Star. — London, England, 1817-06-10 00:00:00

t - t MR. ULNA. Yesterday a mnst splendid dinner was given at tie Clarendoo Hotel to this celebrated French Actor by the princspai Performers of Covent Garden Theatre. 14r. FAVIATT was called to the Chair. On one side a-f Min were placed Mr. TaLstA and Mr. KestnLE, and on :It:: other, Ikalr.Yousq and Sir C . , infi3lt Sal lIT, ss - bo svas the only person (not ab.olutely b e l o n ging to the Theatre) invited no this occasion. Mr. C. l'auat.a . prended at the bottom of the table, which was filled by eighteen principal Pafurruees of the alsovt•tuenti , ined Theatre. The cloth being drawn, the Royal Family were drank in succession—the Duke ail YORK st.th particular molts of respect and rratetude, an einia• quetiCO of his kind condescension ia. intcrest:ng hinasel! so mod' in behalf of the Fund tatablis!teil at Covent G.ar4en for Decayed Actors. La l ly an the evening Mr. F.:v.-Garr rm.., and spoke to the t,sllowing eff et : Mr. l'aLsta— The ht )) )) Ut of presiding this day being IMPS perted, lam woe prepared to say that which 1 think rbs-u -ral MI such so OSCalli r n lust. is initaissible fur me to riur mot p epos, rum breath, ssoliout seiritg , he opportuttoy of re. turolog ! ou thanks in my own name, and iaa that of all my bre- arra, IMt boomer anal ?lemurs you have confa.rieit ou us by lOW presence this day. Your lame, Sir, as an ::cwt, has been too oft a proclaimed by your own co.sistrym,n, and re termed aslinitted by all foru t ;tiers, not to have er aced in is, an. ar. bent desire to sec att.i know you. Circumstances have lately f , ,!ketl art that have isermitted many of us to visit your country, here we have %sun:used a .lisplay of your hist dank power=, 111 a manner that has tar surPassird our nto.t sanguine expectrion. lbs.% S.r, alone s could have been suflitient to have secured for Too every respect and attentstm Irons use, %shim you had brill 'leased us teems hut, Sir, there ts. mow Ler c feu ntsrarce that has greatly endeared You to as all—a corcun..tance that has tendered wuat would have been as ace of ciwney the repayment of a drbt of gratitude. Sir, y.dir kind reception of all my Ines three who have ionised Palls, your gentlemanly atteptom to those whom you found •traugers tiaid brother protednirs, has convinced sa,, that With the character of a great Actor, you blend the ac euniph,Led Gen.leman. 1 thereibre, Sir, lit the name of the Aeons of England, thank you, and drink your health, hoping you may long enjoy tt, to eoutillue the ornament of the French ntage, and wisoing you affluence and bakpincss whenever you phrase :is retire.' Mr. TALNIA" rose, evidently affected and delighted by this address; he tett*: ned his thanks with a modes: sensibil ty, that made a strong impression on emery one present. The evening now pissed on with a rational flow of entertainment that never was sur passed Men we say that MATIIEWs, LIaTON, YoUNG, Limo?, 31 , :CLAIR, DUnUsEr, &c. &c. costri btved to time Minizy of the day, we need add no more to convince our Readers it must hare been most delightful. V'/ben Mr. Yam:Err ruse to propose the health of Mr. IiEOI3LZ A he said—" He felt hit-i -nk greatly eurbarrasigst, as the presence of that Gentlerh:lie ebtally restrained him from indulging his, u) speaking of bim as lie could wish ; out, is lea was ilddrsssing persons who were perfectly competent to a, oreciate all his merits, he should ciai-' tent burned Itf, saving, that, whether they drank him as publi;.. or private character, he ,s equally respectable; and that he took with him to his retire ment not only the applause of a gratified public, but the.good wishes ot all his brethren." This was re ettived with an enthusiasm unparalleled ; it was many minutes bdure Mr. Kstallt.e found an opportunity of replying; an.' when he did, it was in a style of good taste, of he of all men is so pet fect a master; be thi.nked his b;ethren with allow ot eloquence that spontantously sprung tro:n his heart ; and, towards the latter part of his speech, became sensibly affected. This communicated itself to all present, wits sympa thised in his feelings: perceiving which, he caught 1,44,41 A by the hand, and emphatically finished his speech with these words-66 My dear Talma, it is Dot the least part of my gratification in meeting you Isere, that you are a witness ot this scene ; and I beg, when you return to France, you will tell your Brother Actors bow an old Pertormer in England is treated by big Brethren on his retirement."— scene alto. gether was highly interesting, and .the day finished with a glow chi conviviality that will never be lop gotten by any that were present. - . Friday sennight, a fire took place in Welimeadow amet, Paisley, by which two front houses and some beck buildings were burnt to the ground. Tueqlay mt.rning MR, about ten o'cli Or, the smithy and adjacent buiidings belonging to Mr. Cortney, trap-builder, of Chester, in his yard on the bank, ut the'Llee, were discovered to be tin tire, and such was the rapidity of the dames. that tt.e utmost exertions could not prevent them In m - spreading over the thole et the east side of the yard. The saw-pit, Lots, toot.room, snouldiag.rounis, &c. were next at. tacked, and presented one great mass id fire! In about two bows, was all this valuable property de urged. Wednesday seannight a dreadful fire broke out in Derby e anose destructive than any former one within' the tecidlection 4)i the oldest inhabitant. It was discovered about half past eleven o'clock, in a large building situate in Bridge -sweet, Nuns Uteen, on the outskirts oi the town, the lower part occupied by Mr., Elisha bleacher, as a trimming shop, ware. hoo.e, counting-house, &c. The upper part appro. primed for the schoonooms conducted ou the prin ciples of Dr. Bell's system or education. The pro. mess of the lire, aided by a high wind, was sb rapid belore any attempt could be made to arrest its progress the building %AS almost wholly in flames, and nu exertions could save it from the complete r2atruction winch quickly followed. Unhappily about an hoof alter the fire was first discovered, it was found that the ni,schief had communicated to 23 adjoining silk mill occupied by Mrs. Davenport. Two bmices in iront apparently separated the large build rigs, but they communicated with each other backward. Clouds of smcke Were first seen to arise tram the roof of the silk mill, and directly afterwards an immense volume of flame burst from the upper storey ; the roof soon fell in, and the fire descended from door to floor with so much force arid rapidity, that ist less than an hour the building was com. pletely gutted. The buildings being very lofty, then appearance, surmounted by the conflagration, added to !lie failing of the burning timber and the myriads of fiery particles carried aloft and to a considerable distance. by the wind, presented a picture of terrific grandeur.happily. but seldom witnessed. A valuable horse and a fine dog, the property of Mr. Smith, which sere kept in the building, unhappily perished in the dames ; but we have the consolation to add that no bonen lives were lost, nor have.we heardof the ocouregra orastaraidgbt on.duraccasion. GRAND FEU AT PARIS. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PARIS, JUN 2 5. " The file given by the British Ambassador, yes terday evening, surpassed, in taste and magnificence, whatever hid been seen before, in com.nemoration of the anniversary of the Sovereign. The splendid suite of apartments were appropriately embellished, and red and n hire roses, encircling columns of laurels, happy emblem of our union and force, decorated the whole contour of the supper room. A repast, at which the various fruits and delicacies of the season were profusely lavished, offered a ravishing coup .Coil at one in the morning, and the company recom menced dancing an hour after. To cite the perso nages who aftrnded, would be to name all the fa miiies of distinction, national or foreign, inhabiting the metropolis. The French Knees, with the ex ception of MADAM, * were rresent. The INFANT of SPAIN remained a full hour, appsrently much de lighted with the splendid scene. Her lt:iyal High ness the Duchess of Iltattit left the rooms early, in' calserptence ut her advanced state of pregnancy.— Doke of WELLizauri,si appeared in v!;collent health and spirits. His Grace quits Paris, tor Cam bray, to-morrow." SPORTING IN7 LLLIGLNCE. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, JUNE 9. DONCASTER ST. I.EGF:K. 5 tot agar Mr. Wye* %%ilk.lock. • b to I ago Sir 'Minna* Stanley . * Caledonia. High odd, a l :st any other. Sweertaket nr 500 Guinea.; each. at Newmarket Oetnher hireling, itetWeen Equator, Grey Skin, :old Sir 1 homat, p. p.- sto on Giq skin. Match of PUh Go:neat, at Newmarket October Mectinr, cv weight-, p.p. between Lavinia and G.: :Ale —Ertti be nag /king settliog day of the .INott Races, there w as little Ix ttit g. PEDES FRIANISM AT WORNIWOOD SCRUBBS. Baker nn nirlit, at half•past nine o'clock, completed 4 , 2 miles. Eaton a• ten minutes past ten per formed 41 milk... flatter having gone in the whole, from hi, commencement up to that time, 1.5511 . : mites , and Eaton 154ti1, mile+.—Yesterday morning they both renewed their labours at six o'clock, and travelled on MO:di-past soon, having then gone five miler each ; and, awing to the incessant lain, they did no start again till halt.paer eleven o'clock,and in a quarter of an hour they were oeces.itated to re.. tire, the grauutt being a mice puddle, I,av ng dune only one mile more. Halt a men were employed to strew the ground over with sifted cin.!.'rs, &c. but their efforts proved fruitless, and the l'edestriahs w.rc not able to resume their labours at four o'clock, having gonuokince morning up to that !MI, ohly tut llliirs. GREAT FOOr RACE. The great match against time was &tided yesterday on Acton bottom, and the :towers et the pedestrian astonished the .ma• tours. It seems that this Old Tom, but little known io London, was a soldier in the ',Veva Militia, and he yesterday gape CU 'lime a specimen of Ms qualiflcationis. His came Is Jenkins, and Colonel Barton matched him for 200 guineas with Captain Bar clay, to do 13 miles its an hour and 34 minutes and a half, he havtng•pertonned the distance on Finchley common a few w. eks since in one hour and 33 minutes. In this match he kept before Time every ine►s Or ground. He did fen Mile* in wile hone and 11411 a minute, and be performed the task of iS IViile3 in one hour 31 minutes. Betting before starting was i and 4tol on time. I his man is dicliedly the best pedestrian of tior day, and eons( herinrthat the rain fell heavily dtiritig the race, the per formance rivals any thing of the sore on record. march was run on a mile of ground. ifELANCHOLr ACCIDENT. (FURTHER PARTICULARS.) The names of the young men who were unfortu nately drowned in the Thames, opposite Mill b ank, on Sunday afternoon, are, Thomas Randall. No 8, Orchard-street; John Richards, the son of a trades man in the vicinity of Carnaby-market ; Jams Smith, iesiding in the same vicinity; James Bushell, of Nu. tt, Rupert street, Piccadilly ; and the female was servant to Mr. Grantham, of St. Julin.street, Clerk enwell, to whom Bushell had been an apprentice. On Sunday he proposed to her an excursion upon the water. The other young men were his school-, fellows, and they all hired a small skiff of Mr. Suf.- LiVaN, boat-builder, Millbank, to which a sail was affixed, and they went as far as the Red House at Battersea, where they stopped for some time, and were returning home, when, opposite the Spread Eagle at Millbank, a heavy shower of raio came on accompanied by thunder and lightning, which ren dered the boat unmanageable. The persons in other pleasure boats heard the fe male screaming violently, and she was seen grappling with one of the men, supposed to be her sweetheart ; in a few minutes they were all seen to fall into the water; every assistance was immediately rendered, but the men all immediately sunk to rise no more. The female's cloths kept her afloat till assistance ar rived, and site was taken in an exhausted state to the' Spread Eagle public.house. The• assistance of two gentlemen of the faculty was soon obtained, and although life was visible for a long time, their exer tions proved unavailing. The drags were out since then till five o'clock yesterday evening, and only the body cf Sinith was found: The party were all under' the age of twenty, one of them had been to sea, and is supposed tohave had a knowledge of the management of a boat. It is not known whether the accident was occasioned by unskilful management, by the sail, or by the confusion created in consequence of the tears of the female. The whole of the party were lost. During yesterday the banka of the river, near where the accident happened, were crowded with spectators. Tuesday se'nnight, Mr. Webb, coach proprietor, of Litchfield, lust two valuable horses, worth a hundred guineas, almost at the same instant—both being killed by loose stones on the toad. One of the above horses broke his thigh, by slipping lightly from the stone ; and what is most remarkable, with out tailing. The following act of swindling was practised on Saturday se'nnigbt in Cambridge :—Two men, appa. rently horse-dealers, who had slept the preceding . .light at the Wrestlers Inn, accosted a farmer lIIIMCO Harrison, by inquiring after a man Who was known to Mr. H. and requested hint to go with them into a ' toorn at the Wotylpack, whilst they virile a letter to that person. One of the' nun then asked Mr. H. to {lye him change for a RIO note, and, when he had .ounted nine or ten RI notes, the fellow took then. ip, 'without giving a £lO note in return, and went of the room, saying, there was a person passin g :o whom he wished to speaks The other man al., tett the room, and Mr. H. aftpr waiting a very shoe time, went to seek after them, but found they has! mounted their horses at tits Wrolltirs. and node off. A., CEIoiRLFS The original of the following letter, in the hand writing of King CHAIILEIN is now in the possession of a Gentleman in London. The Acquittance (Re- ceipt) alluded to, of which we also give a copy, is written on the back of the letter itself. The sal at tached to this letter is an oval, three-eighths of an inch in length, and something less in breadth. It is kno.en that this Monarch had a diamond seal. It wia be esteemed a favour if any of our Readets, wl.o know any thing of this seal, will favour us with a description of it. " I am soe much informed of your good Affection to me that I cannot doubte of your readinesse to assist me with the Wane of fifty pound web I will repay to you as soone as I am able and tlie Acquirance wets the Bever shall give you (who knows the way ul returnirg it to me) shell be your di charge, and eiblelge me; Anil I sb dl take your readinevic to assist me herein very well from you and <hall alwayes be, 13rittelles this 28th of May 1658 K Your affretionate Mode " CutAPLES " I dor acknowleg to have rreeved from lobo ITTs - oire Aldermln of Looden the sum of Etty pound st-sling v•itc:,:ss my laud this 3t,th of June 1658 ";o •i [Pe i" ENGLISH BIVIOPRICKS. Statement of the value of the d;fferent Sees, accord ,g to the present rentals; the inequality among them is generally little kn iwn. TitneEssons. Ca tterbury. Tbe Duke of Rutland's Cousin (Dr. Chas. Mat:Hers Sefton) £20,000 y e , k Lord Vernon's and Lord Harcourt's Brothrr (Dr. Olwar.l Venable Vernon) - 11,000 Durham. Lord Barri .gtun's Uncle (FL S. Bareingto,) 24.01 m Winchester. Lord :Jor h's &Belt r (him. B. Nom ) is non Ely. The Duke ul ku:kiud'r Tutor (UI. Spark,) I 'c.t) 0 I...tidoti. I )r. I Liwley., - 9,001; 114th avid Wel.s. Duke of Gloucester's Tir.or (Dr. it. lk.i.lot!) - . 5,00 ) I Chichester. Duke of Richmond's Turor (Dr. Buckner) 4,i 01 Litchfield and Coventry. Lord Ctruu aids & Uncle (Ur. J. Coniwallb.) - 61:100 Worcester. Dr. Cornwall . . 4,000 Herctord. Dr. Huntinglord . is,otiu Bangor. Ihr Sou of the Queen's English Master (Dr. S. 1 W. MAjectilie) - . . 5,000 ot. Assph Duke of Beaufort% Tutor (Dr. 1.11101orr) 6400 Oxford. Brother art the Regent% Tutor (Dr. Jackson) 3WO Lincoln Mr. Pitt% Secretary (Dr. (..6 P. l'onithi , ) S,UOQ Salisbury. Palms, Charlotte's I star (Dr. Fisher) u,O, ti Norwich. Dr. Bathurst - - . 4,01;0 Cat-Lite Duke of Portland's Tutor (Dr. Coodemou t h) 3,501 3t. David's Dr. lit.rgess - - - 50.4.0 Rochester. Duke id Por land's secretary (Dr. King) 1,50 Exeter. Lord Cltiche.ter's Btoilrx (11.. u. C. Pelham) S,UOII 1 rocs borough Dr. J. Parsons. . - Lipp Miro!. I'ir. Perc. &tars rigor (Dr. IV. 1.. Mansell) 1,00 Liatil'aff. Mr. Marsh (late Dr. Watson) .. teoO Gloticestec. Hon. Dr. £l. Ryder . - 1,2u0 Chester. Lord kllcuborcugl.'s Brother (Dr. 11. Lap) 1,100 A porr little !veep who was dreadfully scorched in the chimney of a home in Liverpool, died on Fri. day last. 'Coroner's Verdict—Accident..) Death. About 70 workmen are now employed on the new buildings at the College of L• dinburgh. old buildings, on the south side of the square, have ueer: taken down. The following vends have cleared ont from Gree nock sire- the 10th May with emigrants, :,'5O of whom were from the Isle of Barra Prnmr, Coverdale, for Quebec and Mc ntreal, 1 t Harmony, Abrams, for ditto - - - In 6 Peace, salter foe ditto - - - 05 _ _ _ lA'.lllArn Fell, Bunn, for Picron and Cape Breton, 146 Hare, Normand, fur Picini • - - 116-700 A numerous meeting of the Subscribers to the Chatham Church Sunday School assembled on Moe. day last at the Sun Tavern, when it was resolved to build a new school, sufficiently large to admit of the education of 260 childien, on a piece of ground ad. joining the Military Road, granted by the Right Hon. the Board of Ordnance for that piirpose. Wickham Church was robbed on Whitsunday, of two surplices, the Communion cloth, and several car. pets out of the seats. Suspicion caused Mr. Baker, the constable, to pursue a man to Gosport, who ap prehended him just as he had sold the lace which he had cut off the Communion cloth and the two sur plices, which be had employed a man to sell for him to a Jew, for nine shillings. Sunday morning, about two o'clock, as Mr. net thew Witty, of Little Gray's Inn lane, was passing through Little Russell-street, Covent Garden, lie received a violent blow on his ear, which knocked him down ; he, however, seized the till: in, ;end held him for some time, till two of the robber's compa nions came up and - rescued him ; he raised the cry of Stoo thief !" finding he had been robbed of his watch, &c. and the villain was taken after a despe rate resistance from several people, and conveyed to the watch-house. Yesterday, on his being breught to Bow-street Office, he was recognized to be a da ring character, of the name of James Willy. He was committed to Newgtte for trial. BIRTH. May to, at 014 field, the Lady of Captain 1). Henderson, younger of Stenuter, of a daughter. MARRIED. This morning, at Queenborough, Kent, ty the Rey. Davil Martin of Eastchureh, Lieut. J. M. liutch.sau, it. N. to Miss Ehrabeth Aun Heerd. 'I hut sslay, at Mar y-la• bonne, John Beve3 14 y Robinson, Esq. Solicitot-General of Upper Canada, to Er.int.., only dauzitter of Charles; Walker, Esq. DIED. April 26, at Roselle, Dame Lady Hand!ma Cathcart ; of Peer. tread' And Rorile, aged 77 years, relict ut oir lobo Cathcart, of Cacho-at of Carleton. Un Id* pa.s.bge to England, I. IL ILirt, `:sq. of CtAton, in the county to Stallord, and ore of the county Mayit.:rates. Saturday, Biddy Maria, wife of Dr. Stunt., Charter Ilouw. At Bath, the Rev. Philip York-, yourast sou of the Hou. and a:ght Rev. Dr. Yorke, Bishop of h.ly. Rev. Arthur Stert Ma), rector of Odstneh, Wilts. Lately, after a few days illness , iu his 16 h year, Master T!lns. Win. Rider, etkst sun of the Rev. R. C. Rider, of East Saturday sefinight, at Walkerne, licrtz., the Rev. Benjamin Heath, D. D .ector of that wig,. Captain Charhet Wan Burton of the .14 Regiment of Native Infantry, sun of the Rev. Dr. burton, Caton ut Chrivt Churci., Oxford. Saturday sennight, at the Sorrel Horse 2rn , Ipswich, of a fit of apoplexy, ATP. Wm. (:orboold, farmer, of Nacton, aged .56. decea,ed bad eaten a very hearty dinner ; and whilst in tto, act of taking a glass of wine afterwards, he audtleuly con:pia:fled of being di, and almost immediately expired. May as, Mrs. Vail, wife of Mr • Vail, blacksmith, of Troy own, Rochester. base Lad left her hotoe but a few mlnott, wben she fell donu in a fit of apoplexy, and was b;ovEbt bor:• corpse. Whitsuoday, at Milterton, In his 47th year, the Rev. IL 4r.ve Ridge, M.E►. taller of KLoseington, Leiccate:sialre. THE MARKETS. ....i____ CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, Jun g. ClAtAlt•T rarnrs At UNSER: THOLISII. I 0n.., Po' t•Ar. 35, !se. Wimit, Rent and E.-i-s Old, I Ditto, IW:tot% h• 5 , 4 , Si:. ISOt. Ms. 1 Ditto, Feed, A. 3c,„ Suffolk, 561.1303. 141 e. I R3releed, il ,. E5l pet 11q Norfolk, 563 140 s. Dour, 110. 1 i , 3. I ,r .ar.k, 1:= Kid, Lt Rye, 66t.. 703. s d n , r i s i i c N .: Barley, 40362 s Wl:ett,l).totz.c, I I 3., !l e t. Malt, bus. 110 s. Willie Pets, 594. Cdr. boilers, ili•lnkro . or Bremen, 112...1A, Ct... ;Os Cei.si Pea', 524. UM P ye, 00, 003. Sn 'ill EitallS 75%. RC% Amerien Flour, 01 01. Tick Ditto, 5;'. 705. AVERAtiti PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and WAI,N, from the return* fr.:dine •he 31A of May, thl7. Kye Wrier. Oars. Eeatts. , 4. I 6 , d I I . I P. J. I s. IC7 S ICI Si E 2 I t I V. 2 SO S 51 6 "The gve•r3.7r Prim of eflor,eornputel franc the ratans ttatdr in Tim wed: endi4 t h e 4th of .uric, is 42.. rrt cwt. SP.V:UA I L. AN U LEA UKI4I-IALL MARtie.l:, JUNt V. (Ey tF e i'strue.) Beef, per s:one s. Os: as 4s Od Veal ri 1141 to Ss 441 Muttar. 54 u 4 L. 4$ to:: j I ,, rk 3: 41 to 4s al Limb 0. 41..0 ed. PRICIi "OF I(►ta SARI. HEW roetrro. Kent 111 0: to 151 Os t Kent • 12: Os to IAI CO St.: - svi 101 0: to 1 a 01 F.:.+rt tll Os to 161 t, ($ Cl 161 Ot t Farnham Igl 0. to 1141 ve PRICES or EA? AND sTRAW YEsi;EstDAy. sT . JAI:LS . S. wtiorecuartt. Hay 31 1:3 Gd to 61 15% Oti I Hay SI 3s mst straw 11 7s Ot.l to 21 S. Straw 11 18s t* !I 41 Clnvet, 43. lbs. 04. to 71. Ills. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per I Ordsr.ary is 64 to is Rd scoot:) - 2s Od :0 us rd t Nlitrt.-et Calt 7s.esch. illi,l4ling4 Is 8 to Is iOsi I Eng Horse Ss 0,1 to vs Sheepskins—Poll_:, Cs 04. to Os 0.1.•-Doarra 5s 01 t o ts f ic : „ Sheatlings 74. to sd—lam'„ Sts Ea to 4. SJ. PRICE. OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 3s 11 1 Fowls 'Fallow Sat 51 Clare Market - Os od 1 VeUow Russia !ds 64 Whitt chapel Market Ss 14 i White ditto fo s n 4 per none of Mil). e—...... I :.; o ar ditto 61, 01 Yellow 'soap e6+—Mottled, Sts—Conl, Sat—Palm. 94s Cat,:firs per s'eaz ma - o.l—‘lou.ci.. 11% &I PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHAI.I.-S MEE r. I Butts, 50 to 53110 s YOd 1U Cult Skins, 35 to sails. a t•Dtt Ditto, 56 o 66Ibe Olaf 001 Ditto SO to 7016. .91 V4i Merchants Backs oOd 004 Ditto 70 an bulb. 194 Y3l Dressing (fides 134 15d 1 Small Seth Greenbod sad al Fide Coach Hides lsd 1741 Lar.,..i. dluo,prr doz. 70. loos COAL MARKED, it:NE !J. stdoe at Pdarket. iddr. Fuld. Pr:ms lift Newcastle Sit Sic Od. to 341. M. o .51 , 941011 M St :C.. t.d. to (Os. 04. 1 I lotbett h Coal U 00e. I Cannel Coat 0 t 0,. 0 1,t0..ch Cud 0 (Os. C 4 to Os. C R urruarn PA TIr.NTS, SCC.•••••Dri.CnOPEIt, McNair, and Co. al Chit lot te opposite the Rev. Ron. iand Chapd, have vitt bl , s!ied a NI• diC4l r o tard in Woolqock crect,Oxfcrd.street, ailjointat Net; Bond street, where a Ffiy•ic an aid ::urcecn, Nlecib. re ir Royal Collrge of I a aidon, I,f dirty years ear tiro, te-ide, and where all thy Mtn:hers of the eoard abet ra:l4 :mend. 'lh tho' eande l.zwe been rertorc.! to health by them, without c, le ir dis;:leable, after hospete3 had Frhptioto...o 'Le haai, face, and 1,0e.F, ulceraiod :h. cat, &e S.:c. an: t.e consegt.ences of a certain cemphtint tr. at ad.- t'uoper. Munroe, and Co. are cuillulted daily, at Owls iinutic9, ersi Nolb at night.-..l . Lere are side doors at roc:, ho Mitt pr:ra-c taros for fetnales..—..! P 'The Pile% and Gisela cured v. hlurit —t: ; Ruptured I:silents :meld at Cl..:ltete I leave on Mt radars and Fridays, and at Woodstock novar no rbn art radically cured of reducible Ruptures on sciesitilit: in.t! :mats micat princtples, witiii,ut surgical operation cr the h etcezia• riot'. Patients at a distance describing their case, m,y fix.... lbw curative krocei.s seat to any part of the Kingdom, mean, ti.ey m.ty obtain a radical cure. I..etten containtrE an tie. cfrisur.r. immediately intruder' to. IMPOR I AM' ADVICE. Nan est vivre? sed nit-I.—Ma* rut. • " Lih, is only Lite, when bled twirl Heal h.* THE finest system of E. hits is to cw,. hue within due bounds. and thus to resolve the .'AVAIONS; unreN• , a.t,t,l and insubordinate they im..etuldisly destroy thie, !mt. -rs which Religion and Morality have made DaCfr.l ; 11/ CIAI I) hit' flat a.l.fl'• hilate thtnt appears the It-zson Irace, lkst cAlcubtc.l tv limit their effervesecr—T. Every di. c,;ailization of the human creme requires friar me decal knowk.ige to remedy, and the putlic welfare is prono•sd when Protes,hanal men (dilTegaroing the su,„gestiuns act aie en vious and Interested) devote their stud vs to the treatment cd C,o-c zentrated by imprudence, ow! the ebullition of the pas:Us:mat an unguarded moment'. " The strength uf a as ion , fists in the health of the pa rip's. ;" but it is ruslauchcly iit t.Ct eta the daily sacrifice to the ignorance uniesh.ig erripyri• timi, and to counteract as far as poioble it, further ravages, we to suffering humanity, the rssult or our owner, 'tierce la tte varioth. aliora,cs of Delo:lay. The unwary victim of stirary vice, (early acquired at vchool, before Reason has at,etted her nut over the m ind), wilt, in contemplating his powerless vire hscure sti.cepuble of enlivening sensatioes, rn knowing that the complicated state of e11...10111.bn ni.y be routed i. :o manly ei•e-gy. Intence iludy—amitoultrate ausieg—king re., .ciice tr.! trseae-Al climes, and many other causer, %VA atelltntly the N=s ears or ; iii such caves we can hold out all a•rii,3*`te n' animation. by remedie• which have lung amwered the aces 'e hopes of patients of basil tries. • 'that bane to bun.an happin-st Loa: VICNIPro, CO: to treated fsarlesoly, Site improved • -?te averse' rs'..g disevied its ate Litre of those .1 !create,: op.ri .• . 1 n• .0 1 0 • I rendered it, sxhiiiitiun uncertain and ha•sosatig. We bs.t. our in shod by übserving to patients lalsourdig wider this ni,zi3ey„ that a few days :sly are required for th tel.oval of estl7 r-:y loins; that Ihr MOO inveterate cave wilt 'yield to our 1••!*•• , ::'11 withill a month, and that ha a percon who only suspect- injured, the disease may be prevented altogether frost apee..ricg; a similar remark applies to wary a.therderangemenniut rise votive synena, as weakness, ukeratious.acc. sew:Sally re:cares, olisthuste cure of vi filch are daily i smutted without the 11-e cf.:avi sitc oesdinulants. Sonde peculiarities incidental to :!te ootti" , t's have not escaped out attention; hi which mildesss co:ia'itat•!‘"iik ethesey has iimpersettid Ilse means lousily adopted. ho sor, ear system i 3 utile/tie, peculiarly en• re tic, and eminertly site c-ost Educated in this our native ; schoos e d i n nut pew s e.ions: at:ailment by its splsiolid medical characters; anal b swing her, personally, to compare with a..iodeation the Eria,l. ptec:tse, with she co.oitte.-!;i1, our pretensions !cs a 'Lancia we have ssiec.ed; are matured by cal, ti-ire, which ts evinced 17 the daily applicrfons we re:eive. even (tom distaat couini ors. 40:7i and Co. M. R. C. 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