Star. — London, England, 1813-07-24 00:00:00

• ,1 • EPITAPH - • • ON ORANVILIA SHARP, 11111Q.' • • wan DUD JIMT 6, ist3, AT tax AOlll bt 11/4 • I • GaaNyLt.t ! ounil thy comb just NAM! poit • Her champion's due—an universal prabi. , • Humanity's prime friend! thy bravedladojn • First struck, Arse broke the slave's &tatted Chan. So pure the fame thy 1410 of life has woo, Earth in her bows bolds no barial son • Whose love of irsetiont• moors benignly. &twat. Rose to sopesior heights, or soared so long. Its following the path our &Among trod, How tree thy spirit to Compassion's Con I . Now share the &des to sub duty Ws I Those whom he tard on earth.—he crowns in ntAlleX The Marquis . WeeLasuz has derived considerable benefit from Oarm-bathing, and the see-breeze, at Brighton. Yesterday se'nnight a most splendid entertainment was given, its honour of Lord WeetaNcrrox's late vic tory, by such of the Members of the New Club as happened to be in .Edinburgh, to the Lord President and the Lord Chief Baron, t h Generals and Officers of Ole North British Staff, the Field-Officers of the Regiments in garrison, and the Admiral command ing at Leith. Triceznea has been playing at Richmond with ,good success. On Wednesday the House was crowd ed. Last night he performed the character of Steady, in the Quaker • and on Monday, his last night, be plays Captain Ifathsaih.. 4 Card to . Ladier of Fathion ' and the Fathionable Worldat larze.—The inimitable LONG STAYS, invented and manufactured by MARSTON, 24 and 25, Holy well -street, Strand, have occasioned considerable asto nishment in the circle of Fashion. The unique pro perties of the Intention, the superlative elegant style in which they are executed, the matchless taste and beauty of the article, have excited general atten tion.—Ladies about to leave Town are requested to notice especially an invention highly worthy of their make. Saturday se'nnight a swarm of bees made their ap pearance in the market-place of Nottingham, daring. the throng of the market; after moving tn several di rections, they chose for their resting-place the inside • of a lady's parasol, which she bore in her hand. T.eicester and its neighbourhood was last week vi sited by a tremendous storm of thunder, lightning, and rain, which did much damage. In the vicinity of Birst-'l, five lambs were killed, and in Leicester, a boy of the name of Mee, who resided near All S lints Church, was killed, while seaming stockings with a needle used tor that purp' se. His mother, who was also in the room, received pane slight injury. WONDERFUL ESCAPE.— Last week * boy, who had been looking after s bird's nest, at the. up of a.house in Burton-street, in the Duke of Bedf l rd's private goad, fell from the parapet, a ht ight of three stories; fortunately, however, he alighted on a Platt of grass behind the premises, and luckily escaped with some slight bruises. lees Jury sat on atersall's, in Gros- Eig. Conner, en tan, servant in a of the town. It eased came by her :hes catching fire len, when she vias gly burnt state to 'Attention was paid iys, and then ez- AT a clear invesei. irned a verdict—. :cident happened N rth Sh;elds.— of the men were mong the sufferers ; Mr. Wild an of the name of -ems, maintained year) in a man amber of liaises while bathing off by the tide and 2n up by two wa. APog public lit use, •e, and, after two ,-esuscitatory pre , widowed mother. :sday, at Hackney, received a blow on -me of his ribs. -ning the lifeless 1-street, was dis. use, seated on a !cl on a table, to light sat to srite It is sllpposed,, apoplexy tenni rnan of very for the honesty azsday, as a la Jay; ick, io a field ig completed his down, by sliding uninitlinataly, a there, it entered' wh'et meirns the and died a short Enniscorthy bolts ;ntiustl iJus man mrloyed in tlit: :t of 'pushing the fill into the wa iter, his remains the quay. The laid in di boat by ;Ind sent to his .less chil dren, haw lay support. ieves entered the ,at Hoxtnn, am ,arel, together witt. with which the) is a wittchiu.n. OLD ILIILEt. j e• • Tette*SAY An llfekeergasul' Meryffarithstoodiadicted for stealing a pair of boots and a s ceet t tberprtaperty o(stlettart&r Pots& The prosecutor htippeoed to Ilesomeithat merry with, liquer,andes he willted up &sOiles's, he was accosted bt the Yomig lathes. who prevailed upon him totteoesispany them to their lodg-' ings, where be accommodated them witha few shilling% and having pulled off a pair of new boots and his coat, he lay down on their b ed, and dropped fast asleep. In the mean' titne, the damsels purloined his coat and boots, and as they perambulated the streets, they were stopped by a patrole, who found the prose. cutur!s coat to aseir poarssion atuteentenced to s l ix months l cenfinement in the House olCorreetion. Mono: lifacienzie, a young man .of colour, stood indicted for stealing a 'seaman's watch, clothes, and ;el6 in Bank-notes. The prisoner was on - board a vessel in the Thames, utterly pennyless, anti all of a sudden he had cash in abundance, elegant clothes, enck. watch, when the prosecutor, whose name A sis ld is Falconer, and ; who had been impressed, arrived on board, he foltad that his chest . had been rifled, and having -surveyed the prisoner, he perceived that he was swaggering in his clothes, with his watch in his pocket, thellank-notes were all gotie, but the empty pocket-beoic was found in his possession—Guilty, and sentenced to seven years transportation. Benjamin Johnetene was convicted of plundering• a poor servant gill in Tottenham Court-road, of all her .Sunday clothes, Ate fruit of several years industry.— The prisoner is a poor miserable old man, but never theless had been half a dozen times in custody for de predations—Guilty, and drdered to be conflated two years in the House of Coriection, for the RECORD= said he was too old to be transported. i`filliam Jolmeen was eonvicted of smashing the lock of a cobler's stall in - Covent-garden, and stealing se veral pairs of ‘ slfes arid some remnants of leather, which he had conveyed to his own stall in an adjacent street. He was sentenced to twelve months impri sonment in. the House of Correction, and to be there well whipped. Richard Collelt was sentenced to transportation for seven years, for stealing a copper boiler from a Gen tleman's premises at Pittner. • The REconura passed sentence of Death on the following persons:—Mordecai Abram, for highway robbery ; Sylvester Hill, for counselling the utterance of a forged order' for payment cf tE36O; Joseph Houseley, for returning from transportation before the exp:ration of his sentence; William George Wells, for a burglary ; John G:.:ndall, for a burglary; John Hosier Moyece, for a burglary; James Sullivan, for stealing Bank notes in a dwelling-house ; John Mor tice, for stealing goods in a dwelling-house ; Henry Williams, for stealing floods, to the value of 4 7 9, in a dwelling-house ; John Ward, for stealing iu a dwell ing-house ; Hannah Brown, for privately stealing in a shop Charles John Clifford, for stealing goods, to the value of £lO, in a dwelling-house • Richard Huckaall, for forgery; William Hughes, f or uttering a forged Bank note; James Macgee, fl)i- stealing gi:ods in a dwelling-hopse ; Henry Rdtinson, for house-brtiuking; Peter Htissey, for falsely personating Setjeant John Ring, for the purpose of obtaining his prize-money ; Thomas Cooke, for stealing; and John Gilbert, John Goodall, and William Willmot, fur similar crimes. The Sessions then terminated. Usrox-Hatt..—Yesterday Charlet Conconsiel was i r charged before the sitting Magistrate with attempting to murder his wile, by stabbing her with a small pen knife, on Wednesday night last. It appeared that the circlim.tances attending this horrid transaction were as follow :—A comp►aint was some time since exhibited by MI s. Conconnel ag:iinst her'husband, for ill treatment, before one of the Magistrates at this Office, and he was, for want of bail, committed for trial for the assault at the Se , ,sions. The Sessions finished on Wednesday, and Mrs. Conconnel,lhough present, not appearing to prosecute, the prisoner was discharged by proclarnatior, and • his wife and him. !elf retired together apparently on the most aff,c tionate terms, and passed the evening in the same amicable manner ; but the woman having retired to bed first, as soon as she was umiressed, her husband went to the side of the bed, and removing the clothes, stabbed her with a small penknife in tile lower part of the body. The act was SJ sudden, she had no power to Tesist ; but her cries ala•med some other lodgers in the house, and Friend, the night-constable of St. Olave's, having beets informed of the circum• t nice, went immed ately to the house, where lie ionA the pi isoner, who had not attempted to escape, and who quietly allowed himself to be secured and searched ; and, on the penknife bring produced, 2C k:wwledgd vt hat he had done, but assigned rio tea son liar his conduct. The pc:kw woman was imme diately conveyed to Guy's Hospit .1, `!there she lies without hopes of recovery.—The -prisoner was com mitted forge-examination, when it shall have been ascertained whether the wound is mortal or not. MAnt.Bottouctti-svutzr.—.jatass Ceara was yerter. day charged %%jib barbarously beating and wounding his three children, the eldest of whim is a girl under eight years of age. The defendant was fiist charged by a ne44hbour who resided near the. prisoner in Fal conbury-cvurt, Sc. Ann's, with an assault.—lt ap peared, that the cries and s moaaings of the children had le,i ,to the interference of the neighbours, who entered. the ..4ouse and found them in a most pitiable state. The prisoner lend been beating them intrnerci. 'WIT with a stick, with all his strength, until their bodies presented a spectacle shocking to behold. On the ;med. r a nee of the woman who charged him, he struck her, and on a warrant being procured he was apprehended. Drunkenness was alleged as the cause of the defendant's barbarity. He was committed, and the children were placed under the care' of the Parish Officers, A. dactag.robb . vry and outrage was committed on uig4t Tuesday last, on the premises of Mr. Rothe, a arnter at cotton-hill, liucks ; three kllows entered the house by . forting open the back yard, and made to the bed-room of Mr. Rothe. With horrid imprecations they demanchid to be shewn a stare of . • guina.ts he 44d 11 him a and %enlis t . one stood over him With a bludgeon, the other two ransacked the bed-room of its contents, consisting of gold to the amount of more than 4100, notes, plate, shyer, &c. to more than iliac amount. The robbers then Lis tened the farmer to his tit.d, and &camped with their booty, without committinz any other violence. 1 4 4. , I • I RECORDZieS REPOn Yesterday the Ream= made Itls t itepett •is his Royal Highness the Pluprcs 'l2.aoaar, of the foL. lowing convicts, under sentence of death, is New gate, viz. :—W. B.dcock, far forging as order for payment of £390, with intent to defraud C. Maguay;, J. Smith, for a burglary in the house of D. Edwards J. Nash, for forging a Bill of Exchange for £e46935. with intent to defraud the Bank ; P. P. Ennis, for forging a Bill of Exchange for payment of £lOO, with intent to defraud W. Thomas ; W. Smith, for secreting a letter containing Bank -notes; E. Birkint, for forging a Bill of Exchange for £5O, with intent to defraud W. Grant ; G. Harman, alias Pearson, for stealing goods, value 813, of P. Denys, Esq. in his dwelling house ; N. Murphy, for stealing goods in the house of P. Lasy4rea ; Mary Hook, for stealing a 83 Bank -note, in the house of W. Smith • M. Chap man, for a burglary in. the house of J. Mills ; T. Ed wards, afia: Smith, for stealing goods in the honie of Martha Street ; G. Ross, for.stealing goods in a dwelling house ; Isabella, alias Elizabeth Phillips, for stealing goods in the house of W. Green ; and Jane Ruth, for stealing goods and notes in the house of W. Hall ; when ill. Adcock, P. P. Enair, IC Stria, and E. Biriiit, were ordered.for execution on Thur;;- day next. A transport ship, with. 1201emale convicts, and 22 children, left Dover Roads, on Monday afternoon, on its passage to Botany Bay. Among the pasien gers was Mis. Sherlock, late of Dover, for aiding in the escape of some French prisoners on parole at Salisbury. •Aimn•HFIELD MARKET, JULY il3. PILL 11 TON Z OF 81111. TO .INK Tet Of PAL. Beet 01 to 6s lit! Veal 4s 10d to 7s td Mutton 5s Od to 7s Od Pork 6s Od to 74 4d I.tunlt 7s Od to 8t Od. 134 sets, about MO—SW. 4p and Lambs, 6,200. Cdves, 230. EWrATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. 14 , Beef,ptr stone, 4. IN to Ss 4d. Veal 4. Si to 6s 44 Mutton - SA Od to 5s 6d. Pmit 6.. Od. to 7. s 4 1 .:unb Sa. Od. to Gs. BJ. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHPELD. Meadow Hay 31 Os to 51 1 1 / 4 ;s Clover Si. Os to 61 15s Rowt:u 41 Os to 51 Os Straw 2t O. to 21 101 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S. WiIIiTtCHAPEL. Hay 31. Os. to 51. 121. 111. Hay 41. 4 , „ to !I. Ss ;Maw IL Hs. to 21.. &;.. Cu. Clover 61. 6s. to I. 7s straw 16s. - o SS. 41 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 91 Os to 111 Os Kent 101 o. to 131 os Susie t 81 04 w 101 0$ 80sscx 91 0, to lir Z). Enbvx Ol Os to 111 Os Farnham 161 Os to 201 Os RAW HIDES. Best Ifeifcrs and Steers (per Ordinary 2s. 4d. to Qs. id. stoae) 3s. to 3s. 6d. I Market Cslf 1:1s. od. each. Middlings, 4s. 2.1. in 2s. 10d. Eng. Hove 14s. Od. to 161.0 d. Shearlingc, I )it to ssd. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Btitts 23d 25d Calf Skins 32d 38d Ditto 27d 28t1 Ditto 3M 45d Merchants' Backs 23d 24d Ditto 40d 44d Dressing Hides Wind 23td Small ;cabs 34d 36d Fine Coati Hides 22i1 2311 Lar6e ditto, per doz. 1:304 190 e Crop Hides for 224 24d Tarited Horst: Hides 22d 24s Dlito 45 to 50 Ilis 20d. 22d Gt.at 341 50s PRICE Ctl' COALS—COAL MARKET, JULY 22. Ship; at Market SttLl Prie...s. 211 Newcastle 22* 455. 0.1. :0 524. 64 ; o YorltsLire 7 41s. ud. to 00s Otl. 1 Scotch Coal 0 00s od. per '1 on. Usustuns, July 22.—Wheat per load £25 104 to £36 10$. Barley, per quarter 534 to 5:4. Oats 455. t 0 .454. Beans 775. to 6.11. New ditto 00s. to Os. Rye ties to 00s. Peas 00s. to 00s. BANBURY, July 15.—Wheat I'.:s 0.1 to 1.5 s Ocl. Beans Os. od. to its. Od. Vetches, '.:Os to 21s per busthl. Barley 50s. to 5Cs. Oats 4fs. to 5tA. per quarter. Bread 2s. 7d. the half peek. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amsterdam, 90 6 9 U Palermo, 125 Pence per oz. Ditto at. sight, 29 is Leghorn; 60 Rotterdam, c. 1. 9 6 2 U Genoa, 54 Haniburgh, 26 0 24 U Veneto:. C. 52 Dv. Piccole Altona, - 26 1.24 U effective per/. sta. Paris 1 day's dz. 19 30 Liv. Naples, 49 Ditto, 2 Us. 19 50 Lisbon, ' 774 Bourdeaux, ilso. 19 50 Oporto, 774 Madrid, Effect: Dublin, a Ca.liz, St Effect. Cork, 7 Rio Janeiro 78, Malt; 66. Gibraltar 46. PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVF.R. Portugal Gold in Coin, - £0 Os. OS. per oz. Foreign Gold in Bars - £5 Os. Od. New Dollars, 4. .. Z) Os. 04. per or. Nrw Doublesons, SO Os. OA. Silver in bars per cm Os. 04. In Burton-street, to the mite of vie goad, fell froth the parapet, a ht ight fortunately, however, he alighted on behind the premises, and luckily esc slight bruises. CORONER'S Isquesv.— A C:lroner Wednesday, 'u the Turf Tap, at Tatti venor-place, before G. HonosoN, E view of the body of a young W'inta Nobleman's family at the West end o appeared in evidence, that the deceas, death, in consequence of her cl .the whilst she was cooking in the kitchen immediately - conveyed in a shockingh St. George's Hospital, where every att her, and she languished for two day! Fired in great agony. The Jury, after gation of the case, accordingly retort Occidental Death. 'Saturday afternoon a dreadful acc at Collingwood Main Colliery, near N By an explosion of fire-damp, eight of .killed, and two severely burnt. Amo were Mr. Hi;pe, one of the Ileweis over man ; and two .young mem of Richardson, who, having no Karen their grandmother (now in her 10'2,1 3 her that did them great credit. Anu were also suffs.eated. Thursday a lad, named Rayner, sel Somerset House, was carried away I sunk. He was, however, scon taken termen, and carried to the Spotted l. pq in Strand-lane, in a senseless state, hours vigorous application of the res cess, was restor so the arms of his wi During a Ci .cket.match, on 'reesda one of the fieldmen, named North, reef the side from the ball, which broke one SLIGO, JULY 12.—Yestel thy morn body of Mr.- P. Mullarky, of Ma; ket- covered in an apartment of his hour chair, with his hand., and head rested which it seems he on the preceding nil a letter in apparently good health. being f rather a florid Itabit, a fit of a nated his existence. He nas a your., greet industry, and much esteemed fi i and integrity of his dealings.—Tinn bourer was emphiyej in ma ki ng a h a, i near the Bog of Irty, after having work, he de termined to let himself dt along the side of the rick, when, u pitchfork having been carelessly left d t.be lower part of the abdomen, by w poor creature was literally impaled, at time after in the greatest agony. Monday.sennight, as one of the En was liaising under the bride, an in ' named Barnes, one of. the -hands_ en i management of her, while jn the act boat forward, over-rcacht4l himself, fi ter, and was drowned. At low watt Were found on the slimes opposite tl body, with becoming attention was la icmo7ofiLe townsmen of the deceased, wretched wife, who, with seven litiple* bitterly to lap ent the loss their cull] Late on Tuesday night some thief premises of Messrs. Miles and Co. a ransacked the place of wearing appare other pr perty, to a great anit unt, got clear c ff, notwithstanding there stationed near the premises. - . . MAKRIEj. July 12, at Perth, Captain Ilib'ngton Nolan, of the 7.;th regi ment, to Mrs. Charles Rudilach. April 22, in the island of at. Vincent, Albert D'Alton, Esei. Captain of hi, Mzjesty's 90th Regiment, to Ni.ss Cliarles,daagh t:t of the late Chas. Charles, ti•q. of .lizt DIr.L). On Sunday, the 19th instant, at her house in Gay-street, Bath, Mrs. Hervey, daughter of the lace George Hervey, Esq. of Tl 4. dington, Oxfordshire. 1-uesday, at Clapham Common, aged 44, Uenry Fowne3 Lot. trell, of the Middle Temple, Esq. Secretary to toe Vice-Chancel lory; England. 1 hors - clay, after a very short illness, at his apartments in the British Museum, George Shaw, M.D. F.R.S. ItVetlue , ilay, at Richmond Green, Mrs. Robson, u idow of Co. load Robson ' .late Goveritor ot Helena. l he 'AI of June, of the A. ounds he received in the Battle of 1.0 s n I ieuten.int George brygges Ro.lney, sou of the Hou. John leodtity, Chid. escp:tary N tissrarnment in the lased of, Ceylon. - • . _ HIGH WATER AT I.ONDOX BRIDGE TO-MORROW: _ _ Mc MINg GM •• • • •.0 • ft a ....•••••• — 0 ntiatros Wier 12 Afternoon • GUkSTONIAH MEDICINES.—CASE N 5. To Mi • b. Goss , N0..9, Gre:at Surrey-street, black friars. Maid-lane, klorough, Southwuk, h'7arsli 9, IBIS. DEAR, Siß—When I c , )ntt.mplate on the won derful cure which yolr . Medicines have - ,,erfnrmttron me, I led myself desirous o' having It made pv!slic as possible. In the year 1806 I broke my leg two dill - erect times in the same week, and ft was s. badly set as to oblige me to walk with my knee. on a wooden leg for biz year*, the first three of which I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in London, the last of whom was Mr. Ashley Coop e r, u nt il h e pronounced ene in curable, which was in the y: , ar I NOP. I theta ht.;:ged of him to cut off my It g ; in answer to which he obv-rved, that amputation would be the death of arse, therefore he declined this operation. In the year Isle, yot having en: ed my brother of a most dis tress ng head-ape he recommended me to you : I atten d e d en my wooden lug, ;hen my kg 'mast:red one inch and sere quar tos than the other—it was cold as ice, and had betas so for the last five years. Notwithstanding this, I had no we for my wooden leg on the seoond day. The sixth day I finally left off my crutches, being capable of walking with a mid. in about three months I was compleatly curtd, and have eutuitiued ever since as well and as upright as ev, r I was. but what seems to ate still snore grange than this, is, that this l-g new measures the saute size as my other, w•t has is ever beta cold since the first week of using your Lotion and taking your Pill•. My singular cases well known to nearly all the people in Henley oat hunts, and to more than a thousand people residing•Whliso a quartet of # mile from your ;muse, where I live ; and be as,tire.l it I can never be forgo( by me .1/ long ai I am capable of recolleetisn , and am, elrar Sir , your humble &AVOW, . No. 5, Maid-lane. iII'ILLIA/vI DOWLING. k • c t6CICAIIO ittiettAL DISPRNSART. Paraeserilba Royal Hirleaes die Doke of Ifeat. ••• • • G4i tla mot& Earl II labia& Cud W. been, M.P. Hee. Cel.l. barry,4l4.P. feel H ete.r tel l , M., lobe I.ateircize • M.P. Captain l Hay. eeardzetr....lWr Khroan. Mee r it et r.‘ Real College, I. TiilS INSTI rtrrzoN, ew a itsli• an sive Treetniker and Csrreof the i/ENVI.ttVAL INS E and their eiteradfurt ceiblespesaces, as , trit 'WS, Deb ri kr, t .tiess.itc has to leapt the cure et nv lea% riven ACK) Pattertv auallv ouzo., of w:maati bay: been &Mit t•rl rum In to Fe .arty .yzolatonot ot G mn , rhtra and Clavier.. a e • a few day* by Mr Kierrear's sepoti tr and rfAc.trineu tnu , tfelittliellt, and that weehercie aid dera:•geie nr ua tit, gruel, orgas lasi& *trait - the c.atitetwirei a, 41 al wall de, are azure sue earful y mated than na lei • ithir pia • Mr. Kiernan .nay be co• wilted moires& In abla t e lee, private bo.rse, N. it s Lower 4rea4l:te-steet, Iletbbrd wl.we tears from own and Cmantry Ore to he ad.lr the Peet-wary ce and medicine anti be skin er sew pact et the king4om. CHIDIG'S PATIINI* %VOA hl Win MS ARE THE MOST FREQU. .SOURCES OE CHILDRENent t Their SY P I'OMS EVERY P.% lt EN I and GUARD:. of CHILDREN should he acquainted with. They stoic:sleet hoe! of appetite, a paleness of the colour of eke fac e ,. emaciation Old Irregular state of the bowels, anemia after with violent pants; they bripg on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a constimptitni or decay. Roth as a preventative and cure of these alarnsiug complaints, the above excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, hods in rank and respectabi lity, to have no equal. Their public approbation ' given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of i t , wontlerfall succese lb their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a 'unction toll', of which no other Mediciue of the knot can beast. Parents and atben, who have the care of children, should beve this remedy as t family Medicine to rtwor to, wher.- ever the stomach or bowels of Children ire any way 4k:ordered. which It will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, the corner of St. Paursebutch-rird ; Sharp and &lam, Portsmouth; Josses, Weston, Alintot, and Mallory, Cornea; Hall and fol:n. ston Gosport , Calmat' and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and ILA., and Tonna., Hull ; liialland, Cook.. orthy. Nettleton, and G.:. ben, Plytuomb ; Knot: and Lloyd, and *Aortal aid Co.. 13;c mingbani ; Staines and Lynch, blauchester; 1 - rewmair, rsettr Smie t, Ataedertoe..Reaburn, Scot t, and Baxter, Edit.hurgh ; Bas.: ter ana ?Aliened, Glasgow ; Belgeu and 3:rry. 13riwal ; Sir venial) and Co. Noroich ; I x'.rester ; Elwards awl Pearly, and Billings and Lathhury, Liverpool; heals and { A ke-. Dover; Whits) 111.4h:bit ; N e bests, !•:elde::, and Kull, Motto. haul; and retail, by most country medicine venders, hi boats, az us. 91 and be. 60. each. WHEN Men of Educltion and professional stall use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and cella:2l method of iirut*.ng a few prevaling Dsesses, the success. Pal remit o' their expttiehee Is the ben proof of supertotity. Messrs. GOSS and Co. rurgcsiiis, lave been indiseedts. nuke the cure 0 , the follow ng the object o:' then particular study, ca. a certain Disorder, frequen:ty contacted in a moment nt trtetle cation, and 'as concomitants, Su - mires and Gicets„, which, Ky an improved plan, are speedy and elteemally cored; as aim de bility, whether arising tram Bacchauanan indulgences, king rest. dente it ***sem clinsuen, sir a secret solitary vice, too often en. happily pursued by the yonsb of both sores, to tLe one cawing sterility or barrenness, aril in she other a numerous train or ices woos diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate ill imps tepee and consempt.ein. In that distressing state of debility or deldency, whether the consequence of each baneful habits, se arising front any other cause, by witch the poweri tit the eoctii. tution betunite enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of 1.41).. don, they offer a bum, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Messrs. Go-s and Co. exclusively professing the cure of tfrin particular cousin: nts, in order that they may not bee by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached ti t the ignorant empiric, think It hitt justice to thimaelves e that they have heen yroperly educated and initiated into ertei branch of the profession (certificate& of which, from d•Cerra. Hospitals; and testimonials Wont the most ciiitnent Physifiaits. they have to convince any inquirer) ttsat the susses result:nil from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice 4 the general Practitioner, and they presayie eon their pretensiets constitute a Lair ground for the, inmrocedented confidence with which they have, by the Public. beeiflio Airally honoured. 1 be result of a long and catensi se practice Las enabled them. by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints however inveterate or complicated, without *objecting the padres to tks Last restraint in diet or exercise ; ant in retain Case where an early applicat:on is made on diwovery of the infection, they tro qut ntly perform a cure In the ahem space of two days. Ihe un precedented success of their mode tr. atmept (which has II:Ma been known to fail in one single instance in a practice it 15 year% durihg which period many thousand rrsuos of loth sexes halm been cured, even after severe and injurious methods had beau purfued by other Prac.ilionen widens: effect), induces them to thus publicly oiler their xiviee. To be coasulted -Patient.; of either set, with secrecy., delicacy, and attention.—Let ten taunt tine eau/nay, containing the pantsuit's of the case, age, nod miner of Yoing, indo. 4 rs a remittance, duty attended to, anti service aud Medicine for• *raided to any part of the kingdom. . And Co qnrrenre. sf, r&mver/,etr„eet, Parr-.freer. CHALLENGE. -- AfESSRS.CURR I E and Co. Surgeons, late in his TMajesty's Service, c!'allenge the wnols wood to provo a single instance where their Medicine and method of cure ever failed of the de11r..4 effect. The practice of many years in the pordculat branch of their vacuum has not gives rise to ossa unsucceuful cave. They oontinue to direct their studies to the treatment and curie of Venereal Complaints, and that &range:mine of the .systent, which is the consequence id the in!rnicious and wasteful streets of habit long and must tit ly pursued by the l outh sof both waft s in the oi:c it will be fCrUtha to be the unfailing source of barrens nes' ; the other have its ravages fatally sirrelored to them by a dis treeing state ot debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminable In Impotence. These are its remote and ultimate divots. while con. somptions, loss of muscular ;towier,and various nervous cumpleinal usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per sons languishing under the &writers incident to suck a habit, thee treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in the course of a long, laborious, and attic:, extended iireictice. to rice most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructizuts In the urcaita, spongy exwe-cences. bud mots, callous ukers, eruptions, weakness, sleets, as ales STKlelliktfS Whether recent or of king duration, and which haul ballad the aka' oftsdirr P.ractkioners ; are by their present improved plait of 0 treatmes: seer :sly and permanently cure,., a ithoist jjta 'patient suffers -, , the cacrisetadng pain and alarming hemorrhage all& cften follows die appllcattue of the lunar caustic. Ir. the course of Eu years extensive practice In this metropolis, numerous cases of Strctures have been and are daily under their cent, die to al eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expediss dolls mode of practice, superior to any other yet adeninst. 'lie weakness, retaxation, and debility ptocere:ing front this uottt— pl..int, is speedily removed, and the penman restored to sounl and norm:. health. nut where the debility has fist years et*. ted, a r roper perseverance in their restotativa revedice, after t he Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably reit s.isite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to ma/no:ate the cow:nation. Several Noblemeu and °criticism, et the lint resperablity ave been tinder the care of Mesita. Currie and Cm. fur the red moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. aul , having received a radical and permament care, reqi.est that relerencs may be made to them as sad, factory evidences ot the decided in. perority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. hlany of these Gentlemen had Strictures frtmi ten to twenty Teats, and wire limier the care of Messrs. Home and liras's:de% and ot!..er siirrons of equal eminence, who attennited their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Patients in the Country are requested to state the particular', of their case, age, and manner ot living, enclosing a Bank note L:r wlci.e and medicines, and the same win be sir= yr forwarded :o aoy part of the Kingdom. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be cor.stihed by either Sex, with the g. emelt delicacy, secrecy and honour, at their house, Na 1(17, HAMM-OW*l% LONDON': . Vested by irrst Kam?, P plat. aid Fab' *id Our, and at the Star-0111% Te:rpts Bar. , r. . !Altar etc* EA -E Igh.ee; case , • ode? , -v- -ary h t , t ar • lc)a to wit TENT MAN . . _