Star. — London, England, 1806-09-03 00:00:00

t ...u , !ATE I.LICiENCE. --,.......... POHAM RACES, IV! SUAIt. SEPT. a. The Noblemen and Cientkmena Plate of got fret for all ages. The heft of three four.rnile beets. Lord Bgretivet'. ch h Corte:roc 4 yes 7ft. tell% - a a her. Croft's b f Ept r n lists, 5 yea gft. talk. - a s tar Jofeph Maythey s hr h Headtank. 5 yrs Eft. slb. 3 dif . , Mr. E. Aufaud's hen Virtue. aged, ItiL.Sib. - 44 I%r Suttou's h h Nitre, aged, Eft. 81h. . di f. Carbons' was tl.c fleet:tile. Nearty•kvel betting hetween hint and Eprom I.afo•-•6 to a agsinft the other four, and 3 tot no the two favourites agaleft the field. The Sat Mae vrap Ite‘il conceited -the fecund was 211 mfy race • Same day, the Cold Cup of tongs value, and TA iu fpecie—the feeond bock to receive back biz:take. A hubfaiption of togs. L., exch.—One ~ e mile lee. 'At. Ladbtalte . • Le e Sir Peregrine, 3 yea 6ft. Sib. • X Mr. Forth'. b h Hippomenes, 4 yrs 7ft. lolb. .. a ' ' ... Mr Howonb's Langtom .4 yrs 71t. loth. - 3 .-. lied Fgrannat's b to Rpm. 5 yes eft. alb. - 4 . Mr ft. 'ravine hil, , dahe Candidate. .4 yea Mt. 3111. - s' Mr. B. Tokio, Mr. T. Wood,jun Mr J. Cogan Mr. J. Blake. and Mr Erathwayt, were Subleribers. but 91.1 not name. , • Hippomenes. 1 an ton, and Slipper, were favouritra-as to a "mid stof on the fund, and ato I "04 the winner. 'this was . . the lull recent the day. A novel forme root place at fleeting. the whole of the horfes walked the raft mile, each rider having been befiruded not to make play, which !name of them did until they • "MC to the 11111 mile poll. The we via. a wry good one between Skim Mil hortis, they being all thecat withiu a few vulgate de Magda: pull . The Conde was attended by all the nark and tafhion ! of the country. The Dulles of Yost and Cumisse•• • taco were nn foot between the lines, and her Ma parr and the PRINCYtaIt alto honituted the com pany with their pretence. The Royal Party vete in thiee baroutbes, attended by a - nuenetous-equipage. , CILA. rif Am RACES. THLIRSDA . "WOW sa. eecctitto mestme mar / .23041..... klataHrsotiween ktidd . ' ions,* • Oil erne/ tbne KV rf Ou of MO. • Mew .. ' • Caplake Warliwiab. at imam S. - .. 4 a I Him. • Pallmae. LIM Odom• s ea. - - g s a Ham Mr. 'a eb. b. by Flesh.,, toft. 81b. . a 3 3 Mr 41 , 11 E• ek as. Pedro tilt - - 3 4 dr" Lord eyes b. f . Challineh . . eift. Vb. - • dr Three very Sae teats. Match be so Galseas—One Moe—Captain Deletes be'. b. Major. 1 th. beat Capudo Parker. be. at. Marianne, 1 te. alh A capital race, won by half a neeL Match for 5 , Osineer-Octe Mlle.--Colonel Hulk's gr. F. Mar cia. nil. brat the lide.llet. Bortawea't b. 1.. Bright Phabas, molt. ..-Won Mfr. Match for ,co Oahe: a--Oar. Mile —Captain Parker. br. b. I ove rap, Eft. Wm Lord Avia4kfa b EL Margery Dew, yft. ylh.--Iklare baud. Mat* for so ovinsesroOne Mlleo.-Men. ' Mr. Ilakaweols h It. Nevski,. gt. beat OspeaCbeillisfs g. in Iktewrro,llll MC et—A zl be race. Msas fialmato.-0 I—Hon 0. Agar's L al. Beekdo, sea. beat Mr. 10eitetAik tr. b. Poncho ti--A well Metes& nee. Mae. Ise 14 Oalasem..o.ll-04saia Beckett's ell. L Jobe Bail tuft lime Cal Sablife• OIRMO. I ta.—.oeid limning. ir=ts Oeieeem-0. I.—Mr. Ceirettot'a_ g _row. Tom Fie ii. fat ROM. Mi Sokineweshe pastel, Hotta Meats, SR —A inedratriee, wear by kir a mak. All the above ram were rods by Miens of the • ' Brigade: sod at the itey was waeoltautaly See, the nuagernos (paladin, who were on the resold were gratified by a mon excellent dirplay of legkgyagip, is which the fupelioriry of Captain Parker was evident to the moll common sbferver. The holies were in general 'well matched, and a great deal of fret sea. afforded. We beat that more rating will take pLice jot the mut& of the preient aispath. NORTHAMPTON MEBTOIO. AUGUST gi , . • Fifty l!w6 for thrmieu olds. nests aboat a mile and a folf. Mr. l'Aer's b. f Ley had, a • . . x 3 Mr &Ade:A bg. Paissekleu. ' ' •• 3 a herd fladmllles 'tr.*. Closisit. • . • v a dr. the tatiowitt. sod %A _. Oliagggior goo, tog fee rav e was by bill • neck. • . Sweep/Ekes ayes. each, kir ' - " a i lsambi , carfe.Dogaii.weasplis_ S, i I ( ' Idr. rdkonsea b. 1a.., . lit 6146160100ktl Too Ai. art LI tb• . . I t 6 fin 01 9 4 es 6 . IL A4. (4 •4 6 7. 6 WI 46/l. lea. tlllt. - 5 s Sir. Porde Sr b. bv Trompeter, ale by nigbayer, 6 yro dd. idiß tie. - • • 4 3 Mr MAMA lo.g. Oorkool. 6 ism 401.1414.i415. - s 4 l i l• Wh& l l> "Asir% Pieced.% I )ri 4 0. roil ask tor am*. 3 dic .. strum Rs 414 sr. Eton STMCII. AM dos TORE MAKTOIIO. ' • - 3wit = tt Cam's IWatrior. •• • • 3 to A NI 1/ 04 4 •6 1 '"6 to a Irbil Ai ig i . lll44. oipiram , ca.,. . • - yr lo a **obit tar. Wats% zo w. ado! Or JIM Oates Claim?. to to 1 yds! the Doke of Leed's b. a. by Sir Pater Trade, out of Medi, OsArap. r 3 to I Ur. Pucka by colt, by Beuinsbroagh, out of Conftoodo. as to a 'pia Mr. Proodllog's br. colt, by Star, dam by Ma tory. an to a agalnit Mr. Mellith's I.ock's AU• so to a aping Mr. R. Wird.ll'a Nollan. 100 to a agandt Mr. Croft'sCardloal Puff. Eras banal, and s.. 4 the field walla Warrior and fyldenca. Tsaosea Bo .—" Admiral Guillaumez and Jerome," lays the Falmouth Paper,•*could not agree, it teems. reforeling the ddlinatioo 6f their fquadron. Jerome was for returning to France, while the Ad miral pollard in flaying at fee tome time longer, in the hope of doing fumething to infure a welcome on his return; or perhaps it was policy to fend Jerome's (hip home tingly, to give him a better chance of cl eaning. It allo appears that they expelled an Englifh ' froadrun after them, but Brother Jerome mnfl mag• ~o t m om ly tefolved hot to wait fur them. During a chace, he coot; ived to lag anon, and when the reit of the (quadron were a long way a•bead, at/ct as he fuppofed did not °Verve 1.16 movements, he bore up for Europe, and left them to Wit for themfclves.— It was reported among the Officers of the Veteran tbat Jerome, nn his arrival in France, is to he dub. bed King of Sardinia. He is detcribed as a moll ef femirs.tte little animal, but alfumes as much as poll's. ble to appear like a man. He wears Inu ru e hi o , on his lip, andollows his beard to grow under his chin, scc. In hit drcfs lie is molt fiiperb ; gold laced all over. His gaiters trimmed and laced with gold ; his pantaloons edged and fringed with gold. His royal lips are not permitted to touch any thing but gold, infornuch Oat he has a (peaking-trumpet of that metal, with which he bellows forth his harlls commands' to his cthcers. The Veteran mounts 84 o ova's, of large calibre, and is a fine (hip ; 8 00 nn cowspofe her crew t bot they arc in a wretched (late of cfitcipline. It is leis! that Jerome (who by the bye is never addreiTed by any other title on board, but • 1'; I nce') exprored a determination of rather (hoot ing hicofeif or blowing up his (hip, than Ire taken by t h e E' ghat. Bratodotio, of coutfe, or be would not be a Buttarat te." 7HE BOHAP4RTIL FAMILT. The following lift of the relatives of .Bonaparte is given in the French Imperial Almanack for ine pre fent year. It does not indeed contain the whole cif that ripeaalk family, but only includes thole whom the great Napoleon, at thetime of its publication, wa, gracionfly pleafed to own. Lucien Bonaparte, who has been long in difgrace, is not mentine,te I, and Je , I I rome, whole recent Cruis e h as ca ll e d hir e into notice in this country, was alfo then out of favour, and is of tourfe omitted. It will be fists that the birth day of the Viceroy of Italy is not Rated. We are merely informed that he was born in the year 5782. Napoleon, born Aug. is, 1769, conkented und crowned Empe ror of the French at Paris op the ad o( Deeember. 5804; crowned King of kelp May 26, t ilos ; martial March a 5796. to Jorephlne, born June-34,1165, enefeented and crowned Finprefs of the Preach, Doc. 1,1804; crowned Queen of Italy May 26,z lot. Eugene Napoleon, Arch Chancellor of St ire of the French Fm- Ore, Viceroy of the Kingdom of Italy, born in tilts, and ntatried January c 3, silos, to Anisette Amelia, of Bavaria, born June 5t,17111. Stephanie Adricame baulk Napoleon, bons Aar& sli, 171115, and married April 7, 5E05, to . - Chula Frederic Loafs, Eledoral Prkee of Baden, born Pane S. 1136. . joreph Napoleon. brother of the Emperor. Orarfd Elector King of Naples and Sicily, March 3s, ant, born Feb. 5, x 768, married Sem , 24, s 744, to Marie Jull-, born Dec. slip. 277 v. The Wm of this marriageare Cliarksete /wieldy jnik, born Mg S. tilos, and Charlotte, bian 5 0 1 . 81 4 5 Er. • t AU' . brother of the Emperor, 6onnOle of France. of Carstolnerra, born Sept. 4, ay* Inartial)ara , Hastenil li a b e, been April to, t 713. The Woe ofthis elf. riage are Mark% born October 10,111,62, and Napdleon iowska-art*Qol6., it , 18 °4- list. flat elk Beapc ar e Pritseefs of Lucca and Phissabino, bars Jar- 7,1777 t 5.10 Fella, Prince of Limit gilillifkohigio„ howl May 1,8,1761. Marie Pauline, filter of the Bade, Printers and Duchefs of Ouattalla, horn April as. 1184 marled (her fecond marriage), Auguft 2?, 1803, to , Camille, Prince of largbefe.lo,9l sod Duke of °tunas, born Augoft 8. 5 715. Annum-lade Caroline, Otter of ilialagligtor, born March 25, t 7315, married Jas. so, a kio, to' ' ii , ' • Joachim, Prince and - OrandSgbilihinkilmertbeWof dent and Berg, bins March as, spit. -Tiordlisist snb lateirsiage pare, Napokon Achilie,Herediusty Prince aftlerat. kn. lan. at. Sri c, Napolsen-Luden Charles. been May 16, tlio3 i Listitie Itirph born April As, 1801 ; Lotrirs-Jobe-Carouse. bank March as, lios Marie Ischia, Madame Mother of the Emperor aqd Al% born Asgeft lib sm. POLICE. • . ------. Yellerday, at Marlborough.ftreet, Sarah Robin fon was charged with leaving ichild, Pine years old, in the open Rivet, capered to want. 'lt appeared that the prifoner lived (errant at the houfe of a gen detain in Spitahfields, where the child wa left, and it was unknown who were the parsers of it. Mr. Langley. a Gentleman of rekellabiliTand fortune rook it under his protection, and the prifoner was chit charged. MANSION House.—Yeflerday a man named Jailer was charged with fehnioutly forging And uttering a check for got. upon the banking haute 4 Mar l ._ Barclay and Co. Lombard flreet, purporting to he' the check of Me ff rs.P et r e a nd C o . m erc h ants in Beal; binder-lane. the amount of which was p a id on Friday left, and'after wards t ecei red, as appearedin evidence, by the prifoner. ' ' ' The witnelles examined in rapport of she Charge were, fit R. the Teller at Meffts. Barclay's banking. honk, who preyed that he paid the amount of this cheek, at about half pall two o'clock on Friday left, to a little boy, in four twenty pound notes and a ten d note ; and that in a very Mort t ime afterwards, boy Seale back to the banking houlr, accornpa by a ruing man now pi efent. who r a id, t h at ' a eircenittance communicated to him by t he pound boy relative to the payment of this draft, he furpic ted the houfe was defrauded of the money, and there.' fore he had brought back the boy to explain how he came by the theft ; and the explanation he gave led to the prifoner's apprehenfion. George Davis, a boy about fourteen, R ate d, t h at when palling through Nag's Head.courr, Grace churchltreet, on Friday left, after two o'clock, he was met by a man, who, after afking him tome one!: tions, tions, gave him a paper, 'arid told - him if he would go and receive the money for it at a Arndt in Lom bard-flreet, he would give him a (billing for his 'feu bk. The boy agreed, and was (hewn by the man to • the houfe of Barclay and Co. The man An told him to come back to him wiih the money to the cot.. ner of Nicholas-lane. The boy went in, and received the payment : returned as he was defired, but did not find the man. He then went back towards she door of the banking houfe, when a man came up to him, and alked -him if he had received the money ? • The boy gave him the no:es, and received the pro. mired (tilling. He then went to his matter's Mop, and told the circumfiance to a young man there. named Galbiny, who brought him back to the bank ing houfe, - where lie explained what had palled. On being told to Link ro•end to fee if any pelf in prefent was the man, he immediately pointed to the prifoner Jones. - Septimts Galbiny corroborated the fa& fo far as he interfered. Mr. Tette, of the houfe of Petre and Co. Bated, that their houfe kept call; at the bank of Barclay and Co. but denied having ill - lied the ninety pounds draft in queilion. Mr. Whalley, a boot maker, proved, that the pri• foner was employed by him as a collating clerk, to get in his bills from las claimers. He had, tome lima lime fince, received for hire, amorgli other notes, in payment for bills he furnifhed, a check of the horde of Tette and Co. upon the houfe of Barclay and Co. for 41. to. lid. Ir was received - on a Thurf. day, and paid to him on a Saturday evening. When he paid it in, it was alter banking hours ; and, on the next Monday morning, the prifoner was lent to the bank, and received the cafh. The prifoner was apprehended at his houfe left Saturday evening. The officer who apprehended Jones, laid. he went to his mafler's horde on Saturday night, after the Ibnp was (hut. accompanied by Mr. J'etre and the boy, and that the latter immedra:ely p inted out Jones as the perfon who employed him to receive the The prifoner, in his deferce,pnlitively denied hay. ing ever teen the boy before lilt Saturday night.! whoa he came to his mallet's (hop, aaompanicd by the officer and Mr. Petre, whn, he raid, pointed him out to the boy, (dying, . 4 -that is the man," and then , afked the boy if t h at was not he He (aid, he had been fent on Friday morning to Stoke Newington, and continued applying for money to bit maßer's euflomets, whom he named, in that quarter till half pall one o'clock, when he wean to the houfe of his brother, and Was tome Miles from I f ombard•fireet at the time the check was fold to bare been paid. The Loan Marna, howeter r thought it right to commit the prifoser fully for whit, and bind over the parties to profeedte• Jolt as this bufirrefi was concluded, a poor ferns)e maniac, of interening perrnn and appearance, burg into the pretence'of the Chief Magittrate, in fpite of all attempts to reftraiwber, and filled the Court with het ravings. She was a tall elegant figure, about 25 years of age ; her f a i r ova l countenance hill bore the veltager of a beauteous and amiable e,melinefs : her dark hazel eyes gleamed with the wild fire of a diforckred intent& ; her ling black hairillared to her vela in dilbevelled utiles : and !be talkedio cohetently of hezwritrier and her loser, and her dif•l trefl, and difplayed fads a conflia of oppolisepaSons and feeling., marked with the .wildeft fyroptnms of her unhappy Malady, as could not fail to arreft the attention and etaite the pity of all who beheld her.. The Lotto Mayo& defaced Ate night be treated with humane attention, and conveyed to a proper recap tacle for perfons in her unhappy cheat/glances. Gvicortaci.—A refpetable elderly woman, nam ed Grant, charged a refpedable looking elderly rime, named Williams, with having knocked her dower with his fifi, on Monday night, in Fleet greet, for no *thee eaufe than civilly acing him, why he punted agaist4 her ? A little gill, her daughter, who was with' bee, afked him, why he dared to beat her mother ? and he anfwered only by abofiog and knocking the child down in the fame manner. In anfwer to this charge of wanton and unmanly brutality, the delinquent hated, that he was going in a hurry to take his place itra Rage - coach ; that is the crowd he fnmethin* pofbQ again( his back j and in throwing back his e lb o w to Nivel it, he pug. ed again* the woman by, accident and threw hat down. The improbability of thin floey appeared fo paten t bk, that' eft Magifirate told him If he did not ilia, imedintelyeioake the parties a fatisfaacry apology mid ample compenfetion, he would hold him to bail*" his trial at the next feffion. The patties retired for the purpofe.. A 'man named Walker was brough t op' before the Magifiraie by a confiable of Cripplegate pariel, charged with having been found near the workhoofe,. at two o'clock yefierday morning, with a box in hip, p.rifeffion, containing a quantity of candles-ends. The man, in his defence, (fated that he had them' from bit/ brother, who is fervent to a Mr. Boyd, 4, Taviftnck (quart. His btodur, the fervent, amine ed to verify the fa& and Rated that thole cane . • were nwperq.uifites i r l'his•fort of defence, however, nett being fatishrid. tory to the Ma grate , the ptifnner was detained until Mr. Boyd% Opinion it known upon ;be (tibial. HATTON Gaitoes.—Mary Doyle, about &renown years of age, was committed to the Hoag of Coro ration far a certain time, tor getting into fair:ilk; under falfe chara&ese, and pilfering what the 'could lay her hands upon. A man of the name of Freed, and another were laR week committed to Maiditone, charged with; healing a regimental great coat, from a foldies at the . Georg.: public bode. They were cleated offering, the coat fir fale . at the Black goy public hook, fo half a guinea: • BIRTH. Jit *a tic a3d 0 1 (Pio MARRIED Thurfday fe'noight, at Stockton-upon-Teel, the Rev M. Mur litt, Fell ow of Trinity Coilegb;Cantiwidge, and Vkar of Kendal, Flo Mitt Milner, daughter of Mr. Milner, furgeon, of Stockton. At Edinburgh, on Thiarfday, Lieutenant Spry, of the Royal Marines. to Mils Frances Craw, of the 1 0 , ,ngate. At Edinburgh, on the apth nit Captain &r maid Maearthur, to Mifs Elizabeth Winnyfs, taught,/ of David Wentyfs, Efg. of St. Andrew's . Lately. at Killeen Church. G. Odell, Erg Surgeon of the ;knee:T.lg 71 gam. to Mitt A. Hornby, of Portfinouth, daughter of the late Capt.Hornby, of the Royal Ma►ines. Friday Woolen; Mr. Charles R. Aikin, of Smud•Rreet build • Inge, London, to Mitt Wakefield, tide& daughter of one late Gil. ben Wakefiell, Efq. Tuefday fc'nutight, n Stenehnofe, Devanflaire, Spehisen Swaine, Erg. Captain lb the Royal Navy, ro MIL Le Griee, chic& daughter 1 of the Lite Rev. Charles Le Orice, of fluty St. Edmund's. On Thariday tee. ath wk. the Rev. T. W. Cogan, Vicar of Eafidean. in Suffez. to Mitt S. l'arker,datighter of Heary Parker, hits. of Stoke Newington. DIED. • At Water Valley, Jamaica, on the 9th jape laA, Thomas Nar my,k Efq. M. D. of Rhodes HalL Lately at the Bland of Antigua, Mrideph Knight, Porter of . his Majcfty's nap Printers Charlotte, aged 4o years. On the a 3 th ult at Scalptie - Mlll, Bland of Butt. at the advanced age of toj a M'Glalhan. She retained he.: faculties to the tall, l.uely, at Shelford, In Cairihridgeildre, Lona, the wl e of Chat. Wale, Efq'l.ieutenanhCaldnel of the 67th regiment of foot On the 33t1 ult. at Old Windfor, in the County of Berks, Mn. Warrington, wife of the Rev. William Warrington, Vicar of that Petits. Same day, at racy St. Fdmunds, in the 6td year of her age, Sufanna Marie, wife of the Rev, Frederick Bartivrtil. On Friday tart, Mr.. Cumherlege, wife of Captiln Nathaniel Cumberlege, In the ferv'ee of the Hon. Batt India C.mipany. 5.1111 C day at Cbeireollam, Gilt, Rouhe, Efq tidal foil of the Hon. Mr. inflict Rooke. • I 011 the 34th ult. at Hythe, the infant fun of Captain John' Motkeron On board the City of London Fall Indianian, nn his page from Bornhay,Ll otenant WUlian Fos, of the s6tb regintent,ton of Major Fos. Belfad At Crush, near Skihbereen, nr which Parini he .73., P eetnr, the Rev, Robert Cane, eldelt fon of Major bdward Cany of llublir.. Frost the Ham /Weidman CAULFIELD to Dr. BARCLAY's Cknartst, July 8, slice. SIR -4 have received ynur frelh lupply i n two double boxes of this molt excellent medicine, denominated Dr. Barclay's Ainibilious Pills, for which the Rev. Wm. nerilay has a Patent. I Informed you I had found them very efficacious, and you remiefted pettniMon to add my name to the molt refpedla. Me fignatures In It. Emma, I Mould imagine the Archhllhop of Canterbury's name of Well fufficieut, and acknowledge I tried the Pill. entirely on my firm belief that it was in Welt an holt. It is lot pnefible In dignified a perfonage would fuller his name to be made ufe of but far the good of the Public, or that it could be an nexed to any thing but truth. I have experienced the foundnefs of the foundation on which I bunt, for f was fubjed to tormenting flatulentles, prneced:.e, from bile, and have to thank Mr. Barclay Inc the cure. Vat may, therefore. make ufe of my name where and when you ideate. I am, Sir, your'., &e. J Archdeacon of kilmore. sold wholefsle and retail at Mr Butler's. 1144. Cheaplide, corner of Paternnfter- row ; and reran by molt country Medicine Venders, lu boxes at 3.. CI• snd los. each. 'taw. frmpti•ns. urmally Co.. lens trim/mew i T HE only a g p e s oti b i y nyl:r o . 17 w A E L 24 17TR's JESUIT . S and CA th ll c T f l eu. ON: i. A s BLACK STAMP driclolis the Ommine Medicine, , names are engraved thereon o. re fltv Pro- .0 p. !dm from Infacy (by coder of His Matefty• Con ridiSonerent Stamp Duties). SSW. aod &awards, Issesesn to Jofapb WelhAN, 66, St. Pears Church Yawl * , .' The many depredations en* by envious and milldam witaid• tale Medidne Yewden cc ik BeteFer, of dal. 11 %/ 4 . B en , " a e ll i them to give the above Caution, SAO 11.11 p Leaffnn the Politic. that no one bottle gill be tent out ot thdr . phitiout a bla:olt Stamp :axed For Dropfy, Stranguary, Gkets, Wesbarb" 4 the tia Ureter, or Bladder, the jefulti Drops wain ' a att:mmtpec i ' what t .J...• we tocernl*. am at VentAallagedMod, thajwalltm fallibly aeconiptilk • Cure: Shots* ttikdi(aafp be far nth ellOgii i it will be needifiry to take the Sped& Itmairp fakir dee MITI s I Drop. ; and from the Brit Rage of infedlion tout tuasilreo****, I the Patient will find thole two medidneetott t ty . Sold whokfale and rearby Shaw hod • ' praetors) 66, St Parra Cbutth VIM ; 'plop ea; and Miry a . • had of every ref - pedal:dr:Medicine Vender In thF Wired 1;18.4.111. ;1 —-- - - -- • -- -•-- - - ---- ' 4 -- Fur the Wind, Chalice, Flame, and other Diferdera in *a PoiVels of In(mts. nit *dill of Arbies. DAL flY's - AlllttNATilrit . CAUTION. —Marry .; -wow v vit ed -Preparatined of o i l s hugkinc km* ..cc ofl .te.l for lio40;11100t Truenus, all NAM are requeftol te not she 1 obfava tharegrip a glli" tft. Newbeft.'llie, see im41.4 r ipuit -11 2111 e %."112 Eyed in the yikassf J. tiwillilsi SUM" IMO Oeblh4kfjPally4inl)N Oft *it ' ' • a Whereas I dish/Nag Filttmifilega now Si dell/ire of Anthony Oa. of ti . t ji lit gil e AS in c Art of eompeur.adlas *somata Moilkiree,*o ll the role inventor. called " ',Way's Cmatainaffie," Ida limb, edi ititute and, ambit nay, (ea daiisktor preparre_ 1011) Medieitte ; 1 flikewket giv dM e- to,:otlinigglativ. Frrners ci.n, my Lk property trivia told Carmloatfoi, awl all piwki wiling from the Cale thereof, to her and her Mee brlan, iels fold only by F. Newhery wok Seint.'l4 olAtikatillt Court! Yard, a few Aimee foom 011kopeld, LEWD., INr la Pat. * Bottle, du:y included-...and by, Mar W a r. "P aArdat ic a l ir Co. Bow Cluvih•yani ; Smog ma Co. 40, ford (motet :J. Wade, Old Brand4tterti Bar and C. Cenddrpres rtreet ; J Ward, Middle ROW, HON** rB. E. Barry, Bridge Itrier.Weirtniintler ;S. Roy,al .famet • 4 W. chore, Borough, Highdtitet, lad I , irtint 111.111: Ws' keet• ~ • . - ' i 'HE VENEREAVDIffEASE, wide} lea' grip; *mu appernindei and con=ttal attack*, arty be Neal* awl feeretlytettlicatod from dm of Dr . m, by the Off . PIM MAN'a DROFS: Weft! tor isetr raddeary ettlesin cienoina did Bias from all lz low*" 1 1 411011 W OrAlassb Ab rA twesd a. 4 2 FARIS. By pgroostipt IT the Nis , rads**, Ides IN yalla still I at thigigetwroling alogaintdlAP id 1111411111ta . W . 7127414Wi1l :111C: Oland W did willetonstgat slisir larrie s t " the •1 4 11 'Mk*, °lP** o .4tFivi4 fdid N a *oll4lllNest ed Dr.Srannan. ettbewn Oasis._ by It. Butter, N 4. Cheap6cle. comer of , I.49dpia g Ikhum and Oftgba, Portfinowth ; Weal rid' hid* Roberta, tiamhdiejohnion,Opipm% tWilleikintio. ma am gers, Plymouth; Doak; Dix" eh; IVedei dad What DeOer; Sing and lAns, Deal; Coleman and ;ma liaoraills r Chatliona; 'Warren, Margate; luvp& sad INlo. lll l l = i t Thompfa", Yarmouth ; PdM Mrs We - - Mo. , UN. --, ••••••••••• . ) • 7t { n ) l iti At -rdtilrafil427:44 Bl Cairns Uken , Eruptions, 1111 Irreakolli s tariketa, it. wbleishave hitherto bailed the kill of the *mai proaddlogi; Maks. Currie and Co ar e n ow enabled maul, to CUR bg a Nir o fare, and expedi t i ous mo d e of nudist, lirefor to any otita adopted. They may be eonfulted by tither dot with the' delicacy, feere c y, sod tumour , at their kWh No. Petts76.: Garden. Patienu in the e euntry are regratitedea . ado the pat. collars of tbdr cafe. their ape, and gawp! nib ef*ibt. Lapin p.a paid, eneloOng Bank note, will be del, aetweet t erei the eeetfllay add,' and medicines given sr Rot to ini er fit Kingdom. HAV►NG dedidted writ* . tortbe Italy, mid bees gratified by die mod madders* wed*, la thee brendb which I th oug h t proper to feted, I croft hlieg I line nee siert aplf asephyed my time than thde who, In the eleineve Meld Of dart peofeffloo ' are orcaliocially Nonmetal In unaneahaty, end coma alwaye at tain that Weals which is acquired Mby coacsottwilos ulled:toll power t o •.ft dais of di: ,Ora, The difedu t*DRRILiTY are pretalbrly &Lading, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by • el region cf all vital energy. milienceltfelf ketones embittered.. Whether they attic from Me prevalence of ld ample, the deartve. the t %Nu of fehoolboys. or the indolgenees of ineturity, they wquite the m o lt affidunits pref.:Mona/ fin ; bet by the gnome* at uneducated m e n, the fymptoata arc aggravated, and the osaliglet dor is deftroyed. As a MEMBER of Ole ROYAL COLLEGE of BURGE_Qtede I graved my prwenlions on regulari t y o f e d ucation. and poisilles every privilege to praßlee, I fed oirfelf endtkd to that cooldeeme with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured, in the Mt fenfathini of local weakly:ft, early applicstien wN the calamity of a debilitated flame ; but where thelligarer, from a eonfetoufnefs of the umnanlinds of the vice which . enefed hit rudnetute, It fearful of the contempt or confuse of No Whey phyßelan, and tmods over his iniltmity with careful easetediehat, It mutt be fetisfadiory foe him to be &Rated not only ef of treatment bet alto of the moltlnd Aside fan aegabllledcy. • And In meat Venereal Complaints It is pollibk to Blends rho &review &Reefs ; in the mod codipheat •A cafes it le the • = resent of eschieve experience in this Buie to awl a B and fpeedy re-teabilibment. I offer the advantage of We etperieree to thole of eitherlet who are afilidied with any hind of DEBILITY, of ally rythpeedd 1011 . VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the taloa id tiros aeration are fitted no the Mil interview. Patient. in the country are expe,fted to ieeltde a MB are requeflul to Ipteify their age and manner of living. MARTIN B REE, No. ao Member of the Royal College se, Surgeon% la odetlir Ameet, Mwend, near Temple Bar. TO-MORROW Sun rites I Sun nets Moon vireo It minut es after 193 minutes ACT 6 , 13 HIGH witernt I' LONDON GGHXII-11046911Anir blend% - sG f. adorns $ Altman •Ssaim" Air 5 LONDON, Painted and rSedieS by Lanz. Emir. (of to Ogee. 1 - 1 -Mbetbh at apt STSI OP/ICS, Wal Cirri c an 1 111g10114 alto at atc firca Or ryes, Tazoplc-eac , Tbompfon. Yarmouth ; PreE; Nos; - WElNLeahelose Toth; Ws. donald, Oblgoer f &mein. Peery g bane to burgh; Ihrig.t. burgh ; Hates. Leeds; Wood. Waheillai Ivitedrils Stabs and Vaughan, Manehellar4r mid Collin'. ealftserit Duffy . mid ' MOO i'121141:11111 Hurt, Bub t Jamaica, Meek& ; Allay CatakAddlri 'PAM% Brighton; Land, Madame; Botboge, Iltetdoilme I Dom% Derby ; Wood, and Nott at Llogsl. hirminglarm :IS Ms- . dl.li Venders, In bottles, at mi. ad. cab, svhh imp* a A CHALLIMOL 1 1 UFESSRS. CUR kIE set{ Co. *swap, Fla LTA de Whale lama co preve.,ol9 aia4 ad bathed et tore lave o: li ttUr re make of were years in this pertlnebr bra& radial' has not givcu oik bit use, VS? .. ey Th coot in c z i tgad 1M of Venereal wlikh is the confostuete . of Ulu ptullolotto • . , Wt bog and malt st b sp rfly tomind the tend. ed fi the orb k will he forinthe be the leek of • the Mier had its ravages rushy rile nr • dean ''s • flamer &Mal . Which, If oat oba, rvrer. beam. Thele are lu rabbi bille daledll Idle- tampions. kis of =deader . lad WINES ofm4l=l. tbe aftrir4241111426 foss I Ai& ilk' _ .a _ _ ___. 4111 b treatinaat tadietpalled 406 wow tiroottaummuil latish lid% of a long. laborious, pd more ' , mow . pea* Is tit Vat aftinate and complicated Zan( Vir=g&Lialdlata . . ,_reich a• fib. V flandions In diet-410 r e Art Tr.& dr..... I ~+