Star. — London, England, 1813-11-13 00:00:00

- ` 7 P• 4 ‘ti!V . a ; o. • • j .11 • • • • POW' • . , • . t,,, . - • ON , INMAt tmacriMtPaßvist • A Man eilklodness to Nut brutal activkas show a brutal Aid s' • ' Remember, Pligrho made thee • Who gave thee !line% and roman; twin He can't complies; btu OSHA 8110MMIng eye Beholds thy &hefty—he tiara his cry. He was geidgu l d tby servant and thy &Mgt $ Nut lutoW—that his Creator is thy Judy! r a '" • A MODERN RAPE Pp THE LOCilti Happy the Friseurwho in PaLla's hair With Ileene'd fingers nocontraird may Ames AM happy in his death the dancing Rear, • Which died to make pomatum &tiny love. Last night as o'er the page of Loves dem*, My DILIA bent dellcimelytogrleva ! I stood a treacherous loiterer by bee dud,. And drew the fatal minus from my deem: • And would that at that instant o'er lefliternii • - The shears of ATROPOS bidOpSll4ollll And as I ref the lock from Ditte i s Beef s ., Had cot ma sudden from the sons diesel! . . ." . • . ~~ be sat die akar: u!sen at Lair ' She heard the adman that fair Lock divide, And while my heart with transpoet paoted big, - She east a airy frown on me, and cried, " You stupid puppy, you We apoird my Win !" BONAPARTIS says, sic to Paris. These colours would bias sq.— man data. , In a revisal of the stew Treweb Cobader•- SOW PARTS, who may have power .eugh for sieve ihe-1 eree, ought certainly toupee, the south of OCiDb tier, with all its accursed Phewsue wed . Motesiseitiek have scarcely left him a *neon his heti Leipsic has inother hoeour added to the Many, which it has long phssessed is the literary world. Ili is known on the Continest as the Ahem of Saxony, and we trust will -be longer known as the scite on which the defiverance of kismet was founded. We have heard of a great deal of money made by _ship licences, but from a late motion in the Court of lEing's Bench, it appears, that dealing in Mho/Kase &aka is a far better trade. • The biscuit-baker who mixed plaister of Path with his flour, probably meant to make Torsi bread! • The:Aram gar eight , lately convicted at the Old Bailey of stealing a watch, seemed to think it was his duty " re Jeep watch!' An intercepted letter from BERTHISR to his Master, earnestly beseeches him to make peace, on whatever terms, for the prang, reminding him, that at the rate affairs are now carrying on, he touches on the verge 'of his resources; that he cannot hope to support another campaign on a scale suitable to his own greatness or to the wishes of his followers ; . whereas by a short interval of peace he would be enabled to break the coalitions formed against him, and to Te atime a war of vengeance. A French traveller, M. Herat MAytraap, actors. panied by a female guide, ascended on the 13th of August, after a laborious journey, to the summit of Mount Rose, near Geneva, which is 2430 toises above the level of the sea. Like Monte Blanc, which it nearly equals in elevation, it is covered with eternal snows. M. MAYNARD is believed to be the first per son who ever accomplished the undertaking. The journey proved extremely fatiguing, and through the rarity of the air and the reflection of the snow, he was much burnt, and lost the skin of his face. He deposited in a ridge, upon The summit, French and Italian coins, as indications to future travellers of his perilous achievement. Wolves, of a new species, have recently been killed in the- French departments bordering on the Fyren nees. They are distingnished by their largo size, ex treme ferocity, and particular taste, which leads them to attack men, women, and children, in preference to the brute• creation. The inhabitants bf Newgate-street, London, - and its vicinity* having been lately much distressed by want of water, a person was employed to open the pipe, when, to his great surprise, he discovered that a 'salmon, two feet eleven inches in length, and of proportionate circumference, was found therein, and which, being perfectly fresh, the operator believes would have been alive, but for a blow which he acci dentally gave it in opening the pipe. It is evident it must have very considerably increased in size during . its confinement, as there is no possible ingress to the pipe but through a valve at London Bridge, of seven inches in diameter, which has a bar across the centre. An inhabitant offered the man a guinea for the fish, as a curiosity, which he refused, observing,-that it had cost the company upwards of fifty, from the numer ous obstructions it had occasioned in its progress. Mr. WEBB * the Philanthropist, has recently been at Bunzay, where he visited the abodes of most of the indigent cottagers, and afforded them the most salu tary relief. He attended Divine service at the church of the Holy Trinity, where a Charity Sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. DREYER, for the benefit of the Sunday Schools, to which he most munificently contributed. The singers, principally composed of juvenile females, engaged his notice so particularly, that be presented to each a al note ; the apprentices also shared his liberality, for to almost every one he gave a al note : and to others, who were out of their time, be gave sums of 1'25, and £3O each. The above Gentleman also made a short visit to Bury St. Ed mund's, last week, where lie gave away several small sums, and agreed to putting out two or three appren tices ;—he went away on Friday by the Cambridge Coach, promising shortly to return with a recruited purse. Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, two old houses, situate in the Mint, were thrown down by the violence of the gale, and fell with a tremendous crash. They were fully inhabited in every part by Irish, of the humblest class, and bad it not been that the patroles fortunately discovered the dangerous state of the building time 'enough to give them the alarm, the consequences must have been dreadful ; happily, however, they all escaped, though almost in a naked state, before the buildings fell z no individual was hurt, but all their furniture and effects were destroyed mud totaled is the twit:. ••• T - 7 r • • • ADItatALTY covsera=liV . trhatnlitg o Sitigdahlsetti • • Wl*4o ,der Deeish - colours. lades velirlseilleY,liireitiffmees was captured by the &midis* At -of well/ eoliths [ground of steering to a port in *Jiver instead of 'Leith ! , her original port of destination. The noise liet up war ) that of haviiltrun open a saw!, *lure by her pumps were ehoaked. The Catlett with the assisteeee of Trinity Masters, were of opinion that leo such necessity was established.—Ship and cargo condemned. George the Third, Scott masterealiThis wan an appeal friam the Vier Admiralty Court of Jamaica. The ship sailed from Falmouth in , the said Island,' to the Spanish Main, for the purpose of obtaining a cargo of mules, and .on her return was seised by the collector of the Customs, on the ground of not hav ing a sufficient number of British Mariners, accord ing to, the navigation laws ! and the ship was finally eendeninecL' The Conti was clearly of opinion that there were the sufficient number of British mariner*, on board, and therefore restored the ship, allowing she expellees a the appeal. - "Treundschaft, Cock master.—This vessel under inish colours, was sailing in ballast, under an expired iieence.—Rostored.=Captor's expences re- Ingeborg Christine, Httnseboe master.-4n this case, the ship and cargo (consisting of salted and dried fish), were restored, subject to the Captor's expences. • Louisa, Higginbottom master.—Thls was a quer dile of salvage. This vessel, on a voyage from c to Madeira, was captured by an American privateer ! , and recaptured by one of his Majesty's conkers. The Court pronounced one-sixth of the mine of the ship and cargo to be due to his Me jay's ship. T _; • COURT OF .COMMON PLEAS, NOVEMBER IL DICKINSON V. LANG. • Mr. &Tient VAUGHAN applied to the Court lot a rule to thew cause why a new trial should not be granted in this case. It was tried at the Assines at York, before Mr. Justice Chambre. The Learned Serjeant went on to state, that he could produce an affidavit, which he believed must appear to the Court a sufficient ground for granting the rule. From this affidavit it would, he said, appear, that Colonel Lang, the defendant, had been completely taken by surprise ; that he had not sufficient time to bring forward witoesses, whose testimony must have en tirely prevented such a verdict as the Jury had given in the case, namely, a verdict of 475 damages; that it was not by his order Dickinson, the plaintiff, had been arrested. .. Here Mr. Justice CH Amiss interrupted the Learn. ed Set - leant, and said, that the evidence, as it ap. peared on the trial, was completely contrary to the statement in the affidavit, on which the application ' was grounded. His Lordship then read from his, notes the evidence given on the trial. It appeared, that at the Theatre of Sheflkld, some noise took place, in consequence of a Mr. Robinson not appear. in g to sing a song which had been promised in the bills. The noise occasioned by the call for this song was the only bustle that prevailed in the house. The Colonel, it seems, considered himself called upon to suppress it, and accordingly-went up to the-gallery, attended by a party of his men, w it h fixed bayonets. Lieutenant Jackson. accompanied the COOnet: On entering the gallery, Lieutenant Jackson came up to the plaintiff, Dickinson, and thus Fatty accosted him Yon d—d rascal, you're the fellow that's making the noise !" Dickinson made a reply pretty Much in., the same stile; which reply produced so quick an ap plication of the Lieutenant's - fist, that Dickinson confessed he was no fighter: this humble acknowledge ment, however, did not disarm Jackson, who conti. nued to make his experiments about the head and breast of the plaintiff, until Colonel Lang came up, and called for a ring, which he endeavoured to form by all the exertion that : both his elbows were capable of making. Dickinson prudently declined the con. test, but was, notwithstanding, by order of the Colo. nel, put under the care of some soldiers, who pulled him down stairs, and conveyed him to prison. Such were the circumstances of the case, as they appeared —in evidence. Rule refused. rr7 • 4 The whole of the money (60 guineas) for the battle between Painter and din:ander, was made good yes terday at Gregson's, and the fight will be next week. Thursday evening, or early yesterday niorning, the house of Mr. H. Newsome, of Peckham, was broker open, and robbed of a quantity of plate and linen, and other valuables, with which the villains escaped undetected. Wednesday evening, between nine and ten o'clock, as a journeyman carpenter, of the name of Hardy, was returning home to his reiidence in Union -street, Bishopsgate-street, from a job at Tottenham, he was stopped near Kingsland-road by two fellows, who knocked him down, and took from his person a silver watch, a £1 Bank -note, and about 6s. with Aieh they ran off across the fields towards Shacklewell, and made their escape. Sunday morning last, a return chaise was stopped near the Star Inn, in Canterbury, on its way to Deal, by a private soldier of the 52d regiment, assisted by a party of the Glamorgan regiment, and who took out of it a well dressed person, apparently a sailor, who has been since identified to be a French Naval Officer, who had escaped from one of the prison. ships in the river Medway, where he has been confined nine years. The soldier formerly belonged to the East Kent Militia, and while in-that regiment, doing duty over French prisoners, at several depots, had gained a knowledge of their dress and behaviour, which made him suspect the prisoner, whom he saw enter the chaise, and who is for the present lodged in Westgate gaol. A diabolical attempt was made by some nefarious villain, or villains, on Friday night or Saturday mot. ning, to destroy the powder-mills of Messrs. Thickler and Mouatford, at Chilworth, Surrey, by putting se veral stones it: and about the gudgeon of the water wheel of the corning -house ; which, but for the timely discovery, would, in all human probability, have caused the destruction, not only of the whole works, but of the paper -mills and other buildings in , the vicinity, by which a number of persons would have been thrown out of employ, to say nothing of the two that might hare fallen a sacrifice. 7 711f7? . . :deOffen' 4' p o p ifiN t I MARdleibiliesieida+:=Antetdirl C. We teat charged with .t. fintid, by tilting at a (leuticm.m's house fit t aker-streeri and dellieVitig * parcel, for Which he denianded 6s. dd. eitiiige i but the both! being In the tare of a man servant while the family were at Brighton, he ripped the Pittel open, acid found the t °Metal- a tile and some hay; Wben he se cared, die peistnee, who had an* dser parsil, not di tected, made lip in a similar Mailatti. He was fully committed. G. Prim Was fully eontmitted to take his trial at the Old Bailey, fOr robbing his master, Mr. Limit: a sadler t iti Orford-street. It appeareJ that property had been initsed, and suspicion fell upon the prisoner, as he worked on Monday night after all the other men were gone, and went out of the house instead of the shopLdoorb He had been four years' with Mh Lawrie and) although he h*d earhed more wages than any other man itt Mr. Laurie's service) yet be had carried on his depredations to a great ektent.—#. IThe property found in his lodgings wits sworn to by Mr. Laurie's foredfah and others. HArrow.GARDEN.--Yestetday J. Little was billy I committed, charged with stealing a sash, from a ne* building in Gray's4mt-lane. ;arm% Spites was committed to the House of Coit rection for three Months, in default of paying the pe poky of it2o in which she was contieted, for pawn- ing certain articles entrusted to her in a furnished lodging, in the Colonade, near the Foundling Hos: petal. UNION T./ALlA—Throat dari vats yestetdity tharged before Mr. Eitmeca, by Alexander Sidis, w seaman, I with having been toncehted Wi:h a person named Rode, not yet in custody, in defrauding him of . 4e2A. It appeared front the statement of Sims, that he had been to Stimetset House to receive softie money that was due to him, and on coming. out he was met by the prisoner. who asked him if he wanted a lodg ing, saying he could recommend him to one where he would be conit'ortably acconithodated at a cheap rate. The prosectitor went with him to the house of Ronke, and after he had been there a short time, Rouke advised him to leave his money in his • care, saying it would then .be safe, but it he carried it about with him, he would perhaps have his pr cket picked. The prosecutor accordingly gave Rouke his money, who, however, soon after disappeared, and had not since been heard of. After he eras gone, a note, purporting to be tile note of hand of Rouke, was brought to him lot the amount of the money he had belonging to the prosecutor, made payable at a distant day. This not satisfying the prosecutor, he applied to Harris the efficer, and had Clark the plischier taken into custody. Two other seamen also appeared, who had been defrauded in the same manner by Rouke, one out of 036 and the other out of aZI2 } and Clark refusing to give any account where Rouke might be found, the Magistrate com mitted him for re-examination. t MARKETS. CORN-MAR KE r, M, CURIUM ,RIGLANE, NOV. IL nticcs: Oats, Potatoe, !Os. !'ft. 00s: Ditto, Mani!, 9th, SWAMI: OW. / Ferd, Soh. sus. 00s.. Flout, 70, 75.. per Sack. Foreign. Wisest, Mamie, 80s. 80t. Ditto, Baltic Red, 60s. 108. Ditto, Hambro' or Bremen, 60s. 70e. Dine d Brabant Red 60s, 708. itle,4ss. 50s. Batley, 45. t. SOS. • Oats, Feed, So.. 545. White Peas. 60.. 78s. Otey ditto, SOs. 58s. IiMiTHFIELD MARKET, NOVEMBER 14. eta stoma Uf Sib. to sine TUZ otraL. Beef 5. Oil to Is tit: ( Veld 7s lad to Ss OS Mutton Se 4d to Ss 44 Part 6s 6d to 75 ea Beasts, about 790—Sheep and imabs, 4240. Ctives, 130—Pigs. 330. • English. Wheat, Kent and Etwz, 110 s. 70s. 112 s. per clatter Ditto, Suffolk, 7us. 751. Dkto, Norfolk, 66.. 72e. Rye 464. yes. Barley 425. 455. new 41s. /14s. Malt, Bpi. 86s. Town -.4. Wie Yeas, 40s. 13s. usw. 1100 88$. Grey, ditto, tits. 6C4. Small Brans, old s sth. 60s. olit, OM. nos. Tick Ditto, isid i 475. 575. aew, CO& GO& PRICE OF HAY AND asTRAw IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Ha) 31 10. to 31 3s Chives M 51 to 11 Os aoweu 01 (M to 01 Os Straw 11 Its to tl 2t NEW/3AT/ AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Beef,per 3(0111, 38 ed . to 4s Bd. Veal 4. 811 to Gs OA Mutton - 4s Od to Ss 44. Park 7. OU to 8. Od PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags.. flatlet 'a Keg 71 Os to 121 14s Kern 11 10. to ds Susses 71 0% to Id ,0s gusset 61 O. to el NS Ewes 91 OS to 111 11s Farobam 131 oi to 181 Ifs PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ET• lANsi s. WiIITSCUA Ha/ SI. 10S. to 51. Ss. Od. Het 41. 18. to St Ss Straw IL 16s. to 81. 81. Od. Clotar (IL us. to 71. Os Straw IL 14s. to 11. 18s RAW HIDES. Best Heifen and Steen (prf 1 Ordinary Its. 441/ to 2s. Id. stoat) Is. 4d. to Ss. Id. Market Calf 171. CRL each. Middlings, Ss. Od. to 3s: 2d. Eng. Horse 14s. Od. to Ms. Odi Shearlittp,Sed. to 51d.— , Lassib Skins 004 to oud. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL ISIAItKET. Rum 94d 27d Calf Skits Std 314 Ditto* 274 98d Ditto 40d 4Sd Merchants' Batts 2!d 24d Ditto 40d 44d Messing Hide* 21d 2444 Saudi Seas Std S6d Fine Coach Hides 221 9314 Large ditto, per doz. !Bros lsus Crop Hides for cost. 224 d 24d Tinned li.,rbe Hides 914 d 24s Ditto 45 to 50 lb. 224 22i4 Omit Skin, 11s 50$ - PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 5. 94d Town Tallow Clare /V:afk:t lod Yellow Kurds Whitt:chapel Market 9s 91 White ditto per stone of 81b. Soap ditto Its 44d Melting Sniff A:ersge 5s 94d Dios rough Graves 281 Guoli Dregs 94. Yellow Soap 1066--Mottlesl, lins—Paim 00s. Price of Candles per Soso), 14, tid—Moulds. 11;. (hi Of% Od 954 od 014 Oti SI, ud $2l Oi 59r Od Olra n, Nov. B.—Wheat, per buNliel, lfaa. Yid. Price of the Half Peck I.oaf, Is. led. Quartetn Loaf, I Id. BANBURY, NOV. ii.—Wheat 3t 611 to 11. Od. Beans Si. Ode to 109. Ofl. Vetches, las to 15s per bu►hel. Barley 40s. to 455. Oats 33,. to 431. per quarter. P.:t ad 2s. Od. the halt' peck . Uxaa roue, Nov. 11.—Wheat per load gel 8 Os to £23 10 • Barley, pe► minter 425. to 475. Oat, 295. to 37s► Beans 508. to 68s. New data Os. to Rye 011 s. to 00s. Peas 625. to ells. At Ilertfoid Fair, on Monday last, there was a large show of horses, particula. y of the brat cast kind s which went off freely, at high prices. he show of beasts was not large, so that the prime Stotts were won bought up. Sheep were tnimerow, and for which there was but a slight demand, ►t less money than they fetched the week before at St. ;Ve's. PORTEIL—The price of this necessary beverage of the workini classes of the community has been low ered at Ndrwich, as well as at Bury, and other places. We tnay of course expect a similar reduction very shortly tondo place in the Metropolis, • OM hp Calab ire Ot. ow VI 16, Ai lists fia ikw e 71,61116663, he lit. eti.. mint PRICE OF Ship at Market It Weems%le &intik-rise! 1 Welsh 4, ILI %wive* Leghorn, 62 'o4brisi Vloktoi. e. fl Ids. Await mew,* pen. iter tgt i 7:1 • DebtsDebah; 4 Cork, 5 4. tilbVittai 454. PeARKET, Igo/ : . it. Prire to lA% et 06v. 04. td pi ►i, I I WON WATkit AT LONDON BRIIXIB TO&MCIO.O*. Mottling ...... . . ........... 51 nilaiem # Attatonisk ...... alinu•Pi Ois MARRIEO. On the 4110 aft.Janovi. Wydderbtirre Ativoebe, Liles With. td Itabeha, dadriiihr 8 the tate lames Clerk, Esti At Dahttini tat-ar e3rtlsl , -, the Vow: W Mt= Penny; in Halt, yokoir., to Sophia, youngest daughter of the Lord Bdt.ll of ter litk. _ . . • DIED. ' Wednesday) the loth Instaht, Mat in tttr;Et4. it 4 IN, nit t of the Proprietors of the Wureesttr Royal Perielon *oat who, as a phbile WI pileatE Ultimata of Ott ItottE, Wilt he him end tiniefely lattlented; AX Ic On the 20ah her, at Oehringen. it the advabced le ilf to Tars, the Dowager illeonora Ju it, of K o h* ..111A Ingellingen, bin ' se of Hohetdo a Laucubor fg. - - - AbinCE. . N v HEN Men 01 kdncation and ptotintinnid . • use ; erseierng endattnoh tq &anew the Mort safe siM aertain fhathal of kMtank a few prevailing Messes, ski hil result of their experience is the best proof it Messrs. GG2S and Co. iurgeons, Lave keen indueed t 1 isli~l the cure of the sonowlig the 'Meet of theft Wilton!. Id*, Ili a certain Disorder, frequent:l contracted in a motiseet of OM* cation, and Its conenin'tants, thriaures and Gleeio 4 iahlth# Bi an Improved plfm, aft sr , tolify and effeettmlly deed ; as aho skis bitty, *hither ability from Satswatiifi 111'114er:es, INV Mil dente It ••! , !vin climates, ot a *WA solitery flee, tfita eftiMt ans happily punned by the rune of both !ties, in the otie ttedihy of barrefusess e ind in the triter a egomania trans dr age eons daeae-, %loch, if not timely remedled,tefininite iii tape t#.e and cunatunpt on In that diereseing stem of debillty dAclency, whedstt the coneeinenee of We baneful habiti„ arising from any otbet Misr, by Which the petters of the 10** tuticitt beton* efFtiVed, as regalarty edueeted 9etpoill at LIP' don, they offer a lions, %a. 4, and fqoMy teetoraiden.te *NW ad segorous health. Messrs. Goss !lid Ott Ittitesitely pfofes.ing die CIA" It the* partieulst todlitif itt gait that they mar sot bi t y I n11021E41;1 few, Marked itith the obloquy so j ustly AM 01 the ignorant emititir, think it but justice to a'L aids lb salt that they futile been properly whicawd lid initiated litts SIM breads of the profession (certint • es of which. (fold &brat Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physßniti, they have to convince any itiqdlfef) .the the sittßea MlFllitik from their endeavours fly 4 Induced then to quit the practice of the general Practithetef, alto they prcionte that 4fiete pteteutettl constitute a 'air round for the unprecedented tranktelkli tie which they hate, by the Public, been so hberally =itt The reign of a lon- and extertsitt petctice has di" by a Superior method, ' to remove venereal complokesedlerlWlle Meet crate or complicated, *Otani subjecting the patient fo the least restraint 'm diet or exercise; and in recent ONlSaisalla early application Is made on dietotety of the infeilicaolay trim quently yerfortn a cute in the short space of stern aye. The Uni preeedived !Wet% of their mode of tratmerti (Wh Ala leaf been known to fall in nee single instance in a pantie* d Ural% -during which period many thousand persons Of Was seise IN !seen cured, even after severe and injurious metheth had IMO pursued by abet prat itioners without street), indusea thine* thus pub Lay offer their To be consulted daily by Pat:Jelin' Of sifter set, fort& atefeff; dcllticy, and attention.- -, - - .Lcfren (rein the country, finittmilf •ibr particulate of the case, age, std nsanner of u totlosil a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and Mildlcini fiefs warded to any past of the kingdom. • GOSS an.' Co itsdeeeens. if; iloinieriewerera. litene-afferh - =.v bIiNgIUMONT. NO Disotders Inge contributed Effort essEntiaily ie destroy Hymened Hhipisiesi than thole *loth are 41 consequence of ungar.reled pleasure. PeotYle W every rank PO adoration to the Shrine of Weettotti but where the Ckiiistl44ll has been tainted by Disease, erettcreation Wstattilby Is intirlieflT liably requisite. 'Twenty years have We devoted out prat:ire r 4 the ezclutive tteatfttent of the following I)lsorders, rod !fr• tie maul result of Our pkaii gives as additional 'MLitr to oppeite !!/ be as we are able, the tavages of those Comp)a:ufs which iSe ere most Important in the ratiAtatE of Human Infirmities. Aftef Initiation into evert brunch, as bitty Surg.vtus, we formed a *lll4 at an early period of practice, to rescue indblidirets front the /V Meaner of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitintf off general Praetktoletri The Disorders to the cure cif anh4ch we hive &vetted Oar ifs tention, comprise every sheerer of Venereal Infection: all libido/ of Debility, whetter arising frorn' the habits of sthool boys, ot the induigenties of niatetrer age; drat cletangergeot Staten% in Women, Which is celled Barrenness Or Sterility i Seminal Weaknesses, Glees, Obstructimis hr the Uttehto4 et also Strictures ' whether recent or of long &anther, S which have 11.,8ted the skill of other Practitioners, ale fr oar presynt impended ptatt of treentent Ord refine , Denny cured, *idiom the patent suffering the exerur.litinp peiM and alarm* liemoirhage which fri.que tidy faliows the app4a 3 'don of din Lonar Cat-stk. In the tourte Of crOr etterniieeptalf!lee iltthG Metropobs, numerous cases of STRlUlifitlkl bate betel ltd are deify wider Our care, the total eraditiation of which is efl fected by I safe, certain, and expecihiout mode Of cure soyetief buoy other yet estop ed. The weakness, Maxatioa, and &if& limy proceeding frt.rn this Complaint are speedily: removed, anti the Patient restorei to sound and tq‘orotts health, Bin *bete the debility Lae for Ircars existed, a proper persetetaniejn ottf restoratiee fetnedies indisperseably requisite, to revivethe slunit bering spafir of the, and to reanimate the eiinstitutider Numeroui Macaws "re the result of ignorance or hate to the treatment of a iihrerle Go:t .rrhea; mid it sat utifrequently bar pens that the welt tif life are toistmed by the itaiscretton it eh unguarded labor. By a superior Meth's; such complaint!' WI easily cured; and even where others late tailed, we teen 11:11 We may presume to Lifer a radical re-enablishnsent. Few. Pegs . ever, are the cases of complicated &tins in this disorder, eon pared with the cataatitotis situation of men, who, front all iodide genet In t ',Scary vices. or the prevalent g tittle. of a habit/Mali . life, attpaire that state: of debility which, the unavoiitable conam qu, nee of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy Agent broods over Ili!) I,l , Cry, !Pit Carcilelf cot:eels his Misiottllth e, may be some consolation I him to k.ite.y.rl , ot,:iithi . u;h it b: Pi object o r doul.t or ut...-ertaility wish usher Prat - town , to, tee re• moval of these (I. ficienckt by tbr gra 'iLli p• ogres. of ktnr:vittet.r is the sequiremeut of our capes - iv to If tt.e ri.v s s liarebus • f Venus have lueguu to reduce tnar.ly gour, moth a .sietV • be nrevet.ted Ay an early cqunterattion of this !angel I stn. e f in these cases no great dialcul. y will occur. Married W'onie n, who I.u.g been el 'appointed in their expectations of alamily, may be assured, the. la most lert anteir, sic.: defects are 'Stable by Medical skill The secrecy which is to essertiai to our widerta.‘ 'we, ant i!.c quanettionii which we have presumed , o stale, form the Iwo' of our pretensions. dad in co ncide:ice sir,such this irt ,ro.i is given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may he sot:suited e y i'as tient% of either set with the greate!.: secret/ and burzur, et dolt House, No. le7, Hat:on•garden. Patients In the Country are requested to rate the ptirtitul:rs of their case, are, and general habit of livirg, and enelosing t e• minute for advice and Medicines, tribal the same will lu git o or item to any part of the Kingdom. CIU aft I h: and Co. Surgruns, No. 107, Hatteelimlen. or S. ,/Ices , _ 1A)N1)‘)14 3 Yrusuid by Laval. Knot, Pick*: glace, au rib' OKI .bert.tni tt the Star-OScts Tettiplc•ttar qg 14 *I *iv IVI N of M di _______ • tiSURsz or zxcHANbt i . 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