Star. — London, England, 1812-06-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY. The Duke of Kent packet has arrived at Falmouth, from Lisbon. She sailed on the 9th instant, and has brought t e foiiowing passengers: MaJce-General Co!vill, Colonels Harcourt, Mercer, Erskine , Day: e ; Captains Stuart, Bennetr, Spott6wood, btrode t and Ha milton ; . ieutenan - Burrows, Messrs. Maehelle, Powell, Brad. 'haw, Bulmer, Temple," Chalmers l Rothwell, Hutchins, Genie. • raens, an ; Cole. Of the many noble achievements of the allied Army in the Peninsula, none were ever effected in finer style, than the brilliant affair of Sir RowLAND HILL, at Almarez. All the letters that have reached us tram the army, speak of it in terms of the highest ,admiration like every thing done by this gallant officer, it W•ls well planned, completely effected, and , wit., :Jule loss of British blood. • The Gordan Highlanders, or 9!d, the gallant .50th, who have so often distinguished themselves, and the 71st or light infantry Highlanders, covered themselves with glory, in the assault and capture of Alrnarez. ' The 92d, when they saw the French escaping by the bridMe, and part of it carried away so as to cut off the, communication between them and the enemy• in the most undaunted style plunged into the river aud. swam to the opposite side. Nothing could be more firm, cool and determined than the conduct of Colonel Asuwou'rn's brigade on this occasiun. They have always emulated the Bri tish, and are in fine condition. Our l Iters speak highly of that distinguished Offi cer, Colonel DICKSON, of the Artillery, who had the management at Ciudad and Btdajos, and likewise on the present occasion : his country cannot sufficiently rewat-dkuch an Officer. Having then such Officers as the incomparable WELLINGTON, Sir ROWLAND HILL, and the Hero of Barossa, .with that able and excellent Officer, Sir 3oliN HOPE, tc command soldiers who will effect ary thing when well commanded, what has this try to War from the world in arms ? It is our great consolation too, that in the school of WELLINGTON a race of young Officers is springing up who will emu late the old. Deserters still continue to come in in great num __ben, both from SouLr's and - NIARNIONT'S army ; and they would be still more numerous but for the treat mmt they meet with from the Guerillas on the out. posts. MARNIONT'S army is very sickly and experiences great mortality: they have immense hospitals at Va ladid, and like Wise at Madrid : the flux carries off great numbers of them daily. _ _ The .7 , 2neral hope and belief in the army is that Sir RowLAND HILL will be made a Peer; and certainly a more honourable addition could not be made to the House of Lords, nor could honour be conferred that.would more gratify the army ; for never was officer more beloved by the soldiers than General Hut. Every account from the army in the Peninsula agrees in stating that our wounded are recovering last, with the exception of Generals WALKER and :ICE•beirr, whose recovery will be slow. We regret to add that a number of officers are sick ; General PACKENHAM has been prevented from joining by ill ness ; and General GoLDIE, Doctor BOLTON, Colonel BECKWITIT, and several other officers are obliged to return to England on account of their health. Sir THOMAS GRAHAM'S health is also very indifferent. No measure could be better than that at length re sortedto by the Cortes, in allotving the Spaniards to serve under British officers 'by incorporating a certain number of them to each British regiment. The num ber indeed is small, but it is a beginning, and will be =pieced in a short time. It was not known ten days in the army that this kind of service would be allowed, before Spaniards came' flocking in to offer themselves to different regiments—particularly a umb, rof boys. The situation of these poor people is truly deplorable. In many places they are abso utely starving. The Plymouth Dock Local Militia, commanded I.y WILLIAM ELFORD, Esq. were called out for train ing on the 16th inst. Saturday, the Ist, or West Renfrewshire Local lilitia returned from Paisley, after 14 days training nd exercise. They were inspected on the Thursday y General DURHAM, who was pleased to express his pprobatiun cf their proper appearance and good dis -11 1 ne. Friday se'nnight, the 5d regt. of Lanarkshire Local dilitia, commanded by Colone.l GEook.s, was in fected by General DunnAm, mho was pleased u) express his approbation in very flittering aerms. (CIRCULAR.) ' " War Ottice, 15th May, 181^. •' Sia—le having appeared to his Royal Highness the Paixez it sc r NT, that the regulation for the carriage of baggage, dated th November, 1802, is not properly applicable to Corps of small umbers, I have received his Royal Highness's commands to cquaint you, that, after 25th March last, iisclusive, In all cases, D % hich the number of effective Officers and Men present with the Corps under your c ommand, shall not amount to t w o Of& rs and thirty Rank and File per Company, the commuted rates sir the carriage of baggage , granted by the reiulation. above re erred to, will not be allow ed, but that in lieu thereof, only the ects,ary expence. actually incurred for the conveyance of the : r rper regimental- baggage and public stores, certified by the Commanding Officer, is to be charged in the public accompts the Paymaster, the charges being of course vouched by the c t ipts of the Constables.' (Signed) " elii.o ER 3TO N." rI Dura..—A meeting took place last Wednesday morning between Lieutenant B—N, of the Ist W. f— M. and a Mr. P—L. After exchanging tw o Lots, the quarrel was amicably adjusted. TAE PMf'CE PECZAT'S LEP:EP. Yesterday the PRfNCE IteGENT held a Levee at 1 Carlton House, which was attended by the Dukes of YORK, KENT, CUMBERLAND, and Civ.:ciiiint,E, the Duke of lino:mm.lc, the Cabinet Ministers, the Great Chamberlain of England, the Lord Si ew..rd of the Household, the Lord Chamberlain, the. Groom of the Stole, the Lords Chief Justices of the Courts of King's Bench and Comnual Ple.is, and Mr. AOAAJ, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Cornwall. The Levee was also attended by the Duke of Montrose. Marquiaes—Cornwallis and Bktmlford. Earls—Suffolk, Moira, Strathmore, Pembroke, Kingston, and Fitzwilliam. Viscounts—Andover, Hood, Juctlyn, Bulkeley, Cath•art, and Downe. Lords—Brownlow, Muskerry, R edesdale, Mil ford ,Graqtham, Revs, Sheffield, Say and Sele, Hymn gfield, and Eardley. Bishops—Salisbury and Ely. The Spanish and Neapolitan Ambassadors, ace. After the Levee his Royal Highness held a Chap ter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter. After the Knights had robed, they proceeded to the PRINCE RECENT'S Closet, whence the procession was made to the Throne Room, where the Chapter was held, and the Duke of NESS CASTLE was elected and invested in the usual forms. The PRINCE REGENT then retired to his closet, where a Deputatiod from the General Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers, consisting of ten Members, was introduced to his Royal Highness, at tended by the *Great Officers of State, the Royal Dukes, and the Secretary of State for the Home De partment. WILLIAM ALLEN, onc.of the Deputation, read a petition from the Society, praying his Royal Highness for peace ; to which the PL:INCE REGENT was pleased to return a most gracious answer. Previous to the Chapter, the Rev. Dr. LAW did homage before the Piasce, in his closet, upon his being appointed Bishop Gf CIII.STER, in the room of Dr. SPARKS, translated to the Bishoprick of. Ely. The following had the honour of being presented to the Pr:ucc: The Cosine de Fouchecour, on his Naturalization, by the Lord in waiting. Mr. Page, from the Island of Madeira, by Viscount Castle reagh. Culont I Dixon, by Earl Fitzwilliam. Mr. Beaumont, to presort an Address of condolence from North Shields. E. J. Walhouse, E.l. M. P. fur Staffordshire, by the Hon. Edward Monckton. Mr. Bardley, by Lord Eardley. Mr. T. Eyre, by the Lord in waiting. Lord- Brownlow, Mr. Peiharn, and Mr: Chaplin, to present an Address from the county of Lincoln. Colonel Burke, on his marriaze. The Hon. and Rev. elltred ilarris, upon his preferment to the Rectory .11f Gedney. The FUN) of Salisbury, accotnpaii:ed by the Rey, C. Talhit, Dean of Sarum, the Rcv. W. Douglas, Chancellor of the Dio cese, the Rev. D. Price, and the Rev. W. Cox, Canons Residett tiary of Salisbury, and the Rev. Dr. Cookson, Rector of Bs nlield, to present an Address from the Clergy of the Diocese or Salisbury. Cornet Frederick Chamberlain, on arpointrin:nt to the 16th Light Dragoons. Captain B. Hesketh, 3d Guards, on his promotion and return from Portugal. The Dean of Salisbury, by the Bishop of Salisbury. Captain Johnstone, R. N. en hie return from the Cape of Good Hope. Captain Benge, R. N. on promotion. Captain Dashwood, on ditto. Captain Cusr, sd Dragoon Guards, on ditto; by Lord Btownlow. Major Tacker, 29th regiment, by the Lord in waiting. Lieut.-Colonel Stables, Ist Guards, on his promotion. Colonel !tarry, 15th regiment, on his return from the West Lieut.-Colonel L'Estrange, 81st regiment, on his promotion and return from Portugal. Brigadier• General Madden, on his return from Portugal. Major. General A. Hay, of the Royal Scat*, on his promotion and return Iron the Peninsula. Major .General I. 3. Layard, on hls promotion, and on his going to the Staff. Major-General Sir Montague Burgoyne, from Gibraltar. Vice Admiral D'Auvergne, on his return from the command at the Channel Islands. Si. James Graham, Recorder of Appleby, with an Address from that Borough. . Sir Richard Gamon, with an Address from the City of Win chester. . Sir Henry Rivers, on his marriage. Lord Muskerry wok leave, on his going to Ireland. The Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons, of whom the Duke of ATHOL is Grand Master, intend to celebrate their Anniversary Festival of St. John the Baptist, on Wednesday the 94th inst. They will assemble at White Conduit-house, and proceed in masonic form to hear Divine Service at Islington C.l.urcb, where a Sermon will be preached by their Grand Chaplain, and will afterwards dine at Canon bury-house. The Nobility and Gentry Furnishing, are respect fully acquainted that Mr. ALLEN is selling oil all such of his Furnitures which remain of the last year's production, at very reduced prices, in order to make room for his New and Elegant Tea-colJured and Bronze Green Chintz : any quantity of which articles Mr. A. will supply at the Wholesale prices. Families residing a great distance from Town may be accom modated with Patterns, sent for their approbation, providing they engage to give their orders, Whole sale Furniture Warehouse, 61, Pall-Mall. Last week two fire children perished in Cornwall by falling into wells which had been incautiously left open. One of these accidents happened at Redruth, the other at Sheviock. Yesterday morning, between nine and ten o'clock, one of the large elm trees, opposite the recru;t house in the Bird Cage-walk, in bt. James's Park, fell ; it had received great injury from the late high winds : three persons were passing very near when it fell, but fortunately escaped without injury. An Inquisition was taken yesterday at the Crown Ond Thistle, Bird -street, Oxford -street, on the body of a respectable young female, of the name of Pal mer, who was found dead in her bed on Wednesday morning. The deceased had spent the preceding evening from home, and she went to bed in good health and spirits. Verdict—Died by the Visitation of GOD. Aseariles (or small worms) belong to the vermicular tribe and always take up their abode in the rectum, intestines, or stomach of the animal they inhabit ; unfortunately for the human species, there they breed most abun dantly; insomuch that they ate found in the bodies of infants one or two months old. In the stomach, they cause sickness, and irregtilik apretite ; in the int estirks, gr ping pains ; but, when in the ryctum, the poor patient has no rest by day, with itching of the nose, irritation in the seat, that they cannot sit or stand still. By night, these small vermin come off to great numbers of themselves. And person so afflicted may have a complete Cure, by the use of Dr. GaRDP4SICS Alterative Medicine 74 , Long Acre, and 3, Sboreditch.—P, S. 'l its Doctor is consult ed four daysiu the week. •• fl/VG'S TII.EITEL Thursday evening the cause of Cirarity was most ably and successfully supported at this splendid Thea tre. Mr. TayLon having generously granted the use of the House for the benefit of that praiseworthy Institution the Scottish Hospital, the whole of the perforil'ers at the Opera House came forward with the offer of their gratuitous services with that alacrity and zeal which ever distinguishes genuine talent when an appeal is made in behalf of suffering humanity. The attractions were such therefore as to draw topther one of the most crowded and fashionable audiences which was ever witnessed at any place of public amusement, and the result to the fonds of the Charity was beneficial in the extreme. MOZART'S celebrated master-piece of ig Figaro" was the Opera selected on the occasion, and never did CATALAN! play the fasci nating syren with a more brilliant and striking eifect. Mrs. DtexoNs, who handsomely took that opportu nity of commencing her engagement for the season in i , the Italian Opera, seemed throughout the evening, to be animated with a noble and generous spirit of emulation, and every cadence which issued from her lips was hailed with surprize and delight. Her warmest admirers never thought her capable of such extended exertions. At the end of the Opera Tao- MEZZ ANI came forward and sung " GOD save the King," when the whole audience rose and joined the chorus with enthusiasm. This sudden and unexpect ed testimony of loyalty and affection for a beloved Sovereign who still lives in the hearts of his subjects, was such as to draw the tear of sensibility from every eye, and his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE was so overwhelmed with this additional proof of at-' tachment to his venerable and virtuous Sire, that Iv. retired from the front of the box to give vent to the excess of his feeling* The splendid Chef d'ceuvre of La Reine de Golconde in which M. MDR LOT has most happily concentered the various talents of his excellent corps de ballet, followed the Opera. D toELor hi mself,as Harran, flew across the stage" Like a meteor on the whirlwind borne" and gave life and ani mation to the movements of the whole. Madame DI DE LOT, although only a secondary part is allotted tn her in the present ballet, from motives which do her the highest honour, was not deficient in evincing her anxiety to merit the patronage of an enlightened pub lic. All her movements are distinguished by that graceful ease and elegance which marks the legiti mate pupil of the school of DinELor. With her imi tations of the fine forms which have been borrowed by ancient and modern artists from the Pagan mytho logy, and which seem to have been her peculiar study, every classical scholar must be delighted. Tanti coituml, e naziora, e riti, Che quasi par, canto ai le muse =tithe Che non ru lei, ma to natura 'mitt Primo pittor delle memur:e antiche ! One of the most striking novelties in this superb composition is the introduction of the beautiful and accomplished Mile. CHERI- as a performer on the Harp, with the dulcet muds of which the accom panies Miss Twits:LEY in a tar sad. The chords of the instrument wzre struck with exquisite delicacy and precision; and the fine and graceful form which Nature has bestowed on the fair Performer, appeared to double advantage in her new character. VESTRI', whcse character as a. grave Ambassador does not admit of the display of that bounding agility for which he is so eminent, seemed to have reserved all his fire for the concluding tow with ANGIOLINI, after she unveils herself and reminds him of his early love. It was then that " Greek met Greek," and the Dieu et Deiese de la diznse were seen contending in generous emulation for the palm of victory, while the delighted audience testified their approbation by I repeated acclamations. To Medical Men of all descriptions, residing in any of the Provincial Cities or' Towns in the United Kingdom.—BAnsErt pUEST thinks it necessary to - inform them, in order to save trouble and expence of postage, he sells his Medicines for ready money only hut they may be had from any of the respectable wholesale houses in town ( which sell Medicines) and receive from them such a discount as will be found unusually liberal, on quantities not less than one dozen of any of his undermentioned new-invented Chymical Preparations : the Guestonian Lotion, for Gout, &c. Guestonian Pills, for Gout, &c. Guestonian Bilious Pills, Guestonian Nervous Pills, Guestonian Asthma ticand Consumptive Pills, Guestonian Tooth-powder which cures the Scurvy, and prevents the Tooth-ach, Guestonian Tooth-powder, which cures the Scurvy, I and gives the Teeth a most beautiful colour, Welcome Guest,- which cures all descriptions of Tooth-ach, Face-ach, Ear-ach, and Gum biles.—An extract from this pamphlet may be seen in the S rAn Newspapers, from July, 1811, to January, 1812. PRICE OF HAY AND S CRAW IN SMI l'H NEW. Hay 41 Os to 51 10. New Clover 51 Os to G 1 10$ New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Straw 21 104 to sl 3. BIRTH. On the 19th irmant, the I.ady of Thonas Allen :Thu:er, E.g. of Southend, Lewisham, of a son. MED. On the 2d instant, at St. Hellier's Jersey, in the nd year of her age, univer sa lly regre t te d, the l.ady of Captain Adam Camp bell, of the 26th Regiment. By her death hr loses a most affec tionate wife, his children a tender nnther, and her numerous friends a pattern of gentit.ness, virtue, and religion. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Mornine... ....... ........ . ..... 8 minutes after 11 Afternoon 54 atinutes after 11 mESSKS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the whole world to pr o ve a single instance where t heir Medicine and method of cure ever failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in the particulat branch of their profession has not given rise 'to one unsuccessful case. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectability, have been under the care of M . Currie and Co. for these moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having received a radical and permanent cure, request that referenc e , may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided su periority of Messrs. Currie and • Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten to twenty years and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and Heavisides and other surgtons of equal eminence, who attempted-the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. MARRIED WOMEN, who nave long been disappointed in their espectatione of a family, may be assured that in most in stances such defects are curable by medical skill; and althowg• the removal of such impediments Be an object of doubt and uncet tasty with others, yet the cure of much defects, by the gradua , progress of rehueatiott ' is the acquirement of their experience Messrs. Currie and Cd. may be consulted by patients of either Sew, with the greatest meerrey and honour, at their house, No. 107. Hatton-Garden.--letter. must be post rtict. Patients la the country are requested to state the particulars of their ease, age, and manner of living, inclosing a Batik Pima SALES BY AUCTION. ST. JAMES'S PIACF.. fiat COMPACT DWELLING HOUSE, contiguous to the Pa& By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thur-ely, June 25, at Tvetlve., ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE , comprising a compact Dwelliog.hotise, situate in St. hnit s'e Place, corner of Cleveland-coon, adapted frr the :is:deuce at a single Gentleman, or a small Family ; con ...lining on the uppee storey. three lied-rooms ; second flour, three 1.111 roues.; on ilso first storey, a Drawing-room neatly papered, toravng a I rata room and Library, at pleasure; ground itorty, a neat I:nu - arc ball, good Dining-parlour, and Water-closet ; in the tswirent, Kitchen, Scullery, Butler% Pantry, Lai der, Servants' 11:11, Wum, Coal, and Beer Cellars. To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Pri-Mses; at Cutaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden %iam of witont rickets for vlesSing may be had. STANLEY HOUSE, CHEISIA. Desirable and very eligible RESIDENCE, beau iful Pleasure Grounds, excellent Gartl.ms, Fish Ponds. Ofkis, and Mea.krer Land.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'., on Thursday. June 25, at Twe've, A VERY I)rsirabie and Truly E gihle LEASE , HOLD ESTATE ; cuir.priA.ig a suLstzosial brick built RESIDENCE, called STANLEY HOUSE, situate in the King's. road, Chelsea, recently repaired aid beat.t . fied, at . cons:Azabis expcnce, planned for the accommodation ar.d fit for the ininw diate reception of a Family of distinciun, within an easy ride it Town. The House stands back from the road, t nclos.d by lefty walls, a Lawn, Carriage Drive, and Ttrrace-walk, in too*, ,a. cellent Offices of all descriptions, Stabling fur six Horst', Casa. houses, Wash-house, Laundry, liairy, and other detached The grounds comprise a very beauilful Lawn at the hni, adorned by Forest -trees, Shrubs, and flower-borders, taitcffiLe disposed, and laid out with gravel walks, ernamtcted by fins lofty Timber-trees. The Gardens are very extensive, in a state of perfection, abundantly eto..ked and cropped, me pawed by high walls, clothed with numerous wells leered Frui.ar e .... standards and elialior4, and Fiat p.inds well stored, aa.da Mee. dose at'juining ; the whale about ten Acres. To 6c viewed by Ttckc►s. Particti:ars on the !remise►; at Garrawayb; a►:d in Mr. Robins, Wm wick-street, Golden-spare, of whom Tickets for viewing may be laid. OXTED, SURREY, NEAR CODSTOI•7II7 — "' COMPACT FAR)II, cort•AGF, AND BLACKSMITH'S SHOP and LAND, with COMMON /Jour. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawav'a, on Wedticssl.iy, July I, at Twelve, ACOMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, CAM SHEPHERD'a BARN. rittsate at Hurst Green, its* Parish of Oared, near Codstut c, is t! c County of St rrey; pr:sing a c3nifurtaide Cottage, a illittlisruith's Shop, Ya:4 Stabl,-, Cattle Shed. and a good Oar co, w tth sundry J., of Arabic, -an I Coprice containing Acres, with a Right of Common._ To - be viewed, Ly applying to Mr.Tirttl, on the Pr-rr.•ty • whom 1)-rticulori may be had; at the Witt: Hart, Gw• King's Arms and Grey-linund, Croydon; at Garraway's; Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden sqnare. . RICI-IMOI' D-MI.I SURRFY Scarce and Costl) antique Furniture, in Ltsmy 1.11:.in and See.. ltdald ith Ivo+ V, superb Buhl, Ivory, and Ki i s e .w,,, a rr ; bi t , and Ct.hinets, Pkites of 4i/L *I houszc , lowites many Silver Plate, rare old pair of Mlles, Gong Green and 11ot-house Hints, Ora! gel rats, &c. a Hawn Boat, Awilinz, and other Iffres. By Mr. 1:0111N;, ' On the Premises, Riciimi nd-1111 1 , on Monday, 10).6, sal toques itg Day, at welve, THE Elegant HOUSE 1-IOLD FURNITURE. a Sereke of Massy :•11.VIA PI.KI E, containing ire wards of SIX TIiGIISAND OUNCIii, scarce and vaiegae Afrique Furniture, in Rosewood anti hliony Chats and bota l inlaid •eitlt Ivory, costly Cabinets and 'Fabl,s of die b..rgau de Buhl; Rose-word atd Ivory . 1 aloft, and Cabin-is, beaultag inlaid and in high pies:Drama!, Void an I l'ables, on rich caive.l Frames, Brilliant Plate, of Glass., tars 96 inches by 59, pair of G:ob e s, a hand Orgsn, Gem., an E4ht-day Clock, numerous Green and owe Orange revs, &c. and other kirnces, late fix Prnperty of tee !steam:is or Frew N 311 EN D, eiectased, at his Nlausioa, on Male mood-hill. The Furniture comprises capital four-post, ttist,aul other Bedsteads, with white dirutty, chlnrs esattrin, and eta Furnitures, prime seasoned Feather Bed. and Bedd n,, of 'vista descriptions; elegant suits of draving.r 'arta and eating parlor Furniture, ict chintz cotton, damaols. and other Curtains, MAI draperies; Grecian Couches, Sofas, aad Chairs, to match; to reliant Cabinet Articles, in mahogany and walnur-tree, in mai. robes and est sts of dray. - crs; Pembroke, card, sofa, and w;1 4 Dining Tables, &c.; eating Parlour Chairs, in red Moresall Turkey, brussels, and othrr Carpets; numerous Xitchen &T+. sites, and other Effects. To be •iewed on Friday and Satorday preceding the See; Ca. talogue?, at ld. each, rn.ty be had on the Frimimm; and of tic. Rohies, Warwick-surer, Golden sioare. • RICKMANSWORTH, HARTS. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE. PLEASURE GROUND, LANA TROU I' STREAM, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, July 9, at Twelve, In one Lot, AVERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATL Land-Tax redeemed, loampton Hall, situate opproist Moor-Park, Riclanausworth, a spacious eligibse Family Mar sion, with offices of all description•, capital gardens, wall round, fully stocked, cropped and planted with choice C l eo tree.. green-house, daightful pleasure-grounds, by the side es fine trout stream, oraasnented with fine full-grown shady noes'• trees and shrubs, leading to a pl• a-ure house el • steel river sire; fi►h-ponds, well 'amid, sundry enclosures of rid water-meadow, pasture, and arable land, all lying compacis ,Farm-yard and buildings. The whole upwards of 30 amt. forming a most delightful residence for a Gentleman's Fantil. a short distance from Richmansworth, three miles from Ws. are kept la de ford, and eighteen from neighbourhood. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Panics. lin may he had; at the Swan, Rickmansvforth; White Ham Ushr dge; Eases Arius, Watford; Sun, Htmel Hemrstrid; King's Arms, Berkhamstead; White Hart, St. Albasi and P 4 ware; Abercorn Arms, Stantrore ; of Messrs. Aubrty and Cu" ti•, Tcoke's Court, Chancery-lane ; at Garraway's; and of Ur. Robin., Warwick-street, Goldeu-squarr. ' MATRIMONI .ti. / I EI.IO IY. • MESSRS. GOSS and CO. ns regniarlpeducltei Surgeons of L•thelette, have sedulously deemed their aneo tion for these asst 15 lean to the study isf those disorders %hada so frequently embitter aid too often prevent, that inestineahle New ing, matrimonial felicity. T h e unrivalled patronage that they have hitherto received from pet sons of the fir.t dist:l+okm. Dui the uniform success attending their superior - mode of treatment io such complaints, induce them thus publitly to offer tit it tance. hi ad Ca , es of debility or dell-ieney, whether relations from the too frequency of panicipmeug ice the ga'eti-e of sta. shionable life, theunbounded indulgence of idsertiav am ors wad i solitary, and dettruetive habit, which weakens the energy of de mind, and destretis the flower of youth, by proluelng sterility Iv the one sea, and impotence in the ot'aer, they offer a safe and permanent cure. '1 o those who, from such c..neplaintt, ant r" vented entering Into the marriage state, and attuned So seek rte bet, brood over their infirmities In silence, it pent be come/lop to know, however elifScult ar istirectual the curettes! be deemid by other practitiotm-s, tl.at, by a renovating and infalible arse. thod, they may be restored to a sound and vigorous caste! te. then. A certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a ainatent of indiscretion, and every species of SypWlitis Inked' a. Ly a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and rat:if-ally removed, without restraint in diet or esevcise. by M".. Goss and Co. as also Strictures of the Uteilera atal Givers, 'theca they are enabled to care In a shor: period, without reeouree to the painful, dang ero u s effects of the Caustic; references of whi ch can be . given to several Getrtlemen of high requectabSty, who have been cured, afterhaving t binned under ot: win' es for many years. '1 o married Females! liose eapectatkons of demi tram pledges of connubial happiness have been de f. ated, it maysho be a pleasing reflection to lowa, that by a props e perseverance is their remedies the general health is renovated, sad 110 meats removed. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, IS, Boon-vie-street, Fleetest:ed. LONDON t Printed by Levu, Kiwi. Pirkett Pt+rx • ad - publieht4 there, and at the Star Oakes Ismi"*iag• 1 11 Ti IP rtio tor P TI Stair sad i dee place ti!lce o . go Cool at ft —c Mla iNtar l ot . a Lox OD P 1 PA' yolk Olt; _ V be) 'r low sod ..._ ea.