Star. — London, England, 1812-03-05 00:00:00

. ~--- "; "Ty -la. • )3 4 1 1t4101IATT. • AN ELEGlAt i llia4rE! JOHN 11t4 he livlrg may learn hiCrokge from the dead. OLD ETITAIriI. :.t O ! drop a tear for BIT I Y AIMILZYT, Led astray from Wisdom's ways! Ali! once the blithest in the hamlet— Now a scaffold ends liar days! Es hold her bending in contrition !. Mark her supplicating eye! In vain for life her sad petition..— Justice doonfs, and death is nigh I Around a rueful Took she glances On the friends of former years, While Pity, as her end advances, Trickles down their cheeks in tears ! Endearing scenes of long-lost pleasure, Rush upon her troubled mind; Sweet Faith, and Truth's unfading treasure, Left neglected far behind ! Abas s .l, she thinks, in deep dejection, What she is, and might hare b2en ; And, situdd'ring, s:srts with recolleetitin At the dreaditil guiph between! Like some fair P. o 4 t• on Life's will common. Dy the gale at random blown, All that on earth adorns a WOlll2ll, 'sitcom:cr., was overthrown! Then, driv'n by shame and indiscr,tion, Wand'ring outcast, and forlorn, Remote front home or habitation. Ft d with berries from the thorn— Down yonder lane where rim!: veeds blossom, Sadand soi'rowtzl her eight, An infant Origin to her d oosnni • First lathal the morning I:ght who at rase are happy MOthcra, Al! your cares and pains forgot, 0 ! think, in pity think on others, Want and wretchedness their lot! For want she raw her Infant languish, None to succour, none to save, And, frantic with despair and angolih, limited It headlong In the wave ! Yet drop a tear for BETTY ADILETT 1.o! at Mercy's shrine she prays! Ab ! once the gentlest in the hamlet— Kind awl true its better dayi! u• t Tithe Miipent in Youth's sweet season, Folly learnt Iu Guilt's abode, AtAl Vice th.it shuns the light of Reason, Led her far away from GOD ! Deltoid her no* in deep contritlon, Fbr her crimes aliaid to die! And, Maidens, from her sad condition, Learn to fix your thoughts on high ! Or humble or obscure tour 'Netting, Wiaorn'i ways will lead to fame For Virtue, Pride and Pomp excelling, Decks with gems a spotless name! But Woman, void of pure Devotinn, l'hntieh she live in splendid halls, Purd with the pride of vain emotioh, Likes fenceless city fell!! oserWhelm'd with guilt and sorrow, Bev're /tatter - l.'s course is run ! Meet to see another morrow, Mr behold the setting sun! . ' . . A Oliva:ly of Csnitedips, eithttest in number, from Covers Garden, Edinburgh, Dalin, and most , 'of the principal provincial theatres in England, ar- , lived at Barbadoes on the 20 , h of December, in the "Ship Olive Branch from London, and a new theatre 'Twat; veiled at Bridgetown, on the Ist of January with the Comedy of The Wert Indian, and the Farce of The 4tpaileit Child .and performed to .a crowded house. , Berlf.6n Sunday se'nnighr, two of the French pri- 1 &allaying broken their parole of honour, at Ash. y-de-laZouch, information thereof was immediately lo , n tithto the principal inn-keepers at Loughborough, 1 -, om a suppositiOn that they were likely to pass Vtlciugh that ta*li I only a few hours had elapsed be fore tvm persons answering the description of the fu gftiVei cattle on foot to the Bull's Head Inn there, And ordered dinner, and a chime for Leicester; the liiidlady, Mrs. Hopkins, immediately apprized the `constable of the circumstance, who took them both iiito custody, and conveyed them before the Rev. Dr. ' .HARDY, when it was discovered, that instead of their 'tieing - the persons 'supposed, they were both from Ashbourne, in Derbyshire, one tof them, Lieutenant , Joseph Peter Pieri, a French. officer, who bad broken I - i bis ,paYaly fi oils that town, and the other a young wo- ,inan,,drared in wan!, apparel! who he had enticed away ',Mtn' her friends at that place. They were both .comtnitred to Leicester jail; the former to remain • tht.re till. the Transport Board :hall order his renioval, + mid . the latter, we uncterstnir, will be tried an the 'eliare of aiding and assisting the Frenchman to i Il i - escape out of the kingdom. As, inoortatit Discovery, Seventeen Tears EriatE:hed, in theffirst Cityin the Word—Consequently it becomes a duty incnmbent on the proprietor, to give it if pos iible, an universal publicity, which he is now endea vouring to accomplish, at an expense little short of *Three Thousand Pounds a Year, by hourly inform ing and hourly proving to mankind of all descrip iiols, that those who are tortured with the Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism Pleurisy, Heads idle, Bilious Sick Head-ache, A sthmatic, Consunip five and Bilious complaints , Tooth-ache, Face-ache, or iar-ache, may be cured in a reasonable time by tare use of. the Gym-vox:AN MiiIMINIES i and by ap . , plying to the Inventor, B. Gurrr, Chymist, N0..•9, (Treat Sutrey-sireet, lilick-friars:hildge, between the itours of nine and twelve any morning, (Sunday ei -apted,) may be perfectly relieves! before they leave N M) which is such an earnest of cure as no empiric or %nolar plactiLioner, except ems.: that practice wisith the same prepai a ions, did ever dare to promise, because not *lag able to 'succeed, they would prove theMselves impostors, and the _Litre ducks would duack so I. nd .:..s to be distinctly heardat an immense tstance, fatal yrOnOuncing them pretendetis only to ,medical knowledge. The truth of which may be IL in'hy yitatni fling the last page of the tenth - edition ire 1):, p . % Guide from pain, which will be published ,n lit paper ea Saturday, the 7th of March. POLICE. Bow-srnarr.--On the night of the '36th ult. the house of Mr. West, the painter, in Newman -street, Was broke open and robbed of considerable property. A very large chissel 'teas left behind by the robbers, which Pearkes and Salmon, Bow-street officers, traced to belong. to a than who worked at a trunk maker's, at the back of the premises, who w a s al s o a soldier in the Guards. Yesterday the man attended at the Office, and proved an dill, by a certificate from his Adjutant, that he was on duty in the Tower that right. He also proved, that the chissel was not his own property, but that he had borrowed it of a man, and had It in use ; he also proved, that other tools were stolen from his workshop on the night of the robbery. The poor man Ltd he had a wife and two iltiliren, and had lost a deal of rime about the huitiess ; and he wanted to know who was to pay him for his loss of t;me ? Mr. ]'MARES lamented his case, but said there was no redress for him ; the cir cumstance of the chissel belonging to him, being very suspkious. GOILDIIALLe••-•A chimney.sweeper's boy, named George Davis, alias Hayfield, was charged on suspi- , cion of robbing the house of Mr. F. Core, of \Vin. chester-street, of a silver teapot, anti a number of I , silver forks and table spoons. He was committed. Ha rroN GARDEN.—Yesterday E. Dykes, aged 16, was fully committed, charged by Messrs. Bennett and Co. watchmakers, in Clerkenwell, by whom he was employed, with having stolen several ounces of gold wire, his property, which the prisoner offered for sale at a refiner's, where he was stopped. Several petty shopkeepers were summoned by the Society for the Suppression of Vice, for selling trifling articles on the Sunday, and were convicted in the usual penalty, with costs. THAMES Po:am—Tuesday two persons were charged with having in their possession marine stores, withtatt having made an entry in their shop-books of the persons and the time when they purchased them, and were fined in the mitigated penalty of £lO each. A gentet:l looking man was brought up, charged with uttering a bill of exchange, purporting to be the acceptance of Messrs. Francis, a fictitious firm, with intent to defraud Mr. Haley, a ship-owner, of 8150. The prisoner declined sa) mg any thing at present, and he was fully committed. A person underwent his third examination, being charged with obtaining goods by means of false pre es. After a hearing, which lasted the greater pan of the day, he was remanded. QVEZNSQUARE.—Two brothers were charged on suspicion of having swindled various persons to a con siderable amount. A vast number of charges were exhibited against them, and tiwy ucrc te-committed. From the evidence of a gentleman, tesiding at Lam beth, it appeared, that the prisoners ordered 25 sacks of flour to be f.rwarded to a baker's, who had trans acted business with him, and succeeded in obtaining possession of the flour, wilt a cal t, and it pair horses. DIVIDENDS.—( From ". uesday Night's Gazette.) I'Vfatelt 26. Richard Knight, of Warminst,:r, Wit's, grocer 114arcis 23. Robert Cooke%ley, of Pool, Montgonieryshire, tmi bet-tuerchant—April 11. Charles Ogilvie aa4 Wm. M 4 Neillie, of Liverpool, soap-rranufactureri—March 7. George Smith and John (Nitre, of Chepstow, hfonmoutb,L•re, bankers—March 24. Rachel Marsh, of Rayleigh, Essex, linen-draper—March 26. Alexander Jolaiston, of Manchester, draper•—April .28. Won. Ensor, oLßatk, grocer—March 26. Thomas Harding, Ludlow, Salop, inbkeeper—March 24. James Tlirpin, of tipper Touting, Surrey, corn-dealt r—March 24. James and John Winter, of Acre -lane, Brit toti Causeway, builders—Ntirch 24. Jos. Gardner of Horslydown, Southwark, coal-merchant—::larch 24. Paul Sylvester, of Wantage, berks, tanner—March 24. John Shear craft, of Gloucester -street, Ouecn-square, taylur—March 17. Ralph Noble, of Clarke's Terrace, Cannuit-street toad, merchant —April 4. Nlargautt and Mary Ullock of Chatham, Kent, linen drapers—March 24. Joill Ntsbitt, Eckvart Stewart, and Usti Nesbitt the younger, of Aldermanbury, merchants. CF.RTIFICATES, March 24. James Powell, cf 0.. Margaret's liorough, stneoner Robert Claridge, of Upper Cerrge-strett, Manchester-sepiare, upholsterer—Oliver Newcomb, ut liol!es-street, Cavendish sqesare, upholstercr—Francia Hr.ywsrd, of New Sarum, Wilts, Itehert Cin thorn, of Stockport, Cheshire, check-manu r—Joseph Price, of Bath, bookseaer—Thumas Kelaway, of Sun-s•reet.; Walworth, carpenter—John Rogers the elder and younger, Port-place, Bermondsey, haller A—James Ford, Swan - lane, Rotbesialthe i cowkeeper—Nicholas Clonney, of Liver pool, provishia-mcsOant—Ltarles Dufretie and John i'enny, of Nottingham, haberdashors—Jame s Clark, of broad -west, West. minger, upheiiseerer—Eslward Farrar, of Halifax,grocsir. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. , The 27th et. at Greenwich,P. lidisitt, or Use, Royal Artillery, to Maria Munro, daykust el George Munro Vanbrugh.fieldt, Bleckkeeth. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning.. ........ ........ ........ 5l) minutes after 7 Afternoon t9 minutes niter X ILLIAhI B. MOUN LAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONIXs... The best Actommodation for Travellers, guod Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Mures. I.IH E following POST COACHES, MAIL COACHES, ete. set out front the har.ar.ctio Head Inn, EXE I ER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmoitlit, Dartmouth, and Salisbury Nt w Post Coach, every Morning at Six &Clock. whit a Guard, tirrough Honiton, Axminster, bad port. Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagsbut. BOS hi, Spalding, Peterborough, States. nil Huntingdon new Royal Mall Coach, sets out every Lee;ring - Coaches Irmo Boston so Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. 'AVER POOL, Warrington, Xitutsitted. Slow\ and Post-Coact, called The Expedition, every I.seillog at Five &Clock, to B. Brotlierton's baractses Head 100, Dal-street, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BR'S I'ol. Flying Post-Coaches, through CLippen ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Atternotm; arrive at Mr. May's, the tireybound Inn. Bath, and the London Tavern, the mas•street, Bristol, next Moruing.—.Cuaches to Wells, liti4ie• water, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new light Caach, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Cluck; carries Four tinkles only, and genre markably easy, with a Guard throu2,hout. Passes through Stam ford, Nevcark, Reiford, Ikaticaster. and Ferrybridgr, to the Gol.len Lion, Leeds, neat Day, at Noun. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allawed to be the must itgrueable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, liirby-Loisedele, Bohm, Charity, Ormskirk, and Garstang Peet Coaches, every After. noon at Five o'Clock.—Gualtied. • Tait and Thomson. Loudon, and Ikreld Thorrnon, T. Hawkins and 3. Octunden, of Chepping Wycombe, Bucks, brokero—Swindells and Gibson, Manchester—H. H. Burley and Co. cotton-spinners, Choritun-tow s Unneherer —H. H. Browne, and J.W.Wilkinson, of Seething-lane, agerts and coal mersbadts —Whitaker and Hobro, Worcester, glove-manufacturers-las Cooper andThotnas G:gg, ottlxbridge, plumber+, Sm.—Richard Cardwcll.uld Suns, Blackburn, Laucal.hure, couou-naanttlacturers —W. NVyntan and 1. Allen, of (Bristol, watur-inakers. During the night of Sanday se'nnight, a I.trge rear tree, 50 feet high, near Holden Chequers, Ten • terden, was, by the violence of the wind broken asunder about 9.0 feet from the ground. - The value of Di. FRILEALIN's GUTTA S i ft.tteraitis has been :so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all die ;life rent stages of a certain disbase,'Orbich it effectually cures and eradicates tram the habit, without exciting the painful feelings ail exposure that attends saliva- j iii n—without debilitating the Constitution in any de. gree, or even requiring coutinement from business or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of thew Ines timable Drops have proved their cisitn rn pubic aye ! probation for more than SO years. in all die debility i of bath sexes they prove a never-Niiing restorative— whether the debility is produced by too free use of mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate• To travellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re. ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn glees,, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for many years had bt-en deprived of thuthappiness.—Sold wholesale and retail,- at Mr. Butler's. No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row • and retail, by &lain and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea; Tvewman, Exeter ; Cookwort;ly, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hox land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Mac donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderstra, Scott, and Edinburgh;tar ill, Cru twell, Bath; Ross and Peck, ; Grtgion and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, .Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham • Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; and most Medicine Venders, la bad% at 24. 9143. 61 k 225. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna• Green, Annan, Dumfries, Deownisill, Thornhill, Satiquhar-Kilts, Cumeoek, Ktugswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Caniperdown Cos:h, Daily. YORK, Neweaatle, and Leanhurgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out tvrry Nlurciii.g at 1 - Ir9-p.:st Six &Cluck, lay way of Newar:c, Rettord, Tatlead, r, liar Ii eon, Northallerton, Dothan*, Mcsepech, and Berwick. l'i..icatgers finding themtelvrs feigned froui the Irtigth of the journey, cday rest what time they please, anu then Proceed on UlltliA1( Ail Ad. pltional Fare. J. CLARK, the Black Swan, Coney-strret, York, runs Coaches to garburougd, Whit y, and other Places. NRIMALKOIITH and Walsall new rust Coach, artery Evening. eIARLISI.E,Oenrith, and Whltehaven Fost Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a C all the way. Panics through Pirough, Appleby, Great:6.ll4-e, Richmond, Catteriek, il.rougbbridgh Wetherby, Abylord, Doncaster, and Grantham (the mearest way by eyliteea /tzars). Sets ottt every Morningotod performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers deigned on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the neat CuaCh. CHESTER and PAR ;WAIT new Pu.t Coach, Dolly. ECLIPSE, a new Flynt* Post Coach, to York, Smn.l.rlartd, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every Af ternoon, at Three &Clock, by way ol Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn, new Coach, every Morning, to the George inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, and Wolveibemptnn Posi-Coath, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Poct-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, ovary Evening, at Five o'Clocl..—Guarsied. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rocking hamr, every Morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Rummy. Lyndhurst, Ly mlngton, Clitistchurch, Riugnond, Furtlingbridge, Windsor'',, Poole, isle df Wight, Jersey. and Guernsey Waggons, Dilly BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a canard, vets out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmii ghats* neat day at Noun. Passes by Oxford, Euston, and Sliktistane, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-itteet, Birmingham. HULL, Notelicave, Howie's; "horn, sod Doncaster Post- Coach, every . Morning at Seven tielock, to the Bull and San ban,: Mytomgate, Hue. , SOU 114. A MPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Ciaach every Evening. SUNDERLAND, Yams, and Stockton Csaeh, every Mara log, at A put 6. Wituase B. Mottsiv SIN "and Co. reepeetfidly acquaint their Friends and the Public, t h at they will not be accountable for any Parcels or Lnuage, &c. of tam: than Five Founds Value, insist or damaged, antes catered as sueliandpled iwattordiery, at, the Sat - ace/es MA la% Scatv-141, Landon. lAserado'hnfodnuuyghtetrimenthethweithewtetiartsl7ol:lliiehphajolure.amtraiudlie;;ll4.ll."colv;4l:outivr7besteMalesi.lerl 1,0.;_0r satordn last, in Airimtreet. the Counters. at Aberit", 1 rttim-iNULVl r efuti W a y rk swili. ab i' le Ditt.An i i n NLEK—mli-ikliu lt cP b EiN t kz: - -- " 9 " 1 DIED. Last July, at Futterjurgh, in the East Indies, Lieumpillt stances A oc cur do.. of '1 4 Charles Ravrnslev, of the ]Sib Reg :Anent Bengal Native infantry, : tre i : li f o t f ,nervint he i a ir m r " i Hypneiv itable ' ,g irl ::: n ' co tbis ino, :let ..6, abie etze i l f ot and formerly of imanuel Cunt ge, Cambridge , eldest nano: Thei- net la Ca . osamPtians, •Ainitaass, Gr ot ,,i i .,,, at, bi,t, f mats Rawnsiey. Esq. of Bourn Lincolnshire. Saturday last, at her residence, King-street, Ramsgate, aged Bs, ders iAnd ap br os t s .in frons aeinPbe deb lat iiiu m teri d f ualbos, n the inwor truomoi „ .l , l.o, , ternhy :44644, Miss Sarah Stock. iito of s new biti, . from . impure blood, fully justify the Prop/vi m ta dab Friday, at Huston, aged 78, Mrs. Spihbury, the wbote body of regular Physicians to pro f rom , a • dis printer. Friday night, aged 37,1. T. Allingham, Esq a Gentleman weft brAed . trehnofto a eat** Palrmileolelqa my d rat, o r known to the public by his dramatic talents. which received the ; ism oe drat , . abet, in well-tried equeinag ots . by, bat set of long-continued approbation In Tit lifrrriae Preatia, and "P a il beneath' so the sufferer, in ibeva himeandl, g ott all. a . ,._ i As to the irregular pretend r to ma:val ue , dt sco , tfies sha. - 4 . many other theatrical productioos. The St9ih Wt. aged 74, Mrs. Ldwe, of Wohtenhohne-squire, vouchers ibr votes VC bat too frequently the ingeutoo, o r, - -t of his own inters tiori, or at hest stistawil way b y 1 1 4 t Ma t Llver?ool, moth. r of Thomas Creevey. Eq. Al P. for 'Theiforit, iintgwartuokilk.il•iiiigbeawcqnsuireettebypiasaapgrdc.wm.u:trisetkinate Eniu utei s n iv e il l lef ei ss omzr , i Suddenly, on Sunday se'imight, at his lodgings in Dominick- of Phew and inierened adage/tee , lelooe reputation iu "4.72 street, Dublin, George DowdaU, of Moighville in the county of Longtord, Esq. On the day before he obtained ' a decision in doe Court of Chancery in his tavour, respecting a pniperty *hick has .estler hue ally rival renapad km. This d o e. or . o , at ob r•••v is is been for many years the subject of litigation. , they imputed clah- Sr to pr.sumption o the inves r vanity, ev aim* it is reculteelia - -- • . .. Oat iey :m no merit trona the invention of the ni d,4 4 , tia beltritge solely and delusively to Dt. Joboa Webutts..; wnes•e profound botaniati reeretrbes eminently gem ug i ka i; Lorton others iu the r.ght appliraVon cat feriae !shwas had 1.0 k.. than do yeas extensive. protases t pe and n . hwe c h,,„ ~, the fi:les a humane, Lbws!, anal sato lkie t bse e been long auctioned by die gresitst nen- s 4laseda. Sock si num may stwity,withuae to aaert as much right to publicceabletice a• the must s q u aw Member at the Royal Coiled. of Phynciats. All :he likra3 l'rci,wieturs ch!ns fur thentraires, is teat ut ts.up o ki i i r faithfully, in the pre/amid* a their Medicine, tUlowel g 4 14, rattans contented to Ik. Webster% own Recipe, b b ,,. daa Sold in Half-pint X.crtles, ta. fiat ate, 7 4 0 , 14 , Quart ditto, 1 4a.. duty twinned. Those who wish for more earticular informatks bodd, rimer end priperties of the English Diet Dtask, mei afib laima vaetety uf-the cuss it has effected, may (aria Dr. V* ;.aer's excellent work on the abject, a new edition of whit jeer published by the Proprietor, lances.. in boards; sal= Pamphlet price le. 6d. containing a hat of Linn r sort a, wh i i.da all occurred 1610. • • Std' wholea.de only by the bole Proprletotv,E.Siseand Ce.4 o rasaih agle.atrser..ind by os.e et least isevcry 44 1 46.1Wah1s in the United Kim;d.ant aid by the following Vetal.:a is leb don, by their Agents ..-biesers. Remard and Erue, t oebi ,k ir t rOtooti. mid u:adapo., I S 6 .iiNsa i uu*. bid Warcionate, frau .of we Roy al w in . Cornhill ; Cole-w.sethy, Wyntio aaa.l amnia, I is, wt,,„; 44 74 chymist awl dew ;gist, 414 *rand; ifielara eidc, di nig+, li., X 7. tilaysnairw. Ward, 334, Holborn, ad t pert . ..etier, Sahess-screst sta;lA I. I\! A it ilotaLl be the tuundatio n which iv often ibsturhed threa t :la the yog i that form toe union not taking itmeprecautions which aid‘ cure them the enjo)ment of that great doing-ale blesaug • to w * of every rank pay adoration so die gluier of wedlock ; No 1 ,6 4 the coottitution has beta tainted by disea.e, tar thetoilbawaitys certain habit contracted at an early are, a renovate* ids* previous to entering that stare is indireensthly receive:tr i o; char slumbering traits of 154 and to teatdttutt tke 'yam fa no disorders htse c ))))) ributssi inure esseadaily to destorysly,,,, su a l ha l /roes. that, del.': wits:A air the coUseqUilite 61 me lar id pleasure. It • was this co:tacit-talon which induce,: Memo CURRIE and Cu. for these 1.,.t twenty years, to dnea there.. dies acid practice madam/ay to the tratsarctaadtreeed tbry netetal Dtsea-e, and the disorders arising Ihrtcheflii as ails* derangement to the system, produced by •he Cavaco /e w e the inconsiderate eehoolaboy, which brings oa rhea d: llehilo ire and Deficit:Mies that preren: or entliitor thriftier monial state. The sucessatil result of cher Oa; gip km additional ardour to (Trete the ravages of titesenisephot.„ which are The most important in the catalogue d %mask*. 111 ties. It behottesevtry i:eracin who Waked With d. tary vice to seea retch by c vosuiting Pio/m*lW ease tf mg. tiellts and honour. to whielt Messrs. CURAiI. aad Ca. *is the sanction of scholattic authorky, as will M that= =contradicted facia. he professing tie awe e[ lbws day bold out uo btdnaa entcrt to ewe; bat awl* as ii must be of the misrelate of lb" dada` assistance as regtdarly educated Members et the IWO Cable of Silf c ,4llllll or Lont.on and Edinburzh. Might ea ma casts of Syphilitic latztion act raditaily cured ,IS *tea space of two days. Those of the moss Wont.-.lte demi" ad air obstructiott t, Meerut ate strictures pains of the bow, gliat. are toertuarietitly ask! speedliyounk &vend Nabbilia all lastaletarn of die firetrespecubdtty hhaebeen makrita mei Messrs. Currie and Co. for the rimmed of complaints ut *l4 thra, Attu:tears, lice. and having received a radata:aad roams mar, netlura ithat refry:lmes may be made to dorm at evidences of the siended.supernotay of Maim Currie aid pan of treatment. Many or the.e geniknter hale U to Mr years, and were under the care ut Xtroots.liontr, 'ri•ide, and other surgeons of equal emit:epee, via so their owe W the vphtation of the Wear caustic, wi:Joset hg•sara. Carrie awl Co. Lave selected the foliawng isurr fM the many they are early oic4cin i ; from ger.ii...wenrstaraegla thanks tor thew restomt:on to sauna atta eliorous hal& kw west to them markt-iced, out the am of a Sot& hati,As laboured wider chi. diatreseing &sod poMul malady fat as fey he had been under the cart of several wartime( *slain reticence, tome or wheal adror‘ird Woo permute,' esiblif from the soperior mode of orcartnent &kVA and /UMW Met , rg. Currie and Cu. be received a radical can' bird . spit e of one month. :tests. Cure and Ca. may be ronsulted by Mime , di and hart— ',lair Set. what the greateat upertcy a ...float, at beg% tib7, Illauess•Oodetu—Lettese sieethe poet pohl. r I— , their superior (fancy its webs: every Agree ' lad of the Venereal Dimas:, the Scatty, &e.. whims et • n...traint ut diet, h. au easy, expethatou‘ ask sad °WI tier. Out *null t... 4 y. via is a4lose, us spooks table, and rotten - nil uo particular sueotior. in 15 days t:tey generally cure thole cruel Moho; where they tall in that time utperfectly restoring ha* tic nt has :he happy 214:1LUICC that he or she is at the eve at r:+tc.r..l, let tne de:ree of tualguancy be ever s 3 Veldt It as an es,:e'..Loey pecalla to these 1111., to make 4 1 , tke campLi:tiog Nit, and ewer hits contest wha tie :Latter, st:t:t. tory wygedaiy dlaiodge and tape'. l ihe7 red by esperience to he a preserver of leans, as wdlata err, by taking cal). eight single riiis Sprang ..nd tulle Li short, the Petcritee has this tsitiaorthnsey obliggios Si that whatever he promised himself froth thent,they fulfil and eactxd. sa thottgla taws:km of immortal and taws. These Pas are mole worthy a *or to the • Masters and LiLetain• of Ships; She more so, fur that ti e, keep good in sit elinsafes hay fenr:h of time, and that lisf sow bona the test of near 40 yeasts, with iscremses thenisolves, and honour to thsir 4ssasursilsca'Agh that last eight years they !..s.: radially cured upwards d • ' sons, mauy of whom had been discharged from saiivatiou had been frequoudy repeated. ad all . made use of without eject. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, 711•10 011. Member of tht.ikayalCALge of Surponsia landal.st • No. 9, New Bridge -street 6 where he will give advice, Fur, to peasants taking these ViMs, mui stiN utswee ten, if pust-peid, on t lie same terms, observing lo AV ' mustinelohable secrecy, uo patiTsit's mine ur ease bey men toned, brat at t hew own pirtirther request, by th e , during the coarse of more th an 40 ysars,stat be his ow ducting of an extensive Ile of the slaws zueddae,atid Lice arising theretrom. 'They are also sold, by his appointineot,at the ralfill!: 35 . tt. Alban's-were, PailastaU t the lay-shr?, 44• • 4 ra' 2 rels; 11.1 s. khritarustgh's No. 7, hisloareassf opposite the 34eaunuar ; and b y sac Person an ewer town in 1. pond, lkc.in Boxes of only 11.90.e5e with Tull and plain dlrectiJos whereby pawns ewe' thtimeireaVilla vase lad seetory. N.& tvetram Great ripitabi is astlisde in whish,l, (Agoura the Conuoissi . osalta, Is peons Office " Taylor. No. pairs/ lisikcoltritet." 3o *Y'. s Mons. LONDON ; Printed by Ltittt. Kt r. Pic publisbed thee. sod at the itat-igge, 10 1 r A s • s • r. 1 •1 • i; - 1 hi ii. lIM It ••.- ONO 011 1 rig tor Au WI S la i ill dm I 9.1 WI -- I IN Vs Ili I ' 11. 614 J. 1114 ,~ ,~ 7'l, 4i; P Tb i Tag ki r itb VICE. WHEN Men of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the roost safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. I:urgoons, have been induced to make the cure of the following the object of their particular &Indy, v.s a certain Disorder, frequently contracted M a moment of intold cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and °Mats, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as Gish de. !salty, whether arising from Bactbaushan indulgences, long red. dente in warm climates, or a ambit solitary vice, too often un happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the we causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of net- YOU, diseaees, whith, if not timely remedied, terminate In lm• potence and Consumption. hi that distressing state of debility us deficiency, whether the comemtence of such baneful ha:bits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the coital cuttou become enfeebled, as regularly educated Soageolo 41.. an dun, they offset a firm, sate, and speedy restoration to sound and irieortius health. The result of a long and extensive practice has taiddrd them, by a superior method, to reinove venereal compLiiiits, kowe:er inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in dirt or exercise ; amid in ~erne ;7ases where an early application is made-urn discovery of the tuft ttn,rt, they frequently peifurm it cure in the short space of two days I he unprecedented success of their mode of tresomeot (which has sever been known to Isil in one sia3le instance hi a prac ttce of 15 years, dtirisig which period many thousand person. of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injur ohs methods bad been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), Induces them to thus publicly oiler their advice. Messrs. CUSS and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they ia.y not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so just!y attached to the limo. rant empiric, thlui it bubjustice to themselve-s to state, that they have been properly educated mid initiated into every launch sit the rrofesqua (cert ilica.s en of which, from ilifietcsit hospitals, and testimonials from tie nsntt emincsit Physicians, they have to con vince any inquirer), that the 'access resulting trout their endea r yours first Winced them to quit toe practice of the general Prac titioner, and they prrsutne that thefr pretensions constitute a fair graond for the unprecedented confidence vAtb winch they have I by the public, been soli!). rally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the particutsts of their case, age, amid Manner of living, inckising a Bank Note, for advice and medicines, and the saute will be for warded to any part ot the kingdoms.—GOiS aud Co. Surgeons, is, Beeveri. turret. Fleet .4tref r.