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Lieuten — ant Dumaresque, of the Hawke sloop of war, lying off Calshot Castle (where she brought up to attend on his Royal Highness the Duke of CLA RENCE), came to this town, rowed up the river ftom the ship by six men, to dine with Admiral FERGUSON. After he had taken his dinner, he embarked in the same boat for the pun pose of returning to the Hawke; a breeze springing up, they found it eligible to set the sail, in doing which the mast fell, and, over powering the sail•irs, upset the boat, and the whole party, a ith a man of the name of Shirlock, a musi cian, whom Lieutenant Dumaresque had taken into the boat, at the request of the men, to amuse them 'iduring the holidays on board, were plunged into the river. The sequel is a melancholy detail : Lieute nant Drimaresque, the musician, and five sailors nut of the six, .were drowned. The man who is saved swam on shore, followed by another, whom; just be * fore he reached the shore, he heard call to his compa nion to wait for him, which he accordingly did by swimming on his back, &c. but finding himself muceh benumbed and nearly exhausted, he exerted what strength he could collect to reach the shore himself, where he landed on a piece of mud. He then called to his companion, but no voice could be heart. He afterwards crawled towards land on his hands and knees, tiU. his strength was s far exhausted, that he was necessitated to give up the attempt : resigning : ,himself to PROVIDENCE, he 1 iid and groaned very touch, and was heard by one Parker, a fisherman, of Weston, who fortunately came to the water side to attend . his boat, anl who took the poor fellow to Weston. 'All the bodics have been found except Shirlock's. The purchase of the late Lord CHEDWORTR'S es• tates in the West of Enlland, amounts to nearly 820,000. One thousand barrels of powder, for great guns, 20,000. stand cif arms, 2000 sabres, .a quantity of car bines and pistols, tritlY2oo rounds of ammuniti }n, for the s•tall arms. are ordered to be immediately em barked on board the Xii.tilsford transport, to be sent to P • rt Mahon, consigned to .Admiral Sir E. PELLRIV, Commander-in-Chien in the Mediterranean. Also 10,0.4) stand of arms will 200 rounds of ammunition and flints in proportion, arc to be embarked with all possibl- dispatch, on board the Dxn.stos, for the service of the tr..ops under L. rd WCLIANCTON. SPARRING.—An exhibition with gloves took place yesterday before a crowded Court, in St. Martin's street, for the benefit of Power, a rising pugilist of first note. The principal setting-to was betwixt the N ringhamshire man and Power, and which gave ,general satisfaction. Ballard and Smith also amused the company, by some smart rallies, in the Caleb Baldwin style, petting at proper length and hitting. Several other couples exhibited, among whom were some scientific pupils of Power. FRENCH THEATRES.—An Ordinance relative to the exterior and inv, ior policy of the Theatres has been ssucd at Paris, prohibiting expressly all persons from re-selling tickets bought at the office, or selling such as have been obtained from any other source. None are to disturb the audience by noise, applause, or his sing, before the curtain rises, nor between the acts.— In the great Theatres, dining the whole representa tion,• no one is to keep his hat ,on ofter the curtain rises' Every individual is to obey provision illy the Offreer of Police In consequence, when he is invited by him to quit the The ttre; he is to proceed imme diately to the Police Office, to give such explanations as may be demanded f him. When the Duke d'AttEmßEfto came on board the MERMAID, to be conveyed a prisoner to England, he was accompanied by an English Officer, to whom, in the Gout se of conversation, he bserved, That Rome was Me second city of the French Empire." The .• English Officer seemed surprised, and observed, that could not be, as Rome was in Italy. "/t goat so," replied the Duke, "but Me Emperor by an edict ha: an nexed it to the Empire." Shortly afterwards, when the MERMAID Was getting, under weigh, the English Offi cer took leave of the Duke, and said to him, that be two hours he would be in England." The Duke could not comprehend this, until the Officer added, that, " The King of Great Britain has annexed the seas to his dominions." Saturday last, at Tittleshall, in Norfolk, Captain George Hoste, and his brother Charles (two of the younger sons of the Rev. Dixon Hoste,) were out shooting, when the gun of the former accidentally went off, and unfortunately shot his brother, l who in stantlyexpired on the spot. A Court-martial was held at Bombay, last year, ; for The trial of Lieutenant Samuel Shawe, of the 2d battalion of the 56th regiment, for conduct shameful, disgraceful, unbecoming, and derogatory to the cha racter of an officer and a gentleman, and highly sub versive of good order and military discipline. The prisoner was sentenced to be cashiered. A Court-mirti II was held at Kingston, Jamaica, on the I Oth of June last, for the trial of Ensign John tierthier, of the sth West India Regiment, •' famous and disgraceful conduct, such as is unbecom• ing the character of an officer and a gentleman, in having, on the evening of the 4th of May, 1811, on board the Commandel hospital-ship, secreted a Snuff box, the property of Assistant-Surgeon Robertson, which he ditnied having possession of." The Court found the prisoner Guilty, and sentenced him to be Dismissed his Majesty's Service. Monday afternoon, three o'clock, a mad bullock madehisescape from a slaughterhouse in St. George's fields, ran towards Blackfi tars-road, butted with his head at sevetal passengers in the road, scare of whom were much kettrt, and others terribly frightened, made his way into a Doctor's shop, and did considerable mischief ; he then proceeded along Blacktriars- Bridge, into Bridge -street, where he was at length se cured, and tied to a cart's-tail, and led back to the slaughter-house, without doing any other mischief. EDINBURGH, JAN. 4.—Tuesday as •••••..-- Oliver, a cattle-dealer from the north, was endeavouringto ford the Teviot, oppogite Nisbet, he rode in at a place where the river was very deep, and in consequence was unrortunately drowned. His horse was found near the river the next morning, with the saddle under its belly. The body of the man was not found till Sunday forenoon. • • -'**!•tt," ' fp•-4. . • SQL > 10 •- The followingiiii time particular account of the melancholy aecident *hidl happened in our river on the evening of Wednesday List : MARGATE, JANUAR,' s'. Many difficulties have presented themselves, in the execution of our new pier. These might naturally be expected, as the inevitable result of a work of such magnitude ; and which nothing could remove but the most judicious and assiduous perseverance. The Winter Assemblies commenced on Thursday evening, when upwards of ninety persons were.pre. sent. The whole went off with much pleasantry and spirit, and the dances of Juli inna and Paddy O'Car ral, Wrgianna, and the Sylph, contributed much to enliven the scene. A curious and hazardous performance took place I at Dover, on the ‘24th ult. for a trifling wager, by a Gentleman of the neighbourhood. Tturre is a shalt excavated in Dover fr-nr Snargate-street, to the heights, comprising 140 steps, nearly perpendicular, and mush resembling those in the Monument of Lon d- n ; the Gentleman's servant first led his master's horse up the steps of the shaft, and to the astonishment of every person who followed him, he then led the animal to the bottom ; after this the Gentleman mounted, and arrived safe at the top of the shalt, in nearly a trot, by which he won the wagt.r. A few days since, John Statham, one of the guards of the Dover Mail Coach, was convicted in the pe nalty of f 5, agreeable to the late Act, for embezzling , the Sum of 10s. Lately, Francis Parish, one of the coachmen of the Deal Coaches, paid a fine of two guine:!s, for embez zling the sum of nine shillings of his employers. Tuesday morning, the Rnyal Devorislaire'ancitze: ter coach broke down in Piecasialy. Snme of the out side passengers were bruised from their fall. but no one received any s-:rioug injury. OtrnAGE.—A respectably dressed tilab, of the name or Crosllin, who stated himself to hold a situa- tion of £3OO a-year, was charged gt Marlborough street office, on Tuesday, with assailing two young I Ladies, on Monday night, in Charlotte-,Street, Rath bone-place. It appeared by the statement of the Ladies, that they were rudely accosted by the &fen dant in Frith -street, Soho, on their way brine, at ten o'clock, and they were obliged to solicit the aid of a watchman to rid themselves of his itopettinence.— When in Rathbone.place he again tivettoOlt them, and followed until the complainants arrived at their residence, in Charlotte-street, when he Made a forci ble entry with them, and conducted himself as a li bertine would do in a bagnio. There was no one in the house but the sex vant, until the young Ladies ar rived, and she ran cut for assistance; and on enter ing the house, one of the females had her clothes li terally torn off her back. Previously t being taken to the watch-house, the defendant struck one of the ill-used females a violent blow in the face. He was held in bail to answer the complaint at the Sessions. The murderous instruments, the maul and ripping chissel, of which so much has been said as to the murders at Ratcliffe, were brought fiorn the Shad well Office on Tuesday, and deposited at the Public- Office, Bow-street, by order cf the Secretary of State. The Magistrates of the Public-Office, Bow-street, were principally engaged tinting Tuesday and yes ttrday, in the investigation and private examinations, respecting the nefarious practices lately detected at the Admiralty, the Navy Office, Grecau ich Hospital, &c. Mr. Cruker, - the Secretary to the Admit alty, and other official Gentleman attended during the proceedings. One man was under examination six hours on Tuesday. a il The Police officers are about to be augmented by the addition of four to each establishment,. The Ma giArates who have the sole appointment of the OS leers, would do well to superannuate the itfai-efFeatistS. The publicans in the parish of St. Andrew's, Hol.l born, have formed a resolution which they are now acting upon, of watehng alternately by threes, to prevent depredation in the parish, amongst the forces is Greven, the pugilist. - 1 On the night of Tuesday week, a desperate gang 1 of poachers entered Lord Middleton's preserve, at Wollaston, and destroyed upwards of 100 pheasants; but being interrupted by the arrival of the ke. pers A severe struggle ensued, when the Liver were over powered and beaten in such an nninerciiiii wanner, that one of them was lett on the ground almost sk . less, and unable to reach home. The poachers effect ed their escape with a part of their booty. • Thursday evening, between eight and nine o'clock, a l'ad, sixteen) ears of age, g..)ing along Eis!lopsgate. street with a bundle, containing table-claths, shirts, ice. which be was carrying I tom a Gentleman's house - Mots ... ___ _ _ ',IAA, y , 1-yrin y Wern, Flint, bad-merchant.-W . Barber, Cheap - out in a frightful Manner ; my right was dreiidfaßy painful, sii in Leadenhall-street, t 0 his niether in Kingsland- side, warehous.man.—E. Goldfinch, Canterbury, chymist. R. had been ill a state of ulceration for the List seven years; 'kik. road, to wash, lie was pushed by some sharpers off Peacock, Liverpool, coach-maker.—J. Greenhalgh, Tottingtton, had also two bodes upon it, was very much discoloured, an) VI the foot pavement into the street, when one of them Lancairer, cotton-spinner.—W. Stevens, Leeds, stone-dealer.-• me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bit 4• snatched-the property, ran down Houndsditch, and J. Bailey, Fry's-place, Black friar's-road, taUor.,--11. Foster and I nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentabk state, I war t W. G. Sharp, lia-ingliall-street, warehousemene-D. Stewart commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so -neat a oil made his escape. Greek-street, Soho , jeweller .--- M. Briggs Margaret. street, Ca: by them here,) to take your 1-rake's Patent Pills, whichl balllP The value of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SAIXTARIS ,yendisli-square, milliner.--T. Napier, Dublin, vterchant. to do on the •_'.6th May ; in the course of a fortnigh• I I+ pa 0 11, has been so long proved, that nothing of the present PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. receive benefit—ln little more than a mon t h t h e ulc e rs an .1." head and arms were soundly healed—soon after, the soresaaW/ day can bear a competition with it, in all the tide- J. Greenwood, H. Matthew, and T. Greenwood,- Roscl-bne lam. healed also: leavlrg, however ; considerable dascotaialo rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually —R.-Ainsworth, It. Ainsworth, W. Pennington, and S. Penning- than in the, skin, and pain in the bone or the sett, which, by. cures and eradicates from the habit, without erciting i ton, Halitwel!„ Lancaster, bleacher,---R. Ainsworth, R. Alma 1 Messing of God, and a little I worth,iacb j A W. Pennington, and jp° ,andJ cJ. P dlebury. Heapy, Lai/easter,- ; hie Meelteine, subsided ; the the painful feelings and4xpostire that attends saliva- b:croft, Friday-street—A. Boar& ; Runt aral hue, and the noctut tion—without debilitatitikthe constitution in any de- man, H . M urcoit, and C. E., Parkes, Liverpool, ininingra-a-G. I became, by your liberal advice gree, or even reiluiring onsfinernent from business of new and, L. liikson Adam-street, - Adclphi, fiatanalters—J, i t my fornmr complaints—have Finch, G. Arrowsmith ' , and S. W. Saver, Corubid,steady- its : : strength, and an, become jolly restriction of diet. Tbeintlical - virtues of these ines slitnoenen wareh n o l u t s r t. th •rn a e n n:-A i. Austin and ts a d nd E. R f; Knapto r nleightlielm• i Mined many months to tic as! ' timable Drops have proved their claim to public ats iseue-rYn-intsiquoifio am t a ho t a g lo oo ss d i o n teem, t w o liat r s,.ri t ng o ii probation for mile than 30 years. In all the debility, surgeons—C. Spencer and ). Page, Nottingham , ', of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative— turves--W. Henry and S. Thompson, Manchester, manufae- 1 public as possible, u 1 shallot whether the debility is produced by too free use of titters of mineral waters.--L'lownshend and J. Green. Diming- I • will greatly oblige, Sir, your . B ham,.bta b ss-fou f nders--E. Hobson, T. Todd, and J. P. Hodgkins, *ant, mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a *anti eartirs,inacoto s oals ..- H G. Browne bo climate • To travellers and those going abroad, they o t n r 7d ing rne, J and Gu W oby ßur a ge nd ss ‘l.r. Palmer , su i P- I- . Pre7 . ar s e C d iel a i ti sold . 11- 1 1 7 " ;; ' e cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re- Boritedey, near Birmingham, gun-barrel maki.rs--J. Barker, N. Member of the Royal Co l' llege D. Bishop, and E. Peter, Serjeant's - Inn, Flew-street-41 Coe tam No. g, New Bridge -street ; • ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old and d M. Johnson,Leeds, York,merchants—E.4metio,O.Meyer, more than 40 years, in a an , stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the C. of v leby,.. s t r ondo bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many 1 ,, eet , c il- rie j a . si vi d i e le , o ri n tibon sen. I. W f ilson, jun. s an m d A. Cure p of f Venereak Complaint women have become mothers, who for many years chell, J. Wreaks, W. Hutton , P A. Hill,and lua ß ini . M ac ar ti :d rr en, Sheffield, of h s is o prote e ' shouldn .i wi al th ways bad been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale merchaille-J• Shaw, It. Jobson, J. Roberts, and E Eyre, Roscoe nem himself, the advice and land retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapide, corner place, Sheffield, merchants—J. Dinky and J. Cross, Leeds, timers to persons taltibg this Medicine, of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belem and Sharp, Yo r k , merchants. eerning Public, as an advantage • - ambiguity. Portsmouth ;- Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, BIRTH: On the 6th instant; the Lady of Mr. T. Hornsby, of r-0rn___.....h11.....1, They are oleo sold hp his i Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea; Trewman, • SS, St. Allan's-street,Pall ?v, Exeter p Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hog-' °f a s on. cord-street ; Mr. Disorough' land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Mac- I MARRIED. polite the Montunent ; and l town In England, Ste. in hoses ,donald, Glasgow ; Smith; Manderston, Stott, and ' Monday, at Bangor, Henry Fynes, Esq. M.P. for Aldhorough, ter Katherine, third daughter of the Lord Bishop of that Diocese. t i h u e l n a i n se d iv p e l s ai w n ;Cargill, Edinburgh p Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and DIED. - I ' Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and ;At Bath, Mr. Dimond, Maaager of t h e Th ea t r e I n t h at e l t y. 1 Softness ' Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; Edwar • " ilimi t ntross after .7 I 2 HIGH WATER A r LONDON BRIDGE TO MORROW. and Penny, Liverpool; and most Medicine Vend , 1. Manias ..... ... ......"?....• 25 minutes after 10 LONDON : Primed by in bottles, asvits. Ski. 4s. 6d. Se 226. - . inatilda .............. a..........4 . 4...a. •. 53 minutes after lit published there, sod ; I .iiiierperseverancep . v — ixrow . aarskra; to nodes dispersing, the dna reallf!if carnal pains gradually going eli— c l lIIP vice and medicine, perfectly Imelda re recovered nay forma spiral id Illy and tat, in which stateltaeing.* c astonishment of all who knew arid to repress my gratitude, but till po ing morals, to make this nif alba II on every occasion--in so dolt{?r ur grateful obecisent very isurellieur ALEX. MUAlLlifil - ee, Edinburgh. ti'e sole • Proprietor, Thomas Tallii fire of Surgeons is London,* We hash ; where, aster a constant nos!tleirs OF I practise particularly directed tr. l atilt% and those incidental tu 6„ h that inviolable secrecy which Mg (ways obverse hi such racer be 4 10 and assistance he gratuitously at' is Medicine, will he esteemed. triad. maze seldom attatood and rad 5 ... it appointment. at elite Varfaneek. I Mall ; the Toy-shop, Ilf" lage.ft tiles, No. 7, fisla-strect, , 1 ,. i ji i.' " dby one parson hi sinth -7 " ' rises only fa. ea. eith 1 wawa ' Me reby parsons of '• secrecy. ' 14 2 .. :1•/L' 4 o•Moatitow. . . iiill sets , t minutes a fters I 115 --....., y:Ls/ra..Rawr .Picket. 3 at the S:ar-OfiCe e ltam ,l s4oMr • itOBIN ADAIR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. 81a—Since the insertion of my letter in your Pa per of. December 17th, I find that the number of 1 spurious Editions of the above Song, which are im posed upon the Public as that sung by Mr. BitAIIAM I with such unprecedented applause at the Lyceum Theatre, has encreased from TWO, to no fewer than your I— In justice, therefore, to Messrs. Burro:4 and WHITAKER, of St. Pant's Church-yard s who have purchased the Copyright of the only genuine Edition, as sung by Mr. BRAHAIR, *ith the Sym phony and Accompaniment, composed expresdy foi that Gentleman by me; as well as to guard the Pub:. lic against pnrchasiMg, at Me same price as that at I which the genuine copies are sold, copies which of course must be qtfte different from them; I am in duced to trouble you with a second letter, requesting that you will inform the Public, that in order that every person may be enabled to detect the spurious from the genuine Copies, Messrs. BUTTON and %Vim-. Alum have caused my former letter to the News.' papers .to be engraved on the Title-page of their Edition, with a flit - simile of my signature • so that no copy exposed in future for vile, without that letter engraved upon it, can be genuine. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, W. Rarra. 53, Maxchniont-atri et, Jan. 4, 1811. _, _ • FROM THE DUDUN GAZETTE.-41 Vet ef MS tenger 23, 1811.—His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT hath been graciously pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to give and grant unto JOSEPH HENRY Jacasiost, of Ballymore, in the county of Cnrk, Esq. his Majesty's Royal t.icence and Authority that he and his issue, from respect to the memory, and in compliance with an injunction contained in the last *lll and testament of his ma ternal Grandfather, JOSZPH BICZNIVT, Esq. late Re cordeitif the City of Cork, to take the name and bear the Arms of BERNErr only, provided that his Royal concession and declaration be record:d in the Office of Ulster, King of Arms of all Ireland, which has been done accordingly. " WILLIAM ptTNASI, Deputy Ulster." Genius and invention are frequently capable of producing matter which at first sight astonishe, and delights ; but when aided by the superlative powers of the Sciences, produces a combination of fascinating powers, which at once 'peaks home to thviraman fa• culties, and produce an irresistible conviction of its effects. Of such are the powerful sensations produced on viewing the naval encounters, as exhibiting at the Ns CM ACItIA, in Princes-street, Leiccst r-square,whe: e the sea and element are run together with vessels of various descriptions, moving with relative velocities, so accurat ely arranged as to produce effects the most delightful and deceptive in the closest conformity to Nature. To Medical Men of all descriptions, residing in any of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the United Kingdom.--Silaatcrrt GUEST thhiks it necessary TO inform them, in order to save trouble and expence of po.tag i e, be sells his Medicines for ready money only but they may had from any of the respectable Whfilesali houses ilk town (which sell Medicines) and receive from them such a discount as will be found unusually liberal, on quantities not less than one dozen °Essay of his undermentioned new-invented Chymical Preparaticms : the Guestonian Lotion, for Gout, &c. Guestonian Pills, for Gout, &c. Guestonian Bilious Pills, Guestonian Nervous Pills, Guestonian Asthma tic and Consumptive Pills, Guestonian Tooth-powder, which cures the Scurvy, and prevents the Tooth-ach, Guestonian Tooth-powder, which cures the Scurvy, and gives the Teeth a most beautiful colour, Welcome Guest, which aims all descriptions of Tooth-ach, Face-ach, Ear-ach, and Gum.biles.—An extract from thisAlimphlet may be seen in the &ma Novspapers, Bata July, 1811, to January, 1812. At Norwich Corn Market there was a good sup ply of all grain, and prices were—Wheat 50s. to 5k I Earley, 20s, to 245. Beans, 245. to 255. Grey Peas, 2Gs. to 275. Oats in request; and 15s. to 17s. 6d. /in coomb.—At the Cattle Market there was a short sup , ply of fat beef, which sold at 10s. per some, and a I short supply of fat mutton, which, however, had a I eery dull sale. Lean hogs were more plentiful, and the demands largei. Fat pork sold at Bs. 041. pet I stone. Scotch beasts had a brisk sale, at 6s. &I. per stone. E R FICATES, JANUARY 29. T. Barnes, Blacktod, Lancaster, callcoeprinter.—J. Mcgtfe, Charch-row, St. Pancras, music-slealer.—W.Wilcock, Preston, woollen- draper.—Z. Hiscocks, Bristol, draper.-1. ADVICE. W FLEN prfteveriag gett ef eil t dea dtic yon atio rst t: certain method of treating a (e* prevailing ful result of their experience is the best Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, tax the cute at the following the obkct of the a certain Disorder, frequently contracted cation, and its ionaomitants, Strictures i an itnpro:red plan, are speedily and rail Why, whether arising frown Bacchanalian deuce in vritin climates, or • secret sot happily pursued by the youth of both a stettlity orlbarrennesi, and in the other vows diseases, which, If not timely potence and Consumptioa. In that desciency, whether the eonstquence &king frith' any other bole, by which tution became enfeebled, as regobarly ed don, they oar a firm, safe, and rifted; vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive hi a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, .. Inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the ; • lent ‘, the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and In recent Zgfi l i • where an early application Is made on discover/ ot the war sus` they frequently perform A cure in the short space ir two days The unprecedented success of their mode ot 01.30 (s i b 4 hat never been knortn to fall in one single inlittnei in a 1 .,,,,„ ace of ti years, during which period many tiriptitand jet* of both sexes lave been cured, Oven alter scerte a:.d ll* 44 methods had been put sued by other Practitioners without ellss4 induces them to thus publicly offer duo-slaws. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusivity prof... log the cure o' don' particular complaints, In order that they in ‘y nor toi3O et' kt a mistaken few, w.th the obloquy so justly attactie.l !is its. iseas rant empiric, think It but justice to theistiMeiss to st. r. the n oi r have beet, properly educated and inutr:teit into ever. It,. Cl. the profession (xertifieres of Mitch, Troia different h.i.p ta..,:04 testimonials Non the mutt erument Physicians, the y 't.ore to. eta viuce any ingisliar)ethat the suceeas Oinking stows H a ir • your. first induced them to quit ts.e practice ot the I ;:iicea I rec. thinner, aid they presume coat their t tetanus's, via-mute alit ground tor the oupreredinred contMence v ith inch iliry bek by the public, berm Tilly honoured. Patients is the country are requested to state t!ta pirso l gag of their case, age, and maimer of living, inclosing a bet BIN ' for advice and nieilicinea, sod the 113111 e *l': b. Lir war.'e toss, rart of the klig sad Co. Susgecus, Is, Wulff& 'tree, Firt-t-ioreet. Ceiithi.litillil. MESSRS. CUR RI E and Co. Stager/in, late in li t Mateehes service, cl.a;'eng• thewtio world te prow II tingle Meaner where their Illi rficine and method of cwe hale failed of the desired eiT, it. Ihe practice of-star y years is eil s par iculas branch of their proteaskes has not given rise to on unsuccessful case. They continue to tact their studies to the t ettatenenr and aft .if Ven. real Comeleints, and that thriusgem-n; of the vestal. which is the cerise:lm nee of the pernsciorie isidtweattful enters Ma habit lung and most unhappiiy mimed by the youths of host sans .n the one it will be found to be ttie 1mi:1-ling source ot learns uess ; the other have its raiser. fatally dove'. sped to them Sy a to tressing state of slthit!ty, which, if mot timely renaohoi, teroweifti In Impotence. These are h* rrtroce an. sitin. ari ethes s. whale toe. sunsptions,loss of muscular power, andearlan s 'wry, nis cusilosilki usually chi raiterise the artier stages otelessulkary vice. top* eons languishing under the disorders iile./tl2l to such a habit. the treatment Is emple and has newer proved wesuccesstul„,:e tie coursent a lung, laborious, and einch encoded pract:ct. • in the most obsttnate and complicated caws of venereal teitetiors, sedt as obstructions in the urethra, swingy e)c c*Oeei. hard tie mours,calious ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, 0..6:4 ah &I S I'ItICTUIBS, Wt'ethnr recent or of long deratimi, and width have hafikidtii skill of other Practitioners ; are by their present improved pin ol reannent, effectually and permaneally aired, without detrains suffering the excruciating pain and aLareing hemorrhage whist Often follows *le application of the lunar melee. to the course of to years cited:We practice is this metropolis, nutuenws cased Strictures have .befit and are daily tinder their are, the cord totileation of Wiled are elected by a safe, certain, and elle" tious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopeed. Ile. weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding Irons this ample* Is speedily removed, and the pa: tent rearreed to sound and eh genius health. But where the •debflity has for "ears mated,* proper perseverance in their resserative remedies, after the cure has been destroyed, is Indispensably requisite m revive ile slumbering sparks of life, and to reanirriste tSe Citielatatio. Several Noblem en and Gentlemen, of the firs' :esprit:OA have been under the cane of Mesets. Cease and Co for the te • moval of complaints of the Urethra, strictures, &c. and, ha*g received a radical and permanent cure, ripest that refaces', may be made to them as satisfactory ...eidcnees at t e r decided set perictity of Messrs Currie and Co.'s plan of trtatm n'. gaer of these Gentlemen have had Strictures teem ten to oaenry tin and had been under the care of Mesas. Home and Hero die and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the an by the application of the !Mar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sea with greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their Mow,. No w i Hatton-Garden. Patients in the mime" le. ° requested to ere the partite's:et of there este, age, and general habit of Beteg, SS. imbuing a remittance for mirke and medicines, whets abstain *ply* tern fir gent to any pate of thedtmeriimi TO THOMAS TAYLOR. mei. No. 9, NEW. SILMEATRAILT, LO N. moliouncu sit,. IBEr; leave to inform you, 'that ever since the ye* 1790, I had been a illktod with the I.oes VCDCPCI; which,fists Its obstbiately misting event course of medicine piescrNied by the most eminent of the faculty bore s and uudergolug several saes counts ul salivation, anti tss ke discharged tram the lissipttal, Wai little relief, would appear to be of the moot Inveterate oature. fir the spring of last year my di:Order had gat to such a head, # nearly to put a perio‘to any existence. (had a large.ulcer on de crown of my Lead, oae on each ann, and my less were 1-- . _ • I. : and pro discoeter les „ li o or , al .:.1. . 1 n ~, "sling Diusaies, the succors, i mon proof of suptsiority. bale been iuducsod to e d 4, of their partlzolar study, vi,, acted lu a moment ot bunk, d of turns and Cle-ts. wheels • t I ellectnally card; a% ab o d e . oaken indulsences, long Ne i, ,* t solitary vice, too o'teu lus. • ~ sth seats, In the one cavi l tber a numerous traki of rots reflected, terintnate is A. -, .1 distressing s' ye t ,ofdelrlurcr 1 ce of such boastful babas, ti dick the poiscrs °lobe tusk: ly v•Niutated Surgeuno of i.e.., tcdf restoration us souud big re practice has enabled tis k renereal complaints. harves t ' at subjecting she is tent j