Star. — London, England, 1812-04-20 00:00:00

A , EPILOGUE, AI Tar irEW PLAY, CIILLRD " TIIC SONS OF FRIN ; OR, hIpDTRX SENTIMENT;" NOW PERFOSMING JIT TUE MUM THEATRISPOKEN ET MRS. EDWIN. I own I'm puttied at our bard's intent, In making vrar 'pima tendrn sastimemt 1 Mercy ! where has she liv'tl!---for by the way • I trust you've heard a Lay wrote the Play.- Ala I pear dear soul, It seems she little knows The - modern sentiments of modern beaux— Bold, fierce, and noisy, when they dare intrude ; They think their manhorid's shown by being rude; Tn outrage decency, their frequent boast, And all their sentiment—a drunkard's toast. Whisker'd from ear to nose, %would seem they thecae To form the !kit 'twist Gentlemen and Jews!— We thought, when one behind our a.!enes appear'd, 'Twas Marko. 51.t...1cr, in old Shylacrx beard— Or, as waste land • most weeds and rubbi s h bear, That unplough'dl;rains bring greatest crops of hair. But could you view their mounting genius soar, Tlie hero mark, in his baron:he and four— With gait and action for the part pri par'd, The drayman's s4aggering roll, and bruizer's guard ; See him ascend the box with surly grace, And eye each strap, with thonktful, solemn, fate— Ilis.horses thorough bred, his cai raze new„ Patents, and postliorns, crowding on our view, Long reins, short tonmiles, and the Lord knows what, He's off—arid now—the nags begin to trot. He'll do—he'll do—of. ! wonderful ro say What Greenwich stage performs twelve times a dray. - But sertiment, at least, you'll say, finds place When beauty trios !—alas! 'tis not the case ; Like gout, when cbas'd by the tes.dieitale eau, ' Eiriv'n from the heal, it now has seia'd the toe. Wax-ends and bris•les, h..mmrr, lasts, and leather, Have ruin'd love and shoemaking together. No more Miss Glancer now each breast controuls, Instead of piercing hears, she's stitching soles. No more Miss Lange 's!: weeps her Cynthio false, But pares the pumps in which Mama ' s to waltz ; For prudent (laugh, cm now are chaprens all, While whirling dowagers keep up the ball! (la, happy forecast in this ticklish age, When half our Noblemen can drive a stage; When high-bred dames can make or mend their shoer, Coachmen and coblers can't have much to leer:. What ! are our beaux all =steed in this Lea Oh ! no ; behold the rung diploniatiat— Cold, prim, and prudent, vera'd in practis'd bows, With mock solemnity, be gravely vows Ask what you will—if but the time of day, a He's—a—wholly ignorant, sod—a.-cannot say;" Nay, never doubt the dull mysterious youth, The suckling Envoy strictly speaks the truth; The path to office well he knows to choose, Shrinks fuss reports, and files the sound of news: ' That great at c;:• maxim guarding still his way, a Who nothing knows, no secrets can betray t" burlei fee soleavaity.] Let's see what Belle shall next appear before you, The Lady Chymist in If r larh'ratory ? She'll tell what oxygen and hydrogen appears, And how proportion'd, in her Lover's tears. But vain are ail his vows, soft tivha sad flattery, Cupid's no match ter a carbonic battery; I;he Loser flits,-the learned tonrtship ends, And if he takes a wi.e, 'tis now—a j ett y,. Where then does genuine sent '.rent appear ? When modest talent pleads fer mercy—/.;r. : For merry dad I sue l—no--for applause— What British is slack is Ifrostasi cause? In Freedom's aid the patriot shaft ti 0 drew; What if the bow be weak, her aim was true! She sees Britannia's anchor is a trip, And pipes all haede to rime the noble ship : Eligland—lrtlated.calls—their guide would prove And seal their twine with a bra - her's love ! We have to congratulate the Public upon the very great excellence which the An of Drawing in Water Colours, has of late years been brought to. The Collection of Drawings executed by Mr. WILKIN, jun. now on view at 39, Sackville-street, displays a truth, a vigour, and a richness of colouring, which rivals the splendid works of Trrotsa of Rumors, and the other great Masters, from which they have been copied. This small but select collection of drawings has very deservedly met with universal admiration. PVGILISNI.—Yewerday Dutch Sam received a challenge horn John Ford, a Bristol candidate for pugilistic fame, to fight him for lt)0 guineas. Ford Is the man who lately fought with and beat Jem King, the turnpike-man. aam never was in better health or spirits ; he has accepted the challenge, which is dated from. the Castle Tavern, Holborn, but does not certify the time or place of combat. The Marquis of Seim passed through Shrewsbury on Thursday morning, at half past 11 o'clock, in a carriage and four horses, mith one servant, on his w: y •from London to Holyhead ; and a Gentleman is travelling the other road through Chester, for the purpose of deciding which of the two can reach Ho lyhead st,onest. The wager is for 1000 guineas.— The Marquis travelled the stage from Hay-gate to Shrewsbury, a distance if ten miles, in 35 minutes ; and fr >ni thence to Nescliff (eight miles) in no mi mutes, and was two hours aad a half bJore his time. FATAL FITECIS FltoW noaxiso.--At Beccles Ses sions, a melancholy circumstance was witnessed.— A young man, named Hubbard, from Debenham, had } been committed to Woof;: ridge Br idewell, upon sus- , picion of having stolen a saddle from Mr. Thomas t I)arby, of Keaton, which in fact, 1..1d been taken off( 241 r. Dar by's horse by some other person in a joke, I thrown into a riveter, and afterwards taken up ant! carried home by rhis young man, wan williegly re. stored it as soon a's he knew the owner. Upon his comvnitn:ent, his young wife, who was far advanced in pregnancy. was taken very ill, and remained der- t ing his continerrant, in a wretched state of mind, continually calling out for her husband. Alas ! she never saw him more. On the night previous to r}aae Sessions, at which an indictment was to have been preferred against him, she died in a state of distrac tion, leaving her disconsolate husband in prison to bewail her loss. As soon as the affair was made! known to the Magistrates, they humanely directed the recognizances to prosecute to be witliarawn, and the young man to be immediately restored to his dis c ansolate friends. A man, decently dressed, attracted much notice cn Saturday near Temple Bar, where he stood for many hours with a label in front of his hat with the fellowin:a inscription :7" 1 am starving, I want work, and have a good character." STEALING DF.AD BODlES.—Saturday morning, at an early hour, a mrmber of pet sops assembled in Streatham church-aard, drawn together by curiosity, excited by the disturbed state of the grave of Thomas and Adam Lee, who were executed on Monday last at Horsemouger-lane, 'for • highway robbory, and whose bodies were afterwards interred'in Streatham churcli-yard. On examining the grave, it was disco vered that the bodies had both been t a ken f rom t h e coitus and colavejettitwalN !:r LM? INTILLICENCIL COURT OF CHANCRRY, APRIL IS • MORRIS' v. 001.1114 N. A motion was made in this case, on the 'part of IMr. Moms, to have Mr. Wilson removed frnm the situation of Stage Manager of the Little Theatre, .Haymarket, whicu M. Cohrrin and Mr. Morris are joint proprietori. The motion was grounded oia the deed of agreement, 18d5a and on certain alleJged acts of mismanar4ement, as Stage Manager, on the part of Mr. NVilson, particularly his having removed the former wardrobe-keeper, and appointed in his place a person who had pawned Articles belonging to the Theatre. Mr. NVerlignAtt. and Mr. THOITPSON argued the caw nn :her* of Mr. WiLsoti,gand the alledged acts mismatiagerrieni werefulty'negatived by affidavits. The 1.030 CIIANCYLthit hastbg .aa engagement at two o'cltick, ordered the farther bearing to stand over till Monday. • • • • COURT OF EXCHFQUER. Mr. RAINg moved fora rule to thew' cause why (there should not be a new trial in the action, Halsam' v. Bourne, Esq. fur Crim. Con. on the ground of ex cessive damages. This action was tried at the late Assizes for Lancaster, rand the defence was the pro fligacy of the plaintiff's wife. The Jury, however, gave their verdict for the plaintiff, with £5OO dama ges. The Court granted the rule. THE LATE HORRID MURDER IN CIIESHIRE-The Coroner's inquest, in the case of Mrs. Murray and her servant for the murder of her husband, have re turned a verdict of wilful murder. The servant is ' committed to Chester gaol; but Mrs. Murray is II& sufficiently recovered from the wound, inflicted in the attempt which she made on her own life, for removal. 130%V.-STREET.—Satvrday W. Seabrook and J.. Wire were charged with'stealing a large quantity of rum, the property of the sing. The former was employed to convey a quantity of spirits in the Friends' Good wili boy, from the Victualling Office to the Duncan man of war in the Downs ; and soon after sailing, a skiff, with Wise and three others-boarded them, when Seabrook gave them some picklock keys, With which they opened the hatches, and pumped a quantity of rum from the casks, which they conveyed in nine gal: lon casks, &c. into the skiff ; but soon after quitting the hoy, they were pursued by a Custom-house boat, on which they drove in the heads of the casks and threw the liquor overboard. This led to an enquiry, when one of the party confessed the fact, and on fui cher enquiry it was proved that, from the time of the hoy sailing to her arrival in the Downs, 90 gal. lons had been taken, and the casks filled up with water. The prisoners were fully committed. BIRTH 4. Sunday se'nnight, In Upperritzroy-street, the Lady of Major- General Burr, of a daughter. , Friday se'nnight, at Itedgrave-hall, Suffolk, the Lady of Ad miral Wilson, of a son. Lately, at Torquay, Viscountess Hamilton, of a daughtcr. On the 16th instant, in. Grafton-street, the Lady of Colonel Grant, M.P. of a son. Sunday morning, at his house, Non* Hill, the I.ady of the Hon. puland Macdonald, art Guards, of a daughter. Thursday night, at Westbowne Green, the Hon. Mrs. He neage, of a sun. MARRIED. Rev. R. P Crane, to tviissGl;r, eldest daughter ofJobn Gurr, Esq. Collector of the Customs, at Maldon, in Eases. Monday, at Dublin, John Kingston James, Esq. one of the High Sheriffs of that city, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of Alder ' man Cash. 'the 30th ult. the Rev: J. Hunt. Rector of South Walsharn, Norfolk, to Mrs. Selby, widow of Mr. W. Selby, late of Ipswich. At Midnapore, Bengal, John Mitford Reee, Esq. Judge and Magistrate of Rungpore, to Miss H. Stokes, eldest daughter of Charles Stokes, En:Receiver-General of Inland 'fazes, &c. INle of France. - , t- • SALES BY ATIC I TI ON . . HERTFOAD-STREET. PITZROY.SQUAR . dal Houle, on Leaie.—By Mr. ROBINS, at Oarrearay's, An l'huisday,Apill &I, at twelve . . • ,A . Substa rnial BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE' :4—Ltsintate on die West Side of Hertford-street, rear the corner otGrafioaktreer, Fitaropaquare. in possession and on lease to Mr. Sparkes, Green-grocer. The House is three stories high, two roonisn a floor, with kitchen, .10.. in the basement ; held fur a long term at a viand rent of per attains .CS. May be viewed by applying to the tenant, of whom Particulars :sty be hid sof 'H. I. Sayer, Esq. Gray's-Inn ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick-street, Gottlen-square. DIED. At his house, at Southampton, on Sunday night, April IStb, of a complication of maladies, Abraham Pethtr, Esq. aged 56. By the death of thi, distinguished Artist,. a wife and nitie chil dren are left wholly urprovided for. Thursday, aged six years and four months, 'William, only child of Peter Alley, Esq. Barrister at Law. Same day, at his father's house, in Upper Harley-street, Stet phen Sloane, second ton of Hans Sloane, Esq. Saturday se'nnight, Mr. Shcard, grocer, of Oxford. He had taken his breakfast as usual, and had just observed how maul. choly it was to hear of so many suddeu deaths, when he dropped down and instantly espired. • 'TO B 2 SOLI) pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bea: ing date the Gth day of February, 1812, made in a Cause, wherein the Rev. Charles Richard Beaumont and others are Plaintiffs, and John Beaumont and others are De fendants, in one Lot, A LA RGE quantity of Ship and other TIMBER, stan4ing at or near Whitley Hall, in the Parish of Kirk heaton and parts adjacent, in the County of York, late the x•rtP of RICIIARD HiNKT BEAUMONT, Esq. deceased, w.th the tp.,rohatiou of SAMU EL Comp rots Cox, Esq. one of the Masters or this Court, before Joust CARR of Wake fi eld, hi the C o unty of York, Gentleman, at the Wootimen Inn, in Wakefield, afore said, on Thursday, the 30th day ot April, 1912, the Sale begin 11illg a , Twelve o'Clock. Particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Chambers; of Nlt,:srs. Horne and Rogers, Solicitors, ;;erle-street, Lincoln's- Inn; ot Mr. Van Ileithuyses, Solicitor, John-street, Bedford row ; of Mr. George Addinet!, Tadeaster; the Steward of the said Estate.; of Mr. Joan Neville, Surveyor, Sprotbrough, neas Doncaster; of Mr. James Hiachliffe, Surveyor, Bradley-lane, near Huddersfield; of Mr.. Thomas By:3h, Dewsbury, near Leeds; at the Leauntont Amu, Ktrkheaten ; at Whitley near Huddersfield ; of Mr. John Carr, Wakefield, aforesaid; and at the place of Sale. TEMPLE CHURCH LANDS, ADJOINING THE FLOATING HARBOUR, BRIFTOL. TO BE SOLD BY TENDER, For a Term of 99 Years, commencing upon the 29th da of September next, determinable with three lives, to be named by the Lessee, subject to a chief rent of £l2 per annum, ALL that spacious Plot or Piece of GROUND, i usually known by the n:m of the DEAL YARD, situate I in the Parish of Temple, o he wise Holy Cross; having the Floating Harbour on the north-rast side, and the public road or street, called the Borough Walls, on the south-west side; coo t:tilling lit length, adjoining the Float, 291 feet and ranging along ti, road or Borough Walls 1:2 feet 6 inches, and in depth at the south-east end about 150 feet, and at the north-west end about 160 feet. N. B. it substantial Quay Wall has been lately built at a great rxpeuce, the whole extent of the grouud adjoining the Floating Harbour. The above premises will be Let either in one Lot oe in three several Lott, to contain an equal frontage towards the river. Any persons desirous of purchasing the above, are requested. to send sealed offers for the sameopecifying the price they may respectively be willing to give, slither fur the whole or fer any of the allotments respectively, on or before the tee diy df next, to Mr. 1. W. Lancaster, the Charchwarden,TsnapieTstreot, Bristol ; or to Messrs. Osborne and Ward, Solienoes, Broad. street, Bristol, on application to whOin, a plan of the Preinises and of the allotments may be seen, forme Ott e sliders bad, and faiths; particulars Lona. CARITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES. Milford-lane Wharf, with the Buildings, &e.; Northemberland Head Public-house, St. Martin's-laLi; anda Dwelling-house adjoining.-3y Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday,Aprii 23, at IV, in Three Lou, 'THE capital FREEHOLD ESTATES ; com l. prising One Undivided Moiety of the extensive Wharf, a; the bottom of Milford-lane, Strand, with a spacious range of Warehouses, Granailes, Counting-house, and other erections, In the occupation of MeiSN. Soulsby and Allison, Coal-merchants. One Undivided Moiety is the brick-built Dwelling-lsouse. tuate No. 4, St. Martin's-lane, known by the alga of the Nor thumberluld Head Pubt.c-horse and Liquor-shop, iu the occu pation and'on lease to Ntessrs. Meux 'and Co. And an Undivided Moiety of the adjoining Dwelling-Louse, in the occupation, acrd on lease to Mrs. Hicks. To be viewed b y leabe of the Tenants, or whom Part; c Oars may be had ; of Mr..Wortham, holicitor, dastle-street, Holborn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gulden-squne BROMPTON. Capital Freehold Estate, valuable Plot of Ground for Buildin,l, nearly Eight Ac res, Freehold Ground Rents, Freehold and L e.t hold Houses, a Mulct y of the Profitsof lirortpton Ch apel,Sr c. pr e- Rutin, a very eligible and desirable Property to invest Money. By Mi. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, April 2S, at 12 o'clock, in Lots, Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ES (*ATE, comprising a capital Pitt of Freehold Ground, containing nearly ft Acres, situate at the back ot Bronip ton •row and Terrace, a very eligible site for Building upon an eves:Ave scale. Freehold Ground Rents, am:nutting to A:t66. t is.6d. per annum. Issuing . 1 .. t of, and amply secured on Brempton phapti, Homes in Rawstorpe-street, and lis Houses in Broturon-row and create. Also a Moiety of the Profits arising from Brampton LliapeL A Freehold Dwelling-House, situate No. 48, Brampton 'l4r. race, in the occupation of the Misses Pengries, tenants et will. desirable and improvable Leasebold Estate, c. - .n•prisiar, fire brick-built DwelUr.g-litiuses, Nos. 4, 5,6, 12; thud IS, &intim in Brampton-row, in the occupation of Messrs. Chamberlain, Joss tar., Entice, and alters. The Crown and Sceptre Public-house, and brick-built Dwelling-Houses, NO3. so, mt, Oa, Brompron Terrace, in the occupation of Messrs. Poole, Nix. Ainslie Garner, And Briine, respectable teuaau on lease, held for a long unexpired term, at low groeltd-renta. Particulars may be Mad on the Premises at the Crown end Sceptre, Brampton Terrace; of AIL Worth;ni, Solitittar, street, Hoiborn ; at °antiwar.; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square;. where a plan of the estate may be seen. FASHIONABLE TOWN RESIDENCE, NEAR PORT. • . MAN-SQUARE. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, • At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Friday, April 24, at Twelve, A N Excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, built k a substantial manner, eligibly situate No. 1.5, Montague street, Montigue-square, possessing every requisite acclnintuda. don for 's gehtea Establishment, including numerous Sleeping chambers, a suite of three elegant lofty Drawing-ronms, hand somely finished, with folding sashes to the floor, and Ralcony, commanding a cheerful picturesque view over Montague-Gar. dens, Dining and Bre.difast-parlours, Stud', capital range of do medic Apartmsnit, Coach-house, four-stall Stable, Ate. The situation is cheerful auel healthy, a short distance from Portman square Hyde-perk, and contiguous to the intended Royal rest. • dunce Portman square, elyslum; and it is presumed, from the arrangements now funnink, and die plans already laid out, that it will be the most filhionable retreat for society and amusement ot any plate in the empire, which renders the property particularly adapted for a Family of distinction, at the same time offering an eli gible opportunity for investment, being nearly equal, in value to freehold. May be viewed with Tickets which with dtaitrlptive particu lars, may be had of Messrs. W hite and Pawnee, Stilicitors, No. a, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Auctioneer, N 0.16, Cornliill, Opposite the Bank of England. . . Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, MONMOU'ITISFIIRE. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Auction Malt, opposite the Bank of England, on Thurs. day. May 28, at 'fweive, in Two Lots, unless previously db. posed of by Private Contract, Lot 1. A VALUABLE and Improvable ZREE. -I- .1. H 0.1.13 ESTATE, with a comfortable Dwelling house, Barn, and Stables, and numerous Out buntlines, dined tie Macegsviieth and Peohrein Farm, with part of Cribba Farm, contaiuMg together upwards of 332 Acres of rich Arable Mee. dow, Pasture, and Wood-land, lying in a ring fence, *kr:vale:l -file right of common, in the Parishes of Carwent, and Litovalt Discoad. I.ot 2. A valuable. Freehold Estate, called the Coady Mytiatid, and Magor Farm, with a good Dwelling-house, Barn, Stable, and Out-buildings, containing about 195 Acres of etch, Arable, Mea -1 dow, Pasture, and Wood-land, with very Valuable and attendee right of Pasturage over the adjoining Commun , situate lit the Parishes of Undy and Atzgor. The Estates abound with Lime stone, and are situate a short distance from the sea ports and i market towns of Newport and Chepstow, and both merit stun. • titayai they offer an eligible opportunity for say Gentleman who may wish to retire to agricultural pursuits, as each .Estate,,pos sesses capital situations for the erection Of it Finlay Minijoa I and Lot 1. commands a beautiful prospect of die Rivet Severn, and King's Road, L.:luding a rich picturesque view over eta fertile Counties of bloucester, WiltS, hoti i met,, Devon, mid Gls. morgao. • - 1. - - ....4.-Th • May be viewed, and descriptive paiticulars h v t or !mem. White and FO Wile% Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ;Ind of Mr. slorwei Pearce, Auctioneer, NO. M. Cornball, opposite the Lank 'attn. land; where plans of each F.statu may be /Otis ; particulars may also be had at Mr. Walker's Printer. cinucestcr • Mr. Gnu, Printer, Bristol; the Three daimons, Usit ; the Le ' ltifort Arms Monttiouth; the West *Gate House,Newporc ; the Kings Head, Abergavenny ; the Beaufort Arms, Chepstow t the bash : Blistati the White Hirt, Bath ; and Marine Library, bid* _ • . ,1 —v MR. SPILBBUItY, from his succelein Serooo- boos Cases, may be consuked any tnoridnk betallen the bouts of Eleven and Three, at his Dispensary, No. Is, Spio- square, London, Patients wishing to consult him at their own; houses, on diseises of the joints, scorbutic - and eruptive Com plaints, previous to making use of the Patent Art. iseorbu cic Drops, iti have a decided epinion aslen the rectilabiH!y 'of suteess.- ;- I arms of -Ittendance.may be brown at the j Dispensary, No. t 3, ' 0h..441 tare. As there are soncrous counterfeits, pleaspaossat for Spilsburrs Patent Andscorbude Drops, with the Kinesditty, Unted' In black ilk, In bottlei o f as. Bd. double bottles los. and 1 ger set ts. dory Included. COMPOnnd Raw* lls. • aleillints, No. IS, Oolio-square, Loialon. wieetiTtE:,_ D MIA Rich. %nit" E. 45 Poland-40k Ostordetreef, near SO raft of ag., communicated to Dr. Senate an, of the most citrits ; ,t wary e irie eta Paralytic Affection leidelt pas err occurred in the annals it Medicine, and wlli.a has heed sa-c:ed by the use of 1)-. E. NAIE'S BALM of MECCA, 'without the oiti of any (wh e t remedy whatever. ibis Gentleman Las bad seeeral attaeitt oft% disease, aid hi V espres.n 'bino.-if in the folio/win/ • sorent,l was confut e d to my be she least aid myself, I had b e t r. ghat me fur (loins new ; a serial', err eminent `Maisytft weeded tral remedies, . ft.— ow _ as me all in the Statism, I can De mute mutates medical 4. Irma, rit . Performing the common recommended 01 + friend to try your Mentor:or, _ to the astwir:.nt at et at *Ns kntw me, has restored me tt, perfect health, and I wa serer known to be in mash high spirits; it tbent..re ispp.ars to me that any further Jeliy In nuking my cast E•aws to youi om and tte world, would be en act of Injustice ; the preirdlebd paw ut the community may suppose Cat risks is anessatratrd u rere ee l,„, a dec. ptlon, but those who w:11 take the tr ou bl e to Impure twig Gni that I ant incapablildflentiftkinif tiieridter f ischoe 1. 0 . 11 9 e4y1 RICHARD tilk11•10N. The *aka ivt.c.: is pn•pared by Ilr. Senate; 47, Stitit ieta ton-row, ituesell-squ:.re ; sad sold by IA: Agent, Mr. Chemist, 111 IN Strand, nest tit. Cl swat's Laura; sad retail by nu p, t re bre etal4 e Medicine Verdert, price ra pocket, or t he quantky of fdur in eyelet a panes. • Observe the Doctor's signature, E. Senate, la histratkl-wr:ting on the outside ouch picket, or it catu!ot beiteeelee. r I E Ot ratiEll A lei GOTTA SALL rest% bili'been so long prerid, tieritothlog of the res,nt c ty Call bear a cestipettion woht it, ie sU t4eiliffereNt st ages ef & (vitals:l disease • which it ofectually cur e' an d eradicites Inas the habit, iriflatir owning the-rainftd feelings and ezpos , .re due ottani, anttration—wthoot detalibeing the constitution Lt asp degree, or even regeirinz conliti‘ii.nt front busbies' sr resins. tion of diet. The radic4i virtue. of rhese inestimable Ott". have provtid afteli . Claint to pubLic approbation far in re than 30yean. In all the debility of both sexes they prove . a nev:l..isfy rt e re . et , rstive--whether the debility is produced by too free use of was euri, Ly Mitt: tileashres, or ter eth.cts of a wane dintatr. Te ttorallers and those gulag shroud, they eanout be recornasidek too strongly, as they will receive a safe, specs*, ant c cure, in all old stubborn Fleets, and every weakness the= the bl4.!der and orzans of urine. By i , s riht.ity malty MOW have become nuotLas, who fur many yens Lai been depdted of that happiness._ Sold . Wholesal e and mail, at hi. &o'er's, No. 4, Chtipslie„ corner of Paternorer row ; and refa•:, l y liclara and Portsnainch; HAI and Johnson, Grosrort ; tiii.tutt,AVultur,Uste and Jones, l'ort;4rs *1 rewasan, lixetur ; Caskstanhy, Gdlsert, oak Holland, Plyniouch ; Newbury, Dah lia; Baxter and MicimaU , Ulasvw ; sns:sh, M 4 Aewsc, Scott, and Cat g:ll,Ects.burgit ; Cretweil, lAih • Us* ail p et i t. Hull; Grepon and Wilinge, Liverpool; italul and bouk. Manchester; Bowen; Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd; Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards wd Penny, Lberposh ab =. Meilletne itru den, in bottles, at es. 04. 44.-04 sad 118. e. and in 11111 Letter to the Doctor eirrevi tint wog.," The bet attack was most owe bed fur upward, of e months could co or write my e oft.o! owl! ha inz an, and you eel well roan write no tit Pbysiristi. nay ih diltentianee on his the bale. and id* rseribieg all the um most candid inaliwzr, " Mr. Si, fur you.* by thu most coo as a hope! Lakless, ana Incsitable lon avocation, nwlttefessiea, I was ,, Ito try your hieflitir.o, which to the asttc.i 14X:IAL kLAPPIbiESIi. MA RRIAPE should be the foupidstiss of Seal Happiness, Willa is often disturbed thresh the pante that form the union set tains them precietious why woHyr. cure them the enjoyment of Lustre& domestic Mode* NM of every rank pay adoratioi to shriLe of w e dlock; ohm the consticadou hat b4'en tainted by disease, or &hawed hie certain Labit coutrasned at an surly age, a rem:imam of many prev:uns to enter. 4 that state is indispensably requisite to miss dm slumbering. sparks et life, and to-reanimate the !rum Pei no disorders bait contributed imam essentially to destroy Deal haritiess than those vend( arc the c afsminght pleasure. It was this consideration tid Whited Mimi CUititlE and Co. :or these last twenty yaw% indirect thins. dies and practice eseliWrd; to As treatment asd clientele Vas nereal Disease ; a. ales to die dinritters arising Iron the don► nee prat - d ee& of iswassaider.:te Yr.J b /*swat Melina n 4 • Gentlemen of the Gm respectability Wee been ander de aged Mmas. Currie atsd Co. for the le.nuva: of comphats OA/ nip thrs, urictstres, Miring received a radtaland yeneenilt ' curs, request that referents, m:,y be made td die* inflows of the deeded superiority of Messrs; Curzie and Cal plan du-catmint. Many of these r Mem :a bad atricraretdelli 1 0 to 110 ycara, aped way under the meet Messrs. Halm lieu viddr, awl oti•er surgeons of equal eminence, who ensesed their turn by the appi cation of the lunar caulticorkbret seem Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the toltawite Mier b the many they are elaiiy receiving hoist (tattooed reteralei thanks fee their restorn•tou to sound and etzonais hsd4. k sna sent to them tomolicited.'rotu the son of a Noble Pal " fa Dr. Cr aRc c. 107, Haitoru4iardasi. " Lord -- feels great rleautre in continuaitathig to DIM " Curria the perfect re-euablishment or his health, tousawsosain " of his mild cad admirable imminent n( .trie tures hi the Uftduk " He tuay add, that lie has not tar many fears enjacil se anti " cataract and freedom from ram ; and he silicas:no no anis 4 " hi. having obtained, throu 4 S his skill and attentive. a to" " and radical cure of tLat LorrW razirlaint. Ay be ass aet s ' 4 stranger to the manner that ethers treatid therampisauf,twho " it in his power, trans a fairing! aud Omit einegariasi, ts pq " that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie S hkh be eeessebithik "and shall s ever be mart ready and willing to selriereiscte. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted bf rattans et eats See, with the greatest leaver anti isnrusaros thllr WI% Ph 107 liattow•Garden.-44netre asset be poet AIN I Cf. WHEN Men cf Education and toroiddal ute persevering etideavonn to discover the Mits Aker. certain mrttwd of treaeng a few peek fling Diwaseqdis fa! result of their experience is the but proof of ardirkr• filessri. GOBS and Co. Sorg, s, base been bulimia to tstit the cure of ths following the object of their particula Oak Alle a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a tetnnent of into* tattoo. and hs emote:nit:lets, Strictures and Glens, br an improved plan. are tpeedily and eiferteslly cured: as 111041 °:, laity, whether arising front Eacchanelen Indulgences, land W.' dente in•warm cllmees, or a wrest eatery vice, kw Chu ow happily pursued by the youth of Nu ix Nub suer , in le Wit rasa* sterdity or barrenness, and in the other a nonierceidehi of we coos diseases, which, If not timely remedied, teredeleo id le' potence and Consomption. In that distressing eattliddiddiffir deficiency, whether the consequence of such blialllehilft le arising from any other cause, by which tbersosetriftle ells* netioo become enfeebled, as erg larly educated dergesiss OLEG don, they oiler a fum, safe r mid speedy rennadea to meet old vigorous health. The result of a keg and excoriate* practice bat enabled dam, by a superior method, to remove woereal camel*" alow swe inveterate or complicated, without sitianti deride od the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and le sweet Owe where an early application is natie on &scurry et Ike ;swift they frequently pertorni A cure in she sheet ware if two doli The uoptecedeuted success of their mode of trenceest Via has never been in.uwa•to fail in one Ogg:* Instance le a lice of IS years, during which pet id •suray Moving 'WNW of both Me/ leave been cured, even alter severe sad tarty ntethodanad been pursued by istltts Y atutioriers witatotilmOt induces them. to thus publicly Wier their advice. Mestra.GofiS act: Co. exclusively professing die ems ddb,_ particular complaints, in order that they may oet be worksiod a mistaken few, with the obloquy so jostle attache/so thole. i • rant empiric. thit.it it heti umice to themselves teams._ ____. llllll l have been ptop.:ey et!uatted and fultiserti.ittio (eery f a h , the proftsalou (ceraficttes of which. tram disieteet restunoulab from the most ens!nennehysicieue, daybeds wow wince any innuirer), that the maven reading from 0101 r . " 4. .._ Yours first induced ileni to qui: toe practice Al thegenersi thinner, and end they preeunie that tilcir pretentious constittile fri g ground for the unprecedented coofitietwe with whirls they 11 ""' by the been en illwraily breasted. Patients to it. country are requested to rot the pink" ittheir sr, see. aid manner et by*. inclose(' Seek IMO t ' Ur niaice add esedmines, and the some wdi be ferse 4l o,._____.„. g . pan Of the Itinedons.—COlS and Co. Oren% If..or"' prose.' hose - onset. 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