Star. — London, England, 1813-05-24 00:00:00

ticsiir Ivor RACE. No lout; nrevent, since the great BARCLAY match, itasengtossed so much attention as that commenced Ott midnight, on lriday, tin Sunbury Common, be twixt Rainer, the Kentish man, and Gran, Captain BAnctay's groom, the latter of whom had been six weeks in training, tinder the direction of the Captain, and was in perfect oondition ; as was Rainer also, who was managed by R. GRINLEY. A marquee for the pedestrians was pitched on each side of the road, at the starting-place ; and, from the concourse of people, and the 'lumber of stands and booths, the whole had the appearance of a racecourse. Cross started to do the 100 miles at twelve o'clock, and Rai ner at one ; and betting was two to one on Cross ; even hefting the winner did the ground in 18 hours ; and even that Cross did it in 14. Cross went the first eight miles in 70i minutes, and Rainer did eight miles in a minute witliin the hour. Cross did 20 miles in two hours and 57 minutes, and halted a few mi nutes f o r refreshment ; and Rainer did the same dis tance in two hours and vhalf, and halted to change his shoes. Both men ran fresh and strong for an hour after this time, and made more play than was expec ted. Rainer was within three miles of his adver sary at 28 miles running, when he breakfasted, during which time Cross headed him considerably. Rainer ran in the 32 miles much weakened, and he was con fined to his marquee by a sort of sickness some mi nutes, when betting became in favour of Cross, who was going on well. Rainer was six miles behind, when he recovered ; and Csoss shewed symptoms of weakness, having gone forty miles in five hours and 40 minutes, taking off stoppages. He continued his journey until he fell down in going the 46th mile ; but lie recovered a little, got to the marquee, and, after having been rubbed, he went another four miles, when he was completely broke down. It appeared that the failure arose from the tendons below the Calves of his legs having been injured, and he was conveyed to Hampton, and put to bed, although he was desirous. of attempting to go on ; but Captain BARCLAy would not suffer him to add to the injury already sustained. The Captain accompanied his man the first eight miles, and the greater part of the journey, and repeatedly urged him nil to make such play ; but his reply was, that he was doing within himself ; but this was the probable cause of his failure. Rainer went on fresh, and offered to do nine miles in one hour. His great object was next to perform the distance in 18 hours, to do wlsich he had sotaething more than five miles an hour to perform. He was often distressed, but recovered ; and in doing tie 91st wile in 17„ hours, he fell, exhausted, and Wdia carried to the marquee, and from thence to Hampton. Both remained in bed on Saturday ; but Rainer got fresh yesterday 'mini .g, and did the remainder of his ground in Mae more than two hours, and won the stake of 100 guineas. Cross remains very lame. During the match, a smart battle was fought betwixt two countr; men, in the absence of the fight betwixt Molineaux and the Bull. BOXING.--A very bard battle was fought on Se- turcley in Great Russelfistreet, Bloomsbury, opposite the British :vi'eeeurn, between a gentleman's servant, , from ti.: nei:thbourhoed of Berkeley-square, and a ! cooler of the name of Samuel bail•y. The dispute originated at a public-house facing the Muwurn. where snme gentlemen's servants were di;iiking.— cobler, who worked in a stall at the d.ior, was talking to one of his customers, when one of the ser vauts came out, gave the man a push, and, on the sttan's asking him what he meant by that, the servant knocked off his hat. The cobl. r a..Lti the servant vdtat he meant by such behaviour ? and received for an swer, that if he dared lo speak in his behalf be would be worse used. A battle in consecineace ensued; for which purpose a ring was formed by son.e Gentlemen on horseback, and an immense crowd very son as fembled. The servant was about five feet ten, :red about twelve stone weight, whilst the cubli'r was co more than about five feet five, and under eiOrt stone. At stetting to, bets were six to one in favour of the servant, but became even snot afterwards, and sub sequently, two to one in favour of the cooler. The servant, after a few round., lied much the waist of tee battle ; but he continued to light until no longer able to stand, when he gave up the contest, bearing rn..rks sufficient to deter him from ever again pro. yoking an attack. They fi ught forty-nine rounds, and continued at it for an hour aed ten minutes. The servant was taken home in a coach. The Genth•men present made up a purse of %boa three pounds for the cooler; and a Mr. BaooES, in the neighbourhood, gave him an entire suit of clothes. After the colder was washed, and had clean clothes on, he bore but very trifling marks of the blows he had received. Gnaveseso, APRIL :a—Monday last, our Tewn- Hail was opened to the Commanders and Officers of his Impelial Majesty's Russian Navy (I)ing at the N .rthfl .et Moot ings), and to the . Fashionables of this town and its vicinity, wi h hr. elega.:t Ball. We have seldom witnessed a group of so many y.ll-dressed and fascinating females, as were present at the above. Dancing o minenced a; nine o'cliaek, with the appro priate tune of " The Russian Dance," lei ff by ear Commod :re and the Mayoress. Tee campeny di vided themselves into three sets, and wete by no means crowded. At eleven o'clock they retired to tea, coffee, &c. and at twelve o'clock dancing re commenced, and continued till three, when the parry begat giaditaliy, but reluctantly, to retire. A bril liant clown, di cor..ted with vari , gated lamps and as displayed at the bottom of the room, and many other emolemat:c ornaments were hung in the windows, &c. Toe leadi:v, feature cf ere plan for tfie adveneige of tire Navy, proi.osed by the Earl if GaLi.ev:AY, upo i the late mutt( a or the Earl of DARN LEY, are to improve the situ.t.io, s of the W.irraiu Officers of the snips of war, whose pay has been in a very sizeli de gree augmented from the time ef Queen increase the Petty Officers, by meowing the Quarter Guivier, and to requite the ievalttehle servici s of all the Petty Officers, by a sa,),:ier pay an •I other :Id vantages. Thus to provide for near y prime seamen, to encourage many more, and tor, deco the influence of Amer - Lan seduction. The Lai of Garaeiwav likewise strongly inculcated the necessity of a volun- I try registreonn of an adequate number of prime seamen, before the estebi•s'•ment of any peace with Fronce ; an.' this to be mpiished by the means of various reweeds, to be grained to those prime men who enrol their tames, added to a small retaining pay set v.ant was t present made cobler ; and gave him an was w fished, very trifling I GnAvEscN, Hail was ope his Imperial N .rtbfl et NI, town and its seldom witite! and fascinatit Dancing c• pri tte tune of Commod :re vided thernst means crt•wd tea, coffee, & eommienced, begat, liant clown, lattrclF, u as many other 'windows, &t. Tue leadir of tie Navy upo i the lat 4 improve the of war, gr c e a.igmer increase the Guivier, and the Petty Ot vantages. to encourag( Uf Ameai -al likewise taro t try regi•tr. seamen, bell Fs ~nce ; an , various rcw. wbu enrol al POLICE, Bow-rrastri.—Saturday a miserable groOpe, con sisting of six women', three boys, and a man, the latter 1, a cripple, were charged with being concerned in a Little Go, at a house in Shorts'-gardens. The So- LlciXon of the STAMP-OFFICE observed, that all the parties appeared to be mere lookers on, except Isabella , Laird, alias Jet:Ain:os, and therefore requested they might be discharged, which was accordingly done; when Mary Davis stated, that she and her mother had nearly ruined themselves by trap--fictions with Laird. On that very morning she went out with two shillings to purchase articles for breakfast, but was tempted to venture it with her.- On which the Soli citor observed, that he had reason to suspect her be ing an old offender, and therefore requested she might be r..nianded for another examination, which was ac cordint.ly done. L•. Baylis, A pawnbroker in the Hampstead-road, was convicted of taking, in two instances, Is. fur a duplicate, from a poor man who bad pawned two beds. Mr. KINNAIRD observed, that as one of these informations had been withdrawn, from informality, at Queen-square Office, he would affix the lowest pe nalty, viz. 40s. each, and hoped that this, with other penalties Mr. B. had lately paid, being to the amount of £2O, would induce him to keep his charges within the legal amount. Mr. B.'s Solicitor then observed, that he should appeal against the decision. Mr. HOL LOWAY, who attended for the information, replied, that if Mr. B. would pay the penalties in which he hid been convicted, he would give up thirty other informations he had against him. This, however, was not acceded to. In consequence of Bank-notes having been lost at various times, from letters sent through the Post•office at Sterling, Mr. PARKIN, jun. di the Post-office, ac companied by an Officer from this Office, went to Brighton last week, to make inquiry of the persons employed in the different Post-offices in that district. By their exertions they detected the offender, who proved to be the daughter of the Postmaster it Stey n log, in whose possession stolen notes to the amount of £l5 were found. She confessed her guilt, and was committed to • Horsham goal.—She is only twenty years of age. Tuesday Susannah Allen was committed to Ipswich gat 1, by J. G. Spurgeon and Rich ird Lockwood, she having confessed herself to have been delivered of a male child, and which she, three hours alter wards, threw into the water, called Lowestoft 13!0ad.. Thursday an inquisition was taken by JOHN WAY NAN, Gent. at Euston, on the body of Mary Ann Simper, an infant about two years of age, who had eaten a quantity of arsenic, which had been made into sweet cakes to poison rats. Another inquisition was tak .n by the same Coro ner on Tuesday at Wnep, cd, on the body of Sian Martin, who, in atterni.ti..g !o dive a pail for water in a very deep pond, fell in, at.d was drowned. 'l'ue'day se'unight Benlimin Salmon, a labouring man at Mr. Isaac Lengley's, at Peyton-hall, Boxf..r.t, bad.one of his feet caught in the mrchine, by which the ancle-bone was her kr, and the foot tot n to pieces. n'ilday George Oakley, a lad of about 13 years of ag,., was accidentady killed at Crockieford•Mill, by ilie over-or/oil (fa loaded cart. Yesterday s'nnight two boys wantonly and mall doisly set tire: to a haystack, containing abont seven loads of hay, belonging to dir. Lock, of Giiiin g liarn, in consevence of which it was entirely conson;;:d. Tne two boys a day or two before had been detected stealing clover from a field near which the stack was placed, wiiLh they were c rnveying away in a sack ; when detected the sack was taken away from them, and the eldest of the two swore he would be reveir:zed it the sack was not returned. They are in custody. Monday last the prosecution of the Journeyn.ta Coopers, for an unlawful combinati..n, came on at the Exchange, Waterford, bet Ore the Mayor, Itec,,rder, Alderman Morgan, and A ltiza man Mot re, often Thomas Walsh, Reimond Murphy, \Valiant CO! John Flemming, .lo,eph Brown, James Finn, Michael Finn, and Thomas Quail, were fully convicted, and sentenced to impri.enment for different periods nut exceeding six months. An opinion haviv been taken of Mr. Serjeant LENS, nn the eligib.iity of JouN to serve the office of Mayor cl Norwich, owing to 115 non-residence, the Sarjeatt was of opition ti,at he was not eligible, and that a new election tnioa take place, because a choice was not given the Ahlermen by this detective return. The Guildhall will ..here fore lapse without the usual feast. This is an wurritrAvin se.sson—The country is over ilocuin: with rain--The Court is overflow/al; with fashion—'l'ie City is cverfogeb s , with friends —"rile Lottery Offices are orePwin . ; with Adventurers, to partake of the overfoceing riches eoct, in the Wheel of Fortune, which, with only two more days to draw, contains four Gland Prizes of 020,000 anal £10,000! Seven of £2 )00 and R.lOOO ! and several Thousand others of different values, of J€soo, £3OO, £2OO, &c. &c. to either of which, above £4O, will be added early Next Thursday Morning, selO,,JOO. We have to .iild to the names of those Members of ; the House of Commons who paired off in favour of the Catholic 8.11, on the second division, those of Major-General the Hon. STEPIIENT MAHON, who ! paired off with Mr. BAKlift, on account of severe in disposition. Lord H. FrrzGEttm.r. was prevented from voting, on account of a domestic calamity. Mr. RoDiocr IVatto paired off also. Saturday se'anight, Lord FORBES, JORNLATOUCIIE, and I)nNt , ; Bow's DALY, were taken into custody in Dit!,lin, for nonattendance in their places in the House of Co:nmon::, upon the call of Tuesday, the 10th inst. The t. ital number of Country Banks in Scotland, far wlikh licences to issue Promissory Notes .have heel: taken out for three years, ending the sth of toiary, 1813, was 19, including 920 partners.—Note: There ate also three Banks at Edinburgh ; viz. the Pauli of Scutlsnd, tie Royal Bank of Scotland, and Brit:th Linen Company, which are incorporated by A.t of Pat liament, or by Charter, and which issue Noes w ithout licence. nt tuber of persons charged with criminal offences, who were committed to the different gaols of the Cities of London and Westminster, and county of Middlesex, for trial in the year 1812, was, males, 1121 ; females, 542 ; total, 1663 ; of which num. bet, 998 were convicted.—The number of offenders committed to the several gaols in Ireland, including Dublin, in the year 1811, was, males, 8009 ; females, SW; total, 39U1 of whom, 1198 were convicted. tINIPIzAsirr lAT.kLZ,IVENCL OXFORD, MAY N. The Right Hon. Earl Drlawarr has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Thornas Beckley, A.B. Fellow of New Coilege, to be one of his Lordship's Chaplains. Wednesday sennight, the Rev. John Norcross, A.M. Senior Fellow of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, was instituted to the very valuable hying of Franilingham-cunt-Sasted,Sbffelk, on the pre sentation of tine Master at Fellows of that Society. Thursday the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees : Bachelors in Divini:y—Rev. Thomas Davies, of Jesus College ; Rev. George Augustus Lamb, of Magdalen Corege. Masters of Arts—Rev. Henry r.V3114, of Worcester College, Grand Compounder; Rev. John Montgomery Traherne, and Mr John Ktble, of Oriel College. Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Ch:irles ,lames rtirton of Queen's Co:lege; Mr. 'Thomas Bides, Worcester Colleg-; Mr. J. Robert Edwards, and Mr. Robert Bro.:11, of Pembroke College ; Ar thur Brooke,-1•. I. of Magdalen College; Mr. Jonathan Hairy Christie, of 111!1:sol ECCLESIASTICAL PAOMOTIONS. Rev. Thomas Hooker is presented to the Rectory of Syde, Gloucestershire. Rev. Thos. Hay, D.D. to the Rectory of Northrerps, Norfrik. Rey. Geoffrey Hornby, to the Rt.:tory Of Ailtnerron, With Runton ; and to the Rectory of Felbeigr, with Melton, Ntrfolk. Rev. W. Farley Wilkinson, to the Vicarage of North W 41.• sham, with Antinzliani St. Margaret ant-xO.l, in Norfolk. Rev. C. Brown, to the Reziory of Whitt:Ntone, Devon. keir. T. &Worn, Precentor of Exeter Cathedral, to the Cu racy of Bile, Devon. CAMBRIDGE, MAY 21. Wednesday the Rev. Thomas Rennell, and the Rev. William Heatll, of King's College; and the Rev. Samud Duckworth, of Trini , y College, were admitted to the degree tif Masters ot Arts. Same %ley Mr. Henry nines h,anton, and Mr. N. Bradley, of . 1 rinity College; A.r. Fdward Pole, an I Mr. :ienry ii•an CrickEt Blake, of Kitsg's College, were admitted to the degree Qt itiChuitir4 of Arts. . The . Put Club having offered the sum of £s'O towar''.s aug menting the Pitt Scholarship. now about to bu toundri, the saute tva; accepted in full Congreg ui nt. Saturday *r'nnight, the La.ry of hlajur Kater, at his house in Ipswich, of a son. MARRIED. At Inverness, the litth Captain Cordon, of the '2d, or Q en's Roy-al Rer :rni-rr of four, to Ka herine, rel cr of the Ler Lieutenant-Colonel Ito••, 7,11 Ittiquent. Saterday, at St. James's Church, Rear-Admirai Sir Joseph Syd ney York, to the• March'onesa ut CLuiricarde. The Mar-Aim:v.l is the, only 'laughter of he :Ale .Nl.trqut•, of Wincl.e•ter; her lirt husband, Ole Alarqui4 of Clanricaril4., i 797 : she no-,t flaunted Colonel I'. Kington, who w:4s 1:111.11 at the attak n 1 Buenos Ayres, in I was no kitie of either marriage. I tat clay, at WNA,Thridge, Capr..iu CoACC, of the hou:h Lincoln to Mao Morley, eakst. daughter of the Rte. J. iviorley, of Woodbr At Fut:ham. the Rev. %V. Wool, Vicar of t' st parish, la Miss Charlotte Attersol second slaughter of the lste I. Atiersol, Lel of Porrlan At Much Dew Chun it, Herefordshire, tit•• Rev J. 13.r', one of t 1.4. Vtcars Choral of Ile:A:kat Cathedral, to Miss Willi', of Wr. ndov, r. key. Fred. nck Rickus, to Ma:y Ann?, eldest dani.,httr of the la t e Charles Nre t, 1 tiamlay. a. DM liknry Pc liambolt, only son of &iron vo l t liutaolt, of bci.wt Woltz, in Si eSiJ, • II Charlotte, s.:cond ter ut the late John Carter, s:%q. co Deal. BLED). Friday, in Marlhorrsugh-building;, Lath, the Right Han. Jo' n ' Lord Elprinstone, Colonel of the tn;th Reginient of Foot, at.d loud Lteutera!:t of the County of Durnbartun. Fru!ay, at hi-. house in the A Sir J. W. Anderson, Bart. one of the Al.et men of the City of Lond tn, president of Christ's liospital, and Governor of the Royal Lxchange Assurdace Com- The 28th January last, a! Dominica, Captain Alex. Cameron, 6th West-Ind a l ement. At Long I , ci•ingtno, in the sRth yc.r of his age, the Rev. John Robertson, M.A. VICAr U: y, and Cutate of Lon: Itchtogton. At Overon, in hi. ::4th year, tl:r Rev.T. Allen, Vicar of 1 ar borutt h , i.ineolshdre. Ar Bt;.,,lrtott, the V. t. v. 3 .P.trtritire, of Cranwit'd, I`Zorfo!k. 'I littrslay, the th r, her I,t,ust• m Cp.?, r street, af.er a lung and tents..., Mrs. Noger,t, wne ut Ad mit al N lig, nt. :ar..1491) nt:ar V.Tmir:ttort, South car 4 .l Lt , Mirhl,l Sampson, Esq. Coot:se:LT •:, ::.at St.tto, and rl,..ett of the t re P.:v. Arthur Sampson, it.d. A few d.tys ago, at . .t:nutstor.3,. hire, on ?I:. vat;t t I.rta chm, 3 t r. J. Cro•sh..n, of t.;ttestriatt tnt moo., ,t,.1 t. .1: t • :tr.. . ....... ..... a::ur 0 A'ter::. 1 n :0 I ult. CM.T)S, 1Y 3i , R. E P;1,:.!;, roni theirri .rule , c 7 ; ;,r , nt..te all the ramr..l Ole Ist , : f 's. sight leve:e, atu,l .H.or.iers t front o7ls:ree:ekt e.ey are et:jut:l;7 y. r and fur go Py, ;;;;;er t:.:1); of the stoteach and hots el., too to. tcu t'le co: •e:iuecce flee Itytn ; ;.. As a gentral fami;y n-dietue h:..ve no equ:tl, and they are conveaiettt ter tra yen,us, as th-y •to out rewire uty co:Jim:me-tit. Soli by Francis Netelt,ry am! Sons, in Sr.Y.turs Church-) ara, price is 6d. a hos, cont..ining thoty-s:x ptlis ; hut as many p.:rsitet mis%.ke the It , t;se, obsurve that the Numbyr i.t 4 , ou the coach.say, four doors front Cheaiyitle; to he had al:o a: the ;ate Dr. Jaerte:s's hou.. s Btulon-,trees. CORDIAL. LALM OF GILEAD. ADELUSIVE Habit gen.:rally learnt at Great School, wtaket:4 and destroys the whole ii rvoiis systilu, and :n the very illwer of youth t rin e > un all the infiriv.tiet of t!.e most languititnig old age; rendering itt votaries intliC:reitt to all ansusernettts, zibsciit in company, .sell and lifeless every where.— 'these maladi - c are nut ordy relieved, t,ut ultima;ely cured, by this excellent Medicine, which is tit.rivalled (or restoring broken or dtcayed constitutions to pristine health and vi-our. SiAd by Mathews and Leigh, IS, Sunni, Lundi:n ; A. smith, North Bridge, Ediuburgit ; anti ail .Nieditine viidt rs. Price I If. rich, or lour in one family bottle fur 3:ls. by which one I Is. bot tle is saved, with ti.e words " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," en graved on the Stamp. •.,• Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addrested— " Money Letter. Dr. solornon, Utlead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." DIXON'S AN I !BILIOUS PILLS. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. Sl R—T take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you that I have received the must wonderful beurtlt from the use of your DIXON'S AN rwiLlotis PILLS, whielt 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 are names ot tore nil Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Aittibilious Pills :—CharlesTavlor, Esq. Ja maica; William Shaw, lisq. Knieston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff, Spanish Town, ditto; O. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna I/ Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Aliston, Esq ditto ; Mr, Walker, Port Moratit, ditto ; J. Penlinson, E. salt River, dirt, ; M r. Nlullens, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna ; G. P. Polack, Esq. 'ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King-ton, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Ve'oodriff, Spanish To.vn ; with many other persons of the first respectability.—Sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ails Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's,l, Cheapside, Ct.rner of St. Paula Church-Yard ; by Mars and lielam, Port-nnitith: Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall and John son, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, sheerness; Peck and RCM, and Turner, Hull; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir mingham; Staines and Lynch, Manchester: 1 rewman, Exeter; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Ste venson and Co. Norwich; Svrinfen, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Whinge and Lathbuty, Liverpool; Neale and I .edger, Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, ar I Kuff, Chelten ham; and retail by most Couauy Melcine Vender., in boxes. at lb. 94.saad es. each. Vkairr Mitt RESTORATIVE TOOTH roww.it B EAU'T'IFUL White Teeth may b.; one of the greatest blessings Pre videtice r h w which the finest formed face is imperfect; inatre.: .st 1 0 and gum.; is the principal eau, of an Pffen-ive L:e It :•• VILGLTABLO ReiTORAI lye TOOTH POY/DMI. is a mu> j 1 t't and certain remedy for all drseasrs of t!ts: tent al : , ; 44 particular qualities. are nor supply d e; ; •.,,,• h but will pre terve them in the highest mate ‘f 1. • render theta beautifully white, fa ;en such as. In.ri I•.• • restore them to their or - i t :log purity, emu...ly a Ih.le In the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to render them of a healthful red, and the beta h licat ; relieve and cure the must excruciatmg 4tor.-1); . , !welled Sold whisk-sale and retail at Mr. Both r%, 4, Chtt•T •, e r of it. Paul's Clwrch•yartt; rctail by Ilelont Nl4, „ t,uuth; 11.111 and Johnson, (;. s purt ; Aihnot, an! Jones, Vint ; Tre•se man, Exeter ;Co .1: .v-rthy. Ga:bett, ;mat tioxla•td. Plymouth ; Pees 1)u, ; I; and N.'.‘Dosia!el, Glak;ow ; knit, gill, Edinburgh ; Crutwi.•ll, Lttith ; Ittei lull; 11 ; Itohert., Seltion, and Unil, (.it'e.s..am ; son and I:illinge, Edwards aud Penny. I .r. 1 ; oes! : Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich : ..t at:d lioyi, g r . nittrjham ; Gregory, Briglasna ; said of most s. ioect;ask A L ;;; cone Venders its th..t Kitucas.m. ill nose, GU. , TONIAA To Nit . . 3. :;ut:s t, N... it...c;-;:feet, tout la flick. Maid-lave, ll° S‘a liwark, March ii, P:l3, DEAR SI It —When I c..titttnioate on the won. drtful cure which y..z Mrdtcit.ea hate r 4, I !eel my., If Jesirous of hay.vg it 1114,1 e In the year ;AA I broke nl; lee two different tine% inc h sane. Week, and it wa. so bAti:y set as to (Adige me to w. wa g my knee on st %%axle': leg fur Liz year,, the brit thrte Mi e l t tried styes:Ll id the intist etc:fa:tit Stirre..::sit London, ti.4t. t ,, of whom was Mr. A Cco: , ts. until Le pmr.it0.,....d 41e at. eau-4) . e, w..t. Ch WA.: al Ow yazr I me.). It' e'. or Lim to Ca: di my 1. g ; in la, ob.. tved, t.:At WOll4l be the (leash me, tn..% v:•)ro. he this .yeratior. In the year I tit 2, you hA..,.g Amy baatlitr of otoNt t:oi. tr U 7 he nt.e to y.4i: Ittendzil my wuutien o hen my measured. tine inet 4 , d th ere tv• s tt.,. r —it n as cold as and had heeui to the last five years. NetwAtstand tig th:•, I had no i.se fur 14y woinlen ler on the second day. lhe day I finally 1,:f• 6i r,ty cher, being taxable of walking oit't a stick. hi ..baar the Cr motors I %%as cum r leatly curd, and hays: contiuutd ar t y sit.ce 4s s It and as to, right as ever I was. 'jut what stems is etill none strati ,t than tlas, is, that this l-g now measure, the same site as my other, n. i Ls it ever been cold sace 114 fii,t week of to-in; your LotiOn ar.4 taking your Pills. NI? sagoi.r ca,t ;is wet known to u...tly all the people lu blenl , 7 tq h in s, and to mere than p nple residing wi;hos quay" rof a nine trim: your ,svi,ere itlft! ; and be assured( 1411 never be fa got by me so twig as 1 ant capable of recialleciits; and any, Omar rir, your lo.niblelkiinalf, No. 41",:41 , d-Lair. WILLIAM DOMING. 14,E:iSRS. GOSS and Co. as regularly educated .I.Y.L Surgeons ot Loudon, have ste-lulously devoted their attest tion tor ti.ese last 17 years to the study of chose dissrders whack so tree.u, .I.ly embitter, and too often prevent, that itiestiinabk 111.-ssmg. n.atranonial telicoy. The unrivalled i.a . 1 outage that any ha .e . hi h• no r ct iced tro•in persons of the first distinction, ant the uniform StltCtli* a tc1.441)3 their IlliptteUr mode of tre...moot 111 etlCie Wily:al:it ~ induce them thus publicly to otror their assist suer. In al! case, u• I:eb oity or deficiency, whether testable% hem t!:e !.•o frequency of partinpat eg in the gaietils of a fashionabb tote, the unbounded tiodulgeote of hbertooisin, or asetre , „ sobtary, an.: tie-Eruct:et. 1141l..t,WkiCh WeakrtiS the enemy tut Ott. ado/ Lid destroys thelhou = r tot yotit:o, by producirz sterility in the one sex, and oily °teller in the other, they offs a safe and permanent curt. ' I o ;loose whit, t o t.n: such coaq.laints, are rrevented entering We ,/, the ncirriage sire, al:a .Isll.lllttai to loCt:t relief, brood .-... - -r their it. tinutties in Welter, it twist b- con-Ming to know, b-otaaverda ctit t,r trial vital the cure may it • tieeill. a by other practit • - _arts, I the, by a rei/t.V.ltiq: il'l inheat , le meth At they may be re :tir..l to a sound and vigorous coustnoaoth A erttalt Ih.,order, fro. trendy contracted iu a moment of indiscretion, and every species ut Vetero.al I.ifec.inn, by a mild and never-Litiez nacio!.! ut treat. int ni, Is speedily and radically removed, without ree:iaint 0.... net. or tieren.c, as ..ho. 4 tricture. of t'.4.. Urethra :c:• I Caters wine'. hey' Lt . ,: e:o.tlolca to COCO it, a short period, .wittootot rtcourse to the patefui, darzerous eflects of the Caustic; refer: aces ot which cat i i.e given to several Gentlemen of high rrspretathtli , y, vd.o Lee been cured in a cell- short period, a!•er Lav:r.g laboet - etl whit.. t..f:ttur. , In: n•my years. To man:, aFt males, whose oisec -1 ...• - .1..; u: ;':visa tender pie Ages of cennubtal happiness hate beta .i 1' -a.col, *a ray .iho be a pleactr; r.llection to know, :hat ay ‘ 2: 0; , ::: - i. or,,,,:vt:auce in th• it renh dies the its:ay:4l health is scut.- v- rt.' ' :tnd .11... itle..e."nnoms rentoeoel. .. 1 rii.-i.% - s. Goa and Le. ett . :::buetly profettt;n:s the cure of these pa. :tet.iar comphents, in ci•;e: t' at they may not be marked IT a nmot.;.lten few %Nit% the obioq::y so justly attached to the igr.u• root eimohic, ti::iik it bat justice to themselves to state dust the. 1 , a::: Glen •;:ruperly educated and initiated lino tv..Ty branch 4' ~ .icn (certificates of which from different hospitals, art tt..).:l•••:iats from the most entice:A physic;ataf, they have to cont• vitice stay noitrter,) that the suctes.. resulting from their cal.:, yours hist induct d them to quit the Fiat:tier of the genets! rr-c -ntioner. and they presume that their pretensions constAtute a Lif br-aintl fur the unpreceotento d colitleoce with which they hats by the I'uhltc been so lbtraily Wolcott/ To be con suited at their house daily (personally, or by letelis by patient. of either sett, with s;crecy, delicacy, avid auentith. GOSS and Co. surgeotit, 13, BotviLrie..%l: t Li, f!ect street. _ __ —..... CHALLENGE. - - 17. s sit UR I:1E and Co. Surgeons, late in hii ill I,,laysty's Sarviir. challecge the waole wool to prove s s ins•ance wkerz their and aie:hcia of cure red . ai!ed or the dewired efface. The practice of malty years in tit :_articu'at branch of thw:r profewsion has not given rise to out an case. They centinue to direct their studies to the treatment and curt of Veorreal Compla'.itts, mid that d.truni;enlesit of the sys-eni, which is the cons...;move !lc pernicious and wasteful till:as .tfs habit long and in... rultarpily pursued by the i•outlisolhoth in tlie one it %/id he found to he the unfailing source of ha:wi tless ; the other have it, ravages tatally developed to them a di: • trt•issing stye of .4 hairy, which, if nut timely rennsdied,terniinnee in impotence. These are its rentutr and 'inmate elects, winie wo sumptionn, loss of muscular por!er,a:tdvarit us nervous cot:Vain% usa4l:yeaaracterise the earlier . ..iaes of this solitary vi.e. (if pcs soni languishing ur.dt•r the disorders incident to such a titbit, •.:a..4 treatmtit is simple and has uev-r proved unsuccessful, in :he count, of a long, laborious. and :ouch extended practice. hi ! l ae most olwinate and c..toplicatt 1 caws uf venereal infection, s..cla as oh,tructions in the urethra, spa:ll;y excresceuces. hod ta. -aunt, callous ulcers, erortiolis, ler:Owes: l / 2 glerts, at 2.51 .5 l*RICI1.1111:13, Vithi :her recent or of long china - ix', and which have ba•'!••••!':* fk:!1 ofuther Practitioners ; are by their pres.ent imr-oved ; trt.st.rucat, , nlecttially and perm:diet:oy cured, witb•ois the., aLic.:t str.Tertn, the excruciating pain and aiarnting h•:in-o - rhoge often follows the of the lunar caas:!;•. I.t •`e coursi d YO ytars extensive practice in this tionte:•:ms Structures have :tiro and are dztiy tinder Boar care, ti._ t.) gradiaation of whi.:4 are effected by a ..ate, certain, and -st'e'w novs mode of practice, superior to any (Aber yet ad... 4, .1. 'ill weakness, reiazation, a: d d,.bilrcy lirciie....".•og• Irons this cd:u• piairt, is svc,,itly 1e.t0r..1 10 :4 , 14 and v gorou, licalth. But wto•c, t2,t ha. tot ted, a proper nerset re. t,uative t‘nietl.i • • • 1 : Stricture has destro is re:pieta:4 . .:• tic SlUltibrring •fparks 31 • a e, 4:1,1 to teatnniaie the co •: id: • • ••• Several N••bit men and t;i..n.t:tint• a, et the hr.: I.sp-,:•-• • Lave been under the care of .:rte _kat ti. 1, unseal of ratiiplaintz of the 1;r4.,1.C.5, received a iadscal arol perniaomt core, Cr ..• -!.• *'•••• • may be made to t . 11:1.11 as •.ati,13,..0ri 1' • • pommy ot I.iessrs. Currie and ed.'s t ire:t. - • of these Gentlemen Gad :.•tiier.!tcs fr:•an ••• C .• ' and %vcrc the titre of . • and other s111'4•01V• of «•i,.1 , oLJ by the application of t!he Inner cat.str, wit . ...ait • -•••••r• , • patient.. i a tnd rout .ry are re:lto-sir:: to state tni.! • • ••••• of their cair, age. a rdl vie' al I. it c: h': •: c•• :• ar remittance for advice add Me zat tn • l• ••.'" given or sum: to u,, patt of ru k 'ardor Messis. Cure znit Co. may be • •• the greater eelicacy, ar.:l Lattaar, at r •••• 107, Hatter.-:;ordisii. --- -•••• ------------ - LONDON : l'Ort.l by , : - I:u!;!the. , l :or! al V. , e- `.:!;.--Ofr. 1.0""r".• 91r, w ~„ • .• 4 , 1 ;44: •‘. h • ! • r 9 at 11:4) le r 111 y. . ; 1 . ; t, ; lull; 11 ;4111, lioy.l, «1114: a. Lllck. 11 w,”:13. 1 the 1.. - 011. • •tibit. tali., in d o 9 W.. wa s ri.r 1;11;11 !on, :ar ! at Lim to Ar. r .ilotatio.t 4 Lycra:or. 11141,t th:111:::11 .•\ :three el:: -q. hero to fur 1 . 4 y nally 1.:!* 6i L. ht ..hae ititatt ttr; lite. sterns to )W IllratUrti Ild oit:cd 114 r Pont. My iu Hrnl-v of thug vet; Lill be avtural recullectiti; K)WI r e du cote& their attet• oer' wh.t4 itteattinabk 3gr that ;hi unction, an rt tre..ma r their aiWal. etuhfug has a favltiotAble :re. sol:ttn:, ice nducl, Ltd I;hr me tel. 111311C:11 CUM t meting ire .- 11911 11".1t zeert!..s- - •• y be re uz,ort'-r, Ire- every virus 10 , !•: ut 11C .&. ;141111 It. .ilet rs whic . . y *arty it the