Star. — London, England, 1812-09-12 00:00:00

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The hem& Woo sigeor'4l; Wove may their saws was spree 4 y..., , •,- OW ideemeceisofeak -. ; ~ , . . ,•!. _ - This siank e d se *Ale,* aim, , ... . or Liberty and lOW ~~. -. , , ~~rA I ab-2.601 far boor! tbe be, Woe siosbt to dew, Tie "wise tree. bone Vircamintosi i ; • Ike Mold to bet or bw. • *me was tie aditibditilk" did hog eaohmedhs, ~ gill Illootesers„ oseeded, id hi idea • • .) • • O l arall mai ddle,'lka asseaall ' • e Mb Mei POS,N, .11.4fiedi ar ire o Bat asilvdiedkai:Of • 'Oa aagy Akira, oil aced bets" Awl amid= pothalataaran Op awry are dre dope . • 1.. et For Wawaairea awl Epola r And pew die Tie Mil , The SWAM The acs fibs ale! ,lie, Thavirs. Amid (Mr is • Nay se disc lrb• wares Thee mt sr/ troops, Pies foe& and teequeriag died ! Thar volibwe sad their orphans gaard, ... ~~ . • 3= Ye Britons bravo sod good. link Sears of grief your deeds shall sum To tests of gratitudo Wyk a farmer at Shank, neat Edinburgh, 'sing a boy washing a turnip at a stream on his conceived it to be a , stolen one, and ,brutally wa stone at the boy, which striking him on the , killed him on the spot. ount ro ANlMAL3.—Yesterday a Gentleman Nash, exhibited a complaint, at Union Hall, ainst JAI Ain*, of cruelty towards an animal. . Nasl tinted, that he was passing along the street he ip‘w the prisoner, an old man, driving a small , who was attempting to draw a cart, loaded [ brickal the animal was in an extremely low and condition, and after several ineffectual at npts to move-the ponderous load,•which was by *too heavy for him, he was so exhausted that he reunder the necessity of foregoing the attempt ; strength and spirit having failed him, to invigo- 1 both, the prisoner took a sharp nail from his ocket, which he repeatedly stuck into the wretched iraars side, but without being able to raise him to farther exertion. The defendant acknowledged error, but promised not to be guilty of any similar r in future ; under this promise the Magistrate ve hiin. ARM ATTACK . — Last Saturday evening, Mr. ORMr/NOTON was attacked between Worcester and ry, by a man mounted on a grey horse, who ded his money. Op refusal to part with it, fellow seized him by the neck, and Mr. Won op, noway dismayed, griped his assailant by collar. 'The man finding he had a resolute per tp deal with, pulled out a pistol, and discharged Mr. WORIMINGTON'S head, and happily the ball y pa sted through his hat. • Mr. W.'s steed, terri- Id with the report of the pistol, departed at the gal p, and the robber followed *full mile, but could it overtake him. The man appeared to be badly bunted, and was very smartly dressed in a dark tat and vest, with light breeches and boots. He irs of small stature, and the horse was below the mmon size. A few evenings -' 0 aotrehnuse in the tenter _ since, ~.. _..as 'of Mrs. Edwards, of Swan.yard, Newing i, was broke open and plundered of two pieces of ta long ells, and a piece of superfine purple cloth, th whirls the villains got clear cuff. ,The herring-fishery in the neighbourhood of Wick going on successfully. Last week there were in l e new harbour above forty sail at one time ; and, it supposed, that there are from 5 to 600 boats ern toyed in the herring-fishing on the coast, Above 100 f which are from the southern parts of Scotland, . nd some from Northumberland. DUNBAR, Saps. s..—Sixty boats are employed 'at a fishing at Eymouth, and caught , this morning boot 800,000 very fine large herrings, most part of rhich were purchased by curers, atfrom I6s. to 17s. er barrel, of 82 gallons ; and by carriers, at from s. Bd. to Ss. per hundred of sis score. - , Extract of a letter from. Drirnoch Loch, dated leptember 1.- 46 For, the last 14 days, there has nen in Loch-costisport, on the coast of. Knapdale, krgyleshire, a very considerable herring-fisbery..,- here,are about 50 small boats fishing, and only at t two sloops salting. For'the last few nights y caught. about 90alsarrels each night. This mow ing the fish was sold at 10d. per. hundred. There is a great want of casks, and only for the good sense of the Legislature in allowing the country people salt it a moderate rate, the greater part of.the fish would sow have been lost, and even.as it is, if purchaser* don't come from other plasma to buy up the fresh fish for salting, the price will dwindle to nothing." A Gentleman who receives& a challenge from , Tukwila., lately retired from 'booing's' on V aa ss e s a z formue, refused it, on the ground of* laios hi= to RICK so ma& a tollow. .4 1 \ rat Atostiv. • ShirritirlitiD,dsseosiss, ?1. OS w rifle 114 Via As •od tti ts Od Is Od tot. Od ork ds tad tO ts Od .;;• 1 Lamb es. ed. to 7s. Od. about 710—Sheep tmd iLtuthe, 7,600. !.. Woes, 1110—Pigs, SSD. lISTAIATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Ilyd >a Id to .fis Od Veal 4. Bd to es ad Melee* as od t• da sd Pitt os adisi os Od Lomb 41. Id. t tie. Od. • R4 i .irEICFS OF HAY AND STRAW I L , • ~1•1114 S. WIIIT IC MAPES. .‘ t 1 :4101 1 3' *IWO& Oa.' Ho? 41. 4s. tO el. Is aM 14.. 01.• Clover • 71. Os. to 01. -Co Straw 41. 145. to SI. Os PRICE OF HOPS lair Yid BOROUGH MARKET. Begs. Pockets. . Zs* 41 Os hi it Os Kent SI Os tb lir so 31 10s to Oa Suss': 61 os to II Si 31 iOs to 71 a Farnham ia os to 10$ 00 •., . , ' RAW HIDES. Dm Heifers and Steers (per I Ordinary is. 10d. to at Of Od.. to :Ss.. Od. Market Calf 17s. Oil.: NA Is 4d. tsp.'s.. Oil English Horse 14.. to tis. Pd • is. od. ss• i so. Od. Shearlinp Is. Od. to —4l COI/4-MAKKET, Sept. 11. ajfis at Market . SOW Priers. S lolowcastlso ' 4 sea. M. to Twitentos rli g •-4110 wood best price of a bushd et wart ilia dilwedlog to which price, and a dbe 110011 made io tie sod price of bread are as fob w ise — The 9 0 111 1 11 11 0 bosoolioid. to weigh 17 lb. 6 as. Sibl4l Tho half peck Its. Sett. and else *Mgr In proportion. Coarrazavar STOce Matra?, Stet. L—Beef, ISo. ofl. t ; ,lds. dd. per score.—Mutton, ss. Od. to 65. Od. per 5t0n0.....1 Leek Ss. 04. to Is. 6d. per ditto.—Val, de. Od. to 7s. Od. pie &eta / .IPristol Pair last week exhibited the largest show of cattle lisoion for litany years pint, and the numbers sold were almost IliOrecedented. The supply of leather wet not large, except II -11111111nes hides and buffalo. sidns. • . : alit Harlow Bush Falkin gssexon Wednesday last, there was large shear of cattle, which sold freely, particularly Scots runts , which were soon taken rid at high prices. Thera were several strings of !opltal horses, beds mar ' road and harness, which Ay market en Thtirsday se'onlght old oatreeal at Ys. 94. vest has now fairly begun on the batiks xk to Cti wfo rd . The crops in gent ral Glasgow market, void at i Id.. peck, . has been of late dry and told for the harvest, however, promises to be most • Country. s—A paragraph appeared in the ult. stating, that in an action respect reside Assizes,'; it was declared by Mr. ,that the person to whom the hedge be ' of his neighbour's field for a ditch er ..cr purposes; nay, may enclose 5 feet and plant it ; sod atm claim S feet of any mineral which may be contained under that space."—This paragraph, which we copied from another paper, his produted letter tram Mr. Ba:on Wood, in which his Lord says—" It is an absolute falsehood, interred by some malig art spirit, with a view to injure one in my judicial cbaraver, ms I never did declare any such thing—l stated to the Jury, that the ditch on the outside of the hedge, as well as the hedge, belonged to the owner of the field in which the hedge stood, and tqctri this principle, because anciently, when the owner of-the land made his hedge, be at the wane time made the bank and ditch to sup port it, both must have been made in his ram load, as he could not make them is any other person's land. And the question in the cause was, whether the trespass was committed within or without the limits of the ancient ditch, which, perhaps, might be five feet wide." H EUMATIS US, PALSIES, AND GOUTY it‘b• AFFECTIONS, with their usual concotnitants,'Spasmi, or lying Pains, Fistnieccy, Indigestion, and general Debility (ori ginating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, after leery other means had failed. The FLuirtAissanca or Mermen (used.with the Pith, in those complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and effectual remedy In the world, generally curing the severest SPRAINS and BRUMES in less than halt the time usually taken by Opodeldoc, Arquebusade, or any ether Lini ment or Embrocation; and if used immediately after any ac cident, it prevents the part turning Neeir. WHITEHEAD'S FA ULT MATE, is equally efficacious Pr all Illeoellikeekt Isis, Sore Legs, Scarbtattc Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles. Bre'kings out on the Face, Nese, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutie Humours -of every Deacriptioa. Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek-street. tioho:Londoo. The Essence and Pills at Ss. 9d. each; the Curate at Is. led: and Is. 9d. So d by every Medicine Vender In the United Kingdom. .The Genuine bass Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R. ohnston inserted on it. w anaawreip ma rpoollr also sold dear. i :1"• I; 0 s wens at awiage ea, . .. ..:., , „New oatmeal was willligA Meet blade dest, rs . 411.. a. 4d. per prep, and old m ''. • What and barley harvest I Witaaseirex ream% - - ' 4I A lo th a t3C, from Gteenoek Alas beide war. 4 414. k .1" , , Potatoes, In GI nor dial ' maws arbieb Jules above, I . ' .. '0 't. - • * ' 7 l OO weather in Ireland has pill ae be—. • • •• •' *mei at the year. The ban R aig li i s s h o ot u m kw, % ~ 4 - drat In all parts of the vc , %in Orton I I - • toaTanT TO IPARMEIRI 1 . . -• .- A& of Saturday, the 291 h ul adgbay Pewit be pais, • *hedge, tried at Newel's& inners on ow aide I SWIM Woos) to be the law,thai Imp has a right to Ave feet of tro yo, any pilaw troops, ether purposes; nay, that he n ...IL. ......11 ....-. - -I- ALI II DIED. On his passage to the United Stares, George leir-rsoc, Esq. late American Consul at Lisbon. At Gateshead, on the 17th ult. babas Sharpe, widow Of J. Sharpe, pitman, at the great-age of 114 years. • On the 6th Inst. in Upper Fitsreiratreet, In the 65th year a, Ms age, Malor-General R. Bowles, late an Officer on the Bow. bay Establishment. - Saturday, at Exeter, in the 16th year cf his age, Thomas Maquay, son of George Maquay, Be ,'of St. Stephen's Grecs,- Oa the 29th Wt. aged 28, Edward Frederic Green, Methodist Minister: his death was occasioned by the rupture of a blood vessel, which terminated in a consumption. A few days since, Ralph Paine, Esq. formerly Storekeeper of his Majesty's Dock-yard at Deptford. He has bequeathed a sum of money to endow an hospital, to be erected on the New road, Chatham, for the benefit sbipwrights' widows. The spot a g round for the purpose he purchased souse years ago. GUESTONIAN MEDICINE. CARE eo.—To Mr. BAatieT GUEST, Blackfriarioraed, London. IN. November 9, 1809, William Stepping, Hair .ll. dresser, in Borough Market, laboured under most excruciating pain, with an univen.al rheumatism t to this situation he was led to Guy's and to St.'Thomas's Hoepitali, but was refused admi t - Mince; he then went to the Poor-house of St. Saviour's, where the Medical Attendiust did nothing to relieve him, his case being sepolimod hopeless, - but the Olken recommended hint to Mr. Gent, who gave him relief almost instantly, feeling a gentle glow of hest throutleout Lis trame from the application of the medicines, in the use of which he persevered about two months, when a cure was completed, sad be is now free from any symp .tom of his former comglaint. Witness his hand this iI th day of May, 11112. Witness, Was. S•rxenno. (Case Si to a future Paper.) .• TO THE PARALYTIC.—BY THE KING'S PATENT. 112 YMER'S CARDIAC AND NERVOUS TINc. TURK, for Disorders of the Head, Stomach, and Bowels, Gouty, Bilious, and Nervous Complaints, Debility, Palsy, &c. Cabe JAlelle-alle ea, Surgeon, Reigate. Rochester, July 7, ten. air, --In the month of M atch , lOU], I was seized with a Para lytic Affec , ion in the right side of my bead and face: my strength left me, so that I could hardly walk; my countenance touch drawn a nd distorted; a general debility took place; and my limbs, upon thestighthat exertion; were overwhelmed with fatigue.— As the manelime sounds of every sort were very distressing to me; the noise occasioned by the tea-cups and saucers made me almost faint away; the sound of my own voice and the voices of others is conversation, gave me great uneasiness. If I took up a honk, I was unable to read it with hey degree of attention to the subject of it. In short, ail the facalties of my body, and, in some measure, those of my mind, were sadly affected by this aw ful and &sires:log stroke 6f Patiy. Providentially ter me, Taceidentallr heard of your invaluable Cardiac Tincture, and determined to try It. By the time I had takentalf a dozen of doses of it, I perceived the symptoms of returning strength. After I had coatinued taking it for some time, my face gradually returned to its regular form; my limbs resumed their strength ; my mind hs usual activity ; and I can now walk Eve miles with ease and pleasure, and read as moony hours without fatigue, and with attention to the subject. .)110,01- are no looser painful to me , and I can enjoy the conversed's st: sny friends. In abort, lam now so well in health as to bava the peculiar satisfactioe-of discharging. all' the duties of my church with/rem site. Under the' blessing et Divine Providence, I must attribute my recover/ to the vas of nor invilluableGacdiae_, 'Tincture; and 1 desire to give this labile teidmeny of its ltcar?, In order that all win are aed with Palsy may a that this excellent asmitelpe will reline them, the use of which I do mod earnestly reeouurand. *scants lo**sa. From the ,1tre.,R.,1 4 N4 1 1 11 / 2 • - Stochastic, , ..,.. 'Vim af Hoo f near iloilaster,Zaet t ,__. ... :,.. . be; 1 ----„,_ Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mainil t at e lCronar t by nib. flan Mews. Dicey and Sutton, No, re, d ; and re- SCOW tail by Frederick Siolth,No. it', Hatietarket ; Randall, Royal *ma D S g BIM *PtlCo.Dxfaidetrust ; P. Nevolterr , and Soot ' mom . 1 4 1 : 6 011 1 . 111 fanra Chareib-ystid;Jabirris; earner of Ludeate-etriset ; Poesy tWard, Holborn; ;tad 11 esifri Yeadar . of Patent Modkates fa Dover the United Riogdeen,* le bodies; St Sa.loil Vs. lid. lie, ant la lama; OOP at Ps. b which share Is a miliarablo min. at Mk j.. • it.... GA" THiIith4GTROVAL LETTERS MtElsl4Abl, RAWLINS; sild'Co. respectfullt luUdt the attention of the Matt, Gentry,ind the Public, to their PORTABLE FAMILY BREWIN3 MACHINE. It combines all the Utensils in ONE ; Is Mumble, convenient, and efinspact in its forint taktis to pieces with ease, and is kept In order with little trouble; its cthelemoion of fuel is swag, and k condenses the steam. The method of use ILie timidly simple and male, NO MASHING OF TR; MALT BEING REQUISI,TE, NOR. ANY 141E 1 /lOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva riably products Alt saii-iiise et the Taira HOME.BREWED FLAVOUR, whlthbweethise perfectly transparent. Sold by the Proprietors Istegton•green and Skinner - street, SnoW-IdO, London ; and Wine-Itrekt, Illiesbh Also, by :pi:Oint ment, by the following Furnishing bedollllll 2 ral LONDON: Messrs. Fekhans, 105, St. Martin's-lane ; Messrs. Summer~, 105, New Bond-street ' - Mews Roberts, May, and Co.66,oxford-street ; Messts. Do wnes esdithisders, 153, Fleet street; Messrs. Larkins and Elide, Wheithals ironmongers, 55, Chiswell-street; and Mr. Palmer, el, CornhW.—SOUTH WA&a Messrs. Benham and Prentice, 133, kiigh-street.-- D•RSET: Messrs. Thorne, Sherborne.—WlLTS : Mr. Rus tled, Marlborough; Meeks. Whitchurek and Punting, Devisee —SOMERSET: Mr. Stothert, Bath. DEVON; Messrs Kingdon, Exeter ; Mr. Narraway,South-Moiton ; Mr. Heath-* man Plymouth ; Mr. Rendell, Tiverton. NORFOLK i Mesas. Aggs and Curr, konfounden,Norwich,—LlNCOLN t Mr. Taylor, Heekington near Sleaford ; Mr. Ashton, Louth. WARWICK: Mr. Hargorne, Blrmingham.—HEßEFOßD Mr. Hooiatt, Hereford.—LANCASTER : Mr. Hope, Archi tect, 37, Princess -street, Manchester.— NORTHUMBER LAND: Mr. Mashed Mather, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.— WALES s Mr. David Thomas Nrweastk, Carmarthen. Just published, DIRECTIONS fee BREWING with the PORTABLE FA MILY BREWING MACHINE; containing Instructions for jedsing of the Quality of Malt and Hops, and the Method of Brewing PORTER, ALE, TABLE ALE, and TABLE BEER. Fetid by the Proprietors, and by all the ir Agents; she, by the following Booksellers: Mr. Chapple,66, Pail-Mall ; Mr. Harding, Se, St. fatnes's-st met ; Mr. Hone, 97, High street, Bloomsbury; and Mr. Mazwell, 91, Bell-yard,Sateple-be-. Price One Shilling. To be allowed to purchaser of a Machine. NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. brew for Public inspection every Tuesday, In Skinner -street, Leaden ; and on the Etcbange, Bristol. ''HE GENUINE MEDICINE, SPILSIIURY's . 1 - PATENT ANTISCORbU lIC DROPS, has the words " By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottles, Bdl of Dine, eon, and Outside Wrapper, and the King's Duty is prixt d 111 black 1nk...-In Bottles of tiix Shillings, Douhle Ten Stulb:l;p and Sixpence, and largest One Pound '1 iwu Millings, Duty eluded. Compound Essence To Mr. Seam/sr, is, Soho- square, London. Cranbrouls, July 18, 1818. Ste—Having eapertenced so much basalt from your PA TENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, without Ingratitude I can not let it remain unknown to yourself and the public. I was sadly afflicted with the Scurvy in my legs, which for two years gradual'y became worse, till I had above 400 hoirs in them. above 20 of which were much broader than a shilling. My state being known I. a humane gentleman, be haformed me of a case very • imilar to mine . the per:on had been confined to bed the greatest part of two ran, and by taking a few small bottles of your Drops, was soon cured. Ey his recommendation I was induced to give them a trial, and to my great sortie and comfort, I soon found my sores healed, and hfier taking three small bottles I could do my work without Inc.• veMence. To prevent the return of the disease, f take about one small bottle each year, which has fully succeeded to my wishes ;and I remain your obliged humble servant, TuouLts Kis NASD. Witness, Joseph Dobell. T HE Value of Dm., FRXIDIAN'S Gurrn SALUTAAIII, has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the different stages of a certain disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation—without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement from business or re.tric-. tion of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than SO years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-failing resto rative—whether the debility is produced by too free use of mer cury, Sr Illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate. To travellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as tliey will receive a safe, speedy, and complete Mare, in an old stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belam arid Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mal lory, and Jones, Portsea ; l'verrman, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenvlle, Gilbert, and Hoxiand. Plymouth ; Newbury, Dub lin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderson, Scott, and Cargill,Edinburgh ; Crut well, Bath • Ross and Peck, HUH; White s Brighton ; Roberts , Seldon, a nd Ruff, Chelten ham; Gregson and Billinge, EdB%rd, and Penny, Liverpool; Stains sad Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and most Medicine Venders, in bottles, at 2s. 9d. 48.6 d. and 225. • To Mr.DIXON, Apothecary. Stake the earliest opportunity to acquaint Li you that I have received the most wonderful benefit from the use of your DIXON'S AN I'IBILIOUS PILLS, which I-car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experienced the same salutary benefit ; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following art names of seve. ral•Ladles and Gentleness who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibilions Pills:—Charles Taylor, Esq. Ja males; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto ; Mr. Wo o drtlf, Spanish Town, ditto; 0, W. Hamilton, Req. Savanna la Meer ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, KM: ditto; Mr. Walker, Pon Morant, ditto ; J. Penibmon, Ra. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Milieus, ditto; L Burn, Esq. Savanna; 0. P. Polack, Esq. ditto;• Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston. ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's • Mrs. Woodriff, Spenisis Town; with ~many other persona of ' the first reepectahalty.—Sir, .your most tibistlient fervent, THOMAS HAKROLD, of the Ship Ganges. 1 - Sold wholesale and retail at Nis,..llutler's, 4, Chap, Cotner MPaterntiatas‘row, Londtin; harp and Belem, Portssnonts; haws, Woos, Mann, and Mallary,„ Portage; Hall aid John. pea, Own • Colman sad *Jacob, Sheerness; 'Pock and Ram, Fierrienar Harbted, Cookireetby, Nettleton, and 04- bet, ; Kara and Lloyd, sod trinary and Co. Sir- , Weems Statues and Lynch, Manchester; Trewillen• Paster ; *abb. Jeleadetton, Wilburn, emu, and Banter ; ebd/WDoeald, Obarier; Bakes es. Derry, Drlstd ; .mss and Co. Norwich ; !Melee. lldwerds and _arel Letbbery,7E led Wow, Dover; Whits, &Ono& Raba," • sad AA Mims sod retail by mist Cowen - - Vadat; Wafter *LIS/ ft am& • -J •• - • Tat PHUT estobiteV i r Patronised by their Royal the Primes of Wai l . 6 11 1S D S n A ke-ei R OIL 8"141 row' tilt - HA ° ?R N . V • Of this Oil, extracted from a tree in the Eakt commended on the-beds of eth, impedance, and the mast res table and accredited teninsonials. Where the hair has beta heti foryears,"this Oil wilinsity replenish It. It nourishes and e ra , serves the Hair from falling off or .clasteging i-s c o l our to the latest period of life; and by its moisture eradicates vs hinders its growth, and men makes it thick and regular. especially, will god the beneficial elects of this Oil, as k ;41 i s l9 to the traces a most beautiful gloss, scent, curl, &c. and reader s it Indefeasibly auractiag. It is also yreennineut for Cbilare s e e instead of soap, Ste. It cleanses the hair much easier, eradz ik a the scurf, is eureately pleasant to the infest, and brings the e lm to a beautiful state; also promotes, the growth of whiskers, eye. brows, &e. likewise is far superior to petuattim for contact In dressing, with or without powder. It is particularly recce: mended to nee immediately after Ses-batitiog, and during • ling in hot climates; and in many other respects it pastimes pfd: per*s unheard of in my preparation of a similar nature. Price M. 6d. 10. 6d. awl Li. Is. per bottle.--Sold wholeng antiretall by the Proprietors Rowlett! and. Son, Kirby.sti g a r Hattoedarden and's) , their appointment, by Messrs. Men d e : • Perflnizen to h er Majesty, Titchborne, street ; . Bayl ey and 8114 ; coekeetitestrut ; Smyth. 117 s New Soucleseet; & Berry, Greek-arras Lae, 65, Cheapsitle, and by their appe4ise gew by all wholesale and retail Perfumers and Medicine Yemeni s London, and in every Town thruughout the Etupire.—ge sired Counterfeits.—Of whom may be had, Alma Extract, for m ai; eating all Disorders of the Teeth and Owns, and rendering saga extremely benitifid. Patroniled by he Royal Bio g . do Duchess of York: Price les. 6d. and 4s. 6d. per bottle; or ike Powder at 2s. 9d. per box. pNcou RAGED by the tinitortrfsllceesS attendin g LA their peculiar method of tumuneot lathe muscle kw, pre. Talent complaints, which has been confirmed by the arena ,. of many years in a large and extensive practice; sensible abed the happy effects masking to the public from medial tram ena fining their attention to a eertain clams of diseases, Maws. uoss and Co. continue to direct their studies to those disorders ari s ing from a seers t destructive habit of inconsiderate youth, whisk as/ only co: castor* a numerous tra.n of aereous affeceions but ale entails on its vote feu all the enervating imbecilities of CA.: ag e _ In that distressing state of debibty or deficiency, winds..r the consequence of such baneful habits, excesaive drinkul, W ire . sideace in hot climates, or any other cause, by which thepowee • of the constitution become enfeebtsd, as regularly educated Stit. geons of London, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy reetoraten to sound and vigorous !refill h. Where an early application is made for the cure of a Certain Disorder, trequentli coot toned in a mo ment of inebriety, the eradicatiun is generally completedau abort space of two days; and in the more advanced and leveletate a: ages of venereal infection, characterized by a satiety of palled and distress:ng symptoms, a pet sewerage, its their pan (without restraint in diet or exercise) wtilinsur.: to the patient a persistent mad radical cure. The diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with, or arismg insist the ab.eve complaint, have an escaped - their attention ; by an infallible and improved plan, they are enabled to remuve obstinate Gleets an.l Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, without teem-nag to the painful and dangerous use of the caustic bougie. Many stances can be addueet of very inveterate canes of sevird years continuance, having yielded to their method in a .fer days, after the cure had bee.' attempted by other ptanitisosts without dr-et ! and• such has been the nee-able result of a pee& tier of 14 years, that the Mode of treatment has not in onerdigip instance ever proved allot tee, during which period many Mesa said person , , of both sexes have experienced thi atinyesaid having been pet fectly cured, after revers and wjurwus =Mule had been persevered in to no purpose. Meats. Goss and Co. exclositele professing the cure of tiros particular censpeents i in order that they may nut be, by is • mistaken few, marke d with the obloquy 10 justly vtacbed to the ignorant empiric, think it !nu justice re themselves to mats that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates or which, ir en different Hospitals, and testimonials from •be most eminent Playekine, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success rending from their endeavours first Induced them to quit the practice's/ the general Practitioner, and they presume that their preemies constitute a ter ground ter the unprecedented cot fideneewith which they have, by the Public, been so liberally hououret. , To be consulted at their house daily (persotiaity, or by istriej, by patients of i2.ther sex, with secrecy, delicacy, arid vtentku Patients in the countty are requested to state the ;at tank of their ease, age, and manner et living, enclosing a Banknote for • advice and medicines, and the same will be forwarded to eey pan of the kingdom. GOSS and Co. Sauterne, t 5, Screverie-street. Flest-areet. SOCIAL HAPPINESS. ARRIAGE should be the. foundationd Ala ,LVA Happiness, which is oftea disturbed through the `that form the unitio dot taking those precautions which .. .".-A . , care them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. • '4 Of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; ~ atrb ui t . 44 - .: . & the constitution has been tainted by disease, or hilt certain habit contracted at an early age, a rigovirion of et previous to entering that state is Indispensibly requisite tore*. the slumbering spat ks of life, and to reanimate the quern. For no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hynes steal happiness than those which are the COilleilitertee of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Wen. CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct their Soo dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Vs. nereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom, as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habitat the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on those diereses( Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Maui. monist state. The successful result of their plan gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these coembnotvi rhich are the most important in the catalogue of human Mt. rabies. It believes every person who has indulged in this mil. • tary vice to seek relief by. consulting professional men of anis nano and honour, to which Mew. Currie and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, -as well as the testimony of of coutradicted facts. lii professing the core of these complaints. they hold out no inducement to vice ; but, sensible et all owe must be of the existence of nark calamities, they eller their as& tance as regularly-educated Members of the Royal Colleges 4 Surgeons of London and Editibu:gii. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectebilith have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for dues. moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, gm and, barb( received a radical . and permanent cure, repeat that reboots may be made to.thena as satisfactory evidences of the decided se. perlority of Messrs. Caine and Co.'s plan of treatment. Mail of these Gentlemen bad Strictures from tea to tweityyser*. . and were ander the ears of Messrs. Home sad e tiorildioto and other surgeons of *gull eminence, who attempted theists!. by the application of the lunar manic, wltliten success. Messrs. Currie and co. have selected thelollowingletterfr s . the many they are daily receiving, from Gentlemen rowel . them thanks for their iestomtion to sound and vigoroosba . it was sent to them unsolicited, from the sod of a Noels ..... who had laboured under this distressing and ?weld ellillOt 7, ten Tears; be bad been wader the care of a;verid farms "! professional eminence, none of wliom afforded him Polooti relief; but from the superior mode of treatment i Chil pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a t eon i the short space of one mouth, . . " To Dr. Curee,lo. Hatton-Garden. " Lord ----• feels seat pieseere in communicating to Doc* Currie *perfect re-estaignabment of his health, La conaelitseel of his mild end adorrable treatmeut of Strictures in the Ihrtlif* Ha may add. that he has not for :nosy years enioie 4 0 ° Ceingfit llftdirsoiloni from pain; and he entertain oath:ola it liadiellieblaed, through his skill and attention, a peace tied aerie/that horrid complaint. As he was sot I wager glet -manner that others treated the liomPlatorshi huh an" Spun a fair trial and ajust comparison, to pass tea: nibs+ riliim iitfisoe to Dr: Cetus which be sensibly feels and shag,* heed* ready and willing to uknowlengs." Muir, Currie and Co. may be cowshed by patients of eithe Six. wits She MOM peavey and honour, at eh* Iterotellea 107, kirawciaokia. Patients in the wavy ace Maga es stoic thepartiesiare rata* case, age and general babit. eldeills arc- inaltiolog II rentittaige 'for. ad vice and medicine% wit. , be ems or sent Si any par; el*. 1 0 1 111‘ 011 ' • ....." _ '41.1. W(M WATIOx Al lAIOIIIOI4 mdkkai 7 (3-Moat Muea ..... 'lt Magus altar tbwe, mein iibi er 004. . , • BlitTH. On the 9th inst. the Lady of Captain Byng, of his Majesty's ship Warrior, of a son and a daughter.