Star. — London, England, 1814-04-16 00:00:00

rALBIN. AN AUDI'S! ItCtTSIS AT Tilt ASSIITSIIIiART VISTIVAL IST THI UIGYILAND SOCIITT, luso:men to *53 LOYAL WOG- ' 1453 S PRINCZ AUGUSTUS fittIARICK, bola or rusts!. aT SAKIS TUGII.Ot4 Hail to the shore where Scotia's suolintens rne; And heathery cliffs salute her northern skies! • Had to a rata renown'd in slays of yore, The mighty chieftains of hi r Druid Idre, Whose Celtic harps 'mid llightand echoes rung, When FINGAL triumph'd, ur when OsstAu Ere lost for ever down the stream of time; Each honoued rite of Caledonia's clime; ours to save the relics of the past, To bid the present age revere the last Our fathers virtues still their sons adorn, And give their fame to myriads yet unborn! Then if some suppliant Irons loch Katrine't side Ask that relief, by haggard want denied, . Some frieouless stranger, doom'd perchance td rdttiif Far from the glen that shades his lowly hoick, Oh! he it ours to point the wand'rer's gaze Back to the shelter of his infant days— . Lead his tir'd footsteps to that moss-stiord cot Where toil and suffering will be all forgot! That, where his earliest, happiest days were past; I s ife's dust may tangle with his Sire's at lilt. ' Nor can our zeal, oar sympathy be vain; Whet, EtroiAsto's PtIN Cgs with a cause maintain; Whilst noble littwAan's royal graces shine, To bits. the offspring of a Scottish line— Whilst gallant Sussex aids the Patriot baud, 'bo guard the welfare of their native land! Hail to the Morn, when Animist: Mites host Rear's' the pale crescent on Aboukir's coast; • Front faithless Caul—lnvincible nu more— The vaunting Despot'S thr..e-strip'd banner tore; Fteft the spurn trophies front his Woken shield, And Minn s claymore wou the desperate field. Now—in a peaceful grave, en Maka's Sleeps her brave Veteran of the plains of Nile: Jilts urn is shaded with the cypress' gloom, Where Memory weeps beside a Warrior's tomb; ifind there Egyptian laurels flourish free... His envied death was immurtali . y ! 'Tis acutiand boasts* Mooa c —a Hott—a Gartst t; Hein of bet glory, Guardians of her fume; .They rues'd her pibroch's martial battle-cry, .` When plaided heroes robed tb victory ; And with her thistle ward o'er vanquisled foes, Green Erin's shamrock, twited with England's rose: United Albion ! 'tie thy triumph now, lberia's olive blooming on thy brow : Scourge of the base—to:lml Nod feaed afar, The injued's hope, sad Freedom's beacon-star; Her radiance brighening as thy sons advance, close their conquests in the heart of France ! 'Fie done! the tame of Agincourt retorts, Each fearless breast with kindrelardour burns, Another Cressy greets the dazird sight,s And ow Midi Hester smiles from realms of !!ghat Bnperial Britain!-thy reward is near, Withifras Allies a blood-bought rest tu share : Thy rugged shores—a World's invasion brand, Tly proud ezample—bas its Empire satiti—... 4nd soon—when warfare's crimson horrors Etasy le thine the blessings-.of Pass/ Pour I F. C. S. Tuesday, Mush 22, 1814. ILLUMNA7/ONS.—The villages near, I,,ondon have not been behind the Metropolis in the zeal with which they have illuminated to commemorate the recent grand events, nor in the v.:riety of their transparen• 'veg. Richin Ind, Kew, E thing, ( where Mrs. SPEW:EI( PERCIVAL and f., roily reside), Old Brentford and Breutlord, Aezoin tee. were lighted most exten sively ou Tuesday night. Old Brenttond and New -Bientford, in particulan, presented a most novel and inteiesting sight. The windows wee not only lite rally filled with candles, laurel, white cockades, Ecc. but candles were placed : with the greatest profusion 'along the leads over the shop .fronts, and also en the roof: of the hauses ! The e v ifect which this curious dis play had, may be better imagined than described.— The transparencies, of which there were many, were all expressive of joy at the Tyrant's downfall ;. of ex ultation at the perseverance of England ; and of gra titude to the Monarchs of the Continent, for the 'nag nanicaous conduct they have displayed throughout the contest. White flags alongside British colours, for an Englishman in times of rejoicing can never forget his :.'anti happy land, were every where waving ; and at the water side, opposite Kew Palace, were planted some statvll pieces of nrdnance, which were fired almost every 10 minutes throughout the day and night. Beer and other refreshments sy.tre given away by the Gentry in the neighbourhood; and, as might be expected, Brentford was crowded witljlispectators from all parts. In the course of our walks through the King's road on the three illumination nights, we Were highly gratified by the singularly beautiful and nouvelle ap pearance of Grant's Cottage, opposite Collville's Gardens ; it was lighted up in a blaze of magnificent lights, with bows and devices of green laurel in full bloom, interspersed with the white national cockade of France itriciflours & kt, cottage is occupied, we understand, by the widow of a naval Officer, and did great credit to her taste and strict attaement to the true cause. Among the Transparencies en Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the Rebuck, ( Mr. Jackson's) nion street, Southwark, displayed one of peculiar felicity of thought, and chasteness of device and expression. The motto was s. The Reward of Perseverance is Peace." The word Reward was entwined by the Laurel, Perseverancc by the Rose, the Thistle, and the Shamroc ; and Peace, by a branch of Laurel. GENERAL kinVE.—A letter from Dublin, dated April 16, says, " The Liverpool packet that ar rived yesterday mer . ning. conveyed to our shore a Gentleman whose name was familiar to the Public in the memorable year of 179 h, Mr.JOSEiII Hoir. This Gentleman, in the county cf Wicklow, at the unfor tunate period we have mentioned, was known by the name of General Holt, and by compromise with the Government of the day, was transmitted to New SouthWalcs—it happened strangely, that Mr.Fareell,; - Chief Peace O(bcer of the IleAd Divisional Police. Office in this city, came over in the same packet with Mr. Holt, and upon arrival at the Pigeonliouie yes. terday, an explanation occurred, when Mr. H. pro. doted a pardon fr(.m the Governor of New South Wales, his'Excellency L. Macquarrie, under date a the lit of January, Inll, by which it appeared that • discretionary power had been vested in his Excel sency by the British Legislature to mutter persons of good conduct to return to chase countries. The docu ment appearing to be authentic, Mr. H. was not de tained. We understand that Mr. Holt was a pas , seager in the sante vessel with Sir K flit wn that was stated to be lost by shipwreck. Mr. r 7. is said to have amassed a considerable sum of 'meney, and availing himself of the killettt, pd. 'forgiving dispositions of the Govern inevitt t w i s i t itera t sed - an settling in his native country. l~QLlca, Utile* Habt....-Yesterday S. Neill, Am Robert:, and Mary Wheeler were charged by W. Bilvebriand. with a nut. The conolaitiant, it appears, is pro prietor of a patent colour manufactory, situate in the neighbourhood Bine/driers-road, in the bourse of ' which he is in tbeabit of using large quantities of blood. This is net unfrequently, when collected, in a putrid state, and on those occasions it underwent st purification by fire before at was fit for use. The stenCh attending this process *as most abominable, and, indeed, insupportable, to the neighbourhood; and they determined to remove the nuisance by the - short proms of deatreetion. Accordingly, on tio com plainant's commencing his operations of boiling bn the evening of the 4th hist, a number of the neigh bours assembled and Commenced their attach upon the premises, great part dr which, -consisting of a shed and other out-bitildings, they had destroyed before the atrival of Holmes, the officer, put them to light. Next day the coinplainant applied fot Warrants for the defendants, and they were biought before the Ma:. gistrates ; but the complainant now stating, that he (lid not wish to ptish the charge of beginning to de molish to extremity ttgainst them, hitt only to obtain time pecuniary recompence for the injury itiis pro perty had received; Tire Magistrate inftnnted hint he Must seek to do that by toil process ; and the defendants were discharged. The Magistrate then advised the complainant, that he was himself liable to an indictment for a nuisance ; in reply to which he observed, he wished riot to o ffend the law in any way, and I.otild immediately abate the nuisance by removing his manufactory to anoxier place. The following curious robbery took place eft Thipsday corning —Two or three men, having the appearance of lamplighters, with ladders and halm. piers, took down all the lamps which were used in - illtiminating the fronts of two houses in Holborn, : leaving the frames on which they hung. No suspicion was entertained, and consequently they took ill away. without being asked a single question ; nor was it for some hours, when the real owner came to take therd down, and found he was saved 'that trouble, that the robbery was discovered. Tuesday night Mt. Assent, of High Holborn, was ...lopped in the Hamps t ead-road, by two fellows, who atter striking him a violent blow, rifled his package)! bit watch, betides other property Mr. Boller, of avorge-street, Adelplii, on his re 4 ttirn from the Epping Hunt, on Monday, was stopped by two footpads, and iebbed of his watch and four Al notes: One of the ruffians snapped a pistol at Lim, which Clashed in the pan ; while the other, hol ding another pistol in his hand, cocked, demanded. ,his money, with horrid imprecations. Monday night last the Norfolk waggon was•stop. peel four times by footpads, between Epping and London. The waggoners. however ; being armed. stout bludgeons, resisted the attacks, which were evidently made by the same persons, and thus Area served their charge. . Thursday, 'at noon, a beautiful child 18 months old, belonging to a Mr. Ceby ; of No. 12, Georg& street, Grosvenor-square, fell horn the first floor win dow&_ in the absence of its mother, into the area Gentleman passing sprung over the riding, and brought it up stairs almost lifeless. It was iiikt.n to, Mr. Itob;nSOil, Surgeon. Duke-street; Or gate very little hopes of its surviving. As Mrs. Hudson, a very old and respectable inha bitant of Hampstead, was driving from town one day last week, in her one-horse cart, in company with her son, it was unfortunately overturned on Hampt stead Hill, by the meeting of tv o waggons, and she wits killed on- the spot, by a coal-waggon passing over her head. An lnqu;sition was tahenmday, at the Feathers, in Hat-street, Covent Garden, on the body of J. Eaton, who met his death by falling from a ladder, in an apoplectic fit. Verdict—" Died by he visitation of Goo."—Another Inquest was held at the White Horse, in Covent Garden, on the body bf . George One who was found dead in his apart. .rueiits in Southampton.street,. Strand, on Sunday wonting, aftet retiring to bed in perkct health on the ,preceding night.4Terdiet, the same. Gretton, thefollowingdreadfid and mysterious circumstance is stated to have occurred :—Satur day last Mr. and Mts. Godfrey, and their son, John Godfrey, partool v at dinner, of a baked meat pirdi• ding, and after part of it was eaten, the dish was taken to the kitchen to the servant boys. ft appears to have contained poison f Mr. Godfrey was dead on the Mtli, And it is said that Mrs. Godfrey and John Godfrey were then dying. In the whole; eight per. sons had eaten of this pudding, bet of the others we have no informatiOn. A most lamentable ocenrrence lately haopeoed irt' r Pembrokeshire. A boy 11, and a girl 14 years of age, children of E. Fraucis, who lives on Templeton Mountain, near Narberth, having been recommended to wash themselves in a snlution of arsenic, in order to core a disagreeable complaint which they had con tracted, made use of a preparation so strong that it terminated their existence in a short time, and they were both buried on Sunday se'nnight. Saturday sea:light, during a thunder storm, a woman was killed by lightning, in a house on the Common, near Macclesfield, and, at the same mo ment, a man at work in an adjacent house had his legs scorched, and a horse was also killed. The following scene of destruction lately occurred at a village near Melton Mowhray :—One of the principal farmers administered a drink to a numerous flock of sheep, as a preventive for the red water. In she conrse of four hours several of them were seen to droop. and in a short time they died. When the writer entered the field, sixteen lay dead, and a great number were ill; so that nothing less was expected than the destruction of the whole flock. On enquiring into the nature of the composition which 'had been given them, the answer was—about three table spoons-I tul of a weak mixture of nitre and Pertorian bark, slightly acidulated with oil of vitriol, had been given to each : this was not thought sufficient to have occa sioned such eztenifive mischief; but on further inquiry it was found, that the nitre and bark had been boiled together in a copper vessel ; and the mixture was so strongly impregnated with copper, that it very soon gave a copper colour to the blade of a . case knife, which was put into the liquor as an experiment.— Here, no doubt, was the cause of this severe loss, which is Instanced as a caution to those who have occasion to administer any drink to their stock, Wednesday, In the /vie of WVit,:ehe I.3dy of LieuteCohenel Payne, Sul•emKeoetaut of the Alin) , Depot, of a daughte.t. zit ighiellift - 4 lip r r % A • I. IMITPIFIELS MARKET, APRIL IS. 'l.ll STOWE DV Sib. TO stsrii m Orlat. Beef tis Od to 7s Od r Veal 7s Od co Es Id Mutton Ifs 84 to irs ski I Pitt' is Oil to es ed Lab Hs to 10i be. 'Beasts, 786-a-Slteep and Lanilas 3,868-Cilves„, 12O—Pias 16C NEWGATE AND LEAIDENIAItiL MARKB*III. (By the Careiss) Beef, per st. 4. 4d to 130 id j Veal - • Ss Od to 7. Mutton - 6. 4d to 6. , 44 I Pork - - 4s ed to Ss 4d Lanth 7. .4 to !Is .11d. Pltieli'OF HAY AND s'lltAW IN sMurHEI ELI). , ,:vleadow Hay 41 Os to 81 •by j Clover 61 ;Os to 71 Os 14° 01 Os to 01 ,00 itoor 4" It, to 21 9s 1.w.." VRICEb OP HAT Atdb STRAW tESTERDAY. sr. JAMES'S. Hly SI 10s rn VI rls . 61111 Nay - 41 44 to 51 Ss S; raw 11 194 to 21 es Od I Str.tw - 11 II .to ..!s Clover - 61 Gs to 71 'ts MICE OF HOPS IN utw SAG/. Kelp 7I to ICI 'O Subsea 71 04 to RI Os Etmt .fll Os to CI Sti L'Oltol/6H MARKEL . rocarrs. I:ent 81 th EY 121 Oi Sussex 71 15s to 181 5' Farnham 201 Os to Jai HP RAW ,st Heilnt. and Steels Cp►l• 144.M.5. Ibrdioory is 4d to Os lid Market Calf - - .14s auk. tug. Horn 14a Od to 16. Od .smb 'tins, 2s 6.1 to 3s .6J. . , stable) •-;* 44 to t. 56•11 Middlings. 3- tit! to 3* %I Shell - ling*, 004 to .1101td—rl.7 UV I A1.1.0%a. S!. Jame:* Market Si 54. Town Tallow 1106 di Clur. Market be , Odl fallow Russia 112 s td 14 3liteclupel Attiltet Os 51 White ditto 1046 Od ,per stone or. slb. —....—..... I - Soap ditto .1036 41 12s 1043 I Melting Stall Ms 4kl Marl* 6s 34 I Ditto rough . 61,03 YMlow Soap 1 i CsalMottletl, 1446—Cbr , 1, 128s—Palm 00s. Cludies.r.r_Akrsep . 164.01 MeUION .. 176,4. _.. PRICE OP LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Binits 241 d 454 Calf Skins 36d 34d Ditto • 2v.M tad Ditto i'Dd 43d Mcchants' Backs 424 434141 Ditto 3!d 42d Dres4ing Hides 244 254 I Small Seals 4:al 444 Fine epoch Hi.its 25d 9.6,1 Large ditto, pet dez. 13os !Iris Crop Hidc*for cuct. tt2i , t 244 } l'anovd Horse Hides 21;t1 V9il Ditto 45 to SO Ibi 2341 2.54 p Goat Skit Iti Sits PRICE OE COALS—COaI. MARKEP, APRIL 15. Shipp at Market Sold PrJets. 10.4 t Newcastle - 1191 - od to 54. it Sunderland - s (hl to 491 G.l 0 Cinders - (Vi (id COUNTRY MARK!? VS Uitaitioua, April i4.—Wheat, per load £l3 19s fud t n• Barley, err quarter 36 to 41.15. Oats t!tis to tis. I.le4is 401 to tfts. Peas 53* to Osroso, April 14.—Price oIV a bushel of Whet Do. 7p.- 111 v Quarrern Leal, Cs. 11:tql. COURSE OF Amsterdam, It) .11 9 U Ditto at sight 30 0 EtCPLING E. Pskra.:), 145 , Ligharn, 62 Gepoly 54 Vesice,n. C. 52 LW. Pk c*. eliedite peg. sto. . . Rotterdam, c. 1. 9 G Q U Hamburgt, e 9 tf St U Altana 29 1 U Par it 1 ' day's da. 21 0 Ls/. Ditto, 2 Us. 21 Sh Bour4l..aus, do. 21 20 Madrid, i 9 Efeet. 49 Naples, 4, Lisbon 74 Oporto , 74 Dublin, 51 Cork, Ai PltifiCES 4;0L1) AND Portal/10(114W is Coifs, - ss. 0041. per oz. Foreign OW iv &vs - lES ss. Od. ,Il4ew - - £0 6s. i id. per oz. New llodbilhong, t 5 341,4. 01. Silver is tun per oz u.. (el. Dy the negligence of at boy Rot less than one ban. drvd thousand small plantation trees have been. de. gtroyed by fire in the Duke of TOM'S grounds ai thitlands. According to Act of Parliament, the income Tax expires six months after the signing of A Detinitive Treaty of Peace, Erie in contemplati.in, we under stand, to reduce it 2 , ; Per cent. each quarter,- accord. lag to which arrangement Gocarumentwill be accom modated in a inding up the expences if the war. hi Aft,R I ED. At St. Map's, Woolwich, the 15th of April,2l the Rei..Juhn Simons, CartUhl Maitland, itotkil Artslivry, to Elizabetbisecuud daughter of Mrs.Allll.; of that place. On Thursday, at St. lantea's Choreh, the Rev. Charles Fpen.. err Bourchier, of Hadley, to Miss Eliza Sturniao, of lei toyti.- surer. April 3, at Ramsgatei (he Alm Mrs. Fenner. April sr; ated64, ace Re - t. Win. Sfnit h. Rector of Swinton'. On the alt. at Exeter, Cittain 7vNxdy, of the Navy. •_ M. 2 .1 1 01 t COUGHS, HOAkSENtiSCS, Am. MR. GREENOIJGH'S PECTORAL LO ZENGES of 'l'ol .U, the grerf demand for which, after fifty year. trial, privres them a superior rense,ly for alt Coughs, Floarsenesses, Sore Throats, Asslunatic and Consumptive Com plaints. The genuine only have R. I-lAv w ad' viated on she stamp, by whom they are prepared, a. suacesior to Mr. Gees► nnugh, the Inventor. , Sold in boxes, at t I td. each, by his appo'tetment by F. New. bery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Suttr.n and Co. Row Church-yard; ilsoiley and Co. Cockopur.emet ;- Nix, Roydl Et. change ; Ward,:i4+, Molbora ; Clark, 469, Burottgh; Sanger, I in, Oxford-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-martyr ; Blake, SR, cadrlly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medic tit s. Where also may be bad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated Tinc tures far preserving the Toe: h and Gums, and curing the Tooth.' ach. in enlarged bottles, at a.. 9.l..each. 11 - 10M.le 1 AY I.olt y BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790,1 had been afflicted viith the !sues Venerea , which from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the, most entiaent of the faculty here, and undergoing several scene courses of salivation and :wire discharged from the I iospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the meat invetersiee nature. hi the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly toput a polity! to my exii.teuce. In this state, I was re commended by Mr. I. (who received so great a curs by them here.,) to take your I.eake s l'arent Pills,which I began to do on the 94;th May ; in the course of a fortnigh I Iwirait to receive benefit. In littl. more than a Month I became, by yeur liberal advice toad medicine, perfectly free from my for mer complaints, have recovered my former spirits an 4 strength, and am become jolly and fat, lit which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me,! sin at a loss In what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you for the good ef -ether suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasloo—in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful übOtlient very humble W. vane, ALEX. MURKER. Swan's Chise, Nigh-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house No. 9, New Bridge -street. They are also sold by bier ppointment, at the Perfumer's, No. SS, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Or ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, newly op petite the Monument; end by one person in every considerable town in England, &c. in bores only *Mkt each, sealed up with MI aid plain directions, whereby moons ofelthet sex may cure themselves w:tb ease and secrete. N,13. Every Box soil in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp weteb4pyfavourofibe CoMailsiloners,is printed at the Stamp Oats " t Tiyirii,l4•4;New kredimitrest." • Itlik .GIirIYZAT'S trtgrrShtiat itErMi.. -)HTEIC 'MOPS, are mad in Lornlnnole epatere sail, by tit. Boni*, 4, Cheapside • Neel/beep and bows, l!!, It. .... Paul's; P., .Edward 4 litre 'Shaw Lill Edwards) 'EC iDitto ; and .Ptiutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) 10, Bow Churchsyarsi,:ii. bottles at %el. 2s. and a small tribe at 4s, Oil: each. Thireatraordinary Medicine stands unisailllttlatt little 'tare of tnilii y irveterate and alartriog diseases 10 which .the Ihellia* body ii 'Object at all seasons of Ibe year, and in everrilintati,., bin the .cures which leave been ohm red front Ws ow in :He following disotelers, exceed every thing of the land mehtdil have come snider oar observation, Vb. Schrophu:a or :Klatt- Evil, Ciineers, Ulcerated Itegs, Wounds in any part of the Os 4), particularly Pbtulas, Piles internal or evernal, Leroy, *titbit tic Eruptions, and all Corrosive Hi:minim, when affecting 'the head,. ryes, or one part of the body or limbs. 'Lb. numerous eve -aces which are extant with reE . are. 'n its success Insbeourre of .Paralytic Alf:caws, Gravel, Rheumatism, and -R'iitunc-t. Gout, best attest its powers over time dreadful diseases. 1 1‘.1.::,y other duo to otig;nate from the Scurvy'internslly, an lie, as it tnir be said, dormant in deterrent for a sii ;irt of yeari ks hut are at last from their inietoraey moo -ed .into morn, an., pow duce 'a train of sufferiogi tub severe fur desa.ption, may le checked in their infancy be if few bottles of this itwaluatile re. mod,. In order to Verify these renuits, we solajoinshe follow ..ing interesting Cate, which contains fucts she ntest.impertae= liongliton Bridge, fnur tidies from Anintlitl, Sough. September 215, ISIS. ' Rea-wit is with.pleaturre that I roamouticate. to you •thrgooll effects of your VEGETABLE AN riscog EOUTIC DitUdt* imd from Which I have received a very extraordinary - cur;. ar t crue was that of a most inveterate Scrirvy,iebie,b ;wind • feeted my Leg., and In ore iif theft was seated thrcr.deepeetter wounds, with seven at others'snalliir in site but ennally.paitifill. the discharge mint the whole was iii general great, theta's**. mailon wrong. and my lite there:yr rendered truly weetched.-- Duebq this ailliction, Which I hibearesi under for foil 16 - yrotek lonlpeeivneed all die usual strides of curing bad legs; but 411Mbe nietalcittes and dressings were withdut any beneficial effeetyandi I rook your Vegetable Drops, a tees bottles of which caused ever /hind to heal ; aid made s petition care.—As witness my bast (signed) . T,HOMAS Gates. Wholesale Country Venders for Dr. •pilhert's Vegetable trod ilscortsutic Drops are, Brodirand Ilowdlttg, Salisbuty.; Williams and Dyce, Eitetio:; Gilbert, riymoutli-Dock.;Atuni sold retail** Hope and /ones, ,Draggistt, Port sea ; Befam s Druggist,•Poamis mouth; Legg, Ifnettnaster, Gosport ;* Brown • and Rowdeme, Newport, Isle of 'WIWI Hullo:, ,itunt.,ey ; Harm:, Soothing. too; Phtilipson and Prath, Chichester; White acid iPuillipsoq,. Brighton; Shoo/brook, Horsham; Monday, Worthing; 1E64, 3th:cheater; Haydon and Co. Plymouth; And. one respeetabh !Medicine Vender to most ;founts in tEne/aitil. . A D*lOE. WHEN Men of Educitio'n cad profonlonal*fli use persevertug (Mattoon to dissever the most site rid :sawn method of treat og.a haw prevalling IY.seasee, the Illieedet ,ul result of thew expecitnee Is the bast proof of superority. Messrs GOSS anzi Co. es relidar 111ensbers of Coe Moyer College •of Surgeons In 1-nudist', avt been Induced to maim the core of toe follovorng the object of their particular stiAtly a certa.n Diorder, freques,7 y ctortratved 41 a astatteut of iniotill catlon„ and its concomitants. Strcturas anJ (Accts.; which, tril an improved plan, are In edify and efinctually cured; &koalas bi;.:y, whether ar sin.? t7anl Barth:44M iadolgences, bunt* (fence .r •wsritt the:ties, to a secret solitary vice, too oftenest• happily pomaded I:y tl.e yowl of 'both ..est., to the one asst* qterii , y or tiarrrnsiess, and in the ether a uumeroto train •fairs. sous ti.‘estses, wh , ch, if not timely rentesHed, terminate In tura tonic - and eunstriipt In that distressing state of &NWy tar deficiency, uttelier the conset!tience nt loch baneful habits, or arrng from any other cause, by whteit the polices et tbestdefii , totion become enfeebled, as regularly educated Sergeons of Lon don, they oder a firm, safe, and speedy regiments* to sound sJ egurta,s health. _ Messrs. Goss and Co. ezcliwirely professing Ilse cure of thaw particular cornetist's, in order thn they may cot be,.'by mistaken few, marked wit% the dtriniuy so justly attached to the tgnoraor enspicic, adrift it but justice ro themselves to taw that they have been ..toperly ethicatel and hittatted into view branch of the profesitim (fertifica-es of whisk, ham different Hospitals, said testimonials front the most e ninent Physicists, they have to convince an, irquirer) 'bat the success resulting; from their endeavours first hUlaiteed them to quit•the practice dt 'he genera) Practitiut as, and they presume that their pretens.ooe constitute a .zit grotnei '.r the unprecritoted rotindcnce v. is wtrch they have, by the Public. hem so lifter-ally honoured. The result of a lons and extenst:e pract•ce has erebkd theft, by a superior method, to rehnive venereal complaints, hotter* nveterate oc' comp:seated • without sidlecting the patient to the had restraint to diet or esterase; and ut recent Cases where as early applicant:Bi is made est• diseovzry of . the inftretion, they fee gonad,/ perfoi'ni a ci.re in the ,pace of two asys. The on ptecetented success of their nierdet4 tratmtnt to• ch bat move beerihnown to fail in ene tingle installte hit prattler of iSysier, during which prolix: a any thsusand Orions of both Rezealguief been cured, erco after severe and aujurioilti nieetieds had beer pursued by•fother Prac Wooers without elect), Induoss thesnao thus pub' cly oar their advice : To be consulted daily by Patients of eitker sett, withseorshp, delicacy, and ateention.—Letter front the country, containiat the particulate of the case, age, and mationr of Using, Welsh* a retn'ttatice, .duly attetifled to; and advice and Medicine Sae warded to any pat t t.'l, Witlipbar. l:Willend Co "Woven'. IS, Witorerie-street. Pleotatitroet._ -- CTISGE7 MESS R S.CUR Co:Surgeorls, late in his Majesty's Servka, challenge the smote world to prove 4t s'ngle Itynance wkere thek Ilhdleitte al,l method of %care west failed of Itte di:2lmq! elr.-ct The pfartice 0 many years to the pardculat branch to their profession has sot ewen rise to cod unsueceurul t.see. They continue to direct their studifes ro the treatment and owe of Venereal Complaints, and that der..tigement or the *poses. which !eche canselueuce of the pernicious and isheiteftil effects efuf habit long sod must mill:typify pursueihy the yobthatieetheeee l / 4 its the one it will befoun.: to be the sootce of beerfe mom: friend:et. have itsravagesfatally developed te theft by a die- . (resting sire «t sl.obility, which, rime rinisdprettiedied, terminates In Impotence These-ere Us remote and ultimittliffeeba,whilecce ssmptions, lass of se escular powte,airivarims netwouscossiblefers usually characterise the tares staged of this winters/ vice. Of rer iansisishing uciler the disorders incident to such a habit treW treatment is simple and hai'never roved unsocomeflds idea mine rif a long, laborious, and iuuds ettetithid ciraeiew• • In the toast obstinate and oir•?licatra cases of venereal infection, beirti as obstritritiritt in the urethra, spongy etcrescences e kind std rams, callous ulcers, eruptions, seititiwi wealsucw,lgleetts, as also snlicpuß.Es, Whether recent or of long duration, and ettech Lace baffled the sit Et viother Pracrisinnses ;areby the r !Navin improved plan of treatment, effectlndly and permanently cored, ithou4the patient sufferng the excruciating pain and alarathag hemorrhage which omen fodowe the applicac'em of the lunar monk. In the years* to so years esteurere practice in this tue:ropulls, numerous s ilt 4trettires have been and are daily under their case, the 1016 i .radication of which .ere effected by a safe, Certain, and wipe* , roes mode of practice, superior to .ny other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, end delstltrj prvivedine from this Com plaint, is speedily reisioved, and the patio' , ,-estdred to sound and rgorotis health. But where the debility has foe years eels ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies c after the Stricture Ins, been destroyed, Is indispensably reqeisite to reviser ths slumbering sparks ot life, and to reanimate the constinitiou. , Several Noblemen and Gent:men, of the first respectability 'Ave beet under the care of Mes.rs. Currie and Co. fur the rev missal of complaints of the Urethra Strictures, &c. arid, Lav 4l l received a radtcal and permaient rare, request that reference' may bat made to them as satiatictor cvidrofts. of cited-sit) periwig , of Meurs. Curtis and Co plan of treatment. KO,' of these Gentlemen had Strictures tront tea to twenty years. and were under the care of kles , rs. Hine and Heseisidess and other surgeons of equarerninetKe, who attentpted their CIO by the appkesition of the lunar caustic ' without success. Patients iir. 'Country are request ed to state the pardeetar-. of their ease, : and manner of living, enclosing a Sank note for advice and medicines, and the ■use will be gieen et lurwarded to any part of the Kingdom. Messrs. Currie and Co. any be coosidted by either See, tell the greatest delicacy, secrecy and hsnaur, et their bowie, No tot. Hatton-rile. len. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR4Z. . Mnrni „ .... . • Aft/mesa ... .. 2U ntritvies af•er )NDONs Printed by I.Lvrt Kr NT, P•clet Plc;;:ina rublished them. and a• the bray ;Ace, rouple Bar. 1 1