Star. — London, England, 1813-12-08 00:00:00

. , - - . • I . * LAir nirrsx.zduirhms. COURT OW RINCOS 11Rit CH,U4Ciivtiii KING Alib AtiOTHER. : I Tbinvisi. an .indictment, in which the defendants were, charged 14,,the prosecutor, a Mr.-Trinct, with, laming fahricaod and uttered a cogs pit for y Secertain sOni,of money, %itch ,rognovii purported tis, bear the signatutirof'the prosecutor. It appeared,..from the stattitnirk the prosecutor, that the defendant Bntis ,-tield, who is an attenstlybadolswn employed, by him, ; as such, for' iopr time pastoinntlbst tPe-rfionstit, questjonpuymte'd to have been gram b y lum at Se 'entity torthetapo it 'of a MO' of cotts. The PrOsei ' tutor; 'it' was leaf beep taken in exectifeStr;Snd certain " Zad.taken place is. the Court of ,Pctinfl( TAW Irv' *lO .- 4 0 ”9Wale 9.CW*Cabr u " tor —o 'PENT GARDEN 7,11EAM.4. Miss STEPSENS lASt night made her first iiipearatteei as Rosetta, in the interesting (Vera of 'Lenge ia.e.Yil-: laze; and again asserted her claim, most suggeogiOly, to that estraordjpary popularity , which per vier mance of Mairlani excited, and whidi prOitrese . iY . ll7 increases, ! is she assumes other`ChirAiers: 'Shefin repeatedly encored - during theevening. " 44 MY 140001 Illy own t :lai Will is .gee!'3...";Younivl :at* amid wink a trai ti"-- . 1 , Tht Triareihnjwiglited," and ti tbitintr diced d u et , ~... Tztior la bou . range the fjelelp l weri, niarkedby long t ',peals of 401illie Her d'e.' liver* of the dialrie eicitednedily as tnueh i gir eit o. intitin-is her sin ngl t Tl, here . was 1 'nausea I; lid --,a: is4dest • yl-4. reader deIiCPCIA.CIBI' --: - - - .. 81 ilit*aced , Aig _ m YdA. Pflactlati„ . ; ... the character,:a., .., rnestaquapse useit..c.-8. • ;.„ siscidtin • witivery Kolas in iri s' rePresiii4oo4.bf ralinB frrea 44 "% all . , 'gT v P n the songs . with eat taste. • Mr. ISOCinleirt siiipemv, ' for the first do cker e * in the cheraof liateihersiciind ' maintained the hilarity of the part with strong effect,: 1 he save the original airs_w4.h manly force, and intro, ducts:him song ,or " din WoOdiecicer," in WhiCh he was most deservedly encored. Miss S. Bobrd iv . an admirable Aied,ge. The Ingrid 3entitiltnt, -0 1-114 must he the basest a( :segues. that would bring -a poor girl tO libillale, 04 Oen leave her• to the wide world," j .was expressed with 'the, finest. feeling.; every luart, i felt the appeal, and every iiiitdpteyed the irnpdlse. Miss Mairrnews Sustained the character of Liteiusta •with must ability ; she gave "Cupid, God at soft• persuasion," in s very beautiful style. Messrs. Fsw errT and Exttitx, and Mrs. D.sfexrour, by,hpir co mic pouttraiture of Justice Iroosiecock, Hodge, and Mi,. Dellpicti,, added greatly to the general amusement.— . The Opera was received by a very crowded audience 4 a licidevi ta prruiAibith ' • • pales( , VA, M. Towers aiseit 4 ed, at the signatu re 4 toThe *as. la lifi harld:iiriting, 'acid they defendititilwOh that it was. Upon the prosecutor's alruiavitif Kw. Bousfielciltad indicted him. for *jolty:: The indict. eueotrwea-tried n g Kihgstons 4 1 .1 1 0 1 1t4t. : Towers quitted. Towers had now preferred .the . present in dictment, charging the defendant Bensfield, and the lotheidelendaut, natn*d Phillips, 'the attesting witness, with peirfury!astd *Mid, in • snaking the cograpito and then Making affidavit, that the sigtuture, wes.the. bona ids•signatarts 4hisu Towers..,„ q,hhe affidavi t t.made by_lious6eld, to the Common, he stated, that ;Tdirers.' exectited'ilie )14 O ffi ce, on the - . 26th of July, Alt • Towers • Adv. , swore tbatteirtai , not in town at that time; but was &min in •13ediord4' shire; and thatibe- had never been in Bousfield's office. but once iq his Several , ivitnesses were also called, who . swOre • to thitihilief 'that the Signature to the . coptieViiit'nOt — Tavrees hand writing. .• • of tbe d etindiats, in tke most flattering mannet. .On the part , , an host of witnesses, - , chiefly attornies, were called, who stated, that in them • opinion the signature was the hand.writing of Mr. The present fashionable display of Orange Rib-. Towers. Some of them alio decTared their opinion, bons may excuse the repetition of the following anec- that the prosecutor was a man not worthy credit, dote :-,-The Princess MARY - married the Stadtholder even on his oat h. .. . of Holland about the year 1743, on which occasion The Noble and Learned Judge left.it to the Jury. Orange ribbons were worn by all the Ladies of the to say to' ,which side they would givecredit is this con- Whig party, and also by some of the Tories, merely. :flitting evidence ; and, after a few minutes Consulta. to conform to the fashion. Amongst the latter was tion, - they found a Verdict of acqUittal forihe defea t...l4y MASSEY, who, sitting one evening opposite to.. dints. The trial occupied the Court from nine in the Lord CHESTERFIELD at the Opera s his Lordship, on a utortieg till four in the afternoon.' -•-• Card s wrote the following lines, and sent them to her : - : tut Julio , (0. 'ARMEN. „, “ Little Tory ! where's the jest • Tbe defendant in this date .teas tried on an infor . , To wear so .range on' your brow:. ? minion, charging him with having attempted to, St"- - .Witen that same brew too plainly shows - J . . duce Walker, Thomas an officer belonging io the Ve usika.“ of ate 'yid rtes!" , ._ i ORAAtt BOOVEN ! literally means " Orange np. his giving evidence against a person named Raybult, permost I" The Zualand flag consisted Of three who was charged with having King's stores in his stripes, white, blue, and orate.. When the *House of • possession, by offaing him a bribe of se2oo. The pro. Orange possessed 'the reiusot Government over the • lecutor, however, failed in his pr . oof, and the Jury, .I„lnjte4l States, the orange stripe was placed tipper. nadir directing of his Lordship, acquitted defendant. most ow the flag . When Da Wftt leis atrthe helm; - • OLD ItAILIET. - the orange stripe was placed below the others—hence y etteeday Mary Pa:Sntr . was indicted for sty:ling, Irmo .Booven ! became the rallying cry of chose Id the • dWelling.house of Dr. E. G. Jones, - a gold who were attached to the Houae of Orange. . • wateh, six silver spoons, four forks, &c. The prisoner . His Serene Highness the Duke of Beieswicn has had. the sole care of Dr. Jones's house, during his born most graciously pleased to honour Messrs. Kole., stay in Hampshire. Mr. Harrison, pawnbroker, in LAND and Soft with his august p atron a ge for their g ea k. street , stoppe d h er w h en s h e offered the watch woaderftil discovery, ltfacassar 61, which possesses i n pl e dge at his house, and caused her to be appre properties of the most salubtiotts,pature for nourish- *ended, when she confessed it was .the property of ittg the Hair, promoting its growth, and adding to ' her master; and added, that she intended to redeem Ciat inestimable ornament an Incomparable beauty. kw Guilty—Death. ' ft also has received the benign patronage of their i i s akaheim, Werra!, and Wekh, three boys, the eldest Royal' Highnesses the Princess of Waees and Duke n ot seventeen, were indicted for breasting and•enter of SUSSEX, their Excellencies the Duke del INFAN. in' th e kiaise of Mr. Parker, in Prince'S-street, with /ADO and the Spanish Ambassador, and a long train haat toseteal. Nicholls, one of the Bow-street p a . uf Nobility. • fink; detected them removing a pane of glass, and as At a period like the present,- when our victorious a cart was passing, Blenheim introduced his hand Allies are emancipeting nations .whieh have so long through the aperture. At this time there was a whistle groaned undei-the doinitieefing Infltience Of France, by some of the gang opposite, who were - supposed to and appear to be.restotingthe ancient ordar ofthip . gs. I have seen some of the officers, and Blenheim and and the balance of Europe, the extraordinaiyintertst i Welch decamped without a booty. it was clear the which attaches to the several posters engaged,in the ! prisoners were acting in conjunction with each other, great cause, must render some acquaintance avith,,the and they-were found Guilty—Death. e -listory of each extremely , desirable. The Proprietors' Eight were tonvicted. of felony, viz. .1. Howard, of Dr hlasVott's HISTORIES have endeavoured to Meet for stealing a piece of sail:cloth ; J. Euston, for steal. t'le public curiosity, in rendering them peculiarly in: . ifig a quantity of wheat; Ma-, tha Burgess, for steal tcresting, by having them brought down to the pre. ing a pair of stockings; C. Edwards and C. Savigne, sent periorL Whether their comprehensiveness, their for stealing a handkerchief;. G. Carpenter, for stem cheapness, , oe their portable form, be considered, it is ing some unwrought silver.;, D. S. Seton, for steal: nresurned, they are particularly entitled to attention. ing a pair of sheets; and J. halph,- for stealing four . They form six volumes, price 275. boards (any of 3s. pieces. which may be had separately), illustrated with cor- , James Carey was indicted for stealing a quantity of sect Maps, viz. - plate in the house of Mr. Clement, in Woburtuplace..l I. Germany,(including Austria, Saxony, Bavat fa, Hanover,dtf.) . The prisoner went down the area-steps, and inquired Holland, and Sviltzerland, 2 vols. as. of a servant-maid for the footman by name, 'eh° WAS 3, Russia, Poland, Swaden, Denmark, and Prussia, ss.se. I not within. At this time another man, a supposed S. Portugal and Spa's, 4s. 6d. 4. America, Nook and South, with the West Indies, 4s. ed. accomplice, knocked at the door, and during the time s. France, vs. ea. the female was gone up, the prisoner departed, and Or, printed on fine Royal Paper, Gs, per volume. the plate was soon after missed. He was identified by We understand that the Coach-m Asters, Post-mas. • the maid-servant, and a farther proof of identity was ters, and Proprietors of Stage Waggons, who use the had by. the servant' of Mr. Marriot, the barrister, in ratent Anti-Attrition Composition, sold at No. 40, Russell-square, where the prisoner had called to in- Cleiring Cross, are so convinced of its easing draught, i quire after ;hir.Clement's servant. No part of the preventing wear and tear, and saving time, labpur, I property was recovered... The prisoner received a ::nd expense, by which they have derived so many - good chapeter, and was acquitted; ~ t iviintages, that they intend to present the Antaors this Discovery with a superb. Piece of Plate, as a - .iibute of gratitude, and as a testimony *of their ooi lion of the benefits the public will experience by ' jes - ;seing generally adopted, to prevent the effects of :'action.. • . - • J : JIIN GrtmoodY, Zto..-In the fate of this Gentle man, a fresh - instance isitiven of-thenneintain tenure , y•whicit .life,iseitniriyed.. On Friday the ad inst. he ..ined,iii * . ctarviniat pasty; returned home about-nine hat' evening, 14 find cheeefula retired soon to rest. arid-elept 'soundly.. He rode out ?lone in bit gig on -4; - ,urd ay Morning, meaning to drily himself to .I(ese. • ••r •, ton. At Earl's-court, Old Brompten t he met met, e • .aud conversed with a friend ; and, in a minute 0,,1 ....0 afterwards, was found sitting dead in the. gi&;1 , :lid) had stopped, probably, when the blownf death; ..is struck. Mr. Gitxtaiar was a Justice of the' . ' ;ace, a Commissioner .of the Assessed Taxes, a 'rustee of the Roads, and Secr etary to the 'Whig ;u!), ..S:c. &c. A.Gentlemanbwjap belonged to Pressonpans, having 'loved at tLe 1344 Bullion, Olosiow, on Monday t ei,n; L ikt, was found deadle.his bad mext.morning. i - .,'Llsuggeft, DreasnuM VA-JaMed,'Spellicy and Mi ..,iisei,,Goriway, tbCone4rtimit M4O who Were hurtled 'AL Mass-lane, near:Thomenkete, fiy i the hlnwfrignp i'`.to tetnpnwder, on 'Saturday se'nnight., died 411' the tardy liitirmary ; • the hitter on Saturday night,..ead .‘.4 , <ltsy on hignduy evening. -RECORDI4II. 2 3' REPOAT.—YesterdAy the RECORDER made his Report to the PRI);CE RECRRE of the fol lowing cimvicts, under sentence of death, viz. Mary SMith, alias Crawford, alias Madden, Sarah Thorn, alias Thornuon, and Ann Williams, alias Harkett, for stealing goods privately in a shop;. George Wright, for stealing in a dwelling-honie4 John C.adwallado aud,Jubn Proctor, for A like offence.; Thomas Bishop, fora burglary ; Peter Pearce and James Woodland, for stealing .in adwelling-hoise ; Jas.. Brown, alias .Whiteg.for stealing a mare Jahn ,HaiWoOil, for, a *offence; Wm. King. for a robbery; ,Wm,flishop Turnerifor, stealing a sheep.; John Welch, for a highway robbery ; and Joseph Richardson and Jamas_Simous, for burglary at the Marchioness of Allwnshires, : when . his Royal Highness the,PRISCE RRO.RTS:r pIERSE4 to respite them during. his plea. sureeSylveiter, Hill, Brady, Bontein, Hatninond, thalltley, and Ricbketts Lyon, were not reported. ' 'MAIII.II.OROnGWI.ITREST.—Yesterday an old woman, nearly qo, was charged With stealing a silver ladle, tle,properti of Mr. Crompton; of Russell-street,. on the evening of Saturday last. The offender was aC customed to. attend the servants of the neighbdurhood • With th!eald t tapes, Ed. bite - she dealt more. largely in fieurity. and was an adept in iterbi&ng ideal haubandi ,aod lovin The' article:ln ttuestion was missed soon irtier - sbeslefi f and found to have been pledgedk' a - Prrithretkees inth'eneighbourhciod.. 'She was re manded foe another licaminatiOu. t t • 1 .. • , ' 21ANICitriPTC4 Stlithttiblift• : - ' • f W. Morstod, of Shufni, Kcnt, timber-merchant. • BAN Rk U PTO. • • ' - .r 'Attila, of. Gosport, ?abater, to surrender DecetnbEr 17.1t.oise, ' Valit..ll/, at elevens:and January 18, at one. at the I P 4 ii4Fißs. " ; iron, Qoapnri.. Attorney. Mr. T. Briggs, Essex-street. .cr.•Vrt;titl i solliartholottiewllane, I.ondon auerloneer,' Dec. it 1 ifr, and I istary 18, at twelve, at. Guilltialla.'• Adoz2ity,. Iv' 'I 1110Dolnllioat Smithfield. , . - L T. Nlblett, of lileet.-siri•er, London, paper-stainer, 1.. and January 18, at one, at Guildl4ll...Attorn,ey, Mr. Shen,. • Canterbury-Ftluare, S'outhwark. * ' • 0. Grave, of Skipton; Yoilrsldii;itinifitonier, Deb. 29, and . January 18, at eletratiat tli‘ Utak, liarfe, Skiptcht. Aloor -1 nis i Mesas. Exley, begicher-md lowetyl, furnivars•lnn. T. Hirst, of Barronford,J.anettle.re, calico-manufacturer, 1,4 c. frt, 14, and January Ig„ at eleven, at the Black Horse lot., in . mr4 6kip , t s o y :. j3 l 4 ttor a n i k e : , m M e :r a4 s. i E: a ley ,d , ! Stoi am k e e , r, a lia tal tt :a .c w o sO ur n , , , Parnistarrliin. - • ..: . • , 0. Kohnly, of Strenton-OraitieWestntinster. celfaarnyan. Dec. I 4 i .`.3 I and January. tp, at ) tattelve, at Gullelltall.-- 7 4turnies, . Thieadnee.dli-crett. • --• • • - • - - ~, . Hart, of Westhoughton, Lancashire, corn-dealer, Dee. 23, at • Of iii, bd: 114:' at ten, and Latina* 18, - at men, at the buck 'tit' Vine, Wigan. Attorney, Mr. Windle, Jobe-street, Bed -1 ford-tow, London. 72. Routledge, of liarrock-side, _Cum , lierls tut, .80k -dealer, Dee. • In, 11, and January 18, *teleran, at the Green Dragon Inn, , Carlisle. Attorney, Mr. J. Blrbett Bond-cant, Walbrook. ;band P. Hodgson ' 'l and J. Key, of ' Virorklngten, Cumberland, banketa, Dec, ar..er 17, 18, and January 18, at eleven, at the . Golden Lion, Whitehaven. Attornies, Messrs. Parrer, Stead. • man, and Uhthoff, Nicholas-lane, LeadJu ;* or Mr. Edwin lioltvell, Heywood, Whitt liaven. 'John Mears, of Aldgate, Londont woollen-draper, dealer and chapman, December 14, is, and January 18, at eleven, at • Guildhall. Attornies, Mes.tc. Palaterjond'utsons, and Thorn ton, Copthall-courr, 'lhrogenortun.s:reet. Abraham ;terser, late of Hough-Mdr, Cheshire, miller, dealer and chapnean, Dec. 20, 21, and January 18, at eleven, at the , Talbot, Market - Drayton . Attornles, Mr..J. L. Warren, Mar b bet Drayton •or :Messrs . Roster and Son, Bartktes-buildings, • Holborn, Lo ndon. • , • • ;,.11J 13112Tif. On the lath oh. at the Retree, Berwickshire, the Hou. Mrs. Mont L oved* Stcw err, of a dauAkter. MARRIED. Ou the 9th ult. at King Edward, the Ili-v. Charles Gibbon, of I.ontnsy, to .lope, el.:est daughter of the Rev. Dr. Duff; of Kitts DIED. 'On the )oth ult. at Cape% Cur 4, Lady Arabella Ward, relict of the Hon. Edward Ward, of Castle Ward. 'On the is t 7idr a Plotlico r Mr. Thomas Becket, aged 91, many years an eminent Bookseller In ; and, on the lath, his second dhughterAfargaret Becket, aged 47. • _ DIXON'S ANIIBILIOUS PILLS. To .114 r. DIXON, Apothecary. • 12..--I take the earliest opportunity to acquaint . you th at I have received the most svgaderful benefit from •t use of your DIXON'S ANWIBILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom S distri buted them have experienced the same salutary bent fi t ; tliq de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of sef:e. sal Ladies and Gentlemen Who have received the utmost relief from your Vcon s sAntibilious Pills t—Charles Taylor, Esq. la.' mica ,• William Straw, aw Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff, Spanish Town, ditto ; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; I. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq ditto ; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Molten., ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Aims; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town; with many other person:. of the first respectability.—Sir, yaur most obedient servant, *I'HOMAS HAR.ROLD, of the Slip Ganges . . Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. butler's, 4, Cheapsde, Cim.et of St. Paul's Clan-eh-Yard ; by Sharp and Belam, Portstnauth; Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsea f Hall, Johnson, and Harding, Gosport ; Coleman and Jaci.b,•Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Hnxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Pwinney and Co: Birmingham; Staines, Lyhch, and Atkinson, Manchister Tresvinan, Exeter; Baxter and h/PDon ild, Glasgow ; l3uYen and Barry, Eirletol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Swlrfen, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Bhhinge and Lai hbuty, Liverpool ; Neale and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberts and Ruff, Chet. tenhani; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in boxes at 2i 9d. and Gs. eali. GOVERNMENT SI:CUM . /1r I S THE ONLY MPANS OF i Dr. I'EC PING a SET of VILLAINS Ti-IA CO UNl' L it i'F.l4'. T has been remarked, that ro article ita.s been -J. counterfeited so much as Prince's celebrated Rusqa Oil, as a set of Impostors have counterfeited it, and imitated the Covers of the bottles so exactly as not to be discovered from the g.. nuine, therefore purchasers are Wormed that in future they have no ether guide to discover the origlaal from the counterfeit but the Eriti:h Governront stamp, that ir on the on:side cover of each bottle of Prince'N celebrated Russia Oil, the ccanterfeiting of which nu villain will attempt, as it is a forgery. As many Ladies and Gentlemen have been deceived by purchasing counterfeit Russia Oil, in seeing shew • bills with large eagles in shops or ',NT windows, therefore any Druggist, Perfumer, or Hair Dresser, having eagle shew lulls ih the'r shops, or shop-windows, is a sign of their selling counterfeit Rus sla Oil, as the genuine of late has only a star in the shew-bills. Baldness or Grey Hairs will not be seen. Several Ladies and Gentlemen who had used Prince% Russia Oil for years, and from the use of that alone not a hair fell off or turned grey; but being persuaded by their hair-dressers to use other Oils, or sold them counterfeit Russia Oil, soon found the difference, their hair fell off, or turned grey, have declared they will use no other than Prince's in future. Is proved the best and wholesomest prepa ration in the Universe for moistening the hair, when dressing real or false hair, and is so great a noarisher, if used constantly, never a hair will fall off or turn grey ; in sh ort, where hair has got thlit or bald, and the least roots r,main, you may rely on Its being restored. Thousands of Gentlemen - that were bald, have declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly for six months, the bald elates became covered with hair; promotes eye-brows, whiskers, acs will prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey. Ladies will find when dressing wish Prince's Russia Oil, either real or false hair, no damp or exercise whatever will bring it out of curl the whole day. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use Prince's Russia Oil instead of pornatum, as it Is well known persons who use powder that it makes their hair dry, fall off, or turn grey, but Prince's Russia Oil Is such a nourisher to the hair, that if used constant when dressing, not a hair wal fall eft or turn grey. truer ee, for the reputation of country Shopkeepers, as no respectable house in London will sell the counterfeits, a set of swindlers are travel bug about the country with counterfeit Russia Oil, to deceive country Shopkeepers, therefore be sure to order Prince's Russia Oil, with the Government Stamp, as all others are cote:ter-fens. - Be particular in asking for Prince's Russia Oil, aed see chat the -Government Stamp is on the cover of each bottle, and no Eagle, at es. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at xi. tis 1, a saving of los.; or six large for .C 5. duty included. Lad'ei and Gentlemen who constantly use the Russia Oil, will nail, by takitig• six large bottles, it will be a saving of four pounds. Soliby the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist.—Observe, It is mat 4 shop—,enactly opposite N. 7 ; the numbers are irregular in John. street, Oxford-street.—Be part'cubr, as there are petty shop that sell counterfeits. Soil also by Mr. Smyth, perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond street; Hendee, perfumer to her Majesty, Tichborne-street ; Bayley and. Blest, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess, Cockspnr street; Harding, No. e 9, Pall Mal; Neu berry, No. 41, St. Phan Church-yard; Dicey, Bow Church-yard; Barclay, No. 95; Fleet-market; Butkr, No. 4, Chtapside ; Ed wards, No. 66, lit. Paul's Church-yardt, Withers, 229, Strand; Bacon, 150, Oxford -street; Davison, :19, Fleet -street; Rigge, 65, Cheapside; Bolton, and 'Putt, Royal Exchange; and by most principal Per:umers and Medicine Nenders. As there have been great comp is in the country that they •tplMot. 'get Prince's genuine Qll, therefore, to accommodate La dies and Gentlemen that reside In the country, by enclosing a &I pote in a latter, directed to Mr. Prince, Dentist, John -street, Oxford -setter, I.ondon, Will receive, by return of coach,. one spinpn's worth,_ or, nit lame for.es. Keeps in all climates—the older it is the better. Merchants, Captains, and Country shopkeepsrs, will receive lihvral allowance. . , , 1 , 61103g/fAS tAitt.ott, V. 41. IBET:leave to infotin Toti,Thnt - ...Yet since the trAt 1700,1 had heinstiligteifwith the Lots tAntrei, Which fl . el .1 obnihatcly resisting esseryetintse of ni•liciele prPsctibtkl by t 1.4 enduontof.the faculty bete, apd yiutergoing seeital ilrf•joe of stillyation and twice di , charged front the HotPlial i v. 1% de relief, livOidslappear to'be of the Wiest interetate nature. Itt 4 elyiridg Of Ithr year my disorder' had got to auk* a head, ti neatly to put a period to my exi4encet In this state ;- 1 Wet Era (eonirrieededby Mr. J. l'hosopton, (veho tscolVeti togroat a cut* by them here,) to take your 1.. ....ke s latent Pills, which I bodao A. dd on the '26Th May ; in the ewrie of a fortingli I l.egail IS receive benefit. In little more than a month I bettiii•l lie .yoiti 'blend .adrieto Ind int;ditilteordeotly freitron thy 14 , inettoPtlidildS tai Ilt rrffrfef4d hliforlo eit spirits and atietigih t and atu becorn?.jolly . 4rld,fhie s l vrinzh state having tOntlhio4 malty months to i llie `ostonsidi 4l, all i 4 dl , ) ktirkr nte, ; lta at a iv- s in . what tkisnli•fit es,„ A ' illy gtatit ode, but b e gyot; ilif m the gocl of other wilt-ring . Mortals, to make this •My cage 0! 'Wilk as possibWas I shilli.ott every occasion ---14 to loin ? rIV willgreatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very huhih!e set' want, ALEX. MiIIZX hik! Swan's Close, Ptigit4trect' , 'fidinilorth, Prepared and sold by Cho Wale Vioptietor Thomas TaliOti Member oftließOyal College of Sur geons i n andon, at his bout* No. 9, New Bridge -street. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumes, No, 15, St. Albans-street, Pall Mall ; the 'Eoy-shop„ No. 103, ('s. tore!-street ,• Mr. DiaborouAlt's, No. 7, Pish-street-hill, nearly opp. polite the Monument; and by one person In every considerable tows in England, &c. in boxes only 111.9 d. each, sealed up with :ull and plain directions, whereby yet soot aretther stet may cut* themselves Wth ease arid secrecy. .2431: Every BOK . snkl In Great Britain Li seakd up With roar" -o whicle s byfayourof the . Coniniiiniontra, is primed Mae steal. fillirei.'!..'l'. Taylor, No.y, New 13thlge-itrest." ADVICE. Nri o rklE N Men.pf Education and professional skill lifi.l perseverng endeavours to discover lie most sate and >ma n method of treat'ng a few preva:Lv 2 ; Ir - , as- , s, the sweeties fat result of their experience Is the hes?. ;-roof of supertority. Messrs DOSS and Co. Surgeons, I are he t :window: to make the cure of the follow•ng.the object of their particular study, vie, a certain Disorder, fr;:quent'y contracted in a moment of istoat• cation, and Its concomitauts, Strictures and Wins 'which, try an improved pion; me speetl , ly and effecnially cure t: as abo do. hil.ty. whether arinuu from liacchunatiatrimalgences, keg tens l_nce 1r ."nn channel, or a secret sta4Lary vice too 0f..e0 oini happily pursaed by the youth of both V%, in Cise vat causing merit , y or harrenciest,.and in the other a nu:nevem. train end.* vows descries, which, if not timely rentetbed,, terminate !a imps tenc - and consumption. In that di.iresslieg stale of debility or .1. iicieney, whether the crintequence of such bauefuj bahlts, al. Iris ug front any other cause, by which the powers of the Citrate ~ utiati become ruieelltd, as r,:gtthirty educated Surgeons of lions don, they oiler a firiiib safe, and speedy restoration to so* and vigorous health. Messrs. Gass and Co. esclusively profeuting tits cure of dine particuLar complaints, in or,ier chat they may not be, by a ntistak-At few, marked with the ohloguy so justly alto bed to the ..guorant empiric,- clink It hitt }statue Its themselves to lute that they. have been properly cdutated and inftated it every branch of the profession (certificates of wigolt, from diterent - Hospitals, and ,e , •:monials from 'he cum eminent I'hy4clieil s they hate to cot:viuce any inqu , rer) that the success tesni front their endeavors first induced shells - to quit the practico li 3 the general Practitioner, apel they presume chit their preteci:olse . constitute a tair ground for the unprecoleuted eoniideoce Wl* wit!i they have, by the Public, been so liberally hostourM.! result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by merior method, to remove venereal compiles, /waives* tiveterare or complicated, without subjecting the rain* tie the 1,.4.t restraint In (IL/or exercise; and in recent Casee.whete an early application Is made on discovery of the infection, they trip• fluently perforin a care in the short space of two days: The wit precedented success of their mode of treatment (which has nevi* been known to fall in one 'Mete inn aces in &practices of LS yea% during which ',trio:: 11l any thcusandersons of bath sew bate Seer. cured, even after revere and ipp..•ious methods bad been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces them in ihus pefikly offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Patients of either act, with secrecy, delicac7, and attention.—Letters from the conorty, containing the parucuLaza of eie czar, age, and minim of liters,. inclosing a renettance, duly attended to, and advice and Medicine tor. warded ko any pat t-of the kingdom. GOSS awi Co Surgeons, la, Boovorlio.drOss, Ptoot-otreer. . . • • JO Disorders limre. contributed otoilessentially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than most which are toe consequence of unguarded plea.urt. People of every rank pay adurrion to the Sbrtne of M'edietek, but where the Couritsouts has b.en tainted by Plarape„ a rtnevation of stability I. indisperi tably tequisite. years have we devoted our praence tvp the exclusive treatment of the following Disantert, the ttft• cessful result of our plat gives us ad.:intoial ardent. (o oppose, WI far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints . whiclit art Me mos. important in the eatrlngue of Fliduan Infirmities. Attest initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgeons, we formed a wish, at an early period of practice, to rescue individuals from the lg. norance of uneducated men, or the t tinily dangerous predpitancy • of general Practitiout rte The Disorders to the mire of which we Lave devoted our at• tentiou, comprise every species of Venereal Infection; all I...ads of Debility, whether arising from tho habits of school boys, or the indulgencies of maturer age; that derangement of the System in Wumen, which is called harreentve or StcrifilYl Seminal ll'eabnessts, Okra, Obstruction% in the Urethrthe as alio Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are by our present In plan of treatment' effectually and pernia• nently cured, without tbc p ain't suffering the excruciating pain. ,aid alarming I lemorritage which frequently fellows the applic..• don of thel.tsuar Caustic. ha the churst dour extaesivepractiee in this metropolis, nunieroas cases of S riticruitzs have heed' and are daily under stir care, the total eradusatibta of w9 4 ck Is er fee+ eel by a safe, certain, and txpedinolia mode afters esspethet to any other yes adop.ed. 'I Ise weaknets, rtlawition, and deal.. , lity proceeding front tLis complaint arc spetsgly umpired. ac.il the Patient restored - to sound and vi k iirous health. But where the debility has for years . raked, a r inper:iceteireintd in out restora , ive remedies is indispensably rtqfolite, to revived* siuMe bentig sparks of life, anti to'rermimate the eonadtation., • Numerous Ilbeases are the result of ignorance ue haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and is not unfrestrently bar pent that the seeds of life are phisoned by the indiscretion tat all unguarded hour. By a superior method• stich•complaitits . are easily cured; and even where others Lave tailed, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical re-ettablishinent. Few, bbwr ever, are the cases of complicated distress in 1 lab disorder; snot • pared sells the cat:111'00os situation of men, who, front an indul gence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that t.tate of debility which is the unavoidable cone& quence of !melt pernicious haunt Where the unhappy sufferer broods nye"- his misery, but carefully costs:ea:a his risisluitutni, It may be sense consWatiou fur him to know, i Eat iiithotigh.it be an object of doubt or uncertainty wish oiler Practitioners, the re moval hf thesu deficiencies by the gra , : u.O. p: ogress of Rt UoVatioft, Is the arlaircitsent of our ex I, erience If the rites of Liaechui ur Velma have Isogon to reduce manly e-gqiir, much anxiety will le pis:vented by an early counteraction Of this languid state, and :in these cases no great difficiihy will occur. . i Married Women, who have lorg been &appointed itr their expectations of a family, may be asaawl, that in moat inetancss.. such defects are cntable by Medical stud. ' The secrecy which is so essential to our undert:.7z.vg, and the qualificatems which sre have pre stoned to state, ;,nest ibt.bart s of our, pretensions. an 1 in coincidence wish such th.. intimated Is giveu,that Messrs. Currie and Co. nay lie corsult,ed by Pa tients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their House, No. 107, Hat ton-garden . Patients in the Country are requested to state the partioularr of their case, age, and general habit of living, and enclovig a re mittance for advice acid Medicines, when tar uric will be giver 1 or sent to any part of the Kingdom. ~ CURRIE and Co. Surgecos, No. 101, Hatton garden. I September 9, 8813. HIGli WATER AT LONDON Bit IDGE TO-MORROW: Mor'sg 2O milted" after S After:mos • 4l st 4 autes after S LONDON: Prirted by I acts Kittcr, Picket Plate; md rublithed there, and at the Star Ogioe, Tesnmis V.