Star. — London, England, 1810-06-19 00:00:00

AVESi 7 RADE. The following are the exact words of the Resolu tion and Address, moved by Mr. BROUGHAM, on the African Slav: Trade, which must interest every feel . ing heart : RESOLUTION. " That this House has learnt with the greatest surywize and indignation, that certain persons in this country have recently been guilty of evading the prohibitions tithe Acts abolishing the African Slave Trade, old that this House will, early in the beat Session, take into its consideration such measures as may effectu ally prevent such daring violations of the Law." ADDRESS. " That an humble Address he presented to his Majesty, repre senting to his Majesty that this House has taken into its serious consideration the Papers which his Majesty was graciously pleased to cause to be laid before this House upon the subject of the Afri• can Slave Trade. " That while this House acknowledges, with gratitude, the endeavours which his Majesty has been pleased to use in compli ance with the wishes of Parliament, to induce Foreign Nations to concur in relinquishing that disgraceful commerce, this House has to express its deep regret, that those efforts have been attend ed witL so little success. ‘ 4 That this House does most earnestly beseech his Majesty to persevere in those measures which may tend to induce his Allies and such other Foreign States as he may be enabled to negociate with, to co-operate with this Country in a general abolition of the Slave Trade, and to concur in the adoption of such measures as may assist in the effectual execution of the Laws already pissed for that purpose. "That this House has learnt with the greatest sarprize and in dignation, that certain persons in this country have not scrupled to continue in a clandestine and fraudulent manner, the detesta ble teas in Slaves. " And, That this House does most humbly pray his Majesty, th.lt he will be graciously pleased to cause to be given to the nmianders of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels of War, the Chivas of his Majesty's Customs, and the other persons in kis Idcjesty's service, whose situation enablel them to detect and surpress those abuses, such orders as may effectually ckeck prac tic s equally contemptuous to the authority of Parliament, and rugatory to the interests and the honour of the Country." id by some bricklayers labourers and others who re.l side in the court. The Life Guardsman defended himself with spirit, but was at length knocked down, and received some severe contusions on the head and body from their bludgeons. Three of the ringleaders were taken into custody, and wire ordered to find bail to answer the complaint. Saturday last, about half past one o'clock, during the dinner hour, a fire broke ont at the work-shop of Mr. Batchelor, eabinet-maker, situate in Thornton place, near the New Road, St. Mary-la-bonne, which entirely consumed the same, together with the whole of the stock of valuable dry materials, tools, and work on hand to a considerable amount. The premises which he had lately built, and stock since laid in, were not insured to more than half the amount.— What makes it more distressing, Mr. Batchelor is a young man lately in business, has five small children, and his wife now pregnant. Sunday morning early a fire was discovered in the lower part •t the house of Mr. Price, coffin-plate chaser on Snow-hill. The firemen assembled with their wonted alaci ity, and, on breaking open the shop door, the spectacle was truly awful, as the whole spot seemed involved in one continued flame, which burst through the aperture with apparently resistless fury ; but by skilful aid, and a copious supply of water, the destructive element was subdued with infinitely less mischief than could reasonably have been apprehended the lower part of the premises only having been it victim. I ONEIDA MARKLTS. RETtIRN •f WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 4th of June to the 9th of June. Total 21,149 quarters. Average 103 s. 71t1.—Os. 100. lower than last return. A RI:rIJRN OF FLOUR, From the 2tl of June to the Bth of June. Total 1:_,804 sacks—Average 995. Sid. os. oi 4 l. lower than last return. FROM TILE LONDON GAZETTE, June 16. Averare Price of Corn in England and Wales from the returns ending the 9th of June, 1810. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. s. d. I s. d. I s. d. I s. d. Is. d. I s. d. . 116 9 63 11 49 1 29 10 54 2 56 5 The average Price of Sugar, computed From the returns made in the week ending the 13th day of June is 50s. 51d. per cwt. INSPECI OR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, June 14. Wheat per load e. 121. Os. to n2l. Ins. Barley, per quarter 525. —d. to 425. —d. Oats 265. —d. to 421. —d. Bars 48s. —d. to 58s. —d. Peas 50s. —d. to 523. —d SMITHFIELD MARKET, June 16. co sink the O ff al per stone of 8 1 b. Beef 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. Veal ss. 61. to 7a. Ild Mutton 43. 41. to 6s. Od. Pork ss. U. to Ts. Od Lamb ss. ed. to es. od. HEAD OW CAT (LC Trits DAT. Beasts, about 1400—Sheep and Lambs, 184100. Calves, P.3o—Pigs, 300. NEWC ATE AND I.IiAi)ENIIAI.I.- MARKET. Per stose of slb.by the carcase. Beef 4s. ed. to ss. 61.1. Vr..l ss• 0.1. to Gi. ad Mutton 54. o[l. to ss, Bd. Pork Gs. od. to 7s. Ga Lamb ss. 4d. to 73. Od. Lamb Skins, 2.5. Od. to Ss. 2d.—Pelts, 18.0 d. to N. Od. PRICE OF HOPS IN THIS BOROUGH MARKET. BAGS. POCKETS. tent 41. 44. to 51. 10s. Kent 41. 4s. to 61. 10*. Susses SI. Os. to 41. 10s. Sussex $l. 10s. to SI. Itls. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S. Wurracnitrat.. Hay 51. Os. to 81. Ss. Hay 01. Cs. to 01. Os Straw 81. 2s, to SI. IV. Clover 01. Os. to 01. Os Straw 01. Os. to 01. us PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 31. 3s. tr, 71. Os. Clover 31. 15: to 71. lOs New ditto 01. 00s. to 01. COs Rowln. 01. Os to 01. Os btraw 21. 104. to SI. Os. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 4s 2id Town Tallow 71s 6J Clare Market 49 2id Yellow Rugs's 73s Od Whitecltapel Market 4s Od Wbite ditto 69s Od per stone of tilb. —.--- Soap ditto Stss Od 12$ 6d Melting Stuff 6es 00s Od Average 4s lid Ditto rough 4.11 ON Od Graves 12s Od Good Dregs 12s Od _ _ _ _ Beans Pease POLICE, &e. Thursday night, about twelve o'clock, nrnitli, one' of the conductors of the Bow-street Patrole, being on duty at Camden T3wn, received information that a gentleman had been stopped about an hour before, by a single footpad, near the old Work-house, on the Hampstead-road, N%ho presented a pistol, and robbed him of 16s. Smith, with two of his men, imme sliately went in search of the robber ; and, in a field adjoining the road, where the gentleman had been stopped, they saw a man whom they took into cus tody, and found upon him a loaded pistol, three dol lars, and one shilling, and some papers by which it appeared that he was an out-pensioner of Greenwich Hospital. On his examination at Bow-street, he re fused to account for having been at so late an hour in such a place, with a loaded pistol, or for the money found in his pocket. lie was committed for further examination. _ _ Yesterday James Aran?fie, the person above allueed to, was brought up for re-examination, when Mr. Baxter, the Gentleman robbed, attended, and stated, that on Thursday night last, about eleven o'clock, as be was returning to town, on foot, he was stopped near the Old Workhouse, on the Hampstead Road, by a man, whom, he had no doubt, was the prisoner at the bar, who, presenting a pistol, demanded his money, andtook from him three dollars and a shilling. Smith produced three dollars and a shilling, which he found on the prisoner, when searched, at the pub lic house, immediately after his apprehension. Mr. Baxter said, he believed the shilling from a mark it had upon it, to be the same he was robbed of. The prisoner, in his defence, said, the money was his own, and that he had found the loaded pistol on the road. He was fully committed for trial. It has been for some time suspected, by the Agents of the Stamp Office, that insurance at Little - Goes, or private lotteries, has been carrying on to a consi derable extent, and in consequence they employed some persons to find them out, and one was at length discovered behind the office of Mr. Hodges, the lottery office keeper, in Pall Mall ; the man employ ed gained admittance, and insured numbers there se veral times, for the purpose of learning their whole proceedings. His information was at length taken by the Solicitor of the Stamp Office, and upon which Mr. READ issued his warrant on Friday evening.— About ten o'clock, Lavender and Taunton, with a large party of the patrole, went to execute it. They were conducted to a door at the side of Mr. Hodges's house, in a passage leading to Warwick-street. They knocked at the door, and Lavender and Taunton ' were admitted without much difficulty, but the party of patrole had some difficulty in following them, as the door-keeper soon discovered what was the mat ter, and gave an alarm to those assembled in a large back room, where the clerks were taking insurance and others making insurances, to the number of about fifty. On the officers entering the room, a scene of the greatest possible confusion ensue A, the men were employed in putting out the candles and endeavouring to make their escape, while women were screaming and fighting the officers. It was with the greatest difficulty the officers prevented all the candles from being put out. Some persons entered while the offi cers were in the room, for the purpose of enquiring if their. numbers were drawn ? these the officers took into custody with the others, and conveyed them to thirwatch-house. The clerks and porters were con veyed to the Brown Bear, Bow -street, where they re inained till Saturday morning, when the whole of them were brought to the Office for examination, and, with the exception of three clerks, and a few respec table women, the whole groupe made the most extra ordinary appearance that ever was beheld ; Faistes description of his ragged regiment falls far short of them. This motley groupe of dupes were, after as certaining their names and descriptions, discharged, by desire of the Solicitor to the Stamp Office. Mr. GURNEY, who attended fOr the prosecution, agreed to postpone going into the case against the July 9. Michael Davenport, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, cutler, at c lerks and porters, en account of its not being conve- ten, at the Tontine Inn, ShelßAtt—July 111. Joseph kaudall, o f Birmingham, cotton manufacturer, at twelve, at the Sway Ta nient for. Mr. DO 141,P1 ER and Mr. Am:lee:sus, who were vern, Bumingbant.—J iffy 7. William Glenton, of I ermyn-street, retained for the Defendants. The officers seized all St. James's, Westminster, tailor, at eleven, at Guililtall' 1 ondon. t h e mone y, books, and papers, found on the premises. —July G. William Gilbert, of Chiswcll - street, gr o c e r A mong them were some cards describing the lottery at one, at Guildhall, London.—July 17. John Thomas ch ow l e „ late of Finch-lane, Corithili, Lon Won, painter, at ten, at G uildhall. • to consist of 3000 tickets, 120 wumbers to be drawn —June 19. William Frarels Walker, of Ch;thatu t Kent, linen- An a day, '2050 blanks, and 950 prizes ; to be drawn draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London.—July 7. George Small n2s days. The regular prices of 'blank and prize, w ood, of Beech -street, Barbican, Loudon, brass-founder, at Is, and prize only. The sweepstakes one shilling, to re. at Guildhall.—July 7. Daniel Bloom, of Trowse Miligatr,. Ro Nor : • wilt, mercha n t, at tw e lve, at Guildhall, London.—Julyo turn 41. Is. b m e a r k t e A r. b i r t to the th A e sh Q h u y e - e t . i n e . - s la ii -Z e.4 .) , u , c li h i , n Leic i es ib tersh e. iF i , zj h o r u ic c i th ... Sunday afternoon,a serious fracas took place at the) 1 . ven corner of Angel-court, in King-street, St. James's.— --July I Jos. Spacknian and James ;tack:a -d i Jewry - One of the Life Guardsmen, in coming out of the street, London, pewterers, at eleven, at Guildhall.—July 7. ew at; public house a: the al eve place, !ma funously assail- Honnuan, of tlesstrert, London, lisau-draper s ai one, at Yellow Soap, 946—Mottled, 104 s 011.--Curd, 101 s. 01. Price of Candles, per dozen 126 Od—Moulds, 136 01. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary is. Od. to os. cc!. stone) 2s. 101 to 3a. Od. Market Calf 14s. 0.1. each. Middlings 2s. Gd. to 24. GA. English Hurse 00s. to ICf. Od COAL MARKE June is. Ships sold Price 71i 4 - I s• 6tl• tS 57,. 3,1. 6 475. 01. to rioi. Gd. 1 455. Od. 1 68s. Od. to ON. 1 58s. Od to 00s. Od. 1 57.. 01 COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES OT GRAIN AT TUE FOLLOWING MARICETS• Ships at Market 834 Newcastle Coals 6 Sunderland 1 Sco:ch Coal 1 \Vl4ch 1 Cinders 1 Cubn BnstNos•ruKr.—Wheat 100s0d to 12as Od per Quarter. Barley 40s Od to 4.Ss 6d I Beans 54s Od to 514 Od Oats 30s Od to 36s Od Pease nos Od to 00s Od Bread 2s HENLEir.---Wheat 96s Barley SOs Od to 443 IA I Oats 24s fRI to Ms 01 Barley Oats Barley Oats ILELI Oats 6d. per gallon. Cvd to 16.51 od per Qr. . Mils (ki to 62s O'd 56s Od to COs Od Bread 2s. Bd. per gallon MittnENor.so.—Wheat 106 s Oct to 132 s Od per. Qr. 42s Od to 48s 01 Beans SOs otl to 40s Od 533 (id 69s Od 00s Od to 00s Od Bread 2s. 6.1. per gallon. Nrwavar.--Wlieat 100% . 0d to 135 s Od per. Qr. Sfes od to 525 01 1 Pease 565 60s 04 30s od to 425 Od beans 505 od to 605 Od Bread "s 6d per gallon. READIN(I.—Wheat 110s_Od to 131 s ed per Quarter. 61 !;;; od to 43s 6,11 Beans .5 - 1 s ('dto tio. Od to 32a Od 'Pease • 5s Od to 00s Od Bread 2s. titl. per gallon. COP.NWALL PRICES CURRENT. Tat! Rel.—Wheat, Average, 445. 9d.--Barley 16s. I.l.—Oats 11s. Di o xcesro N—Wheat (1G galls ) S2s. Barley 15s. Oats 6s. Bd. CA m u.roic o.—Whept 455.--Baritty •'is. S AUSTE T.L,Best Wheat 425. second 41s. Red 401.---Bar- Icy rs. to 16s. Oats 10s. Od. Hl.ts•rov—Wheat 455. Oda—Barley 18s. Id. VENZ A NCE•--Lest Wheat 508. Red 435. Barley 111 s. Oats 10s. Nt - Mt-Alonday fair at Launceston, was rather thinly attended. The sale of cattle was dull, and little business dune. Truro fair on Wednesday was also slight; and the holiday company muds Tess than usual. Thursday's fair at St. Austell was but scantily supplied: leather and sheep sold briskly at good prices. -- 7 .. SALES BY AUCTION. SEYMOUR-PLACE, MAY FAIR. Delightful REtiIDENCE, commanding the Views of HYDE PARK, the SURREY HILLS, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, On thiPremises, No. 4, Seymour-place, Park-lane, on Wednes day, June ._lo; at One o'Clo:k, AVERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, _ comprising a singularly elegant and truly lesirable town Residence, situate No 4, Seymourplace, Mayfair, in complete repair, and suited to the accwamodation of a Gentleman's family, commanding the interesting views of Hyde-Park, Kensington- Gardens, and an extensive range of the County of Surrey; the attic storey cousiits of thr-e Bed-chambers and a Cluqet, wish Water and Sink; on the second storey, two excellent Bed-chant hers, neatly papered, with Closets, &c. ; on the first fluor, a LI IT try, or Morning-room, handsomely papered, finished with neat cornice marble chimney-piece, a boudoir. leading to an elegant Drawing-room, and papered in pamtels, enriched cornice marble chimney-piece, and three French sashes to the fluor, opening to a balcony the length of the front, with veranda; on the ground floor, a neat Entrance Hall and capital stone staircase, a Gentleman's Room with a Clos e t, and a handsome Diaing-parlour ;in the basement there are excellent Offices or all descriptions, detached Kitchen, Wine, Beer, and Coal Cellars. _ _ . To viewed by Tickets; particulars on the Pretrißes; at the Subscriptioa Houses, St. Janus s-street and Pall-Mall; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of wiann Tie tets for viewing may be had. GROWING CROPS OF MEADOW CRAiiS, A FEW ACRES OF CABBAGES, AND MANURE, LALEHAM, MIDLLESEX. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, On the Farm belonging to the late Edmund Taaarsall, Esq. ee ceased, at Laleham ' in Tuesday, the 26:h of June, at Limn o'Clock, in various Lots of ten and thirty Acres, r ( -I HE valuable Growing Crops of GRASS upon 'O7 Acre.. of rich Meadow Land, few Acre: of Cabbazts, and about 400 loads of Dung. _ _ To he viewed by applying to Mr. Dickinson, the Bailiff, on the Premises, and Catalogues had at the Bush Staines; Castle, Windsor; Griffin, Kingston ; Charltons, at ifounslow ; I)ug, &dont ; Windmill, Salt-Hill; King's Head, Tul.lien ham ; Ram, Smithfield ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. G 2, Broad street, near the Royal Ex change. VALUABLE LEAgEHOLD FARM, WITH DWELLING HOME, ON THE CHASE, sOUTHGATE. By Mes , ra. HOGGAR*I and Pi IiLLIPS, At the Mart, on Friday, June t:9, at Twelve o'Clock, AMOST desirable LEASEHOLD FARM in a ring fence; containing 2...19 Acre- of rich Arable and Pas ture Land, tythe-free, situated on the Cha-c, tiouthgate, about 10 miles from I.oiulon, near Enfield, and about four utiles from the high North Road and Barnet, with a respectable Farm House, or Family Cottage; productive Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, capi tal Stabling for to Horses, Cow-houses, Granary, two spacious Barns, and Out-buildings in the most complete repair, and of which immediate possession will be given; held on lease fur 19 years at a low rent. May be viewed and particulars had till days previous to the sale ; at the Green Man, Barnet ; Cherry - I ere, Southgate; Grey hound, Enfield; at the Mart ; and of Hoggarc and Phillips, 62, Broa.l•street. FREEHOLD ES'I'ATE BE 'AiI...EN BRONILEY AND SEVEN OAKS, KrN I'. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, an Friday, Jilly 6, at Twelve o'Clerk, AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLI) ESTATE, delightfully situate mar the In-rifle-aro:le, on the Tunbridge-road, near Seven 0:1:sa, eight miles from lirm!lley, at Rinchmore-hill, in the County of Kent ; consisting of a 1q,..C1U1:6 House, formerly the Porcupine Inn, w:rh Coadi-bnuse, Stabling, and Out-buildings ; also sundry inclosures of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood-land, containing altogether about UN, Acres, entirely in a Ring Fence, and offers a must desirable situation for the erection of a Sporting Box, in a country abounding with Wine, and in the neighbourhood of hounds. Immediate possession will be given. "co he view4l, and particulars had, ten days preceding the Sale, at the Royal Oak, Seven Oaks; Bell, Bromley; at the Auction Mart ; cf I:sq. Seven Oaks; and of Mtve.rt. I lug. gart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad street, near the Royal Lachange. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, HEREFORDSHIRE.. Messrs. HOGUAR I' and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Etitlay, July 13, at Twelve, THE PONTRYLAS ES'4I'ATE, situate in the Parishes of lientetturcit; Kentlerchurch, Eewias , Harold, and Rowleton, In the County of licreford, 12 miles from Mon mouth, Ili from Ross, and 130 from London ; eonstAlng of sun dry eligible Ktrms and Wood Land, containing together MO Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Orcharding, and Woad Land, hounded ald inter4ectecl by the rivers Morrow, and Moyer. which abound wila fist), with a capital Afansion house, substantially built, called i'ontrylas, situate in a most romantic part of the country, with offices of every de scription suitable for the re s idence of a respectable, family. with capacious Farm-houses, Bane., Stalding, and Out-buildings; let to Nloisrs.Adains,Nit.llol46,lteasr.o, iiauuson,AVilliants, Powell, Griffith, and Floyd, on leases nearly expiring, at rents an otim ing to about £lco. per annum; capable .f being consi.lerably inereasA. To be viewetl, and Particulars hal '2O days before the Sale; at the Ilerefora ; thvan, at Ross; Beaufort Arms, Nion mouth ; swan anti Falcon, Alserravenny; of Mr. I boson, So licitor, Chancery-lane ; at the Austion Alert; and of Mew.. Horgan and Phillips, No. Broad-street, London, wbere t. Plan of the Estate may be seen. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS IN THE COUNT OF SUFFOLK. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on Friday, July 13, at Twelve o'Clork, CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARMS and LANDS, called WITHERUEN, HAWLEY GREEN, and BRICK WALL, situate In the Parishes of Withcrden and Llmsvvel ; containing together about 600 Acres of uncommon rich Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, alsout five miles from S:owmarket, ten from Bury St. Edmund's, and about Eve from Mendleshatu and Iv.vorth, in the County of Suffolk, together with the Manor of Withertlen-hall and Pulhatn-hall, with its members, with sun dry Farmhouses, Barns, Stabling, and numerous Out-eaic-s; at low Rents, upon old Leases just expiring. To he viewed twenty days previous to the Sale, and partlcuhrs then had at the Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; King's Head, Stow market; the principal Inns at Mendleshain and lxworth; at the Auction Mart ; and of I%..losers. Huggart and Phillips, 62, Broad street, near the Royal Exchange. A CARD TO I'IIE FEMALE SEX. DR. FOTHE RG I LL's justly-celebrated F ema l e PILLS, for different complains incident to the Sex, at va rious periods of life. It has been truly observed, that woman, more than the other see, may be considered in a certain degree as ItivaVds ; they are subjected to a variety of dkrars, from the na• ture of the functions they are destined, as Mother -4, to perform, which entails won them weakness, pain, and an Interrurion ui those rzgular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of health. To act on the constitution of the &mai,: ant: rebel* this obstruction, no remedy has been known to operate with such cer tainty, quickness, and safety, as 1)r. Fothergill's Female Pills—it unites high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar qua lity of - relieving fullness, oppression, and these other uneasy symp toms which arise from too muds blood in the habit; they are the most certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent eomplairts, as well as the various ether spasmodic affections so common to the sex. Dr. Fothergill's Pills, as a family medicine, should lu• in possession of every mother and other guardians of the young, who have females entrtsted to their care. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chealwide, corner of Paternostar-raw; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow{ Edam, Portsmouth ; Newbery and Son, Dublin; Pack and urner, Hull; Holland and Haydon, Plymouth; and most Moksellers in ovary tow: , , in boxes, acts. 9d. and I is. Also, BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES, for improving the voice, and for coughs, *olds, asthma*, and con adiriptians, in boars, at IA& mph. nnerLitt WILTSHIRE, King's' Head Tavern, Pahl, has just landed a few tine liv4y Turtl_•s for cdt--T or ' s . dressed every day in the highest p.rfection for rartits, or kit r ; any part otTown er Country. BUTLEIVI eekbrated RETIORATIVE 'lOO it E A Yof Countenance, and regal tr • y titres, are allowed to distinguish the Proprie.or or IlliTLElt's w..ul h• 1 to rcinittil his Country-women that the inure of 07t :r 105 t.% half i.s influence where the Toetit are tlii.zolopt...l, •i a rotten and unhealthy appearance —this Is the more in AS the present preparation affords the infallible ineans..t every b:-!ntislt of the euatuel, and 4 safe in its aornpost.iti 41 Vegetables. . . . _ . . • It is reioninusaded to the attention of away every lutperfection, either in the colour, or ti . enamel oldie Teeth, as renderinz the lireath ?! ble, and waking the Guns of their proper hue; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-A:ter, rosi:icat of this kind ever brought forwar, , , 1 .• met such uttiveral approbation; and the i - rurriet , vr that it in daily use o f Royalty _ _ Sold, wholesale lasd fq Mr. Niter, N-. 4, corner of Paternoster -tow; Ilar.ter and Co. ELhill-,:r gow; Belam. Portsmouth . • Newb,ry and Son, Out Turner, 1101; Hovland an..l Country Medicine Venders and Peduracrs, ..; each. i DR. FREF.MAN'S currA SALM THE value of this Infallible Medic i.e long proved, that nothing of the NI %on t:. competition with it In aU the different :-. e which it effectually cum.; and erattizates fr.int eze exciting the raloful Ivtlli s ant t v i lniu re Oil: without debilitating the conttitution in 27:; ring confinement front Inekietc, or rt str:t.,l virtues of these I)rn2 b:.ve J. approbation for nu re than 30 yc,-4. 1. , all sexes, thq prove a novi r Lainz re.tera;.. isproducM by too fr;:e ule of 1:* feces of a warm clinu.te to travr: l - I' hey cannot be two:nu:en c"lve a Cafe %Natty, and evisy wg ni•cs t! V. 1% • .71,1:11 ttro -:n,n ! 4 to eflicacy many wonwn have h-carne been deprived of that 11.1:-Liles , . Sold wholesale and retail at Mr.llutler's, Nn. •. C' ner of Paternoster-row ; Laxter, I:4linhurgli ind i; lam, Portsmouth; Newh..ry and Dublin ; ...k hull; Holland and Haydun, ; 1 1•: sellers and htetlisiue Venlers in evn:y Tow', i• 1.1 .3ul I I s.each. k. *l - 0 11-IWVIAn TAYLOR, Etsci. ICONSIDER it but an act of justi c e data to • . .• merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to curtutori,. • • to you the following Cure, which has recently been p.rtor•tutt them. An acquaintance of inine,who by the bet aiti - old Venereal Complaint (a•tentltsl by a contplicalit, . ~! ••, .• arisit:g therefrom) was rAtsced almost to a alt.-i• he had the best medical ads ice which could be obt4in a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be pi oc seemed to suit his cue, or do him any service ; he :cc; moat reduced ant yitiable situation fur two years, I d, ; low Lk profession, and scarcely able to walk cr t vel t his legs; in fact, no one who knew him ever sti for him to recover. Inc was advised at last tc try yi Pills—he did so, ad!...ring strictly to the dir them—he had not ta'aest more , lian two lit :e an alteration fur the be:ter—this encourantd hint to Necee... by taki:.:g a few box vs more he found his ari.rnie a ci gratluZy retort:, and is now as healthy cad stt.ta r I::: 'know. You tire we!crime, Sir, to reft.r any person to Lir control:6ot; of the esavc account, if lc sh , tall I.e I Sir, your hunible rvart, TIiONIAS 1 'brae s folkstone, lu. I SO S . , for i• . " Li.,: Prepar - ed and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thom.. Meinner of the Royal College of Surgeon., l.ot!.lnn. r hi< No. 9, New Bridge-street ; witeres• after a catisunt resid. at more than Ao years, in a practice particularly . dirtzted to the of Venereal complaints and those incidental to the par • sir.- ation in both sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men .1. profession slimed always observe,. he Ratters him if die ~411'1, and assistance, he }Tatuitoudy r.dministers to pa rm. nnilicine, will hr L &teemed by a disi:truing public as aaa4iTinsa-, .eklont to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold by his appointment, for the convenience of ..ha...Er. ing at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. A1hai..5.ca...1., Nall Mall ; t..c Toy Shop, No. 103, Oxford-orett ; Mr. rough's, No. 7, Fish-street ; Mr. Baxter', somt. Edinburgh ; Mr. M`Donald'a, Glasgow ; Mr. Call.v.!Ire,1):::)lis.; Mr. Billinges, Liverpool; 111 x. Atkinson's, Manchece: ; r.. one person in every considerable town in Greta Britain ~lat. ' land, in boxes of only f-N. 9d. each, sealed up, with full a.. .lireciions, whereby persons of either sex may cane thetus...‘es N. B. Every box sold in Gre.l Britain is 'cal: er, with . Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, s prisit..lm l the Stamp -c, "T. Taylor, No. 9, Now britlsc-art.:l," e l :lawn which is felon F, stud all others are cour.terfelt. :ci ~, u (UAL! ENGE. VESS RS. CUR RIE and C. Surgeons, late in FJ I v- 1 - Majesty% Serve e, etc,ll,ltge the wnnlc i . l Itot r , tange wk. re thtir Medicine and .!of lLe4.• (Ailed of t h e dT,ireil efirrr. The pructlee of man !• r.l t: • particu!ar brauet of CaL:r 1 rofesiiair his not r..veu rise ,o one - un4ticeriqul c:i.r. 'lley continue to t:lrect their studies to the treatment :•aim ,if N'enaral Complait:ts, and that derangement of the •y m. which is the cone e i .ulice of pern!cioLs and wr..-t ! . olt!!., • i pit long and most unhappily ponoted by the youtit‘ 0f..., It n the o:ie it will he futilcd to b the uniailhi i.ource .•i . A rr.'. e,. ; the other hare its ras-a7es fatally developed t 4. ; a':." re ;sing state of debility, which, if not timely rem • nimpotet.ce. • cheat! are Its remote and ukiniate till cis, while roa• sumptions,loss of mi.4cWar power, and various ntsvues compl.:.t usually characterisv , :arher stages of thissolltary vice. fg: T ons langoishing under the disoriers Incident to sesh a habit, their reatment is situp . .., and li.ts never proved 11113 . *CCe f'i, ') "- 13' tr-e of a long, levirions, and much exterk 4 ed practice. In most obstinate and co cases Di venereal iattctista, as obstructions hi the urethra, spungy eserescencil, bird moues, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gives, • s rkio,ii utvs,. . Whether recent or of long duration, and wldch have be,ed.e , skill of .'titer Practitioners ; are by their prOZent improved pl..at remittent, effectually and eennatiently cured, whim:milt, pate' offering the excrtidring pain and alarming lienturthaw oli.::f often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the:ay. , + I en years extettai:re eractice In this metropolis, hunieritus casts c. -;trictures Inive been and are daily ruder their are, the tr.A raliration of which are effected by a safe, certain sad caicsb tious mode of practice, superior to any other yet iSortCd. 1 weakness, relaration, and debility proceeding troatbis comp ' Is speedily removed, and the peace" reetored to sou -d .... i• porous health. But where the deb il ity has for years f zi• , 3 proper perseverance in •!-.eir restorative retriedies, after the : : • ture has been destroyed., is indispensably requisite to refine • slumbering ;larks of life. and to reanimate tin: CvstiteCe:r.. Several Alt blemen and Geutlemen, of the first resp..e,!:!ii have Nett under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for de ' I. moval of complaints of the Urethra, Stricturcs, Ste. audAsivut received a radical and perfumer.' cure, request that es-Nolo- 4 may be made to them as satisfactory evi dences of the decided p:•riority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of trsat:tvnt. 4 14121 of these Grrtlemen have had Strictures from ten to twenty years ' and had !ism under the care of Nicest'. Home and Heavis ide , . /au other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the oar by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either Az with greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. tot Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country are requteted to the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, tee:esing a remittance for advice and medicines, w hen the will be given or sent to any part of thekingdo;l 7 . 1 To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertstira , postage of I.etters may ba added to the account fer tiadiciret. 1 pelt June,l4o9-107, Hatton Garden. HLJIi WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 1 );+ atiVi Morning... Afternoon 1.0 NDON : Primed atzd publiThed by LEVEL IiEN of 0 " te: bury-Place„ Lambeth, at the STAB4DIFICII, NO. 1 . 1 " street. p.4to.:4letlabo at the at•Clbricia,Toopit