Star. — London, England, 1814-03-09 00:00:00

„, • ' ON A rooa GENTLEMAN MARRYING A LADY QUALITY. Gangs et Proms." I sought for a Lady of very high blood, In hopes that het name from disoter might screen u► Bar I own this high marriag, has done me no gook Tor now, there is nothing but-•lard U..d between tis ! ARII DIIURT-t ANP.—Last night the eelehtited 4eve Of the Siege of Bdgrade was performed at this Theatre, for the first time. Mr. BR IMAM,. in the &Mighty Serotther, gave the song of " 2he rose and chi lily" in the most masterly Manner ; a Duet between him .and Mrs. Diettoes,- in the first acticomposed fer'theen by 'Mr. Pantie, was Yaintwously . encored. Mr. BRA' HAM aLn introduced a new Sevin-Ale (by Mr. PARRY), in which he accompanied himself on the piane-fotte, behind the acmes, with the happiest effect. Mrs. DICKONN tendered the part of Lilla truly interesting; and Mrs. Mouatatm, in Katharine, was every thing that could he Wished. Mr. Kanto's!) sustained the part of Cskenhurg with great effect, and was highly applauded. The other partienreie well supported by Shit rtt, BANNISTER, LOIPEOLEOVI4 amd' Mrs. BLAND ; and the Opera Went of Wilt groat eclat. KING'S THETRE.—Yeirttfday came on, before a Ma st..r Chancery, the sale of Mr. GOULD'S interest in the King's Theatre, ennsisting of seven sixteenths of the whole, when it was purchased by Mr. WATERS, fow r 35,000, of which sum he has already a mort gage for £22,400; SD that he Mar only 413,000 to pay into Court. This purchase will greatly facilitate -the general settlement of the Opera affairs. Taking Mr. Tartnit's interest at the same rate, it would esti mate the whole at 480,000, exclusive of the existing btiithens. The Theatre will now be opened by Mr. WATERS, who has obtained the annual licence for the purpose. Mr. Kr tats made his first appearance at the Edin burgh Theatre on Monclair se'nnight, in the Character of Macbeth. Mrs. BILLINGTOW, who has for mnistaime been in disposed, became so.alarmingly ill at Anspach House, on Sunday evening; that herlife is 'despaired of. The Authoress of the new Tragedy (which would otherwise have been immediately brought out at Drury-lane Theatre,. and of which the report is so highly favourable) has desired that the representa tion of her Play may be suspended, in order that public curiosity may be gratified in seeing Mr. KEAN in a succession of the characters of SHAESPEASE, with out the possibility of interruption. THORNGROVE, THE RESIDENCE OP LUCIE'S BONA PARTE.—MotsIity se'nnight, a &asked ball was an nounced, and at eight o'clock the doors of this beau. titul were opened to the friends of its hospitable Owner. The apartments on the left of the hall to the conservatory were selected and arranged for the .teteosion ; it was a coup d'eil of enchantment, preset). .thing an animated sketch of the scenery of a Venetian earnival. The nutrbe.r of *rite: was less than a hum Bred, but the masks lying changed during the even. ing, a great variety of novel characters were brought en the stage. Lycisai BONAPARTE appeared as a lomat) peasant ; Madarne and three of her daugh ters, as a Tyrolean mother and children, formed a :beautiful and interesting picture; while the younger 'branehes of tie family %%ere charmingly grouped as Ueapnlitan bainhini :At their pantomimic sports. The Gentlemen if LUCIEN'S suite snpported many very -entertaining characters. The pleasures of the even iag were rendered highly piquant by the representation of some comic entermezzo, composed by LuctENs and performed by his family, together with several char ming isoryviratorer, given by some of the party present . Five of Sir W. WILLIAM WYNNE'S hunters were sold at Tarrensma.'s, on Monday lest, for sixteen ktndred and eighty guineas. Saturday last, a pnney, laden with two hampers. containing 48 dozen of eggs, altile on his way to Brighton Market, in a frolicsome mood, lay down, near Copperas Gap, and rolled over his burden. LORD Sr:MERV - 11XE% CATTLE SIILW.—On Monday morning the interesting exhibition, in Mr. SAD. LER"S - yard, in Goswell-street, commenced, and was vet y full and respectably attended ; among the pet sous of distinction we noticed in the crowd, Earl WINCIIVINEA, Loud Cason TON, and many miters, and. among them Lord Si-Ames - um It is with concern we mention, that his Lordship, who has recently, and in part only, recovered from a latest v..re rheumatic attack, had his arm in a sling, and seemed very unwell in other respects. A greet num ber of tine oxen, sheep, and pigs, were exhibited.— Several notices, interesting to aviculturists, were stack up ; among whichavas a copy of a letter which his Grace the Due, of &motto has lately addressed to the Stewards of the Smithfield Club, of which he was the President, before he went to reside in Spain, generously offering 100 guineas annually to the Club for instituting three additional .premiams for live stock, at the Christmas thews of the Club. i'hebrench on the Ten Mile Bank, in the parish, of Fos Sh am, NOrfolk, 'Which lately alarmed the intiabi volts of the whole district of fens, called the Beeftoral Level, consisting of upwards it 10,000 acre*, Was, after a fortnight's exertion, and an expence-Of several thousand pounds, stopped on Sunday seouniktr a . : se. viral thousand acres of growing wheat, which are, isow:under water, must inevitably perish ; and iris hared the farmers there will not be able to get their lands ready for spring-corn. After• The breaking up of the late frost; grid the snow hring dissolve:l, the body of a man was 'inuwd ' in the parish of Leighton, near Bridlington ; hisper son is • unknown. but he had been observed selling small pamphlets in the neighbouring villages. Co. roner'i verdict— Died through the inclemency of the . .weathet. • few evenin g s , since , the coach -house of John , Esq. .01Sydenhani, was brolceopen, and ' r shbed of two pair of carriage glasses, a box coat, and slits:. other articles. • The house of Mr. James Ledger, in Pear-tree stre , - Cut, Lambeth, was a lew evenings since of several articles of wear- Litton,. near Harlow, in it two o'clock in the morn robbed of a great quantity things, with which the .OF 4 A 1 - • • ti 1 • c • I 1 -t • 1 • ,• 1 • _ • • . C • . ti • 0 . tl 4 I ii .b V , • tl I • 34' V • `*. r t C , . 1 ' street, New Cut, Lambeth, • •• I broko open, and robbed of ing , ..ipitirei, plate, tke. • i 'Vicarage-house at itP•4;x. was broke into about y • Thitriday last, and TC • -•- 4114 00 : rte, bacon, and other . - 7.llitives got dear off. • • • *. • - • •MILITA.RY PROMOTIOg& t 4 (From Last Night's Gazette.) • WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 8, 1814. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet T. B. Berridge to be •. Lieutenant, by perohase, vice Price, who ectires. 3d Regiment of Dragoons—To be Comets, William Bern*, qbpt. by purchase, vice Haynes; who mires; Richard Arch dad, Gent. without purchase, vice Leech, promoted. 4rtt Ditto -.Gentlemen Cadist.Freikrick Polhill, from the Royal College,to be Cornet by purchase, Nrict Hamilton, promoted. • lath Regiment of tfght .Dragoests—Acting Veterinary Surgeon John Constant, from theDepet at Brighten, to be Veterinary Burg( on, vice Chard. deselsed. Ist Regiment of F. W. Millet to be Captain of a Compan y Likulenant Colleet, vice Majer-General Kelly, +eel . Annie' Hurd, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur ' these, vise l'reliivey, promoted. • 9th Regiment tif Foot—Ensign Hun. r. Curzon, from the 89th ' • *Oaf, to be Ensign, Wes *rimy. who exchanges. 14th Ditto—Augustus Frederick Francis Adamson, Gent. to be Ensign, without porch**, vice Croker, who resigns. Ditto—Lieureitant Reeves to be Captain.of a Company, without putarase; -trtign R. Byrne to he Lieutenant, vice Reeves,' TbOtrins JrzunseU, Gent. to be Ent4gn by purchase, vice Illinge•onh, promoted. 26th Dtto—John E. Brown, Gent. tb Ire Enslgn, by purchase, vieeiting i who retirm. 30th Ditto—Captain A. Gore, from half-pay of the late Loyal Cheshire Regiment, to be Csktlin of a Company, vice Kelly, who exchanges. 18th 11qt° -Ensign George 1 3; arit'it, from ehe Westmeath Mihtia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 39th Dims—George Gordon Philan, Gent. to be Ensign, withouz purchase, vice Plunk. tt. 40th Ditto—Ensign ). Ross to be LieuCenant,. 'without purchase, ' vice Johi:stone, promoted; Ensign G. Bbiath, from the 48th Foot, to be Eosign,vioe Rots. 434 Ditto—Ensign William Allan to be Lieutenant,, without purchase, vice Williams, who resigns; W Cradocki (dent. to be Ett.ige, by purchase; vice Green, appointed to the et Dragoon Guards, 45th Ditto—Thomas Heppon Vavasour, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Crawford, ptomeied in the 6th Foot. 47th Ditto—Ensign J. linieke to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Poi hes, promoted. 48th Ditto—Volutreer Henry S 7 aiglit, from the 40th Foot, to be Ensign, without piirclusse. - vice l unt6, appointei to 40th Fact. 49th Ditto—Ensign D. O'Brien to be I aetittuant, vice Clout, dead of his wounds ; Volunteer Allan IVPltlab, from the 100th Foot, to be Ensign, vice O'Brien. Sad Ditto--RicLardßrackon, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Holman, promoted, 60th Ditto—Ensign P. Nugent, from the.63d Foot, to be 'Ante- nant, without purchase. 68th Ditto—Ensign J Connell to be Lieutenant, vice Pennera they, deceased; Volunteer J. Blood, froth the '9th Foot, to he Ensign, vice Connell. 77th Ditto—Ensign A. C.. apbell to he Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Fyler ' wha resigns ; William Bowen , Gent. to be Ensign, vice CampbelL 82d Ditto—Ensign Carticau, from the Shropshire Militi , , to be Ensign, will" purchase. 113 d Ditto -- En sign A. G. Stevens to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Ormsby, who resigns. To he Ensigns, without purthase—Robert Henry Dwyer, Gent. vice Nugent, promoted in the 60th Foot; John Cornell Chads, Gent. vice teltne. 86th Ditto—Lieutenant C. Richardson to be Captain of a Coni pany, without purchase. 89th Ditto—Ensign Edward Kenny, from the 9th Foot, to be Enc.gn, vice Curzon, who exchanges. 91st Ditto—Lieutenant D, Campbell to be Captain of a Com pany, vice M'lntyre, killed in action. 98th Ditto—Hospital-Assistant .1. Fergussaa to be Assistant- Surg, en. 10nth Ditto—Ensign It Driscoll to be Lieutenant, vice Nowlan, killed in action ; Thomas Lancaster Davies, Gent. to be En sign, vice Driscoll. 104th Ditto—To be Ilfutenanes—Ensign J. Coyne, vice Graves, deceased; Ensign W. Martin, vice Delancey, deceased. To be Ensigns—Volunteer Thomas Pigott, from the 89th Foot, vice Coyne; Alexander Garden, Gent. vice Martin. *Fhe First Provisional Battalion of Militia—Ensign D. White, of the Wiltshire Militia, to be Ensign. The Second Previ.ional Battalion of Militia—EnsignW.l.Bary, of the Wiltshire Militia, to Ensign, vice Terry, whose AP poimment has not taken place; John Radford Asstio i Gem to be Quarter -Master. HOSPITAL STAPP. To be 'Hospital-Assistants to the Forces—James Alccck, Cent. Thomas G. Stevenson, Gent. Frederick Whiteley, Gent. War rain Hospital-Mate George Richmond, WHAM Henry Foote, Gent. Alexander Cample.,ll, Gent. Watteville4 Regiment. Joshua Harman, Gent. to be Ensign. vice May. York Light Infantry Volunteers. William M. Collins, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lawieas, who resigns. MEMORANDUM. The Novisional Battubons of Miliu• are to be numbered as undermentioned: The Marquis at Pockitigham's, First. Colonel Baylye's, Second. Sii W. W. Wynne's, Kilt. Th'rd. Ensign Joyce, of the etith Foot, is superseded, being absent with:gut leave. '1 he date of Ensign Andrew Brnwne's commission in 53d Foot;.is dated 3rl February, 1812, and not 341 February, Me, as stated In the Gazette of the sth mit.mt. EstmATtsm in the Gazette of the 9 h November la4t. 4th Wewt Ingha Regiment. _ For Lieutenant Lewis dcs Vigiics to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Colgiihoun, cashiered, read Li: otenatit 1 ewis des Vignes to he Captain of a Company, without pur chase, •ice Colqulioun, dismissed the servke. Es a.s i A in the fiazet.e of the sth instant. For .35th Foot, read 50th Foot.—For 56th Foot, read 57th Foot. t)let;ICH OF 0111)!ZA&:CE, StAltell 3. Cnriss of Royal Engineers. First Lieutenant RiCli.ird tt. Bonnycastle to be Second Captain, vice Macculloch, deceased. Artillery of the King's German Legion. Charles Hermann Ludowie , , Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Sch ari horst, promoted. Medical. Establishment for the Military Department of the OOrdnance.. Temporary A.cistant-Surgeon. John Gibbous to be a Second As si.uot.surgenn, vice Haverfietl, deceased. Surgeon R. W. Roberts to be Resident Surgeon, vice Hornsby, deceased. Assistant-Surgeon John Morgan to be Second Assistant-Surgeon, vice Roborts, promoted. Strand Assistant-Surgeon William Fletcher Stan . nand to be First Assistant-Surgeon, vice Morgan. TemporAry Assistant-Surgeon Henry Peter Locslel to be Second Assistant-Surgeon, war Staniland. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Marlnns Price, late of Princes-street, Lambeth, Surrey, whiting manufacturer, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. Jelin Dempsey, of Coleman street, London, taylor, dealer and chapmail, to surrender March 8,13, and April 16, at ten, at Gu►ldltall. 'Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Basinghall•street. Armand Lewis, otherwise Arnaud Louie Boulanger, of Vine ' street, Piccadilly, merchant, dealer and chapman, March 12, 19,'and April 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Paruthtr and 'Corner, Loudon street, Fenchurch-street. Samuel Allen, of the Fish-Ponds, parish of Stapleton, Olouces tersh ire, parchment-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, March 12,19, and April 19, at one, at the Commercial Room, liristol. Attornies. Mr Edward Bigg, No. 29, inuthampton-builtlings, Chuncery-Imie, London; or M. Robert Bigg, Bristol. , ' Thomas Wirtes berry, of Folk.ngbam, Lincolnshire, victualler, deal*: and cltapiii.tti, Matvli 24, at four, March 25, and April 19, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, New Sleatord. Atiornies, Messrs. Cheats and Forbes, New sleatord ; or Messrs. Lam be, t and Son, Bedford-row, London. William Wilts, of the parish of St. George, Glooersteeshirep bacon and fish-dealer, dealer and chapman, March 21, SY, and April 19 ' at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Misr , nits, Mes‘rs Poole and Greenfield, No. 12, Gray's-lon, Loss• does ;or csiskr o g Martia l **A . • • • 4 111121 V.. At Balgovran,en the lst inst. Mrs. Colonel Graham of Entry, of a daughter. , Chalks tieges, of Ringwood, HAWS, etatloner, dealer and chap man, March 19, 94, and April 19, at eleven, at Guildh4l. Attorney, Mr. Make, No 4, Clement's-Inn, Landaus Thomas Fryer, now or late of chrpstow,,Monmouthshire; thr mer, dealer and thaprnan, March 11, at sit, March 22 and r April 16,.5t eleven, at the White Hs* Inn, Gloucester.— Attorney, Mr. Walter Hilton Jessop, Irwin-greet, London. Edward Pins, of Exeter, paper-maker, dealer and ihainuats,4pril 1,4, and 19, at twelve, at Phelps Ronnie; Plymouth-Dr•ck.i —Anoraks, Mews. Lamb, Unitton, and Hawke, No. 96, Princes-street, /kink of England; dr Mr. Charles 'link, Ply- 1 MouthoDock, Devon. Elliott Artily, late of Liverpool, druggittt dealer and chaplets, April 5,6, and 19, at eleven, it the Globe Tavern, Livt•rpooL Attoruies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-baildirgs, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Kidd, N 0.6, Nlattesty'risoe, I.iverpord. Mark Nightingak, of Manchester, linen-draper, dealer and chap man, March 18, 29, and April 19, at eleven, at the Witite Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. inakelucke, Ser jeattes-Inn, nee-street, London ; or Nlr. Morris, Milk-street, Pountain-street, Manchester. Richard N'estlake, of Kingsteignton, Devon, linteburrerol•-a!er, and chapmaa, March' SO, 31, ana April 12, at acorn, at the Globe 'Lavern, Farrow. 'Atturnies, Messrs. CA-ett and Co. Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Zachary 'Pura e.r., Paul-street, Exeter. Marino. Price, late of Prince+. Wert, Lambeth, o biting manu facturer, Alarcli 15, 92, and April 19. at ten, a. tin Idl a'l.—• Attoineys, Meows. Murray and Watbrouev, sun-court, Adams, pr‘Vfdnelbnry, Staffordshire, vicuniller, farm ur, dealer arid chip:ran, March IS; 29. and • April t to, at ten, a' Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Hun.% Dean -street, F,:tter-laur. CARI.TON iIOY... I ZE, MARCH 7 . This day his Tito, ncy Count Merveldt, General of Cavalry, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from his Ma jesty the Emperor of Aus:ris, had a private au.ti. lice of his Rola! Highness the Prince Regent, to deliver his credatiais: Also Baron de ~ Wessenbrg, Enioy Vatraordinary from his tirtperial Majesty, had his audience of leach of his Royal High. .• tins the Prince Regent To w"ic!t they were respectively introduced by the Earl of Liverpool, and conducted by Robert Chester, Esq. Assistant Master of the Cercmunies. At a Coin t at Carlton House, the 7ih of March, 1814, pre sent hi-. Royal Highness the Prince Revnr in Council, 11-s Royal Highnevi the Prince Regent in Council, in the name and nun the bthall of his fitlajesty, was this day pleased to appoint lir Charles Cockerell, of :itasonctoe, Bart. to be Sheriff for the County of Gloucester, in the room of John Hooper Holder, of Nor,h Cerney, Esq ; and Thomas Peckham Phipps, of Comp ton, P.sq. to be Sheriff for the County of SWAM And his Royal Highness was also pleased is make the follow ing Amendments upon the Roll: Hereford shire—kdward Moulton Barrett. of 114 pend, Esq. ; ' made Edward Moulton Barrett, of Hope End, Esq. Staffordshire —Sir Oswald Mostley, Bart.; blade Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart. Cardigan—Thomas Lloyd, of Brontxith, E , q.; made Thorns, ' Lloyd, of ilronwydd, E'q. Brecon—John Hotchkis, of Glan Usk Villa, E,q.; mide Joi.n Hotchkis, of I.anwysk Villa, Esq. The following letter has been addressed to Captain PIIILLINIOHE by Lord Kurt' : " SIR-I have had the honour to receive your letter of yester day's date, giving an account of the capture of la Clorinde French frigate, *her a most severe CollftiCt, on the evening of the 25th alt. between her and the ship you command ; I have not fall dto represent to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that the action reflects the highest honour upon your own bravery and profewlonal skill, and upon that of your officers and ship's com .pany. You will be pleased to acquaint them, that I most highly approve of the zeal and good conduct which they have shewn on the occasion ; and while I regret escee thew y.‘u : • tt so severely wounded, 1 entertain a h.v.e :I tt: • • jetty's service, and the country at Ivp: sou lung be a 44.; of your valuable service.. •• terra: Swincombe Horne, the sew of BENJAMIN Kati?, Esq. near Nottiched, Oxfordshire, was destroyed by fire on Thursday, together with most of the furniture, On Tuesday se'nnight an alartning fire was disco. wired in a large p:14t•o1 buildings, the property of the Dowager Lady- Ikarrsox, in the Talbot lnn.yard, Halifax. We are sorry to say that the whole pile, ' which contained two wool warehouses, occupied by Mr. Hassles and Mr. Thwaite, and the school for poor boys and girls, on Dr. Belt's plan, was in a vet y short time burnt to the ground. A most alarming and destructive fire broke out on Thursday night last in the wareh use of Mr. Liver moore, of Prittlewell, Essex, which soon consumed the building, together with all the stock, amounting to upwards of *5OOO in value. It is supposed . o have been occasioned by a quantity of hops that had been packed together becoming overheated, and bursting into a flame. PAnI SPIRIT.—A lady who enthusiastically adored Wilier and Liberty, was disputing with a gentlem in upon the various accomplishments of her idol, " You will allow he has wit," said she. 66 Certainly."— " And he is a. tine scholar ?"`•'•' 44 Undoubtediy." 66 And he is intrepid ?"—" Yes."—" A patriot, too !" Some think hitt sn."—" And surely he is very handsome ?"..44 Handsome ! why my dear Madam, he squints most abominably."—" squints ! I allow it; but not a bit more than a man of genius ot,j;ht to :quint !" MARRIED. Monday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, the Earl of Portsmouth, to Miss Hanson, eldest daughter of J obn Hanson, Esq. of Blooms bury-square. Saturday, at St. George's, Bloomsbory, R. P. Hulme, Esq. to Maria, fourth daughter of the late Coltir.el Wyndham. At Gretna Green, on Sunday the 11th uh. Mr. R.chard Har rison of the Royal Artillery, to Miss Goodfellow, of Cross-hill, in Cumberland. The following singular circumstances attended Ibis union :—William lames, a bombar.lier of the ltoyalArt Dirty, paid his addresses to this young lady, who is wider age, and an heiress. Having obtained her cowetit, he engaged Mr. Harrison, his friend, to accompany them to Gretna, that he might assist in case of a rescue being attempted. Hr placed hi. inhnd.J bri de upon a horse behind the last-mentioned, and mounting another himself they setoff for the Temple ot Hymen. Upon the road they fell ' in with some company, to whom James could not refrain cont. implicating his successful negociation with the lady, and the pros . pect of his approaching happiness. In the mean time the lady being, as appears, more anxious fur the completion ot her wishes Urged her conductor to a more speedy fight, and th e y alighted at Longtown . , some time bi Lire the intended bridegroom. On his arrival be found them taking a little refreshment, and, as il! luck would have it, be could not avoid seproaching them kr "leaving him on the road." the lady retorted pretty warmly, Lis want Qf attention ; the friend of both interfered, and in short a violent quarrel ensued; blows were exchanged, and it required the salutary aid of the constables to restore quiet. When the parties had time to recollect themselves, the Lady declared, that, from the specimen she had seen of Mr. James's gallan try, she was determined not to marry Aim, but being at the same time tesolved not to return home without a hits'.)and, she made a surrender of her person and two estates to Mr. Harrison, if he thought proper to neon any her to the place of her first destination. Mr. H. was tot) much of a man of spirit to refuse the challenge ; they acre Instantly upon noneback *fain ; and the 01.1 Cater at Gretna soon made them sae—and within a very few hours after their first acquaintance. DIED. The Sth instant, at Scarberou.gh, Edward Lewis Hughes, only son of calomel W. 1.. Hughes, M.P. for Wallingford. Friday lie nnight. at Bettin, County Dublin, the Hon. Robert Moltiotuotth. sec6hd son of the lat e Vhcount Moles wurth, Corn missioner it the C,ustouts, ice. HIGII WATER Ai LO . IIDOif BMW& TiookieDllolilr' Morning .40 • • ••••.... 111131111111111611 1 VI •rn lye 5l 11 mg..' abet * .t' . - -w TIROMAII ktiV. y BFjlleave t 9 inform toe that over 'ince ttioyea : 1790,1 hail Leen afflicted with the Lues Venues, which from i ts o b st i na t e ly resisting every COUtk ref thlidiarle prescribed P l u s , most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing sevezalsevere courses of salivation and Wke dis charged from the Hospitak with Wk.:tiler, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. Id the spring of last year iny disorder had got to it, •.1 a Lead, as smarty to put a period to my ezimence. ha this state, I was re. commended by Mr. 1. Thoettpumi, (who (received se peat t tore sir them here,) to take your Isuke's Patent Pita, which l b e i s A tif do on the May ; is the course of a fortnegh I twirls; to eceiye benefit. In little more than a month 1 became, bi y.our littoral advice and inedirine, perfectly free MOP my file: rarer complaint., how rccovered nay former spirits and stnen*ii and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of alt who knew mc, sit at a loss in what irises to express tny gratitude, hut Ls:, vt.t tot :he gond of other suffering mortal., to make this Mg., 4 c iublie pipisible, as 1 shall on every oecasissis--in so will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful übedteut very humble ser vant, AL . LiX . MUktiCEIL Syr:Al i a Close, Ifigh-s:ree, Prepared and sold by tte sok: Proprietor, 'Moms Teem; Member et the R oyal College of Sistlssms io LlatilliA, At his hoaas 7 .10. 9, New llsidge-street. They are . also sold by Ws appointment, at the Perfumer 1 4 S t , 95, St. Albati's-street, Pall MAI ; the Toy-ilenp, Nu. lUs, O t . !ord-stieet ; Mr. Ilkhorough's, 0.7, Fisk:strevt-l.ill, martini+. phsitt. the Monument ; and by our ;Jerson in eery e(AtirderAke :awn ip ttigland,, &C. 4 .r. beats only 21.9 d. each, o' full aril plain rllrrclSai s , whereby persons otsither sex may co: Lb. Insiders scab ease and secrecy. • J.U.) Every Box stlltl in Great Britain u scaled up with a stamp .u,wkich,by favourof tlakt:Oram4eheba , t i, to I'm ittj at t"U StIULO Ofate "r. Taylor, 144, New Cadge-an crt." ADM& WHEN Men*" Education and professional skill use perseverug endeavour, to discover the most safe led ;site n method of oleic ng a few preva:Vng D:seartrs, tke states& result. of tbiir experience 's the bras proof of superiority. Messrs G 093 and Co. ~s molar Membeiv of the Iteyil College of Serpens he London, Ave been indoted to male the cure of the !tattering the oblect t:etr particular study • vt.. a eeriain Disorder, fresiuent.y contracted us a montem of intoxe catson, asui:th concontaants hmetures and Glects, which, by an insparred plan, are speedil y ar..l t. enmity cored ;ae alsn de. bdiity,, whetter arisitia Irmo Ilacciscconon tmluigences, Inng resit dine tr .ss-sem china;k-e,, or a 'sent solitary vice, too of:ea so haposly pursued by the rinds ot both sexes, tn the tee cousiiq sterility or barrenness, and in she other a numerous tram of ner vous 4. l seiees, which, if :tor timety rrnicti;td, tern nate In imp. tench and consumption. In that disttessing state of debility st deficiency, wbteber the mintwtaste at such baneful habits, o• arising from any atlaar muse, Wait% the powers of the aim. talon income eisie.thkd e . as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon. din, they of a film, sate, and speedy restoration to sownd and cgorons health. Messrs. Goss and Co. inteledvely rratessing the cure of than parvcular - contpLrate, In order that they may not be, by a mistaken few, marked with the ob:esquy so jus!..y auached to ;he ignorant empiric, 'Lint tt but justice to themseives to sta:e that :to/ have bee* property eductied anti ntiCated into every i‘rancli oi the protesidon (certificates of old it, from dirtier/ Pimple:lt, and testbstuolais nom the most e +uncut Pliysicians, they have to convince any irqutcr) that the st.cceis resulrirg tom their endeavours first in.incetl them to quit the przczit.e t"v rrizend Pracutlimet, ani they presume that their orator ono con:tnote.A lair groend for the utiptezetituttd Conti . ..law with which they have, by the Ptib!;c, been so Lherally bon...Awed. The ressitt of a laug and extensive practice Las enabled teens, by a superibr Method, to remove venereal complaints, however ay.. Irate or complicates!, without subjecting the patient to the east restraint 'ltt diet or exercise; and to recent case, where sa aol , *.eation is made on 11%covety of the uleethsa, they her quemly per:Ortu a cure in the short Tate of taro diya. The to preceitentesl once*s of their mode of trs entreat (which has area '.seen known to fx3 in one single instance in apracdee of 15 years, during which period te any Altana:id persons of both seas have been cuted,• even after severe end "Tarim.* methods had bre pursued by other Noe:nippers without edretj, them to hos ptibbety offer Mar advice. fo Ise consulted daily by Patients of ether set, wit' delicacy, and attention—Letters from the countr y, the paruuulars of tie case, age, mid manner of thing, a rent"ttance, duly attended to, and advice and Medicine, tor. warded to any pal t of ins kingdom. (.10stiltro' Co Sumeons. It, losiverie.nreet MATRIMONY. MO Disorders h ave c , .ottsbuted mot destroy tlynteucal liapione..s.thati those constquvoce of unguarded ples.sure. People. of adoration to the Shritte of Wedlock, but where has been tainted by I)iscase, a rentwrion of sr. sably requisite. Twenty y, ar, have we devoti the exclusive troatin-in rat the fonowittg I)isnri eessful r, suit of our pi.in gives us additscital an tar as we are able, the ravages of those Comp,: most important in the catalogue of Human I initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgeons, at an early periOd of practice, to rescue indivit norance of uneducated men, or the equally damp of general Practitioners. The Disorders to the cure of which we fart tention, comprise every specks of Vent real hil of Debiaty, whe:h-r arts nr from the liubiti or the indulgeocies of n at urer age; that del System in Women, which is call,si Barrier St mina! Weakilesies, Gleenr, 'Ubsiructtbns as also Stricures, whether recent or of Inc which havi: blillvd the skill of other Put our present improved plan of treatment effect; neatly cured, without the patiesirroffering the and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently ft don of the 'Lamar Caustic. In the course of amt in this metropolis, numerous taus of S 1 itle I and are daily under our care, the total tracheat fitted by a safe, eertain , and expeditions Medi ' any 'other yet adopted. 'lb. weakness, reit lity, proceeding from this complaint are speetli the-Patient restored to sound and vigorous lit the debility has for years raked. a proper pet restorative remedies its indispensably requcbite, Bering sparks of life, and to reanimate the vim Numerous Diseases ar the result of illaunl treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not pens that the seeds of life art Poisoned by the unguarded hour. By a superior Method slit easily.curell ; and even where otbera have tail we mat presume to offer a radical re-e.tablishn ever, are the cases of enmpliested distress in if pared with the calamitous situation of men, str: gence M i solitary vice, or the prevalent rased life, acquire that state Of debility which is the 4111110431 of such pernickft habits. Where alt brands over his misery. bist carefully conceal! may he some consolation tie him td know,tinti object et doubt Of tinearalety, with octet 1 1 {.1 moval of these defidencies by the gra lual is the acquirement of our teperienc,e. if the Venus have begin' to reduce manly vigQs.r, be prevented fey an eary coOtiteraritott stf ruts in these cases no great diflieulty will occur. Married Women, st have lung been ski expectations or a familh-, may be assured, :hat such defects are curttlile by hietlicsi doll. - The seavry which is soessectial to our tint istabfie!atiqtis which ste have presnmed to st.:ti of our pretensions. and rw roincititn,ce with sue Vial. that Messrs. Cume and Co. may be tient, of either sex with he greatest secrecy ant House, No. 107, Hattrin-gatleo. Patteuts iu the Country are requested to et: of their case, age, and general habit (tidying, :3 mittauce for advice and fvledirines, when lII' of Sent to ai.y part of the K.ardom. CURRIE an.l Co. Styli:sin, No. IE7, September 3, Isla. LONDON : Printed by Lavas. JUNI. PI ebthhed there, Ana at the Stair Ofiliss t), Induces &ANN I' sell, wit, secrecy, coul:tr y, mutAttlit4 01 living, !Wain and Medicine tor- -et Pipet-street. re essentiallt to ose which are the of every rank pay Lre the eoristittr.to Indispro- wed our prorke to rders, and the suc- Irtiour to oppose. as laitits which ere ti e Inhrmities. Alter we fornted a sees', riduals from the i s a 'serous precipitancy re devoted our at. lifer-lino; all kinds is of school boys, krangement of dee nuts. or Sterility; in the Urethra: nvg duratroo, and 'enchants, are by :Nally and pert:* Le excruciating pain futows the applied. it etteasive rarities Malts have hem at on of which is g- & of cure survive lactation, and 4101. idily removed, and health. But where perseverance in our to revive the clurir nstitution. luee or haste la the unfrequently bar e indiscretion of uch conn.laitits ac ailed, we trust that intent. Few, boo , this disorder, corn' rho, front an hitlid. Lles lagtiosobit umvoidabir Nvve' be Unhappy warts his saistictums, tgt tilthough it be :J {4etiticiurro., the re ut ii.cnoratlot's ri'ee of Bs:Alms ie much ar.ttely 's kavid sate, a'-' 1 isappolated in tht 4 it in rn.. , t neetlakting, 3rd Ai tdte, form the 1‘:.4 1 luck this intmat.A * consulted by ri' and houour, , n ilia state the , am! ..telontig a 7 e same will ix gnu 7, Plato& prat& !'.ace; dray , `re mek liar.