Star. — London, England, 1814-09-13 00:00:00

poLtc.t. ltObberies, to a great extent, having irt the pr , pirty• Of Messrs. inn& ntractors for Vauxhall Bridge, and information this)* received, that a ells hid been piit down a cellar•be vis, a•chiiitney-bweeper, in Strand• iornings, between the hours of One ion was 'untie to Bow.street, and a search Davies cellar, when Ruth :found . .111leals'behind a large soot; ;ks. Davis wis accordingly apple s examination said, that the articles Cellar without his knowledge. MI examination, howeier it appeared,. , fishmonger, had bisen in the habit, and planks to his italiesake • the, tis behg taken into custody, he con. 7 on. the preceding Sundiy, sold the , vhith tvas produced Una . liwoin to 1 . 16ti55: 'worth 18 - ter 14s. and the at saidthat he picked' up' the Oink e, two or three nights atter the fire ; knitted that he had it of a water lamed. The sweep is building two te4d, and the inhabitants of Strand. ced that the deals which have been it never remained there above a day, ire uniformly removed at a late hour snot cart. The Contractors lately s, none of which have been usedi-and The two Davis's were committed nation. the hackney coach No. 418, was 'action. Mr. Guthrie, of Idol-lane, Ehors..ll,y last he took the coach in loomslittry, and weKt to Berkeley die driver demanded (.2s. M. G ick,t, which he refused to give, and or pay him. He then took a ticket saying that he woitld give it on re , but wo'ild not give a receipt for nt it. Mt. G. then gave' }ism 2s. :ket ; .but. on getting into the louse, it it was a Is ticket, andilenntedi , asked the cotchrpan to exchange k: m id be would give-no other, and, on amber nit tlretielcet wilt that on the myna they .did not agree, the tickct, 654 'Cho defendant pieaded.gailty sd the Magistrate (Sir N. CONANT) the petialty of 2Os. and 3s. costs, -Yesterday, a waterman was charged lore than his fare on the Slst of An plainant stated, char he had hired the t to carry him from Westminster liars : that on landing, he gave him iy piece. and desired-him to take six ndarit abused him and said, 66 What 1 :m.gning to labottrat them. for you, ience ?" and refused' to live him the evenings since he was returning iron? 'when It number el -waternue cur id one excl eimed. as the boat was go. care 4 that fellow! he is a dead nail." in he only paid sixpence. The worthy referring to the Act, found that the tbeth-stairs to Blackfriar's-bridge is rie therefore convicted 'the defendant enalty. DEN.-J. Smith underwent a second terday, on a charge of horse-stealing, god ; after which he was detained on irning from transportation, and com er examination. :g.— Jones and Brindle, two lime men, itiers, belonging to a gang that infest the characters of beggare, rte. were Saturday, on a charge of creating a bourhood of Tothill-street. Three of together giusuing their usual avoca- Ling every one that did not give them constables appeared to quell the riot, once only aaidedfnel to the flame : the ricer than ever, and the constables mien. A detachment of officers, from d forth to their rescue, and twoof the n made prisoners. They were taken i trAtes covered with wounds, bruises, er the farts had been proved, thiy he iudently to the Magistrate, and on be prison, to be brought up another day, go without a COdel, which was obtain- Win to Brideweli. Yesterday they were tip and committed for trial. . ' was charged with having robbed L. breaking into his bed-room whilst :re' l taking from his pockets two dollars, d. piece and 2s. Flannagan and one pt together, in Duck-lane ; and aboUt Saturday morning, the prisoner burn door, and committed the robbery. The •Lochlan. but he .feigned sleep and ibbeey. Flanna,;an was an old soldier se 87th itcgiment, who had lost both e wars; he 'wept bitterly• for .the Liss, indured. MeLOCIII4II was a lad who the dilapidated veteran and his money. ras fully committed. 1.14 yd, IV. J.Jrrian, and J. !rutin; withis bu r glary on the premises of Mr. factor, in the Borough. The first or. VAS about fifteen years cf age, and the twelve. Holmes, a constables tit the stated, that he observed the prisoners which time Lloyd was carrying a bun ted them, and front the conversation he s , was induced to take them into custody . re in custody, and when before the Ma ie stated the following circumqatices irknowledge of the other two prisoners up to him at Bartholomew Fair, and he would liaise setnethieg to drink ; he offer, and they went to a house in the s whence theitetired to a cart standing tar's garden, which . is separate' from his I continued when they tjaaipaden, and - Lloyd cu' a pane of B, c jesedow of the mamma-house; the I#3;ibe smallest o 4 the three, was put in, 4or t:i admit the ether two. Ha'- Sisson, they proceeded to gainer tog • • • - alter what they could find, and packed - Up a Ober, a bolster, a blanket, a table cloth, sad a mace 'a black -coat, and several smaller articles; with which they lett the garden, and were prkeetting along the street When they were stopped by Holmes. Holmes pro duced the things which were in the sack be found in the possession of Lloyd ; and Mr. Freers attended yesterday on the re-examinatioa of the prisoners. and swore" to them as being his property, and taken from his summer-house ; a pair of thick video shoes of Mr. Freere's, were also taken away, and an old pair left. These, Holmes said, if time were,g:ven him, he had no doubt he should prove Were Lloyd's. The prisoners were committed for re-exainination. Saturday se'nnight as Jahn: Hunt, a 'coal carrier, of Clutton, returning from Bath on the upper Bristol road, he was met, whilst riding in his cart, and on the Wrong side of the road, by a young gentleman on 'horseback. who demanded his• same.; ,which the other, with abuse, refus e gi ving. The gentleman endeavouring to read ita the front of the cart, was prevented by Hunt, wlyileaped out of the cart, and AS he was striking the aer with his whip or staff, he received a pistol shot, and instantly expired. A Coroner's inqueSt was held on Monday, at the Brass mills Inn, and the Jury, after a long investigation, in which a man who was riding in the cart with Hunt was the principal witness, brought in a verdict of Man dauglitei- against ,Mr. J. Wiltshire, of Briitol, who rode to Bath immediately after the fatal rencounter, dis patched medical gentlemen to the spot,and then called. on a magistrate to acknowledge what he feared had been the consequence of the act he had committed. Isuoasy.—Yesterday, an inquest, was held at the Three Kings, in Clerkenwelt Close, on the body of . El:eat:itch Robinson, who drowned herself in the New . River, on Saturday morning last. James Wallace,. stated, that about half-past two on Saturday morning he perceived the deceased jump from the top of a wall into the river, crying 0et,.0 Loan 1 0 Loan ! she floated with the stream to the arch of the bridge ; witnesi ran to find the watchman, which he did in about half an hour • the night was very dark, and it was a considerable.time before they could get a. drag, and it was near three hours before they discovered the body :.. be assisted in carrying it to the sign at the !line Cuat BOy, and has nut seen it since. W. Sugar, the watehman, gave evidence, that threw much blame on the last witness for negli: Bence in not bringing him„ and two or three other watchmen, who were in the neighbourhood, earlier in telligence, that 'there might be a More immediate Search made, in order, it possible, to :tattle her from an untimely death. Ann Edgeler, sister to the de- Ceased, raid, the deceased had lodged'with her since the death c , f her husband, about seven Weeks since / during which period, she exhibited several signs of in sanity. The Jury, after some short deliberation, rs. turned a verdict o: Lunacy. - Sunday senni,4llt, about ten o'clock, Mrs. Neilson, wife of Mr. Thomas Neilson, while watering some Bowers at the window of her house, in the Back Wind, Glasgow, unfortunately overbalanced herself, and fal into the street, from a height of three stories, by which her back was broken in two places. After haggling about three hours in great agony.: she ex pired. Saturday evening Mackenzie, a seaman on board his Majesty's ship Valiant, at Portsmouth, fell from the main-top and was killed on the spot. Saturday. sennight, as Mr. Tilbury, dairyman, of Chilbolton, was returning home from Winchester. market, he unfortunately f.ll from his cart, end the wheel passing over his head, he was so much hurt, that he now lies in a very dangerous state. - Wednesday evening a valuable brood mare, with a colt by her side, at grass, near Southampton,, was maliciously stabbed with a reap•hoop, which caused her immediate death. The mare was the property - 4, Mr. 'Holdernesa, of Portsmouth. The Earl of OXFORD has .given directions for Wig. more Castle, in Herefordshire, to be thoroughly. re paired. This Castle, in the reign of HENRY VI. w the residence of Meartutn Earl of Manus and' the House of Lancaster ; afterwards of the Duke' York in the same reign. It was near th 4 spot tluit the RoYalardiy Was defeated ender 'Nook:Earl . * .Pasisitotta, in the yea:1.4641a the, Earl of MARC'', the Duke of Yoses son, afterwards Edward IV: Doctor To taa's skit, in st. Ceeorge's-Selda, is so - shut up ; and, of courseoroaquillity is complete', restored in that neighbourhood. There werosen*, stragglers about the-place oa Sunday. who came thole in expectation cif witnessing another contest of the Ali and the spirit; but ,they west sway imesediately, and no mob of any kind was collected. LONGEVITY. On a tomb stone in Briiiingtam church-yard, near Bristol, appears the following ie.' scrip tion, in very plain and intelligible characters : JoHN Natemata, 153 years old-1542.-01d PARR died in .1684, vtgedls2; NEWMAN outlived him by a year... MARIED. The 27th ult. at kinpton Church, Captain Andrew Clewes, Royal Artidoiy, K. G. I. to Martha, eldest daughter of Mr. John Kiwi', ary Storekeeper al Portensoutb garrison. Wednesday, at Kingston Church, Mr. W. Jiro. druggist of Portsea, to hemp, eidest daueater of William Jutiittt, EH'. of PQrtimouth Dort-yard. DIED. The 2stk ult. a Chaim, Captain John Km', formerly Com mander of the Princess Charlotte packet at Falmouth. Friday, at Winchester Colhige, Mrs. 43ootingford. relict of the Rev. 13r. Huntingford, Master of the Grammar behold at War. tninater. Thursday, at Winchester Barracks, Oaptain Thomas Moyle, " Regiment • of the 67th „ nof Foot. • E. Northmore, Esq. formerly Captain hi the 16th Regime:ft, .ISul since hteutenam of the Inditpcsillant Company of hale of ' Wight lately, at the Vicarage ifonse, Holy Cross Westgate, Cap• terbury, William lames, Whim son of the' Rev. I. P. Francis, vicar ot char ',addl. The fitnli tilt. at Whitstable hi consequence of being thrown out ot a tart which ke was driving oa the preceding day, in Fair! rass, aged 14. NIGH WA I At AT LONDON BRIDGE ro MOIt.(0141 Adrow.g. - . • r Ie . e Aftirco.a - 52 minutts Afuo II • FORIIICY MAZirrrs. ST. PETltitsliu RI 314, AUGUST 16. ,R iii. . tonal per pond. Rubel* Cotton, Guoigia 53 64 Orleans 54 56 Twist, No. 26. .. 120 00 (7oflee - • - 32 50 Cochineal . 1700 00 Corua - 32 35 Fridigo, F.. 1. . - Son 525 , Nittnegs . 350 4.0 1 Cloves - • 225 265 EXP.( per berkow it z. Rubels per berkowitS. Rubels. rz ip - . b 7 85 Bristles-Ist sort 82 84 —l2.ltesd • 170 175 td surt 23 25 Tallow, Yell. Candle EGO 00 per 50 arshsess. White ISO 00 Ravenducks . - 35 40 Soap—Ordinary 183 182 Sall 'Cloth - .40 C 8 Potashes 105 110 Hare Skins, *grey, per 1000 Isinglass, per pool 325 330 skins - gum (JO One Berkowitz LaS to - Ponds, and 63 Poods are equal to 3 . 1 . 011. Exchange 1011. sterling tor a Rubel-1283 Arsheens equal to 10u Yards. In our Exports no material alteration has taken place. Hemp is again rather flat; for other articles the quilted prices are de• manded. Considerable parcels of Sugar have been this day bought. White Brazil, at 40; Brown, 33; Crushed Lumps, 455. For Twist 145 a 150 Rbh. are given. la other articles therets nut the least doing. • AMSTERDAM, SEPTEMBER 6. per lb. Stiven. per lb. °rotes. Coffen—Mart. fine • 103 ls I Sugar, Clayed at 24 orcivary . sta 00 \Vint, 26 S 1 St. Dank. 111 let 1 British W. I. L IS n 2 Indigo, F. I. ' 150 160 I C.,ottoils—.Pernatne. 38 62 TohacCo—Maryland IS 24 I Pepper, black 50 3t Virginia 11 20 white 40 66 Vanua, 36 40 Florins. Grates. Pimento, per 100 lb. 76 80 Sugar—Mart. bra. 13 22 Shillings. St. Domingo 18 13 Rice—Carolina • 75 80 ZIPOILTS. Gin, Iwo* proof, 49 00 Its. per Abm. of abort 40 Galls. Butter 41 45 Fla. per Firkin of 10 lb. Cheese, Edam 24 25 Fl 2. per 109 lb. 10..i1h. Amsterdam 112 Brit,ish, t:0 Silvers equal to 1 Florin, 6 Silvers equal to 1 Shilling Flemish, 12 Grote. equal to 1 Shil ling Flemish, 3 Stiver equal to 1 Grote Flemish, 2 Florins equal to 10 Shillings Flemish. Exchange, 35 Shillings 4 Grotes Fle mish Banco per X Sterling; difference between Bank and current money 4 per cent. in favuur cf the former. There is no very material alteration since the last advices, but the prices quoted are readily paid, and there is a good deal doing. ROTTERDAM, .SEPTEhIBER 6. Pimento i'vrper, Waa l : P" 4 4R ; u1) 41 418 : Rice - $1 00 I 'fin, In Bars $1 In Pigs n t 00 • 00 1 Sugar double Loans 04 6$ Lumps - 43 44 i liavanuah White 4o 4V b'razU ditto - SS 40 ,ovi's. lIIIMOSTS. ger lb. Stivera. per lb. Shilling 4--St. Delsits 114 ob I Cochisneal 74 72 Martinique 111 IS 1 Rice, Car. per 10011 a. 94 100 . - - Surinam _lii 13 I per lb. Grotes Demerara lli 00 Cotten—Brazil 50 61 Mocha 16 00 Georgia SS 55 Souriaan 11 00 Bengal and Surat •$5 37 Java . 14 15 • Grates per lb. Coen, Caraccaa 00 _OO seer—Hay.White 23 24 Hides—Bass. AVM I 1 illi Tates 19 2211 Teleacce....Mariland 1$ U Sesionnk Demerara 14 201 Various 36 Si Sin. Loaves 00 00 • Virgitis • -15 -IR se. Thasninge, brows 17 92 , Portoltlea 164 IS Jamaica 17 2114 Indigo, E.l. • 140 110 par leOlbs. Florins Phsento 75 00 . . infrorr s. Butter, Dutch per lb. 110 1 11 Silvers. • Cheese, Etta= per /411111 i. SI 17 Florins. • Gin - - psi kb& 13 at , Flemish. White Wheat per last 23S a 24S 0.4114. ' Red ditto ditto 920 a 230 Ryes • • ditto tv4 a 170' - 1 q.?. The weights and monies of actions* are the sage ar Sassier. dam, with the exception of there being no Bank gooney in Rot terigns. Exchange 3S Shillings 6 Grates Flemish, per 4 sterling. Our market generally presents- a favourable prosfinet fee the Snit meek of-Coffee and Row Sugar which arrive, nth* stock on hand is gradually reduced, and' we daily receive oldies from (he R blue, and we do not conceive that it is probable a fall in price will take place; for good ordinary Coffee of good ilalLur 113 may be obtained. Raw Sugar is in generdt demand; for good Jamaica 21 a 92 could be obtained; stock inconsidcrable. Tobacco is sold at very high prices. Logwood high, £i t could be obtained. Hides scarce,. till per ton. Pepper in request an 30. Indigo low, in consequence of the arrival of 129130 sings, but expected it will be higb in Spring. . I lIAMBURGH, SEPTEMBER 11. . , per lb. vs 40 °rotes banes. 44 50 a • _ W ne 54 56 00 00 00 00 42 52 24 34 Schlls. Flam.bo. 80 82 bckills. Flemish ~..oh Flaws - 24 20 East India, Blue 14 25 *h&c • 17 22 • Visitt and bhsS SS 24 Purple 11 16 • • . With 8 2-3ds per cent. rebate. Gasefr.-Caracca 12 16 ScldEls. entrant. lii of India - Ili 12 . ' With ae per teat. difference In banco. feriew per lb. , Ist 16 Scktlls.curreat. With 20 per cent. difference in banco. IffkiliLtearoline per 100 lb. 38 41 Marks current. WM' s 2.24. per test. rebate 20 per cent. difference hi haute. C.'cifee—Fine per lb. - 00 00 Scholl.. bailee. • Addling tOi 111 Ordinary - • 10 i glu—Tates - 15100 Grotes. Lamps 24 25 ..• Crushed Lumps • 24 25 AO:ousts are kept in marks and shillinp banco-18 shillings cilia to vie mark, 3 markt banco are, equal to I shillMs, mher.liar 41f which has 12 Grates, and the proem bxckaup is 31 elsWints 10 Grs. Flom per A' sterlti:g. Them are also marks iadsinehrgreorrent; which vary in their value against bare° ; it present they are 20 per cent. worse.—i•4lbo. Hamburgh equal to 1.121145. British. There is a Lila demand for;Sugar, the rise of prices continu ing in England, and no arrivals sil importance taking place. If the British markets continue to keep rep, prices will not decline but advance further, our stock bring limited and no appearance of fresh arrival tkl yeat,,exeept from England. Coder tit de mand, and of a curtent sale. 'I be arrival ut Cotton Wool from Russia ha by far less considerable than first expected, and the ne gotiation' at Ghent nut appearing to have a speedy strmluation, the prices are likely to mold. Cocoa of first quality Is in de. mend, and no hurries. doing. Virginia Tobaeco, particubtriy the fine sorts, Oman intally wasting, and the stuck In general not exceeding 40 casks. Maryland, Light Scrubs, and hoe co. Inured very brisk; the stock of Maryland is 600 casks. Some shipments of Whim have* been made to England.; ddb article i' less demanded since the arrival of the last English Mails. COUltnl OF EXCHANGE. Paris 1 day's da. 23 30 Lir. Naples, - - Dittos I Us: VI so Li.bon, - - Botirtleasx,do. 23 50 •Opurto, • - . 41 Effect. Dubrin s Cadiz, 41 Elias. • t Cork, ' Georgia Marauhain Pesuambucco Ginger— apt Waite . S - Mace • Coeineal . A ntaerdant, It U 36 11 1 Pabenno, 141 • Ditto at sight, 25 3 Leghorn, 52 Rotrerdwn, c.f. it 1 9 U Genoa, 431 lionsburgh, "3.11 I et U Vetice,a.C. .lay.Plocole. 41t° 13 1 23 2 2t U ineffeaive pox /. sew tig • Agit) on thr Ilat.k of folhatd, 3 pa int. PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. _ •tesigel (hold let Coin,. • Lu - 0.. 914 tar os, ,r 4 r•sii Gokt .11 bar.. - 19. V 4. • ,• - • ew Dowbsooles . £4 3 A . • New Dullus ' 49 .6 J 4 ... zolvtom PATOIS OF GRAIN, Al' 1 Wkeat, Kent and Ems, Olt. Itic-LANt. SEPT: Grey Peas, 4411. 4set. Small Deans, 4 4.. ;es. Tick thnu, 41, 4.15. (Nita, Kratee, abs. Sl 4. pita", Pe au4, Oats, Frol, I Si V3s. Moor, 104 7'n rer 4 ack. liimptmeed, .4:10..EU1.. per List. 706.845. per quarter Ditto, mtifulk, 6us 110 s, Ditto, Norfolk, 665. 774. Rye, Stis. 401. Barley, 261. 35a. Malt, 78s. 7114. White Peas, 50a. 56a. balers 60s. 645. Yoakum. Wheat, Donee, 7:1.:45. 1 Batley. 325. 40.. Ditto, Baltic Red, 425. 741. I Oats, Peed, 44,. 211 a. itye, 341. 40.. Grey 4'44..0.. W.. 1 rust! or WY rAT rt MARti•t.AFR iron, Aug. 29,t0 'Pope, s. Total 7099 loam:re--Average 79s Oa. 1;d. low .11 Lb.& last return. Itrrisau or Faotta frost Ars. 27, to krt. L—Pohl 447,14e sacks.—Average 74a 044..-01. $461. hugher than lair taLW‘M.III, .64411 bEADENPIIMA. Aistio,KA (Sy the CarCaSt.) , Beef. ter stone es Oi to 5s ad Ved . 4. Mro es od Mutton 43 tki to 5s 6d f 7s Utile e> 01 • Lamb 5s Ott to tisb 44; A .• • nuccs OF HAY AND 311tAW•YtoliftiDA ' ST. 34)US'$. *witTitiiiing.. Hay 31 35 to Si Si Od Hay 41 415 t 0.31 10s , f 4 Straw 21 as to 21 as 6d Strays 21 is to it tt. ot ptossr 61, 1 . 0,..t., 71 tin IA PRICE OF HUI-3. 6AOI. rucrtrr.. 111 10s to 61 Os • Kest - ' 4l tO, to 6' las 61 - Os to SI 74 I Stt•ser - 41 44 to to Jo 61 10s to 61 Os Farnham 1 , 1 . 0- tot 141 .0 PRICE.OF LEATHER IN LEM/F.llli \l.l -<I itE . l'. I Burs, 50 o 54115 s gid 26t1 Celt s ants. 3.r t . 410114;a4 tut Ditto. 56 to 66lbs ::6d VIM Ditto IU to 7016- ~ 4%, ! 4 Merchants Backs 21d 22d at luTo o ii44b, fad, 5 . ,11 Dre,shog - Hilus - kid 22d ,r-ma I s oia a (Ins •ftiaijit 4i. i 4 Fine Coach Hides 02d tr.3lid I I.atite dare, i.er 447;1 5'.... . 0 Crop Mies f , r curt 'arid V 2.1 I annedl-iorse ti der 415 . 4 Ditto 45 to 5011 is. 420 I 24d Goat kins 11; 5-10 itIWfIUDES. Beet Heifers and Steers (per Ottltodity ,041 sou stone) - •Js WI to 34s 03 ; Market CAE : 14*. 44; MiAltiling 24 4ito 2s 01 Eng. Noce 141 • • Lamb Skins 3s Od. to 4 11 —hiseepains - PUCE OP twf.i.OVF. St. lanteet Market 5. .Id 4 tows' Tape., I 874.01 (:fare Market ' - It: OA Vitlie itvag Ass 1 Whiterhipel Market Si Od• White olio'. • Sas ..t, per stoat ()rally •••••-••••• *op Ate •- . • ' WICK Gravels 40.•04—G00d Way to IA - - Price of Glades per dos 1116•Ildkoldouldi e ldi i Dd. : .MARKET, Ships at Market 231 Newcaole' 1 Sunderland 0 Cahn Ships boid. Price. - 48. OA to e . So 04 0. 0 . 0 cus oj tr'.•(e4 • 'V.ti.LIABLE Ale.iiiONE. ' • THE VailIVA DR. FIIIISESJAR'S Gut i'A SA LOT ARR. has been so long proved, that nothing of the rreseaWsky can bear a competition arid, it, in all the dlierent stages o a certain disease ,• which it effectually coro, an ! eradicate• fr es the habit, without exciting tin painful feeling- and et pos4 T .. ,ifis attends salivation—wi bout debilitating the ColiSt.twuon an Jay degree, or even requiring confinement front Irtwoest or reNtries. lion oediet. The radical v nuts of these ineetimable Drops , are proved-their claim to, pith& approbation for m re t , ,am St , year% In all the debility of both vexes they prove a nev, r-f it ng met. radve--whether the debility is produced by too free use of Mid , entY. by illicit pleasures, or the effects IA a warm donate. fii :revellers and those going abroad, they cannot he recoaanimled too ;twin*, as they will rettive4s safe, weedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn glens, did every weakness tha .iffeets the bladder and organs of urine. By its Arai many IflVlell have become modiert, who for assay yeasaist beeuilerivoi Ili! that bapplstoas. , • , ••••• Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. si the corner of St. Paid's Church-yard; sad retail, by s td Sharp, Pcetsmondt ; Hall it lotion's, Gosport ; Whites, emus, Maelory, and Jones, Portsea ; Trev/nian, Earle ; Cafolivaorthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoilua. Plymouth ; NeWitury, oda: . lint Baxter and Maclonald, Glasgow • Smith, Manderroa. Bast, and Reaburn,Edmin:rgh ; Croswell, Rath ; taos, Sc Perit, Hut; White, Brighton ; liorerrs *Won, and Ruff, Oh. tea ham; ham ; Gregson and hilling 4 BdWirds Ind Penny, Liverpot3; • ROMASORr ir Lynch, Maaettesser; Bowen , Norwich; Knott and I.kiyd, - tigliant ; Gregory, Brighton; and nuist Medium Illm.lertv !settles, at us gd.is. dd. and gus. MATttimovy; NO Di• Orders have c.,ntributed more estentially to destroy nymeneat . hiappinesa than those which are the consequence of ungusrded pleasure People of every rank pay adoration totthe %Ake of Wedlock, but w!fere the Conetittriou :has been tainted by Disuse, a renovation of stability bably requisire. Twenityears have we devoted our i.rattice to :he exclusive treatment of the following Disorders, and theme. cessful result of our *niters us addatiinal arA.,ur to oppose, a• far u we Ore ahk, the raviles of thole Complaint's which are the most important in the einuegur of Henan' Itilrmities. Aker ihttiation into every branch k taa Spey ittrieristis, we farmed at an early perind of practice, to toicue itudividnals frum the ig uorarce of uneducated men, or du eqoally dangerous precirtaucr4l of general Practitioners. The Disorders to the cute of seltfch we have devoted our at tention, comprise every sptcAti of Vert real Intection; all kinds of Debnity, whether arisiii fr= the Labia of school tattris cc the indtkereies of tr.aturer cit..; that dcratizement of the System in Women, whici; is cell, sl Barrenness or 9serilfry; Seminal Weaknesses, Uinta, tobstructituts in the Ufett.a; as alto Strictures, whether recent or of long.dnearian, and which have bated the shill of other Prac.itioners, are by our present improved plan to trez.rment etscttialy and perma nently cured, without the patient sofferin3 the excruciating pas and atarm'ng Heriforrlage which frequently fiitows the applica tion of the-Lunar Caustic. in the course of otr: tatensivepraclite is this metropolis, numerous ca es of S S.!I liitta have been and are daily ~under our care, the total era..hcatfon of which is ef fected by a sate, certain, and expeditious mode of cure superior Warty other yet adopted. The weakness, relatat,on, and deb.- proc.ceding from this comtilaint are speedily • rein-seed. and -the Patient restored to sound . and vile tees heat!',. But where the debility has for years existed, a ',toper veneerer:pee in our resturarive remedies Indispensably requisite, to resolve the sham hexing sparks of hie, and to reanimate tile constitution. Ileaserotis Diseases are the result 'of Kiwi - atm: or bate in the treatment of a simple Gottorrhea, and it not uefriqui ttiy pens that the weds of life are poisoned by the sad scterion et r.a unguarded hour. By a superior met toti such' complaints . • easily, Wet' ; and ev , n where 0th. 3 1 aye ea& 1, we trusr we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment.. Fee, '• over, are the cases of compleated ditr re", in this diem 4er, tor: , pared witl+ the calamitous sit uai ton of men, from an huh:l -rene, in a solitary vice; or the prevakut gaieties of a faskieuab'e hie, acquire that state of debility which is the Lnavoislabiectee.e sorrier of suck pernicious habits. Whets: the ur.happy s'• :fee broods over his misery, but carefully conceals hi, r.titoisrttrii.s, is may' be some consolation tor hint to kuow, that altbrisigu it bit ark object or doubt or (thermal/1y with other Pretiruns.-is, then -. movil of these deficiencies by the graduai progress of iketo.varlal ;. is the acqutrimeat of sear raperience. It the rues of liateius m i'ettus have heroin to rbduce manly vigour, much anxiety wilt reVeiittd k b y an early counteraction a this languid state, arl IA these oases no great dilßcuby will sxwr . - Married Women, who have long been disappointed in hair expectations of a family, may be assured, that in stoat instanctu, snob detect/ are curable by Medical skill. The secrecy which is set essenzial to our undertaking, and tea qualificatiorte which we have peritoneal to state, Aran the basis 91 our pivttivrims. and in corn:tit:44c nth buy% the. Ititittopne is given, that Nli-srs. Currie and, Co may be conwlred by d e ar ▪ of ether see with the greatest tecrecy arid honour. ' . ratieuts iu the lac uteri are requireted to state the partioulate pt ther ease, ace, ;mid yer:...tahltaihrt sit living; and enalsii,rir a re mitt:nice for dile ice veil Medicines, Whaa ea SION Itagai 6 1 / (2 tor WO Op any purr ail the liangdish. . CUP it le: and Surrins if 7, llama -fetter )044‘.1.• na) cal lay L rvct. Y.[t. a , P:CkezTi ratlng4 *Mc sod at the Vispetatteiworlribart 41Ik 67 • 67 • Of Tf Kent Sussex Essex NVMIER 8590. THEATRE ROYAL COVE THIS PRESENT EVENU The Barletta of MIDAS. Apollo, Mr. SINCLAIR; Sllea° Midas, Mr. I.ISTON; Pan, Damsetas, Mr. BROAD Slyds, Mrs. LISTON; Daphne, Nysa, Miss MATCH Atter which, the FaT THE CHILD OF N Coyne Valencia, Mr. Amanthis, FO lAlso Yam Lady who acted that Cha , gunhed applause law Season), being he this Stage. To compliment to our Illustrious Visiton called -• THE GRAND AI. - _ T• which will he added, the Rem TI;v1oUlt, THE T, '1 imour, Mr. FAH! Agib,. Master CHAPMAN ; Ogia Karim, Mr. MAKEEM ; Sanhi Calitali of t. E•cort, Mr &lima, Miss MAT !HEWS ; 1. Zoriltla, Mrs H. JOH Blues for the Boxes to be mkt n of i &Ice. Hart.atreet, from Tin till Four. The Doors will be opened at half-pa Play bight at half-vast his. Boxes, - 71. ; Second Price, Ss. 6d.-1 !s.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Price, 6d. A Private Bee may be hair niglatlY Branthesoat the Holt Office -'No Meru Thgbipncllguestrian Company bay two nights ggra„ , to-morrow, and: on F 1 Tomorrow, Hamlet, and riotous ti Oiffi +do, The Elie, and 'Timer OnWentlay, The Beggar's Opera, T the Panteetime of Mother Goose. MEDICAL and CHEMICAL SCHOI HANOVER-WU .4.14 E ; Al I) h GREAT WINDMILL.STRF.I. I % TKE COURS,ES .of LEC mence in the foltowil 1. Oa she I Awls of tee ANIMAL I of Pay sic, at No 9, George-st.eet, } day, October Ssl; WWI Nine till Tea &outinVad at thimbles . every Monday, by Genie Pearson.. M. D. F. R. S George's Hospital, &c. &c t. Qn Tit eitArau rice, wtb M.CI t CAL JURISPIIIJ Of NCL, a , the '1 heatfe. day, Oc: ober 4th, from Eight till Nine continued at that hour every.Tuct?ay , by P. M. Roger, M.D. and R. Harriet 9. On Ctitstts•rair ; the Course .Theatre, W.h.dmill-st rest , on Tuesdal till Ten lo the ?Sandoz, and *every Al 'day, end sattsrtley; at the same hour, I 4. CLINICAL LECTUIIIII,IIIII 1.)11/14 on TVILDICAL CAII•11 in St. Georges H ber 8, at Seven in the Evening, at the to be continued every hatuWay F.venit Further infurmcnin may he had fn thecary at St. George's Hokital; Of • Hospital, who will receive the name, by applying at the rev ecdve Theatre /NORM DEV :N CA I'I'LE, NE , and stiff RIC PUNCH .MR. CiilLl)l:'s ANNUI le nieuce at the Fa-nn Yard, Elev_ o o'clock in the n.orniog, of Fi there veil be hold between •I forty at perior well-bred North Ds von Cattle; surd Fisifers, stinted to most capital excellent bullocks, well edared to 1 valuabl yew.* Bulls, and some fat (choice Ewes and "'heaves which ii. care lions the best flocks le Leiceste number of Webers, in a good state turnips. Several very capital Suffs stint...ll to Mr. t bildes well-known 1 comiderahle number of Horse Stock three-year olds, that are descended ft cultur..l purposes) in the county of ~ BLOWS ONCE IN A HI .1\ GOLD.STRIPED AM] 2.A. in full Bloom, and very bra plant called BONAVAR VS JUNG Mr. COCHRAN'S, Argyle Nurses. applying atlas Seed Shop, N 0.7, Du where is-just anti/ea a fine Culleetic and otbef hoe Bulbous Roots, from °MID! N A GREAT Variety of tie .L.X. improved GARDENING I M by the utast emit:eta Nurserymen Mettopolie, calculated to give facil "above Science, as well ae to convict To be seen Gaily at .the lioeticulte, . street, Leicester-square. By =IP ARD JUKES, Patel tfLERs' : THE PROPRIETORS OFFICE inform the Public Ai)VANCE MONEY to am y ar sjparchase of property in pledge, par whether of born, cotton, woollen dim:olds, and pearls. Fur Cards of Addres , apply at I road.—Bills, at three, four, and ail discounted.—Trifling ma:te-s (Ana DAY AND MARTIN'S Rki 'THE Public are respect -IL above Article e ,ntinues to b Purity and Excellence. at the o Nigh Holborn; and as most of th their name have been put dowitb the Public need no other Caution which states it to he made by DA HOLBORN, To those who hat Spur lose sort, and who may La taken place bi the niatinfactute t , l to d‘cl.ire that it ever has been pi rethent 6, and by the mute inopur u half pimp trade. BIRTHS bet the 4th instait,'at•DrunuLeugh, the Right Honourable the Countess of Moray; of a- son. -WednesAay, o Winchester, the -Lady et Sir HearyllJasis fi Bart. i. f a son and heir. • Saute day, in thu Circus, Bath, the Lady if Dr. Crawford, ofa son. At his house, in the Crescent, Bath, the Lady of T. G. Eat court, Esq. M.P. of a daughter. . - . THEATRE ROYAL, DR( THE Public Are respectful l y i n TiIEA TRE, the inserter of which able Alterrions ' with entirely new I OPEN, for the Season, nu SA ORD 17, 1814 4 when their Mapsty's Servant Indy of THE RIVAL AND. A PAVOURrTE EN TE As will be eat rased id future - D o ors te be opened it half-past Five 10 begin at half-past Six precise,. Boxes and Pisces to be taken of Me. S Russel-street, front Ten till Four, and Prhate Box :Nth:lY). Boxes, 71 —Sccoud Price, 31.6 d. Pit so, Lower Gallery, 11.---Secood Price, .—Second Price,4sd.