Star. — London, England, 1815-11-23 00:00:00

i IRELAND. nil BIN, NOVEMBER 111 `The Grand Jury of the City nt 11'16%1 Were yes. t^tdaV called into Cotirt. addressed by the Loan Comb' .ft ,, Trt.e to t?e following effect : His Lordship stnted, that, by a certain Act 0! Parliament, t!.e Grand Juries were required and enabled to appoint for such Jails as the Court should think required it, a Roman Catholic Chaplain, whose remunrration should he by presentment, so long as he continued to tio the duty to the satisfaction of die Court. In this appointment the concurrence of the Court was necess-try. About two years back, in obedience to this Act of Parliament, the Court, see ing that nn place required a Chaplain of the Romish Church more than Newgate, in which so many per s ins nt the Rornish f tith are generally confined, re commended trilhe Grand Jury to appoint such Chap lin, who thereupon appointed the Rev. Mr. DUFFY. and in that appointment the Com; concurred. it t ad, however, happened, that from causes of no im portance or weight in point of law, the duty had not been done; it therefore became the duty of the Court to remove Mr. DUFFY, and to direct the Grand Jury to appoint anroher person to attend the Jail, as Roman Catholic Chaplain. The Jury then retired to their room, where sine Moniber suggesting. that it the Rev. Mr. Cotorti, who had lately received the approbation of Guyon, want for his loyal conduct, would accept the appoint ment, he wouli be a very proper man for it ; and by vcting thus, the Grand Jury would shew, that where ever t loyal Priest distinguished his teal for the pub lic peace and welfare, he might be sure of receiving their most friendly approbation and support. A let ter was ordered accordingly. Yesterday seven persons, of some respectability,' were arrested for vendinr, forged stamps. For wee- 1 ral months back the Solicitor to the Stamp Office, in 1 concert with the Magistrates of the Head Police Office, have been employed in endeavouring to trace from whence so many forged stamps got in circula tion; and yesterday, Mr. FARRELL, Chiet Constable, by the Magistrates' order, posted parties of Peace Officers iu various parts of the town to watch their proceedings, and, it possible, at once to put a stop to this very injurious and fraudulent traffic. Mr. FARRELL remained himself, with a party, at Porto. hello, ss here he met a Mr. Amish White, an attorney, of Camden-street, whom be brought into a public house, and searched, and in one boot was found a dye to make tel'atstanips—in the other a dye to make £5O stamps. Mr. FAnltzu. immediately proceeded to ►ea:ch inik's house, in which was found a num ber of stamps, and the frame 'on which the stamps are struck sE. The Peace Officers were so welt dra t Rtted, that alm.ist at the same period all were in ctistos!r. In the house of John and Charles Rea, of New Doinntick.street, a large number were found by the Officers; also, in the apartments of Jahn Fa- , : trey, Bolton-street. Another party found a great quan►ity of stamps in the house of another, of the name of J;his Fogarty, of Moore street; there is also a Clerk of the Law Courts, of the 11:41111C of Garrison, is custody. The search was so general, and the parties suspected livirg at such a considerable dis tance from each other, that not less than fiti Police Oflic.rs were employed. and we are happy to say, s•sceeeded ,to the utmost eypectation of the M 11;1. straws in d. testing this flastaet impasitiou 4.)0 die law and the revalue. • the following is a copy of the informations sworn before the Mayor, on Saturday seinnight by the Bai liffs from whom the prisoners were rescued at Ar slarostig: " John Hornihrook and Walter Tamer, being duly sworn and examined, depose, thatett Filthy the tOttt ins. informants, with three assistants, namely, Win. Kann. Nlich. Farrel, and PA ward Ihrnibrook, being in the acrot conveying three prisoners to the gaol of this county, under commit:Asti - um the Itialit Hon. Lord Dram and it. Somerville, I.sq. Maziatrates of said ettargeti With Curt.4,llulleltCrs; (h.') Wyly to' the lith ror.l oi Ardatostii,, in the eintity of the city of Cork, suddenly and ly attacked by a riotous mob ol seasons, to the number to thirty and upwards, who then and there, with stones, and Reiter weqiona, 35•311:tt brai s ed, t h ese inforso.mt • and abs stints, and fehmbatsly took from this Woe wain, folio one pis!ol, value .ss. the .property uf this iii;ctitn.nt, and also frLitt this informant, Walter 'fanner s one 4.lier pistoi. the i.ropetty of (leo. Stant, y,wb 4 cb deponent had lane' ~wt d, and theib for cility and unirvetolly rescued front thesa infoe matins and awiatante the bodies of John aullivan ' Jas. M'Carthy, Ned Felix Nl 4 Cartity, whom they had In custody u aforesaid. 1 his intormant, Wafter ner further deposeth s that he heard Fwd vtrily believes that 'l'. M'Carthy, of itochiarshtown s iti the S atilt liberties of this City, was one of the persons concerned in amid outra;..e, and the hest person who struck informant with a flail informant John Horribtook further depoies, that he and and believes a person 4 , f the oacw.of MiCartLy, awl brother to one of the prisoners, was one of the I:arty af:rretaid, who also struck this ihformant with a stick; and at the same Rime one of said party presented a pistol at informant, after har t felontriusly taken said pistol front one of this informant's ..i.rants. Wm. Raiment—Aril informant saith, that having run t irouth a hat tow lane and river. he was pursued by some ut said p ray to the !Unice of Maurice/1110:9,ot ltshopeown,into which .termant inlets:l far I itttee.i.)n, when said rarty then and there cud4.pen the dcsir, am] a L aia inlunncuty hit and bruise') this • difortnant, and took from hint the key ef the handcuffs which were on tit oof the prisoners aforesail on in termatit's throwing knee It an his knees for protection to A sun i f the aforesaid Nlauri!e Atism (whose name informant believes to be Maurice : t hern, jun.), inatead of giving him either protection or atsiE at ce, the said Maurice Ahern, jun. presented a gun at informant, and threatened to shot him if be did not suetantly quit the Louie, and ,as compelled by him to quit said house, to the great (ismer of his life, and informant ie convinced, and verily believes; t tat said Maurice Alters knows all or some ot said party, who at tacked and rubbed this inturmant and a , sistatits, the said Mau rice having told informant that he .new still eITSOI3S•" INotiters —Tuesday an Inquisition was taken at the Conch and Horses public-house, in the Minories, 'loon •iew of the body of Thomas Williams, who ?net his death in consequence of the tire which occur red last week at the house of Mr. Clement, in that p!aei:. The deceased was .a Clerk in the Custom -1 ions:, and had resided as a lodger with Mr. element. On the night of the fire be was the first who had been *tainted, when he instantly went to souse the family t r oin the threatened danger. He afterward, for his oven safety, jumped from a two pair of stairs win dow, by which the back of his head wart fractured, scud severa l of his hums hruken, and of which lie died Verdict—Accidental Death. The deceased vies only 18 years A age. Another Inquest was held, the same day, upon view of the body of Mr. Baker, prorr.cttrr of the Crown mud Sugar Loaf public house, on Garlick.' halfwit-street, who died 'suddenly on tdoeday lag. Vimiict—Digi by the Visitation of Got). ROMAN CATHOLICS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. sine-Asa friend to civil and religious liberty, and an advocate for an extension of as much indul gence to the Roman Catholics as is consistent with our own Constitution in Church and State, I cannot but teetet that the imprudent interference of oue of their Prelates may operate as a prejudice against the (miller degrees of emancipation which they Re quired, and which I still think they may safely obtain. A Roman Catholic Bishop presumes to forbid a Priest, appointed Chaplain to a Gaol, to exercise the duties of his function—the Priest obeys his Bishop, rather than incur a sentence of excommunication — he is rar.oved by the Civil Power, .for neglect of duty. It is a hard case.—But is there no remedy ? I think th-re is. As th- Chaplain was appointed under the direction of an Act id Parliament, is he not entitled to the lull plotec.em of the Law in the execution of his dim ? Is not the Bishop amenable to the Law foe an undue exercise of his authority against the Government of the Country ?—Would the Pope himself sanction such al inter Irreales as might distut b tl e good understan ding which at present subsists between him and our Government ?—Here then is the rented) : the Priest is, I think, entitled to a lull indemnity from the Bi shop for the salary he loses by submitting to his mandate, and the ISishop is guilty of a high misde meanour in obstructing the operation of an Act ni the Legislature. Let him be taught his duty as a subject, and as he conforms to it enjoy we rig'tts and privileges granted to those who peaceably submit to the laws of their country. And to prevent the recurrence of such unpleasant disputes for the future, would it not be advisable to regulate and restrain the exercise of the powers of excommunication, and to prevail upon the Pope him self to-exeit the authority he claims over the Bishops in enforcing their obedience to the Government of their country, as the price of the indulgenc.., granted them in the free ex.acise of the duties of their reli gion, as tar as they ale not injurious to the Consti tution. MULIMATUS. • lIATTON-GARDEN.—Yesterday 7hornas Twee, 16 years of age, was charged with robbing Mr. Thomas Bensley, a Printer, in Bolt-court, Fleet 7 stecet, cif se veral reams of printed paper, part of which were " The Works of the Earl of Surrey," complete, and never published, and the remainder called 6 Sparks of Glory." The prisoner had lived in the emel)y of Mr. Bensley about five years, as reading-boy„hut had been discharged about six months, during which time none of the above works were missed. Orif Fri day last, as Mr. Chatfield, warehouseman to . Mr. Bensley', was going along Leather-lane, he saw some sheets of the former work in the window of Mr. Mathews, a fruiterer, and knowing that was a wink that was never published, and that it was in t h u warehouse under his care, he went into the shop and purchased a sheet for a penny, when Mrs. Mathews told hina she bought it of Mr. Francis, a stationer, in Cross-street, Hatton-garden. He then went to Mr. Francis, and asked him if he had any more et that walk? and told him it bad been stolen out of Mr. Bensley's warehouse; on which Mr. Francis, without any hesitation, :hewed him eight quires of the same work. Mr. Joseph 11 , nsley then waited on . Mr. Francis, who informed bun that s'nce Mr. Chatfield had called, he had examined his earehou,e, and rwind lie had eight reams of a work entitled" Sparks of Glory," and described the person of whom he bought it. The prisoner was apprehended in conse quence, and brought up yesterday for examination, when Mr. Francis identilying his person, he was fully committed. QUEEN-EtavAng.—DlsTße4lNG Ronnzitv.—Yester. day Jenne Lawrexce was brought before Mr. Justice ED WING, charged with having stolen Bank of Eng- Lund notes to the' amount of £2O from Elizabeth Dunbar, his sister-in-law, under the following dis. tressing circumstance : The prisoner had been in the habit of living untier the pro.ection of the prosecutrix emit he hid considerably reduced her circumstances, and she began to think some expediept should be re sorted to, to supply her future ex;gencies. At this time, however, she received a letter from a relation, resident in America, promising her liberal protectiou if she would go out to a settlement in that country ; she accordingly consulted the prisoner as to the pro. priety of her acceding to the req u est, and he approve. ed the scheme, and appeared elisions to facilitate her journey. By selling every effect she possesked, she had raised a sufficient sum to dischmge the expenses of her voyage; and the prisoner having told her that he had procured a vessel, lying in the London Docks, they repaired thither, the prisoner however having previously drawn from her settO for the pur pose (.is he represented) of payin;-14n- her voyage.— He quitted her, but did not reinr.l, and all inquiries after him were fruitless, until Gillmor apprehended him. The money, however, could not be traced.— Remanded. DI V I I)ENDS to he made a G CI a.i:: Dcc. 19, John Williams, jun. of Hadley, bricklayer, at twelve. Dec. Is, •I'llontas Herbert, Dowgate.hill, cotton-nierehrtit, at 1. Nov. e 5, Jon Marsham Pitman, of Sua-streer, tallow-th us, .at eleven. Dec. 19, Ckarles Mansion], Stroud, grocer, at twelve. Dec. 19, Thom is Goldsmith, Shereditch, w ine • dealer, at eleven. Nov. 25, John hlughes and Richard Citallan, Stonitigtom, com mon brewers, at twelve. Nov. 25, James Foreman, Sheerness, carpenter, at eleven. Dec. Iti, Michael Abrahams, Duke-street, merchant, at ten Dec. 12, Robert Smith, Richmond, hosier, at lin. Dec. 19, John Guild, London, merchant, at eleven. Dec. IS, Just' h Fitch, of Colchester, linen-draper, at ten. Dec. Y 3, bilas Cave, Oxford arcet, mercer, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Dec. 14, James Quick, 'Fiverton, linen-drapes, at eleven,at the three . 1 uns, Tiverton. Dec. 11, times and Robert Brad.haw, and John Winder, Lancaster, merchants, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Dec. 9, James Stone, Tubtiey, farmer, at 11, atthe New Inn, Abingdon. Dec. 23, Robert Padfield, Gurney- Slade, miller, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn, Wells. Dec. 12, William Horner, Portse‘i, grocer, at three, at the Fountain, Pore. mouth. Dec. 12, Samuel Harri,, Northwarnborough, miller, at twelve, at the George, Odiham. Dec. 11, George Riddell, Ber wick-upon-Tweed, linen. draper, at eleven, at the Red lion, Berwick. Dec. 13, John Tyerman, Brampton. linen-manufactu rer, at eleven, at the Gulden Lion, Northallertun. Dec. it Samuel Marshall, Stockport, cotton-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Gauls, Stockport. Dec. 13, Joseph Robinson, Huddersfield, merchant, at eleven, at the White Hart, Huddersfield. Dec. tB, Jose; h Hi st, of Marsh, merchant, at (Leven, at the i'hite Hart, I luddersfield. Dec. e 3, Wdltjm Lane, jun. of Birmingham, iron ' dealer, at twelve, at the R0y..1 Hotel, Birmingham. el.RTlFlCATES.—lleccausest 12. William Steven, Menton, mourstone-merchant. Joseph Beeby "I'ap;nv Mills, paper-maker. Willient Iti.nt toy-maker. Wi:liant Graham; Carlisle, mercLant. John Booth, Curtain-road, carpenter. David Buck lee, Hatton-garden, sessch-sdder. haw Wpittithl, Meptlt, inukt•per. 110 K bON MARKETS. COTTON.-- ►The supply of Cotton at market is tri vial, the liol,!ers, in consequence, deciine to sell at lower pt ices than what has lately la CO realized ; fron► the depression in the country markets the met currency cannot be at present 01,in:int-J. SLOAR —There has been a steady demand foal Muscovadoes doting the last and as the hol-1 ders continue to realiz2 prices a 01.1 k le iiA!,er, the I make may be stated at an improvem.•nt of Is. per cwt. the wholesale deaKrs are now purchasing fon t!'e winter supply of the country grocer ; there was alb() a dem Ind for good Sugars tor shtrping ; the demand for the liish markA Ita3 lately b^eu considerahle, and as far pi ices have, in cialsequence, been ion up at Liverpool (the usual port of supply) the 6nyers i.ave turned their attention to London. The Sugars sold ate chiefly strong good Jamaicas, from 92 , . a 56; ; the prices of Muscovadoe4 cannot be stated at any varation. The exp esters are not purchasing it tined goods at present on account of the se.son of the year, they. however, alma• still .t diposition to contract for goods to be deliverable in February and tsl..rclx st the pre. sent curtency ; the otias ate generally tei•cted on account of the expiration of the Bonding Act. The mai ket continues in litferently supplied with goods ; the grot..t'ts porcha , ,e tt r the home trade about Is a `2l; hovel than the preceding week ; Molasses steady Is (ia a 325. slopping season being so far advanced, there has been littly enquire lately after Foreign Sugars ; the stock of klavannah its the wart !!')use is above six thousand chests ; the piices cannot be t angosated at any variation ; a parcel of good yellow d week at • 72s by private contract ; a parcel of 139 boxes, put up to public sale, the first lot strong good tv!iite taLli in 83s 80s 6J being the highest cffer, all Cie sound was inamtutiately withdrawn ; one lot while, was!ied, sold at 66 6i ; no alteration cats be stated in Brazil Sugars. COEVEK. —There was only one sale of Coffee doting last week ; it coni•isted of 312 cirs!rs and 173 bags ; the ordinary desctiptions sold 'ls a 3s below our pre. smit quotations, the few hits good middling sold out of all proportion high, 10 hhds good middling Js iratica selliiig at 102 s, a little inferior Ws, the greater proportion oi dinary descriptions of Jamai":i ; nary (66i, good on:Mary in extensive parcel , 6Ss 61, fine ordinary 7Us ; 100 bags ordinary lievannali taken in at 7,1 e The demand by private contract coniiniies elttelly limited, yet -it is not piebald,: the masker will go much, if any, lover, as the great hot ders have letely withdrawn their C• , ffee !rem public sale, on accootit of the Languid demand and the de. pres;ei prices. hoe Cotlce centinnes to be brought forwnrJ in very limited parcels, and we Kilieee there is a scar city in the supply ; at le.:st we have ebsersed several mat ks that used to be onzommonly tine, h ore lately turned out very inJiff rel..: Coffee s 50 hlids good middling Jamaica last week, by private contract, rea lized 105 s ; we have Lad nu tine on sale for some time past. The deliveries frerri the warehouses List week were only 357 casks and 366 bags Coffee tar exportation. HF:zip, Flax, AND TALI, )I,r.—Tlie p:.4,:es of Hemp cannot be stated at any alteration. The market re mains heavy, the partial sales of Flax are of prices a shade under the late nominal quotations. has declined 'ls a 3s ; 50 casks yellow candle Tal low last week by public sale 62s a 63s ; the letters front Petersburgh state the exchange at 10. OILS.--There is no variation in the prices of Greenland Whale Oil, the market is, however, heavy; a public sale et pale South Sea Oil took place last week, the prices without the casks len 5s a £35, the quotation may be stated 037 a with casks. Cod and Seal Oil may also be stated at a small de pression ; in the other descriptions there is little va ririt;oll. NAVAI. STORM—There are 3000 barrels of rough Turpentine newly reported at the Custom House, of which 1500 have been sold at 18s. Spirits, town. drawn, at a farther depression of 2s a Si. In Tar, Pitch, and Rosin, there is no variation. S MRS.—There is little variatiqn in East India Spices, the market remaining heavy, tmalrparcals of 'Pimento continue offering at 10i.!. The total de livery from the warehouses last month, 2283 bags 9 caiks, of which above i2OOO bags were exported ; -- 1 above 500 packages of Ginger were delivered, about one halt were for exportation. Tonacco.—The market remains Vpll/ liCaVf; there. were considerable orders from the Continent some weeks ago, but the prices were so high they could not be executed ; cargoes are now offering at about a reduction of id per lb for this market ; Virginia descriptions offer at 130 a 14-.9. Kentucky lld a 1 lid per lb ; cargoes of Virginia to proceed from Cowes, &c. for the Continent, are offering 90s a 955. Marylands 60s a 65s manifest weight ; little or no business has been effected since our last ; a trivial parcel of good black Virginia reported, sold at 14d. hoot Pitovistoris, &c.—The new Beef lately ar rived proves very indifferently cured ; a considerable proportion is onmerchantable, the prime lots meet a ready sale. Pork continues in moderate demand, and no alteration can be stated in the prices ; souse parcels of new Bacon have realized our highest quo. union, the old still neglected. The imposts of Irish Butter have been most extensive, since the Ist of the present month about 60,000 firkins ; the trade are, in consequence, for the present, supplied, and the mar ket is rather heavy ; yet the consumption has greatly increased, and from the appearance of hard weather, the holders generally feel confident of fully main taining the present currency. RUM, BRANDY, AND HoLLANDs.—The demand for Rem was extremely languid last week ; little or no business was effected ; the holders, however, do not show such a determined resolution to make sales as formerly, preferring to wait for a revival in the de mand, or to export the Rums on their own account. The deliveries from the warehouses are only 611 puncheons, of which 32l were exported ; the stock is considerably above 28,000 puncheons. The erten. sive contracts with Government, usual in war, are ttolopay pricest )e g r e b a u t y it ex i t s e n always boanot to be looked for ; yet the prim are now so de pressedlate d cale a s .not the home use and the export. A small parcel newly arrived pale Geneva, we believe 10 puncheons, hate been sold at as ad ; there is no more pale at market. Brandies way be purchased ld ,per rallon lower. • COAT. MAVgIZT, NOVEII,II3F.P. • Shirlit Nlai•ket. Shiro Sr)11 52 Ni•wca-!le RI "4111.10 , ml I • &toe C.al _ 4'. s•l6 _ _ _ _ MARRIED. At ling Ashton, Somt.r.etshire, I.letr Retve, R. N. to V. Ira Mott! , 11. On the •21%t inst. at Clifton, /An Thom* 1 anarishlre, Me.chiust In Bris-01. io 114i.s N. ter of R. N Newman, Esti (M. 1)) of Thool cesterilire. Nov. IS, the P.ev. C Carter, It. dor of to Mir. Me:Anvil, &ugh er u. the late T Islington. DUD. At his boon., nit We'iLoch Comn►on, Lietitteant-tkrxtai Fra,!, Royal Milliery, SAtiit!ay harhfi Ithi-tourt, in Jurentlah fur►urrly sclh•r in that city Nov. t t, aged 70, Mr Maurice Margin of the Lonihos Car sposiang Soci-ty. 11r from that !oiriety to the Wit lsh Conventh) burgh hi the 171r', where he was are by t hr Court of Ju.ticias y, and sentrece I than to l'ut.uiy Ilan, wiili tour whirs : be four who survive , ! floe t. II:I of Ira halliSbfli Spool is Dial u, —Monday morning, F: •e.. an Mclennan in Rochester, ly is si misc. acid et pirv , l in ati-diatoly ; an• slay night 13.1• t• r, from the loss morning, lir , .utcht on a premature i 111.114 at. died ; and yesterdli their el 'e. dray, Anil hi. Lie is omit decoaired off r celebr sled COitDl . L 1 is a yr. xi rver and rostorvt of he,.!• h and ii.fitm. Its w oso and renovatin , f:• tiara it the best medicine for rdasations, nit-s. sinking of the spirits, and all t which harass and oppress the w. At, the • ;it vr:rnos i!:11 h the cold alt.! • rat ••• the muscular cyst: n+. aid:slates t; the.whole man; whurelay the chill oat, t balsamic, and tLe rircutaion resumes Sold by Samuel Leigh, ill, .band ; coed.strett, London ; Brodie atnl Dowd Medicine Vaud. rs; price I Is: each, or h ( o r 31;:. by which one 114 bottle is hi " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpixcl," engraved ler Dr. Solomon espects, when cony compliment of a Xl note to be inc WI L ot ter. Dr. :•olomon, -Gilead Ilmisr, double postage." 1.1)1;11, AND !ATM:IL...AI. 1. PAT N-11i1 royal 1/.10 , tie.' th, Fan of Itgreniont l'arl of l.r:•riva. uovimtmas. I johr. I Ca I. ' • ^ - - Ult. (01. I. Barry., M.P. t Cul. 4 11adr.oN r. Kiermin. pals INS'FITUTION, esto 1. sive 'lt - ea:Nem and Cure of the V stet their sii ea.itul coai Aquetta.s, ai Lions, &e. has t•• boast the cure ut no le) nually, many of w;lent hive I een aAiict The early ‘yr::1)r(m). tut Go:lure:Asa a few days by Air. surerior treatment. and Oat vie:ticm:*: ;and tiers! utl;.Uls, air the cotrititution, 1310 fr soczes,Wry treattd than nu any t Mr. Kitraan may be coesulted as u private iwu'e, Nu. t.:l, I.l.wer Chariot where Letters front 'lowa and Count, the necessary advlre and medicine wk part of the kingtiout. This day sta. •erice 4s. Second and improved Ltlltion, of a l'r. ntreal Diara=e and its Cotlcequerces. Su Nu. 40, Paternte• ; I Callow, Crown•court, Sell; and I y SCOk!ili I IC COM V 1139reputAtilm of Dr. FRE SAI.UIARIi, has been firmly t xperience of its beneficial effects it Complaints. For Scrofula, Islorhid li Lymph, the Blood, or the general Co acrintanicat. flatter retained in the hal taut indiscretion, intemperance, or it this Medicine will be found the most time the safest that can be resorted to in diseases of the Kidneys and Bladdei nary Passages and Lumbago. It refit confinement, or bintlerance to husine,t TO MR. BU I'I.ER, DR FRI! Sta,-1 beg yuu will publish the toll of those labouring under a similar cs contracted a Venereal Complaint, a: surgeon, undtr whose care I was thre rind I underwent salivation three time violent, that wounds iitoke out all ow I was recommended the change of air tinned in a worse •tape, if possible; by a t;entletuaa, to taw Dr. Fit cLat by the use of it, thank GUI), 1 ant IA isishment of every person who km w Brighton, I will relate more pat ticuL _Nu., your Amsted hunt Brighton, May 6, 11114. t , iald at Mr. Butler's, C heapside, ci yard, Lonlon ; and by nit n !And, Ireland, Wales, East and V. laat.lt a. at 2i. 9.1. and 43. Q. each. • A CHALLI MESSRS. CURRIE and I his Majesty's Service, (hail. prove a instance wlierc flair ni have tailed of the desired elrect. 'lll this particular branch of their pro's si ssee unsuccessful ease. They condone to direct their stud+ cure of Venereal Complaints, and th: tem which is the consequence of tl effects of a habit long and most unhai of both sexes. In the one it will hi source of barrenness; the other I ave to them by a distressing state of debit medied, ter minates in impotence ultimate effects, while consumption, various nets t)us complaints, usually cl of this solitary vice. Of persons lam incident to such a habit, their treatnn proved unsoct.essful in the course of extended practice. bilhe must obstinate and et:nil-45ml don, such as obstruction, in the urn hard tumour, callous ulcer., ertiptioa as also Stricture% whether tent which have baffled the skill of on their present improved plan of cream tiestly cured, without the pitient sof and alarming hemorrhage which keg' don of the lunar caustic. In the course In this metropolis, numerous cases of and are daily under their care, tLe for levied by a safe, certain, and expedi to any ether yet adopted. The weal lity, proceeding from this complain: the Patient restored to sound and vi the debility has for years existed, a restorative remedies is indispensably bertng sparks ut life, and to r: animal Patients in the Cowry are reipie, of their ease, age, and general habit of mittance for advice and ' or eent to any part of the Kirgtiont. To ensure that secrecy which if taking, the postage of letters may I medicates.--ilth June, I e 09—107, HIGH ihr ATIATO44O/LROIV Morning Afternoon ILOI4X* : Printed 11 ILL% e L published there, and at 111): sto • BFR 22. Price. rt. :sr n't • •enanr Jahn Andrcw: "rot MI- of K;lba, Newman, thir4.l,b• tor nburgh Park, ;toe. f Great Ilenny, l'-4.,a, C. Metulhani, Lsq. 1, on the 20th too:, • • aged /if; ve• n the County of In.; • cult printer cad 14_ • rot. who was CValrr. • r Was set.' as a 1i• ion which nit-t at I•,: I . 4."`• dor v d •,,,,), „. 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Surge ins. 1 the whole • Inolicine and Intim.: (1 he :Ir.LCIICe of .. has not give,' 11 udies to the trratmcir 1.1 'rat derangement of :;. ••••• the pernicious and was. • iippily pursued by •Ie 1 • be Bound to be the it, • • Its ravazeis • i.e.,' Ility, which, if not 11.114142 are its 11C1114):4 • • , less of muscular :haractrrise the eatiii st e. • ,sguishing under the an...;-•' cent 18 Ample, and Le, long, laborious, and • Wed cases of venereal retLra, t•pungy );14, a<rilUial weakiwas,gl, r or of lung duration, -" :eller Practitioners, .1. 'molt effectually and per.a. .eltering the eiatiClatitit, vtiOriltiV follows the api.L: rse of their eitteasivepra...:l of S I RIB' WitE, have I,:c tut cradicat:on Or which •-• 11:10,:e Sol cure x Ant..., rviasatioo, and 42.•••• are inetbly ten: iv_ Vigorous health. But , proper perseverance requ,site, to Ale the cuncitution. es:ed w irate the partfc:,'•fil of living, he. eaclioirj •••,. wine. the Witte will le i•..••:--'"1 su essertial to tlnfa tn. 't be aided to the at:Z.e.lo! • • Hatton gar en. r AT 1.0:41/ON g minutes after 8 33 nunutes alter it Kuser, Pickee. tar Office. Tiiviple