Star. — London, England, 1814-08-23 00:00:00

• .„ N Nir I ' • ' • . The grand camp formed at Camberwell Green • -*ke R on Saturday, and yc aerday they esta!,;;,lted their head-quarters at Peckham. • The Pair resents n.this occasion an interesting covft ireil, there being perhaps more shows than the inhabitants have seen at any of the faits during some years.. Unfortunately for the sons and daughters of mirth, the following magisterial mandate was posted at an cady hour about the town : ,~ 7 PLLKHAM FAIR. CAUTION TO PUBLICANS Ale7P OTHER& • . By the 'lsth of George 11. cap. 36, it is enietetis follows And-whereas the multitude of places4or the entertainment of the lower sort of peOple.is ther great cause of thefts and fohberies, a; they are, • ther, by - tempted to ID pena their 'Singl subsistence in T:otous places, and consequently aro put on unlau ha . . in thuds for* suppl ying tl.tir wins and renewing their • picabutes ;be it enacted, that iny.hoose, room, gar den, or other place, kept for public dancing, music, or other mitertainment of the like kind hi the streets. . of London and Westminster, or within twenty miles, thereof, without licence,.to be had (or the purpose . . from the last preceding Michaelmas varier Se s sions,, stall be deemed a disorderly hintie or place, .and it . shall be lawful to and fur every constable .or.nther • Person, being theriunto lawfullinuthnii - sed by War .. rant, under the hand and seal Of any one or More of lis ,Majesty's Justices, *C. to enter such house or . •Alace, and to seize every person to be found therein, io order that they may be dealt with according to law, and every person, keeping such house, room, ground,' or other place, without such licence.as 4foresai4, shall f_rftit die sum of *lOO to such person as sfiall sue for the same, and be otherivise punishable, is the law ditects in cases of disorderly houses." A great number of lame musicians, blind sons of Apollo, and other wandering Minstrels,. Who hid started from London at The first blush of 'inorn,. in the fond hope of realizing an agreeable pecuniary re thuneration, With plenty of itciOsl cheer, feTt terror and dismay when it was understood their eSsieriii **id . tot be.Perforined. The risk of during) as it applied to their own persediaf feeling, knight have been disregarded, but the housekeepers resolving to Obey the magistracy,. refused to hear the sound of - target. The appearance of a solit*iy cremona.prea . duced' an irriniediate dread, which might - be - caned the hydrp : fidelle, and the unhappy trubadoursomder cir cumstances so unfavourable to their Minstrelsy, had no remedy. They retreatelleach with his pipe, oaten read, tabor, oboe, Jews -harp, pedal-hare, etc. &c. caret ully wrapped up in agidn beg,,and the only concolation was, a small drop of the beverate,mu sically armed roam. - Notwithstanding music was.pros . ;abed Withoui,The, fair, a few dulcet sOatids,- - produeed by Igengs, train.; pets, drums, and the. roaring of Polito's menagerie, ', c'irme,l the listening eirsof the coMpany assembled around the shows. . CLA SCOW, AUGUST 18, u rsday n'tOtting, bot 4 two o'clock, cf smug,gliri;from.Carttpb'elton, attempted us land a cargo of whisky, at the Diddtnie law, where the . cuttomlwase of:leer's, iviih'militOry, were waiting their approach ; and 'the straligglers xnediately put off the boat towards the south side of the liver. The officers, after repeatedly calling Out, si Come ashore, in the King's name, or we will fire," . ortitired the soldiers to fire, when a young man, Caned M'Lean, was dangerously wounded in the The seizure waft then effected.. There were fifteen fasks,containinglEtOgalluns of whisky. The wounded man was taken to the Royal Infirmary.—Thnrsdiy, . 'Friday, and Saturday, tieing the Paisley pay Fair, a number of .people had their poekefs _picked ;tad seatll samsof moneT irbstraeted. On the aiiht betwixt Stinefay.*and Motu*tnoirtirng last, lte, shop of John,lllair,. grocer, in Wellmeadow•streete *.was entered, and bank notes carried off fo iheaMount nOl4O ry £. . . . • Thursday a man, habited as a Petty officer ici.t „Navy * . and.arined with a ; pistol, stopped. a pest-bo .on.llatsey-4iU, about tbeeemiles from' Petersfield, ant ,the road to Portsmouth, and robbed him of his watslt • spud:money, and afterwards took the horse he Uai Aiding, one 00 which he . seas going wi th an express • Havant, threatening his life if he stirred from .thei • spot. He :rodeo the horse back through Penerifield t ae4,l4/thook, stopped at the Herm Inn to drinkOoine 4.09 6 , tide he was questioned by the waiters,es . .ang the horse being ' a post-horse. A few mi n u tes aft forwards, Mr.-Duwby, the oteacr cf tfielierieN4alpt • . post 7 boy catine. .the slabber . was piireeka, Anti . 'overtaken.. whin be. di4ineitintech, and attempted ti :escape ;• but was followed, taken, and brought bat% •to be sent to Winchester. • . .• , , • . . • Monday se'nnight. as Mrs. Paine, of rotighita,' near Farnham, was siding, in a 'chaser, on a.tisit to a . friend in •the neighbourhood, her .horse becaMe Live, and to avoid being kicked try . -the fail'. Of the dal= tnal, she attempted to release hereelf by getting nut' behind, whou . she accidentally slipped.apolfell on her ..,bead, which occasioned her imniediat death. Wednesday se'rinieht a- Pan. 4 , 11 p. was mowing ' clover, belonging to Mr. Smith, in Cowley Common- Sad, near Winchester, cut out a brood of young •-• hared, tea in number—two-of thim wereliilieff by a s t ro ke of the scytle..and the remaining eight, after I t ei o g•be, ll 4hivin to several sporting gentlemen in Hate .neighbourhood, were turned up an the fields.— ..T61.161. an instance of extraordinary fecundity we • -.never remembered to have heard of, as the hare sel dom •brings forth mere - than three or four at a time. This brood aFpeared to have been stunted in their • geqtrith;supposed from the inability of the mother to provide for se numerous an offspring. Tuesday, upwards of one hundred foreigners, dis chargid from various regiments, matched from Ly nraigtrn fur Harwich, ix order to embark for Hol land, scc. . Of all the great body of prisoners of war, which were lttely at Norman-cross barracks, at this time only one single• prisoner remains, and be W e lt': quence 4:01111e0 preventing hisrentoval. 'the • e produced by withdrawing the demand for the Deco caries to supply ten thousand 'mouths, is tentiklY tee' iti all the country r ound the depot...a—The erareltditure* his 3;a) s been- st,(XXs annually; and ibie'orntege the trade Lf Stilton, Peterbutough,iftc. isnot , / Trite cut • NA2I. 11 1 114, has at different ChM . eiCapid . out ar Itiikcudirright; Dumfries Carlisk jails, has been - seemed at Criat i low s on a charge or rabery. , ' • • Pin rn 16 m TURTHER PARIICULARS. On Sunday morning the Rev. Mr. Corron, who soccredvd Dr. Fon», as the Ordinary of Newgate, ,preached his first Sermon to the six condemned pri soners, whb were executed yesterday morning, viz..-tf. Miftleil, for forgery ; It' lye and J. Field, alias Jona than Wild, Pt burglariei : and F. Stiortrr, M. Ma roire, allas Mahoney, and J. Adam, (the two tatter soldiers), for highway robberies. His text 4iffrom the l2th verse of the 79th Prilln, " Oh ! let the sor roWful sighing: of the priioners coast before thee ac :cordiag to the greatness of thy ph i T4':. Preserve . thon thirie that nie apPointed to. tfie..: .* great was the curiosity of the Public to wimes4 this awful gene, that by hsti s tistst six o'clock in the tudriliq the Old Bailey, Gihspur.street, and the houges adjrnumg, were crowd et! to great excess. Much danger was anticipated from this itssetriblege of so great a concourse of peo ple, every class an& age beiug . eseut. About half-' if past seven, Mr. Sheriff at • and the o ffi cers of justice, proceeded from - the l ions House to see the execution of the sentence put ih due foree. Maroney, for highway robbery, was the first introduced for the •parposeof hying disencumbered of his irons. While bisloans were knocking off, the person appointed. to this Gfilee foetid it necessary to search for a knife it,. cut some part of the cordage which confined the kepis upon which Maloney stooped, and with Herenkean force tore it asunder. This than being a Cathcilic, the, Rev. Mr. Devereux attended him in constant prayer, in which he joined most fervently. Sturgess, Field, and Mitchell, conducted themselves also with great ,propriety, the latter of whom prayed from the tithe ' Ns wont t*ere knocked off.—The Most painful part is lo record the behaviour of the unfortunate Ashton, *ho has ton in alemporary state of insanity since the receipt of the awful warrant for his execution. While in the Piess-yard, he distorted his countenance horribly. He was the fifth who mounted the scat. fold, and he appeared anxious' to do s 0; he ran up the steps'from the Debtor's i door with great rapidity, and having gained the summit of the platform, be- Ran to kick and dance, and often tliclaimed, u Lord Wellington for ever !" Mr. Corrow enjoined him to pray, while the executioner was performing his office, to which, however, he paid but little attention, and continued to clap his hands as far as he was pertnit ted by the extent of the cord. Mitchell was next to him trod often invited him to prayer. All that could be done was ineffectual, and it was deemed necessary to have two men who held him during the awful cere mony. When they released him for the purpose of the Loan's Prayer being said, he turned round and round, and began to dance, and again vocife rated ~ Lord Wellington for ever."—The dread 'fat state in which Le appealed, induced Mr. SUITS!, thi.Vhdtiliftertff, to request the Ordinary to dis pense with 'the formality of ceremony, and to give the ttittial•signal for their being launched had eternity. Atllo minutes past eight o'clock, the signal was given sod t h e platform fell. Scarcely however had the sal.. fetes* drOpt, before, to the awe and astonishment of every beholder, Ashton rebounded from the rope and was instantaneously seen dancing near the Ordinary, and rrying out very loudly and appartittly unhurt, 44 What do ye think of me, am I not Lord Welling. ton now !" lie: then danced, elapt his hands and hunted. At length the executioner was compelled to get upon the scaffold, and to push him forcibly trOm the place .on which he stood. He seemed to meet his fate in great Agony, and died in strong con villsions. • At time teelee.k bodies th bodies were cut down, and delivered'to their : relatives for interment. . --.-....:a.......a.:„... •'• • . • On Thursday;, Jahn Owl . mitt MAO Towns were executed at half-past)''o'clock, at Penenden•heath they were Mich very penitent. • . • • At the Darhant Atiizes, Ai* Craraptitt; - widow, .aged 40, forbatgarott.slyandindecently mutilating Ro •bert Jordan, of Barnard Castle, with s case knife, re .ceit+ed sentence of Death, and is left for execution. "At the Spinel-set Cannty Assizes .Jorefth Evans, for tseing'at large•before his term of trans?ortatian had expired = :fah* Crtkit,• (aged only 15) for burglary haat Crib, for borer-iteating ; and Jaffee: Pearce, lagid t 4) for 'the wilful mirder of James Hellard, reeeTved sentence of death. Pearce was left for exe. ledtibtt t-the 'others were reprieved. Daring the Whole Ot'Peirce's triM, which lasted four hours, he apprized indifferent to his impending fate ; ()tea. sioAally eating pieces of an orange, which he ha:l very 'deliberately dissecttd. Sentence was *passed on him by Sir %%Aar Gass, in a most solemn and impres. gunner, sankin discharging this painful duty, neti?siVe sobs prevented articulation in the worthy *Bartinetfor a considerable time—big tears chased c,ich hther:down his face, which tended greatly to im.rease the agitation'that every person in Court was evidently -Id:during tinder. After sentence was passed upon Mut, he *as sedately affected—his mind seemed to ye uudergone'a 611tplete change,- and •he addressed the Court nearly to !befall/ sting effect :—My Lord, iind Gentlemen of thellfryi . I mint solemnly declare that Tam innocent of all kaWledge of th. gun being iektded—l call Goo to wittiest . it, that GOD that I am now so shortly to appear befote. Sentence is passed upon me, and' I know I must die ; but, nly Lord, I , have one fikvour, aSk, and that is, that ,I may, be granted one day more than ii commonly allowed to •those in my unfortunate situation ?" to which the Judge replied—" I am afraid I cannot grant you this inch•lgence;endeavour to make your peace with that Goo you have so highly offended—repent of this and all your former crimes." Mary Am Adlam was indicted at the late Somerset Assizeb, for petit treason, in the wilful murder of her husband, Mr. Henry Allan Adlam, at Bath, on the 18th ult . . The prisoner was a straw-hat maker, resi dent in Bath -street, in that city. It appeared in evi dence that the deceased had used most abusive and provoking language to the prisoner, who, in a passion `stabbed.him 'with a knife. The Jury, atter a tew iti !lutes deliberating, returned a verdict of—Man slattgliter, .and du-prisoner was sentenced to 6 months imprison/ImA. Qn the verdict being given, Mrs. A. fell into strong convulsions. On 'her recovering, the Judge itild her, that seeing the state of her feelings, be . sbutild not enlarge on her *offence. A 'Court-martial was held on Thirrsday, on John Sitinitent, private of Marines belonging to His Ma iisty's' ship' Astipkion i for Striking Serjeant Bartle Vetter, bit superior otficer, on the evening of the 14th of August,.lBl4. The Cotat.agreed that the charge bad . not Wen proved; anti he-wits acquit's& - L3ND3IV MARX'ETS. NEWOATE AND LEAMN/TALL MAR/MTS. (By the Caress%) Beef, rerOtte 43 01 to S. 041 Veil 4. 4.1 to-4$ a Itit,tton - id to Ss 441 Pork 6$ ed to 7. Lamb Is od to tis 6d.- , • 'PRICES OF IiAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. sT,JAMES . 3. watTICII4.2“-- 1 Hay. 31 Us to 61 51. Od Hay 4,1 IN to aMs rld Straw 11 16$ to 21 Cs Od Straw 11 14s to 0! Sti Od Clover ea 12, to 71 12s 0.1 PRICE OF HOPS. N Ent SAGS, NEW POCK crs. Kam 31 GI to 71 Ss Kest - 61 Os to 91. Os Soisei 41 10: to 61 6: I Sussex -51 les to 71 71 Essex 51 Os to 71 Os Faroltan; 61 Os to 121 .Os ItI.W HIDES. ... . Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary ' t ls 10d to 2s Od stone) - tis 641 to 2s 10d 1 Market Calf . lls each Middlings t 4 2d to 2s 4d Eng. Horse' ISs od to las od Lamb Skint 2s od. to 4 o—Sheepskins, rod to ond. 873 0.1 8.4 Cld Bns 04 785 CA PRICE OF T!►LLOW. St. lames's . Made 41 9d noon Tallow Clare Market .. to. Oil 'Yellow Rutsia Wh;ttchapel• Market 4s 101 White ditto per stone of alb ...-.--- Soap ditto Grafts 201 6d—Good Dregs los 04.1. Price of Candles per dos. 14s 6d—MOulds 141 Od. • ••••••••• a PRICE OF LEATHER IN 1 4 EADENHALI;STREET. Butts, 50 to 561bs 21d 254 Calt Sling, 30 to 40ibs z4d 39.: Ditto, .56 to 661bs 26d 26d Ditto 50 to 114 L-4 ststi 424 Merchants Baas 21d 221.1 Ditto 70 to ROI* 36d 40d Dressing Hides 9.oed 21,1 d i Entail Seal, Grevnland 34d 36d Fine Coatis Hides 21d '2;i4d 1 Large ditso, per doz. 120. IRO Crop Hides for cutt 2 0 210 I Tanned Hale Hides 25t! S('a Ditto 45 to 50Ibs. 2.1 M 24d I Cost Akins: 11.110 a COAL-MARKET, AUGUST 211. Ships at Market Ships sold. , Price. Si Neotrearte - 68 • 455. 9d. to Us. Sid Sundeverst 8 • 40. OIL to 90.0 d - POEEIGIV - . ST. PETERSBOI IMCO per pood. Rube's Colts's, Georgia 50 nt Orleans 64 56 - 140 170 38 51 - 1750 1700 I Twist Coffee - - Cochineal Cocoa • Indigo, &I. • Nuniwg• Cloves . 30 $5 250 525 350 375 Zed 280 • • RGH„ JULY 22. ItY3. per poed. Rubels Pitnesto 45 IS Pepper, black SI • 48 Rice - 2 l 20 Tin, In Pars Sl SS In Pigs 00 00 Sugar double Loaves 60 65 Crushed Lumps LU 00 I Havautiah White 43 44 I Brazil ditto - 40 00 Pref. per berbowlts. Rebels. Hemp per berboWlts. Rebels - Its . 00 Bristles-Ist sort 80 00 Flax-12 bead • 160 Oo Id sort 114 00 Tallow, Yell. Candle 191 00 per SO anbeens. Wbite ltiS 00 Ravenclucts • - 31 39 Soap—Ordinary 175 00 Sail Cloth - 40 65 Potashes - 112 CO Hire Skies, grey, per 1000 Isinglase-Ist sort 375 00 skins - 2AO CO One Berkowitz has 10, Poods, and 61 Pootls are equal to a ;nil,. Exchange 12{14 sterling fur a Rubel-1281 Arsheens equal to 100 Yards. _ In Imports nothing has occurred ; for Crushed Lumps only 414, &Ibis. are to-day diem& Fine middling CoCeelsaa burn sold at iS; Carolina Rice has bran bought at l 9; fine Cochincal I 7uo AMSTERDAM, AUGUST it per Caw—Mart. fuse 0 0 Ort . .inary Si to S. Dont. 10g 11 d p 56 108 macco—Marylaed 18 24 Virginia 15 20 Varinas 36 40 Grote*. Sugar—Mart. bn. 134 11 St. Domingo 13 17 1111.01 TA. Gin, London proof, 00 00 its.' per AJDn. of abort 40 Galls. Better 30 S L Fls. per Firkin of tle lb: Cheese, Edam 21 00 Fls. per 100 lb. 1031 b. Amsterdam 119 British, 20 Stivers equal to 1 Florin. 6 Stivers equal to 1 Shilling Flemish, 12 Grates equal to I Shil kng Flemish, .g Stiver equal to l• Grote Flemish, 3 Florins ettnig' to 10 Shillings Flemish. Exchange,, 35 Shillings 4 Grates Fle-t midi Banco i ser A' Sterling ; diffisenee between bank mad current money 4 per cent. in favour of the former. Our market still continues brisk, and huge purchases of Celled a-e daily made : so-much so, that our stuck on hand can no lunge; be considered large ; the exportation and consumption are consisi derably greater than the importations, and if we J 3 not reetimi, any fresh supplies shortly, the prices he our opinion must the.,m., Sugars als o continue in fa v our, es 411 e 2662231 . 0p101011 Lg. that the prices will. improve. Martinique White will fetch, eswardit,g to quality 22 at 7. Tobaccos are in request; Virginia at-15p 20 Our stocks of this article are very inconsiderable. tivicee remain dal. Indigo (rst finality) is in ritquelit,as also Curtails, of rhea we have nu stuck. . • . IiAMBURGI-1, AUGUST S. per lb. - . Ate SS Grotto bane. st" dy • 49 SO 53 54 -DO .00 CO 00 48 54 26 SS Stift. Flem.lto. SS 94 uchills. Elenostt 24 27 . 10 15 16 0 21 21 23 2$ With $ 2-111 s psr tent. rebate. 16 17 SOUL. current. West India 101 11 With 211 per cent. difference to loaners. per lb. 134 I t ;chills. current. . With 20 per cant. difference io lune°. Rice—Carolina per 1001 b. 40 41 Marks current. With 6 2.3ds per cent. rebate 20 per cent. difference in banco. Coffee—Fine per lb. - il , 12 Scitills. banco. Middling 10 11 • Ordinary - of et SugarTates and Terre* • 151 17 Grotes. Lumps Canary . - 00 OJ Crushed Lumps - 00 00 Accounts are kept in marks and shillings Banco—La t hplings equal to one nark, S marks banco are equal to 8 shillings Flo. imsh, one of which has 12 Grote., mid the preNent Etelt.rge is 30 shillings Flemise, 0 Grs. per sterltrg. '1 here are a'so r.taria and shillings current, which vary in their value arainin.hauco at present they are 20 per cent. worse..-104Ibs. Hatuburgh eqii; to 11 Abe. British. per lb. Grates. Terre, 20 21 Tees 171 19 British W. I. L 14 19 Zi.ittomr—Pireams. 54 5$ Pepper, black 99 $0 Make i U Co Pimento, per tee lb. aio eo Shillings. 76 00 Cotton—Surat Georgia Ni.irattharn nanibuorel Gioger—Last India White brown •11 .. Cloves Mace Cochineal - Indigo—apanish Flores - Put India, Purple Violet Violet and blue Blue • Our market for all articles, except Tea and Tobacco, still re. nutia. Rat. The quoted prices are d emanded, and the holders are not disposed to get rid of their goods at lower pikes. Of the finest sort, of Maryland Tobacco, we have no stock; for single Hogsheads 17 a 18 hive becu paid; on ltiriry qualities iri prove also. Cotton also maintained its.prce, and cannot be brought under the quoted prices. hest List India Rice cannot be gut under 24 a 25; there is All very little of this article in the market. COURSE OF : 'Paris 1 day's da. S 3 0 Liv. Ditto, 2 Us. 22 90 . Bourdeaux,do. 23 20 Madrid, 40 Effect. 40* Effect. 'flttsierdam, SS 4 S U Ditto at sight, 35 Rotterd.,m, c. f. 10 13 2 U H. taburg,ll, 32 6 Y U A.L Lepap 32 T 2* U Alio to the Sauk et Naples, - .. 4S Li► Lou, - - *6 Oporto, - - C 7 Deb in, - 7 Cork, - - 7i Palermo, 143 I.tiltoru, Gene;, Vrtoce,n. C. I.iv. Piratic invtlecrive pert. stet 34 00 iollaiatl, 3 per tout. •:- YALUwstai stiewellra. • THfi bed Da.. FRllltaiMea GUTTA SALYTARTs has been•so bog proved, taut Wag of she ,prosmat day can bear a competition with it, in all the different stages of . a certain disease • which it e ff ectually curls and eradicatire,frms the habii -what* cretin/the painfells~ and expeierothat meads ;aligatien...svb bout fdebibutdrig the seeersticubutt in any degree, lir eeelreeltdoeat *armament from boaLness *croak don of diet. Thcsadicaleprtues saf theseinestissudite Drone Mow Wed ;keiKclisiuktio public approbition for m •re than SO years. Ifaf 311 the debiliry:Bf both wan they &save a never-f .11 , nt ?este.. eadverbsithiß'ltle &billy is pendia:ol%y too free meg mar usury, by :Malt pliessurva or the areas 4 a warn eliriaap. *V.• Apnea amd tinge going !throat!. theys t annet he recommended tpo strongly, as they wtll repave a sare,lispeedy. end etonolt. , s fa di old stubborn gleets, and every shesktiess that skate Fitt liifliiaF hull - Wawa thews." By ita•effidicy Matey weasel iffamitiliase mothers; who fur Maw yeans!sati been deprived el UPI balißilleie• ear l l . 9 SQ cOrner ld Wti?ahle and rile t.liaol r ltall 's eit'e' Mr . reh at -yar. n ii; 11 1M tle a rli No . retail, by 4 6 13413 shd Ass* Proisnanutht Halllankinient MANIA ; AUnatt, Weston, liddlcityoudJoaw lamer ; i'reersaaa. tutor ON/howl*. Gleuville,-Giffarto, end • lioaland. Inynatoittb ; Newbury, Dub.. t: Rana .abd , Mandenabl, cluautlw ; fitn:tb, Nianderson, tt, Urn! Riabetti, Edinlitrgh ; ctulieeft,Satti 1 Reis it Peet., 41u11; Wilke; BrlitAnn; Roberts, &idea, vud Ruff, ;. Getitesh aid BaNage, Edwards wed Penny, Liverrori; Steisaitoth Ural" hdaarheeter; 'ga, Norwich ; Kip= 104 Ijolds It 12 441h.at0 &Ragfez, Stigh,lba 1 6t1 1 ‘ 11 " Jesdittier Venders, bottlps t at Ca. 64. an?. gam. 1 -' • • . IT bribe= too inetiffeatly the subject. Qt. jam **l general reptebatirm, that men deem to of thteelermogoc rape misdinal art have, Rffered there:elves as c;indie'..,t,ey ler pubi:c-p i. wOraffe in Preessithi of rhy:ic. 'Far ;he putpase of ilotng)uss tire to the 'result Of (Mr 4% 0 11, 4 and e arrtipee,bli e , ipe wtetio vita being classed mutiny lih‘se *imparter letessethopedent pee. , ler,,aocia hare, enforce:Hewitt for vtiqtalfsleceet ttao helgVniklq ro eL4 red, we beg leave to suMnit to the Itheral aid talightetupl, a Wird siatrinci:t of our pursuits sad acquirentints. After having received a regulainseincal eduradan, ie pupih of blev:rs Grindai and litimard, 4.4.05 e ie.:tures and practice sAft cat dully attended. as Professor. and aurgeurwirt the I..ondwi Hos pital, we entered ourselves A student. la that justly cc:lL:reviled school for tuesboal acquirements ' the Royal C•ilege burgh, and were instructed i s tlledtrivent branches Gf Antony, il•urgery, the Theoey mid Practice of Physic, Chemistry, Bred wifery, boom', 41c. Ste. &e by those eminent Profs - weir , ' 1111 . Moro, Gregosy, /gl a ck, Heuesiton, Macao, and Rutherinsd. We trust we shall not lee deemed presurn.tuous in saYiatt, that S our proficietiCy and'acquirenients are not inctuisi. l erab:e. Haying lor a long shies of years made VENEREAL COM PLAINI and the various ellsesiacs sit 11ERILF Y,rt he varticular olden of nur studies sad pi at it will, we hope, be allowed that we ;lave acquired superior knowledge of their treatment ens: care. la shglit and recent cases of infection, a per:rct re-ettableiment is completed in the shorn period of two days, and in thaw of utmost inveteracy, where sahib practition ers have failed of nie ces., a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment emus% IA the yatieut. a safe and radical cure. Amide! the melancholy start. ry of div rders which are the a rt E•S of fhahlt fort and most in:it-apply pursued by the ti:h of fs'-tier aft none mare alarming or niece dieweesieg ti.att thew deficiencoies aryl debited.* Which irequently prevent or sent bitter the oiatrimorkl qate. such persons it must be s esti.: soling pifiection tolauw that.they may now, by a new and ini.i kble mode of tre.itmei t, k ertsciired to that grearew of all te.mot bit:songs, a ;thing; iisai•ly,'Mol 'morons constitution. of debilay..fmat whetever cau• a arises& as welt as iskevs . ff al" ,; cie.et.eeneival imitation, We inakbe comembed hy jp.tMit 9 ' either sea with Ito greats•st secrecy and homier. ; Hours of Cs' whet., at Kviiffrum teu to three, and hunt gala the evoil till tel at Welt. * " • • P•itarits in the tourney arseequated ti slate t k vilarliculdr 4 ("! their caw, age s au d general bahit oe,living,.&c..lnclositig a ser:,t taace•tor advice and medicine., when the same w.litie given sent to any part bf thy kingdom. To ensure eta mateyw," • to nrtaf to .tsar untie:tail hie, the pilotage °clatters niay be added ` 4 ?the modem. foratedicipss. • • • • CU►tKlLsod CO. 4UrEIII4I. Ne. 107, Hattan‘Gadea =o"-----7---cr-- - - - Wasszoa ItiGH W.% l'EAt f 1 f LONDON 1111 . 16 GE *if *VIKA . IW -lAorning tt lit/Ato, ace • atittetittion • Si nibautesafeorr. tl • 1614n0N7; • _ di Lrvst Piekett-Pace; lit dam tali a the batiffiliat.lffoapis Darr . , . . BIRTHS: At Dalkeith Howe, on the 13th iu,tant, the Duchess Gf cicugh and Queenslnery, of a danghter. At Sion hill, Clifton, the Lady of Ca: fain Muster, lto% ' Navin, of ir daughter. o n the L td" i ni tial?, the I.stly.of Lieutenant Gential Loft, Ge a son,- beint her seetauesath c1..1d. MAKKIED. At Perkier) thi 26th ultimo, Dr.A.lezaruler Latta, Pity*leau there, to Mrs. 105jor Turner. Tursday la , t, at Nutsling, near Soteliampton, Thos. Bowles, to Sarah Sheet, whose united ages mounted to 150 year , . A great nomber of perigee were prevent to witnues the ceremony a some of the inhaLitants of the plicte raised a subectiption, and pie the. couple a weddirg (liner at the Kerns Inn. Tuesday. at BadsWortit, John Lapidge (well %noire among the get.tlemen of the chafe as Mester Arth stoTer, of the Dais wort h hunt), tot Mrs. Ann Chapet..n. whiow or the -4-tte Mr, Chapman i facer of eaei.t, gouda Mama& Aker the parties w e re masrJeci, the ceptpany assembled, . to keep up the old cos : tnmt, mode for the bride, three competitors marte , ), but the rib.. band Was won by M. Ir Thorp, of Porth . Eirtw4l. Saterder, at St. George's, 'simnel...quart% Lieut.-Coked w; Chester Master, of the Rd minima at Foos Guards, to Meet DiF,lty,deughter of the late liuu. Stephen I)isby.of Akhatoa Palk, Surr, y. . DIED. I.llt week. at Sandown, Wm. GontertaU, Esq. Orduance*Bar. tuft Mast‘r at that place. Lataf, at the Hand of St. Chti.topher, Malot•Gentval Ilene ton, of the 115th Foot, formerly of I.ew Hill, near Weereette. Tuesday, of a nerwitts fever, a: Clifton, the Countess of Debut: Weenesdav,, achis seat at Redenham, liants Ts, tr John Pollen, Bart. At Codford, new St. Pewee, Wl!ts, Movie a.ttria , wiL of the Rev. J. Audrey. At Cornelis Isle of lave. 2ruth Fehr - Aar!, Lielneliant Aral' bald -h.. Charters, afth Native Intim ry, Honourable blast &edit Company's service. August 11, at 'Nutley, near Workingham aged S 7, LI st... Coined Thos. Paola. of the teh Madras Nailer Infantry. August la, aged 60, Colonel F Kean. of th. Dolga tatablish• matt.--He 'flurried from 13e:12:1 by t t• las. nett, Saturday se'nuight, Mr. Jubti Oakley, of ‘A ran. on Hawk, lie left dome, with bbl family, In prrf.o hea!th, on - a:p.o!y ..f pleasure, to attend the'rejoklap r Eaonsews, whore Ile visa taken suddenly iitand In the etc:Wog wet ky..ogiss laswee corpse. Sunday se'oniglu, vtry ages! id, Mss Mary ;or 1S year; matron to the General Infirmary et Hull. ' M • 1; 11 had attcladed service at the biellordis. Cit.rpel i.t Geor ;) y.r about sftt o'thick, in -perfect Ittaltb,*ats usual; but ben 6 u ly taken Ili in thrchapel, Went slut to t kelst.sw of a triton o; poste, where sbe expired within half an hell((. . Saturday las( t at Eutmeon, liantp,Mr. John Vapley ‘ i respect. able tradesthau of Westmeon. He had kindly attended to If.r4 afsistance at is public dinner liven to the poor 6f Eastoleon, weer be dropped - down at the table, and blown* eeptred _ SC it OP Si Ul .UUS 'CIAbES. AYOUNG LADY,. of the age Of 16. halrirgheen 'afflicted with ticropindoes Ulcerations mod extreme had health, was glide mar se a hopeless WIZ by eminent pest:lllde. nets. By the use of SPILSBURY's PaTtarr AN I 14:01tEU DROPS,skehas recovered her health, and her preset* titre pro. misesa perfect ente.—Wm. Johan, .1 the Parish of Rotherit.C:e i , from a weak stliee of beakh, anti Scroifittlosts Affection of the Elbow Joint, lathe by their means perfectly fettOret nab Tberites isearliruodbridge, is able to leasst her bed after two years cor:fanement o and requests another bottle, in hopes of completing her recovery. The efficicy of the Patent Antiator butic Drops is wed kdown in Eruptions, iScurbigic;Gouty, arta TslCiotu Affeetienis. bold wholesale by Lakonia's. 46,5 t. Pore Cisurchlard; and retail at the Displusary, 15i Soho London, in bottles taf cis; double 10s. 6d .; and largest, XI: 2s. duty included. CO/M[7;l Esseties, Rs. To present Osentiterfeiti, the Cenelne Medicine bait a Mack ink Stamp...aft-WS. may be- consulted penmselly, or by letter, at tie Dispensary, on the sue Prufesil rust Jens's. It , 1