Star. — London, England, 1814-06-18 00:00:00

SONG TO PEACE. Tu r. 4 Y." GOD SAVL nit KING?' May the bless'd Clarion's sound Echo the Globe around 14 Fell carnage cease !" Llown be War's banners hurrd, Nlsy cachalinre round the world Prsmaclly dhplay uutnrl'd Ensigns of Pcace! Next to the GREAT SUPREME, Par from the World must claim Gratitude warns : Whose great capacious mind Fotriiight and powers The Pilot who screed Mankind Ssfe through the storm! Next, the great Potentates Wboinive Pitt'. wise dictates • Sanction d, let's .irg— Further'd what G tonna begun, - Gontinu'd by his Son, Till the great Work waii done, Gou bless our King' Gots bliss our good old King, Guard safe our Prince and King, Goo bless the King— May tranquil he his mind, Whila here—and when consign'd To the fate of all mankind, iteas'el take our King ! Strand, June 17, ISM J . PARRIIU. We are desired to mate, that Messrs. LOSOMAN and Co. will publish on Monday morning next, Odes t , ) the PI ince Regent, the Emperor Alexander, and the Xing of Prussia. ' 13y ROBERT 6OUTHLY, Esq. Poet Laureat. We have also to state that Messrs. LONGMAN and Co. have this day published a Voyage to the Isle of Elba, with Notices of the other islands in the Tyrrhe nian Sea, translated from the French of AIiSENNE DE 13 EItNEAUD. This work is the result of a very recent visit by its able Author, to an Island, at all times worthy the traveller's notice, and rendered at this period stil lmore peculiarly interesting to E;irope. It embraces a general view, not only of the Geography and Geology of Elba, but also of its Natural His tory, Antiquities, Topography, Agriculture, and Commerce, and of the Manners wnd Habits of the Population. It is accompanied by an accurate Map, laid down from actual observation. The attempt to tax Authors exclusively, for the .individual benefit of the Universities, is scouted by all veto enter tail) correct ideas of justice, of soun 3 mora lity and political necessity. If the Universities are in want of funds for necessary uses, let the putfic be taxed generally, as in all other cases of taxation. Do sant levy a partial tax on Byfcherr, on Bakers, or on ,book-makers ! HASTI S OS. JUNE 16.—The 2d Battalion of the 3d Foot have Kecrived a route to march immediately to Lewes, from Hastings, where this battalion has been quartered some time. Mr. 6nonTrit, the Mayor of Hastings, waited this day on the Commanding Offi cer, Lieutenant-Colonel MOMS, " to express to him, in the name of the Magistrates and Inhabitants of Hastings, their very great regret upon the departure of the 3J, or Buffs, from Hastings, whose uniform good conduct and regularity, during the whole period they .have been quartered in Hastings, has obtained for them the sincere good wishes of himself, as Chief Magistrate, and also of all the inhabitants of the Bo sx!ugia of Hastings." _ _ • A .asclancholy accident happened List week on bOard the Armstor. transport, No. Sl, at Spithead as the butcher was cutting up some meat for - the ship's company. be fell down the main hatch, and in the tall the knife penetrated so deep into his body, that he died ,instantly. Saturday last Grin and Gulley, the boxers, were praiented, by Captain BARCLAY, to General BLUCHER, before whom they exhibited a specimen of their pu giiistie art, to the great satisfaction of the gallant ve tem. Captain BAACLA Y informed Marshal BUT.. OMR that this Cribb was " the Champion of England performing before the Champion of all Europe f"— 'when the General facetiously replied...." Then Cribb must be a brother Marshall" Cribb has beeridubbed lifurrlsal Cribb, by his brother pugil4ta ever since. Captain BARCLAY had also a set-to with the pugilists, and exhibited his amateur talents. the following are the present prices of articles at Naples :—Good beaver hats, 10S. each; well-made boots, 15s. per pair; excellent shoes, 4s. fid. do.; fine silk stockings, 10s. ditto ; choice Champaign, 3s. per bottle ; good wines, 10d. ditto ; bad rum, 20s. ditto ; London porter, 4s. 6d. ditto ; coarse loaf sugar, 2,15. 6J. per pound; indifferent tea, 4.05. ditto; cloths, Collins, and linens, amazingly dear. Thursday morning, two old houses in Feathet's• court, Holborn, fell down ; the inhabitants narrowly escaped with their lives. A woman passing by, was ea dreadfully hurt, that tier life is despaired of. MURDER AND RonsEttv.—Wednesday niglit, be. tween the hours of nine and ten, as Mr. Wm. Fowler, a farmer of Chew Magna, was returning from Bristol market, accompanied by a young woman, in his market cart, he was stopped by a footpad, near the Mattienhead at Dundry ; when springing from the cart, as is supposed with a view to protect his pro. perty, he was shot through the head. '1 he report of the pistol frightened the horse, but the young woman leaped out of the cart; and proceeded to a carpenter's shop about two hundred yards from the spot, where she procured assistance, and on her return found the deceased 'rifled of all his property: He has left a wife and foot children. The' robber was dressed in a smock frock. A tremendous storm of thunder and lightning, which was raging at the time, did not de ter the hardened villain from the eoMmission of so abominable a crime. • Yesterday se'nnight a Coroner's inquest was taken in Birniingliam, on Jane Pemberton, who was shot in the back part of her head, as site was standing in the street to see the arrival of the mail.coach with the news of the signing of die DefinitiVeTreaty of Pace, and who died a few days after. It appealed that the deceased, with her husband and c.tlicr fliends, were standing on a bench in trunt of the Britannia public house., in l3ordesley, and with:heir backs to the kit chen wittilow, when a man of the name of Jesith Siviiiiril, who was in the kitchen, discharged a gnu; loaded with gunpowdet and paper, through the win dow, which was open, without giving any notice• to the 'NO* on the bench of his intention, and (1106. fully wounded the deceased. • Verdict ifiia:lavekr, Ski yherd was collltilitt44 to wa.r wick goz. i i mai .~wii.a. DiNNIR AT MERCRINTT4 ' !LOBS' FULL. The first dinner in the City of London was given yesterday to the Illustrious Strangers, who may with, propriety be stiled ENGLAND'S Guam, as the affec tion of the British people, no less than the cout.":" I tesy of the Prince, aaends them wherever they Curiosity is still unimpaired, and unsatisfied with the sight of their Imperial and Royal Majesties, and the Heroes who are generally in their train ; and the crowds that acre yesterday assembled to see the pro.' cession pass to Merchant Taylors' Hall were as nu merous as on the 'first moment of their arrival.. At three o'clock every avenue to the place was thronged, so that the regiment of militia under the command of Sir John Earner could with dculty ,keep the ground. Even before this hour nearly an hundred Ladies of rank and distinction had repaired to the house of Mr. Teasdale, the Clerk of the Hall, who had fitted up a most elegant accommodation in the court-yard to enable them to see the great Visitors as they passed. Soon after four o'clock those who had been invited began to arrive in great numbers, and by half past five there was scarcely a distinguished foreigner or Englishman of the selected party but was ready to receive the Monarchs. The appointed, hour was six : but either some accident, or it is pro bable the multiplicity of their engagements, delayed their artiyV,, It was after eight o'clock when three Royal carriages drove to the door, containing, along with others, the Princes of Prussia : they were re ceived with loud acclamations, and the regiment of militia presented arms, while the band played " God save the King." In about a quarter of an hour a buns-, was heard in the distance, and then a shout that tore Heaven'a concave. Thii was a sufficient an.' nouncement of the long expected guests : and in less than a minute, four carriages, filled with -them and their party, preceded by a troop of horse, dashed up ' the street with the utmost rapidity. The first car riage stopped, and the Duchess of Oldenburgh, and her brother the Emperor of Russia, alighted. The people wore enthusiastic in their huzzas. The next carriage contained die King of Prussia, who was re ceived with similar demonstrations of regard. The two last carriages conveyed some Ladies and Gentle men, whose names we could not learn. The party soon after .sat down to dinner ; and perhaps a more magnificent spectacle was never ;resented to the eye in so small a space. At the top of the table sat the Duke of Yotk in the Chair, (the Prince Regent being prevented from attending by some cause), the Emperor of Russia on his left hand, and the King of Prussia on his right, distinguished by their various Orders, but exciting a still stronger interest by reflec tion on their station, their conduct, and the stupen dous train of events which has ultimately brought them to the British capital. Next to the Emperor sat the Duchess of Oldenburgh ; the rest of the table was filled with Princes, Ministers, and Ambassadors, all in the most splendid dresses, and chiefly military. If you cast your eye down the Hall, you saw al most every foreigner who has signalised himself in the late glut ions transactions, together with the most emi nent of our Judges. Generals, and public men. Be sides the dignity of the moral association, the eye was almost entranced by the picturesque beauty of the various colours presented to it. Green, blue, scarlet, white, went dispersed throughout the room, and strove with each other for the mastery in effect, The dinner, though ithad suffered from waiting, was sump. tuous, and principally served on plate. The dinner beingended, the Duke of York gave as the first toast, " The King :" this was followed by great applause, and the visitors seemed much amused at the hearty mode with which the English receive their toasts. The Emperor of Russia Was the next toast : the applause was prodigious : he rose and bowed e r-and hie sister, the Ducliess, rose and bowed at the same time: It was difficult to say which was , most delighted. The King of Prussia was nest given as a toast, and the company hailed it with equal con gratulations. He bowed in return. The Prince Re gent, and the Emperor of Austria, then followed suc. cessively, and the same marks of approbation were be stowed on each, Among the remaining toasts were these which follow t—" The brave Generals of the Allies, who had distinguished themselves during th'e late glorious war."—" The Duke of Wellington and the Army."" Prospetity to the City of London."— " The Duke of York."—" Lord Castlereagh, and thanks to him for his exertions in concluding a safe and honourable pcace."—Lord Castlereagh rose and returned thanks for 0:e honour done him in coupling his name with such a transaction. His Lordship as. cubed the chief merit of the pease as resulting ft on) ! the valour of the Allies; He in consequence begged leave to propose as a .toast, "The Allied Sovereigns and their brave Generals." This was drank with great applause. The health of the IJochess of 01- denburgh followed ; and it being now about eleven o'clock the illustrious Visitants withdrew ; leaving their hosts highly delighted with their affability and tioudescension. • ----.-- . COVENT-GARDEN THEATItEe:-..-Orl the departure of the tAIPLROR and King of Pitussist, with their respec tive suites, fiom Merchant Tailors' Hall, last night, they repaired to this Theatre, which was crowded al. most to suffocation, in expectation of their visit. It was past twelve when they arrived, and the perform ance had been protracted with considerable art. The moment they entered, they were greeted with raptu rous and enthusiastic applause, which they returned in the most affable and heart-winning mariner, bowing to the audience most gracefully. When the tumult had in some degree subsided, the, curtain ascended, r and the whole b o dy o f P er f ormer s ared on the stage, and ~ GOD save the Kilts" vr ir,sung in grand .style, the whole audience joining in the chorus, in which they were aided by the Illustrious Strangers, in a manner which evinced that' the words came from their hearts. At the close of the entertainment the applause was renewed,tand the Monarchs again bow. ed Pull - thanks, and took their leave about one o'clock, when the house was quickly cleared, every one highly gratified with the entertainment of the night. Dur ing the' Performance Lord I.4yenrom, stood behind the chair intended for the PRINCE ItkokAT, and ap- , peared to expl ai n t o t h e Esrvsnon the nature of the 1 performance- Lora Coigrisateauit attended the King of Pitussia. The gmteititok and KIN:: were dressed in a Briti3ll StatfunitOttr;withopt any insignia except "I sash. At the opening of the doors of the 'cheap(' the pressure was extreme i the Box-keepers were turn ed out-of their - situations and the places taken rf)4sc. 4on of by wail) force. LONDON MARKETS. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL M.IRKEES,. (Sy the Carcas..) Beef, ter stone 4s 4d to 5s lid Void 4. ad to Gs Sd Mutton - 5. 4a to 6s 2.4 I Pork be Ltel to 7s od I.Aoth Is t)d to Its ad. 4'RICC.S OF FLY AND STRAW Yi...•;•I•ERDAY. ST. MAUS ' S. AvtI.I4'EChIAPIL. Hay . 31 3s to .51 106 0,1 May 41 4s to .11 Rs Oil Straw 11 13. to al tts 04.1 Straw 11 ltis to .41 us otl Ctover 151 6s to 71 Ts 0,1 F 1 - 101'S. N LW . Isikos. iqLl•l rocetrs. Kent el us to PI Os Kent - nl Us to 121 nt. Susses ea Os to SI 0. I Sours -7tOsto WI Os Essts fa Os to lot Os katnliant 121 Oa to lel th PRICE 0, COAL-MARKET, JUNE Is. Sljpe at Market Mope .81d. Nrwcabtle Price. 49:. 0 tu 594. 511 • . 4% COURSE UV EXtHANUE. Paris I eay's da. 20 10 !Av. I Naples, Ditto, 2 Us. 4 20 541 I.isboo , ikon deauxolo. 20 50 apart°, Madrid, 43 Effect. I Dublin, C..diz, 4C) Mc:. Cork, - . A nimerdam, 33 t s U I Palermo, 145 Ditto at light, 32 6 Leghorn, GS Rotterdam, c. I. 10 0 2 U Gezon, Ss - Haniburgh, 29 0 sf U Ventor,n.C...:2 Liv.Plizeile. Aitoua, . so I st U ineffective per/. stes. Agio on the Dank of Holland, S per crigt. 70 -70 i PRICF.S OF (,OIX AN!) SILVER. Portugal Gold in Coin, ' - ,Co Co. nod. per uz. Foreign Gold in Bare - £0 Os. 01. New• Dollars, - ,CO 6s. 3d. per oz. New Doubloons, .(0 00e. 01. Silver in Web per oz rd. COUNTRY MARKETS. Uk BR I ne, lupe 16.—What, prr load .Cl 4 Cs to £2O Os Barley, per quarter 83s to 30s. Chits '2ss to 325. Beans 4'4s t(I 16a— Peac 00s to 00s. -at " - aliiH WA ma A r LONDON iIitIDGM . 11'0•MOlita0W. Morning • • • - 14 minutes attet 3 Afternoon - • • 3 minutes afar 3 DIEI4, Killed In action at the battle of Orthes, on the 27th Eebruary la.t, Lieutenant James Moriarty, of the Bath Regiment ; and a few days afterwards died of his wounds received in the same action, Ensign B. Reynolds; both young men of most amiable dispositions, and universally regretted by the Regimi.nr.. June 13, at Mr. Highlers, Bookseller, in Fleet.strek e , far ad v4} in her 90th year. Mrs. Baker, mo ther of Mrs Highley. Killed in an engagement with the Malaya, in one of the Mo. Nem Islands, Captain Henry Blaukeuhagen, of the lion. Eak. India Company's. service. - TRU I H TRIUMPHANT-SICKNESS CHEEithl) 1,1 HOPE-HEALTH WITH ALL ITS BLESSINGS._ THE PROPRIETORS of Dr. JOSHUA WEB s' I'ER'S ENGLISH DIET DRINK have for fume pars enjoyed the inexprersible felicity of relieving and recovering a g rater number of suffering and hopeless Patients, In the vast variety of Disorders which undermine the constitution and at last extinguish life, than the Venders of any, or of all other Plastic Medicines, can justly or truly boast. If the afflicted in Consunip don, in Scrophuli, in Scurvy, in Cutaneous Lruptions—in the immense class of Disorders peculiar to Females at critical periods of life, and in all complaints indicating Impurity of the blood and debility of habit. require farther proof of the truth of such awn.. thin. they have only to consult a Pampillet,price only Is. containing more than a hundred living cases, which, by ordinary enquiry, cannot fail to remove every doubt from the minds of the molt ineralulous. Few men are endowed with the requisite but rare talent of extracting and scietitifically • .imbining the Essence of Herbs and Plants for Medicinal purposes; but Dr. Wassrta, an emitte •; physician fur more titan half a century, was, front the strong, because natural bias of his mind, peculiarly fitted to carry Botanical Medicine to that state of perfection, which the great Sir John Hill thought might in time be accomplished, and which the immortal fiords:wee lour ago predicted, that hp. proventents in medical knowledge would, at nu distant period, 41;allibly produce. The late •Dr. Webster realized the expectation of both, by havi.ig produced a vegetable reniedy, that i t nu vintage case has tor tio years been ever known to fail, where the Patient was jolt, to himself. It may be necessary to add, that the Datr DUNK is peculiarly pleasant to the taste, sod may be taken with perfect ssfety by a female in Vst: Last stage of pregnancy, or even by ass . . infant a day old. Sold 11'holesale by the sole Proprietors, E. Slee and Co. 93, Beironh, Southwark; and also Wholesale and Retail by their Agents, Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long-lane, West Smithfield. All Utters and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will meet the earlitst attention. And sold retail, by one at least, in every considerable town in the United Kingdom ; and by the following Venders of Metikine In I.ondon—' lliotson, chemist and druggist, 106, Borough; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, front of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill ; Cole,worthy. chemilt And druggi.r, 144, N'hitechapel ; Muun ae y, chewier, 29, Great Surrey-errect, lilackfriarti-road, and at Kris iihigton crms; Sanger, ',late Bacon) t Oaford-street ; chemist and druggist, 49, Strand; Hudson and Co. chemists, ace. 47, Haymarket ; Ward, 324, ( - lotion u ; anti Mattress , perfumer, y;, lieet-street.—ln 1-611 Pint- at Is. lints 76. GI Quarts 14s. each, duty include!. 1 R. G fLBERT'i VEGETABLE ANTISCOR. BuTIC DROP::, arc sold in London, wliiiiesale and re tail, by R. Butler, .1, Cheapside ; Ntwbery and Sons, 45, St. I'aul'3; E. Edward', (late Shaw and Edwards) '66, Ditto; and Sti:tOU 211 J Co. (late Dicey and Co.) 10. Bow Church-yard, is bodes at Ll. 2s. and a small size at 44. tid.eac:.. This extraordinary Medicine stands unparalleled In the cure of many inveterate and alarming diseases to which the human body is subject at all seasons of the year, and in every climate, but the cures winch have been obta'ned front its use in the following disorders, exceed every thing of the kind which have come under our observation, viz. Schrophula or King's Evil, Cancers . , Ulcerated Legs, Wounds in any part of the Body, particularly Fistulas, Piles internal or external, Leprosy, Scorbu tic Eruptions, and all Corrosive Humours, when affecting the head, eyes, or any part of the body or li mbs. The numerous evi.lencc. which are extant with regard to l's success iu the cure of Paralytic dffectitias, Gravel, Rheumatism, and Rheumatic Gout, hett attest its powers over these dreadful diseases. ?Owl other disorders which originate from the Scurvy internally, and lie, as it may be said, dormant its the system for a series of years, but are at last from their inveteracy rouied into action, and pro duce a train of sufferings too severe fur description, may be checked iu their infancy by a few bottles tit this invaluable re. medy. In order to verify these remarks, we subjoin the follow ing interesting Case, which contains facts the most important: To Mr. GILBERT, Proprietor of the YlGE'lAlillt ANTI3COII• 111J'Ile Mops. Titcbfirld (seven miles fron► Gosport), Sept. 1, 181% SlR—Having received a st extraordinary cure from the use of your invaluable Medicine, I think proper to inform you of the following particulars :—I had been for twelve years afflicted with a scorbutic disease, which broke out all over my body, especially at time spring and fall of the year. In the course of time, the dis ease became principally seated in my legs, which were greatly inflamed, swollen, and at times contented upwards of 30 wound... My sufferings were at times beyond description; being frequently unable to walk, and when I rode on bolsi:back, I was obli.zed to have my legs supported with slings. During the many years whicb I laboured under all these afflictions, the medicine taken was to little effect ; and it was hinted by one of the Surgeiies, that no good could be done unless say kgr were amputated. Under there melancholy imprerrions, I leggin to t.:ke your V serlxace AvtiscommuTte Domes, which is, untliiiiiitedly, the first meth- Cille in the world in curing diseases of this dreadful description, I had nut taken it a month before a verb favourable alteration tuck place, and a few weeks longer continuance produced an ex cellent cure; the truth of Natick i am at all times ready to testily WII LIAM DOWSE. Wholesale Country Venders for Dr. Ctilbert'sliegetabk An ti.coibutic Drops, are, Hfollif and Dowding, Salisbury ; Atid Dyce, Exeter; Gilbert, Plyntotph-Dock ; and bold retail by Hove and Jo.:es, Druggists, Portara ; Brluu, Druggist, Prim. mouth Legg. Pnalisiabt,r, Gosport; Brown and Bowden, Newport, Isle of Wight; H 91114., kunney ; Harvey, Southamp ton ; Pltillipson and Pratb, Chichts•ter ; %%ike anti Philllisson, lic i_;litota ; Showbrook, ; hitoiday, %Vortlting; Earl, Vlicrl , e+rer ; Hnvimo and Cu. Plymouth; and one rttapretable Mtdicitle Vcvder W Ingot lowa* England. -- - ... _ • f r ilOgE aillieted with rale:len, L*Oltuor of liis o ssi ght pAvneryi should take kale to 14'yo_ls Is the iteportant t•er soothing it t ty ai ud fi rraa srli p t l 'or l dv d :t u it . t db i :: , g a iti ggn it n e ttis uc ruhu ihba ib ag t i 4 t ooki l p tilt vic re e c tst nio 9 naitatu i t t hustt rr i : i t i on : e s ei nd i f y l ov h,t i th i ss : moderation .t.t that tee arc passports to batty terry hairs. blutitsui cats be better described than in the Words of Aiteistrung— .....m.—..---ale• for %Mit .A fifthly care have died of nietticable wounds." CONSI)MP Plahili, and other Decialts Natute; whether ohs taut ta natural cousequeo texi t Olt plbardiSlt ii i t or an advsuseed 011 life, have "Tatted the "loaf aruf tons . f the btu Physicians of this and all other =dool in ram lowa nr. Solomon's CURDIAL BALM a ( , 1 1 •EATve,is" pay discovered and promolgated to the Ilr' s / 6 I'as proJt .rd such mamas:cos tts ino iticrrsiutous of its am;a4ps restorative powers. gn a t ! e st . .. ct s,oe must co i n:i e n n c u e ni tt , ,e , elficacT rate it. tri.' happy, !Icahn, and renovatlr; ter inrou:,, (11 the. first authority are MAN , ettlnt. It is ait,trAUT, calculao ed for Bilious and other disorders of the Stomach ate BOVIrli; for Head astlCs occasioned by indigestion; stij kyr frt' venting Palsies and Aporlexies, so often the.conottpopocato. Itecour.e should be had to it ant: every erases, toio.oi every slight indi,positiott ; tor, by keeping the constitut ' l ' I lit C..:ltini/At re,•aor, it pre-yeses the Witt in health and Vitt.% • and yr, vrtils prvinatti•t: ti.-cay. Nu partico!.or cuittincineut, nor attention) to diet. Is collision-a'. during a towns at tbi• to'.no.rahie rrsc.l clne. ken r u he li, C )t;1el•ladil-hiettoli' A ts ne t a . r :‘ l l ..i ' v n e G rp t ou L l; A w ri he b re r h rrP em ined ay bebf Dr. 80-1 t 1t by Letter, with a Li 11..1 auel it is sold in Bottles, prise I Is. each. or fourin nut Famity bottle for $5.. by which one Ile. bottle is saved. duty Included. With each bottle is &di a copious 01/I of directitons, In English. l' r tacit, Gerosar, Spanish. Italia°, sod Poe. tuoiese Langita2ee, coutai I ling select illustrations of the vilicacy of these medicines, the Govrtiiment label or starlit) of which has the words—" Saint Soloinot., Liverpool," engraves, without• which it cannot possdely hs genuine. To he had at Gilead-house, near IA ; of Samuel Lei-n. Ni'. is, . Strand; Bum and Co. 15076 ° s e f i •srd-street, Luutl4,h Brodie, Dowding, and Luahsrd, Sallshoiyp A. Smith, Perfumer. North-bridge, Edinburgh; Martin Kissas.l4o. d, oml/ego-green, Dublin; and all Medicine Venders. it the United if.ingdom. • DOSS and Co. as regular Mrnibers of the Royal College ul Sierran* in Loudon, hive sedulously devoted their attpation for these last 17 years to the sea ty of those disorders which to frequently embitter, and tins o ten prevent, that inestimable blessing. matrimonial felicity. The num. roils applications they have hitherto received from ptrsopia of the first distinction, and the um fortu success attending their sui•erioe mode of treatment iu s uch somplaiirs, is lutes them thus publicly to olicr their assistance —in all cases ut debility or drfitiency, whe. they resulting from the too trequency of partidpating in the gaie ties of a fashionable l.fe, the unbounded iiidulgencr alibertintsm, . or a secret, solitary, and d-structive habit, whi‘h weakens the energy of the mind, laid sk;styuys the AJWer of you b t by pra,:i cing sterility in the one sex, ana impotence iu the other, they uCier a safe and permanent cure. int'lo'o,tubiimsestriagewho, state, sallnC4ha,Cralnpli;lidnitn., .sale r r r e rn ,et ted bro e ad ute w ri v n e t their infirmities in *Hence, it must be emisoling to know, however difi;olt u. iieclectual the cure may by deemed by utast, practie restoredtire rso t h o a a r, bo b u y o a d r a c i u : i v . 7 i * e l , trg, rows cu d i n. , if ; ltlu el i bloeum A certain eth od, Ihne disorder, i m sor ay d e b r e , frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, at..l every Te l . cies of ‘'entreallnfeitimi,hy a mild and never-falling misdeal' treat. ment, is speedily and radically removes:, without restraint in diet uarrshoofrithiewriUrordtar, without an ith d ou G t lee re t w s s i t i r rse bich to th el et bei a:r ai r e t nici .x e ru e v n rc ien a . bl iba ise e t -el: g l e t mus o allu tral cu S"ict r tirict e Geet in sivonfletnheoefambosticre,; rrrectbfesebinerkyof. :41hoebhcasave been cured in a very short period, after Lades laboured under. Strictures for many yeas. 'fo married Female% where tapes. tations of those ttnder pledges of Connubial happiness have beta deitated, it may also be a pleating red.-cdon to know, that by* proper perseverance In then' rem:diet the general health is tone vated, and the Impediments removed. Messrs. Goss acrd: Cu. ticks sively professing the cure of theme particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few with the Obloquy so justly attached to OW igno‘ rant empiric, think it but juStice to thenseelefs to stair that Ow* have hewn rropterly educated and initiated into every•hrzach ell the profession (certificates o'which from different howled% and testimonials from the Most eminent PkYsiciatts, theybeve teem)- * ince any inquirer), that the nieces' resulting front their vide*. yours tiro !educed them to gait the peatake ofthigeberal vac ! titioner, and they tiresome that /bait pretender). ennalitutr &fair ground for the unprecedented confidence ,evlda whkeit -they ha, by the Pohlad beets so lihorally honoured, . I • Patlentt in tie country are requested to Vire the Ohrtkiiimil of their case. age, and maniter of Heine, incised's' a irauk-note rue advice and inedieinoi, and the' tame will be ioneardell to any part of the kingdom. • (X)SS and CO. Surgeons, IS, Bouvedoestreet, Fleet-street. ' MATR;hIONT. O Disorder{: have contributed more essentially to d(stroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which ars tit aaneequettfe of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank ray adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, hut wiser* the Coeltituttotl . has been tainted by Disearie, a renovation i.t stability is Wallies! .ably reqtesite. Twemy years have we devoted our ;wa:de to • the exclusive treatment of the following Disorders, and the two cessfial result of our plan gives u• a.ldini.ttal ardour to oppose, y . far as we axe able, the ravages of those Cot:oil:otos which ere the most important in die catalogue of &tumid hi:armies. After initiation into every branch, as 41..ity Surgeons, we farmed a wish, at an early Mind of practice, ro rescue holividuals from the igo normict of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous preOpitaiiel of general Practitioners. l'he Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our at tention, comprise every species of Venereal lofection; all kinds of Debility, whether arising loon the habits of school boys, or the indulgencies of enaitirer age; that deraugentent of the System in Women,' which is called berremirss or Sterility; Seminal Weaknesses, °leers, °berm:omit in Vat Urethra; as al.o St ictures, whether recant or of lung duration, and. which have tallied the skill of other Practosocers are ltyi our press-to improved plan or tr e atm e n t e ff ectua ll y an d pernua r.ently cured, without the p.etient suffeneg the excruciating pain and :Jarman* Hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica tion of the I.tinar Caustic. In the course of our exteasive practice in this metropolis, numerous caste of S ERIC fu IILS bawl been and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is ef fected by a haft, certain, and expeditious mode of cure supetkir to any te!ier yet adopted. 'I he weakness, relaratiou, and deo- . airy, proceeding (tuft this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patitott restored to sound and vicorous health. But where the debility has for • .ars exoted,, a proper perseverance in our restorative remedies i. indispensably requisite, to revive the slum bering .perks of life, aid to - reataimate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are the result of Ignorance or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and It not uufrequently Iwi pens that the seeds of life are ;unsoiled by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior method • suck cvmplainto are easily cured; and even where others have tailed, we mist that we nay presume to offer a radical resestablishment. Few, how ever, are tSe cases of complicated discrete in this di-order, cont. pared with the catantituus situation of mot, who, front an iedul genre: in a snfttary vie., Or the prevalent gaieties of a teshtunable • attvite that etate of debility Which is the unavoidable conse quence of such pernichtus bahits: Where the unhappy tufhter a l bn i tra b lr"la jec y a be t i li g i , o o f w r y t tl el l u nr i zi h e c t s" d u n t r i n s°l c ' u le :n r : t er e . rcresdibluiltbncrcayetly:::,:::2lll wish l l : ll l . k j o rsite c i mu h i w i l ea' rogr t i hi :r a .att nr: :lal rig ut ; i h n rti : II tti armlets Is. the acquirement of our eitienenee. ' If the riots of Bacchus Cr preventedeh ie si usbav e b t i ..-7 a n n to qa tamely countesattlnn of this languid state, . te in sappo in il al the that i n t e e .,„, no great difficult ) . is ill veal,. such defects are curable by Medical The secrecy sae Ikh is so e►xx Hal is f s I, : i iti ve r n p . r t et h en at st m on :„ . and in coin nor and rho srs.currie:ldoed jeowrss. quahfications we ha ve presumed m state, term the 1...5t4 trine of either sea with the fart - nint h t accuses seta httotwr, ac tkd L latiatts se, in the %luitry ate requc sted to steer the Plfficg.lll omfittraheittre:cacits7jeß,aagekdrieem, acrd and enteral habit of Itr;r. e , and . acbr,.nl ate• ur LokmoN !'elated sent h tu o ari ed e Sank w ill September; • . . s• • - H.S . le NumßF* '• VASHIONABLEDANCI .I palmately taught, at No. Ito, to Ladles and Gesttenni, of 3121' age, ateempit.hmen,, or have not the fl4l Mr Ature4's system:of terra to whom lt is an object to acqu for genteel vacuity totpr...itioubly,pri, el grate and elegancy. 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