Star. — London, England, 1812-08-20 00:00:00

MORNING,R • • • Vhn has not wak'd enlist the &icy sounds Of Suminer's2Morning, in the sultry stroke Of noisy I.nndoil 1 On the pavement hot The sooty chimney boy, with ding face • And tatter'l cavil g , shrilly bawls his trade, Rousing the sleepy housemaid. At the axe The milk-pail rattles, and the tinkling bell , ti • Proclaims the dustman's office, while the street Is lost in clouds Imp erv i ous . N ow b eg in s :4 s • The din of hackney coaches, w:.ggoas, carts ; While tinman's shops, and noisy trunk-milkers, Rnire.grinders, coopers, squeaking eotk-eutterst - Fruit-barrows v and the hunger giving cries " ' A Of vegetab:r venders, nil the air. Now cit., shop displays its vary'd tratlt, t ' • • And thnfre‘hosprinkled pavement cools the Olit `, • , Of early walk. rs. At the priv,a'e door i The ru.kly housemaid twirls the-busy mop, ~ Annoying the snrart 'prenticetornsas girl 'I epping with bend box, li3htly. Now the Sets Darts burning splendour on the sneering pane, Save when the canvass awning throws a shade On the gay merchandi,e. Now spruce and trim, In shops where Beauty smiles with industry, Sits the smart damsel, while the passengers Peep through the window, watching every charm. Now Pastry d.iiiities catch the eyes minute Of humming ii:sects, while the limy snare Waits to enthral them. Now the lamp-lighter Mounts the tall ladder, nimbly vent'rous, To trim the halt-filled lamp, while, at his feet, '1 he pet•boy yetis discordant. All along • The sultry pavement, the old clothesman cries In tone monotonous, and sidelong views The area far his traffic. •Noiv the bag , Is slily open'd, and the half.worn suit (Sometimes the pilteed treasure of the base • Domestic spoiler,) for one half its worth, Huh. hi the green abyss. The porter now • Bears his huge load a:ung the burning way, And 'the poor Poet wallas from busy dreams, To paint the Saturn.; Morning ! ' Ili It. officers, beftcled brMr. NAKIS, hastena to the spot, ' dispersed the rest, and shut t - gait s. Gust mi ALL% -•-• Holland and I. iilee, who were charged on Tuesday with attempting to pick the pocket of a Gentleman on-Ludgate Hill, were again brought up yesterday, when, the piaster of Holland stated that he had lime acted in a most improper manner, and could not be better disposed of than being sent into his Ma. jetty's service.: The prisoners agreeing in this sug gestion, were 'sent to the tender. - • `. . ,A.bake,t..in Lad-late, Wood-street, was charged with e . aposing Tor . sale bread' of less weight than is prestribedby. laty. Mr. Lines, the ,Fotemau of the inquest,"gate2l,:that having been. infoithed by the ririghboirtsleratVl4l 0. Vended lightht,bad, he eliflect atalirsalioperesurday anneniag.f • -1 - f* there , found' bilk !FP: 9VRI tele t 1 0 4twess eight of *bleb. sturr . short:of wel:ikt, 4Tlf-14wi weep i4.Atrillingidegreq j heavier than , the st3ti dirt!, in ocklideristion of which be left.tW.4 light"laavestlietrntli' bit' brotighi away six, which proved to be tweray-one . oundeg 'llifitient. Sir' W.' LEW ES •obserwed, that the offence-auto( the most ag. gravated nature, as he was, guilty of a species of fraud which, in the . present times of scarcity,- was particu larly oppret.ove. In consideration of that beingi " pe first tinfe df 'hi: being drought Gyore a Ma:is:Mat - 4 he would only fine him in the mitigated penalty cif • ttio` shillings and sixpence per ounce. The•itefediaint pleaded the usual excuse of a hot oven, but Sisr,W... said, it was utterly impossible that such an apology could be received, more especially as one loaf alone was 7.i ozs. deficient. A fine of £3. and 6d. Was then paid, which was ordered to be distributed amongst thepoor of the ward, and the bread sent to the priso ners in the Compter. HIGHWAY ROBBFAY, 77 -E, Edwards was charged " . HlClL&eatica 1•11.1.0.. A with robbing John Lackey , an aged man, and a res it I N the various complaints incident to die Inman dent of Henley upon Thames, of 54 guineas in gold, I frame, there are none,mt e nz dreedfulin ibeirnature, nor mere on the preceding night in Fleet-street. The corn - a il l i a t ren ti :ng in k ' , thel i r m :e and n Bladdi . r tfi a a n n d I Lnit?lsa ts . el al.' l d h S e n e e r: P cu ai m na ' plainant stated, that as he was tsalking near the con- i plaints to which every person is liable.. **Cate a foita l dativa tee net of Fleet -street, between 11 and 12 o'clock, he every other species of di-o. der. 1110kMAH'11. Pa Lt'. tuns posed of the most innocent irigredient4, haikbeets found of aut. was surrounded by several men, who pushed him about with great violence. i He went into Temple's ! h u elar"s`a urine, but in in happily rmy rtqgthe ir.g . li th e t potrrrot mil urh i t 'ts ol i Z . wine-vaults to avoid them, when the prisoner rushed fronf which proceed the ahoy.: cornnlaluts dle.• linnet; g the in after him, seized him by the breast, and drag 4 ed - cancuit, or gritty seerettons, and banishing etert pernicious ten him out amongst his companions in ;he street, put his dency to these disertiess. *About aeollnenteßk. creel a conse se'sVee v.tfa the kesweq i tut qua! ty of 'brie tills, fultycirinced •by w hand forcibly into his pocket, and drew f orth a small ' bag, in which were 54. guineas ; these he attempted a ao pr - re e ci P 4 r l7l ( n l :i c i t dnd as nu a li cu y Y re a:4 l7; t t l: l e ey abuee com age 'irpelad:rnts. die nialatath. to give to a woman near him, wheat the bag tell on the ! Sold wholesale and Petah at ..ii. 13Alet's, 4, tAteiyside,.eorder of l'atenscistet•Tutit ; and renal by Selam end sharp, l'ortanottelli , ground, and several of the guineas tell out ; ' witness Gosport ; Ainutt, Weston, Mellott, and immediately grasped the prisoner by the throat, and , 1 1 ,":: 1 a r i, n.4)1/ . / ' o , la b b xete N r t * C L t u so r kwo i ri ) ::, Ctle j t 3 i a ll t le er „G am ili although pressed .nt all sides, he kept his hold until hen , and H sall osianel .Lw il u rtly two officers came up, and secured the prisbner. None ' Ma:annaid,Giassow • Smith, MinderstOn Scutt, ma' Cargill, of the guineas were recovered. John Baxter and Edinburgh; Crutwe ll , Bath; Resa and Plat, Hull; Cresson, ward+ and Penny, and Billing., Liverpoels-Stains and Lynch, Daniel Prince, two of. the patrole, heard the cry of . FAl iv Gregory, i ; gh ßo o.o x it v . en it te t motic e h; Knott andLl. , yd, a riniosbens I stop thief; and on coming up, tound the prisoner in den g oi r i y iioxesni es ' . ed. h.' Bri gh t on ; and atone Medicine Via. the custody of Lackey. :I' i.e prisoner' said, the offi-. cers had persuaded the complainant to swear away i Tilt: - FIRST PRODUCriON 'IN 'f HE WORLD. .' his life. The Constable of the night, hut( ever, said, . Patronised by their Royal Highnesses the Princes Vat Wales that the deposition of Lackey, from first to last, kid i and Dube of Sussex, and mascot ihe Nobility. .• - • been decisive as to the identity of the priscner, who', MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. —The liaises of this Oil, t :trotted flan a tree taxa* .ass Indies, art {e-, i was consequently fully committed. In the prisoner's conn oaths bads ottruth,experietste,and the most re spec ! pocket was found a flash -note, but nothing else of ; table " antatredited testimonials. Wiwi, the hats has been held . i mportimoe. • i for, years, this Oil will fuliy•teplenish It. It nourishes and pre- J. Crivaliy, W. IVells, and J. Bradley, were charg ed with &king the [rocket of J. Goodwin, in Fleet 'serves the Hair from falling off or chastens 's colour to .the latest period of life; and by-its moisture eradicates whaiev,r hinders its proVeth, and soon makes it thiik and regular. Ladies, street, the .night before, during the • illuminations •.-' especially, wi Johnsoni an officer, saw the prisoners. talm . from' -thewin find the beneficial effects of this Oil, as it eiveito the tresses a most beautiful gloss, scet.t, curl, arc. and renders it pocket of kr. Goodwin a handkerchtek. He name. ieexpressib!v at:tacting. It Is also pre-eminent fur Cbildren's hair diately acquainted GlaQ win of the circumstance, and, • instead of soap, Sta. Is cleaners :behalf much easter, eradicates the cart, I. extremely pleasant to tlik Infant, and brings the hair with his assistance, took them into custody. The ' • - • ;yI to a beautiful state; also groosot s the igrowteof whiskers, eye. were remanded. - -., .. ii. Pia. 'who Was suffered to goa t large , Op bafl,.• in dressing, with 4 without ponder. It is particelarly recora on Tuesday after he had been charged with breaking ' mended to use immediately after Sea-bathing, and during travel- Mr. Mist's windows, in • Fleet-stree was called, but ling iti. hot climates ; and intinaoy e th er respects . it pokesses pro. t, did not appear. Mr. Mist attended, in the hope that : 4erut c s e u s d n bea elte d l o Ol f in isa a . ny an P a rei ll ati ll u p P er f'a b sl o m el n e ar na SOl n d ie w . hol esah some of the gentlemen;sdhidecl tuna having assisted 1 and retail by the . Proprietors Rowland and Son, Kirby-street, 1 in breaking his windows 'weitild - dotne forward. • S ir , Hatton Garden, and by their appointment , by Messrs. Heodres, W. asked whether any inch *it lemon were • * ere i n at. : ilerfumeri to her Majesty, Titchborne•rreet; Bayley and Bk.w, Cockspur street ; Smyth, 117, New Bond -street; S. Berry, 17, tendance ? when the constable of the night said th at 1 Grief - meet ; .RI e, 65, Chap id d the ir Ihe had called at their boutes in Si. Paul's Cbtiech- . by'all s wbolies ' ak L t d retail Perfumers e2e' acrd Medicine " Ven n d t ers in t yard, Doctor's-Conitotti,..oe Sirao"4 and Seething- ! Loadenoiad to every Town throughout the Empire.—Beware of ',Couitterfelts.--Otwhom m . ay be had, Abatis Extract, for eradi cating all Disorde rs , of the , let and Gums, and rendering them , before the Magistrate ; and that they had "pia mised ' her Royal Highness the Ito call upon' Mr. Mist, and make compensation for Duchess extr e m e l y il York . Pike te r°ll s. 3 6d . . * b ud 4s. 6d. per bottle; or tie the damaete sustained. Mr. Mist' s.tid, they bad rot Powcer ar ss. sod. per boa. I c..lied at Itisliouse before 12 o'clock ; he did not feel I el : posed to take additional troubie, nuwever, and should therefore take a legal retnedy. U KWH • H AIL.— YesterdA y a - pawnbroiteritas sum mimed before the Sitting Magistrate, charged on the 1 Mint minion of Ann Hoar with taking greater inte. I rest th in that billowed by Act of Parliament. It ap- I peared, from her 'testimony, that she pit dged • 4 sheet at the defendant's shep on the 7th of August for 05. and redeemed it next d-iy, pledged it again for Is. and that the defendant, although it . had been in pledge only one day, charged the full month's inte rest, namely, one penny. He. was convicted in the mitigated penal, of 40s. and Bs. costs. ADDREsiiiiTni kßite. • AR. SPILSBURY begs leave to inform the Pub nciting freers the amasing and immediate rise* the art!- ' de of GLAIS he fah .himself compelled to advancie the price of his Medicine riom ss. 6d. to 61.—The Double Bottle will also be advanced ed. per Bottle t but the largst slam Will retsina at the original price. It is cowls period of Ten.Yeers linen this valuable-Medicine has been increased in price, although every articht connected with it has made a most sapid advance—Under these drains stances Mr. Settsaue 'I respectfully informs the liuWlc, thit on the 10th of August, &Bt2, the above prices. Will 1210 Dispensary, Soim-square, July. 42, .0 • , • r — rklE tollowing'Ciscular Letter ha. joit been:tient L by Dr.SOLP.II4OIc of Liverpool, to all IsislAgerktsr . am Undei the netessity of acquainting you, that having for ; many years past refrained trom.advancing the prise of my Medi cines, notwhlsstatteling the togre)dilitifi ivblth com Pose carnstave gradually rises to mine that double the seta:they ,edieftsally nee I am now obliged, in conseqintire of the Ncw Dety,of 100:pdr Cent. on Glass, to fix the price 4( my lialf•Gu pea potties q; nolilevenkihilling• each, 'Ad I Inteliarise you henvibrth to 111 that price, front which lon auto make no *ate/avert To the S3ll. Faintly . Bottles lit present mobs noteatra charge, consequently purehasers will have the qu e uptity of.foor. bolt les in one fur. the same prlee as three smal ones." NEWTON'S DENFIVR/CE. I'HIS 'Powder is as pleasant in the application, as it is excellent in its eir-_-cts; it speedily renders the Teeth white and smooth, thetuttihttealthibi, red, and firm; and by CAI.* stint use will preserve the: at in flit desirable state. It fortibeli. the enamel and prevents the eecumulation of tartar; and even where'tbe enaniel•bas been impaired by the application of ,perni cious dentifrice ' or by any dther meitts, it 'will renovate it in a manner to he creditsd .only by those litho experience or witness its efficacy To the general approbation of Ntivross'a'l corm. I'owDER, the Proprietor, is proud to boast of references to many elevated haracters - dr-the Bridelaand Foreign Cours. Wholesale orders are requested so be addressed to Mr. Newton% Agroti, SMAW and Env/naps, 66, on the Poet-ways Bt. Paul's Church yard, nearly Opposite the North Gate, in boxes Ys, pa ea. h. POLICE. Betsr4Taarr.— On Tnesda y evening, David Ema mei was charged With buying several guineas for more than their nominal value. A witness for the Solicitor to the Mint proved. bis gcing to the priso nei's house, who keeps a clothes-shop in Hemming's. ileyniarket ; and, after some conversation sel brig trim o,tne guineas tor 2.51. each. The prisonee said,* would give the witness 255. 6d. each, if he would bring him a quantity. That he had SOO guineas up stairs, and intended to take them: abroad himself. The witness then gave a signal to I iumphrie•r who was waiting outside thwbouse, who 6 . 0 k the prisoner.inta custody, after a violent resis. tame Three women assisted the prisoner during the scuffle, in which his waistcoat pocket was tore off; and Humphries observed him put his hand behind a , me clodths, and say something w the women in.' Dutch, which Humphries was persuaded, from his manner, was for their) to take the guineas away., ,He succeeded, however, in getting him out of the house, and gave him in.charge to another man, and retur. ned to the housev:and rqund the guineas that were marked behind the 'elciaths. kle was ordered to find Wl'. J. Levy and 11 Davit were also ordered to find bail on the evidence of the same witness, for a simi lar offence, committed at. the Goat public house, in St. James's-street. While Bacon and his party of patiole were watch. ing the proceedings of the mob on Tuesday night, in Piccadilly-and its vicinity, they observ:(l, at the top ' of St. James's-trees, four officers of the Guards distri buting squibs, &c. to the people. Bacon remonstrated on the impropriety of their conduct, which they jus efied by the example of others. This, Bacon told them, was no excuse ; and, unless they desisted, he Would, notwithstanding their rank in life, take them CULLS, CU U GAS, ASTHMAS, ..LlGNSUMirlititilli, inc. to the watch-house. This - threat had tie desired tf- M.A.ODEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE. feet, and they retired into a house. When the mob THE following well attested Case of a most severe met near Ft. James's Church, the inhabitants who had - 4 . tied / perhaps, utierimpkd complicatii.n of Human Maladies previously illuminate d their windows had mob!l effectually cured by Madden's Vegetable E•selice, must convince y re- the most incredulous of its Superior and Sovereign Powers. tired to bed, but the pt'puhice became - extremely vo- To Mr. MADDEN. • eifetous, and a stone Chas thiown,whiCh broke a win- HoNoosuo Sta—After the great benefit which] have received d w ; at the same lime a it HOP knocked violently at from your excellent' Medicine * the Vegetable Essence, and your unbounded gentro<ity in bestowing it gratuitously, .1 should, hi & deer, w' I : ns Bacon reef gnized es one Impey, a sus died, be wanting in gratitude if I did not 'return you my most picions character ; him he :edited, ant, brought yes- sincere and hearty thaiika.. Thl.; is the only acknowledgment it 1. loin my power to make; but I earnestly wi s h t h at , f or ti.e good teed .y to the Office, where he was ordefed to find bail. As were W. and J., Illarfin, for stopping a of my afflicted fellow -creatures, my case should be made public. coach, and attempting to drag out a Gentleman and About 21t•years ago, I got very wet, and, consequently, caught a very severe cold; which settled ontny lungs. I have had the assist ' a LI dy, because the coachman would not Full off his ante of many Gentlemen of the . Faculty, and have tried varioos hat, or render homage to their Highnessei the Mob t ether means; but all to no impose. '1 he Asthma, as they called it, grew so . inveterate, that trequently for three or hur,und some and .J. Macon and S. Smith, the former for firing off Executor)," of BOOTH (for forging Bank-notes) AT tinsel !Ivor Seven months, I was unable to spea a pistol in Holborn, and the latter for attempting to STAFFORD.—On Saturday last, about 12 o'clock, ast,iartiximut bed ' e x t e be ar: ago, I was taken so k, from the short- . • rescue him from the o ffi cer, and threatening to fi r e a B o oth was brought upon the scaffold to suffer the pu- il in " th . at tn l7ould at nt lie do wn night cr day ; and pistolin his face. nishment due to his crimes ;he acknowledged the many, very mail times, did I think isathensurning that I ld not J. Murray, W. Bates, W. Coleman, W. Martin, C. justice of his sentence. A most distressing occur- : live till the evening, and in the evenin g th at I cou ld not li ve t ill t h e 1 morning. Besides lws s. afflicted with the scurvy, that I $14•141, J. Crw le, S. Solomon, T. Burris, R. Larrington, rence took placeacit the time of his execution ;—the wa a lcontinually breaking ra gou t in acres and boils as big is eggs, one and P. Mash, were convicted of letting off pistols, rope slipping, he fell to the ground, and many people I mg up, and another breaking oat successively; my was aquass, &c. and fined accordingly. thought that he was. dead, but the unfortunate man extremely violent; and my Feet and Ices swelled i to suck a d e that those who saw them 'feared they see - A hackney coach, with two ladies ind two gentle- got up and fell on his knees, praying to the A thtiGliTX ,would burst. In this dread-'1 d- 1 ment in it, passing through the Strand, opposite So- for mercy for his misdeeds ; the assistants then p re...- b u le i sse " d ate be l t w h a e s L e ra fine o fo r d ht" years and ten months. But, now, pared the scaffold again, but, owing to a mistake, the 'n e esa dic r ne d n a te li re m y to me l. through znerset-house, was attacked by a set of unfeeling ruf- the assistance of your V a l ua ble is M drop remained fast, when Booth gave the signal for, rein sire flans, who brake the windows of the coach, forced°Ted, to the astonishment. of all who knew y c ree p ma t n s y of (Ten the dews, and threw in a number of squibs, i it to fall ; and it was not until much force had been : shall always retain the most grateful sense o f your ki n d ness, an d whom call me ' A Walking Mira c l e ' I wi ll on l y a d d that I I applied that the drop fell when the unfortunate eri. which set fire to the straw at the bottom of the coach, burnt one of the gentleman's eyes, his coat, and across . L . lat suffered the 'dreadful sentence of the . mtna len gth e that I am, Honoured Sir, your rtiost obliged and moat humble . ervant, Joan Sounen.c--itye, June 6,18 i" • both thighs of his breeches. One of the ladies had a i : kw- The number of people who atten3ed was not , i bellevothrabeve statement to be perfectly - e a and can silk pelisse burnt, and the other was burnt in her 120. , I so numerousas was expected, but all appeared much safely vouch forits authenticity. J. Metes, Vicar of Rye. - *On. The alarm and terror which this violent attack , shocked at the suffering of the poor malefactor. The VEGETABLE ESSENCE is sold in Bottles, price 7s. Each, stamp duty included, It Mr• Medd ' i • . eo • hare , No. 14, occasioned is more easily conceived than described. I Tuesday night, about a quarter past 11, as Mr. Y. Gloweeeterastreet, - •1 he parties carte to the O ffi ce to complain ; but Mr. ; was passing h t rough Spa.fielcla. Jae w: - . . '- lair& '`'xtel Viotti lainen:eil that it was not in his power to grant two men, who rifled his pocke itud., at them any i . eliel; unless they cuold point out the indi- ' ing . to blow his brains out it he's ke hot, : viduals who did . the.acts. . . - . I and antis, and laid him In a ditc ' After A Gestliman belonging to one of the public offices Abe) ? *ere 'at a sufficient distance he calls in'SoZzierset-house,.also ca Elie to the Office, and stated, ,Isines 1 04 was WiOcti by the watehman that there si4e such an il;utiesirie Crowd assembled aa_,,plath, Mid etit tile rope with which he Was St'inerseillionie as fili.edtbe . large,area, who were ! .,f iteyeit him tD thetOachind Horses, r tilTowingsuaira number : of dankiroue fire-worls, that -is lilingfon-road. On examining isi lie was teaNful. for Ric safetyorthe boilding. It not ibtollf 64 :been rqb, boctig a it 5,..., bekgdeemea a Twaty•matter to.slisperie such a i --._ .. ..- ....D,IED,.. , .. large asseintylagi, r. Binclley , . a Comtnisiooer, of the gear or -h4siar4,?,hr4eri IseartpUrs.. (Int &awn O ffi ce, the onl y one which w as illiunioated, and i . lift! ;rota/ fl ee/ ad i l ih a t telltdrownell by. titc , ideni , . ir Wit ate loft intbanool g aVe ofdefs fox . We lights to be ezi(ingiliihed, ilin. 0 ,4, 0 ,1; a d banktecticidatway lava sety Li - MeV berid Wii'sreise, and ' a 'large number f g ~,,,i hog tivig r e li e f. s . . . • . . . . f .'~l' ~ f ~.~ kl P ~!'. • , „ lkiVicoo a C ar r h79.— b ra_ gr. - A:type 53eite aimi st , e , , N ROMANS-, aged 69, Great Wake n J Essex, was seized with we" *Wein Rheumatism sed In his hips, k nees, t hi g h s, ant wry part of hi s body; he dured this pain upwards of 9 years; he had been unalcie to doo er r ki n d kiof work' for tipteurth 13 Pievits kr : lila sr great equa te gocuriog the best m edic 1 13 is ticapart 04 sh e aniwat attended by an anlilent magma forlirenenifieocil. out receiving any benefit; be then came tu To-istkihr die Ni sei of Mr. Guest, who applied the !.. t ritou heel! to du td when he receilred much relfef,and by cootmuiug tire we poly for sir days, his pains' were entirely retunved, soij pined ello free use of his hubs, •andtritined shah • has usual farming bu hod after ettattityrng tome chi* dicina nine days longer, evatlicite teetered. Mk Mark of). Ito:mini> • ;1 testy 1, 1912. (Us* Tfin a (ararolispei.) : . ..h " e t t i 3 4 - SHE Valneof Da. rnai4iAr's dit„tir • 4 111045Wpil proitil..tbainidii ths ist+4 can bear a compet ti m withjt. in all the dif l,a . t v*4 certain disease ; w:,ich it eflecia3lly 'beatable, without exciting tie. pzinfilf freNTitit 2 1 . 1 4 i :444N: attynds salivation—wi•ho;it &Wattling. c ',mou ton , ; 14. - Z degree, or even requiring coafinerneht filth b usier. .. or tiou of diet. 14 radical virtues Td. tjyansirttlnnbieDropillei proved their claim to public approbirtum for m. is than m la all the debility of binirsexestbay.preli 11 : 111111, 4111ing maw rative—wh• ther the deblthy is produced by too (revise of o eff , curt', by ill cot pleasures, or st.e 410sorit4at11i armaya. travellers and those goirg ab-out, they catinat b i g yaq uiloga toot itlangaYi-aa they a v fi l 'i t ac' 4 ae a irre , *. cora - i f ; Aare, In all old stubborn glees, atiJ eve afeolooloak is t* blaildetaid l oreans of urinal. By Its tacAt.y many ala s have become touchers, litho tor army rays bid beta depria4,l that haprine.s. Sold whillesale and retail. et . Ibidnea, Nis 4,Chikah. corner of Paternnster r,w ; and retail, by liehm 0 4 . 4; • ": llisrutmuu h; awl Johnson, floopeirt ;An.. rit,Nletag t , m. ; • tory, and Jams, kostsra ; Ir. wman, Etemr ; Cosh•osinn e Gletivi Ic, G•tbert. and • Hoxiand. I).yenoutu ; Deb. liu ; • Hatter anik telacticm!• l 4 4 14 wilityl balltik•Akneeam, ticott, and Caigin,P.d.uburgls ; Crutwt 11, B.Th 1t... p e a_ Hull; ►WhiTv• &sebum liridon, end RA . barn ; Grerton and Killing', E lwarda nip! Penny, I.nmp o d s Sta•ns and Lynch, Mincliester; Kate, Newlvich; Kant . I:toy,d, Birmingham; Gregory, Btighio-; tad =opt, ilakb a I . Venders; le bottles; it ^.. 94, is. Gd. and 1.2•. • •• • MA:IR MINIKI. PEl.terflr. -7-74 MESS.RS. GUSS and CAA its fiqinlarly-eahmli Surgeons of I...Ardon, have se•dolondy de scoot thew ang h , thin fretless let I Sienese the-itedy ef thesis tlis.. ig e n Aid e frequently enils.uer Mit& too, onsetprirvent . thatisiestn4.l444l. in, .tnatrinsids6l feindiy."l be untiralltd katrtaiwe';4: tini lace hitherto tecelved leery esspanti of the Opt.in b sintlig, i d, lEctutiffirin "sucwss - attending thtir sone:tor mode of tryout* . !11,11403 aetsgsf gab. uldste 9 lbw publicly te Afresh Weiliko• lance. In ad cases cif debility or d , eclrukcy. sa ~ ,•lor issaltipi from' the WO fetquedry'ret feria**. In thessfseltillfra IL ' shionable life, the unbountlel indulgence of hibe, t.usn: ors ten% solitary, and destructive halm, ohm!' wsokens the esierr or da *grid, and destroys the, flowet.nf ;gosh, by mortigniovsartwyjs the one sea, and impotence in the 'ULU., ttey iits r ahlt:i mg permanent curl.. la dine trite, Iron iirsb centaisholost prok . vent +I entering into the marriage state, and a.l.sineti to sea 0 k ,,,.' lief, hent4 over their infirmities An slienee,4l smist.be '', •te know.however tiacitit or intlfectual .hr cure may he irAfrelliodorialtibliri, tliht; o l4 , *ti reistivating • vie infal il l ' at o io the, they may be restored to a sound au.l .visoccff somiat. ~ ' &lit., _ A cerrafti Disorder, frequently ciatioeteatio a in Alt indiscretion, and every sperms tit syphiritic Ideal's, fq 11 mild seRtd.,WSC-i1a:144 ?Wei! of. sremetemg le ere* op 1 WIWI, removed, without restraint In dieter exercise s bihiro, Gosseust eb- sklAbl. Siddlires of the Urethra and Meli a wkohl ' they sr, enabled to cure MA abort period s s withont retennia: the pahifid, dOigfrods effeas of the Caustic; references of nit*. can be given to reveal Orittlemien Of high respectability, ASP' have been cured, after haying loboured 41dt-rewriters tor esseg years. To marrled'Finfales; whose evectatlons of timely* • pledies of connubial haptsinteellave been derated, it isayibile a pleasing reflettiou to kiitsw,, that by • repprodoreneggiggs their remedies the genetal health is renovated; audtientete. .• t .-. ~. .1.1,r lit mesas removed. ; .- _. . : To be consulted daily Perilonanlww b i L lf g * in A either see. I.etters kola thteountri, east Mug a duly attended to, and advice and wain* s of the kingdom. ......*; • - % 1 .,_: __l,; a. CUSS and Co. gorgiii•,. is, BoOvitio.ottolet:.., . . - - SOCIAL iiii , PfNESS,, MARRIAGE should be tlit it * ncliiio'n of 1 1 2 / Happiness, which is often ciistlid through ills e • that form the union pot. taking risme proessikaawkirkmeallea's cure them the enjoyment of that greakdontettie Writ P*' of every rank pay adoration to theshrine torws die& ; what ' Alit constitution has been misted by d.seate, sr delliiihmed Ma certain habit contracted at an early age, a renoveioa of saki, previous to entering that state is intlispeosibly requishe tone* theslumbering Tacks of life, apd to reanimate the system 11l no disorders have contributed more essentially to destrerifylP peal happiness than those which are theconuapience of imparild pleasure. It was this consideration which induced iformi CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to directthorliem dies and practice exclusively to the.treatment and ?ore °Ethers.. nereal Disease, and the disorders aris , ng therefrom, as also wet ' derangement of the system, produced by the desouctive hibltilf . theineonslderate sehool.huy, which brit•gs no those &stook Debil•tiee and Lefieler.cies that prevent or embitter the 1.104 ' moefal state. The suceetsful result of their plan, riseS.thelli 'additional ardour -to oppose the ravages of these coo(pWillo• which are the most important in the catalogue of Mums idle • mitks. It believes every person who has indalged it thiilll l ".j nary vice to seek relief by coma Ins profe:sistial men of WA. sauce-mid dionoise, to which Mew.. ,: is eei c and ca. 'bra *I - saartitat of scholastic authority, as well as the re s truony ei,vet, contradicted taCtS. 111 professing the cure of these sonlibials . they bold out nu inducement to vice; bat, seouttle ss all sow • must be of the existence of moth calatidties, they user their aillt ranee asiregularly-educated Members of the Royal Cvikges X Surgeons of London and Edlulsurgh. . . f • • - Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first roe:abaft . tare been under the care of Messrs. Currie and C. fro: • the l moval of somplaints of the Urethray.Stricturel, hc. alai, half' received a radical and permanent cure request that rekevoli may be made to them as satisfactory evfiences of tic: deddialtei persority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plea of vestments • Mit of these Gentlemen bad Summits irom tee to totnil2..i and ware finder the care of Messrs. Henie"atsf IC and other surgeons of equal eminence, who atmotridtatiril" .l by the ipplication of the lunar caustic, without succors& . • Mears. Carrie bad Co.' have selected the &alining Wee kat* the' many they are .daily receiving, •freept a l lentleuurementleill LAbein thanks for their restoration to sound sod riggraftb• ' It was sent to them unsolicited, from the sue of a Ne*Le ET., who had laboured under this distressing and iloilli° 3l 'F .... .1 ' ten years; he bad been under the care of weal Sii____„'S cw ^ professional eminence, none of stru.om afforded kis P.g relief ; but boils the superior mode of treatment Marti 7" pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radifircArc ill 4 the short spaa of one month. • . • ' To Pr. Curr:e, 19.7, fiattOO-Chlrdeur • '• " Lord feels great pleasure in communicati:gto RAW • Currie the perfectre-estabUsiimetn of hit 'health, to coitta d of his mild and anus rabic treatment of ptftmutos hi tbt He may at!d, that be t,as not for may years; enjoyed n et t l 1 comfort and•froodom from pain; and he entertains tie d _ A , Ms having obtalosid, through his skill and attentiowaseer"'" radical cure 01 that horrid complaint. As he was not a Arai to the manner thai others treated the etseispialdr, he list it • power, from a fair trial and ajlat coaaparisag,topwa . of applause to Or. Currie which he sen sibly _ feris m il a "'!" I •Im mem ready and enlist to icktiotrierle. ,^ • ' - _, 1 1 ; • ' Meters Currie a$ Co. may be sionettte4ko Istieittri ! i •ftei, with the's/is:meat secrecy an.' honour, at tutu boast, 'lO7, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country are request" il t atc * pgticrilari-ottkoirioe, wgeteuitirfariahlaWaig, d i ice ihclosing a remitrinoe for &dams ri luedisiuga, Or IN f. 1 sails lath Iwi s t*tat or seat to any pitis of the kittgJ0hi..........4. HIGH WA I 'ER A f LUNDOgIikID 9 I 'I 0-100641 iii r.cr..i.;.:AQ inandtitietri Afternoon.. ...... . .......so mi l Lte• LONDON: Printed by Levet. Ks Prr„:kwkidt published there, and at the. Star Dace, Torplo.nrit • • --• ••••••••••••••4, • •...mar, I\V. 11, - . 7 ' - iL ib as Vir• I. Gloveesterotreet, QUee;Wriitie: Birhury; and by Sp...cial ,vas storped, by 1 Appointment, at Mr. Sanger'4 tfin; xfOrdltrett; Mr. Haw- hin's, is, Old Bond -street ; Mt : ' flugegan:s, SS, Hay-mark e t ; g after threapn-: .‘ Mr... Sass's; corner Not r v t ree . t 1 - iolbOrn ,- Mr.. Pearsall's,l3i, , b ,.. ouni _ t_ hi_s.yr HollsOrn ; Mrs. Ward ' s, .near Miticlie-row, Holborn ; Mr. Per. al tfr h e taptlg .. 4, -irin'ir, 25,. Sou i harnpton-stretit_4 Coycntiarden ; Mr. Mattrass's, called.for assts - • es, tfleetustreett 1.4. Nie r s; Royal Ezcharge Gate; Mr .. Brea- - pan andeininbee - azusny 1 '5 6 , B i thotftater Wrehoui; Mrs. Jordaefs 3 N W hiSt • spell and Mr: Clatit's,`?.ne. High-streei t botuagh; and allo t • Was b io ntyl c cip j atyll ' 1 where else --wbere a Pamphlet" r.4nifilptig a partittuar 'caw*: ; A s ! RV "a I., C Y °4 ' 9 of its yin ties, andt iaitte seligtlOn of Cures. fie. may he had waiku., tote ii,tol,l%s• nu.kets he t Mr. Mxdden will send tftrc.r'Wtlea ep in . * part Of the Ki%'-t, • „.jam ... Idarn (carriage free), opoli nei‘ills?s an eneltwitre Of our pound t. r The 1. 4 0er niyy•tist 'supplied . Otisi as usual, lss 9ouceateer ; inch—Hei . husban4 etreik; where welkin the tasishi raf, it his been. thus, dirps i ident fit the Meet O it d ito upwards of three thous 44 periolts ; ind wh ure M r . MEd' -".. 1, dad the eh tritabilt : flaw VII, conseqtleotty, had the iaespressible - gratification °folios.. Ca gebeetng, - so inalittof his fellolr create,' ; and, thereby,. up:4r! lOgt # allb"P' • 1 buthig to the liappintile of ijirditattleisFe ittaiber'Of their laud- bee and friends. . .