Star. — London, England, 1814-12-05 00:00:00

RS. JORD4N . 44ND TfIE POET 111012A 0 S. e subscription , fist erecting a Mausoleum over *Mains of the celebrated ROBERT BURNS goes on 'Much' spirit iit Dimfries and elsewhere. At the former place. where the Poet spent the latter part of his life, and where he was buried, the Committee, for managing the subscription, in their zeal to forivard ihis.triblite of respect to the memory of departed gal . nisi, have omitted no opportunity of promoting the object of their wishes: having addressed a note to the • celebrated Mrs.JottDAW, who had an engagement with the Managers of that Theatre, submitting to her consideration the propriety of devoting a night's per formance to so laudable an object, that fascinating Actress returned the following liberal answer : " Mrs. JORDAN pre.ents her respects is the Gentlemen of the Committee appointed for erecting a Mausoleum to the me mory of ROBILIT BURNS ; and begs leave to assure them, that she feels highly gratified it, their application, as it will allow her to be,ome (although an humble) yet most zealous promoter of so interesting and liberal a design ; and oue so , worthy the feel ings of SCOTIA'S SONS. " Dum'ries, November es." Saturday se'nnight the favourite Comedy of The Way to Keep Him was accordingly performed, the part of Widow Behymor by Mrs. JORDAN. Any praise that we could bestow on her inimitable performance could add nothing to the fame of a Lady whose merits have leng been appreciated by the public, After the play, an appropriate Address on the occasion was re cited by Miss MACAULEY, and which was received with thunders of applause from all parts of the house. the effect was rendered peculiarly .interesting by a handsome transparent monumental pedestal, sur mounted by an urn, on which were inscribed the words—" Sacred to the memory of ROBERT BURNS." This was discovered in the centre of a grove, on the drawing op of the curtain ; when BURNS'S favourite sentimental song of The Ranks and Braes of Bonny Doon," was sting, in excellent taste, by Mrs. GAR RICK ; after which Mr. IVILLIAMS favoured the au.' d:ence with the humorous song of " Willie brew'd a peck o' mutt." The whole concluded w•i:li the farce of Tit for Tat. The sum received at the Theatre, we believe, is little short of fifty pounds. , Mrs. JoßnAa's unexpected appearance last week at the Dumfries Theatre, operated like a shock of eke tricity on the inhabitants of that district. The house was Crowded to the door every night of her perfor mance, and the frequent bursts sA enthusiastic ap plause which resounded flora every quarter, testified bow very highly the audience was gratified by the ex hibition of her r. --wets. The inhabitants are mueh indebted to the great exertions of Mr. WCREADY, in gratifying them, by bringing forward so many new objects of interest, and for the respectable manner in which every department of the Theatrical representa tion has been conducted this season. EXTRAORDINARY DEATH OF A VERY EXTRAnRTH NARY CHARACTER.—JOHN HINCKLEY, Esq. F.A.S a gentleman: fifty years of age, of a most eccentric gh-arixter, ket ping a set of chambers in Gray's Inn, where he raided, and who had been missing since August last, was found dead on Friday evening, undo. circumstances similar to the.late Mr. awes. Mr. HINCKLEY was well known in the neighbourhood for his penurious habits. if he heard that bread was to rise the next day, he went the preceding evening for a loaf, in order to save a farthing. He rose every mort.ing m summer, about three o'clock, and put on his plaid cloak, and walked round the square, in order to rick up any thing lying there. He had three sets of climbers in the Temple, and seas supposed to be in very 4.pulent circumstances, having a brother re. siding at No. S 2, Guildford-street ; but being of so reseived and penurious a disposition, no person was a( qu tinted with his manner of living. He provided every necessary he wanted, and never permitted any one to enter his chambers. Not having been seen for ve irly four months, it was supposed he had gone on a visit to some friends in Scotland; hut time passing a:al no account having been heard of him, the porters of the Inn proposed on Friday evening to enter his chamber. Four of them, by means of a ladder, ac- Cordiagly entered at the window. The curtains of his bed were close drawn, but on throwing them back, the deceased was found without life in the bed ; the body putrid and dried up. On the windows were large card. n flies. Such was the state of the body that it c.mli not be identified, and there is no doubt he died in August last, at the time he was first missed. A Coroner's Inquest was held on Saturday. There was no suspicion of the deceased having been mur dered, the fore doors being all locked, and the keys in hi, bed-ri•om. lr was suppostai, from the recluse life he led, that he was taken ill, and having no per son to attend ni him he lost his life. After a conside rable time the Jury returned a veedict of—Lied by t -visitation of Gov.—The body was interred this day.—The deceased was of a most repectable family. Thursday an inquest was held in - the board-room of St... Bartholomew's Hospital, before Tno-asAS . SHEL- ToN, Esq. Coroner fir London, on the body of Mrs. W the, who died in that Hospital, and whose death was t tcasioned by her clothes catching tire, at her I aigings in HOliday.yard, Creed-lane, Ludgate-hill, 01 Moi day list ; Ole deciised was about 70 years of a • Vet clicta--Actidaral.Death. • Thursday the Reisrmtcoach was robbed of a box, containing a qaantity sat Bank-notes, sent by Messrs Patca• and Co. of Mansion House-street, to Messrs. Maistrsand Co. of Reading, in the following singular am i nes: A erson called at the coach office,' Black paid the fare for the whole Lion, Water ---lane,. and coach. He took his seat, and desired the coachman to stop at Artmdel-street, Strand, to take up his family. In the mean rime he contrived to pick the lock of the box, 'which was fized;inside the coach, and when the coach stopped, as directed, he deliberately walked down Arundel-street, and escaped with his booty. Friday the Newbury coach, on its way to London, ro bbe,i of three parcels, directed to different ban kers in London, containing notes and bills to a con siderable amount. There was no violence used to the lock under which they were secured in the coach, and three parcels, exactly resembling those stolen, and directed in the same way, were found in their place by the porter Of the Inn where the coach puts up at in London, and which he took to the bankers as di rected, when the robhery was discovered, the parcels - containing only rupbish. The robbery is supposed t have been committed by four men, who came pas sengers by the..CRACII. tip* 0 whom remained in the coach during the breakfast time. SPORTING IiV7tLLIGRAVE. NEWMAREIT COU RSING MEETING. FRIDAY. A11e21221 7 .2 2. SECOND CHIPPENI - LA NI FIELD. MAIN Or THE CUL'. I. 91'r A. Bertio't Tickler beat Mr. Wilkinson's Clay. 2. Lord ftl•ters's blk b p Rosins, beat Mr. Redhead's b p Leveret. S. Lord Rivers's w d p Royston, beat Mr. Redhead's bri b i Luna. 4. Mr. James's blk d # lade, beat Mr. V•rr;ght's bl d p Venture. 5. Sir P. Blake's blk and w d p Erasmus, apt Capt. Clayton's bl d p Zinc. Off. 6. Admiral Wilsoti's blk d p Undaunted, beat Mr. Wright's bl d p Valiant. 7. Mr. Redhead's blk d a Lounger, beat Captain Wyatt's bl d a Jason. 8. Captain Claytnn'a blk el a Zealot, against Sir P. Blake's r d Eurus. Oil. 9. Mr. `leer's brda (Jul., beat Mr. A. Wright's blk d a it). Mr. M,ilish'e r b a /Etna, beat Mr. Syer's y d a Quin. 11. Cap ai • Wy.itt's bik and w b p Jewel, agst Mr. Wright's blk b p Otr. 12. Mr. R. 1 lamond's bl d p Belisarius, beat Mr. A. %Vright's r d p Willing. ASHDOWN PARK COURSING MEETING. On Wednesday, for Matches at One Guinea. Mr I Cripps's Choker beat Mr Davenport's I)espera'e. Mr Goodlake'e (Coxe's) Conqueror. beat Mr E Cripps's Claret. Mr Lovedon's LellflOlC, beat Mr Pettat's Pol. Mr Goodlake's Gossamer, beat Sir .1 Throckmorton's Tippet: Mr Goodlake's (Coxe's) Clio, beat Mr Davenporr's Mr E Cripps's Calypso, heat Mr Isherwood's Icicle. Mr Pettat's Puffer, beat Mr Loveden's Laurel. Mr Loveden's Letter, beat Mr Pettat's Pan. Mr Davenport's Dermont, beat Mr Isherwood's Gipsey. Mr Goodlake's Gelart, beat Mr Loveden's I.eicester. Mr Pettat's Princess. beat Mr Davenport's Danger. Mr Goodlake's (Coxl's) Champion, against Mr J Cripps's Oon queror—Undecided. Mr Isherwood's Ivy, beat Mr Davenport's Dreadnought. Mr Davenport's Damage, beat Mr Goodlake's Gully. Mr Cripps's Cossack, beat Mr .Lovedon's Leonora. Mr Goodlake's Gambol, beat Mr E Cripps's Catch. On 'Thursday, fur Matches at One Guinea. Mr Isherwood's Isaac, beat Mr Cripps's Cato. Mr Goodlake's Guinea Pig, beat Mr Lovedon's Lincoln. Mr Goodlake's Goddess, beat Mr E Cripps's Cora. Mr Coxe's Champion, beat Mr Cripps's Conqueror. Mr Cot's Cobweb, beat Mr E Cripps's (DudiAti's) Dart. Mr Goodlake's Gulley, beat Mr Davenport's Dispatch. Mr Davenport's Dermunt, against Mr Capps'. Catch—Unde cided. Mr Cove's Clio, agst Mr Davenport's Dintity—Undecided. Mr Cripps's Cossack, beat Mr Goodlake a Gambol. Mr Lovedvres Leonora received forfeit front Mr Cripps's Clin ker, lame. A fine little boy, betiveen three and four years of age, son of Mr.. WILLIAM PERCEVAL, of Deeping St. James's, who had been bitten by a dog in the inside of hia upper lip, was seized on the morning of the 17th ultimo with symptoms of hydrophobia, and ex pired the following day. Feiday, at ten o'clock, a bag fox was turned out on Harcomb Moor, before Mr.. Parker's hounds.— Reynaid had twelve minutes law, and he was fol. lowed up by the hounds for twe hours, at full speed, without a check. The fox took through Mamhead, Oxton, Powderham, Peamore, Whetstone, Sir L. Palk's grounds, the circuit of Halcbwn, and from thence to Ughrooke Park. The hounds viewed at Cl:udleigh Rock, soon after which Reynard took to earth. The hunters galloped thirty miles without a check. BETTING 7oR Ma DERBY AND OAKES.-There is but little alteration in the netting since our last:--1 1 to 1 against A intitytaikn has been taken during the ' week, and also 5 to 4 between that horse and the Wal ton colt, he second favourite. The whole of the stakes (100 guineas) were made good nn Thursday, for the battle betwten Dutch Sam and Knowhworihy. The combat will by in a roped ring, within twenty miles of London.— Lancaster and Eagles will fight in the same ring.—Betting 3 to 1 on Sant-6 to 4 on Lancaster. EXTRAORDINA fly TURNIPS.---TIIDTSday last was ex hibited in the Market-room, at the Royal Oak, Port sea, Icur white round turnips, that grew on a farm at Emsworth, weighing, when taken out of the ground, one hundred pounds ; the largest of which weighed twenty-seven pounds, and measured three feet lour and an. hall inches in circumference. One had been taken out of the same• field some weeks ago, that weighed thirty-two-pounds, and measured three feet five inches in circumference. A fire broke out last week in a thatched house, near the A'bbey, in Kelso, belonging to Mr. Fleming, i blacksmith, which raged with such fury that the building, with the furniture, &c. was soon destroyed. A child, fifteen months old (daughter of Mr. Alex der Main, shoemaker,) which had been lift by its mo ther, a few Minutes before, asleep in a cradle, rerish ' ed in the flames. ' Saturday, a fire broke out in the kitchen of Mr. HAYS, tinman, corner of Long-acre and in Drury. lane, so rapid in its progress, that the lodgers with diaiculty escaped by ladders ; one female was carried 'ont nearly lifeless from fright. The interior of the !mdse. is destroyed, and two adjoining houses da- maw d. Ciamos TO INNKEEPERS.—A . short time ago three men, appearing like gentlemen, came in a post chaise to the house of Mr. Downes, who keeps as inn at "Woore, and requested to know what they could have for dinner, particularly desiring to'have some game. Mr. Downes told them he had no such thing in his house; they said, that unless they had some sort of game they would not stop. On this, Mr. Downes said that he had a neighbour, a qualified Man,, who would, probably, let him have a brace of partridges for their dinner. These he procured, and his guests ate them. He has now been served with a copy of a writ, at their suit, for selling game, under the Act against Victuallers. Advertitement.—A most flagrant and unprovoked outrage was committed in the night of the 15th of November last, upon the house and premises of GEORGE DAVIES, Esq. at Scarborough. Mrs. D. had been for some weeks past confined to her chamber by a very alarming disorder, and was recovering .slowly from it, when, in the 'dead of the night, the family were alarmed by the house being assailed with 'large stones, the window blinds were broken, and the garden rails, trees, and . shrubs, destroyed.—lt is strongly suspected that the attack was not made by a regular gang of house-breakers, but by *spite villains of another description. We sincerely hope that . the Magistrates of the place will exert themselves for the ('apprehension of the offenders. Mr. DAVIES has of fered a reward of Fifty Guineas, to be paid on their conviction. iiMiwooll.., tINIVI:RSITY INTELLIGINCE. • ~•0.......0 CAMBRIDGE, DECEMBER its The Subject for the Gold Medal, given by his Royal Highness the Chancellor, for the best Ode in' English Pi:it:try, for the pte sent year is " Viallace." OXFORD, DECEMBER Ss Thursday se'nnight, Mr. John Cunningham Calland Bennett Popkin Hawkins was unanimously elected Fellow of Pembroke college, on the Teesdale foundation, by the Master and Fellows of that Society. The Lord Bishop orLimerich has been pleased to appoint the Rev. W. Muonsell, vicar of the valualde ['nion of Drisbane, Nt the dlccese of Ardfert (Son of the Rev. Archdeacon Maunsell, of Limerick), to he Archdeacon of the diocese of Limerick, vacant by the death of the Rev. Averell Hill. The following subjects are proposed for the Chancellor's Prizes, for the ensuing year, viz.— Por Latin Verses—" Europa Pacatoree Ozoniam invisentes." For an English Essay —" The Effects of distant Colonization on the Parent State Tor a Latin Essay—" In ilia Phi:osoehix parte, rpm Mardis dicitur, tractacida, quxnarti sit prz.:lpu. Aristotelian Disciplittx Virtu; ?' Sir Roger Newdigate's Prize, Eoglish Verse—" The Temple of" Theseus." Yesterday, in a Convocation, the names of the following gen tlemen, who had been respectively nominated to succeed to the office of Select Preacher, at Michaelmas next, were approved by the House, viz. The Rev. Edward Nares, D. D. of Merton college; the Rev. Thomas Stone, D. D. of Brasenose college ; the Rev. William Currie, B. D. tat dent of Christ Church ; the Rev. Charles nun Mount, M. A. fellow of C. C. C. the Rev. John Miller; M. A. fellow of Worcester college. At the same_ time the appointment of the Rev. George Shep herd, B. D. of 'University €t'lt ge, to be one of the Select t'reach ers, in the room of the Rev. Dr. Barton, fellow •f Coque Christi college, who had resigned that office, was approved. In a Congregation. the same day, the foilowing untlianen were admitted to deg) ens Masters of Arts—The Rev. Thomas Ilartiwicke R..vansley, of Exeter cone& ; Mr. William George Royse, of Wadhant college. Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Richard Walker, of Magdalen col lege; Mr. Henry Strangways, of Pembroke college ; Mr. I,.htt Stedman, of Pembroke college ; Mr. John Woodruffe Morgan, of lltaiverity college ; Mr. Chubs Gregory Okeover, of Trinity coll.ge ; Mr Rit.i,artl Rice, of Merton college; Mr Edward Pemberton, Mr. %Villam Lowndes, and Mr. Jo•ias Robinson, of Brastunose college ; and Mr. Nathaniel Nathan Ba,evi, or Bath°, college. The Archbishop of Canterbury has collated the Rev. Mon tague Pennington, Vicar of Northbourn, to the Perpexml Cu racy of Deal Chapel, void by the resignation of the late Rev. Philp Brandon. ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTIONS. Rev. J. H. Rawnsley, B. A. is appointed domestic chaplain to Lady Willotag'lby d'Eresby. Rev. W. longe, M. A. to be Chancellor of the diocese of Norwich; and the Rev. H. Bathurst, 1,1..8. to the Archdea: coory of Norwich, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. W. Yonge. Rev. Francis Howes, M.A. curate of Ade was appointed by the Dean one of the minor canons of the c athedral church of Norwich. Rev. Thomas Talbot, M.A. was instituted to the sinecure rectory of Carlton St. Peter, Norwich, on the presentation of the King. The Lord Provost i Magistrates, and Council of Edinburgh, have appointed the Rev. Mr. Gladstone', preacher of the Gospel, to be Assistant to the Rev. Dr. John Thomson, minister of .the New Greyfriars church. The patrons of the parish of Lochwinnocb have presented Mr. Robert Smith, preacher of the gospel, to the church and parish, vacant by the death of the Rev. JArtes Crawford. Friday se'nnight, the Magistrates and Town Council of Glas gow, elected the Rev. Thos. Chalmers, minister of the "'visit of Kilmeny, in the presb) tery of Citpar, to be Minister of the Tron Church, Glasgow, in the room of Dr. Macgill, who resigned in consequence of his befog elected Professor of Divinity io the Uuiveronty. FOREIGN MARKETS. ST. PETERSBURG IxtPi pe r pood. Rubel. Cotten, Ckurgi♦ 65 70 70 72 Twig, No i 4. 40. 170 171 Coffee Cochinea per p0...d. Rubel, Pimento 50 00 60 65 172:i 06 H, NOVEMBER 4. 41 Cs. Cocoa Indigo, E. I. Nutmtv Cloves • Pcpp.s, black !lice Tin, In Bars 62 68 82 00 SS GU . . In Blocks 1 46 48 Sugar doub!..: Loaves 00 NO Cruil:ett I.urups 54 5.4 I Ilavannali White 55 00 I Brazil ditto . 46 50 •ORTS. 35 45 50 0 450 500 CS/ 250 t.:CS LIP .per berkowitz. Rubel) per berkowitz. Rube's. Hemp 90 88 I Bristles-Ist sort 73 00 Flax —l2 head - 180 185 241 sort 23 25 Fallow, Yell. Candle 190 00 sel 50 atilleerts. White 195 00 Ravenducks - 38 Ou Soap—Ordinary 180 00 sail Cloth - 58 60 Potashes 95 100 Harr Skins, grey, p:r 1000 Isinglas, per poo.l 370 375 I skins - is )50 2010 One B e rkowitz has 10 Poods ' and 6 s Poods are equal ro a Ton. Exchange 11d. sterling fora Rubel-128i Arekeens equal to 100 Yards. In our market for exports there has been no variation Once our last post, with the t reflation of Hemp, which is offered at 1a 2 Rubels lower. Bristles are held at 75 Rubels. ha Imports it is as still as is cleat at this period of the year. ft appears that Twit will sell very well during the winter, as the Mandarin. rers have no stock, and they must purchase in Grier to keep their workmen employed. For White Ginger 70 Rul:els are offered, and 35 have beet( paid for Own Sentgai i • In Coffee and Sugar there is nothing doing. iIAMBURGH, NOVEMBER 22. per lb. 88 38 Grates balms. 45 50 (10 (10 • 59 59 - 59 60 40 41 - 57 38 Cloves 42 58 Marks. Mace 28 36 Schils. Flem.ho. Coeldneal - 68 73 Wail's. Flemish Indigo—Spanish Flores - 22 24 East India, Fine Blue 2 24 Violet 15 18 Violet and blue 90 21 Purple 00 60 With >i 2.dds per rent. rebate. Cpens..C2 rareas • Cotton—Surat Georgia Brazil Maranham Pet nanibucco Clinger—last India White Brown ig. t 4 current. M'e.t India lot 11 With 20 per cent. difference in Wm,. Pimento peril. 141 15 Schtlle. current. With i 0 per cent. diterente In hanco. Rice—Carolina per 100 lb. 00 00 Marks current. With 8 y.....1tds per cent. rebate 20 per cent. difference in hanco. Coffee—Fine per lb. - 123 Seta*. baucu. Middling flt Ili Ordinary - - tit 9 Sugar—Tates - . - 20 21 Grotes. Terre. 29 241 Crushed Lumps . 254 26 Accoents are kept in marks and shillings basten—lt; shillings equal to one mark, 3 marks bane° are equal to 8 shillings Fie , mash, one of which has 12 Grates, and the present hxehange is 31 shillings 0 Grs. Firm. per X sterling. There are also marks and shillings current, which vary In their value against bane° ; at present they are 20 per cent. worse.-1041bs. Hamburgli equal to I t Abs. British. Coffee, good ordinary 13, but not much doing. The demand for Brown Sugars, which was very insignificant, ap4ears re viving, and pretty large business has been done iii this sort.— Good Middling Brown Martinique has been bold at .181, and line Brown lanaica at 20; Tetes and Terre', little doing. A parcel of prime quality of Martinique Willie has been sold at 284. White and Brown liavannth, nothing done, the holders asking prices which the buyers will nut accede to pay. British refined . Sugars are in demand; Good middling Lumps have been sold ;t • 24; Crushed, 26i; Single Loaves 21 a :).9. MARitlEll. Dec. s, at Islin;rol, by the Key J. Prid.len ‘ John 11Intgie to Mary, chop hter of John Nicll,ll.i. ho:h ..f It hbtor 'rile iat ina3At, et Tunb , idge, Ken . I'4 the wee Mr. W. Pinnoilh, of Newbury, Berk.,, o Miw Ann Ma: the former p'ace.' CUES roNLAN MEDICINES. VI R. BA RNETT GIJ EST .recpectfully ii LTA the Publiz, that the 'WES I'ONLAN MEDICI sold by Messrs. Nee/Breit and So NS wholesale and ret: 29. Dame-street, ; and those t hat Veldt to see she efficacy of them may t tv.ftive that information, by pert,. " Guide from •Pain, price Is. sold as above; or by clime,. the STAR Newspaper,lierra Weekly Me senger, or La Bcile seitilWe, where they will see that these chemical preparattons have ht , en era:dished In Londan for more than twenty years, b y relieving the following complaints in less than one hour, ma b y curing in a reasoslable time, all worts of Giur, Rheumatic Gout, 'Rheutuadini, Pleurisy, Liver Complaints, old Sp-ains, flruides d and Wealthess, or Cortractions procreellig from repeated prots vsms of the above coo.plaidts; likewise Head aches, rooth-echea, Face-aches, and Ear .atises : SOW patients after they had bees ad: mined into. the London Hospitals, continued m ere a re „,, joisk time, and returned without bung relived, have fterwardsbem restored to perleit health by the use of th. at .estoratives. The • .success attending his Antittihous, Asthinvir, Nervous, end Coos. sumpdve Pills, are so great as almost to seem incredible; grid W Tooth Powder, if once used, will aiway the preferred. These Meditlnes are said whole tale by all the respects able Medicine Venders in Loudon ; hut retail only by the Pro priefor, B. GuE$T, No. 9, Griot Sorrer-'trees. Ttyvoßms RE Titt MOST FREQUE SOURCES OF CBILDM HS' MEA SE$ Their SYNIP TOMS EVERY PARENT an 4 GUARDIA)! of 'CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They omesion less of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emsclacio• errefylar state of te,e bowels, attendod after with violent ;eke; they bring on convulsions; the) affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by gilding in a conatimptkw or decay. Bali 'se apreventative and cure Of thew alarming complaints, the alb um exteellent Mcs.licint is univ •rsaliy allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters In this Ceri!ntry,ipoth in rank eitd respectabi lity, to have no equal. 'Him pulite approbation, giro; to :I* Proprietor, front a persom.l knowiedr,e of hi won& dal secrets tn their min familia*, stamps its Merit btitiittd tort:peddle% aell gives a sanction to it, of which se other Medicine of the tiisfl can boast. Parents and others„ iehn Nove.the care of citation , diould have this tensely as a family ladalvffee te resort to, when. ever the stomach or bowels of 'Liar**, .114 'sty ditordered, which it will always be found%) !Hie* Sold, wholesale end retail, at MrlOutletfa,No. 4, (seapside,Ae corner vi at. Paul's Chu rcitlar,.l; . k lielant,Fortes mouth ; Jones, W eston AUtnut, aid Nioditry, Peruse; Hall and lohnston, Gosport ; Coleman and „laeoif, Slimmest; Pact and Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Hosland,'Ctiok i lhortlay, Nettleton, aal Gibert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and SitintseY and Co. Bir mingham; Staines and Lynch; blartchewer; Prewar's, Farr Manderton, Itetiburn,.Sequa and Baxter , Edinburgh ; li 'er and M•Donald, Glasgow ; 80/gen and Barry, ; Ste venson and Co. Norwich • Switteu, Leicester ; Edwarli and Penny, and 3ilknge and Labury ,Liverptool; Neale and 1 Ayr, Dover; Where. brighten; Rubella, Seldim, and fluff, Link:w ham; Simmonds, Blandford; and murl, by mot musts" meth. tine venders. in hoses. at .ta, ad sod 54 61. ?vb. IT has been too frequently. the .object at jilst gad general reprobation, that men awhile, Of f tbe denten:l of the medical art have offered them Aims as candidates for #ublic pc. tronage in the profession of Physic. For-lie purFette tiorrtt 3us dee to the result of our studies ansteeperienee, and to ptdre.:r es from being clalsed among those empiric, whose tw e ediest , vv. tension, have, uniefttulately for society, b..ett too favuur,ablyre. rei red, we beg l,..ave :o submit to tl4: liberal and eullghtened, a laitt,fol statement of our pursuits and acquirements. Afrvr haetng received a regular medical edueadon, as the perils of Messrs. Grinds! and Maud, whine ketaretand privies we care:oily at:ended, as Prnferbors and Sorzoottsof the 14041, Hos. pica', Ivo entered. ourselves as ettot.-sta in that justly e brate4 school for rimed cal acquit mutiny :be it.n)al College of /din burgh, and were kotrueted• in the Merritt israoches of Anatomy, surgery, the Theory and Practke of Physic,' Chemistry, MI& wifery, Botany, Szc. doe. &c brtbose endorse PrOfessars, Der Monts), Grego: y, iltack, Hatnikon, Duncan, and. *tithe:tort We mutt we bf!a!l not be deertied preattn; , tuous ":d drytto dist our proficiency ar. 1 aeqqlronetats art not incom.t.erabkr. - 1111svieg for a long series of yearn made VEXEM.F.AL oit Ctaillgtsibinfl o a and the various discues of lAliftXIT, the partichtat our studie•s and practice, It ‘Ttli,lve hope,be allowed dip WO acquired superior knov.ledgy of their untment and case. la slight and recent eaws'ol infectleffu - a perfect re-uteblistdrientii consp.lered in the short rend of too trays. and In those tfi We utmost tl""etwf , whir~ (I 'ler prittintretts have failed of itICO cuss, a proper perseverance in ourptaii of treaunent tenon:6w the patient a safe and radical cure. . Amidst the tuelasebo!y entity dt titer.itlars which are tea el it c:i of a habit lout end nrawonhappily pursued by the youth d both wires, there are car.etuote aLinutug or inoreillarealln Oa these defitienceiss and dehillies which frequently prevent or es. bitter the mattirusr.tx: state. In such persons it must bra can soling reflection to know that they way now, by a nee and rri4 lible mode of tee aunt-lit, be restored to that greatest at all ivaniza bless tig.. a strung, manly, and vigorous eenstitw tun In all mu* of &Win y, from whatever cane arising, as well at in every .pea cies of %vertu' tofeedon, we may he consulted by 1 , 411::1111 at tidier sea with the greatest secrecy and hawser. Patients in the country ue requostod to state she portiowlesof ,their sue, age, and general 'Stoke ,. hiring, M. lacheing a mos. taste for advice and nsedkiees, when vet one wth be gists et sent to any part o! the k.ngdont. 1 o ensure that 4:ecruy so ea. uncial to our undertak , ng, the postage of letters nay be Wedge :Le account for medicines. CURKIE and en. Surgeons. 1 , 13, 107, Hatton Guiles. WHEN Men of Ethic Anon au" ? motes' suit. civil nee persevorMe endeavours to dircove the DUMP Weal WWII method of troat'ng a tow prevailing Dtsmees, the 511CCOD• teal result of their *vertu= is tLe best proof of sup/corny. Messrs (TOSS and Co. u regular Members of the Za p/ College of Surgeons ht London, Ave been induced to mats the cars of the tollowng the object to their particular study via a certain Disorder, freluentey contracted in a moment of mush cattle. and 'ls concomitaots, Strictures and Glees, which, by an improved plan, apes, speedily and effectually cored ; se also& butt, whether arising from flacclimsalian iodulgooces, long ewe &Ince tr cionates, or a Irma solitary vice, too Wiwi sr hupptly pursued by the youth of both seers, •tt uiw (A. "rf sterility or bat tentless, and iu the other a nom row trans el r+.•.. rotas &seises, which, if not timely remedied, terM.nate tar reps- tense and consuntpt on in that di , !ressing state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful halt • arising from any other cause, by witAa the powers of the c it.sei tution become etiae , b!-d, as regularly edueattu as Mcio! , os of the Royal l'hillege of Sort :on Lonanct, they ager a bun, , alta and speedy res..uration to .ound end w.gorous hearth. Mescra. Co's and Co. eaciusively rooming the cure oil •Ise • part'cnlar conti-Laints hi order that they stay ac be, by 6 mist:ken few, marked with the nisloquy so jowly attachod ro the ignorant empiric, think it hut lootse t at th e ro.:ives to - ts • that they have been pennerly is:located and inltlroi into every branch of the profession ' (erttillwes of which, front One* Hospitals, and testimonials from the most rtions.t 11.yvinam. they have to convince any inquirer) that the -sticztas truant; from thigh* er.deavetrs Orst Induced them to quit cm praetor of tee general Practitioner, and they presume Ulu th...r prite.-iam constitute a fair ground for the Unprecedented ionlitlenre sr f which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. The result of a lung and 4.ltuailve practice Las ambled Os" , 'T a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, breetel .ion.terate or complkatat vionout subjectinu the patient to rte least restraint to diet or e'reretse ; astd it recent Cases where sa early application is made on diiceer:ry of the +demon, they ter quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. .s.t t' ; ' s precedented success of their mode of treatment (writhe he% doe been known to fait in one Lingle inetance in a prattic. of 13 'cialk during which period so any thousandporsons of both sec= , hem cured, even after severe and injurious methods 1. , ‘ pursued by other l'iac Honer, without effei.t), induces tines. : [ thus ilubl - cly offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Patinas of either an, with serrefi , itlicacy, and ;Arent:tow—Let...as tr...:n the coon: Ey, cL•a 7attil L the particulars of Cie case .age, aTIO manner a living. :tic. , " / 16 a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and /deicer i cc* warded to any past of the COSS and Ca Surgeons, IS; &vivaria-44.0t. •Ittett.str. - h I May l e ISM. LONDON t Printed by 'Amex Kara Plzkett I •• • publlsitesi there, at) at the Star UCH:. fintpl- q ;-'• "Y-Mioe. 1'• Knox. 1.114. r, •er . taz= zi infirnis INES an rtail, Ay Plattner! •Limmh!g