Star. — London, England, 1812-09-08 00:00:00

• • .. r _ eiA IV: a O.I 7 .SALAUANCA: ULLA*, NW .8111.1 . 110 *rr caitiff AP-NAUSS AT Tit dleatiel of trail? illhastrik LONDON AND warrmiltsTaii. Load iteed•the *WA thunder Near Saltehmeell. - t :French ranks *Weed joinder By Britain's dirlig peters;, • The fields were bath l ctio biota ' * Fhe'Spaln and England's good! 'Twas that day Thousands lay On the field of battle 0! As day was near retiring, The bloody fight began, Tremendous Was the firing, That duo' the battle ran; The bay'nets decide— A Bdtish ftoldier's pride ! In the night They by flight, Left the field of battle 0 ! Where Douro's wefts meander, They bred their wayward course; In speed to Penaranda, Pursu'd by British force; From plains with carnage spread, Inglorious Marmont fled, Wounded sore in the roar, On the field of battle 0 ! Long shall this deed of glory, Re-echo to the skies, And WALLINOTOWin story, SUE live till Nature dies; For valour he shall stand, The Natson of the land! Long be blest • And carest, For this mighty battle 0 ! - , BRUTAL OUTRACE. MMIIIM••••11M••• • " Mamma Housa.—Yesterclay two French priso ners were (charged before the Sitting Alderman with having 'broke out of Porchester prison, and attemp ting to leave the kingdom. It appeared, that, on the preceding evening, they were found near the River side, applying fot a ship to convey them, if possible, to France; but as they both spoke, very bad English, !ley excited suspicion, and, on being taken into cus tody, theysacknowledged who they were. An officer was ordered to take them to Bow4treetOffice, whence they will be reconveyed to their former quarters. GUlLDHALL.—Yesterday R. Mart ha', who was remanded from Saturday, being caught in the act of picking the pocket of J. Phellingham' of his silk hand keichief in Bartholomew Fair, on Friday night, was, at his own request, taken on board the tender. J. Davir, charged with picking the pocket of H. 'Davisin Smithfield, on Sunday afternoon, was fully committed for trial. P. Plass, was charged, by Rachael Loikyer, with stealing certain' articles, her property. The com plainant stated, that she kept a stall in the Fair, and that about two o'clock on Sunday morning , she re tired to rest in her stall. About three, sho was awakened by a person having his hand on her in a very indecent ntanner. She caught hold of him, and called oat for assistance. The otficers came, and se cured the prisoner, and, on searching him, they found ,two japanned tea-caddies, some children's tin rattles, and two tin pepper-boxes, Pte. which the woman identified as her property. In his defence, the priso ner pleaded inebriation ; and, at his own desire, was sent to the tender. A young man named /ohs, Tioatron, who had been charged on Saturday with having been detected by one of the constables with his hand in the constable's pocket, and who had been remanded in order that he might have an opportunity of satisfying the Magis trate that the account he gave of himself, namely, that he was a groom in the service of the Duke of Norfolk, was correct, was again brought up yester day ; and the Steward of his Grace appearing in his favour, and giving him a good character, he was discharged. UNION HALL.—Charles and Sarah dliwold, itinerant tinkers, were charged with stealing a copper, the property of Mr. Kirby, of Camberwell. On Thurs. day, Mrs. Kirby employed them to mend a copper, which they took te their barrow, standing at a short distance from the door, and Mrs. Kirby, for some time after, heard the prisoner Charles calling 4. Kettles to mend." On a sudden, however, the cry ceased / and she found he had marched off without beat or drum, and had taken the copper with him. She, how ever, traced them to town, and they were taken into custody in Lant•street, but not till they had disposed of the copper. They were committed for re-exa mination. / LEEDS, SEPTEMBER S. An assault of the most atrocious and unprovoked naturesitras committed last Wednesday evening,on the person and in the house of Mr. FITZGERALD, by four privates of the Carlow Militia, who had in the morn btg of that day marched into Leeds with the first . 'vision of their regiment, from Hull. These men it appears had come into the Union Inn, kept by Mr. FITZGERALD, and called for a tankard of ale, but, be toming very boisterous and noisy, the Quarter-Mas. ter Serjeant of the Carlow Regiment, who happened to be in the house, took their ale from them, and placed it within the bar ; this irritated them exces sively, and one of the number drew his bayonet upon , the Quarter-Master, who quitted the house to fetch a file of soldiers, and in the interval their ale was re rned to them. Still not appeased, they used very . usive language to Mrs. FITEGP.RALD ; such beha-1 Average hie o f Corn In England and Wales from the reeve Viour, Mr. FITZGERALD told them, was very irnpro- ending the 29th of August, 1812. per, and this was the only provocation they received' Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beam. Pease. 1 5 8 . , i d. I s. d i . I a. 71 d ; either from • him or his wife. Afterwards they sat I I. I. d i I 7 8 1 It 1 74 d i; down to think, and seemed more composed ; but this I The average Price o Sugar, computed from there:urns made ants a false calm, the prelude of a still more violent le thy week ondlot the 24 4 sY faf gePt• is 415 . 614• per not- ' Rust of passion • for having drank part of the liquor, iterimo In WIMAT 1,31 MAIM LANZ, from Aug. 24 to Ang.29. l ine of them took the tankard in his hand, and all four than Uta t i r re 4 iliartareAv.rale 1566. 544-18 ' 9/d. illine urn. advancing to the bzr, the man that held the tankard BaTtiani of Puna front Au. sr: to Aug. is-Total 13,459 sacks lint threw the contents in Mr. Firzosaates face, +away Ills. 51d.-Id. lower than last return. and striking him a 'violent blow with the tankard, SMITHFIELD, September 7. brought him to the ground: the other three then Beet as Od to 6. 04 I Veal 7. Od to Ss 01 drew their bayonets and fell upon him with such u. Mattes Is Mto 6, ad 1 Pork 6$ Od to 71 04 , wage fury that he was reduced to a state of insensibi. . Lamb 6s. 641. to 7s. 6d. Bouts, about 2230-Sbsep and Lambs, 17440. lity, and left upon the floor weltering in his blood, with Calves, 180-Pigs, 250. eot fewer than seven desperate wounds upon his NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. bead. A person of respectability in the town, who Beef 3s. Sd to .5s Od Veal 4. Sd to 6s 44 was standing by, but had never opened his lips to Mutual is 4d to 5s 64 Pork lls Od to 7s ed these desperadoes, received three wounds on his head, Lamb ss. ad. to 6s. Od. though of a less serious nature. Mrs. FITZGERALD, PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. who is in an advanced gate of pregnancy, was a wit- Ha AIIILII . S. WIIIITICIIAPaI. Sr. V:lee. to 51. 15s. M. Hay 41. 4s. to 5L 160 mess of this barbarous scene, and the cry of " Mur. Straw IL I*. so RI. 17s. Od. Clover 71. Os. to SI. Os dar 1" frequently repeated, brought a number of per 7 l Straw 21. I,os. to 21. IN sons from the street, and from different parts of the PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. i house, and, amongst others, Quarter-Master Greas- Bags. Pockets. ley, of the 15th regiment of Hussars, who, seizing a K e a 41 Os to 91 Os Kent 61 Os to 111 _Os Sussex SI lOs to 61 Os Sussex 51 Os to 91 Os • bludgeon, fell upon the assailants with so much spi. g leee 31 10s to 71 Os Farnham 101 Os to 121 01 [sit and effect as to drive them from the bar, and in ' • RAW HIDES. the end from the'bouse ; and it is; probably, to the Best Heifers and Steen (per Ordinary 11.10 d. to 2s. Od active and courageous conduct of the Quarter-Mss- stone) Is. Bd. to Ss. Od. I Market Calf 17s. Od. each ter, that the family owe their life, and the offenders ltddlin b gt ri E n s s ed is .. t6o4s2s.sn 3.. od. ce Entli h iat ii Hone gs lts. o4. to 15s. Od their narrow escape from an ignominious fate. After PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEAD e rNHALL n ' MARKET. r• the house had been cleared of these Carlow men, one a u to 244 25d Calf skins 25d 38d of them, Thomas Roden, returned for his cap, which Ditto 26d 27d Ditto 384 45d had fallen from his head in the affray ; this man was Merchants' Backs 234 234 Ditto 384 44d ' taken into custody and is held to bail to take his trial Flee Coa c h Hi Hides I sd 20d 2 od 22d targe ditto, per doz. I mall Seals s sos " rsos 364 at the next Quarter Sessions. The three others es. coseHtdes for cum 13d 200 Tanned Horse Hides 19d 221 d ' taped ; but they are known, and the Civil Power, we Ditto 21d 234 Goat Skins 345 62 cannot doubt, will demand that they shall be given PRICE OF TALLOW. 5t. ,.. /atnees Mathat 55 Od Town Tallow its, 04 up to be dealt with as the o ff ended laws of their coon- Market 5s Od Yellow Russia 041 Od try require. Mr. FITZGERALD, though shockingly Whitechapel Market 55 Od White ditto 00s Od lacerated, has, we are happy to hear, been pronounced per atone of Sib. ------ Soap ditto so, Od Out of danger; but a female the wife of John Tho- us Od Melting Stull' 67s Od anas, a neighbour who had been for some time in a Avera g e 54 Od Ditto rough 43a 04 to 4 4 5 s Graves Ws Od. Good Dregs lis od weak state of health, assn who witnessed the scene of Yellow Soap *Os-Mottled, 1540-Curd, 106.-Palau .941, horror, was so much alarmed that she took herbed Price of Candles per ilocoo. 135. 04-.M0u1d5,145 04. and died yesterday.- ( Leeds Mercury.) COAL-MARKE r. Sept. 7. 1 Ships at Market Sold Priem. 15 43a. 9d. to 535. 6d. Sunday morning, a fine boy, seven years of age, 3.1 N i _ Weald deria ° S 445. Od. t. 461. sd. fell from a barge near Vauxhall-bridge, and was ; ' stoste um cod 1 635. 04. to 06s. Od. drowned, though not more thad ten yards from the • COUNTRY MARKETS. shore, ?MSS Of GRAIN AT THE FOLLOWIN• alAiltliT. Saturday se'nnigbt an Inquest was held at Fighel- !MTN OSTO IlL 6 g; ss tr t t c :- .76 V: 2.- Wheat Ms Od to 156 8 8 04 par Qu a rt w . dean, on the body of C. Slade, who was killed by Oats ass od to Us Od I Pois e oil od to elk od oos Od to OW Od getting entangled in a mill. Verdict-Accidental Bread Os Cod. per gallon. Death. MAIDSNIIKAD,Sept.t-Wbeat 1275 Od to 1591 Od per Qr. An Inquest was on Friday held at the sign of the Barley 64s Oil to 6118 Oil I Beans 114. Od to us Od 05 ()W i ese 001 r 04 to stye Od London Hospital, in Whitechapel-road, on the body Oa. 648 Od to 7Bread of Johanna Fenn, who was killed the day preceding Nawsway ,s ivt . 3.-Wheat Ito, El d to Ines 04 per Qr. y the fall of a scaffolding-pole, at Poplar.-Verdict Barley 70s 04 to 7Ss 04 I Beans ells od to Ms Od ccidental Death. Ow nos 0d to Ms Oil 1 Puss 00s 04 to 1141 04 Last week as two persons, E. Woodrow and Ra. Bread Is. sit& Hmis.mr, Sept. 3.-when 1= to 153 s of per QT. hael his wife, one aged 66, the other 62, were lean. s w i rl 67. Od to - 72s od 80, 01 to to. Od g the neighbour - in hood of Norwich, they collected Oats 56s Od to 615 Od 1 Pease 00s od to 7.5 s Od a poisonous fungus, called toad-sleep, which they un. Broad 3.. i*d. fortunately mistook for a mushroom, and of which I Damn, Sept. 5.-What 1205 to 15450 d per Qr. 15s to 740 I Beans alls to 88s having eaten a considerable quantity at supper, they Oata ai " SU to 6Se j Peas 901 to 00s were suddenly taken ill, and notwithstanding me. ' StRADISO. Sept. 8.--What 1101 Od to 159 a Od pet Qr. dical aid, died on Tuesday last in great pain. Barley 71s Od to 73. Beaty 76. Od to kiss, 04 A dreadful fire broke out on Saturday afternoon, Oats Sm dd to 65s I Peas 78s 04 to 79s Od in the farm-yard belonging to . Simpson, Esq. in sausear, seat 3.- Wheat 17. 11. 0 d to 20a Od. Beans 9s , lid. woodasne ' sh ep herd ' s - Bush, which entirely 4e. to toe. od. Vetches, 15s to 175 per bosbel. - Barley 'Ms. co So.. stroyed the barn, 2 ricks of hay, and a stack of wlseat. oat, der. se ass. per leaner. Bread ss. 04. Flow Illa a Mg. . THE MARKETS. , appointment, . Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. to, Bow Church-yard ; and re tail by Frederick Smith, No. 29, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Ozford-street ; 11. Newbery, and son; 45, St. Yaul's Church-yard ; J. Harris, corner of Ludptt-street ; Ward, Holborn.; and by every Vendor of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom, in bottles, at Ss. 9d. 7s. id. 14e. and is pines at 975. by which there 4 a seasiderable *riot. SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union not taking those precautions which would se cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitn-d by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispensibiy requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the syttem. For no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyme neal happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct their Stu- i dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Ves nereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom, as also to that derangement of the system produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-1)4;y, which brings on those distressing Debilities and Deficieucies thst prevent or embitter the Mate -1 monial state. The successful remit of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are the most important in the catalogue of human infir *hies. It behoves every person who has indulged in this soli tary vice to seek relief by consulting professional men of emi- Mace and honour, to which Messrs. Currie and C o . c l a i m t h e friction of schol astic authority, as well as the testimony of un- Metradicted facts. In professing the cure of these complaints, they hold out no inducement to vice; but, sensible as all men meet be of the existence of such calamities, they offer their emis sion os rsmttlarly.aducated Members of the Royal Colleges of Lmidae and Edinbu:gh. Seeereillebbieste and Gentlemen, of the first respectability, =OOll. wider the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fu r t h e re •of the . Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having seatived a l and care, request that reference say be madras the*. ii evidences of the deckled aw gollfariCY of igrearri.Coole and Co.'s plan of treaunent. Many aldose theidtelidell iled Strictures trom tea to twenty years, ail wets web. dle am of Messrs. Home and Heaviside., rind othereiligeogootogeol eminence, who attempted Oak cure fig the ayggsatiewif the lunar caustic, without success. • Meson. Curriemsd Co. have selected the following letter from ,Ilhe many they site daily receiving, from Gentlemen returning them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was sent to Nem unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, who bad laboured under this distressing and painful malady for ten years; he had been under the care of several Surgeons of professional eminence, .none of whom afforded him, permanent relief; but from the superior mode of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space dose mouth. 4, To Dr. Curries 107, Hatton-Garden. “ Lord feels great Pleasure in communicating to Doctor Carrie the perfect re-estabilshment of his health, it consequence aids mild and admisable treatment of Strictures in the Urethra. Mortadd, that he has net for may years enjoyed so much and freedom from pin; and he. maul= ao doubt of Ushering ehealised, area. Ws skill eadagesadoNaperfect and radical cure of that Isoirld complaint. Mhe was not a stranger to the meaner that Waits treated the oteoplalitti be bet it in his power, from a fair triirindajast ampotiela, to posediet trtbete of-apptettee to Dr. Dodo Magi be leek aid &all ever tee most ready and wile( to arlooty= l.l Messrs Currie egad to. may be go by Pulsate of ekrer Sex, with the greatest lappimerg ape bibbeir, m their busy No. 107, Hatten.kimitka; Trognigi l gligia lottry are requested to dine tha.Pinkelliss millbeletme, age met weal habit, at living, BC4 * indsiblts logskeleete for advice and loodleuges, whoa ti t . UAW will be Owes or Not to any pan of iha Weider& -se _ . . the general Practitroner;and they presume that tbeir pretensioas constitute a fair ground for the nnprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. To be consulted at their Louse daily (personally, or by letter), by patients of either set, with secrecy, delicacy, and attends& Patients lu the multi y are requested to state the particulate of their case, age, and manner of living, enclosing a Bankooss for advice and medicines, and the same will be forwarded so mg part of the kingdom. GOSS and Cu. Surgeons, IS, Isereerie.seteot, Flee-street. r!' Just received by the undermentioned Agents, vim at Madsen! and Leigh, 18, Strand, and Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard, London; Brake, Dowling and Cn. Salisbury; A. Smith, per; ' • fumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh; J. Baxter, Glasgow; amt • • W. Browne, Bristol ; 1 HE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is highly esteemed in the East and Weet-indies for nourishial and invigorating tile Nervous System, and acting as a general re., storative in debtlita-ed constitutions, a • g from Bitieus Com plaints contracted in hot climates. The cold and wemukusnerwe are warmed and steadied—the related fibres, or soft flabby flesh rends red firm—the muscles invigorated—the etnac:ated Nubs or eered with firm firsh—and the eshau.ted vessels replenished Such as have the care and education of females, the modes* an well as the sedentary pa-t of the community, should skewer be without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases is the head, invigorates the mind, improves the memory, and me livens the imagination; revives and exhil:rates the languid drove ing spirits, promotes digestion, and braces•the nerves. The virtues of the Cordial Balm of Gilead are daily demos' strated, in eradicating the worst and most 'dangerous symptoms nervous debilitk--end nothing has tended so much toestablith the fame of this Medicine, as its certain success in these cons pla'nts which strike their roots deeply in the constitution, and ac* so tatal to the happiness of mankind. By taking this Medicine according to the directions, all the de' plorable symptoms of disease will vanish, and strength, serenity, and evert evidence of renovated strength, will be the !sappy results Consumption., and other decays of nature, wlicther the dims of natural consequences, or proceeding from improdencies, grim advanced stage of life, have fruitlessly engaged the study update tention of the first physicians of this and all other tuitions le vaioe until Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAQ Was happily discovered and promulgated in the world, which dawn 'produced bitch streets, as must convince the most incredulous of its amazing restorative pnwers. To enumerate its tralf bang healing, balsamic, and restorative efficacy, testinsordesot the Arm authority are now extant. It is admirably calculated far and other disorders of the uotnAh and bowels; for bad-Mho _occasioned by indigestion; and for preventing Mirk' stie d a°ll. pieties, so often the consequences of free &int. Remora be bad to it after every excess, ant upon every slight indisNMaw Prepared by Dr. Sottisen*, Gilead-house Re ar lAvereaol. irb 10s. M. and 331. bottles; the latter amain:four of the tallwwri by which the purchaser saves Mr—Every genuine bdi t bas e : stamp, which bears the Proprietors name and address, Bs Solomon Liverpool," to imitate.whith ifilskor• Double postage of all letters to Dr.llithiffibibms Llverro llllll be paid, and a fee of sel inclosed foe advice. The ANTI-IMPSTIGI NES, or Salumai DMA, far Pr,. ing the blood, and restoring the geeing whet imrthed fir "Pr imprudent use of Mercury, have ben•4l.4____4 B llZ all at t is a t e / , restorer of health-and rigour 'in diratie. 1111111 a 1 1 (pr repeatedly failed. Price 101. 6d.; fentillf ~10111 1911 4 of the former at SS.. Also just pitkilebed, price Ss. a new . 41110 4. Z .v 41 1 4 / 1 6 '• d. a GUIDE to HEALTH, in a variety 'lO d which are treated on under the following beak flirmaaillt memos patients, asthma, barren wonwns defkkace d strong* female comphdnts, gouty spasms in the Saqsacti agedrisfe complaints, Internal sinking, looser &elect of rhOlialtatithse, scurry, scrofula, turn nf iite. vowel walla %mid yoga. By S. bourbsom, aft 1-0114 F—i ^ '. . .• . . • •. : Pdata pubibind *on, ' , . tUT, PkMtSlat • Wks.. 74 , 1 104 W 0 4 ... . - • . . . ~. . •• . I • • .." -.. "7,......"7 - ":" - • •41,... :. ..... -.• 7; ipain e s. Aft dr, wes ilO ose .-- r,ani T n uni o so M rover r i . slai ii: mr s] ru c k T meta G ,ula g smu e:: :urt :bi dxisiditume:ao.tint hiceruial3g:i...ll46 _. :.. : Irani& • outsroNTAO Minim .- -- . •- . finedity eenAgbt, the Counten of Kallan4Y, of a dellibter . • August ill. at *they the Lady of Lieutenaot-Colouel wa,, IN November 9, 1809, William S • "ME ... of the std Mae Regiesent, of a daughter. to Guy's and to StdThornaa's Hospitals, but was refead -- ; 4 _,__ August Si, at St. Marpret's,leochenter, the Lady of Captain launder% of a daughter. the Medical Attendant did nohing to relieve hint, bie r 7 -uvlrs. MARRIED. • i-, considered hopeless, but, the Officers recoomiend e ! l" C. second Onsl ow d a , Guest, who gave hint relief almost instantly, tech 1 11 7,....... 114 Morten, B t art. of Stamford-court, Worcestershire. W -Lat ortes ei t y er ' th :o F R lhes ev. lth C ,rgh7e P r 4 of ic) t g h l e a latet e tr Dea LW a ht f glow of heat throughout Lis frame from the ap l i, cat . " •"5,.., .. • DIED. , .4 medicines, ice the use of which he persev ere d about --", thil Lately, et Jamaica, in his iteith year, Captain E. Krildkertilltbe w h en a ewe was completed, and • . e twn aaa „, h4 . rte is now free Gore one . • lof his Majesty's ship Bar b adnes. 'I %., tom of his former complaint Wiest° s his h an d t h, -rap 1 s ihke, a , • • 4 HIGH witalat AT LONDON Biulxll TomiOkßow.' May l llllo. Witness, was: STt ''. ' (Case St in a future Paper.) nue, , I Aflame* ...... 1 6 mimeo after 4 A '.. 1 . 'Ns - . l .l • !MOTH POWDER. ... oh To Mr.DIX4II, Apothecary. TIEACTIFUL White Teeth may be 'Vomi t / SIR —I take the earliest opportunity to acquaint 1J one. of the greatest blawings Providence h en ,'„',. ' you that I have' received the most wonderful benefit bola which tits line* formed ran is imperfect; ini --- , - . 111 04 i... the use of year DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which I care • gums is the principal cause of an o ff ensive breath -- g,"7,! ' Aid with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri- VZOILTA3I.2 ILISTCULATIIrt TOOTS POWDzi m s twat buted them have experienced the sane salutarybenefit ; they de- and certain remedy for all diseas e s o f t h e teeth anceeselvat.f., dare them to be the best Medicine ever sued In that country, for particular cotalliled are not simply confined to ciateci na t h. " 11 Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of sm. but will preserve them in the hirba t state Of perf e ciT ea 7 k ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost • relief render them beautifully white, fasts,' such as may t. b oa ,' from your Dixon's Antibillous Pills :—Charhis Taylor, Esq. Ja, restore them to the original purity, entirely era II am e main; William Shaw, Esq.. Kingstem, ditto; Mr. Woodriff. in the puns cause them to adhere den and firm Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, render - those of a healthful red, and the breath deb i :w in 's, ditto ; J. Smith; Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq. relieve and cure the most excruciating toothach • ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Peolinson, Esq. Salt swelled fen. • ineeillse. l 4 River, ditto; Mr. When*, ditto ;J. Boni, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, 4 ,......) :'. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston. ditto; of Paternoster-row; and retallby &lam and Sha m slat ' - ''‘ Mrs. Perry, St. A n n's ; Mee. Woodriff, Spanish Town ; with Hall and Johnson, Go/01.c ; Alinutt, West on , Na m. nun other persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your most Jones, Portsea ; Trewsnan, Exeter; Coukworthy' Ptinl7lllll4thewas. servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Gilbert, and Hosland, Plymouth ; Newbu r y., • — 7P ilair 2.... Saki wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, , Corner and MiDonald, Glasgow ; Smith , Manderstoo, of Paternoster row, London ; Sharp and Bel C ant e N si omouth ; gill, Edinburgh • Crutwell, Bath; Ross and PechTedi all , o rk tlin ‘ ani . Jones, Weston, Minute, and Mallory. Portico; Hall and !oho- Brighton; Roberts, Seldon, and Rolf, • ebeis ia e n i;. 7- 0 : 41 .... . ton, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Ross, sop and Billing,. Edwards and Penny, 1.1 • a i ;,; — ...M and Tenser, Hull; Hozland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and GI . Lyn c h. Manchester ; B o w e s. Norwich ; K im „d ud : im., _•me • .' beet, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinag and Co . Bin- mingliam ; Gregory, Brighton ; and of most ----i la n ee ..... minSion 2 ; Staines and Lynch, Mara bester 1 TMemme, Exeter; eine Vanden In the Klogdoil, in Bonet Ss. St each. . . Smith, Mandertou, Ralburn Scott, and Barter, Edinburgh ; --e-- „. . Baxver and 111•Doluild,, Glasg ow; Bulgen and Berry, Edited ; Ste- E NCOURAGED by the unifor m . success amain yens= and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicestee ; Edwards and their peculiar method of treatment in the core uf fee a e „„ Penny, and and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Neale and Ledger, va k. at complaints , • which has been confirmed by the Dover; White, n; Roberts, Seddon , and Ruff, Cimino- of many years in a large and extensivepractice; ellt* a h n : ham; and mull by must Country Medicine Venders, in bases the happy effects resulting to the public from lensilwe medical am e a. at Os. 9d. and 6a. each. fining their attention to a certain class of diseases, Idessn.t;pu TO THE PARALYTIC—BY THE KING'S PATENT. and Co. continue to direct their audits to ikon disorders slim RYMER'S CARDIAC AND NERVOUS TINC. from a secret destructive habit of inconsiderate y o u l h, which so TURE, for Disorders of the Head, Stomach, and Bowels, only oecasions a numerous train of aeryous affections, bind* entails on its votaries all the enervating imbeciliti e l o ld! age.. Gouty, Bilious, and Nervous Complaints, Debility , Palsy, kg. In that distressing state of debility or de fi ciency, wh e th e r t i e Case XX XV.—To 'AMR. RIMS*, Surgeon, Reigate: Rochester, July 7,1812. consequence of such baneful habits, excessive drinking, ices * *Wenn in hot climates, or any other cause, by which thepsoin Sire—ln the month of March, 1111, I was seized with spars-of the constitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated*, lytic Affection in the right aide of my head and face: my strength • geons of Loudon, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy retaliate 'eft me, so th at I could hardly walk; my sountenance much to sound and vigorous health. Where en early application Jamie drawn a nd distorted; a geoeral debility took place; and my limbs, for the cure of a Certain Disorder, frequently contracted is sib upon the slightest exertion, were overwhelmed with fatigue.— went of inebriety, the eradication is generally completed hies At the same time sounds of every sort were very distressing to short space of two days; and in the more advanced and immerse, me; the noise occasioned by the tea-cups and saucers made me stages of venereal infection, characterized by a variety of Odd almost faint away ; the sound of my awn voice and the voices a Wien in conversation, gave me great uneasiness. If I took and distressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (1414 np abash, I was unable to read it with any degree of attention to restraint in diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a and radical cure. The diseases of the Urethra, as gees* the subject alit. In short, all the faculties of my body, and, in connected with, or arising from the above comp stint, hare ad some measure, those of my mind, were sadly affected by this aw- camped their attention ; by an infallible and improerd plas; ful and distressing stroke of Palsy. Providentially for me, I accidentally heard of your Invaluable the ' , are enabled to remove obstinate Glee " and Strictures + whether recent or of long duration, without resorting is tie Cardiac Tincture, and determined to try It. By the time I had -- • painful and dangerous use of the caustic bougie. Many 18. taken half admen of doses of it, I perceived the symptoms of stances can be adduced of very inveterate cases, of sewed returning staingth. After I had continued teklng it for some years continuance, having yielded to their method in a fete i time, my fib gradually returned to its regular form ; my limbo days, after the cure had been attempted by other prutitienen resumed their strength ; my mind its usual activity ; and I can without effect! and such has been the agreeable result of a raw now walk five miles with Me and pleasure, and read as many tin of 14 years, that the mode of treatment has not in one ihni hours without fatigue, and with attention to the subject. Noises are no looser painful to me, and I can e njoy the conversation of instance ever proved alsordve, during which period many tbs. sand persons, of both sexes, have experienced the eujoymtet4 my friends. in short, lam now so well in health as to have the having been perfectly cured,, after severe and Injurious . • peculiar satisfaction of discharging all the duties of my church with great ease. Under the blessing of Divine Providence, I had been persevered in t o no purp o s e . must attribute my recovery to the use of your invaluable Cardiac Messrs. Goss and C o . evell'4'''lY professing the use ' t l • . particular complaint., fit order that they may not Tincture; and I desire to give this pu b:ic testimony of its ,>s_ Particular few, marked with the obloquy so justly at racy, in order that all who are afflicted with Palsy may know the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves amu is that this excellent medicine will relieve them, the use of which I do mo. earnestly recommend. RICII•RD JOILD•Illo that they have been properly educated and initiated into eteey From the Rev. R. 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