Star. — London, England, 1810-09-25 00:00:00

•. , . IlfirlD 8E6310 . litkit Vi 1 • . -----, : Pciren Al' the Wanton; aild detestalileeltib4nOVere. YARMOUTH,RACES, FRIDAY, SEPT. 21. 'i'. fi t A Vii: William Ansi; alias PO, idristei 4064 Phi, , The Town P...ilt. of seio. Two-mile ire:ats. Only one brat ran. lrJrZnit, :Wham Thovoittolt,4liehatel Frotiie.'iiiimatt, Id Suffield's b. h. Patriot, 5 ..irs old, Ose. Vb. - I ir..1 1. • P 14. ft litrftiad, were • tried on Ssitttelny v iad ' 1 • Mr. C. %VlLoa's ch. f. Antonia ; s yr, old, 7st. M. - .. A Saisnipstakes, with 20gs. by the Town. Two-mile Heats. Cat. . :tef'vey's b. m: Fanny, aged - 1 1 2 ' f.°.lit fili :s l4. 4.lll 7h .. a y ;ing been twice before convicted cif simi- Lord Sitffield's ch. F. —, aged, iOst. 91b. - - o 3 larbffericSandpunished, was sentenced to three years Mr. Bsersalkb. tn. Sprig, ageB, last. Ob. - - '3 '2 impriididitent, and to stand once hi the pillory, in the Cape. Beintehamp Proctor's g. h. Puff, 4 yrs old, lOst. 71b. 4 4 Haymarket, oppoSite Pantori-street. A Silver Cup . by Horses of the Yarmouth Trod,. Aide Heats. Mr. Kemp's g. h. Frisky - - 13 I Cooke, the keeper of the house, Bet, Thompson, Mr. Hiude's gelding - ' - 02 dr Francis, and Dorie, were each sentenced to two years Mr. Buck's b. m. Nelson - - 3 1 2 impri::•nrixent, and the pillofy in 'the same place ; Several byi'matches afforded much sport. ' and Aspinal, as not having appeared so active as the I others, to one year's imprisonment only. Jame: llf , Namara, a low vulgar Irishman, seem ingly a bricklaYer's labourer, and Thomas Walker, a ` squalid looking lad of about I'7, a soldier in the first regithent of Guards, were tried for a similar crinie, at a Public house, in White Hart-yard, Druty-lane, on the 11th instant ; and George Horiby, a cobler, and John Cutmore, a soldier, were indicted for a similar crime, at the Star and Crown public house, hißroadway, Westminster, on the 21st of July: All fbur were caught in the fact. —Sentence deferred. TRURO. SEPTEMBER 21. Sund.ty evening last; between the hours of seven and eight o'clock, Mr. Jenkins, keeper of the turn pike gate, leading from Penryn to Falmouth, was alarmed by dreadful shrieks, and on approaching the place from whence they proceeded, he discovered a person in the water, which flows up close to his house ; the alarm had also drawn to the spot Mr. Tremayne, of the rope-walk adjoining, who immedi ately rescued the. sufferer, who premed to be a ser vant girl of Falmouth, named'--'- Hicks ;' cn com ing to her senses, she informed them that her throat had been cut by a man whotn die described to.be in a light coloured di ess, and - who had thus inhumanit treated her, and afterwards thrown her into the water, in consequence of her refusal to comply with his de sires ; she still lies dangerously ill :it Falmon*.-- - About an hotir after this, a corporal of the 'West Essex Militia; now at Pendennis garrison, was attack ed by two foot-pads, one of whom he described to be in a dreirsimilar to the above • they first seized. 11 bayonet, ind thesibeii and kielred him in* shockinit manner, mid alter taking his watch, left him. .An infant of about e? mhteen months old fell througli a chamber window this evening, in Charles -street, Trnro.; by which its arm was broken and skull frac tured. • A Coroner's Inquest was held an Wednesday on the body of a man named Beddome, who lately went out a fishing from Coverick, and whose boat is sup. posed to haye upset. His body was found floating near the Manacles racks. ' " . 4 1 dEltsi YWD totting wiring r .Is/weer veyed to the Compeer. It appeared in evidence, eltwhe prosectitrix Mary Jackson was passing Through XiarlholoMevi's Hospital on Siotdaryeverting about Iralfioast sit o'clock. and was" steaOltecf by the prisoner 'T./tit:tan, in conipany i with the prisoner Holbrook ; that Truman stru.tk her ' two violent blows on the breast, andisnatching her watch which was.by her side immediately made off: the prosecutrix recovering from her blowi 'pursued the prisoner, crying Stop Thief ; that two • persons passing by at the time secured the prisoner, and the watch was found near the place where the prisoner was taken ; he was conveyed to the nearest public house, and an Officer sent for to take him into cus tody. The Officers, on coming out of the public house, were assailed with sticks and knives by a large gang, and a most desperate.scuflie ens*, and the Officers with great difficulty put the prisoner into a hackney : coach to convey him to the Comptert but, on the way, the gang cut the traces and tlae reins of the horses, and endeavoured again to rescue the prisoner. The Officers, however, being rejnforscil by two or three more, Stanton, one of the Officers, rushed though the mob to the coach-door with a Israce of pistiils, and with great resolutioti threatened,;p-shoot the pri soner or any one who should approach to rescue him. After a violent contest, they succeedaCtin placing the prisoner in another coach, and by maintaining a run ning fight with the gang succeeded at last in lodging him in the Compeer, the gang from their numbers having the effrontery to pursue them to the very doors of the prison. Three of the o,fficers were se verely beaten, and one of them received a wound with a knife. Several Gentlermn who endeavoured to assist the Officees had their clothes cut to pieces. It was impossible from the weakness of the Offi cers' party, and the strength of the gang, (being up wards of thirty) to secure any of them at the time ; bit the Officers yesterday morning apprehended the other prisoners Holbrook and Wyatt, two well known characters, whom they had marked with others dur ; ing the whole of the ;array. Miss Jackson swore to Holbrook as being the per ! son who was with Truman at the time of the rubbery, and the Officers positively swore to. both him and Wyatt, as being some of the most desperate of the gang. The Alderman fully committed Truman, and re. • manded the other two for further examination this day. Bow-STREET. Yesterday Benjamin Berndt was brought by Charles Humphries to the above Office, who said he apprehended him on Saturday night,', about twelve o'clock, in Drury-lane, and well know' ing him to be a pickpocket, and suspecting him to be there for the purpose of felony, he took him into cus itody. On searching him he found two valuable poc ket handkerchiefs, and two pawn-brokers' duplicates •for others that had been pledged in the course of Sa turday. Mr. READ, the Sitting Magistrate, convicvd the I Prisoner as a reputed thief, under the Police Act. I William Cross, of Grub -street, Westminster, was Icharged with harbouring and concealing Wm. Bas sam and Thomas Lear, deserters from his Majesty's I Royal Marines. William Bassam, one of the deserters, was admitted' an' evidence, and stated that he was a private in. this Woolwich division of Royal Marines, and that on the 14th of last July, he, in company with Thomas Lear, another private in the'same division, deserted from Woolwich they •Went in their regimentals and side • arms to the house of the prisoner, where they were concealed till Monday the 16th day of tfie same 'month; the prisoner knew they had Aleserted, •and he' leave him an old coat and 'pair -of breeches IselonriAg :to the prisoner.. Thomas Lear had also fromtbe 'toner an old coat and a pair of breeches. The priso- - oer supplied t h em with victuals and drink, for which' they did not pay, hut paid for the liquor which they lad.—The prisoner denied the charge. • 'A he Magistrate convicted him in the penalty of ,IV2O, and in default of payment in four days, to be . 'committed for six months. UNION HAEL.—Yesterday, Ann Ramer, a woman who keeps a !Untie of 11l faMe in Artille: y-place, St. George's fields, was brought before *the Magistrate under the following circumstances Sometime since , a daughter of Mr. Brandscomb's, who keeps the Sur: rey Theatre, quitted her father's house, and for seve r rat days eluded all t h e search which was made for her ; after some time, however, Mr. Brandscomb was informed that the 'child, wi:o is only ch.-von yeats of age, had ben seen at the house of the piscine= he immediately applied at Uni,r, Hall on the subjecti and Goff was ordered to go and search Mrs. Rutter's house. The child, however, was not to be found but the Officer took Mrs. Rutter and three girls whom he found living in her house, the eldest of whom did not appear to be more than fourteen, into custody. These girls, who it was roved lived by pro.; stitution, and presented a shocking spectacle of vice . . .. ~. :. . , . , • ..- • - ..!. ~ if: -1.-m......,%. ) - - -- SPORTING: 17777LL1GY.Nt...11. *O f ► , i fol i t ) s ticool , aid Wyatt, .belonging 40q a notqrlo . 4 . gang who fi l / 4 11 1 ; infest Striiihßhi and tieigh4QuisOod, were charged yesterday before the sitting Magibtrikte, the first.with stealing from tbeiserson of Miss Mary Jack- ' son ametal scutcl3,- awlthe t'n last with being con- cerned With others rit assaulting the . ,Qfficers, dud en- vouring to' rescue the.other prksorser while being con- 0:INBURG11, SEPTEMBER 20. Yesterday a shocking accident occurred in a pump maker's raid, at d . :lead of the West Port. While some children were at play, a large pump fell on the beast of a fine girl. about ten years of age, and killed boc on the spot.. TiiC girl had not keen ten minutes out other . parents' house, when. they,receired the rm.; lancboly•tidings t . `Saturday night, as a gentleman was coming. into the town from Duddingstone, a fellow met him a little beyond Jock's Lodge, with a pistol In his hand, and demanded his purse s the gentleman not willing to comply gave him a bIOW rnili his Stick, Upon which the fellow discharged his . pistel at him, and then siade off. Monday, as a man was purchasing butcher meat one of the stalls in the Fieslunarket, Leith, he was' attacked'by an ox, and so dieadfully gored that hie life is despaired of. 1 1 / 2 f.onday, a poor woman went into a blacksmith's, shop'in 'Leith, to ask the master'of the shop Why he llVusect hkr son, who is hls apprentice? he tutnect Mind in a pasiott;•and struck the Woman on the arm, and broke it in places. triday List, a young man, a weaver, belonging to Largs, was drowned, while bathing off 'that place. - CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE. GL Ammw, SATOIDAV, Ssrr. 15.—"Igner Baird and Helm Manila or /Kvcienzie,'accused, the farmer ih getting out work from warehouses in Paisley under false names, and the latter of exciting her to the crime, and of resetting the goods. After several witnesses 'were examined, the Jury were inclosed, who returned a verdict finding Baird Gnilty, and Manson Not Guilty. Baird was sentenced to two years imprison ment in Bridewell. The Jury in the case of James and Henry Gallagher, for a riot at Poliockshaws, returned a verdict of Guilty. James Gallogher was sentenced to one year's imprisonment in Paisley goal, and to find security tdr - 1159, for his good behaviotn- for two years. Henry Galloglier six months imprisonment, and to find se entity for his.goc - rd behaviour for two years, under the yenaltr.of £3O. _ - Robert .J4elr6n, carter, for culpable homicide. The sentence of the Court was, that he be imprisoned in the tolbooth for one month. _ _ • Sindair Baird, for stealing cloth from a bkachfield. The sentence was fransportation for 14 years. - This ended tlle. criminal busideis. The Court heard some appeals, Which finished the Western Circuit. . Sen.. IW.-, The CircUit Court of Justiciary was opened hese On Monday last by the Right -Ho. nbprable Lord Haunt. n. There was no critizittal bUsiness before the Court, and this ends the Sem!) 'circuit. A plillanthropit begs to communicate tothe world, the tolkiiving simple Remedy for the Gravel : . Dim:at-2 c: aik;uttt priffraral Natress in a part of ad graicr, and jhe half 'llia quantity in the coarse of the day. Con . . . - - lick( - fey crone Ibis mcdt .4:e for a few days, and that painful complaint wilt I ,- - I - birdislotiged. h may be taken at any hour , hut is best after a m ea l. !'lsigned by O'Connorj, for two pounds — and said , and disease, stated that the child in — qi;estion had slept ale greatem martyrs ma this dis;rtier have been perfectly relieved 4 Mrs. T. would have the goo;ness to give him the ! two nights at Mrs.' Rutter's liable,' after which time by thh simple reruetty. 1 difference, the medicines came to about 17s. She gave 1 she lett it, and they had since seen her in several parts There is. no quarke . zy in the preceding prescription, I hi m die Tff reWee9 and added many thanks for his re- o f the town i n a mo st d e pl ora bl e situatien. Mrs. Rut c t 11111C11 is oared to inatAind from a feeling of humanity .. commendation; &c. The draft was sent to Mr. Coutts, i ter, in her defence, stated, that the child. was g blou ht . . • Friday, was committed- to - Reading count y goal, and immediately found to be a forgery. The gar. 1 home by one of the girls who lived in her house ? by by Mr. Thoinas FOster,.gent. Mayor of Maidenhead, detter;Of . cottrse never called for the Medicines. i whoni she Was fonnd walking the streets destitute of James Roberts, charged on the oaths of Edmund War-1 A few days ago, a man of gebteet appearance, lodging, and that ihe hadtept her two dayi out of sling, and others, on suspicion of having stolen eigh- • pretending to 'be an agent in a Mercantile house in humanity. , Under these circumstances the Mails teen cheeses but of the premises of the said 'Edmund the neighbourhood of the Minories, and having con- ' trate said he . cOnld do nothing more with respect to . , Wading, in the' parish of Waraeld. Also, for fur- fieatiotis in Portugal, called on an elderly lady in - the child, bat would hold Mrs. Rutter to bail for ti l er esatniaa!ion, James Oise, of East-Woodhay„ Whitechtipel, when he appeared to be fully acquaint- keePing a disorderly house i and she not being able , • Idar.ts, horse-dealer, (laird on oath, on suspicion ed-with her c ir cu m stan c e s, and desired her to accom. to procure bail, was committed to the 'House o - f COr- , ri t E having lately, with two others, toleti a' geling, pany him to America.square, where she might re- . section., ' . I i.. • : . ip Surrey, which he sold' on the , tenth sh i stant in ceive a sum of- money s he bad long been in expects- 1 • B en ja m i n Parma:, a salesman of hay and straw, was Cslirreesterthire. • , . tion of. Being 'infirm', she sent , a female fl ;end, and conv i cte d b e f ore th e Sitting Maristrates of having de. ippened at Sit tingbourne, w Sittin g .., • . ~ • . • - - - as induced to let "him have three guineas and a livered to Me ssrs . Addi s , Johnson, and Addis; twoitv childre n were at play half, as lie-said-he Should want change ready where z:x trus s es of one load.bf ,clover, which were under - •4t, a boyabout 12 • he was going for the mOne'r, when after walk otg fifty-sir pounds weight each, as required blithe sta. ! , ‘left loaded, and a short distance, he left her m the street, promising cute. He iv Ai lined-11i -the full penalty of .- sal 10s. 1 Lafter several to rerun' Wittt the money in a . few minutes; but b e in g at tisti•ate ofiSi:'-per mess. 'rhe'saleiman has 4t at lasi went which hilaileld .ht doing.• He has not been since. !it:4l44of* jpif 'leanest froin the grower of the . • • heard of. • 'Clover. -.'-' i' 1 r''' n' -' A melancholy accident happened at 'Kant or cm Saturday last. Some cItOCIRI ii#Vo :Mom Sogetiteg, when the eldest, a saa Anokup l a gun that was let pme p itici at , k44qmpanions ; when me ectital attempts'to pull the trigger, off, and killed rwakf them on the spot. OLD BAILE r. Yesterday John Day and William North, were capi tally convicted of breaking into the house of W. An niss, in the day time, and staling a watch and other ankles. John Gar, alias Judd, was indicted (or steeling a pair of sheits in the house of William Hal), of Union court in the Mouth of lily last. The priinifer 'took lodgings in the house of the pro. secutor, and the very first night of sleeping there he committed the theft in question.- • The inty'rethincd a verdict of Guilty. The pri soner is an old offender. John Miller was convicted of stealing 16 yards of cotton; id the shop of Mr. Walker, 'linen-draper, of Blandford=itiiet, OJi ford-street. The following were also convicted of felony, viz. R. lVfichell, for stealing two tea pots, and other ar ticles Hasher, for stealing two pillows, a sheet, and a quantity of penny-pieces ; I'. Waterton, for stealing 186 halfpence ; Flood , stealing a watch; J. Flee, for stealing 901 b. of tea ; Jane Howe, for stealing thitte froth ; Rodriguez; for stealing se veral articles of wearing apparel ; J. Norton, for Stealing a seal set in gold ; Q. Briggs, for stealing £3 (fined ls. and discharged) , and W. Buxton, for stealing a tippet, and half a guinea. H. Grifiths was indicted for burgiarionsly Tweaking and entering, with intent to steal, the house of Mr. Merryweather, in Charlotte -street, Bedford-square. Margaret Payne, servant to Mr. Merryweather, de posed, that in the evening of the 18th of September she went to Astley's, Mr. Merryweather being then in the country ; when she left the house there was no body. in it. Villimn Harris, clerk to Mr. Merryweather, de pnse'd; tliat on the night mentioned in the indictment, about nine o'clOck, he went, according to custom, to Mr. Merryweather's house, and knocked at the. doqr, which was opened by the pris mer and another man. Witnesi asked if the servant was at home ? to which they answered that she was nor, but had gone td the Wells (Sadler's Wells) and had left them in care of the house. This lie expressed n . dotibt of, and to sa, tisfy bin; they both came anti :and - proposed Ong to a public house near whieh' they would see a stout man,. whom at sight he (the witness) . would know very' well, to whom the servant. girl had entrusted the care of the house in her absence. ' They, however, se e thed anxious to go another slay, on which witness collared the prisoner, who made an excuse that it was a little farther on ; and soon atter they met a stout man, who knocked the witness down, but he soon got up, pursued them, and secured the prilsner. Here the Learned Judge, BAILEY, interfered, and told the Jury there was no shadow f proof that the prisoner had committed a burglary ; in consequence of which they immediately 'pronouticed Not Guilty ; but he was ordered to be detained for a mis demeanour. Robert Butt, Mary Welton, alias Butt, Charles Wal ton, Joseph Cs e, and Sarah Ater, in custody for coin ing, were put to tho bar to take their trial. In con sequence of the, absence of a material witness, how ever, the examination of the charge against them was postponed until next Senions. The following were acquitted, viz. Ann Singer, Sarah Brown, J. White, T. Brown, William Bowers, Harriet Smith, an 4 R. Edwards. SwtxnuNo.—Last week a man dressed as a res pectable groom, called at Mrs. Taplin's, Queen street, Edgcware-road, and ordered some horse me ditivtes. He slid his master, Colonel O'Connor, *Mild be a good customer if he approved of the ar ticles sent. Mrs. T. said she would prepare the me. dicines ordered, by' the evening, and would send them,.—but the man said, she need not do that, as the gardener should call for them— ,, and (says he) to prevent any mistates I will pay you now"—he then gave a draft drawn upon Mr. Coutts, the Banker, . . • • .1"-)%4A1111)9K Ar d aterit RETURN Of **EAT in Mseit-latie, ineludise salt °tat Mils Gs,. , Marne paa. 110.-o3a. 01. lower than last er ., - '', IWa 4 6einstabe : 1 :E d ',11 1 1: . : - F 4 7,0 . LOUR . :: :"*.l. From the etas of September to 04 14th of &m e w,. ' , Total 12,-241 4icks-Average eta s . 64 . • ---"• Os. lid. tower than lasereturn. RRIOES OF S.4Y ANL) STRie,r . Es. s Sates's. Wllll LCUA 11 I. . Hay :' ft. tO HlLlee. Hay G .to 0 . fitraVl $l . 31s. to 'IL lti. (hover et $ - "- 0 1 . to sr . iv . . w Pi• OS. to la s.. PRIC.II Of ulty piDsTAalw IN smibirm u i - - m.coow !L i 9L Os. to 111. O. Clover IA:. pa Saw (*cis at. fire. to*. o*. New do. st: l . i° it 1: . es to to ~ .. Straw - SI. 1101 Co 31. Ilt. PRICE 0.1.1401/S 114 'MK ispaupum pAAR,IET • sea*. . roca.t i.. • !lent 41. 41. to 41 Os: Kern 4t. fa.. to 71 k Susses 3L les. to 31. Os. Soviet 31. 15s, to sl. sbirrlivist.io MARKET, Sept. 24. • ^ T 9 tio of 0 4 41. 1 per stone of olla Beef 4*. 8. 1 ..t0 S,. . Vial is. (11. 1 ,, 7. ci Mutton 4.. $4. to 51: dd. I'i:wit St. 04. to 7. p.. Lamb 41. la to Ba. 0.1 Hasp or CAT rt.& 13,11 04e . Snits, about 3000-Stmeas said L anl by. 1 , jou. Calves, uO4-I)igs, 210. NEWOATE A24I;I.EADENHAI.I. htAKY.ET . - Perstone of 81b.by the carcase. Beef 4s. ' Od. so Si. Od. Veal 44. 44. to a,. 411 Mutton . Ils. bd. to ss. Ild. Pork GS. Ift. i ., to o a i Lamb Skinsrnb 5. 4 2.. to 3 3 ..0d.,-S 1 to 6*. heas 4 lillas, Is. la RAW HIDES. I Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary 2a. ed. to 2s. a atone) s, ed. to 2a, Id. NIA:La Calf ta a oa oaf Middlings 2s. 241. to 2s. 1.1. t English Horse la, to 15 ta PRICF. 0)' TALI.OW. St. Jorioa's Market 45 2ad Town Tall ow 7a q :lure Market is : h V eilow alLiSta Iz. .4 Whitechapel Market 4s all White .11:to 4.., 5 d per stelae of Dui. . soap ditto t 4. t 4 Sus 9.1 Molting Stuf gg i ON 4 1 Average 4a s 3 lEtto routtit 966 OW y Graves 16* od Good Dre .s !! nj Yellow Soap, 900.-Mottled, Itlth C4-o.:rd, 1044. ft Price of Candies, per dozen les thfo-Niouisis,l3• 0.1 COAL A IARKET, Sept. 24. ; Skips at Market hog . Prices. '• W Newcastif is 491. rah to 59‘..(11. 3 Welch II 7.5.. Cl.. to r.;i. Oa, PRICESO/GTA U tN NTR AT T Y lti ll / 4 1 7 A 6L R L K !W .I IN :.. G I ARKrTS. BASIUUSTOKC:WhCat 10460 d to iaas td or honors, Parley 4:ts oat to 47s 6d 1 Beans 59, to t to 62. OA Oats' s2s ad to 3:31 Od Pease On. 0.1 tu Cut to Bread 2 , 5,1. iv rune. Hr aix v.-10heat Ass ad to 12ut on per. er. Barlay ;oi l od to 44s Oil 14 uap Sit O.; iu sft sj Oats 2.4 i, -4)d CO 365 ed Pare 50s Oil to r•Os G,l Bread us. ;d. per gallon Matotoutaio.--Wheat 98. Od to 121 od per Qr. Barley 40c . 011 to 436 Od I Brans ens ad to 63. el Oats 32s Od tai 4os• Od i Pease 00e Od to uos 04 Bread 2s. 6d. per gall o n. Neweoft r.-Wheat 96e Od to 126 s Od per Qr- .. New Ditto -100 s. to 12(O. - Barley •MsOd to 481 Od I Pease 50s Od to 5510 d Oats ' • 11413 Ott to :ass Od Beans 55s Od to 60 td --4--- Vrad • 21 Sd per gallon. Rranitsn.--Virheat 109 s Od to 126. 04 per Quarter. New Ditto - 102.. to 1261. Barley 42s Od to 44s 6d I Beans Ms ad to 641 Cd Oats 28, Od to 326 61 Pease 53. Od to 57, til Bread 3s: 6d. per gallon. Friday, at Reading Fair, the supply of cheese was much large than the preceding year, and most of the dairies were sold at r.... duced price% viz. Prime Old 771. to 906. New, thick: 672.70 a 745. Thin 425. 50$. 56.. 60.. 632. The spew of horses was gal, but sales unusually dull. Worcester Great Fair on Tuesday was thinly supplied with ht cattle, and the few that were !ts' 3 fetched lower prices than at car late fairs; of sheep, there wax an unusually large supply, ad they wore likewise down in price : there were few good hones. Cheese; two-meal fetched from Cas. to 665. best making ttartr!s to 7Cs. Of. hops, 646 of new sad 154 of old were weighed, sow 112*, to 104 f .-t-old 70s to 90r. D ate CIT It, Sept. 14.--There were 50.5 bolls of grain in the market, which sold as folipws : Wheat 365. to 505.-ilarlcy ?r; . to 354. ed. Oafs ins. to 211. sal. l'eas and Beane, 20s. to 33s.pt: boll. Wheat, Batley and data, were ht general of this yedscrop. klaon iat GTeg, Sept. 21.-Wheat 36'. to Cis. Barley ?AL is 335. Gd.• Oats 225. to v6s. Peas 00s. to 341. Beans 001. to 354 DIED. . At Carthageni, to the sincere regret of his numerous friends and arqualmance, Walter Scott, Bog. only son of David Scar, Esq. 1i,..111.cr iu Ayr. 1 hersd. , y last, at F;.l*.am, Robert Campbell, Esq. of Askci.A vitt Luella:Or House, in Ara) kiddie, and Sheriff to that *panty. ' . C! I at LI.ENGE. MES 5 PS. diTR It IE and Co. Surgeons, late in liis Nrajas:y's a. ry ice, chalk nge the wuule world to prove a sitlo. ins, atice wt;,r.• their Medicine and method of cure Late faded of the d.oireil effect. 'lite practice of many )can in tau particular branch of their profession has not given rise to cot upsticcesseul case. They continue to direct their studies tcothe treatment and curt of Veneraal Comp:aims, and thlt cl,:rangement of the system, which is the comeluence of the pernicious and wasteful effects ea batik long an,l molt unhappily pursued by the youths °flatboats* its the one it %vitt be found to be the unfailing source of knee- Hess ; the °tiler have its ravages htally developed to them hy aaa tress!ng state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, ter:lf:taxa In I mpotenee. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while cso• 'suniptloni,loes of muccu:ar power, and various nervous eamplaka usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of pa" soils languishing under the disorders incident to mocha habit, tkcir treatment is simple and has never• proved unsuccessful, 11l 'Los I course of a lung. laborious, and much exteitded practice. Is the most obstinate and compile:iced cases of venereal infection, cili as obstructions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, bard ta• moors, cattous ulcers, eruptions, semittal weakness, glees, 1 1 40 STRICTURES, Whethor recent or of long duration, and which have boilkd the .kill ofotber Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan ei reatment, tirs:ctually and permanently cured, without the poet . suffering the excruciating pain" and alarming hemorrhage slliM, often folows the application of the Naar caustic . In the eotwie o f 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under their are, the tce t s . eradicatk bus of which are effected a safe, certain, and as h. dolts mode of practice, superior to :my other yet adopted. .1 - weaktu,s, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this comphib'ts is speedily removed, and • the prumt re;tored to sound and 'Ft• proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after thea somas health. lint where the debility has for years esisteds. tot e has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revi ve 01 slumbering ~ : a rks of life, and to reanimate the Constitutio n. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respeclab" . have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fur the re tre' !nova' of complaints 01 the Urethra, Strictures, ate. and, hog received a radical and permanent cure, reque st that reftYst # _ may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided t ea' pvrintity of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of trvatrumt. M u - of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten to tweorylo rl i and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and Heseisitkce and other. surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted by the application of tile lunar caustic, without success. .. Ales.rs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by e itiar sex se th i i7 greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their bottle, No. , 0 1 liatton-t;ardeti. 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