Star. — London, England, 1812-06-19 00:00:00

PuETR r. ON THE DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY, IN A CONSUMPTION. • HUAI Is the Summer evenin '• softer• breath, Save where low murmurs 'mid the bushes creep, The groves all darken at the news of death, And mournful willows bwer bend to weep. - The fair EL tan's opening charms are fit d, And Hope's gay blossoms, nipp'd in early bloom; Cold is the hand that rnial bounties shed, And wit and genius vanish'd In the tomb ! Consumption gently laid her beauties low, • Infus'd the poison, but eonceal'd the dart ; And while her sparkling eyes apptar'd to glow Drank deep the life-blood of her trembling heart. Soft Resignation upwards turn'd lice eyes, Affliction's dal ksorne vale s he meekly trod; Raptur'd she svk in glorious winds to rise, • And, grateful sought the bosons of her GOD. Say, Heav'nly Spirit, did'st thou, coold't thou 'hear, The sighs that then our bursting heartstrings rung, 'When ev'ry eye-lid shone with friendship's tear, I - And every rose its drooping blossoms hung? 0, didst thou, bending, view their eager kiss, That press'd thy pallid cheek with tenirrtst love? Drop then a tear.........if souls can weep in bliss, Or soft emotions warm the Courts above! Touch'd by the silence of that awul scene, Was scarce one tearless eye amidst the crowd, Then graceful Sorrow struck the loftiest mien, 'Mlc Woman's softer soul dsolv'ci aloud. LYCEUM THEATRE. Wednesday evening tlis deservedly popular place of amusemcnt closed for the season. The audience was crouded and fashionable, and bore testimony, by mpeated tokens of approbation, to the pleasurable feelings which the successful and spirited manage ment of Mr.ARNOLD and Mr. RAYMOND bad nightly excited throughout the season. Mr. RAYMOND, in the name of the Proprietors and Company, took leave of the audience in the following handsome address : " I.Anits AND G Kier tem em.—The entertainments of this evening will close the performances of the present Season, and as It will be the last time the Drury-lane Company will have the honour of appearing before you, I am desired by the Proprietors and Performers to return their grateful thanks for the kind pa tronage you have bestowed on their labours during a period of three years, under circumstances , which, labour, the smallness of the Theatre, and the extended body of Performers, held forth but little hope of gain, and a most serious probability of loss.— What could be done by exertion and a good will to please has been attempted, and! hope in some degree accomplished to your satisfaction. We cannot command success, but we have with a willing spirit endeavoured to deserve it. Brighter prospzcta, how ever, I am happy to say, present themselves, both' with regard to our more effective services, and your future amwement. From the extraordinary and unparalleled exertions of Mr.WHITBREAD In particular, and of the Noblemen and Gentlemen composing the Committee for Rebuilding Di ury-Lane Theatre in general, I am authorised to state, that we shall certainly have the honour Of appearing before you in that spendid Theatre on the 10th of October next. _ _ _ " Before we bid you farewell, allow me, Ladies and Gentle- Zen, to entreat your support and patronage to the fulfilment of those views the Proprietor of this Theatre has so confidently at bean, and to which this spot will in future be entirely appro priated—the continuance and extended establishment of an Eng lish... Opera, upon the liberal principle of protecting and rewarding motive talent. The task be has imposed upon himself has been honoured with your approbation, and the gratificrtion he has ex - • perienced in seeing , many performers, before unknown to you, by weans of this establishment, become permanent favourites, induces him to indulge a hope, that by further exertions, he may be entitled to that which is Ilia only ambition, your kind support, and your liberal applause. On Monday next, Ladies and Gen tlemen, the foul th season of the English Opera will commence, with the Musical Romance of One @Tied, and the popular Mu sical Entertainment of The Bearding House. " In the name of the Proprietors, Ladies and Gentlemen, and of the Performers in general of the Drury-Lane Company, I re • apectfully bid you farewell." Sweet PHILOMELA, o'er thy verdant grave, Shall raise her voice mid Spring's luxurisus blooms, Affection's tears the opening flow'rs shall Live, And add fresh odours to their rich perfumes! There comfort shall assuage each trader care, And o'er the tomb light dawn with gentle ray, Her life's last sunbtam casts a rainbow there, And speaks her sun shall rise in endless day! 11 7 0.6 URN SHEEP SHEARING. Tuesday morning, such of the Duke of BEDFORD'S company as are members of the Smithfield Club, at-' tended a meeting of that Society, where his Grace presided. They then left the Abbey, and went to see a ploughing match. A plot of ground was masked out in a field belonging to Crawley Heath Farm, and about 12, seven ploughs started, as candi dates for the prize of 10 guineas offered by his Grace to the person who produced the best plough, and two guineas to the holder of the same. About half-past one the company returned to the Park Farm ; here they examined the various agri cultural implements, brought for exhibition. The Duke, with his c( mpany, then returned to the stable yard at Woburn Abbey, to view the dif ferent fat animals which were sent in as candidates for the several prizes. • At three they entered the great hall, and sat down to a most excellent dinner. The company returned about half-past six to the Park Farm, to be present at the Sale of Stock, which immediately took place. The rain on Wednesday morning prevented his Grace of BEDFORD and his company, at Woburn Abbey, frcm assembling at the Park Farm till a late hour ; they had therefore but little time for business before dinner, which they employed in inspecting the operations of the Sheep shearers, who made trial of their skill before competent Judges, who were to award the prizes offered by the Duke. The carcasses of the prize sheep which had been viewed the day before alive, were hung np in the slaughter-house in the stable-yard, for examination ley the company. At three o'clock, the Duke of MANCHESTER, and many other Noblemen and Gentlemen, attended his Grace to the Abbey, and sat down to a most excel lent dinner in the Great Hall. After the cloth was removed, and tl e usual toasts had been drank, his Grace rose, and proceeded to the distribution of the prizes, which had been ad judged by the respective Umpires or Judges in the morning. The Company then returned to the Park Farm, and attended the s oles of live Stook s wbich conclud- LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE It. JOBLING V. BL'CKLAND. This was an action to recover damages for a breach of promise of marriage. The learned Judge, after reading over the Papers in the cause, expre:seJ his regret, that such a case as this should become a subject of public investigation; and suggested to the learned Counsel on both sides, the possibility of adjusting the matter in a more pri vate manner: The parties were both past that period of life when the furor of the tender passion is sup posed to have its ascendency. The C. ainse.l on both sides, benefitting by the sug gestion of the learned Bench, consented that a ver dict of £lOOO. damages should be takerb for the plain tiff, subj*ct to an award. KEENE v. RUSSELL. This was an action, brought by the plaintiff, for a pi-ofessional account of 45. 17s. 4d. as an Attorney, against the defendant, an Apothecary, in Swallow. street.—The defendant, who attended in Court in pro prier iteruna, agreed to pay £4. 17s. but demurred to thekialance, and objected to the aid of Mr. Serjeant I Sheplerd in the conduct of his defence. The Learned Counsel, unwilling to obtrude his services, begged to give up his b:iet, and accordingly left the defendant ‘ to the management of his own case, which he im mediately proceeded to do, but was so unlucky in his forensic talents, as to convince the Jury that they ught to find a vet diet for the plaintiff, which they did accordingly. SUMMER ASSIZES. • HOME CIRCUIT. Lord ELLENROROUGH and Lord CIRF BARON. Hertford July 20 Lewes August 1 Chelmsford ...... ... ......July 22 Maidstone . August $ Guilford July 27 NORFOLK Lord chief Justice Matsui Buckingham. July Is I Bedford July 16 Huntingdon . July 38 MIDLAND Justices GROS/ NOrthampton July 7 Oakham July 10 Lincoln July 11 . Nottingham . July 16 OXFORD I Baron TUOM !SON ani Abingdon . July 6 Oxford . July 8 Worcester July 11 Gloucester July 15 WESTERN Justice CHA MDR? Winchester July 7 New Sarum Dorchester - July 15 Exeter July 18 NORTHER: Baron WOOD an( York . July lb Durham. Aug. 1 Newcastle . Aug. 6 CIRCUIT. I F.LD and Justice HEAT*. Cambridge July 20 Bury St. Edmunds July 23 Norwich and City July 27 CIRCUIT. and Class. Derby ~...July 18 Leicester July 22 Coventry and Warwick July 25 CIRCUIT. d Justice Lc BLANC. Monmouth July 18 Hereford July 21 Shrewsbury July 25 Stafford .. July 29 CIRCUIT. and Baron GRA RAM. Bodmin Wells Aug. 1 Bristol Aug. 7 CIRCUIT. blitCt BAYLEY. Carlisle Aug. lt Appleby Aug. 19 Lancaster. Aug. 92 The child of a working jeweller, in Bird -street, about four years old, was run over yesterday, in Bond -street, by a carriage pushing from the rank to the drawing-room. The wheels went over his leg and arm, the latter of which was broken in two places. Friday se'nnight, a young woman in Paisley, un wittingly folded up a bed in which a very fine boy of four and a half years old was asleep. The child was not missed for a considerable time, and when the bed was taken down by his grandmother, she had the un utterable anguish of finding him lifeless. Mr. BAXTER, Who kept a public-house in Bird street, Grosvenor-square, died suddenly on Tuesday morning ; he had gone to bed in good health, and on rising to his business at five o'clock in the morn ing, he reeled uport the bed in about a minute after and expired. A Coroner's Inquest sat on the body yesterday, and returned a verdict—Died by the Vi titation of Gao. A supe'rb Chapel is to be built at the back of the Government-house, Plymouth-dock, for the use of the Army. Navy, Ordnance, and Dock-yard. The plan is by Mr. WYATT; the estimated expence £13,000. The Four-in-hand Club turned out on Tuesday, and had a roatbday, in rehearsal, preparatory to their grand review, which is expected to be appointed for the first week in July. Only tive barouches mustered on this occasion. The catch of mackarel has been so very great the last week at Deal, that the, have been sold 14 for a shilling. One person, owner of three boats, one night caught upwards_of 14,000, which sold for more than RIOS, the greatest sum he ever made in one night since he followed the fishery. We regret to state, that the commotions in the ma nufacturing counties were never more alarming than at present. Letters, which have arrived in town from the vicinity of Manchester, relate various, out rages recently committed by the persons designated Luddites. At a late hour in the evening they assem ble in large gangs, and proceed from house to house, in the small villages, in search of fire-arms, which they seldom fail to obtain, as they generally proceed on information. One account which we have seen states, that a Gentleman had two guns, one an old and the other a new one ; the latter he was desirous of preserving, and,therefore hid it between a mattrass and a bed. A night or two afterwards, several armed men demanded admittance into his house ; which, having obtained, they desired to have possession of all the fire-arms• on the premises. The Gentleman - gave up the Wpm . , as the only one he had ; but this did not satisfy them ; they told him where to frnd the other, and threatened to shoot him if he delayed a moment to obey them. • The new gun was in conse rfuence resigned. The churches are every where plun dered for leadoo be converted into bullets. - Sir GEORGE STAUNTON, who attended Lord MA CARTNEY on his trobassy into China, relates the fol lowing curious anecdote of old Km; LONG, Emperor of China.—He was inquiring of Sir G. the manner in which Physicians were paid in England ; when, after some difficulty, his Majesty was made to com prehend the system,- he exclaimed, Is any man well in England, that can aford is k ill ? Now I will inform yea," said he, “how I manage my Physi cians. I have four, to whom the care of my health is committed ; a certain weekly salary is allowed them ; but the moment that I am ill, the salary mph 611.1- am well gain. I need not inform you my illnesses are usaally AM" NMI On the MIRA. et the Mansion-hopse of Crlchton, the Lady of Colonel Pringle, of Symington, of a daughter. • MARRIED. On the 15th inst. at Aucaster church; Lincolnshire, John Nethercoat, Esq.bf Hazelbeech, Northamptonshire, to Charlotte- Jentima, third daughter of William Hammond, Esq of St. Al ban's Court, Kent. At I.tiplientnore, on the Ist inst. Charles Stewart, D. D. Mi nister of Strachur, to Miss Jane Macfarlane. On the 3d inst. aged 35, Mr. James Spalding, Adtroca•e in Aberii.een, and Procurator Fiscal of the county. At Bolton, in Northumbtrland, on the 7th inst. Matthew, second son of Major-General Walter Tier, of Littledean. At Edinburgh, on the 6th inst. Henry, youngest sun of Gene ral Francis Dundas. At Glasgow, on the :Id init. Mrs. Mary Coats, widow of the Rev. James Finlayson, Minister of Carstairs. And on the 6th inst. Mr. Blair Finlayson, writer in Glasgow, their fifth son. On the 19th ult. at Ramsey, Isle of Man, Mrs. Harris, lately of Bandon, near Cork, sister to Sir John Macartney, Bart.—and on the 30th vit. at the same place, Sir J. Macartney, Bart. At Charlesfield, on the 4th inst. Mrs. Hardy, widow of Dr. Thomas Hardy, one of the Ministers of Edinburgh, and Profes sor of Church History in the University there. - HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning • ........ 28 minutes after 10 Afternoon SG minutes after 10 SALES BY AUCTION. SPACIOUS CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE. GREAT CUMBERLAND-STREET, CUMBF KLAND GATE, OXFORD-STREET, opposite HYDE PARK. With immediate Possession, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, Charge-alley, Cornhill, on Thurs day, the 25th of lone, 1814, at 'I welve o'Clock, VERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, A Comprising a substantial spacious and capital Family Resi dence, planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Family of distinction, and finished in an elegant manner, commanding a full view of Hyde Park. Containing on the upper floor, four good Bed-chambers, and two smaller ones ; second floor, four excellent Bed-chambers, two Dressing-rooms fitted with marble and wood chimney-pieces; principal floor, a spacious lofty Draw. ing.room in front, of uncommonly handsome proportions, ele. gaudy fitted up, finished with statuary, marble chimney-pieces • a smaller Drawing-room communicating, and a Study ; ground s.orey, Entrance. hall enclosed, a spacious Vestibule or inner Hall, and commodious light stone Staircase, a capital Eating-parlour, excellent Library, Dressing-room, and Water-closet, secondary stone Staircase, and an open airy Yard at the back; basement storey, Housekeeper. Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants Hall, Sleeping-room, Kitchen, and other Offices, Wine and Beer Cel lars, Vaults fur Coals, &c. open Areas, and Steps to the street. To be 7lewed by Tickets on Mondays and Wednesdays. Par ticulars at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; of whom tickets for viewing may be had. RICHMOND, SURREY. Elegant Family Mansion, Beautiful Pleasure Grounds to the River, Cottages, Gardens, and Land.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, lune 25, at Twelve HE truly beautiful and much admired FAMILY MANSION, with Offices of all descriptions, the residence of the late MARQUIS TowNsitallo, deceased. The MANSION is seated on a Commanding Eminence, nearly the summit of RICHMOND HILL, screened from the road by a Wall and lofty Plantation, and surrounded by Pleasure Grounds and Shrubbe ries, In great beauty and perfection, Terrace and Gravel Walks, laid out with infinite taste, and planted with the choicest Forest Trees and valuable Shrubs, Hot-house and Green-house, rich Lawns, sloping to the West towards the River, and communi cating wirh the lower road, and Cottages, the whole Copyhold of the Queen's Manor. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious Lawn op posite, with extensive frontage to the - River, shady Walks and Pleasure-grounds, ornamented wirh rich Forest-Trees, Ever greens, &c.; a very elegant Pavilion, finished in the Italian style, and enclosed; an open Pavilion, &c. commanding views of the beautiful scenery and the winditk;s of the Amer ; the whole in the most complete order, and a Residence fit fot a Family of the First Distinction"; adjoining is a compact Leasehold DwelliDg house, fronting the lower road ; at a short distance a capital Kit chen Gar den, with Gardener's House, and two Meadows, held on I .case. _ _ To be viewed, with Tickttsonly; Particulars oe the Premises; at the Castle, Talbot, and Star, Richmond; of Messrs Blake, White, and Ainge, Solicit ors, Esses-street, Ftrand ; at Girraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strett, Golden-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan or the Estate seen. • ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and profeuil use persevering endeavours to discover the wee Metal certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the Mo. Cul result of their experience is the heat proof of ssperistitl._, Messrs. GOfiti and Co. surgeons, have been Induced* of' the cure of the following the object of their particular sestifiv°l a certain Disorder, frequently cnntraeted in a monies dig.' cation, and its concomitants, b!rictures and Gkets, an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as ad"' batty, whether arising trom Bacchanalian iodnlpinctosi.. dente in warm climates, er a secret *Wary vice, too ,_ happey parsied by the ynuth of both sexes, * the secs Non eterili.y or barrenness, and in the other a numerous trait tio lP l you' diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate hi, tence and consumption. In that distressing etre of ollsb.Of deficiency, whether the contequenee of such bimetal Will arising from any other cause, by which the powers of tto ga l ! tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surreal d i ' don, they offer a firm, safe, sod speedy restoration to Medi vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled* by a superior method, to remove vteereal complaint% Net inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the penal l e lean restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases early application is made onoliscovery of the infectious */ quently perform a cure in the short ‘,:ace of two days. Ile' preeedented success of their mode of treatment (sub idi bot g been known to fail in one single instance in a practic e during which period many thousand persons of both 10 1 . 1, been cured, even after severe and injurious methods 100 l mimed by other Pracitioners without effect), induct* thus publicly offer their advice. " Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the anon particular complaints, in order that they may not be ow l ! a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached *dot rant empiric, think it but just ice to themselves to state, din have been properly 'educated and initiated into rosy .bis eg the profession (certificate.; of which, from differect YON testhnonials from the most-eminent Physicians, they 60111 wince any *lnquirer), that the success resulting from t aiir yours' first induced them to deviate from the peatsieelof.ei ral Practitioner, and they presume that their pre' ll.Bl Puts a fair ground for the unprecedented coed& they have been by the public, soliberally bloom GOSS and Co. Strgeons, It, Bouverie.etreat. NICIMAN'S MIA I N the 'various complaints incident to the' hammy frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone, Pants in the Back, Loins, and Bladder, and Lumbago. They .:re tone. plaints to which every person is liable, and area tound at i o , every other species of disorders HICKMAN'S PILLS, ems posed of the most innocent inget•dients, have been found of she. gular efficacy, in not only strengthening the 'Wessell cootslieg the urine, but in happily destroylhe the petrifying quaint d it, front which proemd the above complaints, 9:c. removing d i calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten. dency to these disorders, without confinement. Frttni a conscese, [less of the powerful quality of these Pids, Tully evinced b, private practice of many years, they are offered to the afdic a d , and recommended as a cure for the above compla'r.ts. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheaprd.. ca m p of Paternostereow ; and retail by Rehm end Sharp, Ports. Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Werbn, Jones, Portsca; Trewman, Exeter; Cookworthy,GlenviiiGg; bent, and Hovland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Itac twaid Macdonald, Glasgow • Smith, Manderston, Scutt. and . Ci t a Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull; and Billinge, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; %ra ft Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Itriningliam; Gregory, Bei g hil . and most Medicine Venders, in boxes at 2s. 9d. each. The Quack proclaims with trumpet-tongue his skill, Cures all diseases with a single pill; The Invalid, with heaving heck. breads, Tries the fam'd Nostrum, and is cured by- , Deaf VEGE IABLE MEDICINE. PR. WEBS l'Elt'S ENGLISH DIE I' DRINK. IT has been repeatedly observed bY hltelilgent tn. Yellers, that the untutored Indian evinces rack as sagacity in the application of herbs to human IlUdadiSktist y s is-scarcely any disease for which he cannot supply a v et remedy. The Quack, who acquires by miraculous impi r k k that knowledge of the keeling art, Which the regular Pk** can only obtain by I mg and liborious study, combined ohm, trustee practice, in i:iiitation of the Indian, pretelds to molt his simple nostrum all the disorders incident to man: by, Ad . Nature disowns the virtue of his mineral and m;ialicprepp, Hone, and leaves him to spread the character of his pet/ikon& covery, by flc.itious vouchers, by self-panegyric, and by mew mate assurance. The venerable WEBSTER, many years a Pliyeitiall at tie first class—with a perfect conviction of the very badges's* medics to be found in the irablished Muerte Medica-wlisitk a mind strongly boot on Botanical research, aided by the paus ful light of science, and the experience of half a century, k e produced a VEGETABLE MEDICINE in his ENGLISH DIET DRINK, which has long been admitted by many Calealt to be the most valuable discovery of modern times, aadelkit, in the following disorders; has a well-grounded ttle t, dodo ratter of infallible : In Consumptions, Asthma., &spits; 1. all kinds of Fever, in Nervous aid Hypochondriac Cm** in Sea and Land Scurvy, in Scrophula, and in the latmstesse riety of Disorders springing from debilitated habits, Who impoverished and impure blood. Faithfully prepared from the original recipe of Dr. Wife; land sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, F. Sin Wei. Borough High-street ; also wholesale and retail by their April Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long-lute West Saiiihfidd; sal retail by Bolton, front of the Royal Etchasege; Column:ly, 144, Whitechapel; Mounsey, 24, Blackfriars-road; Sarger,lll, Oxford-street ; Midgley, 49, Strand ; Hudson and Co. 17, ! market; Ward, 934, Holborn ; and Mattress, 85, Flecuseut, i Half pint Bottles 4s. Pint ditto 7s. 6d. and Qeart Mail& duty Included. Of all of whom may alsa be had, pric.ls.- in bssrds, Dr. WEBSTER'. valuabl; TREA I'ISE on tine charaitsval efficacy of the ENGLISH DIRT DRINK. SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Socid 13%11. Happiness, which is often disturbed through the yells that form the union not taking those precautions which wouliss eure them the enj.r, meat of that great domestic biessieg. Penh of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but trim 'the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated hys certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovatiee of subl previous to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to resin the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. SO no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Pima meal happiness than those which are the consequence of weriatei ttase. la was this consideration which induced Maw R u lt r .lE and Co. for these last twenty yaws, to direct therm dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and arcade% nereal Disease ; as also to the disorders arising from the deem dye practices of Inconsiderate You:h Several Mires wi' Gentlemen of the first respectability have been naderde e d Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints unitise thra, strictures, Etc. and having received a radical and prima cure, request that references may be made to than astiskisti evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Cords WWI plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen had strzairesise I 0 to 90 year, and were under the care of Maws. Hews, lib and,other surgeons of equal eminence, who atsniPid their cure by the applicatios of the lunar causticovithost NOS KIC.TURES, W: ether recent or of long duration, and width have WM& skill ufother Practitioners ; are by their present improved pin ft r atment, effectually and permanently cured, without theribt suffering the excruciating pain anti alarming hensenhigist. often follows the application of the lunarcaugic. In the wand 90 yews extensive practice in this metropolis, numeremessoll Strictures have been and are daily under their core, dr eradication of which are effeeted by a ale, certain, and MO' dons mode of practice, superior to any other yet WW I & Messrs. Currie and may be consulted by either set weds greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country are requested sem the particulars of their case, age, and portal habit of NAM. hi inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when dita. will be given or sent to any part of the kinctium Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by potion slit See, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at Mei, hook' 107, Hatton-Garden.—Letters suit be postpild. HANTS, ON IHE BORDERS OF BERKS. • evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Curds ad Eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE, surrounded by upwards of Plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen bedstraws One Hundred and Fifty Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, 10to 90 years and were under the care of Messrs.liowe, and Wood Land, fine Stream of Water, &c. between Harts viside, and,oti:er surgeons of equal eminence, wise mum ford-bridge and Reading, and a smaller Residence and Land, their cure by the applicating of the lunar caustic,witheat mi and extensive Common Right.—By Mr. ROBINS, .• Si RICTURES, At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 25, at Twelve o'clock, in W: ether relent or of long duration, and which iambi Three Lots, skill ofother Practitioners ; are by their present impresedli ' Lot I. THE very ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD r atment, effectually and permanently cured, wit ra bsot h :7l ESTATE, formerly the prOperty of s ufferin g the e acr u ciatin g pain and alarmin g beoa I Sir GEORGE NARES, Bart. deceated ; often follows the application of the lunarcaustie. In 0..0 Comprising Warbrook House, a very excellent comfortable Fa- 20 yelin extensive practice in this metropolis, numereesm mily Residence, with convenient Offices of all descriptions, Strictures have been and are daily under their cocc i he Coach-houses, Stables, Farm-yard, and Buildings, excellent Gar- `radii:law sf which are elected by a esfe, certain, ads dens, with choice Fruit-trees, part walled, Lawn and Pleasure- tious mode of practice, superior to any other yet 'Moroi grounds, fine pieces of Water, well stocked with Fish, beautiful Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sea el Wood Land, with shady' Walks, rich Meadow and Arable Land greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, 00 surrounding the Mansion ; the whole comprising upwards of Hatton-Garden. Patience in the country are requested le Sitty-eight Acres, situate ;tear the delightful village of Evenly, t he p articulars of their case, a g e, and general habit of idol two miles from Hartford-bridge, nine front Reading, and 26 from I Inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines. who the London. will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. lot 2. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate near Lot I, emit- Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients eft Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at dieie Wm prising an exsellent and compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Hatton 107, - Offices, Coach-house and Stables, Garden and Land, tie whole . Garden—Letters must be poeusid. about Five Acres, in possession of and on I.ease to a Gentleman. ADVICE. Lot S. A very Eligible FREEHOLD ES FATE, opposite to HEN Men of Education and professia 6 4 l Lot 1. comprising stintiry Enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, NV use persevering endeavours to discover the leer Ow and Arable Land, divided by thriving hedges, and cis a ring fence certain method of treating a few prevailing Moses, the . —a beautiful stream of fine water flows through the grounds, ful result of their experience is the best proof of seperiwiti well stored with fish, a Bailiff's House, Cologes, Etc. I Merin. GOSS and Co. surgeons, have been India-eds. This property is very eligible for a Gentleman, the situation t h e cure of . the following the object of their particular . i truly desirable, and in a country abounding with field sports, an certain D i sorder, frequently contracted in a mottle* of it easy distance from Reading, Oakingham Ascot Heath, and . hie cation, a and its concomitants, Sosctures and Gleets, vs Majesty's Hnnt, and in the ueigbbuurhuo d: of families of the first ! an improve d plan, are „ teddy respectability. I Wets wheth arising • • ill irons Bacchaualtan todulgencees er May be viewed by tickets, and by applying to the Bailiff, : ' '' • tierce in warm climates, er a secret solitary vice , te ° e ta Warbrook House, where particulars may be had.; and at Mr. and effectually cured; as ai happi!y panned by the youth of both sexes , in the sae W Domezez's, Hartford-bridge; Crown and Bear Inn, Reading; Red : sterility or barrenness, and in the oilier a numerous wide! Lion. Bagshot ; Bush, Farnham and Staines ; Castle, Windsor ; 'I vous diseases, which, if not timely remedied. terrainate_ l !? rng's Arms, Godalming ; of Joseph Ward, Esq. Solicitor, Bed- , twice and consumption. In that distressing state of ell fd-square ;at Garraway's ,• and of Mr. Robins ' d e Warwick. : ficienc - y, whether the coneequence of such banefol h elle meet, Golden-square , where dans for viewing may be bad, and ' arising from any other cause, by which the powers lecke a Plash of sloe Estate stem lotion become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surge: o d HANTS, BETWEEN SOUTHAMPTON, RUMSEY, don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to WI AND WINCHESTER. vigorous health. Extensive Manors, Capital Freehold and Leasehold Estates, Eli. The result of a long and extensive practice has elle hild ._, l glide Cottage Residence, Sundry Cottages, Etc. Land-tax Re- by a superior method , to remove v e e e real coniplairesi w'' deemed. By Mr. ROBINS, . inveterate or complitated, without subjecting the pares' I At Garraway's, on Wednesday, July 1, at Twelve, in Lots, least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases wit in the short saace of two day THE very Desirable and Valuable FREEHOLD early . application is made onoliscovery of the utfrction,t .and LEASEHOLD FS PATES, upwards of One 'l'housand quently perform a cure s- 11 Six Hundred Acres, the Manors of SHAMBLEHIittST or pit recedented success of their mode of treatment (WW I Mt TOWN HILL and HUTCH; the Manor of ALLING FON been known to fail in one sin g le instance in a practice of (with the Fishery is the rive Itehin) extepding over a large track during which period many thousand persons of both ec.ce l , been cured, even after severe and injurious methods DT of country, and abounding with Game thriving Plantations, a ! Pursued by ocher Prac.itioners without effect), induct% sill Family Cottage Residence, Garden, and Lands, and sundq mo‘t thus publicly offer their advice. eligible Farms lying compact, and in a fine state of cultivation, a Messrs. G an d C o.exc l u si ve l y (LOSS Cludvely professing the eared good Farm - ho u ses , and all necessary Out-buildings, part iti hand,he sash other on Lease for terms, and fur lives ; and sundry Cottages, partictdar complaints, in order that they may not ~,_ situate in a most beautiful and desirable part of the County for a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to tr, Residence: Towukill is in the Parish of South Stoneham, three rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to states!!! have been properly 'educated and inidated into every law miles from Southampton, 11 from Winchester, four from Entity, and eight from Rumsey. The principal pa testimouials from the tuosrennuent Physicians, a rt of the Lands are the profession (certificates et which. from differen t theY a• let to respectable Tenants, and are very improveabie. . May be viewed by applying to John Ling, the Bailiff, l at Towa- wince any 'lnquirer), that the sutras resulting from. ,thet a , yours' fuN.t. induced them to deviate from the practices! u' i „' hill, where particulars may be had; and at the New Inn. West end ; Dolphin Southampton ; Crown, Basingstoke; Fountain cal Practitioner, and they presume that their preteleilt „ fut. a fair ground for the unprecedented anafidretee WIN.' and Crown,P;rtsmoctli; Bush, Farnham ; Demeay'e, Hartford . bridge; White Hart, Salisbury; of Messrs. Blake, White, and they have bent by qte public, so liberally honoured. GOSS and Ca Slovens, It, Bouveriootree , Ainge, Whiten, Essex -street, Strand; at Gansway's; and at Mt. Robleies, Warwick-street, Golden-quire, where a plan of LONDON : Printed by Levet Kest? Pickett ifa o 4 the BMW may be Kea. paWlehed there, and at the Star Office 7A11400411.