Star. — London, England, 1808-12-27 00:00:00

I ig ,0 1 " 7 \ . • , 4.4itef,A44.lo.ElVCita cini.iytw OF ifilpip'.l(l7, - ' tAbs - .0.1;1, v. kOP1:10.1). ' Ski ) f ,S. olgltt. v.-at , .1, that a Petition had *rt Fri4nteki iii the,, case for Captain . S. the , RYal•litavy, tur having it referred to the Mater, to receive proposals for settlement 'ow Tanny.raisell, 111)w Impe);„ a wa•rd of this Court: 'Mower was a , cordingly referred to the Master.fee rkis searpose, who had reported that he had received proposals for a settlement from. the Petitioner. Theeek.prriposals• stated, that the Petitioner had made two different tileuCceisful applications to his father, Sir tlijah Impey, he being his eldest son, to be . enabled to set tie '2001.. a pear on his wife ; that the•Petitioneti had not at present a ship, nor /La any other property or income besides his half-pay as asPest Captain. Hi therefore proposed, that the whole dividends of his wife's fortune, amounting to upwards of 13,0001. • aster payment of an annuity of 2001. to her Mother, r her life, should be secured to herself, during her li!'etinte, unaffected by her husband's debts ,or acts ; then to the husband, in the event of hi, ' 4prviving his wife, and to their children, if thep should hlire any, in such proportions as the parents should vppoint : or, in the event of there being no children ot.the marriage, to such person as should be nomina ted by the wife. Provision was also - made for the event Of the predeceases of the husband, and of the wife's entering into a subsequent marriage, in which case, and in the event of her having other children, theyroperty was to be divided into moieties, &c. Of these proposals the Master was willing to approve, on the settlement being executed, and agreed to, by the TrUstees for the wife, who, it was underst ood, were willing to concur. The present application was therefore made to his Lordship .to refer it back to the Master to accept of the proposals for the settlement, nod, on the settlement's being executed, to order the Petitioner to be discharged from the prison , of the Fleet, where he was at present confined under an at tachment awarded by his Lordship. Sir ARTHUR PIGOTT, on the part of the Trustees, under the will by Which the wife was entitled to the fortune, expressed their readiness to concur in the proposed settlement. It was, however, extremely improbable, that the Petitioner, the diciest son of Sir Elijah Impey. and himself a Captain in the Navy, though at present without any' fortune of his own, should be ia this situation at the time of his death...: By the proposed settlement, in the event of his sur.: - viving his wife, the Petitioner was to have the life rent of the whole of his wife's property, whether there were children or not, and if there were no chil dien, she had the power of leaving every thing .to bins, which, in the event of their living happily toge ther; there was very .reason. tti auppoin i she would do. The huslimid, was years of age,..and the wife 'lB. Tile 'probability; **fore, .was, that.sbe Woidd be :the survivor. In this event• hiiwevet,nad supposing the Petitioner to die possessed o( great property while, by the pre bsed settlement, sthichilibaria was ha have the Bfe-rezit of the whole of the noise ' s *petty', tht ttA Wis to hare none of the husbind's ; 'nor was proVishin piiiinsittcti6 • even fat; children of the' Marriage, 'eiteeptl mit of the &Aline of the wife What the Learned Counsel had to suggest, therefore, was theintrochte- tiott OP a toveziant burdeiiing the Eiecutors,' Admi nistraturs,. or Assigns of the Petitioner; if he should :pos.;esieek *ef" any funds, with the pbynient of ' 10,0001.' A...d0/Mei of the settlement, to the wife during her life, if she survived her husband, and to the-children such . proportions as the parents sbnakrl direct. Sir SAM= Rustrux saw no great objection to thissropositien. .Captain Impey had never received siiggestm of the kind . ; but the Learned Coon was convinced he could have no wish but to make th'SetileMent as satisfactory as could be desired. Mr. Ruizz.t., on - the tame side, suggested, that it whard he be . tter to leitirs" e to the purposes of the set tlement aOoportion . of the husband's effects. It It ight lisp* that he survived his wife, contracted a attend marring', and that 10,0001. was the whole of his fortune, in which case be would be unable to pro.. vide for the children of the second marriage. This objection was removed by the introduction. of a cove nant into the settlement, declaring, that, in the event alluded to, the provision by the father, like the for tune of the mother, should .be divisible into moieties, for the children of the first and of the second marriage. The Loan ClAsit*stoa saw more strongly the prOpriety of introducing a covenant of the kind pro polled, when he'cOnst&ft . . ed the trnprobability of the eldest shn of such a hither, and one at the same time holding the rank he did in the British Navy, dying withoutleing'possessed of any property except what he acquired by his wife.. His Lordship was well aware, that fathers, when they . saw their sons marry wards of that Coma; who hid' fortunes, were 'often them selves averse from making any' provision for them, not because they disapproved of the match, or meant latterly to exclude them - from any shave in their'for , tunes, but merely because they air how, s the mean . tinte, they could be otherwise provided for.. It.was his duty, however, its such situations to conside r as far as he could, what wag for the teal ma'* of :his wards, and to make for -- theisithe best bargaiii ht his power. He therefore referred it to the Master, to ap prove of the proposal for the settlement stkbitlitted eo him, with the a ddit ional covenant, on the part of the husband, and' When such settlement should be exe cuted, anthbrised the petitioner to be discharged, the costa being to be paid, as between Attorney and Clitett, out of the common flout • No less than three' children vert en Saturday se'n night brought for admiision into the London Hes pital, dreadfully, blirlit,. froth *eft clothes having • taught :fire in. the absence of their indigent parents. One of these infants died the same slight, and th e i e . teeettef the other-two' ii doubtful. •• • A Ehild, the son ofa Cdthistlloroinnttrn; in Hnngary, Airing lately died. of the nonralimfll pox, the Ma gistrate ordered it to be burial- in 'dee most privatel manner. withoitt theseityl and its re* to be mole considerably deeper than watt custommt. The pa- rents were alsomeprinwided fOr nekl4i.dig to inocu late the child orith.the-vaccine Pock. . • Thursday a lad -fell film a collier in Shoreham hirbour*,. and 7sigiAlwitied • one of the crew, who JIAPPed ortilxs44ifiSikir 114rt*.trir shared sibtatestamogi..,,- . a... 4.. t - r . • ..... POLICE. .........„.......... WORuillr.sst -- xrr.Saiurilay Mr. Borland, of Ta billkaFle Walk", Moorfieldts, dept teci Jr .a Conansittee of. St., taike'sparish, to inspect this.Publia hisqles:in their. pirish, , said, "he 'weat on Sunday evening, tho ISth instant; about nine o'clocic t Ao the, hog,se,of Mr. Bnlltnan; the King's Anis, lythe City Road, where ; the sawhtiv,pral persons With pints.ofbeet b,afOrcOo.gii, the be did not kdoir either of them, or how long amy l 'had been there. Mr. Plumphreys, the Solicit ir, con.. endecl> that the prosecutors were bound to shew, that : e persons alluded to were there for the purpose of. ipliu and not for necessary refreshment ; without ".ht Magistratercould not convict, as the Lord's. ID4, 4t allowed necessary refreshment to travellers, fa. to be'solcf. Mr. MOSER, the Magistrate, agreed with Mr. Humphreys. He expatiated on the , propriety of ''srhsging forward such cases as went to a wanton iattach of the Sabbath ; but the present went to pre elude men from the necessary enjoyment of a pint of beer. * He believed the gentlemen's motives were good ;* but their idea of shutting up public houses at nine o'clock on a Sunday evening, rominded, him bf the Norman times, when no file or candle was suf fered...after eight o'clock ; and of a certain King, who, Perhaps; h,04 more wit than morality, who observed bf the Puritans of old, that they would not brew on 6 Saturdarbecause their beer should not work on a Sunday. ' Sir W. PARSONS was fully of opinion, that the case was not'of that description to justify a conviction.— the complaint was therefore dismissed. Some other informations against publicans were then withdrawn, being merely under similar circumstan. ces. Several other cases were heard, among whom was a barber for shaving a customer on a Sunday evening, who was convicted in the penalty of ss. as were most of the other defendants ! Bow-rrnEzr.—On Saturday evening Daniel Crary was brought by Crocker before Mr. READ, charged with stealing a bay gelding, the property (A - William Cockbill, from Wormwood Scrubs, It appeared that a Mr. Berryman saw a man of the name of Archibald Wharton offering the gelding for ,sale in Smithfield market, on Friday afternoon, and having a knowledge of the gelding, and that it had been stolen from the prosecutor, took Wharton into custody, and had the horse taken care of. Whar ton, however, declaring in the most solemn manner, that he purchased the horse of the prisoner, and Me. Berryman never having known any thing before t" impeach his character, liberated him on condition of his finding the prisoner as soon as possible. On Sa turday Wharton found the prisoner on the Hampstead Road, and secured him ; he afterwards delivered him into the custody of Crocker. He was committed for A farmer, residing in Surrey, was convicted-in the penalty of a shilling a truss upon seventy-two trusses of• straw, for being of an interior quality inside to what they were outside. He was also convicted in the penalty of a shilling a truss upon thirty-eight trusses of straw, for being short of weight. LONDON MAR AEI S. StltTil. At 1144416 m a. *+ tbs t e a* of gas** Sem na Reginient;wrion. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 12th of December to the 17th of Dec. Total 5.136 quarters. Average 95►. 10id higher than last return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 10th of December to the 16th of December. Total 16,249 sacks—Average 84q. 64d. Is. 11d. higher than last return. RETURN PRICE of GRAIN oa board Ship as under: Wheat Fine , SuperSne Fine White Stye • • r RUN . • • • Yesterday, at Wanstead Bass's % War's* Highness the Prince de CoSe.; to her . 4c.Fene liiglanass-Sbeßsincilit.Pcon l enor de Monaco. , at Caritsie,Wdttarn Cis filizalSeth Paley, dalialittTirOa!/ iffa 4Pfn, , ,104"1 41 Lincoln. , • At !pswieh, on the Attitnft:Ciiiiiii) TX. Me4licsanhsita tp: Pantry, to Miss qerak Qeote, ynsingestrjaughtecif* ULF AllAr ..l Cedte, and grand niece df the fate er Eyre C co •• On the Bth instant,. Mr. George Conrad StiOjt-esiW to Miss 'Johanna Frederica Triateser, da iit tbe ll re.l TrAebner, Old Aeasidistroet; I.4biojpipti kiisaty midst& et -- --nsretraticon at lfi 72. to 786 Boilers 144.:0 148$ 80s to 34s Suffolk. 1401 150. 866 to 80. Grey Pease 52, to 60. 90. to 95. Beans, new 606 zo 67. 40s to 60s Ditto old 00$ to 80. Barley 34. to 424 Tick,, pest 501 to Sits Fine 46. to 471 Ditto, old 00. to 76. Malt 70s to 82. Oats 96s 42. to 431 White Pease 1106 to 130 s Poland. 456 to 48. Rape Ssed 461. to 531. per I.6st. Fine Flour 00$ to 115. per Back. Oil Cake at the Mill 181. 18s. per thousand. Cutaway 451 04 to 48. Od per Cwt. Coriander 141 Od to 16.. Od ditto. Red Clover 40s, Od to 190.04 ditto. White ditto 50. Od to I it!, ditto. Rpand es Od to SosOd ditto. ye 'Grass 24s Od to 36s Od ditto. White Mustard Seed los nd to 14. Od. per BusheL Brown ditto Plc od to 171 od, ditto. Turnip —12 s to Ids Od. 'Atto. FROM THE LONDON GAZErit; Deteinber Vi: " 1 Average Price of Corn in England - ontlNVllisyfroat the returns ending the 17th of December, 1811.:r. • ; Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Pains. Pease. a. d. I s. d. s. d. I 4. 1 a. d. I 90 2 58 5 4.5 0 I 33 '1 162 10 1 67 6 The average Price of Sugar, competed from the netoilesiesde in the week ending the 2lat dcyof pecentbar u 4195. telipetewt. PRICES OF HAY ANV STRAW. • Sr. J•1121'1. Watiraceart.;.. • 1 Hay 31. 10s. to 61. I". 31. 54.41 11.111 a Straw Ile 16s. to M. OW Clover 61. 10s. to 71. 15s Straw 11. 165.. to IL • •2s • PRICE OF HAT ANDSTIU4 SNUTRFIELD: Meadow Hay et. on. tool. Os. 7 Cloves dl. New ditto 51. ss. to 51. 17a. New do. AL ps 10`0111. Straw - 11. Is. to 11.135. PRICE OF HOPS IN THIK BOROUGH MARRIT. VALUABLE ADVOWSQI4,-.4AROPSHIIiE.. By Mr. STANTON, • • At Garraway's Coffee-house, London, In the beginning of Fe ' bruary next, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, • I HE ADVOWSON, or Perpetual Right of Pre-.: 1 sentation to a valuable VICARAGE,. The Parish contains about 4060 Acres of inclosed Land, of which about 1900 are Pats ; cure, 600 acres Meadow, and 15C0 acres Arable. Also a Corn., mon of about 1000 Mres, which, upon an inclosure, now in cot templation, will add much to the value of this property. The Vicarage is endowed with the Rectorial Tithes, arising frost about 1220 Acres of the above Lands, of which 620 are inTillage, 140 in Meadow. and 460 in Pasture. The invent Incumbentls about 60 years of age. I'he Vicarage House is a modern and substantial building, with 1 convenient Our-offices, Farm, Buildings, and about-86 Acres of Glebe Land. Alsd a small Farm House and Outbuildings, and about 211 Acres of Glebe Land, in that part of the Parish which I; subject to pa- Rectorial, Tithes to the Vicar. . I The situation is healthy, in a beautiful part of Shropshire, only ale miles from a conflerable market Town, with good roads to the same, and from whence there is a Mail-roach to London. For further particulars enq - eire of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, hral Domville, Solicitors, Liaco ln's Inn, London ; Mewl. Zlack •snd Chapman, Surveyors, Middle Templp, London ; and Mr. Stanton, Auctioneer, Hitchin, Herts. t I.I.I3itARY. SAGS. POCIELTS. Kent 31. 105. -to 41. 12s. Kent 41: Os. tb SI. Its East Kent 01. -e. East Kent ' 01. Os • sumex sl. Os. to 41. Os. Sussex 31. 10:6 to 41. Is sMrfIIFIELD MARKET, Dressers& 16. 'l'o s:uk the Offal per stone of slb. - Beef 45. od. to Ss. ekt Veal 4.. ltd. to 6s. Id Mutton 4r. Od. to Vs. Od. Pork Ss. Od. to Is. Cd ithb CATTLC THIS DAT. Beasts, about 1780-Sheep, 14,400. Calves, 225-Pigs, SSG. NLWGATE AND LEADENUALi- MARKET. Per stone of Sib.by the earcase. - . Beef Ss. Od. to 43. 6d. Veal Ss. ed. to 6s. Od Mutton Se. Od. to 53. Od. Pork Ss- 00. so si. Od COAL MARKET, December 26: Ships at Market Ships sold 18 Newcastle Coals 6 565. 6d. So Sas* , 1 Clodere 0 oas 04. COUNTRY MARKETS, Chichester Beast Market, on Wednesday, was a Wry NB one for Cattle, and was well attended by buyers, „ _who pore.based freely, at the following prices, viz. Beef from !S& td Sat St-- Matta' Ss. 6d. to 51.-Pork 4s. to &I. per stone. • East Otinesead Fair, yesterday se'nteight, was a very krge i pastiaulariy for rants, which were principally sold of en good pricy. • Thge was a considerable number of country beasts-- Good runts fetched about Ss. 6d. per stone. „ Chipping Norton.-Wheat 12s. sd. to 14s. per bushel...4peley 50s. to SM.. Oats 40s. to Sos. per quarter.-.Besess 11,s.Inlys e iliL per bushel:ilo • L t 6 liLL•Vihelst 705. to 10%.-Batiti fo M 4 ati , r sc Sa. to 804...keeir 4 ISS• 1!71 . . • .~ BATH.-SELECYAND VAL By Mr PLURA, On the Premises, in Lansdawn-Crescent, by order of the Exeeni: tor, on Monday, January 9, and Two following *Days, aZ. Eleven o'Clock, • - HE well-known and much-adthiied LIBRARY_) T of Mrs. GRAYLS, deceased, (Widow or Adrn;mlGaAves),...• l containing about sett/Volumes In isriontlabigeagos, in Hirer?, Biography, Antiquities,. Voyages, Truvele,; Natural History, Arts and tzciences, Poetry, Divinity, Plays, dtc...--inebading the most esteemed Books that have lately been published, bound in rich and elegant biodings ; and the whole in the best condition. Among the many worthy of net* arse Dugdale's Warks, 15 vols. uniform—Ceremosies Religieusee, 9 v01e..--Montfaucon, 13 vols.--.Macklin's Bible-4itoydelFs Shakspeare--Bowyer's History of Englatitt- : .Grose's Wetris—, Prince'sWerthies of Devon—Albin, Pennant, Gilpin, dtc.—Hol bein's Heads, and. other Books of. fine Engravings—Thou/m Urblum—Histoire Naturelle de 13uffen, Ac 36. toms, CO. • Alto, on Thursday, January 12, at Bleep o'Clock, on the Premises, ' • The exensive SIDEBOARD or PLATE. About two thousarel four hundred ounces, compelling articles suitable to a genteel establishment. Tie whole to be viewed on Friday and, Saturday preceding At sale. CatalOge-s ed. each, to be had at Meyler and Son% Libriry, Bath ; in London, at Mr. G. Robinson's, Paternostersnne: at 936, Strand ; at Mr. Gutch's, printer, Wese ; and as Peaty of viewing at the place of sale, from eleven to-three. The capital Freehold House, Garden;, Coach-house, and four stall Stable, to bt Let.-.-Appirto Mr.R.Ciarke attorney, Bath. _ _ ESTATES IN TkIE COUNTY OF DONEGALL, MILANI). TO BE RESOLD, on Tuesday, the 214 day of February, 1809, • at eleven o'clock tithe forenoon, with the approbation of SA. nun. Com err au Cal, Esq. one of the Misters of the Court' of Chancery in England, at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chanteayslaneg London, pursuant to seieritt Orders of the said Court made in Causes there depending, hilltuled" Downes ThtMlits," and "Downes sr. Thomas." .1R .e, CERTAIN Lands,-lituadicamenny and Premiii* .tomPriled in the - Mignon of amcirmagli and Elogh; in the ' County of Donegan, in the Kingdom or Ireland, part of the Estatea of Marquis refDonegall, and cemeining in the whole 23inf, Acres add 11 Pitches ,'or therealSoefli.Yor an unexpired -Term of 1000 T. 144 eubleet tb tie several said Leases ntbsfsting 0!1 the acid' Estates, in the seveial Lots, And - esshject to the Cuudi dons Stated in the • Prlnted Particulars • .ur kith were the Sala of tlit faille Estates on the lftleof November, 1808, bat which Sale has teen erottponed till the flail:lay of February next. ' • Particulars may be bad (gratis). at the- Bald Master's Chambers, in SoutistroptorWfaildiugs, afoeeseid cf Messrs. fed , ridge and Cellry Smith, Solicitors, ; of Meson. ,Manley and Lowe. Solicitors, Inner-Temple; er 7 Mr. Whitton, Solicitor, Great ;anses-street, Bedford-row of Mr. Jaques,l Land Surveyor, Hatton-Garden; and in.lreland of•MP. Wlllhdr ftialsee, Solicitor, Stephen's-Oreeni ALDRIDGE at•.d COLLEY SMITH, • Plaintiff's Solicitors. Lincoln's.litn. . ..• •• . lIETTMATXSMS. PALSIES, ,ti c,ot t , , Y • A FFECTRINS, with their 'usual contornitritt; pay. flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigeeti , on, and gene ra l nehility ' sia Th kg in whatever sourer), are relieved and frripaeu t i l . 441 7_ TEA - MAWS F.SS"CE`of MIATARD otber means had faded. 7wl Fluid. Essence of Mustard (used with the Pin,. i n 4 r kink erhere - neeresary) la perhacs the twist aa t iy e : troiltg, effects:4 r=edy in she world, ginserdly a ct ir, L , ;Levenzt SPRAINS and BRUISES, i n ' cloth* half ske oyally tatriefirreinr other 'Liniment or Ernbrocasien; rad 7 inuncdiately after any accident, it prevents tke pantieumt i ; WHITE} lEA D's FAktILY CE,.T.E, is equ a ll y for all ill-conditioneil:Sotei, - Scorisitic Er 111 , 44 , 46 Ringirorrets.airingini, Breaking. iiie€ 4 7 % 7 ""' Face, nuke. Ears, an.l Eyelids, Sore and !misus e d . g yt , :Heads, and Ben, Wale Kuntodri of every Descripti'n. prepared only, and gold byfohnsten., Apothecary, N. IS , 'eta Abe Ckrite at Is: lid. and 9.a.*1.• S u ed by tvery ma, Vender in the United Kingdtmi. • • The Genuine has a BIIIC Ink Stamp, with the name vi dinhiiston inserted on it. E~! [ : , ~~, , ..n(. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILL, -101.; . - ---; ...4 • HERE AS eike ß ou i t N iili rtM a x til l:E o n ni n g z i alinadso4lo74teu;a4sd i 7 Or • A 3, 7 -" I . r e. ' ( • • • who everimpared thil Apes ,Powster and Aza!epti c pa s for ~/ SALTS BY AUCTION. I late Dr. James, they will be enalated *judge of this ma l e " 4 $ pr..., ,- • • dons, whets they ire 4 Aimed that wasthe's's._ " - • At the CUSTOM-HOUSE, DOVES 4 '• , tor's garden at Landoesb, a t dowel shi ll ings pei , week, std .7 Thursday next, December 20„ at two o'clock In the wards employed to make up his pills, the Iny t t rusei . v Z il 071:M9E6 Gallons o f FOLLOWING 7 G Bo o G O a D ilo S ns s otesev illl.2U a n i drj r iaa pti r at a e ), Vro poi re e i w a rig ia4 h t ed 4 :;:t e n a e t z d dl eil d ver as el ist to in h a i; init lo mca:the,forptthottiativ, oi the lever ? owder, to which the Analeptic pig s ore , L . .. 292 lbs. Coffee, • suliar efficacy. It win be evident, therefore,. that m..` t p". - 4. Families, not being 52 lbs. Cinnamon (damaged), tin's are not Dr. Jainis's Pills ; and the Pubic will d,„,.. 177 lbs. Black Tea, 21 W ottles of Madeiorfil,egal strength for Dealers. Mine what degree of credit is t.. 5 be g.veu to on e w h o has - 264 lbs. Green ditto, Which may be inspected (in Mee bouts) on the day before, that l he iam wesasin preparing theoviginal hio and power o d nly , w per h s , f it who anemz eva t i stdeej and on the morning of the day of Sale. )r. A Deposit of Twenty-five per Cent. will be required. i Feyer Powder was prepared many yeArs before he week e d k t DT. James, and• even before le was born. The Analiptk Pa s (which Dr. lames contrived as a remedy for himself, rul ',thi c k f p o r r ese p t is v or ed de l n iis out life h t e o s a i n om ad ac v h an a c n ed iso ag vr e) e , is ar a e rw ad r i tor a t e y titi z ate4 and other bid effects of free living, as also ' for Rheeor. t i e , tr , o , k • and Gouty complaints: they gently open the pores by uigiu, ai l the body by day ' • and are excellent in Cold s an d slight Ftvet. and should never be omitted • bed time, after any extract te: lag or drinking. Sold or.ly by F. Newberry aid Somi, No. 15, St. Paul's Clue% Yard, Loudon; and at Dr. James's late house, in Erntoo., tr , e. in boxes, price is. ed. each, or six in one largebox, rice iL ti ding included. la : •Obserre that • tbf wank, " F. ble4ory e No. %1 4 Paul's are engravedrhSlll 1V 21 1 4 - , - r~p ;tElotbgreATk.l3 HEALTH r I , T has been too frequently the subje ct o f_ lust 24 general repiobation, that sues destitute el the eitrats tf the medical art hare deferel thems..lves as candidas ior public patronage In the profession of physic. For the Pupae e t do!gg justice to.glk.rcatik of cur.studies and experience, ni to pirrent us from liAng elzot4aggiong ihosesmpirics wh ose iris. Opt mentions hate,ainfomailitely forsoelety, been too fames ably ressivesl,..yre beg lease to submit to the liberal and solche encd, a faithltil ititrenient of our pursuits and acquirements. A f ter jazybli,re ed uwed a - regular medical edueatioe, as the pspls of Messrs. Grindal and Arstafdr, *bow lactazez 82d Prank/ in carefully attended, as Proleson and Surgeons of the Londe!, Ha, isitei, we entered ourselves as stualths - id that justly tacked school far medical asquirernents, the Rojal - College of Edis• burgh, and were instromed it the differiniToristAcs of/unmet, ' Surgery, the Theory and Practice of ehFaie, Chemistry, hge„. i wifery, Botany, ice. Zee- Sec. by those rankest Prefeums, res. ; 2v4onro, Gregory, Mick,- Hamilton, Dlintan, and Rutherford. We trust tee shall not ire • domed posaumpttiotts inlaying, that ' our proficiency .and acquire:Smuts are not kkonsiderable. Hoeg i for a long series of years - made VENERP.AL COMFL.-tilqh, .1 and the various diseases of DEIIifiATIP, the ainicehr object cf our .studies and prheziee, it will, we hope,haallnmd that we lave lacquired superior knowledge of their trtitrirt4 care. In 1 aright sod recent cases of infection, a plied ZWroisAtionees is poippleted in the short perind of two dhs, ami ha these or be attivost inveteracy, where Other praciliinnersrare failed el 1....- efts, a proper perseverance in our plan cf tnatineet Oitilti tA the patient a safe and radical cure. Ariiidst t'se melancholy variety of disorders which are the ti• fats of a habit king mill most unhappily Fcr_ued hi the yn'hof both sexes, there azw none more alarming or more digressing den those deficiencies and debilities which frequently phWeist or 'tsie . bitter the niatrimanial.state.,To such persons tunas: he a Mr sollng reflection to know that they may now, by a new and inlii 'i lit& mode of trratinerst,"be restored to that jgeatest of all husua l blessings, a stiong,saanty, and vigorous constitution. In all tilts, of Debility, front whatever cause arising, as well as lawny w..: - efestsf Venereal infec.e ilon, we may be c,stdtssi by !+ tire' 1 ghker sex with the great( at secrecy and honour,. „ileum of cob.' sukation at home Nen ten to three, and front !II is-then ea ren at night. 1 ',.. • Paileats in the country are requested to state the isenitehts t ea kt r e " fo se r , a ag dv e fce an ancl g i n ue r cl a i l cit abi es:Zh f eu livi t n kt Lk s:in i e uc ee ludig illbstg a ire rtne* * , s; • ant to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so to i amnia! to our undertaking, the p6stage of ietterkliey be 444114 , the Skeount for suotiltines. CUR./4 . E pad Co. Surgeons, No. 107,}htwo Osaka, MOl !! • • :.11 1 1" faill•MallYESTY'S ROYAL, LEITEitii.PatrENT. LtWlCE'i ' esenuine PILLS, so justly famous 41 tilitir.ouperiot efracary in curing every degree and syMptsts ti r !Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, & c. without ctonfinemertst, t'a'dlet Lien easy . . egpeddious, slab, and ecru ' . One ennall:mmiseless,,F s,e dose, its operation imparts?. : p an 'tilittOdid iittiting.a4 • attri°9••• .i Mild dais then gen , ' cure se cruel Disorders ; ull Where they fail its that tiiue of .f. ectly restoring health, tie pe 'dent has the happy assineefteetW, be or she,fs at the eve gibe* 'so restored, . let the degree oTtimincy heper so great. It it an excellency pecuni tto th ee : Pills, to mike dirstdia the tomplathing part, and tutor bite contest with the odesal .matter, which they speedily dislodgeand emelt They andel, red by experience to be a preserver of health, as well as 11 rep, by taking only eight single - Ms Sprint/rand fall ineveryfir ,in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to thee; ,thathat whatever he prozaised himself from them, th ey were gem fulfil and exceed, as though isnpAtient of immortal and sainfig '! t hese, ; fame. ' ! t hese Pills ire most *orthy a place in the aiists 4 j Masters and Captains Of Ships, * the more so, far that, _LI • • - t keep good-in all climates S. , iy length of time, and that tic% . l4 : TO 1-141 RumurY , GENTRY " : A ' ND 117 PUBLIC now borne th e test cf near 60 years, with increasing cm" e • . IN GENERA:La • i themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch dist durirdtw TIOCTOR SOLOMON-inrparts his AB STE R. Ji-/•01114TL0110 • 14, for pubbi use, which foie series of Ivan i last eight y ars they have radically cured upwards of 40,0001 2 c' i sons, many of wh o m h a d b een di sc h arge d f rom Hospitals wire ha s beep the wonder as,d adrairatioursif i“ Kir asiqpioeno ! ,it is .i salivation had been frequently repeated, and all other sadism tmadv Use of without e ff ect. the most " legant, fragrant, mild, Itifessegkv.alutsblelAguatkoWasia flew Seollststie and ocher eruptions., - It-gently. reitnrea the akin t 9 . Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS Tart" l a degree of tam= and purity bil•mitilt.Ptow"ni lotawewil'uwf'• Member of the RoyliCokloge of Suigeons in London , at blatant, "Liasibleiuw7 gely that it tiudttyl bsfaftairk r i a .,"c a t's , __, mid , ti '''' .. No, 0, New.Bridge.screet ; where he will give advice, wiill'ar * •alonse salerylikid ofitains tagrAmlitifyt-Ot V i tumftlivastas rook ) Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Patiect' i' w * long illness, or fatigue genera4ypsodoco; las, don, it is the • ~ tors, if post-paid, or: the same terms, observing in all cum t 4 commie a lady my use at , her hoilattWith ,pas l ir 4 totilft'rts. ' most invi%lable secrecy, no patient's name or case having b tfi , gentleman have recoutisedoilAshon ebeving ke b tome 4dr of' snentionea, but at tiseir own particular request, by the Proptito• operation be ea ereptiveallrelnetelithlifpCsb.4 alai ise used wash. i : during the contse cf more than 40 years, that he has had the Coc oon the stnallostAaaan4 fair-s• 11 4, 11 1•9110110 1 , Paallit l hikiiP 6l - 44 t: ducting of an eaten rave sale of the above medicine, and th e / r1 devised for even the most deller47l4ns.e. . 1 i..,, .. i ~ • i lice wising therefrom. I. ' 1 ' a4e " 12(143C " .. " 4112 " 4111 the l in4ll4.lll* a °al ' ll'h 1. are also sold , by his • 0 the P rfoice. , ,t. appointm t, at e ' .41tstergent, as the eletrcr HilitillePtitiMintlitkiii. It 41so - • '.• 35, St. Alban 's - street * Pa l l-mall; the Toribrop, o. , . f l utv " * P e ' dil - 1 F 5 i e 4444.4 / 4 6 ' 41i1112411 , P lea l . ford-street; Mr. ttistorough's; No. 7 s Fisb-street-flill.. cw ". tsetters, tineWOrner ' - **''PadtAIIMAIID:6I4II/MlAVolatiOlie of 0 4 • mate th . „ .._, 4 , ; an _ Rinse lietebiti, timr , k;inikb . 1 ' - .tom ctst aIeANONAI cIPP i FL . r i)! fette', fillitbOlpiliON, 1444 - Z.- .k; rota-street ; ewe. multDormagn - s, No. 7, rasu-streee-A , .• • - - Now _ s iou t it i , 2 ,,g,,,, stc , brc i a , T*4ll4l M4 lll4lll 44iiiri qppositte the Monutuerit ; midi)). one Person in every coutiderall dui . it ' unA „ b 0 d y i,„:7",,:4 2 ;77, - 77' • _ '; !, :_. ~ fP•i. town is Enf and,' Ste. Ls Boxes bf only gs. 941. each. 1014 * o ne The Abstoravist Ludas never faila-at'diesiss wits ii m ;i6.' w t:: with full std plain directions, whereby persons of either sex a trod the it a Air idawp o rse i tinbe at i dwaluddiami a igoim i l ,i6 te ~ cure Mammies,. With ease and secrecy. 4 1--- senelument is sought for by thf . 7.7" 7- 77 ..0 - 1 7, -- va the • . N. B. Every :lox sold in Great Britaini isealed up vrltb sores be souvitteed don het • • Al • , ' Oft which, by favourof Ile Coauhisslonws, is printed at the so re' lteVe . II . ;.i ' ''' ' *: • owe , dine D 2 % 11610310 ". ' • .•'.. r . _... * so ••4 4 • -9 1 ;k 4 - .l:• . l . glicr Sy-10 64 i Brill street," Wiz ulta*4ll. ' 4 by an ranks. is piesautims .."*.1.• •, 4.7 ' ~i . r ..•1' 6 flOhPass spit allsothaersalswevoterfelt. , -........•••--'" I s" Nte--A t •• • . • .-..-......* i l l e" . same and als&h 411111, ' •of lipti .. WA.TER, A . 3444411X4 .. : . i Illit . 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Tre t ehaer, Old Seasil4troet;l.ons/on,,boa pow mummy w the Getman cunt e regatinn at HaIL. - 4 DIED. . . .. - 1 At Edinburgh, on the 15th instint, .laltiOlaPiag, ABl. willies' to the Signet. • ' Vi' Et. the 7th Octdber last, at Kingston, Jamaica, N% ta. Varley ~ aged IS yearn, sea of Captain Varley, of Hull . ` . ye-I . At her son'e house, atisicester, inher Intleyesii, Mrs. Farmer, mother of the lute Rev. Dr. Farmer, Vaster of Emanuel Celine, Cambridge, &c. and of the Hon. Mrs.- Byron t . .. - • ~ ..