday he was is t formed, by a . Gentleman, that he had bought some', oranges of a Jew bey, who had rung the changes on him, and given him a bad Ss. piece. In consequence of this information, Johnson went to the Bank, and the moment he made bis appearance, a general route took place among the Jews. Johnson pursued the , prisoner, and took him in Bank-street. When he • was taken to the Compter, Johnson searched him, and found on him eight bad shillings, and sit coun terfeit 18d. tokens: The prisoner was then convicted, udder the late Bank Token Act, in the mitigated pe nalty of £3, for every bad Md. piece, found in his possession. Being unable to pay the penalty, he was committed to prison for three months, or until he ' should pay the fine. S. Cohen, another Jew, was brought up by Johnson, under similar circumstances with the former prisoner. Upon him the officer found three counterfeit is. pieces, wrapped up in a • piece of paper. These not amounting to the number specified by the Act, he was fined ss. for selling fruit during the time of Di vine Service, and ordered to be discharged. Gto Lona I.l..—Yesterday J. Kenntll and J. Reeves, the fist about 11 years of age, and the other scarcely , 12, were brought up, charged with stealing ,twes shawls, . the property of Mr. Jones, lie . en-draper, of Fleet Market. About six o'clock on Saturday seven:, an officer observed the boys at the prosecutor's' window, and hearing a pane of glass broke, he ac. quainted the prosecutor with his suspicions. The boys . , were watched, and seen to take the two shawls out of a pane, which had been previously cracked, and from which they had removed the cracked piece, so as to get their hands into the shop. They were both com mitted for trial, it appearing that Kennel had only been eight or nine days released from Bridewell. J. Brown, who was charged on Saturday with rob. bing his employers of a portmanteau, and a quantity of Madeira in bottles, v:as fully committed. QUEEN•SQUARIL --Yesterday Messrs. Wood and Co. coal-merchants, ON orthumberland.street,charged a man in their employ, with robbing them of coals • and also another person on suspicion of r!ceiving [ hi; same, knowing them to be stolen. The facts were made ont to the satisfaction of the Magistrate, and tile servant of Mesirs. Wood was committed for trial, and the receiver *admitted to bail. - - MARL OOROUGII-STRILIITo.-.Yysterday a little urchin, under eight years of age, was charged with stealing a one pound note, a pint of oil, &ea The prisowir got behind the counter, and stole the note out of the till. lit spent a part of the property, and carried the remainder to his mother, who appeared, and gave a. most shocking history of the prisoner's lie tv.ts too young for prosecution, and the Magill. , trate titrneditina over to his friends, with a suitable admonition. • . I HAT rom • GilllDlM—Yesterday Jehxiand Hannah' Gates were again charged with stealinga bundle and its contents (as mentioned in a former ACIOUNt) ' the property of Mr. lumen, of PagetsWalk, Bermon dsey, which box was left by mistake in the hackney coach, No. 259, of which the prisoner, J. Gates, was the driver. The different pawnbrokers with whom past of the articles were pawned attended, and produced them ; which were identified by Mr. Purnell, alas' his, sister-in-law. The prisoners were fully committed. • J. Nickolas,. the driver of the coach, No. 75`1, ern fined twenty shillings and costs, for ref using tit take a party home from Covent Gard:n Theatte on Thurs day night last: UNION Hate.--Jfarf and Nianor Smith, mother and daughter, were yesterday brought before Mr. Serjeant S 1 u.nN, charged by Mr. Williams, inen draper, of Newington, with stealing a piece Of calico from his shop, on Saturday morning last. it ap peared, that the prisoners weot into the shop together, and the elder one desired to have some pieces of ca lico sheen to •her ; several were accordingly taken 4uwn, and after some time she desired to have f.itir yards cut off from one of them. This was accor dingly done, and she paid fur it. The shopman, who was serving her, however, bad previously observed her roll up a piece of celiac), and' draw it from the counter under her shawl, and he now suffered her to get to the door of the shop, where, by his direction, she . was stopped by the other shopman, and the: car lico was• taken from her. The prisoner now denied the truth of the statement that the calico was taken from her ; she said she never had it, and that it was picked up by the shopman from the door, where it had fallen ; this did not satisfy the Magistrate, and sne was committed d'or trial. Nothing,appearing to eliminate the daughter, she was discharged. 7. Gilliam, the driver of a Portstinouth waggon, was charged by his employer with embezzling various bums Of money entrusted to him by his master. From 'the prosecutdes statement, it appeared that the psi. soner had received £3. pee week, to defray all the .incidental charges of his joerney a and that he wee produced to his master bills and receipts of differe* trallesnien to that amount. The prosecutor at length suspecting sornethiug wrong, went bitmelt down the road ; and, on enquiry amongst the different trades. men, he discovered that the prisoner had !or some time been carrying on a system of fraud, by destroy ! the real bills received from the tradesmen, end fabricating others for larger sums. In spine cage the had substituted eel. ISs. 6d. for 10s. 6J. and in Others the frail.' was still greater. He was corn. irnitted for trial. • J. Apr:, a seafaring man, who. was remanded from last week; having been stopped by a pawnbroker, to whcm he had offered a gold watch, worth seld. in pawn for 30s. was again. brought up. On his first. examination he stated, that be bad bought the watch, two years ago, of a Jew, named Hart, who is a slop• seller at Plymouth, to whom lie bed given £3. for it. This account not having been deemed satisfactory he was remanded, in order that the WetCh might be a d. vertiseil, and to, see whether any one would come for: , ward to claim it. Yesterday a Mn, Bristow, the .wife of the Captain of a Wept Indisman, appeared, and claimed the watch as being her property. She stated that in November last she went on, heard the 'tetra in. the West . India Docks to remain two or tree. 4aP frith bliskaltd• At thi; time the o r , ,was,atewarak,ool)nsittip, .9p *Am ae missed bit **IA Ribil* kW, goof MR • . the t i tter from that tinie . • the saw him before' Alas tia yog a ,. 4 1he "mot Asad somennwillingoess tO ptdsecnte thetAlsonet, Ailais relations were re nOttYable, but his ICor4shipli4avht it a ease de serving of severe pinlishmenit.' The prisoner at lan Ateived the choice of talting'bis trial . ; or ni entering it soldier into the service of the East India Com lmny, if they would accept of him. Ht c hoie the ter, its timsequente of which he was remanded till Thursday, to ate if the Company would take him into their service. • R. Floyd and W. nolatirpright were charged by their employer (Mt. Emmet, of Laurence Pountney-lane, oilman and drysalter) with robbing him to a consi derable amount. Mr. Emmet stated, that Floyd, who was one of his warehousemen, had been in his employment for 13 years atid a half. The other pri soner was his porter, and had been with him for nine weeks: Having missed a number of articles, and suspecting Floya,lie sent for two Officers, who came and searched him in the warehouse. They found on him a bottle of sallad oil, in his breeches pocket, and a quart bottle of pickles in his coat pocket. On searching his lodgings in Norfolk-street, City-road, they found a great many articles, which Mr. Emrr.:_t identified as lacing his property. When the other prisoner was searched !toiling was found on him ; .but on examining his lodgings, property of Mr. Em mot's was found there to the amount of JC.B. or Jeff. They were Walt remanded till Thursday. 4 .ffqI.!II•r•qIPIM.M.M;• MON7III.I' 46RICQI2UR..elL REPORT. The wheat pon the gfotinii; On all well-drained lands, look pet the arty sown lutin runt. In all great wheat' counties, ,the.quantilp sown is fully equal to thst ef the twolist 'seasons, probably the must extensive ever before sown in PirL. taut. Rye, tares, and the cattle crops, have a health!! and luxuriant appearance; the latter sown turnips havegreatly unproved with the mild and showe , y w.eatho. Considerable breadths of early turnips, which had filled, were previously broken up , and the land sown with wheat. Early beans and peas for market, in the London districts, have had a tine seed season, and much of them above ground. The ex pectation is general, that sheep ,and cattle food will be short in the spring, and hay is likely to be dear. The late report from Norfolk, of the insalubrity of cows, of that nto.it exuberant root called mange!. wuriel,, or the root of scarcity, is universally slighted throughout the country. Lean cattle have declined in price, and butchets' meat in the metropolis has lately advanced, but is not expected to maintain it, lit price. PRICES )P GRAIN, A Wheat, Kent and Essex, 744. per iir.—New 60s. 641. Mitch Suffolk, ..tu. Ditto New, 00s. 00.. Ditto, Norfolk, 40.. 008. Rye, 3SI. Us. Barley, lbs. 335. White Peas, ids. SO& bdlers 52.. /Olt MARK-LANE, MN. it. r PILICSI. Grey Peas,4os. 445. - Sma!l /Jeans, 404.4H4. Tick Date, Ms. 4(h. Oats, Mater, SOIL 345. Ditto, Poland, Sts. ins. Oars, Ford, 19s. fits. Malt, 66,. 745. Flow, lift 65s per Sack. liapeseed, 230. Xss. per tau. µ4):. barley t ace. Us- Gets, k tea. 904. 261, Ditto, brew, ‘..ttis. t9s. White Pew. 445. 4154. Grey Peas, Jas. 36a, Small lieu', 3its. S4s. Wheat, DaTitste, s4s. 71.. Ditto, Beide Red, 544. 604. Ditto, biaatbrie ur Urr.roses, 434. Ms. Ditto, Br.ibant Reif, 45.. Ms. 'Rye, 5p...?74. litmus* or Wive*/ Li Atinic-t.i.tt t: hops Des. I" to Dec. It, Tots! B,llllt gu4rcers—Aver.tgo 6 . s o Sid.-01 (IN thaw laq remelt. . Racoon or Fcovo !rota De:.l7, to Dec. 113.—Total 12,135.1 oults.—Average 114s:Oid.--Os. lid. lower than last week. . copper only excepted ; at Inc 11,1111.4 c 111 1.14.• .••..• •• ••••••••67 I/ that if it were otherwise, it would be the greatest in- ', `... - justice—the law now prohibiting the holder item . , • . , . passing his token to any but t h e ori g inal issuer. I'; . Bow's , : SESSIOS.—At these Sessions, Entign V. 6 A 4. Palmer, of th e Bengal Establis hment, Ne.t.: tried 4 P i ''.. for a ci noinal assault on *child nine years of age, and , ": •,: was Acquitted.—E. Forster, a private in his lthjetty's !'• 44Ith loot, was indicted for the murder of S. Tomlin- fon, belonging to th e same cor p s. The parties were . f it s upper, on the list of April, at Beraniwre ; the I. prjeouer, Who was in a state of intoxication , a tterboat- i;.•a matief woma n , observed that the deceased by has• . hast looks conunioratecl her .uitnation. He in k otedi ! . •• auk struck hani on the right si i ie , below the ribs. ' The* *blow, calmed . iastant Malt. There was no guar : : ': ' iribelmmesAwt polio. Previcno ,inalleo not bp-iog , • 4 - , An, - 40; three howl deliberation. &toad', • 4 • • . 4: . viiiry 0 DUBOaughwr• , • '.l ,41,vsaigglits.taWidow ammo, of the o a n te, • 4 tit WI* Owiscsisn#4 . the to oi l Of II illgAbi hor sap -m-41w at 134i.4a3.:148'.1b414, 4704 fii e .. ... nies,dow adjoining Windsor, wstii Or dopornao, . l i j _ _ ._, —,,,,..;-;.• =Jaw 1411V/GATE AND LEAD, *(By die Circasa.) Beef, yer stone 43 01 to 5s lid I Veal 51 01 to as &I Mutton 41 4 1 to 5s 44. 1.1)0[! •es Ott to 7s Oti 3‘LIJ: - VgICPS OF HAY AND S'IRAW YESTiItDAY. lIT. JAMICS . S. VIIIITZLIIIAPEL. Hay Si Ss tv 51 Os CI I Hay 41 4s to 51 5s Od Scr.sw 11 7s to ISs 0411 Straw II !Vs to 11 164 041 .ic,~ Kent Sussex Katz NM ZAGS. 1(1W POCKETS. 61 Os to 81 lis Kent - 61 15s to c l l lOs 61 0. to 71 7. Sussex - hl tis to 81 to 71 Os to V 1 O. Farnham VA u. to 141 th RAW HIDES. 1 Best Heifers snd Steers ( per. Ordinary 3s 03 to 2 s &I. steer) - 34 0.1 :u 3s 43 Market Calf I Is. cads. Mitlillinigi Ls 81 to 2s 104 Lug. tikir.e 151 NI I9s . . YlklCE OF TAI.I.OW. St. Junes's Market 5s 7id i !'own Tallow 94; 6d Clue Market - us ud i Yellow Russia 9Us thl Wkltechapel Market Ss 541 i White ditto Kris od pet *tune of 9111. ..—...—.. I soap di tt o 145 s od Graves 4,0 s 04—Good Dregs los thl. Yellow Soap, Us—Mottled, 1 IN—Curd, t 1 4s—Palm, 00s. price of Candles per dos. 144 o.l—Moulds, 15s 6d. PRICk. OM 1 . .E*11 - 11•Al. IN - 141.41/F.NII-4.1.L- Suns, SO to 561bs 204 VW. Calf Skins, SU to 401ba 344*21 Ditto, 56 w 610b$ 24d 264 Onto 50 to 701b4 -261 404, Merchants Backe 204 21t1 Ditto 70 to Stabs 34d 32J Dres)ing Hide, tloa 214 I. Small Sralti Greenland 464 isci Fine Coach .Hitits 214 1 -1-20 I I.arge ditto, per tloa. IS .1 Ise. Crop HiJeb r cut. VU4 ?Ad 'named Ilene litclee'ette 30s Ditto 43 to SOlt)c 2 4 4k1 2314 I Goat Milos COM. MARKET, 11N. n. Skirl at Market. bit*. Sold. Price. 191 Neweastrir • • • .74 55, Od to isos ta.• o Sunderland It 3 161 ed to fi 4 Od. PRICES OW GOLD iND SILVER. Pomp! Gold in Coin, N- AO us. 0x d. per es. Foca* Gold in Ban 04 7s, 04. Ngsw Doubloons - S 6 New Dollars £0 I 7 BM EH. On New-year Way, Mn. J. H. Butterworth, Fleer•stree., of a sou and beer. DIED, At Fore George, Madras; Adam !With, Esq. surgeon in the Hononrable Contrary% service. • hursday sinuirlit, at Dumfries, Mrs. E. Nfilibion, widow at Mr. I.4tasser Wilmot, bookseller, Dmols los. Tuesday morning, lubu Bisset', Esq. of Sherburne. He was if o ugul dead io hi Iwd-fißom, at due Black :hose Inn, Salidity. FOR COLDS, ILHEUR/LATISMS, etc. • 1 R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, front their tendency to ores the Pores and promote al‘tbe Da "weal siefttions, are that hew remedy for guide, rheumatism., slight fever., and all disorders which arise irons alienated per` aspiration. They are equally excellent for head-achs todigestions, .and for gouty, bilious, and other complaints of th e stomach and ibeweds, too often th e consequence of free living. As a general Fee4ly Medicine they have so equal, sad and they're particu larly convenient far travellen t as they do not requite asy confine- • ment. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, in S. Pardee Church-yard, London, price 4s. 6d. a box, containing 36 Pilla, with the name, ' "F. Nee bay,* aegraved la the stamps. Bet as easy porsous intake the hew% own dist the Number k VA, the third finis C1'000.4'0044 a* 1 1 1 ; Pc ii yea's la apolweige.t. , VALUABLZ WardenaL THE Value of Da. FARMAN°, GUTTA bALVTARIS has been so long proved, that nothing of the present d.' can bear a competition with it, in all the *Want* stages of certain disease which it effectually cures sad eradicates fr.,n the habit, without exciting tb- painful (hennas mid exposure ills attends sativation—whhout debilitating the constitution in an. degree, or eves requiring ctinfinement from business er reinic WO 4 diet, The radical v!rtains of thew inestimable Props Lye proved their claim to public approbation for inure than tut yeas , In all the debjety of both *errs they prtrve a neva-ttiLog rest rative—whether the debility is produced by too free use a me, carry, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate. T ' travellers and those going abroad, tbtty cannot be reeornmeot,e. too atiougly, as they rill reeeive a safe, speedy, and connplet cure, iu all old stubborn sleets, and every weakness that afictt the bladder and organ, 4,f urine. By its efficacy many wome. have become mothers, who for many years had been de2rived c that happiness. • • Sold wholesate and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cbsapside the corner of St. Paul's Chereth-yard; and retail, by Delon ..u. Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall &. Johnson, Gosport; 4itlailtt, estu Mallory, and Jones, Porrseis ; Trewnwn, Muter ; Cooked (why Glenville, Gilbert, and Hnstand, Plymouth; tt oach,,Toxck Newbury, rhot.lin •' Ballet oral Slitedenaid, Gia , guw ; risitth At .asdersou. ticott,aod Atatinurt, kdiulnagh Crut-xcil, Rob: & Peck, Bull ; White Brigbi.Jo ; Rutter. Sektor, Pt.!! Cheltenham; Gregsan & BJGsage,Edwards end Pc:.7.y, Liver pool; &slue and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Nrywith ; Km, and Lloyd, Birnfingharn ; Gregory, Brighton; silt:monde ford ; and 1110 Medicine Venders, in bots, et Its. cd. ts. r,4 WBEN Men of Education Nod professional skill V Nsil,e irefassinins endeavours to illsoevet the moot edit SW :erraln meting of treaeng a few prevailing Diseases, the snoop ful resuk of their esperlence Is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. as egoist fods=bera of the gore College of Forgeons in Londop, have been loolucel to maks the cure of the following the object of their particular study, Oa a certain Disorder, frequently contracted ie. a airman of moist. catior., and its concomitants, Strictures and Glens, which, by an improved plan, are n and offeacally cured ; aho die butlber arials w rr e ot ti Lscchtinallan indulgences, long to* dente sr w4tln din:late% or a secret solitary vice, too often ant happily pursued by the youth of bath sexes, in the oag cauries sterility or barrenness. and in she other a or merons train of new woos diseases, which, if not timely reiraedied„ ternt;nate in bop, tense and cousumption. to Coat distrersing env,: of debiktg 01 defiziency, whether the consols:4r.* of such baneful Myles, es arising from any other by which the powers of the :utiou bectsne enfeebled, as Membc-s of the Royal Voliers of , 4 urgeons of Conlon, Airy offer a firm, safe, sod speedy tato. ratim to sound and viglross health. • Messrs. Gr. and Cu. earistively professing .he cure si the., particular complaitti in order that they may not be, by mistaken few, ntaikell with the obloquy so jusdy attached t: ck e sgo9rant empiric, thisik it but justice reshot:omelets to sass that they have been properly eilccated and initiate.: into ever, branch of the profession (certificates of which. from differtre tiospa.is, and tesdrnue:a4 from the mo.t entineat Pt/us:As:v. they have to convince any inquirer) that the solaria reside!: g from cheer endeavours first induced them to quit the prattles 4.: the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretecOona constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented coadosce wfefi which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. The result of a low and 4.Y.tensi , e practice her exabied them by a superior method, to remove venereal emnplairus, brew.* hiveterate or complicated, withiut subjecting the patient to ftA least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases where eta early applicatioo is made on clissovery of the infection, they tees pettily perform a cure to the short space of two days. The sow precedented success of their node of treatment (which has ewe: been known to fail in one siogk lnatanc.t to a pracuon of tS rests, during which pert ai toy thousand persons oot bath wass have been cared, even after severe and injurio.i ntettxxis been pursued hy other Frac' Wooers without cifett), iamb the.n thus publicly offer th,Ar advice. To be consuked daily by Patients of either sus, with secrecy. delicacy, and 'attention.--Letters Item cite country, couralc:ng the particulars of the case, age, 114:41 mt.hnet of 9viug. nehogrog a remittance, day attended to, and advice 44 Skiicuse tor• warded to soy post of the kingdom. GOSS ant! Co. Susseuus, 15, Liouvrtie.orreet. rieet-street. May t, !SO% • Prcifcssional Men, emi.,ent for sjiiinind experience, oirer :heir advice, and exert their alaithtes be the cure of a few r , :ienfug diseases. they rise superior to that pie. judice which is so lastly er.cited against ti advertacusenotof nteu, ignorant of the first principles, and unithicarestha the prat.. Lice of physic. Messrs CUllitiEsod Co. regui , r 3un,eaus i ssent tinned by every pfivsloge to praciice l ,...uidby .4e sieiforni sues cat which their tussle of treatment fur Venereal Complai its has 4 - Unite' been attended, ColltUtue wit:i the same aa ItlUlt to direct their studies to the cute of every species of that la.+et at po.son, as well as the runsoval of those distressing de` tittirs and ,Iticitit. cies which prevent or embitter the tocriniontal state. In the ca. talogue of human irtirosities tlwre Are none snore :Acting dim those which are the onaveilable cou,equeoces of 1 10 bidolgebee :4 certain destructive Wont. The unhappy suff-rer brondsvvec ills rnisfurteues, ashamed to seek reef, uut:l he is reelecerl to such a state of mistry as to resider Wu oppressive. Ti. such p?r• buns it will. be a esuoulitig 'selecting; to know aka titer *kg ' now, by a new arid infallible remedy, be restored to their ,ormee constitutional strength and vigour. Weak, et:lased, &bill. tared habits, procteditig eit I•er from an excess tit coNiesel At tit pressure, or from a Li.nt ..esideu-.:e in but einnas ea, hard •Iritilt. Log, the it judicious use of inetway, &C. are spitedk felitafetk is health 2!1:: r•rtitgLii. It must be a self-evident proposition, that where the ag gregate art intellectual capacity is directed to the treetnicat And cure of a few peculiar coMplainto, • there aunt be the greater certainty of success ; and as Alma of this pretties their method of cure is so particularly expeditions, as well a; sate„ and 60 evtdeutly super:or to the ConlylOn practice, that in Cline slight caws of intectiou perfect restoration is completed in tt e short veriod of three days, and in those of the Utmost 'invent:v.4, where other practitionei s have failed, a proper persever:asce their plan of treatment eusitres to the patient a bale, well gro utied, and Lining re-establishor. sit. By an early applies too, the patorne w nil esvapo the danger and expense of a tedwees at CSdagaCit upon the less taperienced practitiower. la the most obstinate anti cans plicate. cases of venereal infeetion, each as Wm:4.count :at the urethra, spongy excrescences. hard tumour), ca!Les. sicets, crop. tiun., at-tonal weaktwao, glee*, as also UR**, whether recent or of lon4 duration. and which have hafted 1.. e of other praciitionei ;.re, by their precast improved pLit of tee ttinent, effec, natty aid icrmagently cured, with ,art /tot t.i titnt starring the tacruciating pain and plumb's heitiort ta,et which trivia -snip follow* the Ipplicatitot a the h.,. 4 .4 4 .4.4. t o the course of .20 y. :es 'retentive practice In this natorisons r,, merque cases of strictures have le.to, and are daily trader th,r care, the total cradic.elou of which is sgected by,* sir, estreei•, amd expeditious mode of pr4ct itt,supetior to any.ether vet ed. The weakness, missile/s o and dub-44 placed:ding front el.. complaint, is speudly reatiored.sadthetfatient restored to s a0...l and argonaut health. Hut where the debil.ty. has bur yews es" - ad, a proper perseverance is their re . 44CalliVt.: ((Thistle% ate, ,t, e stricture has been dein r.,ytd, is indispensably ft-quints:to reviiC t h e a usa b e ri ng spanks art life, and to reauienste the nuoatsture.o. Several Nuhleineu anal Getitletnen 44 . the first respvzt.obih:e have burn under thu :424: of Messrs. Curettes bad (Ai. fur the re moval of complaints tit the urethra, Strictures, &e and hewing received a radical and perm aoent core, retie. it that r r. one. • may he made to them, ter. s.suslactory eindestets et the .3tscostre superiority of Messrs. Caa aix AO Ces's,plan of tre.astielt.— Maciy of these Geniletneta have bad strictures from Ito nil years, and had been under the care of Messrs. Helve, he:An odes, and other Su: r•inis of equal emostoce. wan satenipted the cure by the application sit the lunar caustic, withutst.suceess„ Messrs. Court atol C 44. may be consulted by tither bee, with the greatest delicacy, sv.recy, and honour, at their house, Net. 107, Hittoltlar4rn. Patient* in the couture are reque‘ted to %tate the partingutoot thdr case, age, and general habit at living, &a. act. intimate( a.eo• nentance for ;lime turd medicine., when the saute nib W rmoti or sent to any part of the kingdom. To easing that wawq so meeentlal to their unkrtakhilla tot pasta iti of *man sasY ha "WI to the account for nitdichum. 9tb Juna,lll99. 107, Hansa Garde,. - MOW WA — VIDA AT t iA OH BitrOOK 1 o •moitßovi. Mortar - - 47 mimeo a'tet S Aitolll44ll • - 17 admen Alt 9 LONDOIN4 Mimed by Larnts" . """ .. aset. published dam. liar 9111904 UM* ha , 1 . i v I~