Star. — London, England, 1806-12-03 00:00:00

I r ^ - - J THE EDITOR OF 7118 STAR. November ss, :So& SIR —On: !,Iliill,t the tiffue of difallers detailed in your Paper Of yetterd.ty. I gave vent tit my grief in the fallowing /laity effilfinn, which I fliall thank you to iurert, if meriting a place in yntir An Dios their, div:na °race's pendent, • lac& firm terris debit We; fait " Sceptra antique rulatt, prefradla • Ut menus hi (item &tile fratgit opt. Nonue Nat militia veulantem avertcrelwarm Melee flat mums tender: ad afire manes / Q 1,1,1 valet hru! pieta, G virtue vkla reedit, Dilate G milli fake nefafve vice An •Lutcra tarn estaentam fperare faluttm • Ut cs , Ira urritit ufque negahis opera / Dtgencrev ne animna Sac maa wllit In orbem ; Infamatque atavis turpior crane deem / Tali. ja,ltabent. coNtrelua mole malotum, Qt.m gent.. Linn. fulminc fide move. Para Luna, hoftfli nondilm ratline furore, Sarmnicum 110U1431 depftiar, dealt Asmiha Sauromat um, ne:J• certamine, Gallia 'Femme inlet'. Ada, &titre mane,. St Lev. hoe, reflatque Immo 1 mane voluntas ; De the quid corm cerde reb .1114 agam / tJtitur lure maim festered, ea &made imbrue; Ut tatidern In tetras fiat rata Jere, Daus. • Thou fbatt break dteat in pieces like a Potter's ve&L B 'ITN, NOVEMBER 27. The charms of mufic's fafcinating powers, in f othing the "forage tweet," have long been known, hut were never more powerful in their operations than tail evening. The y o ung, an d t h e 1 4 t e . are at all times fukeptible of heavenly founds, therefore eagerly embraced the opportunity of attending Raozzine's fecond concert. The excellent bill of fate our watthy conduaor produced, drew alto from their abodes thole whole palfied or gouty limbs had long denied the participatiiin of fo fine a real The firPe Overture (Harea's Military) was performed exceedingly bold, led•by Rtrw•aos. T. Arwoon's beautiful Glee " In Peace love tunes the §hepherd's Reed," was lung by Marrs. A , Gear, and Dirty. accompanied in scheming manner by Mr. on :he Grand Piano Forte. We can dif cover much •tosprovement in Mr MAGRATI4, fusee grit t e m; in. Sump'. Smg, 'Th. in vain, &c." he roes with (pith s and ran the divifinns. which are difficult, with gond articulation. We now heard, for the fall time this fealim, thole excellent per fnriners on the Horn, the PETRIDIf, play a Cnncer. tante ; dole Gentlemen lean to difplay a brilliancy of terse sod extension rus that Mitt/mem, which places them fopericw in any other performer, in this kingdom. Signor Moat LEI fhewed his nfual comic powers in " Ton . pM andrai Fat fallone amornfo." —Mr.. Aims'. Concerto on the Flute was of coerce warmly Applioded. Mil. Smear, in the fccond 26, fang a beautiful Rrcitative and Aria of Fella asses, mof) enchant ingly ; her voice i. tweet in the extreme, and a tho rough knowledge of her profeillan, gives her pre eminence over many of her competitors. It was with general regret we to,k leave of bunter, lad even mg—llia charming tones. his /rapid execution, his alloniffoint cadences, together with an'originality of compoliti-n. leave an impreffirm not eerily erailica• led. The evening entertainment doled with Mrs. Asur's " Sweet Bird," accompanied on the Flute by Mr. Asia.—The "Sweet Bird," of laff night s will never Ay from the cage of our hearts, while re oollctlion keeps the door! LEITH, AOS'EUDER 79. The Edgar, from Leith to Jamaica, has been taken, retaken, and carried into liatbadnes.— On Wedneldarnigbt, the terry boat at Bolton gra. rary, near Aleranuth, watsupfet by running spina the warp r•f a kedge anchor, belonging tn'a Ihip in the trier, mind the boatman and two pa(fengers were drowned. Ott the alb inh. the Sufannah, BOWMAN, of Dun. cleevon a voyage from Newealtle to Leith, with coals and ',nods, ft rock upon the rocks off Thornton Lncb; the veff.l is !ince broke up, and all the crew and tome of the gnods bave been fared. Monday morning, at day break, a hoop was ken to hrike upon the Car rock in the Frith, •ird fucn after go down ; only bar matt head was feen above water. It is conjettured the crew were rived, as many fifbing Mats were at bard. dbe is ftippofed to be the Lady Charlotte of Ahtedeen. On Wednefday Lk his Rnyal Highnefa the Duke of Corea; arrived at Wincbelicr, where be commanis the Hampfhire ftl War, a F. enchman of tome ditlinflion, who had inrinerly been Aide de Camp to D in igypt, and who had made his efcape, was lately ar•' reirrd in Staplet'in, whither he had gone to view that prdn. CHATHAM, DECEMBER 1. ' Toefday lan the Mimosas a was launched from his M4)eity's Dock Yard at this place at half part eleven o'clock. dhe look the water in moll excellent tlyle, and afforded a gratifying fight to a nomber of fpeetcors. On Wednefday 1411 the wind blew fo vio lently, that two (hips, one a fixty.four gun (hip, the other a frigate, were driven from their morning.. and ran a thine nearly ommfite so the Victualling Office. They fortunately kept an upright pofition, and were got off the next ti.te without any damage. The fame morning as John M'Clnud and another feaman belonging to his Male Ily'sikip la neater Ise, weie doing duty on the -foroup-cuall, the weather 'sling very boiflcrms, they were both thrown from their hold by a fitift!en jet k of the man, when M'Clond hll from the foreman hei.d down on the fote by which his (hull was fo dreadfully freaured, that he died in a few minutes afterwards. The other Haman Laved himfelf in the rigging. The fame day, John Pratt, iceman, belonging to his hlai:11 es brig MAIINLIt. attempting to erois the deck of his M4jedy's Ihip Eruption's, not knowing that the hatchways wee open, fell from the deck Into the hold ; in confcquence of which, he was to much bruited, that he died in a few Goma afterward s. .LAW rNrsummur. COMT OF KOWSI SENCH, NOVVADER tat Riney. )01111 {MITI _ . The ATT 00000 Ganajaat. prayed the Judgment at the Court upon the Defendant. 14e bad been convidited on an Indiania n. charging him with having. on the tith of May, prevailed upon twe privates In a regiment of militia, quartered at Liverpool. to defer from their corp. and engage with btu to rave as mariners emblard a lip fitting out for a long voyage. Mr. SeARLETT flared, that there wen carious alidairlts on be• half of the Defendant, but he Otould not trouble their Loreilltips with hearing than read' as, from a communication which bad, face the convialon, taken place between blni (Mr. S.) and this Attorney General. that Gentleman had agreed to wave the mi• nifliment due to fuch an offence, on the Defendant paying 401 the penalty coutaissed in the Ad of the „ttit Geo. 111 The A C dated, that tbe Defendant was the Captain of a lap. and he bad been induced to commit the efface through a great dearth of Icemen at Liverpool. The pardibman was imprirnment. not acceding ii IDOlthe,3ll4 the pillory.— There were inieparMile, but In the eircoadtances 'of thla cafe, be Omelet not tall far loch Infildtion, but remain raddled with the Statutory penalty. The Court ordered aam pew to be entered in one '.l the indlaments, and the Defendant immediately paid the 401. the penalty on the other, and war. archers, d. TN& Coto V JAMet tiAINR. The Defendant was Menthe up for Jedgualot, having been con eia,r4 of an Windt on a peer« 0/1114121011011. The Defendant was a baker and the prof, cuter hedge« into hie gum, and de m:nded payment of a (mail debt from the Defendant. A quarrel took place, and It terminated in the Defendant knocktos the pro reenter down, and kicking him while he lay on the ground. Me Plaintiff revived fo much injury DT this cruel ufage, that he was confined for (.me days, and bad been compelled to have remade to faecal Matinee. It was fated on «Astra* the ' Defendant. that when the parties went before a Magarate, the Defendant ffered ai.y kind of cow. proration and apology for what he had done, but the offer had been related. The Court thought this was a fit cafe to go before the Malta, as the Defendant had offered to pay sol. Mr. OARILOW, on behalf of the proreator, faid be bad no in. it factious to that effect. Ho abed for Jadgmen t. '1 be Defendant was ordered to pay a fine of an marts. RAIL v.IOWeROVT The Court gave judgment ha this cafe, which involved a gantlet) of barratry, boding that the deviation from the voyage, committed by the Cairene in going into a Dutch port, called "rellma, on the waft of Africa, and there traillekieg for flares, in emirates:ace of which the lap had been captured and condemned, was illegal, and that It of cootie amounted to an ad of barratry,—The kale ayi was therefore ordered to be archaized. LAW/WM v. ?$E SAIL OP RADNOR AND OTHERS. This was an talon of «attars mead the defendant, one of the plaices of the County of Wilts, which era. luitneted to try the whether the Magifrates had Jut ado a ion In a cafe, wash was ▪ in riddance as follows —One sq., sy Nov. tape, obtained a infamous from two Magilt-ates againft the plaintiff, to MOTO'S (mall rum due to Met, and an order was made for the payment thereof. reciting. That whereas one James Sop, of In the county ni Wilts, labourer, bad complained to the fad toe Maga . - traces, that Gorges Lowther, the plaintiff, refuted to pay him 41. 1,3 a (or work and lobe ter done by the raid James Sop, and one Franklin, In the (twice of the raid Gorges i.owther. In digging and nerving, or netting a well : the order then coucleded is the . ordinary form, that Lowther not appearing sod Sop being heard, Lowther was ordered to pay. Front this order the plaintiff Ap pealed, and the order was confirmed at the Quarter ti Sons, and upon proceedings being had to enforce theorder, the meant artiest was ionntrin. Ihe queftioo was, whether the two Inaglitretes,' In the Ara iolGnre, anal the "_.arter «SOO% on the appeal, had Juni to order the plain t tit to pay the el mss under the flat. s OVA 2. C. 9 whereby it IS enacted. That all dilicrentes. &e. between matters, tee. andiervame In hufbandry, hired for a yew; or between Mallen and Artificers, Hnedkraiffmen, Maas, Col hers, Keelmen, Pitmen, ObLeasen, Potters. and ical Lahourers, employed for any angle dine, or In myosin/ marts, Mall be de. terosissed by one Janice:tia provided thecae& in cafe ot asp fer vent. sloth not exceed t...1.n0r slwido reMrd to any other petfoo before. me taloned ? Two quillians were made the argument. left, 'Anther tired applied to any Intl imams I. Intflianalry I and neat, whether rep plied to any other patens being bbouters, than *bore mentioned fgecifitally the aa, or that j aQn, raeri.? Mk Laniihneow Rued, that It was plain free the recital in the order, which was the only evidence of the eastrafL that the aria' at $l. - was for work and labovedone by him and one Melillo. which Franklin was employed on the retainer of lop, and not a Lowther, sod it was not, therefore. he any fertrke ii bulbandry. but woe the latter part at the flatus his Laallhip thought, that under the re.' 'wen! wards, `• Other Lahourers, employed for any «rale time. or in any other manner." that the operation of diode weeds amid net be reftealned to artidcm, as particularly mendoeed before,. but nioft fatted to all other labourers. The Coen, thereMee.j thinking that the aft was intended to give a fpeedy remedy bode to matte re and fervent, in butbandry, and to wafters and art Marrs, of the elaffes enumerated ; awhile to matters and labourers in ge ucral, held that the cafe of Sup was within the jungletion of the Magintates, and actotellitgly ordered the Pg.'« to the PLaisigiff. NON. 21...T1111 tING e , DANCE. The defendant was brought up to receive judgment for Idle ing • libel on Sir M Dopes. '4r. Juilice Goose miffed fentutce, after laying that ailoat be bad done was with paled knowledge ot the confemience, end iu perked defiance of the law, with which he muff he well acquainted. 'I he defendant was thou fasteneed to be imprifoned for throe Tears in Neonate ; and Lord YLLluaaluuou.added, " La him he Itruck off the roll.' LONDON SESSIONS.—GUILD HALL, DECEMBER T. This day the London Sclfione commenced, berme the Lord Mayor, Recorder, tihetiffs, Aldermen J. Smith, Hunter, Aialey, and Eh ovehle. A Mr. Jones was Indicted for afikulting a Mr. aolley, cm the Royal &change. It appeared from the opening the eak by the Connfel, that both Plaintiff and lkfendaet were brokers of peat refpcdtsbility Mr. Paley fated that he had taken akmof Mr loom, a My about fourteen years of age, as a clerk, to carry out Lill. for payment, or acceptance ; and this youth having loft a draft, and fume country natty sat of his book, the wiinefs bad ex p.. fled his difpleafure on account of the boy's lather not calling upon him, and sephriiiing a little euoeero•ng the lob of the note ; the fon having told lilt father thee, be went to the Royal Exchange in a pallion, demanded of the withers what he had to fay COIICIUIP ids charade'', or his ton's witnefs replied, that tbatMaa not a proper place to r xplain tbc hernias. and dalined gluing WM any laiinadUon. Ike Defendant then !truck biota 'hike t Mow on the f.ce. He basins at that time two bills of IooLL in his hand, thought It moil prudent mot to ma►e any refinance, but sit his handkerchief to his face, and Immediately went to a coffee haute, where lie was followed by the Defendant, who, Mitred of epologizing for bee condeet,aggrerat.-d the tdufte. He ;chum kdged-ln his crefs•esaminsHon, that the antes had been found is the beet, and returned to him iu a letter that be did not Ms. p ash t►e boy% homily, ►et thought It bet reaforabk the father (hould make curry Inquiry concerning it. His esi.la,ce was con firmed by fmeral prefent, who faw the affault, and who law the Plaintiff entre into the erffee hook, with his face (welled and bloody. 'I he Defendant attempted to make a defence; hot the Reehrder told him, that every thing be fald convinced him if the unprovoked Wank, wl,h was much aggravated by being commit ted on the Royal Fishwife, where Gait/emelt eanie to tranfati bullock. 'I lie Jury f id him malty, and th: Court fenteeced bins to pay a fine of fa. or to be iniptiloscd till paid. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, DEC. t. Thls day the Sefton commenced at Hiehs's Han, before Mr. Maims/Wow and (event Mrsiftrates. The buftnefs confifted chit fly of a number of petty aeons, one, which reeked the molt &atm ion, was the trial of a Jew, of the name of Michael I.yon, for violmtly acd maliciougy anemias a Gentleruso a the neigh bourhood of Spa Gardens _ _ _ It appearol, that a vat number of the tribe of Levy bed ar. fen d 31,41 at that place In order to celebrate a wedding. and hi pin. portion ea their Ipirits were cheated, tome t f them were torten. lenity inclined. The ok/we Lynn ltruck the prefacutor, whs. with Come other Gentlemen. were pang peaceably by therm of tic Ganlo.ll, and by the feeesity of the Now brobe his jaw bone. Many 'mid% witnellca, both male and /mak, ware raped on basalt of the prifoner, and many inftances of grofs pre muiea:iun appeared, and inch as almott amounted to perjury, all for the purple of cudeavouriiie to ((Teen one of their brethren from the pur.Uhrnent which the law wee to millet. Of the eon dad of thcfc Witniffes, the Learned hlagillratc erprefled his ha ired and deisttatton, and kvarely rein anunded a I.4pdalgt and Watchman, wits had been prevailed en to join In filch prevarica tion. The trial by tide means bated about two boar, but the Joey. Cgidnithe evident fallacy of the prifonces Witstfros,withous %uneaff. Mikado°, found him—Oolfry. Jobtnce. a ts•cliney coachman. we. Indided for armadas bi lo and g William Davis, on the 4th June. The profecenor lived se footman in the family of Lady Knowles, and he was rent from her latlyoup's boufe in the neighbourhood of Ruffen fquare, to get a hackney coach. The defendant had jail let down a fare In boutliamptuo roar. and the profecutor engaged hlin, but it be. log late at night, the coaclunan 'irritated at going. The profecu tor get on the coach-hoz, ant the defendant informed him he might tabu • rWe with him i' be thought proper, hot he wan not Ong Lis way. The proiecutor alighuad wkli the imitation et tat log the number of the coach, but the coachman drove cif at Cull /peel and, akhough he, (the pn.l . ccu roe) fuemcded ! ming ..aa numbcr, he received a revere whipOng ht lb doing. The deem. dant Wig forad Odlty, and the Voen gemmed Wm to he Yu kwilwia.l teem sly& PUOILIIISS Earraamtorriaey.--Sunday, two old Tars, of the true blue breed, happened or ark charir y of the fame Gentleman, who threw them a halfpenny. A difpute arofe to whom it belonged-- they dctennin ed to fight; both Iltipped—die non had 101 l his right arm by the (bonnier ; and his opponent bad hot one leg. After feveral rounds, which always ended in the latter being thrown on hi. back, they both fell, and fought hard, fide by fide, until they were prevented by the foe& aims. who, by this time, were vet y numerous. The two men in euilody, on the charge of having murdered Mr. Steele, underwent another examina tion on Monday before Mr. Nast's, privately at his own houfe. The third perfon charged wi.h being one of the murderers, who (as it has been already flatted) was baying on board one of his Majeny's fri gates on the coal! of France, is alto in errand,. His name, it appears, is Owen Him/arty, a well known character in the different Courts of _hillier. Arm. throng and Vickery, Of f icers belonging to the Public Office, Worfhip-fireet, who were drfpatehed in pnr ' fait of him, brought Male to Deal on Saturday even ing ; but they could trot bring him to London, be being in a very ill date of health ; and conferprently he was left in the cullody of the guard at the Royal flofpital. A woman, who cohabited with nob of the prifoners at the time of the murder, has been privately examined, and her tellinsony has thrown additional light on the horrid fubjea. D Aceinawr.—Monday morning, about eight o'clock, a bear, the property of Mr. Bradbury, one of the Clowns of the Royal Circus, which was kept in a flied, built in the fhspe of an oven, in the yard of the Royal Circus, and chained to a poll fixed in the middle of its den, which was di iven nearly four , feet into the ground, tattled much alarm in that neighbourhood: The animal, become furious from hunger, in the emote of the night had torn up the poll, broke the part of the chain that was fixed to it,' 7.nd made its way, marled, into the yard. The firfl thing that it attacked was a dog, which it killed.— The roaring of the hear, and the cries of the dog, form brought feveral people to the fpot. The firfl that came was one °fake carpenters bcVngittg to the Circus. The bear ir handy porfned hint ; the man ran up crone hone Arps. and the hear followed. The mart threw it back, And, with the force, fell over it, but efcapad with the anti of the &firs of his coat, which the animal tore off. Tke bear left him to at., tack a gnat. By that time the alarm was CI gtcat, that feveral people had ellt..Mcd in the yard. A hoy, about thirteen year* of age, wit arming the &ll. The bear purtised, overtook him, and fallenel up-n him behiod, with its two paws urrnt his (boulders.— The boy inhantly fell, inclined forward on his face, and the bear tore the back part of his head, as if it had been (wiped. A Irian now got hold of the ea of the chain, which was hill round the animal's neck, and with the affihance of the other perfons, armed with hicks and pitchforks, tore the animal away from the boy, who was in s Bream • (blood ; and ot:e of the molt (hocking objeas ever beheld, every one prefent thinking at 6th his head was torn off from his body. He was immediately taken np, writhed, and carried to the HofpitaL He came from the country only a few weeks ago ; he lived with Mr. Willa% who keeps the billiard tables, at the Circa., and ufed to attend the billiard toome. We underhand he k a relative of Mr. Wilfbn. At ten o'clock hilt night, there were Come hopes of his morel y. This dreadful accident collated a van concourfa gf people, who rufhed intr. the yard ; amoogll them were two foldiers, me of whom fplir the hear's head open with a fpade, and the other cut off not of its ears. It war a young black bear. Mr. Bradbury, the Clown, brought it from Liverpool on the top of the Rage coach, the night ;Ibis benefit, alien it made its appearance in a pantomime. TO MR. SPILSDURY —Marlow, Augett ta, fleet. Sir—The writer, in June lab, called on you with a young woman of the name of Brookes, uhn had a bad leg, and to whom you gave a pint of your Drops, which has nearly effeeed curc.—The fallou ing cafe has atilt accorred•in this neighbourhood : James Gyb fop was iniKtliated at tea years of ale ; half a year afterwards he was feised with a pain in botb legs. Cup. poled for Come time to be rheumatic's+, or growing pains, but it fettled finally in one 4, which (welled, and tendered him incapable of walking. He hag in foot years, t t or e s ulcers. and eg pieces of bone were taken out. His health was impaired, and he was confiantly carried about. He was fimplied with fifteen bottles of SPILIBUItY'S Patent Antifv(.rbutic Drops, which entirely cured him. It is now three year. fine ; he is grown tall, health, and worsts conflantly as a bricklayer.—The bearer is alkilreeom mended as a deferring ()Net for your excellent 101 l i• tution. She lives thirty-two miles from ("Woo, and it has been thought bell to fend her to town that you may Ice her. The Genuine Patent Antifcorbutic Drops are fold in bottles of se. 6d. toe. and 11. as. duty included, at the Difpenfary, No. 15, S dio-fguare, 1.•.nd00.-- To prevent counterfeits, each bottle is accompanied with a black ink thump ; and the cnr k, at the 9 Guth of each bottle. fealed with red wax. • BIRTHS. On Monday, et Cheltenham, the Lady of Sir Edniuod Car rington. of II daughter. Oa the Okla ult. at Pontefroft, the Lady of VC. Ravenfcroft. Efq. of a d,anght,r. MARRIED. At Old Aberdeen. the Rev. William Maetrode. to Mis Cbld. Mfg, widow of the late Dr W. Chalmers. of Kings Colkr. DIED. At Aberdeen, on the setb ■k. in the sot b year of his age, George Auldio, Fig. late Provo* of Aberdceli. HIOH WAYPIt Al' LONDON MOOR TO.MORAONI biaralag - • 43 Abate Am I Abram • . 13 aim*. shor 9 FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &c. MGREENOUGH's LOZENGES of TO LU. LTA whkh contain ad the fohenbeg . and' healing virtues of the eelehrated BALSAM of TOLD, and arc the pkafa nerd and rot ft cif dual remedy of the kind in all Coughs. Hoarfeneffes. J, rat Throats. and Dellueloca on ;he Longa, healing (be Bovine& and &wench of the Brea*, and Junked great relief In Shoetncf. of Breads, and in Antistatic and Couramptiva Complaints; th,y do DM cloy the Bothnia, but ratt , er create an appellee But as the great laenobt to be derived from their; van only be fe. cured by Irving than Genuine, the peddle are reloaded to ob. ferve, that R. HAYWARD. Na. so, Ludgate Hlll, is printed w the Stamp, as all ethers are Counterfeit lbtfe Lozenges are prepared end fold by R. Hayward (Sorter. for to T. Grecooneh the Inventor.) N 0.11,1 .tigue Hill; audfAl by E. Noorlitery and Son. NU 45. Se. Parra Church yard t 15..y1ey and Blew, Coe,tfpur-ttn.et; Bacon and Co. No. lib, Oa ford fireet ; a.d Nob. Clark, No. anp, Borussh.—Pdcit as. 1 id. • IN prbfellip A nagelf a regni.eril ecru:Jett.; MEhl. , bet At the 'ROYAL OOLLEOk of SUAtNIO,Nti in LON DON, t think 12 Incumbent on roe to 116.12*. that roy Diplom fro, the Calks: if Surgeons. in wdl iiLirtibiafe. ftsocther Hotpttai., and vlrimts Prokfun snaky whom I Bodied Phylk, &Tat, cad Mulwiury, 11. a limo for year* *owl Li one camy Parlours, open to tSe infprelms ~.y ow who tumuli to be there, or is &Brous of Itch clamb.arion. ma fist YtAll I have reffgord all other Prattice, for thy StuJy and Treatment of Vest [REAL COM 'tam tie and Dem tier —but it was am till I hal eamrimce a. as Army Surgeon ar.'. nett Practitioner. that I thought m) car Juftiliell is the Licetion of this pecolitt branch. The omit nitrated force of the !memo balled, When duo led to a partitular point, umft acquire furls enmity within tht deck of ft/ own oainn,and a long cominued rue „erfa.is a deddtl proof. that my efforts have not bent Ids bate- Mal to others than advantageous to mytelL The chards and the mifery which twits (earn • ~tan &ATOM dye habit, fo perVelms to fchnolboyA bate been frequently poor 'rayed by the matahtta of the age. But it Is the duty of tray Prealtioner, when called upon, to relieve fueh fufferings by Mall: , eat Militant* ; and It is the ampiremon of my etc/afire cape- , r,tnce in this line to offer in every fuels cafe a fife and certain n o • ellablilhatent. la flight cafes of deficiency produced by free living. rridenee In Warm tilineates. or too much oryedofttee Ramro a, aid to all recent Vezereal Complaints, early application furores its Im mediate cure. tut In the molt complicated Cafes at Dam tire lecompanled by fever or Diforders of the bum miffing from ne sleeted infeiffloti; tome pert.versoct is ihd ifpeufably requiflte for the re-atibnatioe of the Confiltutioo and reiteration en health sod vigour.-4n all cafes with either few, the melt iuviolable fecreey It obferved, and the tenns of remuneration are plainly Rated on the tua isitavkw MARTIN kiRCE, Member of the Royal College of Buren:main London, No 39, Arundel.ftrot, Strand, nest Temple Bar. There!s an additional entrance in Water-11,cm adjoining.—AS lettere if tarn town or country art etpeCted to contain a bans veer_ RENOVATED HEALTH. - jT has been too trcqvently the (nbjee of jolt and general reprobation, that men &flame of the elements of 1 1 the medical an, bare offered thenfunts as candidates for public patronoge in the profefiLna of phyic For the purpofe of doing. Maine as the mink of our ftmites and trperienee. and to prevent Ni Joie being defied among tbofe dnurirics whore imnudent pro halloo" have, enfenunatcly tor fociety, been too favnura.hly ren ecived, we beg leave to finnan to the lateral and enlightened a faith:sal Raceme nt of our path*. and acqutrementa After biting received a remise medical education as the pupils of Mean Orin. dal and Birrord, whole berftiires and praJler ere carrfully atten ded, as proktfors and furgrom of the Londna Meeks'', we emend ourfelves as Rodent' M that pally celebrated facial for medical aequirenrent. the Royal Coll.ge of Edinburgh, sod were Marne. ten In the different Drencher, of Anatomy, Surgery, the dietary aid predict of Phyfit. Ordinary, Midwifery. Poem,, &c Re. by thefe eminent peofeffors, Urs. Macro, Gregory, Meek, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherfad. We trult we theft not be dermal pre famptanu. In frying that our proficiency aid amuirdesent a arc not tne,u•fiderable. Having for a long feria of years made venereal 'complaints. and thevarioas dikarcs of DEBILf EV, the partkular • ohjeet uf our Studies and pro lice, It will, we Lope. be allenrcd that we have acquired keener kaoulee'ge of their treatment and care. In flrjht and recent cafes of infeCtlno, a perfeet re eitabilthment Is anent-red I the Mott purled of two Jaye% Rod, in thole ef the atmoll Ineeteaey, where other praelltlnnen have failed of fueetft, a prom, p.iferrermee in oar phn d trea:ment. defines to the patiart a Lfe and radical core. Aroidlt the melancholy variety of decor:len which are the effitie of a habk long aid molt unhappily purfoeti by tire youth of bath fem., there are nine more alarming or more (brindles .has thole deficiencies sod &bidden which tree/trendy peeve M ear ene,itter the mairiamnial (fate. To fuck perfona it mint be a confollrg re deetins to know diet they may now, by a new and inf dlibile mode of titanium, be reftored toahat greateft of ad human tileffinp, a anent, manly, and vigarovemordlitution. la all cafes of (root whoever cook arida:, 114 well as in every (peeks of vene real lufed4a, we may be confolted by patimo ef tither fee with the greatsit fetrecy and honour. Home of eonfiettation at home from ten to three, and tent lit in the esamhu tillttn at night. Patients iv the country are retitotited to Rate the parrieni Ir.-of their cafe, age, and general bath of *nog, &e. Luc incloft:rg a remitemee for adrift and medicines, when elk f ate writ be giveie Or (cnj to any part r.f the him:dom. l o enure that fater,ey to efe fennel to our undertaking, the poftare of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Cu. Surecens November ad, zlc6. No. toy, Hattori o.tds;t. Thir4A : • Tun, Eurgeou,No. 9, New Bridge Revel. Load.% eta, Edinburgh, May a, illoor IN toe fpring of t 1 94 I wit afflieted with a Vane. real Complaint, winch I treated with indifference for eve ntonchei but was then utilise.: to imply to a resole: Phybeian,erho put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercu rial applteatizo) fur fame time; but growing, in (pier evil medi cine sod the advice of the deft Gentlemen e the Fatuity here wont and world, for two years. I was reduced to a Rite almofi unpanlicled mad heytt.l defenytina bc.ng an entire leper,and eke rated from brad to foot. My had. throat, mooch, role Sega. arnis.dre have been attemately in danger of hemming Mr In thort, I have had from to to go toting ulcers on my toady, and nearly totally deprived of tight. It would be voluminous to par tleubtlie all my cafe-e-fothee it to fay, t'vere never was, or ever will be, one of a Terre dangerous or of a more complicated es. titre. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my. fell beyond allhttpesof recovery, and, indeed, In my then condi thin. death was preferable to my more them aikerable Rate. to this dnaiful Gruatioo did I drag a molt todirabla ezdtence, tall/inns earn I n Cues threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. nt Plymouth —my friend. read it, I could not. I fent and procured fame of your I..eamer PA'r IST Pitch, which, by clog horn time to time, am new, sad have long beta, (after more than tour year' Indeferibahl e Much). in as good a Rate of Math as ever ► erloyad t as a proof of fhb. I had • flite.lhtluble.haal• thy child born to me a Lew months ago. la mats& ao Goa, and In hopes of rendering my fellowestatarre Awoke. I tee you to publllb this t and you may at any dope refer perinea, Wm' with to be fatialcd of the truth of thie, or farther particulars, to me or try friends, by letter or perform. As few cafes for badnels will ever tonal raise. and none eteeedt It, I have from nperterive. every rearm to allure mankind. that In 4, your rm.; they will Sod a knit, (greedy , tale, and rash cal cure. J. T. Prepared and fold by the Sole PrlnletOr.rieMAS TATLOII, Member of the Royal College nl Surgeons In Loodan, et his Moat No. 9, New Bridge-Erect; where he vial glue advice, without a fee, to petrona taking 'tilt ft Pills, and will "ewer patients lettere, if poll paid, no the fame term., *Mervin( In alleges the met in violable fancy, no peeing,'" name sr cafe having been meadows!. but at their own ponicolar resew& by the Proprietor, during :he courfe of flare than gA years, rime be has bad the rooduding of an coroners rale of the above Medicine, and the praetice atiflng therefrom. Vary are alto fold, by bisreit fnr the oolleeld:w2 of Chafe living at a dillance, by Mr. &user, bwatli-ni idge, nAtintotrgb. Mr. Mentions, printer, Gla'vmr, to whom a.la Mr. f. niers toe Ms *Miters ; at the Perfuta t's, Na. 33, Sc Alban'i.lriet. fall, Mall; 11.. r Robertfoo's ynttop, Nr. to 3, Lxrutel.liteet tMr Dilboroucte., Ni 7, Fa-Brea-hit neatly wypobte the Monu ment ; Mr. Ste l'., boolifentr, No. t, Dolan-row, Little Towtr. bill; Mr. Callwas, ; by one mean in every mfider able town iu Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of qtly each, relied up with 1U and plain Dirndtiors. ' , hetet' Pathos of either fez may rare threnfetees wish oak and ferrety. LONDON: Printed and publilked by LENFL KRN t, Can• terbtri•Plaue Luetbethbe t the :tree °nice INTO r. Ca tr. amt. PublitlieJ .do at ti.o lizAk gums. Bas