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

MAIL. a ,PMEN, MAY a. , who, as Comnsissibnet frOrts the icenrding m the 3d Ankle of the 13d ult. is to cause Hatnburgh to ► the Allies), passed through this its Pay Hamburgh. He had an i fatal and the white cockade. .USSELS, APRIL es. particulars respecting the fate of the approach of the Allied troops to lade known upon authority that may most people were turned upon the proposals were made to this Pr in is; and to throw herself on the pro. lies, but she rejected them all, and la she desired to be spared all per . similar steps, as she was firmly re the fate of her husband whatever it kbided by this resolution, and because ?, ''that she would not leave the city the utmost necessity, she remained )ossible t and it is therefore not true city by Napoleon's order. As the ied nearer every hour, the disorder creased. The'real adherents of Na . more and more that they knew not Their Counsels and orders, partly coo ly impracticable, only increased the . the coming of the Allies was wished ious reports for or against the probabi read. A crowd of people assembled endome, and were preparing to pall statue, when they were deterred by who assured, they had heard that the enter t 1... city in the evening as con• 28th of March, a disinterested spec :see what would happen. Already were distributed, and the adherents of Wm(' more and more. Those, how out pf inclination or interest-, still ardently wished, that the Empress Parii, as they hope4l to obtain by her dation with the Emperor of Austria, inf with all the rest of the Allies ; but vabo were already gained for Louis 'oused'• to .obviate this resource. To :zed among a crowd of people, whom convince that any mediation in which light succeed, would prolong Napo. id with ihat.the misery of 'France. The to the' Palace' of the Emprtss, and tit ' she did net withdraw. This Princess ioice, and she left Patis ,not on the 28th was at first said by some, but) on the hours before the Allies entered it." preparations that are here making for persons of distinction, art probably story to a Congress, but the arrival of 'reign of the Netherlands, to whom it A.ustria is to cede the• Netherlands, for them a large sum from England, to be employed is redeeming the Vienna :nick of the 21st of April states, thatl be indemnified by keeping the' Dutch t that not only the Emperor of Russia, .mperor of Austria, are to go to London lerate important business than to pay a isit. The sum to bl paid by England in ten years by instalments. imm the West Indies brings the following destructive fire at St. Jago de Cuba : DE CUBA, FEB. 19.—0 n the 15th inst. lart of this city, through accident, caught M. The conflagration was awful and ireadfdl. The injury sustained by the industrious inhabitants of that cart of the immense ; in fact, their all have been id plundered. Several of the most re mtrchants have had their warehouses with its, buret dots to the ground. There about 1000`barriTief flour destroyed. The, ated ter rage with ilolettce till five P. M!— was novel in Cuba, the place being withoui finery to prevent the ravages of the fire.— the whole may be estimated at 80,000 of GUNPOWDER. —Yesterday afternoon, o'clock, a shocking accident happened .works manufactory of Messrs. Moaraan, estminster-Road, near the Asylum. Sy - or other, a quantity of the compounds been prepared 'for making fire-works, , and tiploded With a shock which alarmed ‘bourhood. 'That took place in the lower part ; which; however, •was not much damaged ;Went. A man and two boys were at the dyed in miring the compositions. The fire, ioded close to where they were, set their . blaze, and burin their bodies in a dread. Wanner. They ran Out imanecUately for assis, in their way passed close to a banal of •, which fortunately did nat.take fire ;--if whole house, toether with the fanidy. who were hi the up per part of it, sentild have to pletes. When these'Onforiunato .per :out Iti'the state dust ditiiihed, it via% some tore any of the people in the OW would yen to afford them aisistance Oaring to the fears they entertained lest the gtinpowCter Which was known to • deposited in the house would explode also, and de ''em. They were, however, at length carried sent to the Hospital With little hopes of re; One of the boys was so shockingly scorched [ace,neck, And breast, that he prayed thaideAth _xne and release him from his tortnres—hti is. dead, and the, others lie in A deplorable state. , • 7,y alright, a bib About twelve years of age , t th e cliffs about four4niles to the eastward of Ali, and was killed on the spot. sennight f At Linwood cotton-mill, a brby, ;one too near the machinery, was entangled Al torn in pieces in a moat shocking manner. Yesterslay.asLadylheasmer was walking on Maids. Edgeware-road, she was stopped by tsso fellosesc . whom snatched her ridicule, containing ies Dotes, with Which thq ran off : ; but ter Lady.' 'acniuding aliiin,.thrk"St Apped iti,John aL Pts &lane, with the propstVoinariediefir -,..- - —,- - :-.,- ; - - -- , - NA+.. :- .-.., * -- • - ;:7- - .....: t . .1 11111111 NIMPRIP#0 1 BRA . .' • • . !SRI General Nimbi, • King of France (at Convention of the'; . , be delivered up to town to-day, on hi the old French unik , The following pa Empress on the s Paris, have been ma be depended on c , The eyes of r Empress. Many p cess to leave Paris; tection of the Allis declared at last, the . suasion to this and solved to share the might be. She ads Napoleon wished except in case of t there as long as pc s• that she lett the I Allies approached and contusion incr poleon sheaved me what to do. The ' i ! tradictory, .partly confusion. ' As di or feared, various lity of: it. were sprt on the Place Ven down Napoleon's another swarm, w i , Emperor would c queror. On the ' tatcr Might tones white cockades w Napoleon diminu aver, who, either • adhered to him, •tnight not leave I • : means' a resoncili ' :andthrongh him - the majority, w •XVIII,. endeavc this end they ml: . -they strove to cc °the Empress mi . Iron's sway, and • . people flocked t, ' tered threats if s had now no oho; of March, as w; SOth, not '2 hou . . The great pi the reception of not preparatory the Prince Sorel is affirmed that and to receive f which sum is to paper-money. • A Vienna art • England is to t Colonies ; and but also the Err snore to accrle mere formal vii Is to be paid in • A vessel fro account of a di " Sr. JAW) the marine pat , • fire at two P. the effects dry • poor class of in . city, has been • destroyed and spectable men their contents have been abo fire continued The.ocese wa any machine! , • The loss in ,1 : - dollars." • EXPLOSION 4ut., four t *Me lire-wt itillse Wentr i tome means which had b i 4 caught fire, ; the neighbour i of the house, by the accii tune emplor • which explot clothesin a I • ful tinnier. tame, and t ' gunpowder, 1 it had, the 1 at the time been blown sons CAMEO time before ture to affft entertained . b e deposite WO, theta , . . away. and 1 . eatery. ( i . in 'thelice, A . . ofght 'colt since dead . atindAY `felt over a Arbroath, Monda) . ..,, baying go by it, and 'll Yesterd hill, Edge . - one of wii , . bank note ' , geati?. Pull Viood.laz .tI.IAISIIRGIL ORDeit t7P TOE DAt. • • " Headquarters. Hambeits, May 3. " The Marshal acquaints the corps of the armies he commands) that his Royal H i g hness the Count d'Artois, Lietiter. Ant General of the kingdom, acting in the name of his Majesty Louis XVIII. hes entered into a convention With the Allied Powers for the eva.' cuation of Frances " In: virtue of this Convention, the fixtresses of Hambiiigh and Harburgh) •and the forts depending upon them, are to be evacuated and delivered over to the Allies, in the course of the present month. M. Fouchi, General of Division of Artillery, has just ar rived at Hamburgh, as Commissioner of his Majesty 1 Louis XVIII. for the surrender of Hamburgh and 1 Hai-burgh. The Generals commanding the Divisions and A rni . cs, Mr. Commissioner Thomas and the Prefect, w he pleased to obey all the commands that General I: o .lchi shall give in the execution of the instructions with which he is provided. Dy order of the Marshal Commandant of the Place, 4. Tut PRINCE or ECKNIUM." TARZF AZ' lIOURDEAUX. OFFICIAL. PAPER. We, Lows AN corms, Duke of Angouleme, San of France, by virtue of the powers conferred upon us by the KING, dated from Hartwell, and being desirous of establishing provisionally the Custom-house ditties to be paid in the Gironde, the Glronne, and the Dor dogne, and in the seaports of the Department of the Gironde, the arrival of a number of British ships hav 'ing made this indispensible ; —After having consulted the Chamber of Commerce of Bourdiaux, and taken the advice of our Council, we have ordered 14 The resolutions tor entrepots, real or fictitious, for every description of merchandize, salt excepted, is suppressed. 46 The duties received on all exported wares and merchandise, are and shall remain conformable to the existing laws, and shall be received according to the Tarif of Duties on exportation. " The duty on tounige for every kind of vessel, shell not be more than 50 centimes per ton, and the prodoce shall be applied to the maintenance of the port. As The duties of entry on all merchandize or wares, and propeity imported, are and shall be fixed by the annexed Tarif, according to the value assigned to the several-distinctions of commodities. Valuation.' Duty. ' Tinder the.loolbs. or 50 kilogrammes SO Ai pr. Ct. Osnamental Weapons on the invoice amount .... t • 5 Campeche and other Dyicg Woods, per 13.1elbs. or 50 kilogrammes - - 50 Salt Butter - - - • 100 Cocoa at Carracas - - - - 150 Ditto-of the Islands - - - 130 Cassia - - • 60 Cochineal - - - - Soo Cinnamon - . • 400 Coff:e - - - - 100 Chocolate - • - - 125 Cotton • . - • ISO W;• ae Wax • • • SOO Yellow Wax • - - 150 Salted Hades • . • 40 Ditto Tanned - - • 80 ,Hides and ether prepared Skins . - goo Hata on'the invoke amount Hemp 15 15 15 15 . 50 . 60 Candies , Nails on the Invoice amount . - Mantitactored Coffer on the invoice amount Medicinal Dray - ditto - tortoise Shell - • 500 Pewter . . - - £JO I Manufactured Cottons, India Handker. chiefs, &c. on die invoice amount Stuffs ditto 0 ••••• . 300 Woollen Grocery, per • Brandy and other Spirituous liquors, per yoke Tin - . - - Bran - • . Thread - - Chi etc -.- Ginger - Vin, per eche Grease - • Coach Harness, invoke amount Olive Oil - Linseed Oil Lamp ditto Indigo - ',hiatus in bottles - Fla: . . cork . - - Oak Planks, per ICOO - Muslirr i invoice amount - . Muscated Nuts • • : 700 Molasses, per velte . .., 3 Lace Trimmings, Articles of Jewellery, Ar ticles in Leather, &c. of Morocco, Articles in Bronze, Steel and Iron, invoice amouat Pepper - - . 150 Hair Powder . . - . 150 Put-ash - - k2O Drawing. Paper, Parchment, manufactured Lead, Hardware, invoice amount • Bark - - SOD Ribbons, Swore, Cotton and Ncu, in . oko amount - - 1001bs. 20 - 120 - 300 • 100 - 110 180 . 150 • 30 • 60 '4. 700 • 300 - I SO • 100 • 40 . Refined Sugar, per 100 lb. Cloyed ditto Raw dir o Sewing SA, per lb. of 16 oz. Tallow Saddles, invoke amount • Tobacco (leaf) . . - 100 hilanufact tired Tobacco, without prejudice to the interior reguladons of that manutacture 150 Cloth, Calks, wince and ;gloated, invoice amount • ' Vermicati, per 16.4 b • Superior Wine is bottle, per dozen 'Lawmen ditto, in bottle, per dozen linegar, per vette e lipateisli and other Wine, invoice amount 10 / 41 - All merchandize not specified in t he Tarif is to be subject to a duty of 5 per cent. ad valorem. If the Value be not specified, a Declaration shall be wide C at the Custom House of the value, and the duties shall be regulated accordingly. In order to prevent fraud in such valuations, the Collectors shall be at iibertyto retain the goods imported at the price stated in the invoice or declaration, and 10 per cent. added to the same. 4 , The duties may be paid in bonds at three mouths. " The order then refer! to the Decree'd the 11th November, 1013, ett salt,' trod to that of the 18th October, 1810. The Tribunals of the Custom Houses rc4ogtliatld iii the latter niainbolished, and the old laws are Mired. • ".`• After twe months ftbni:theg4th . March the pie• sent regulations Ate extended to 'St. Jean de Lua, to all the Forte of the Adorn., iota is the heaboun be tween St:4o6 da Lug, andlihe ciennde. 44 tOAIII AIIIOIWS. (.ountersessed) 06 SIMMS DS DANIAS."„I : ,140 • /00 • *• IS 80 SO - . . too . 114 . 15 COURSE Or, rXCHANCE.'.. f ..; svo. 4:: /4 ! ti Peria.l arie.46.19 60 Lie. Napiet. • ‘...4,1t u :,) Ditto, 2 Us. 10 30 . 1.i41)0t, - ►, Soutdraox,des. 10 60 NOporter, -' ~ • . 1 Madrid, •68 , Ereet. Dfablissa, • • ~. • S It. ' Cadiz, 48 Egret. Cerk, - • Nntaterdem, 60 6 11 U PalertA6, Its Ditto at sight, 1 50 6 • Leekeut, 62 Rotterdam, t. f. 9 6 2. tl Glom, Z 4 1-Itinburgh, 48 U 21 U Venice,n. C. 32 I.l*.Pictole. Altotta, ES 1 •sk II effective sleet. area. • PRICES OE GOLD AND SILVER. Pottugal Uold in Cubi t , Wu On. MI. Plt eg• Foreign Gold in Bars .11•0 Os. Od. New Dollars, • Ito es. 11d. per et. New Doubloons, , e 0 Os. Od. Sliver in bars rr oz Os. COI COAL-MARKET, MAY 11. Ships at Market. bhipsauld. Pr oe. 171 Newcacile - -14 i . 465. 6'. to 561. a Sutherland - 4 - . 454. Sd. to 535. HIGH WA 1 ER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO •NIORRO W. Morning - • • 19 minutes t•ter Afternoon • . . 49 minutes uftvr BIRTHS On the lath instant, In Queet-square, llatti, the Lady of Stephen Williams, Esq. of Mount Cottage, Sumersetshire, of a daughter. Sunday, the Countess of Mansfield, of a daughter. Sunday se'nnight, the Lady of Captain Lapenuttere, of Fancy Vaie, near I.lhkeard, of a son. MARRIED. • Saturday, at Wimb'edon, Couut St. Antonio, son of the Duke of Cannizzarro, to Miss Johnstone, of Hanover-square. • The same day, Sir Davhl Ogilby, to Miss Elizabeth Dunkin, of Maidstone. At vortobello, near Edinburgh, the 91 instant, Mackay Hugh Scott, Esq. younger, of Seabank, to Miss Barbara Balilie, young est daughter of the late Lieutenant-General Mackay Hugh tiaillie, of Rosehdll. At Bt. Andrew", on the 20th ult. the Rev. Jnhn Findlay, one of the ministers of Perth, to Mary Anne, third daughter of Cath • cart Dempster, Esq. On the net itistaut, at Dun House, Lord Viscount Kennedy, to Miss Allaroyce, of Dunottar. At Glasgow, the 19:h ult. the Rev. John Ritchie, Kilmarnock, to Margaret, only daughteeiof Mr. Andrew Broenet,York.serum At Kersehill, the ::£o.h ult. Robert Leishman, ksq of Bornholm, to RaJbel, )oungest ti.sughter of Alexander Ralosay . , Esq. • DIED. At Edinburgh, the 29th ult. Walter Lockhart, E n . one of the Derive clerks of Session. At Edinburgh, the 26th ult. Andrew Ramsay, Esq. of White- Mg, advocate. At St. Andrew's, the 211 inst. John Pitcairn Struthers, young est son of the late Rev James Struthers, nunister of the Relief Chapel, College street, Falinburgh. On the 25th ult. Dr. Peter M`Dougall, iu the 37th year of his age, of fever. At Bogart, Sutherland, the 15 th ult. Capw:n Angui NPKay, late of the Rea Feneibles. On the 10th January last, Robert Gordon, Esq. of Dentarara, late Ouvervor of Derbice, M the Want of Martinique. friday se'imight, Mrs. Bowks,wi:e of the Rev. li. H. Bowles, of Yarmouth. At Bangalore, May 23,1512, Captain Bober: Beauchamp, serving lit tho kion.Eso India Comp..ny's He se Ant:hay. Latsly, at Calcutta Mrs. Russel , wife of William Russell , E l q. Surgeon seta the - Bengal 2.rablishment. . . • - _ ---- 4 , - CIENUi'Nk. MEDICINES. FFNEW BERY and SONS, in St. Paul's Courcli. . yatd, Whams t. e Palk, that the Prices of their Medi c.sies, with the late Dvties, are as follow ; and that the Nam ber of their House •is '45, the third Irons Cuea,tsule! s. d. s. d. Dr. James's Powder 29 I Dr. Stens'. Opodeldoe 2 9 i --. Analeptic Pills 4 1 -- Cinivulsiori Oil 2 6 —d— Antilibous PM; 2 9 -- Camomile Lrops 1 9 Dr. Auititt's Chalyb. do. 4 0 liisence of Col.sfkot $ 6 Delby's Carminative 1 9 Mr. Spences Denatriee 4 0 Panic Pills 2 9 Lozenges of Bilis 1 114 1 AwrancP's Powder 46' hnglish Coin 2 9 the Cephalic Snuff 1 l 1 t'ete de Jujube II P Unit,+ al. rlote " V. NEW lIE.RY," be engfaved in the brainy% the above cannot be i,etiOne. Dr. Hooper's tills 1 15 iit•nry's Magnesia ll 9 Glas,'s MaEnesia $ 6 btroug *fillet. of Batt 441 F.,sence of Ginger 2 9 Husitam's ditto 9 6 clacltrob:tia Sans 2 9 Inglish's Scats Pal 11; 't he'Eati Medirinate 11.0 Maredarn's Drops 3 6 0 reennugh's Tinctures 2 9 Spilbury's Ditto ' .6 0 --. Tulu Lozenges 1 iti Grant's Cough Ditto 1 6 Sonthitig Syrup 2 9 Welch's Pills . 9 9 Ipecacuanha lozenges 114 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 •„, Ample allowance will be made upon these and all other Medicines of repute for eapertation. . rpHE gteatest discovery in the memory of man is A s . universally allowed to be the celebrated CORDIAL. BALM of GILEAD, which is a certain and effectual remedy for Ntrvitus Plunders, juvenile ind'scretiors, !canes:* of spirits, female cons plaints, head-ache, debility, loss of appetite, rels.ati o ns , iodi s e*. tion, coughs and ords, bilious eases, ccosuniptions, gout in the stomach, impurities of the blood, gleets, seminal weakness, Btc. Prepared only by S. SoLgssom, M. D. Author of the "Guide to Heeltb," aed oilier valuable Works, -Gilead House, near Li- verpooL , ' Sold by Mathews and Leigh, 19, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford street, London; Mrs. Smith, Perfumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh; L Baxter and A. M‘Donald, Glasgow ; and all Me dicine Venders. Price I Is. each, or four in one family bottle for 331. by which one Ile.hottle is saved,with the words" Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Of whom may be had the celebrated AN l'l-IMPETICINES, or Sol..mon's Drops (without mercury, or any deleterious pre patatiou)„ stand in the highest estimation for the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, and aU disorders o riginating in an im pure state of the blood; heing gradual, gentle, and almost im perceptible, in their operation—the best substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangerous miner..l Mercury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel all noxious and impure juices, give strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and Mel iorating both body and mind. Price es.6d. and Ss 9d. a bottle, duty Included. Be careful to observe the words, " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved In the Stamp, without which none are genuine. •"'* Dr. Solomon imtpects, when -consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addressed— " Mont Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gile a d Hew, near Liverpool. Paid doireSe postage" DIXON'S ANT IBILIOGS • • To' Mr. DtXdta, Apotheeny, SIR-4 take the rashest opportun it y to acquaint you that I have received the most wonderful baulk frtim the use of your DIXON'S ANTI/311.10US PlLLS,which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and an those friends to whom I &std• `uteri them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they de clare them to he the hest Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of seve ral Ladies and Gentienlen who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibilious Pills 2—Charles Taylor ' Esq. Ja maica; William Shaw Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodtiff, Spanish Town, ditto ; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, F.sq. Old Harbour, sidirto; Allston, Esq ditto ; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Penlitnon, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullen, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna ; G, P. Polack. Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, king -ton, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. - Attn'e; Mrs. Wooden', Spanish Town; with many other persoes44 the first respectability.—Sir, your most obedient servant THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. boner's, 4, Chearide, Corner of Bt. Paul's ebstrcb-Yard; by Sharp and Belant, Portsmouth; Jones, Westes, Atlnutt, and Mallory, Ponces; Hall, Johnson, and Hardier, Gosport ; Coleman tend Jacob, Sheerness • Peck and Ross, and Turner, lull ; Healing, Cosaltweethy, Neetleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Birtnishim ; • Staines, Lynch, end Atkinson, Manchester Trewman. Easter; Baxter and IlittDonald, 41asgow ;Biasses and Barry, Bristol; Steventon and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Edvraris sad Penny, and BilNnse and).athbuty, Liverpool; Neale •0444ser, Dover ;.White, Brighton ; Roberts and Ruff, Chel tenham; gad retail by mom . osscey Medlin' Venders, is h oses at ss. ed.queLeo. emote • a rt iTTALtittes Atnrelissout -rot.• 1: moo aE the,. Pills is lililioas Camp s* liet-iges. ,g es atusies, frt. are mg knows, by many yew! sajeflerera $ 10 iltelitation Lam of Apptdre. habitual Car hresms, and 'las dutptiroua ash; of Medics, tidying from Cotentv lots d-hiati.ed hot climates. as Is she more frequent *dater , tel t ISC Various hurries ad Er, dame prsthwe durmast tspiry to, and they are so ismocent In their MAIM 3 . to re."'" re"""' Sold by E. F.chval'As, 06, :it Paul's Chan:ll.yard, 1.010480.*c• it, 9d. titer:bifida Dot. 45.0 d.: also tf Sestet; 00610-5.-- CRANES PATENT wovaa sazitmes; WOOds ARC 'tHE mosT FatQurtbrr _SOURCPI OP CHMDRUS" DlsgAiE 4 t Their SYMPTOMS EVERY PARENT and OCA10:19.1 1 of CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They Items* of appetite, a littleness of the colour of die face eroadattee irregular skate of the bovrels, attended after with *Add WO they bring on convulsions; they affect the gmwth of the Indy and they prove fatal, b; endlhg in a cottauniption or decay. thtilli as a preventative and cure of thew tharenjng conclaints, the alsog secellent Medielne.is universally &Wove& en the testinuartivietZ highest characters in this country , both atd rani nd Sty, to have no equal. The ir public sipvrobetlon, siva ti; 'IA Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of Its wuntkrtal In their own Moines, stamps its merit beyond compethiusa,* &torso sanction to it, of which no ether Modiebessii the bit can boast. Patents and others. who hire the tare of Wits* should have this remedy ma flunk Medicine in tweet to, wire, ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way litoiettd6 whit iit will always be found to relieve. • Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. ButlerN, No. 4,Ctlealtsicle.tlif corner of St. Paul's Chu rehiard ; Sharp* balmiest** bitlitstsfunt mouth ; I ones, Weston Alisnot, and Mellory, Parma ; NlA*** .lolihstori, Gosport ; Coleman and hal, Shim:rum* NS* :1 Ross, and. Turner, Hull ; Holland, Cookiverthy, Nettletnts, Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd ) and Swinney avid 00.11kr. mingtsani ; Staines and Lynch, Maneliestert Truism% Bret.; Smith, Manierton,Reaburn , Scott, and BeitterrEiliniseight ter and NPDonald, Glasgow ; 'Bulger sod Barry ) Poristol.; vengon and Co. Norwich; swir ten, likeetee radwatdit ate Penny, and Billings and Latlibitry ,Llverpool; Dlsietad Isedim, Dever; White, 1514bron ; Robes ts, idiots, and RallkOselita. haws; and retail, Sy most minor) aesthetes* monlers, lima. 94. Qd. 'A ss. &Leath. ~ _ NIV HEN Men et Education and ;Innon' finel 'ski use persetering endeavours to deaths" the roost tits jeil nava method of treating a few prevail.* Mottos, the seeneles fekeesult of their experience is "behest p e r of euperintite: •Messrs. GOSS and Co. as revile , Members of tile littipei College of Surgeons in London, :me been ind.wied to wain the cure ut the follow* the object of thew, essatulce stgdp,-ega a certain Disorder , frenueutty.conakte4 in a menient.ok that cation, and Its concomitants. &rictuses and Gleets, Mttcb an improved ohm, are speedily and effectwae cirri! ;as abet fies • bitity, whether arising tram Bacchanalian imhdgettees, lemesids dente it —.sem climates, or a nerd watery rat, ton .dash tees happily punned by the youth of both niens,. to ahe lens vowing sterility or barrenness, and to the other a epetis train pf taus diseases, Which, if nut timely reetaMt4 tetutthete ltkni tete and co n s • In that diatreethig date of eletililty eft deficiency, whether the annequelece auch hutalut hablif,.st ar i s tnafrom any other came, by which thortwers et the *Si.* v....i0n become eVetbled, as regularly Attested Surges:vs ski Lea don, they offer a Itmi thing aid 'speedy restotesioa ",sated aid !looms health) Mesa* Cgas-antiCo. stillistsety proresting the Care ntahne particular complatins, hi sults that they way eel bee 4 a mistak • few, marked lith the obloquy so t rZ eiv e %attached to the Ignorant empiric, think it hut Janice is es eteeit that they have been peopedy educated and Witting& Into eat* branch of the profession (certißeates Of which, froth sWfortnit hicapitals, and testimonials trona the most e.ninent Phtsicione4 they have to convince asp inquirer) that At mecca twaltsill from their endeavours first indeeed than to quit the ;Nrainace the general Practitioner, and the, } t"riu"ne that their mews eat constitute a lair ground for the unpretedented coulideette which they have, by . the Public, been so liberally honoured. . The result of a long and extensive praetteettaa enabled than. hy a superior method, to rcntore venereal eontjhaletie liowemt !neeierate or complicated, without *Attains the •ritient in the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cunt where se early applkation made on dietiovery oldie infection, ow .. quencly perform a cure in the short els axat tiro Mt t i e . precedented success of their mode at maims* ( bas newt been known to tail is eons sink Limnos Uts preedee of Nyder% during which period re say thousand p e rsons of both osmium boon ever...ahem seven, arid injetioes methods bid biest penned by other Preciitionen withost offset), &s le thus publicly offer their advice. To be eonttalteit daily by Patient, of either set, WM delicacy, and attentson.—Letters from the cosintey,idandaing Use particuiars nt the case age, and manner of hang, ntdhaPli a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and Meth** warded to any part of cht kingdotr. Gottsaanel Co surezens. I 11, - ri ft./41"W • ••••••••••••••••• LONDON: Pt ;nod by Litvits. Kanr, P f ckett Plate; pubttsbed *wept:id at the IforVillre i Tettipti Bar. NO Disorders have contributed snort essentially te, destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which seeltho consequence of urguseded pleasure. People of every rank pap adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, bet where the Conedtintsua bat been tainted by Disease, a renovation of stabtiity is iinilgrio• sably relutdte. Twenty. years have we devoted ant' preesios to the exclusive treatment of the following Disortlets; and the wee eessful molt of our plan gives us additional ardour to °pipes% of far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaint% which see the most important in the catalogue of Hansen Infirmities. Aka lnitiatioa Into every broach, as Navy Surgeons, we formed* wish. at an early period of practice, to fescue individuals from the iL . norance of uneducated men, or the equally daemon gretpitancy of geral Practitionen. The ne Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our at• tention, comprise every species of Venereal Intection; all kinds of Debility, whether arising from the habits of settarsl treys. or the indulgencies of maturer age; _ that dernigenteet of the System in Women, which Is called Barrenness or SW4I .1 Seininal Weaknesses, Clews, Obstructions in the (Intim ; as also Strictures, whether recent o r of lun g duration, sod which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are by our present improved plan of treatment effectually and perma nently cured, without the lenient suffering the exerneistitig rain and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows the applins• don of the Lunar Caustic. In the course of our excessive pranke in this metropolis, numerous cases of STRICTURES have beets and are daily under our care, the total eradication aerialists ef fected by a safe, certain, and expeditions mode aeon supetlae to any ether yet adopted. The weakness, Mazatlan, tad sieht• lity, proceeding from this complain' are speedily removed. and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Best it the debility has for yeas. existed, a proper pepieverance In slur restorative remedies is indispensably requisite. to revisethe shins berms *paths of We, and to reanimate the etunettotioss. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste In the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and It not unfrequently hap pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the Indiscretion o! an unguarded hour. By a superior method such complaints soe easily cured; and even where others have failed, we trust etxt . we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. test, hetet ever, are the cases of complicated disttess In this'ditorder, nem. pared wish the calamitous situation of men, who, front an lodu gence In a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashlooshie life, acquire that state of debility which is the unsvoidablicolie %acute of such pernicious habits. , Where the unhappy still..re , broods ever his ninety, but carefully conceals its novartunea, n may be some consolation tar him to Moir, that although It her lts object of doubt or uncertainty with other Practition e rs, the re moval of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of Refitment' , s Is the acquirement of our experience.: If the the. of Beeches ”r Venus have begun to reduce manly rigout., much muddy set:l be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid state, nine in these cases no great di ffi culty will occur. ' Married Woman, who have-long been Almappointain r expectatlons of a fatuity, may be assured, that in most instanter, such defects are curable by Medical skill. • • • The secrecy which is so essential tO our andertakieg, and qualidestinns ssiikh we -have presumed to state, form the Is 41 of our pretensions. and in coincidence with mei: this intintst is g iven, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may I , e orinsuktd,he dents of either sex with the greatest secrecy and Unger, at theta House, No. 107, Hattowger‘en. • • 'Patients in the Country are requested to rot t i n rott i e , t ian of,their csite, aim and rneral lir..!`a of living,' ind enclosing a re. mittance for advice and Medicin so, when the same *di bailers .or sent to any part of the Kingdom. 4 CURRIE ant Co. Surgeons, Vs. ttZ ttidminrden • • - *A . • A . j rIBER 8481. ,Ul. BO . tiogbourn Calimams, a mall Teu tonic party 16 0 ev. S. Courtney, Orion . 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John Williams, Zs" HE SECOND ANNUAL MEETIN SOCIETY will be held at the Paul's Head 'ray ! on TUESDAY NEX l'i the lith Instant 'rbe , Chair *Blr ends ot ter taken a . t tiTwelve ton are ot:Fd• I. DANIEL. WILL fh,/ • . ~ 10th, 1114. JOHN JONES, ., 5 DISTRESS IN GtitMANY. 4 w - BILE Europe is nuking in the i prospect of Peace,rad every keen is dev;sl - • - re means ofsiVior e vent to the generous I the COMMIT FEE for re li eving 1115 1 S I'R ' • • ' deem it v , aerly needful to renund Britons F ~ . kb& of tat'orclit impresperhy, no way of s to A .tllllllt PIMTIOV‘Ct for the blea.ing, ', defof the &strewed, the rescue of those w .. . 'I be necessity, so often stated, fee aid to \ at, still exists : moth bas already been de of tio,ooo has been nobly contributed , and a to alleviate sorrows, Which the heppier Aige country ci Will scat Cat) , enable us jarly to con are hiihitsm of Sufferers to whom the hand m yet be extruded, to et life ; and never was 14 He wbo gives promptly. givssalouble , " more Details of these Diatraws will be Mood in Wee, which. as well is Papers for ' imitations, may be bad at the Landon Ta remann's, Strand ; to the number of VS gads number on large paper at is. and small • ed. Amount already advertised AILING ISH suiscairsiows MKS RECILIVID 1 '. * i• ' : - At Committee Room. Mr. Janata Enrol I A labouring Mab, per Miss Read Mr. Palau Li 0 Mr. E. Read • •., rev. Horace Man, Let. S. R. Hackney, I , 1 . tingbourn •5 0 dotal _ .. , p, wardens, • Rens, dialog lion its S.. Blskesosso. drl..•se. sew Mrs. Addy, E A Mks frost L J. 0. 5. C. 0. Mr. Pao Eh I