Star. — London, England, 1812-01-25 00:00:00

_ LA 'EL suitewp FOES EKTH4 NORTH 11*. TO THE ED/TOR OF THE STAR. 1 'Pinches& tanuary Se, Ism Sta—Observing in your Paper yesterday, a lettt#' s gnu: dby one "who mourns :for 'a List friend instho Sr. Ggiutoc," stating as f ic ts, some circumstanced; relative tit the late melancholy misfortunes that at tinded part of the Baltic Heat—l beg to reply td it, In a few facts vrhich came within my own knowledget. It beg ins by say:ng o The fleet were ordered to sail for Eng • nd on the Ist (if November—orders were after wArdssent for them to' remain till the Ist of Decent ben Rad not this been the case, three . ships of the line and 2000 brave seamen might have been saved to their country, and many, many families, an aching heart; [or the wind continued fair, with fine breezes, until th., night of the SOth of November, at which time it changed to a gale from the direct adVerse quarter, the effects of which we have now such great cause to deplofe."—Now, Mr. Editor, T beg; in direct contra &clot], to vote, that no orders mere given for the fleet to remain till the Ist of December, as represented ; on . the contrary, they positively sailed from Matwyk on the Ist of November, agreeably to d.rettions from the ComMander-iir.Chitf, but they could not get far ther than Hano-b4y, the wind havinvhanged.- 'They again s tiled on the 9(11 of Noeemberi- tad arrived in safety- at the 'entrance of the Great Belt, where the poor ST. GEnRGE met 'ith the of 'gin of all her 111;s -fimiti,,e9, and which ultimately was the c a use oilier loss, by being ' obliged to cut from her cables, to prevent one t f the convoy di iviog on 9n:ird of her ; and befiire she could bring up again, she drove so near the !lute, "that obliged them to cut away all her masts. Had the wind coutiou•A fair, with fine weather until the Seth November, as represented by your Correspondent, the, Sr. Geonde would have . unquestionably reached England in safety, for she . positively attempt d to sail on,. the Ist, and did abso. lately sail with the ; convoy on the eth of Nolrember, wit before stated. The small -aquadron of ships, eon . ;nisei* of the PYRAMUS, CUIP.ceN-ri ErirAidoN, aria sental others, were ordered on t partkulor service; . uric{ would probably have wintered' there, had it been *wad necessary. But, thit hot being the ease, they brogght barite that part of the ST. GROUGIeS convoy whoelt were obliged to veto, n fiorn the loss of anchors end eablcs. They left Matwyk on the 17th Decem _ bet, and ail an ived in safety in E- , 41 int I should imagine your Correspondent has eon , founded the ST„ Geo/roes convoy, with that of the .Pritaswes, but he should certainly be better iiiformed before he so roundlyasserts, that the convoy was or dered to retinal* tin'il the Ist of December. By in serting the above factr, you will oblige A 'FRIEND TO TRAJTII. A few nights since, so early as six o'clock in the eventing, a gentleman wai stopped nearly opposite the Royal Hospi-al gate, between Plymouth and . Storehouse, by two footpads, who demanded Ms me. Ivry ; bait luckily when the renlemAn was in the act • of giving thou what he had some persons appeared in bight, at whiCh the robhets ran off across the fields toward. the Mill without their booty. Strict sends iravireerrmode-to apprehend - - - hitherto without effect. The house of Mr. Sant, grocer, old Town without, Plymonth ' was br,ken into from the court at the back of the same, by some robbers, between twelve and nlle o'clock on Tuesday morning. _Fortunately Mr. Said, who hid hut just retired to bed and was not .asleep, heard the dewed:l6)n, who made off at . his appearance, %%idiom any booty. Tuesday night the shop of Mr. Richard Baker, grocer, Old 'l'mm-street, Plymouth, was attacked by a gang of thieves, who had got dawn one of the win clOw-shuttet s and were in the act of cnt, ring it, when smite person who slept in the loom over the shop disturbed them and the villains 1411 oil' without com mitting any furthir mischisf. Several robbers went on board the smack Friends Increase, of Yarmouth, on Monday night, where she . lay, at 11:e New Quay, Plymouth, and were proceed , itsg to rob the cabin, but were foiled in this attempt , by, the appearance of some one of the ship's crew on . . deck, from whom th y made their escape. .Early on Tuesday morning some robbers got on board the brig Mary, of Sunderland, Captain Wil liamson, while the vessel lay at the New Quay, Ply mouth, and stole from the Captain's bed-place, who was in bed at the time, a watch, and - a pocketbook, cot.t.tining cash and notes to the amount of Rl5, add some Custom-licii;e papers. Cm in STOLEN.—On the 20th inst. about•(i o'clock in theevening, a littlFgirl named Margaret table s only nine years of age, was stolen honk the town of Dodbrook, near - King's-bridge, Dernii. Her change was found (...1 the mad leading to Totriess, About one iniie f r om Dodbrook Cie following win. • ice, Covered with blond stains. Suspicion is attached to several vagrants who were noticed' theic in the course of that day ; and who have not been heard of • or seen since. Tuesdiy 1 tct, at Plymouth, a man named John Armstrong, who stands charged with the mUrder of a marine, was apprehended on board a brig lyitig at • New Quay. It appears that Armstrong, Angether with three other men, deserted from the:Goldfinch sle op of war, e.n the night of the Ilith of Septeniber last,and stole the gig from the stern rif dust vessel, ' lirl lie she lay in Stonehouselool ; that they enticed 1 • the Marine, named Isaac Carter, then. doing duty a the gang-way, 'to desert his post and accompany 'theta, and that when they had got mid. way bet ween the ,vesil and the shore, they pinioned hittt, tied his legs,. 'and threw him overboard. Join WilEarni e an Abe 7rictul, and Henry Dercus, a Dutchman, 4cconiplites • with Armstrong, are still at large, and for whoin a "witaid of £3O each L 3 offered by the Admiralty. * The number of sudden deaths lately, are alarming. At this season of the year it behoves every person, jestecially those concerned with a family, to use the 'sheens which, by long experience and practice, have snatched many from the jaws of death ; decline, pains In the stomach, bead-ach, fits, consumption. *c: ane often attribtited to wrong catties ; old adage reMove the cause and the effect will cease. • To ite iomplish this the reader need only be referred MTh: GARDNER, 7-1, Long Acre, and 3, ShoreditCh, where tint be seen thousands of those expelled which were the moving cause of the above complaints: Tht_Dr. consulted as usual. ~~ ". • • EMPICIVIP3'IIIIITUILN ;MU-MGT, hr. Oa. tOs. to 101. 0.. " . 1 " • ' 414. to ?.91. Os. eldafarit*Whit - • lb. did. to 465. —d. • Ogee • 83g —d. to 191. _.4, • • + 4 1...„-4. to 555.....4, • Peas mg. —d. Vass ass. Goa. —d INA WOATE AND LIIADENHALL MAkKET. lloef so ea to de od Vest 3s cid to 84 lid Mutton 14 Od to' irs Od Pick ss, 04 to 6s 44 PRICE OF HOPS IN IHE BOROUGH MARKET. Rags. Poekos. Kent 41 es In 61 tOs Kent 41 10. to 71 Iss Susses 41 us to 61 Os Sussex 41 Os to 61 10s Yearlings — Kent, Bags 4L Os to 5L 10s. Ditto Pocket'. SL Os. to s5l. 6s. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. • ST.Jassas's. Witsgscantrat. Hay 11. 10s. to 61. 6.. Hay 41. 10s. to 61. Gs Straw 91 St. to 11. 14s. Omer 61. 6s. to 71 7s Straw L Bs. to 111. 16s PRICF. OF TALLOW. . St. James's Market 4s lid :rown Tallow Chit Market 4. lid Yellow Rusila Whteeltapet Market 4s 9d White ditto per stone of 81b. Soap ditto 14s 7d Melting Stuff Average 4s 100 Ditto rough Graves 50s tld. Good Dregs Si Od Yellen w Snap 901—Mottled, 102.--Curd, 106s—Pairn 925. _ _ _ _ 63s 6d 76* Od 768 ad ?Gs Od Oft Od 408 Od Free of il'andles per dwzen, 12s. 6d---Moulds, 14s Cd. PRICE OF LEATHER IN I.EADENHALL MARKET. Duns. 90d 2::3 CAIt Skins MI 64d Ditto 24d lasi pitto ••• scd 42d Merchants' Backs lsd c;3l Ditto 3tid 40d Pressing Hide% 16d iSd Small Seals Is id to tts 10d Tine Coach Hides lad 19 ;d Large ditto 1 Ini 16Os troy Hides forfeit. I6d 194 'Fanned Horse Hides 17d uf d Ditto " 1814 Yikt Goat Skins 346 Cg RAW HIDES. 1 Best Heifen and Steen, (per Ordinary 9s. 4d. to 21. 6d: bniur) 3s. 6ul. to ss. Bd. Market Calf 161. Od. each. Middlings Ss bd. to 3s. 41. Etigtiilt Horse 13s. to 14s. Oa. libeep Skins 2s. Gd. to 4s. 6d. ibtiORSE OP , EXCHANGE. Anisterdans, 29 9 2 U:•J Palermo, 125 Pence per ox. Ditto at sight, 29 1 i .1 I.i.gliorn, 59 Rotterdam, C. 1. 9 2.2 IT Grinsa. 34 Hanburgli, 27 6 U . Venice, n. C. 521.1 v. Piccole. A.ltona, ti• ? a t 3. effectiv eper!. ads. , Varici de/ s aga. 19 — llll .f.. .Naples, , 4t Di 119 1 .2 Us. 19 10 , ' Lisbon,' O 8 Roludeaux, do. 1011 - Qporto, alit 'Madrid, . • Effeett4 Dublin, 9 CEII2; 43 WOK. t COrk, 8i Itills .. - . Met. I New Dalian, tis. Id. Rio likelto f4f, Malta Bu, Gibraltar 41. New Doubloons, £4 4,41. 64. Silver in bars per oz. Os. 00. : Bonsoi-s.A. battle was fought at Pittam Common, near Farnham, on Wednesday, betwixt Green and Hamerton, two stout novices, for a w..gcr of I Ogs. It lasted two hours and ten minutes, in which were given above 60 knock-down blows. Such a specimens of gluttony w.ts never *kr exhibited. Helmet - ton won the match, but both were hit senseless. Ballard and Smids are snatched to tight for one hundred guineas, on Tuesday nest. UNTIoN HALL. -.—lfahns, Allele, and Clark, the three men in custody on suspicion ofbeing concerned in the attttnpt to rob Mr.. ertor's house, underwent another examination ; whetbSiirala Wilkins nbt being able to identify any of thilkobey .titi4e discharged: C . - On the ,inCitilLlg of theiLythen.tlierobbery WAS ea t Mr. Pryor mis sed the key out of the shop, lOW ched every where for it,-bnt in vain. "In the evening, after the villains were gone, the search was repeated,, by Mr. May, but with no better success ; the door' had been locked all day, and it was plain the robbers gained admittance by means of a key, which wetly fitted, as the lock remained uninjured. It is a singu lar circumstance, that the keywhich was sought far in vain on the Sunday, was discoveredon the Thum day following lying in an exposed situation in a. closet in the shop, which had been opened several times in the interval. HATTON GARDKN.—Yesterday TV. Bailey was fully committed, charged with stealing a silver spoon from the Queen's Head Coffee-house, in Holborn, where "he went on Thursday evening, ordered tea, and slip. ped out without paying his reckoning ; but the waiter pursued him, and on searching him, the spoon was found in his pocket, as were several others, suspected 4 0 have been stolen from other Coffee-houses—like wise six pounds in Bulk -notes, and fourteen shillings in silver. ' , Yesterday afternoon, as the carriage of Mrs. Men ton, of Skimmer-place, Portland-road, was passing at a quick rate along Wiginore-street, the coachman, in endeavouring to avoid a butcher's cart, drove the carriage against the hinder wheel of a dray, which' overturned it with considerable violence. The coach man, who w.O the greatest sufferer by the accident, had his thigh broken, and he was conveyed to an hospital in a very bad wa; . Two Ladies, and n youth, who were in the carriage, escape.t . with but littleinjury. • . trumpeter, of the name of Lacy, belonging to the Arst regiment of Life Guards, many years em. ploPed in the orchestra pf Covent Garden Theatre, died suddenly, at half past three o'clock, during ritearsal of 'the forthcoming new drama of the rir. gin of the S WI. He had just finished sounding his tipmpet, at the side scene, when he fell down and ex pive4 in a moment. He was about fifty years of age, a rn.tn of very respectable character, and has left a wife and four children. Last week, one of the caravans, in returning from Glasg,iw to Hamilton, was overturned near Boat well•bridge, and one of the passengers % an elderly woman, who kept a respectable publ4-130use in Ha. 'iniltOlN had several ribs broken, and was otherwise so much injured that she died on Sunday evening. • Clit:ELl 'to ANIMALS—On Saturday, two coun t:me* at Sheffield-market, after bragging about the LcOmparatiie worth of their horses, agreed to bet them against cach other. Accordirtgly, these fellows, hay r g fastened them back to back to the shafts and tail of a cart, in Noi folk -street, flogged the poor creatures .unmercifully to make them pull in contrary direc tions. After a desperate strife, one of them prevail .ed, and draped the other backward with the cart, to the sliametal amusement of many applauding spec tators. The owner of the conquering horse thUs be . came the master of both. Curions and extraordinary epitaph at Conway':..: 44 Here lieth the body of Nicholas Hookes, of Cod. way, Gent. who was the one-antliiwtetk chilli, of his father, William Hookes, Esq. by Alice his wife, - 146 the father of seven-and twenty ckildreg I• He died eat MOth day of March, 1631." ,: POPULA7 10M. •••=••••=.••.1 • The fonowing is a coniparatire Statement of the Popul+tion of the several Counties of Britain, in the years 1801 and 1811; shev.isig the increase and dimi• nutb n thereof; trgetlnr with the present state cf the Returns called for by an Act of the list Ses,inn of intittaed, is An •Act for taking an Ac coun t of.the pnpulation of-Great Britain, Sind cf the increase or diminution thereof." ENGLAND. . * el lg . - COUNTIES. -• " 4 0 r. i --- ? errlit Stele 4 g .f6. b lz M; lletarm. R, le 4 64. l ' . ._ Ardlor4l 63,393 6,8 7t , "18 Co.”?ivec. • • • Berk 109,21 •' 9, - 187 Cospette. BieckiBoBlll • .444 10 417.6j1- ' Ode. CsrooLrttlge 09 ,S4O 11.7 101.1 4 Com pete. Carder 191,751 33, •AO Complite , Contemn 1211 •-•;- • 28, 16,66 T :.!empl.f.e. Candberitsad 117 4) 16, 5 1 133, - 44 Comp e -e. bed" 011,142 24.34 1415.413 Comi.l.-te. Alia - • 3,001 40. ,'.' 4 Corr;k:v. Dorset IS 31: i. 374 124 Coe Oct*. • DoPktus 160,361 19.4441179,0 5 C.'4:418p14 fe. Esser • • .4:1; 26,036'2X,47 Cumplete. Gloaceaer •50 009 27 7: . 0 73 iplete. Her,jord WO IV 4,841 14,07:' ecierph it. Ha! fl,rel 97,577 14.077 111 C''' Cotivicke. ikassc_cio* :a . : 4,6401 4 'l , lkle:e. ' Kral :1417 G 14.1 6 .t. 61 '370,816; D ~i tot, 2 Rot. JAN:aster 12,731 155. A -a .11,2• K Voinrltte. • Z•icroger 1110004 1.11 160,411, Cumkkti. Line ,1 4 557 13,994 M. 551 I,44ica nt, 2 reit. Malaria: • ifi1W4161,1113160/04: 1 I /La. inii erfect. Menissoduk 45,E 5,1193 t :1,17-4 DA.-ficicut, ;.5 Het. Norfolk 971 19011 - IRS:: lkficknt 1 WI. N4rt/gr 1,737 9,.131,114104544C"m144;* North 137,161 rs,sto I 72,161' etnip!ar.. 140 **meson 140,350 22.3110162,901 'unaplete. OrAear -MI 9,584 119,201 :umplifte. kistfwed NIA - . 24 16,3& Complete. Salop . 167: 27,061 194,700 Cum piste. Sooserret 3,7 I •• ,4 90:1.18; Cunipkte. Soo/ham/4m 19,436 ISVPII 243,547,Ddicient, 1 Ret. Stalford 239,11 .57,37 296,52;. ('Ott: t. Saba ' •104491 " 23, ' 333,893 Coinpli te. Slimy 2609 t 54,48 ,D.;l Oxiviir( t . susser 159,311 29,17:34tr41fr !),211 Coinplee. Wm wick . ,ipt 10, 18,ieuntpkte. W44l4tortan4 41,61 4, 43.964: Coroplece. Wile 193,107 11,72 i 193 82> CoUleirlC. W•rcrsi,•r 139,1 21,064161,0014:empiete. York, last Rirli 199, 2 7 .92°167,33: U81344kee .....-- Norsk Rillin . 155, 2,991+ I WAD .2nniplete. —• Hrest Rilditer 541,95. 29,019 643,00 1 :uniptree. _, ENGLAND. - - - - • WALES. s; • I .: . • 7 ; .- • PreWist State of -..- s e . ‘.4 COUNTIES. • • ... ... the ReiMelli. Lao . " l • Ar IN Anglesey :;S,RuG 3,966 ^ 57.092 Deficient,' 1 Ret. ' - 1 1,..,ni 31,633 6 117 37,7J0 Deficient, 1 Ret. i:,,i•ii, : :opt 42,936 7,376 Fo r itll Deficient, 1 Ret. Caroeirtheitt 67,317 9.900 77,217 Complete. Cariarron 41,3 . .1 7,493 43,019 Deficient, 2 Ret. De4i4ls . 0 . .939 43,1221 64g m eampirte. Pint r 0,622 6,896 46,518 Complete. Glamorgan 7 1 1.5(23 9,743 81,298 ! Dune:cut, 6 Ret. 1111'riansik 29,566 I,eB 50.024 Complete. Meagan/Cry 47,978 2,628 50,606 Deficient, 3 Ret. Penshruke 56,220 4,3 5 60,615 Compkte. aarbior 19,0. X/ 2,749 , 21,799 IDelicietit, 5 Ret• • - • - -- SCOTLA.24D. • • d ' MAE& tit E _E . I; •-• Present State ei ,7, 1 the ilatairtes. i• O rd. ., - . 4 e s. -. -- - Aberdeen • 1 23989 3 3821 130,203 Complete. Argyle • 71,850 13,726 85,585 Complete. Ayr ,tpep 19A411 103.954 Complae. Emir 'W, ' 34,110 'Complete. Berwick 30,621 178 3a,779 Complete. ' Bide 11 ,791 _ 242 .12.033 Complete. • Caithitru •• • 22;609 810 '23,419 'Complete. Clarkwuntin ' 10,858 1,172 12,01 Q, Complete. Pamliation ' 90,710 3,479 24,189 lete. • Dtintfries 54,597 8,323 62 960 Complete. Edinburgh 122,954 25,490 148,444 Complete. Ellin 26,705 1,102 22,14711 Complete. P/A 93,743 7,529 101,272 CoMpiete. Forfar 99,127 8,137 107,264 ornplete. Hattilington 29,006 1,178 81,164 Complete. Inverness 74.292 4,123 78,415 . Deficient, 1 Ret. Xiscardiffe 96,349 , 1,090 27,439 Complete. Xiiirtaa 6,725 520 7,24.1 Complete. Xerken4right 99.211 4,473 33,684 Cdinplete. Lanark 146,699 43,053 191,752 Complete. Linlithgow 17,244 1,607 19,451 Complete. Nairn , e. 4157 - - 6,251 Complete. Orkney awl Shrt. t 42,6 4 24 - . 46,153 . Complete trebles . 8,733 1.900 • 9.9.13 'omplete. 126,366 8 717 1 133,193 illpt. r. 1 ruf k irto 72,0.56 14 540 92,596 Complete. Revak, Crtnitorty 57,343 5,510 60.633 Complete. i.u.litifi 33 682 &Mil 87.230 'omplete. Sell:irk 5 070 819 7.869 Complte. ~ iliirl iv 59 925 7,349 5 8,17 4 iC° 4O l/kte• SoacerlPftd - 23,117 1 319 , 216:9 Complete. 1 Widistem 22,218 8,973 26,891 Complete. - I • ..._ . __ SUM ,KY. 1801. 11Juies. Enshod Waits . . &Dew! Army, Navy, &c . Totals • • Engkid WAlrs Scrltiz.nd Army, Navy, &c. • • • • 857,17t1 734,581, 4 . 5 U1 489.41 145,371 ►,31.4, 011.4 .961,1 1,331,434 341,.443 1, 191,061 470.591 4110,982,646 1811. 1014,14.1 317,0 079,417 Totals 9,41119.400 0D7,381) 1,104 Mt 640.5t0 1.341,396412,252,144 i:creay. England .. tv,. Srotl4nd Army, Navy, &c. 169.902 ----- Total mm..... AT:MARKS. In order that the comparaive statitnent of the Pnptilation of the several Counties in 1801 and :RI t might be made as perfect as the present state of the returns of ism permits, the f w out standing deficiencies have 'been supplied from the returns of , 1801; and it is suppos e d t h at t h e uncerta i nty thence arising can I scarcely amount to a thousand persons in any one of the few in complete counties, excepting only in Mtnimouthshlre. Tbe ap parent diminution in Bokillahire chiefly arises from three parishes being now returned wholly in neighbouring counties, which pa rishes in isot Wete returned iar.ly or wh o lly i s Baniehire. Tl:e number of males composing the Army, Navy, &c. In cludes the Regular Army, the AroUrry, and the Belt eh Rt gular Militia, all according to the luta returns to Parliament ; but the reg mtots of Local Militia which were embodeid for train ing and exercise on t h e 27th May, Idi l, have been ascribed to . their-respective counties. With the Nary are included the Royal Marines; and, to all these are added the Seamen en,ployed In t navigaiiits registered vessels. h 4 larger• abstracts, both of the Enumeration and Parish Register returns, still be presented to Parliament when the ferpective returns shall have been completed; in furtherance Of v l 4 l PurPosce letters and. blank. 6f:bed 'del have been dispatched IO the places Whirs may Oelicicacy aappoeed to VOA. • 17110 N, At Getrati, on Aid It* Wk igegoriatt velvin e s „ c i r. kirk MeII, will Of Jail Alen, Esq. PAyaraattr of the iti t il . 7 .. a. At liotabay; et) tf.e ett cf Met, 11+2 t, Icniattri 11., aft. ticked attained she *best golentiot.al ruck In the ut,L" bir ri g in :br . , ~:' .:st esnoratiott of tie Chirainseru4 ALI --.1 i itassello: . A tabq . ous - dreacef hien& ' M Q ra IFFIT wArE,CAT LONDON LIUDGE Tf) Moitio i, ,. - AtikiiAin.en,„..........,........•-••••• l3 ..iiiuse, l i., 1 -.—.._.......__,___ .........................., .....--- • ' '<MIN lONIAN MEDICINE ;. E $l.—T4l/6. ()aim, Chiviht, lift 9, Ga-:=1,5,,, r , 7 cktarwrcad. . Ikea, S lR k — o In y j o us i j: et ece un t e o e k , u k tt le : t il li t furethe.gußidirf at liberty is amid you an aticaust of my Woes% wi1 . .6, 41 : 4111 -. grokilay effected. Solve time in the Sprin g e ! Iv", 11 2. 4 . mud ViOltllLtheuisiatic fever, a tended with era•saat etcs: its pain. and by whilla I eueircly lost tilt use of bosh ar f k , lissoinuel that 1 e:aild not nuive myself is csyll.4 wilioriZ ranee: and voila get a 3 ease day nor right: In tilt way i ow , ins Meihoises ander the direcions et a phys'ef 4a , and • thecsry moretbiss a month with , tat raisirg tit. i. ut r 2jlr: vow arid e,l to you,and in lia:f in bias after iskiu erxt .: a : leaving the lo n lotion will rubbed In, I %%4qt:ital . 's* fratupsk L ,,, is sit aeplieatings of the imie tart 1 was gal e sail, aii k,; e — ' rt. swirled me ever 61414.. Har . n .4 l taut 4 great candor Nair yi,,, d . and actitaintances to dilative° the saairdlatipllne for ilina,, plai.tes, I chink it right here testate, dre.y have A tft d im ii,T . tialsti teCtiVral the saute Ism esutodiavin with lump - . 'tau bhall tw rtiOttu!est.iir ty soy, one ukp cbutaica to farm la . si:b a cal for that pbtpo4—l am.hir, ice. hug H. 444 Ott ate La* Of NotUrb.adairmil icreer, Art 14 loft (e 5$ u:iit arpearis a &tor.: I ape) • • eiloitLlLlsMiai' MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeon% Ilk i m • a hisiesty's Service, ands-lige the guide *mid to pe e " flies ',mance es Sieve their Medicine and meth s ,' hit /ailed ssf t!te desired effect. The praiike of many pa r , si padre* branch eT Clarke pro!esaioa has nut given ruse y lie sesutcessful case. The; continue to &NM ttie:r studies to thettermeat isg e‘v 4i:restored Comp Lents, and that denusgetuent of the , 7 , 1 ,, % *Wit is the consequence 'Ache penile sous mid wasteful Akre t o bath kart; and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both lo sh IP die sue it will he found to be tbeainfailing stereo el hams. Sift ; the other have its sung.,, fataUy deveeped to then 1, l ,&„ 'tensing state of debility, wh.da. tf not thudy remedied, uriss als in her wow. 'Ller.e &telt, remote and u,tiniateeitittios hilts* tuniptions, loss emus..-tifxr power, and vsrion4 nervous rumpsyy, sway du:ravel-14e the earlier stages of. :Alt al y vice. (M i . sues languis.4ng under the disorders int:tient to inch a keint,u m i r usisrmertt is Csuple and hae never placed tuisuccemfal, h ef t } csw'ie a a lung, lahoriuus ' and much extended prartke. Is 14 most 9 1,,u nate an d compuested cases at venereal tittfectfan i job u ofistructiceis in the urethra, wavy escresrea.- hand oaurs,tatious ulcers, erupaitstn,.se!usisal weaknets,ti.ett,u4s STRICkURES. Whether-recent or of long duration, and which have bsilidgb skill of other Practitioners ; are by tbeir prevent improndidowr rentaient, effectually and r •Irmastently coved, without them* , sufferingthe excruciating pain and sistining henenryLage odd oftest follows the application of the Neat ittst :C. I u the...ens. ita years extensive practke In this metuipuliv, minion*. rain Strictures have lie-ea anal are daily node.. their are, the tad eradication of which are effected by a safe, cet/itie, and t aw,: dons mode of practice, superior to any other let Mope's!. weakness, relasatlon, and delillity.procce.Ying from dii. cunt u t% Is speedily removed, and the pa lent reavvred idsetted alt.'. 0. enrolls health. But where the debility has for ~vrirs rzi.4d, & proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, atter tLe nit. cure ha. been destnayod, la Indispensably re4ulsite to rem. di 'lumbering !parks 414 life, and to reanimate the Cow noire , Several Noblemen and Gentheisen, et the first nen...ve t t% `,are been under the care of Mesita. Currie and Co. fur t'..er. naval of complaints of the Urethra, litrlctuies, Ste. and, received a radical and rermanent clue, request that rakivoct• may be made to them as satisfactory reit:tuxes of the docidef jar pertority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan rf treatmst. Maq of these Gentlenwo have had Strictiires from ten to *tenni ram and bad been under the care of Messrs. Horne avid Heart* aad other woreasts of equal emlostice, who artetnpte4 the ace by the application of the lunar caustic, without sneezes. Messrs. Currie and Co. nifty be emssuhothr either mewed/ stoma del racy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, fficlei lia•Ma-Carden. Patents in the country ar • reihested totes the particulars of their case, age, and general hiAnt• of !arnica& , tielueiss a remittance !or advice and medicine., when desire will ha eo or 'tat to any part of the kingdom. A UILEAP bVistir ENGI.AND. nett Horewitaaelt inweitetilL ntScallT **Mertes. MANY laudable attempts have heretofore here made in vain to arrest our Great Inteshal Entail, so. CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called England's Phew), Twenty Thousand Persons having (alum under hs tyrunti tr nosily, for eetituries past—a fact allowed by the facuky. Wist ; people In general consider very lightly, namely a Commas CuN and Cough, has usually been the primary cause, as seek, Elom ever will clock Cough effectually, should dolt spseslily resorted is, aa it 14 better to prevent than to cure..-Mr. MADDEN, de Proprietor of the V F.GI.:TABLE ESSENCE. for the Power ciao and Cure of Consumption, Asthma, and the very 1 1 14 0 1 Pulmonary Complaints, compreitendh.g also the Hospittgands. the destroyer of Children, feel. it a duty ineumbeet sie his is urge the Public at large to a speedy adoption of it Immo if tough —He has kept an open Dispensary tor the last Lye Vors for the Senefit of the Poor, in %sloth time be has had the goa -1 ficatino to relieve three 'I knotand Person.; anal car with out% say, that it has never yet failed of giving north kiwi hoed of Cough, however severe. RECEN . S . CAsEol 1 Frem Mr. TilOilAS Amor, ii , thangusore er r, its.a.lloo-vmea I .4 sta—l feel it a duty incumbent on me to arloaaletles4dl igradtude the efficacy of your Vegetable I..sence oil I whet clef wife, who was afflicted with a periodical cough for tee wwsi which baffled ars nteslk . al aid, and li.eantr increasingly semi Which lad reduced her to a mete shadow, till at leuedis IS wiry provideetial way, sbe heard of your nterlicicie, Sod *lf ! taking one battle Wend great relief, and connueists to Isle I : agreeably to your ditections, her cough has crew* lit hr. I should hate wrote before (her cough isaying hes novisved kr ! . more than eighteen months) het have waked to see ll= return; and finding It tines not, I can rtes longer refry my most grateful thanks; and may pus Ran se wimps a &Sit en on thousands of your renew -creatures, is the sinetee es., f, '6lr. your must obedient humble *cream. THOS. 4111116 4 No. t t, Orange-street, Red Lien-vauare, May la. lair. From Mr. 1. Xaute p.a. 3, Fast -street, Q,reess's squats " Si II -.I feel great pleasure In acqualuttbg yes, that "Wl° getable Essence alone has happily relieved my armee, Nan Clark, from a very troublesome c‘mstitueitasal cough, web OA she has been afflicted, by het account, these lace's/awe rep I beg you to accept my sincere thanks for your seviereee. atoms° I to her, and if you think property puling/1 this cure. 1.1n4 k itt duty to give my verbal tvedisoey to any Inquire,. I sol, IA your most obedient servant, J XLML.UII.* " Eau -street. Queen-square, April It, till." A small Pamphlet, comatbine an Accoent of its Virgil, 1 the Testimonies of nearly a hundred Lastige and Cent' mss , high respecaltinty, in ha taunts-, tray lie had at Mr. IL Ms tilieS 14, Ohoreeter-st rept, cleeenau t uar e , fo u sn..sbury ; at Mr. Hew kilts. Mineral Water Warebiati-e, No. I :1, Old limel-stni t i Mr. Perrin, N 0.2 ~; Southarepton. s -reet, Coyesst-Garden: Or vett, Artist, and Baker's. $7, Parthilumew-close, Wew Is. `field; Miss ltandalra (late Tim). adjoining the !sof _____.,.. 4 e ttl / 1 141 , Gate, Coiehill; Mr. Huguenin's, Perfumer, 13, 11. 4 4 1 " 4 .'' . .._,_ A : 1 Mr. Mattress's. OS, Fleet-street ; Mr. Sauget's. iW. %I'm' 1 street ; Mr. Clark's, 6610. Hills-street, borough; kir NI% cornersof King•street, Holb o rn ; Mr. B r ennaid's 13d, Ik'W I gate Without; Mr. Ward' s , near Midlik-row, Holborn; IN! MOW. Coofectioner, Ifantpar,- a d ; Mr. Bassi Chorpissis Bath ; Mr:Bulgin's, Corn-street, Bristol ; Mr. Keynisilik* , eltester; Mesan. Mem. sad Chalk's, l:lielmsfie4l Msl yll* 1 die.Dowding, and Lerforsrs, Salisbury ; Mr. Washbowl'. Oar,. rester; Mr. Nywhery. Dublin ; Button, Royal Faulting( : Is ". 'Freeman's, bleier ; price 64. where also may lie had the Nl° itself, inbottks, 7s. each, the stamp inehided.-114 bele° win only acid, that a single tea spoonful of We inval4lll , paratton is a dose for a grohn petson—tha.. to mµ3l taste it k &irk-want as whitewine—and that ohjecti If I may apply In Gloucester -meet, where it is, to ones, ', k Any quantity. not less than three honks. ~„ She kidgdowi (surfer, free ) epon an inele4dfl" any part & Prim") by Levet. Kurt- - ehet .rwor tiled there, atd . a4 tbAlkar4,4lo,`Tfeloo44l4 . ...d j