Star. — London, England, 1814-02-26 00:00:00

ORATORIOS. DRURY LANE THEATRE.--Lalit night the Or& toriareouitaenced„ with a Selection frora. the Mer4mh, and of it. Sacred Music- The chief vocal attrac tion etas :liars., INccons, who never appeared to greater advantage in her tones and execution. Itis inlFbssille to conceive the . effect her first air had upon the House, and her other efforts were applati ded most rapturously.. Miss Satirti!kk,eadings fro. • MILTON were also a Most powerful 4tiactibn t—the effect was truly sublime, and the applause that suc ceeded universal and_ etstatic: • A sister-in-law . 4 Madame: CATALAN! made her &rat appearanc e in ' public upon 'O4 mieision.* ," Wet . 4oiee.' is far - kin powerful, but it het ikuncirattone4, ' - and she has tidently a good s fatr . 3 Mesa, eit deeper female voice. than is usuiliy:heard,' abet' Maris not unlike Miss ...• . • RENNELL in her style of singmg. A Mr. LeONARD also made a first appearance, and was well received. His voice hats no great compass, neither has it the swell that is necessary for sacred music, but what he • did was not without taste, and he was deservedly well received. Mr. C. Sutra, the composer, Mr. • - Pyke, Mr. BELLAMY, and Mrs. BLAND, sung with exquisite taste and effect, and the musk in Ber..-rtio vEss's new Oratorio, called " The Mount of %we," in the second part, was uncommonly applauded. The whole was conducted with great ability, and afforded a most delectable treat to the amateur. The Orchestra is upon• a most excellent plan. The audi ence were numerous and elegant. . COVENT GARDEN THEATRZ.—A selection kiln me Sacred Oratorio of the frfestiah, wa last right perfor med to a numerous and splendid assembly. In a grind miscellaneous act which was added ' Mr. BRA trAm suet " He was despised," with boundless applause. Madame CATALAN' electrified - the audi. enc , : oy a Most successful display of bee wonderll4 powers in the bravura 66 * Gra;i4l aginaus tibi." * the was rapturously entimed. At the end of the let'ille; sung the first and:last verses .of " Rule Britannia,`" with, -if possible, still greater. effect. In the third act Mr. Bfianast introduced 66 Marmion," which he. sung in his best style ; it was reignited a second time, but the call, though long continued, was not obeyed.. We o.tglit not to forget to express the gratification which 'we, in common wilh the whole House, received; from the performance of Mrs. SALMON. Her:rick Mellow tones, and the exquisite skill with wiliqk ffie r are managed, furnish sonic' of the most et spiting. specimens of hartnciny that can ch.rrn the ear, ?ribs ReaNter.r., Mr:. KELLNER, and Master %LUAUS, gave their effective Assistance, and Were lionouridi with the most flattering marks of approbation .. Master WW.tassa was much applauded in the Air, " How beautiful are the feet of those whorasac,h the Gospel ot - PeAte." The Orchestra is entirely' new.' The decorations are made to corre s pond with the Proscenium. , The *organ; elevated .in the centre of the stage, is adorned with the laead of HANDAL, sUr• , moulti.e.d. by two 4.ngels.. snuniii.og the tkumpet . oI Fatty.,Beneath, 'the (Wowing lines are seen : • : . . e • ' ll6. From birmony, finnt Heavenly, iponasi, . • - • I-Me uNirstrsat trame began !"- - -- ME halt •of the Orchestra, the nimes' Of 11 1 1C417 41T, ' . HAVIIN, HANDEL, PURCELt, BOYCE, 'and AIME,. ap ✓ that of other 'eminent composers adorn ;h the Or chestra . .s of chestra. The whole is simply. nMell i . , ... • „..............___. . • • FlAsoren. - souanz Rooms.--The -Nobility anti Gentry's Concert, - under the diiection of Messre.l BA kniciliS e .s Ktsyvitirs, and-' GRNAT6RIOC," coma- Rtes t . Elie princild Yocal Pet formers were CAiALANI, Mrs. BIANCIEJ LACY, MWVAIiGHAN I signor Titt ig intsla tit, Mr.. BELLAMY, Mr. BMITLE- Isiii; ipd a: full Chorus, including the celebrated fe. mak.si,ng9's from. Lancashlre;and the King - octet - At least nne thousand Oersons, consisting,ofNobility 'arid - dentry, occupied the room.—The performances'' were of the most superior kind. It was a rich has" ) 'nionit feast, worthy the fine and delicate taste of the distinguished persons present—the whole arrange= - ' ,Lents productd the highebt Olean:4e and satisfaction. The receipts on the opening of Drurf.lane Theatre . were €750; they have never since exceeded ic6oo, till Mr. KEAN'S appearance in Richard, whet *they amounted to nearly the same mini. His salary' has • already been doubled, by the of Com niittee. • Mr. KUAN'S attraction is nals of Theatricals. His r prosiuccd upwards Alharacter on Thursday receipts *ere upwards • stints :with is really, - "admitted, that he • • apeob4tion on his ; experienced by the Mr. KEAN, we understand, euniary tributes to his abilities and thirty guineas, another - G2ntleilan set ur At length tbe Opera, ... • the management of . 7 • A Meeting of the inbabits*l ot Thrmlnglrern and vicinity was convened on the 22d instant, :for the highly meritorious purpose of ppe?ing a, iubstription in aid of the funds, now raising in London, for the relief of the distretsed Germans, S. T. gal:rms. - Esq. the High . Dailiff, in the Chair. The thanks bf LIPF Meeting were voted to the Committee in tolin,l4o their very prompt and efficient -measures in: behalf of the p oor sufferers on the Continent: • .' 0- •• • . • 1 7 ., , • 1 Saturday night.Ltitt iit.Lady Sum* oo her tamily wro!tagtOwit _to tljeFwvi 04 - Dublin, to embirk,,llls: England, 06ifiriver • haviz l missed the road, ihOuirriage . was i ps et, o ver 0 1; I.adihg to the bridgcmf•Ringlieilfi„ down a desceiit dE t •itelve feet, and, Viosidinfurif relate., thoLth five people.: were in the siarsit*, atone .W 4 hurt excepi ;fic*vA.4l44raltl i OjurY • , . - • eouRTAIN b15031.741111141is nAls Of iii (censroamtz.) The plaintiff.: • •• tan action against the deft dant, who is • "I;l'o4%M:then, in the W. Court. The defendant, dn'applitation at the Cursi tors' office, obtained a svritoirendettri to vem3Ve proceedings into the,Court of Chancery, but the writ was not returned according to" its exigency. Mr. HEALD now led` for, a pkoredsnde, stating,! that he had enqiirlidisf the' Wtlsh Judges., and those accustomed to go the Welsh circuit, abode this mat ter, who had all declared that such a practice was new to them ; and unless his. Lordship were to sum mon a Jury, and try the action in that way, he did not r e of what nit :se to b i ting 'the proceedings Into' the Coht loCCliitticety.' The only precedent which the Cariittsti harliktit it, was an observe tiOft by Judge •D•ddridge, Ahnt,rbe...blid head of this writ having bees) sent 4Qitlins,),4;4l if calais s, why not to CarrnariVen ' 'flit Lotto Cnitildea.Bll fit* Otet.aiied 'that 'the proceedings might' eithe; be removed imme diately into Chancery, and,sent broiktioniss to a Court of Common, LAN cle 5b ft ,the IsejA might be mita returnable in the . gon i tt of Commen. Law. diret.tly.-,-; - But here. as the slifit Ind not bisesiiiittrised4c . , cora l ing to its estigeney, - fftifstaintiff k ifeAtlY tiOltided to. a Isredmisstik., whieh ar . ►as orderedieeerclinglyi COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEBRUARY:* GAYTON V. , WILKES. This was an action against the ' defendant, a M ijor in the Militia, for seducing the;daughter of the rlaiti. tiff, uy which : she lost her services. The Plpintiff was the •widosflorin Ittcer, and ber. daiigittr - ifiiiked as a dress-nieter,flti'Vavistoclr2Street, Cov - eitiddarderi. About seien years ago, 'ming then 1. 4 t years' df age, as she was returning hum from siork.• she was goo costed by the defendant in the streat,.wh% from that% time, commenced' an acquaintance with. har, and at, length she - recarne ptegnint by hint. The girl also stated that . he never gave her more then' £5, towards the maintenance of.the child. The-Jury fo un d a irer ••t for the plaititiff—pamagaa £5O. . , • • DITCHIst v. Bab: This was an action brought by the 0,14.114 the proprietor of a billiard tible, to recover conspinaatiain en itAinages for An assault committed upon and his servant, George French, by the defendant,* gunsmith, residing in Cornhill. ~ • It appeared from the evidence of French, that feast the 16th of May last oe.,clefeno l.9 : came to their house, and was proceeding 4, , iciars to the billiard; irdoni, when he Wat infotaled.bi Mr. 'Dithem that', the tables were all engaged, bit, if h e had 114 friends up stairs, he would take hiszatne up to diens, The defendant, however, grossly abused the plaintiff, and insisted on going up stairs, and Mr. Ditchem endear i inuring to stop him, the defendant st ru c k him a vio l lent blow on the face. The witness was at this time on the upper part of the stairs, and requested the de-t, fendant to go into the p a rl o u r for a few minutes; in stead of complying with this request, the defendant struck at him; and in endeavouring-to avoid the blow, the witness fell over the staircase, the defendant fall. log upon him. By his fall, the witness was so much hurt in his antler, Mu he thought his legs were broken, but it, afterwards appeased they were only sprained, and he was in consequence confined for 16 days.•—lt appeared; however, from the evidence; that the defendant sent / his- surgeon the next morning to inquire into the burrs which French had sustained ; and it was also attempted to be proved, that the first 'assault had been committed by the plaintiff.—The -Jury, however, found for the plaintiff—Damages £5, costs 40s. STOCKS V. BURGIN. • This was an action brought to recover the stint' d 123. 13s. 3d. the balance of an account, arising 'she following circumstances :—The plaintiff had. "tt it Madei• ' whilst there the defend Ira, and . . an Min some articles of hardware out for'lfite - , the Osidifee-of was to be sent home in Madeira wine. , The wine was accordingly sent home, but its :price exceeded the preduce of . the bar dwue by the, sun? flow sought co to be revered. The plaintiff aftei. j .ardi-reiuined. toE4gland, and applied to the de. Arad Ib settle the account. tt was then agreed sifttie bislacie was ,823.135 . . Sd. and the defendant iiii.a.;.Attettlei have, given a cheek foe that sum, but fig nT; his check.book with him.. The plaintiff' _tOdisitds made several applications for the .money.' : effect. The defendant, on one Occisioni, ,ptsliattff" fiad kept him waiting for the wing, 'll4'wolirci keep hith as long waiting for bit - . , . , dielatitgof the defendant it was contended, that ,, , iwiss in his favocr ,. By the contract, this ' .to .deliver . the Madeira in..i l oadQn, it e,pe ; 13i . 11.4 Changed that price, and, in ed. it; L fteightige add ifisurance, which he ) d 0... 1 11 ArsionouGit observed, it was immateri :,tiriginal contract was. The defendant had iged the sum in question as the balance dui' intiff, who was therefore entitled to recover -4 - P T ) r ' e ; i ittrt, di the plainti ff —Damages £23 . 13..34. ; o • ' -.. . 'ADMIRALTY Comm FEBRUARY 2S. • I ' 4 Phoenix,-Holman mastenAThis was a case nisi in the. Instance Court. IttikkOilltaction broughtliy 4, miniver against his ownerso, for Moo on a 'nig froM London to Gren a da and bads again. On vessel arriving, on her _return voyage, at Illackwall., 4,,5e, mariner left the ship, with the leave of the Mate, And returned the next morning ;_but it did not appear that he assisted in bringing the ship into the West : India Docks.—On the part of the owners it was eon tended, that there was a wilful dieertion ; that freds, assistance was obliged to be procured on account of bis absence, and most of the crew.—The Court, under all the was of opinion, that there was i ' ' 'ieref - felt itself bound 'bled, by the ,ta i t i atie r . 0- . 1 4 "snia ` 4 ni tron .: . ~ h 4 nof, b .. ... . action is unprecedented . . in the 'kftiliWiiids rn . His first three nighin,o" • but without e of et 1,800, aad on repimlit Af id, ,the phi 0 4Y p ight for the four - '• .7.. t ht aio:ap* le aids of ' 4e7QO. ' Thf t a•• : . nehe inC i neP - .erst/seuiwti4 indeed it'j* , ."..' I 1 - - - o.6:the..* was honoured wi - r ... - ;.', 13'. t. " ' ,she belaniebrO tit al s fait appearance, ; . il*` - ",: 1.. 1i5° , laint . iff !rat oldest actor GU efiC StAiit;D: i l l is,i t tit er P.S e t understand, has receirelikaiiir: ' ' I '7'2° 't ), ,' his abilities : besides,. wat ,no r i g ht e . t° " s, from Mr. Cotriffii g 'll a makes,• . Lor d .. 1 .4. , a sent him £50.-..,..1 ) = 4 : ti;i „.„ .- ~ w hat the on r p e t .. 4, H ouse i s t aistra i s tio d it oit - . aciaiorlid . ge 0 4 to the plamti: ,f Mr. WArERS: . - ' .' . 0 . to.that mop' „, _-.- , _ . ” 7r -- "b, -'" -- ( 1 ---- _r " 2 ,,r.'• -• ' 4 lFe u r •I _,__''' _ cr tiirtr t ar . .cagrUq—JJaigagall : ‘23, 13e4d. ; , ' DIXON ' S ANT1B11:10tfli PflA.C . ' •' ' . - .us vicinity was convene on the ait instant" for the .. .w. • ./.::: --4 ~.... • : , ~ 4 • ;.. • . . • highly meritorious purpose of ppeiling a, aubscriptien -- • AminaAvir , ijoukr , nipktray 25. - To Mt. 10110/1, Alsodletary. • ' ' ' 0 IR,-1. take the earliest opportunity to acquaint in aid a the funds, now raising in London, for the cetux•' man master. 44 is Ph ' ' 15101 - Vh . ' M att c ase •d 0 me you that I have received the wort wonderful benefit from relief of the distressed Germans, S. T. gavrox,'Esq. in the Instatiee Court. Ittwas ati•actinbrou ht by the use of your ISIXOINTS ANTJBILIOIJS PfLLS, which I. car. the High. Dailiff, in thiChair. l'he thanks * of th e a mativer against 111 g lied with au to Jamaica, an4ll those friends to whom! &W. Meeting were Toted to the Committee in t i o ms w6 r flir 4 --. from London Grenada 4 b cis • ,_,, toau a again. On the tinted them have experienced the same salutary benefit ; they de- clare th7.m•te be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for rlieir very prompt and= - measures in. . 7 , . 1, vessel arriving, on her...return voyage, at Illackwall, Bilious and other coMplitints, Tile following are names ot acre- • din pisor sufferers on • tittent. t - -". . ~.. • • ‘Se mariner left the sbip , wi t h th e l eave o f t h e M ate , ra t L a di es an d G ent l emen w h o have received th e utmost relief Saturday nigh!. " • Stags' Do " al d returned the next morning but it did not appear .. . . .. - . from your Dinin's Antibilinus Pills:—Charles Taylor, Esq. !a- . Esq. Kingstoo, ditto; Mt. Wondriff, her family were, ir , ivia _to the Pigeon.' on . Apt he assisted in bringing the ship into the West- ' imie44l4llilunShaw ' . spaoisis Town, ditto ; G. W. Handkon Esq. Savanna la Mar • Dublin, to embark ,., : ngland, •4#•,4river vizi ndia .Docks. in thi part of the owners it was con. •ditro;l. Smith; Esq. Old Ha Po' ' • ' ' racer, ditto; G. Allston, hag. . missed the roAd i jbkilaiirroage was upsel, over - • , . bran tended, that•ihbre was a wilful disertion ; that fresh :ditto ; Mr. Walker, Port ikforant, ditto ; J. Penllnson, Esq. Salt lading to the Of Rinitiend, down a dencoßicif assistance was obliged :to be procured oa account • • • hufliti ge -4,-- • . . . o f .River, ditto; Mr. Mu .ens , ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P Mrs. Perri; St. Ann's; Mist Wsspdr/ 1 4.8Penish Town ' with Oliver Ooldsmith, Kinoon, ditto; t ctelve feet, and, • al to relate,. th o ut6ll. five is absence, and most of the crew.—The Court, under Pnl a ck , El' 'di tto; Mn. peoplil were in the nage, no one was, hurt except all the cireurnstanteh was of opinion, that there was many other persons ot the first r abiljty.--iSir yo ur ' most the Rev. Mr. Douot.ns, who received . a slight injury i desertion of duty, and therefore k felt itself bound obedient servani, THomASAAfiIitOLT), of ihe ti; 7.canges. ' on his attn. . . . , - to !_sirplf the penalty - of a 'forfeiture Of 'wages.' Geld iliolesaie and Mid st Mn Lualer's, 4, Ch , comer A fine healthyboyi not.nkni i t t han four .mooshir - ,.i.11 of fit.Psol's ChorthZ • Sit ewe, Askew rnatter:Thia ) Wai a question of sal- . 4. by art) and Bgialn. Portsmouth; Jones; Winos, Aaa yid' Relay; Portant; lialt, Jonnasa . Ad, apparently, was . Wide& a •eare of a barr • 4 91ge. The Co_urtmwounced - tor-ceinh salvage ! . , . ant .Incoli, Simkeinsas; Pat , c- . , ..) .. - -e. woman yesterdariftethohnila - Diford-streer, u •:- ' • ..---;•-•444.4;44: • • . 14.4111 attZ t fl!tri l :slat4,_Coollorettsy t rettieron„ •• • - ; toot and I.2dyd; rin d tirtniey and e .. ;ill , ,• A 'Tan, chivied . with , iy !linirdat in . , id . . ; c o . . 1 ' • lAtaissert 11111.11sIdasea, Manabaster s; sli* *int to 1 ner vviih 't bundle ' iiii w . bowever, a iturfetitody, -.. lieFtte io . .Ai Weds, / even. 7 • • I '''' lt '' a s C't Nototieli; VOlnfet, bskeviet; reairn, and thoitOitot *as taken care of by the-parogr' ‘l.- .intr, in the custody of a ; ow-street officer 'and Mr. Edwards and Penny, and Maga and Lat*buty, Itterpool; ' 1 fit tees . 44440:4# 0 iigaace of this : son cum; . .'o4,ltD t the *menet en the liiskeliabfishMest fort 4 /441r*Dirfert4411130Mter" AS kt t o ' etailintaatfrabill 'Venders, , ...A nt . .... - •••.; 'AtR" s. 3 ... . r • 1 , 041 V *OWN& aidli&l. ~ A n,:-:... t‘ i . , t Sidebotunt4 she' e r ' former clictince, and tfleret:gt-nns swear to -Ivhat she then said. 31111441 tli ice-examin villen,ite denied thigihe)istr Said the prisoner, intended to . setlif house on gri,. but admitted thati she had put water into the tinder-box, and that the prisoner had desired her to take away the best of her clothes.—Mr. Harmer, Solicitor for the prosecution,j stated that on eistroining the prtinises, no part of the house appeared to have been touched by the flaines, was consiqueotly qir crime of the prisoner reduced to a misdeMeanou.—lat was committed for trill. Gtarlit!ALL.-L4Wciry 'Brondey and Ulnnifred Wood were charged With"-sobbing a Gentleman in Fleet. street,.on Thursday . night, of bills of exchange and notes to the amount of £BOO. At the rcquest of a. friend of the Gentleman robbed, they were tenzamd ded till to-morrow. WoRSIIIP-STRICET. YesteidAy, J. Mt& "Vis : -charged-by H. Rscifordand others with ha g stolen a silver watch from the said H. Radford. The scaler and,another man pinioned the prosecutor, took _Ow Watch hi _forF4 _frp, him, and an away but' %elf* indiukT,lttistlioner was taken,, and the watch was found on him. .11fe charge being made Ott, he owas fullystoinmitted. ~..,,. •, . • . 1 Noyst tuiprespoi.l l 44;.—At all e arly lour,. Sunday na,orpOg, .skelnth inst. the inhabitants "Sickville-street, - Dtibrui, *ere alarmed with th e lau d . and reiterated . theeringes'of a vast concourse of people collected sear Nelson's Pillar, which resulted from the uPeapeCted success mf a Geralehoin, who for al wager oftift,y_guineas„ had undertakuu to walk, blind-. folded, from :Harcourt-strPet (Stejiten i psreen) to Pillitr,;ltrid Which he acConiptisbed in the --e of onefienir and a half. .614111:4FIELD MARItEr, FEBRUARY .25. ft& IToSir or Slb. to lINI Tot 011FAL• l 64 ft 71 6 veall& Olt to 61.'• -4411 Miaow 74 , to is I , rl Pidt„ , 6d t 0.84 44 'Blast'. $4O-364,' --easse 2,godi, tee:" P11.1(311411 ( WAV.AI4Ib STRAW 1N NM rrkiFtvt • , Meadow Ha) 41 Os to 51 Os 1 Clovt-r • 11 th t o 0 los , Powen • 01-1144 tp 03 , p h i 5101t,.,17 ; 11 12$ to 21 2s: ii§r - patette*TALlA • . - St. /slntes's Market ile •10d Temp Takao( 1•14 s 6d Clare Market . Ss Id Yellow It tAai 111 i 00 Whitechapel Market tie dd Whitt ditto • . ' 1117 s Ad' per stone of 81b. ---- 1 soap ditto 107 s oil Average 6s id I Ditto rough 66. ud Yellow Soap 1121—Mottled, 1240---Cold, 126s—Palto 000. Price of Candles per doses, tss. 61—Moidds, 17s Od - COUNTRY MARKETS, UzisaiDc, its. 44.--Wheat, per !owl 416 Os to se2s Os Earley, per quaner 34s tel'ads: Oats 26e to 394. Beans 39s to 451. Peas 504 to , - 1 , • s • ' ' from breathkg, the* ** tonne Itcht ipstselly roman* by %our& Aye tSSEVCIL dl MUSTARD, universally esteemtd fur extreirdinerf Ellacy ht Ittreuman.ms, Gouty Alec. , and Complaint' of the Porpsoh ; bet where this certain remedy has he unknowp or neglect e d, sad t h e Chithisi D s b a y, actuairy brokr, Wiritetiesd's 'Petn*y• Oarste irdi nee the - pais, and verripeteily Wel ihenaterPensitod and 4044 K. loheitun. Apothecary, 15, Greek.afreet, Soho, London-41w Foments and Pills at Ss. 9d. eiskt the Cerste at is. 44. Sold* every Me dicine Vender in the Upited Kiedosn. ••• The Genuine has a black telt Stang, with the sum f ig K. loblvecon; inserted on it. • • • . _ VIIESTONTA/1 - MEDICI NEI. CA-i. al,. ' Tb Mt 011. Gwevr,,lol, 9, West Surrey-streat, ifilerlfill. D i ll " 4 1,9 Portsmouth„ ven o us l; Ill; Oh board the &pip Venus for St. HAVING beennitseit ate tied with Gout, attend n a fli wail a Liver siosapieine, for a ghat oarntirr of years, and dist ho res‘cti with wealortit and coutraet one, as to be iiicapabti of attending an y 14141160 t as a Captain its the Eaqt-Indli (erste"; d returned,to this coustry with hopes of utrilnin% a core, whirr every mesh. was ow:4pr two year. and a half without the ican success, when a ftletforent me on, of your Pam, hiets, where I fouaJ Case Mon( M. Hayman, exactly risullar to my owa, Which' induced_ me so attes# you. .. fn a l ew a ! , wh• m i le te renewed, and in two mon•M tosmecis melon:ass tne onablod to remain ay anal situtniugi, sa d t h e ch of my Cue tuay be Seta on tire book s "f t h e fee nut k r East-iadia , an d bruit:Eng it as publit IS poesible, you svill much Mr, Your . oll t humble Servant, ' - • "''" t(CiisaCO, in a futtire ' . — R. H. STATIMM. r_l ____:_....,.........._. GENUINE MEDICINES. FNEWBERY and SONS, in St. Paul' s Church.. . yard, Propeieters of Dr. James's mid ocher 'Amble Medi. cities, inform the Public, this since the New Duties the Prices are as follow ; and those who buy air or more will ham the Stamps gratis: but as many persons adman the house, they me desired to observe, Am Ilse Number it 4s, four d oors tuts Chcapside. • 4. d. I. d. Dr. inmen'skPowdOrrit44 29 I Daisy's Canniaative I Ditto Analesic ki zt 0 ; 41 Strom Tinct. o f Bark 4 0 I'll Antilbillout P ill, IS IS • • Hutharre. dine S . Dr. Anithes (lbslyb. 4E9;4 • English Come • ' t. Dr. Stsfrrs's.9potititigc., 2 9 Etisruce of Ginger 9 9 Ditto CAiiiulsion Oil 2 6 Inglish's Scots Pile 1 ill • Ditto Catusedla Drops I 2 • Lirdtuahnnolnats •:• to 0 Essence oCCollefoor 3 6 'P9490191%119 Loenglipt ISi Mr. Spence's Dertilfrim 4 0 Dr. Mender's 'I ea • '2 # The Cephalic Sbuff '`." ,11 11 lie Heavy's .II .- • g • Lozittges or Blois ..,.. 11 i Maredasn'p . 7 9 4 Qks.'s Magnesia • -1 s 6 Spifbury's tto 6 0 .The Ram ittkdlein9ll2 4 ; IS 0 OrartetCongt Dime I S .aheumasic Lowder i , 0 11 6 Orsetiough's Tinwares I 1 Tonic PiTh , 9 Ohm Tolv Lozenges iII .Dr. Hbornes Nis • • ' -1 Ii .Soething Syrup 2 9 MI other Molleip i es of ruptre meg him= be had, with ample allowance to Merchants, he: Car esrei-atimi. Pi T 11441 - 6 ' - 4 1 (14) ap Mi --- T t Btelicale• tit frftth yottithat -,..der *ncethe year 1790,1 hAlbeenallffetird Stith the Loootifohoria, .4-ich from its obstiy!atciy resisting every costae of fields ° prat rips,' by the must eminent* ;17 , faculty here,:a::ll unutt:; - zaint several severe courses of salivation atidl,wiendischarkid from t* I losidtal, Ind little relief, would appear to }ea die most invisteratenatisre. la the spring . of last year my di'sin-der had got to such k head, as nearly to put a perind to ni)ietistenee; -' likelll% lit. t oat le' c 9 Frvande 4 by Mr. I ....rbonVnas (vi,fro-tbsli tosipec a tore by them here,) to ta ke you:. Ltalte's meat Pills,htecb I bipe tn do en the f.6tb May ; in ;the eciersenta fortniffir I begin to r e ceiv e beneet. 4 Ws more than .ik gicuitli I , became, by yew-liberal ede' 'ancl• medicine, perfectly free frow my foe. , , met complaints,' ►eresciveted my forsriereptriti led *trent* sod mu beeotne,yo h4a3d. hit, in . witch at birjoheeptigood ii many. Montlu , ro the astonishment of all :Who knew me, I as at a Wes in *bat ternie to express birgratiruct#, but bet ybe is the good of ocher mitring. mostals, to. (Bake din es* meal , pa:me as possible, is I shall on every occaslob--in so &nog yas will greatly oblige, Sir, ICoor grateful obedient very bornhie . ceo. ALEX. MUR./LEJiI. Swan's ChM, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by Meade Proprietor, Thomas Taylor; Member ache Royal College of Swims to LOOO, at 64 twit Pilo. 9, New Brldge.street. • They are alio sold by ills appointtient, at the Perfumer's, Ne. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pill Mall ; the Toy-slip Y 4. let, Os. ford-street ; Mr. Illsborough's, N 0.7, Fish-strip-bat, warigop- Odle the Monument; and by one person is every considerable town In England, die. in boles only eta. IPd. moil, snaked er will lull and plain directions, whereby &room °feather sea may me themselves w-th ease and secrecy. N.B. Every Boa sold in Crest Britahits sealed up, with a animp . in whicb,by favour of the CornotisoluglAta,ls printed at the Swap Nice " T. Taylor, No.g , New Bricigtoicroot." GIiALLENGE. MESSRS.CURR aces Co. Surgeons, late in his Majest's Service, challenge the wank ereekl to prove a single imam* where their Medicine and method of care eves • faded of the desired effect. The practice of many "tears la the particulat branch of their prOfeesian has 'ant given rim to eat unsuccessful case. They continue todireet their wadies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the erten. which is the consequence of the politicos and wasteful effects Is habit long and most unhappily purstWd by the youth:abed, ma, In the One it will be found to be the unfailing *entree et bermi nes. ; the other have iteravages fa Ily developedto them by a 44- mewing state of debility, sittdch,dnot timely remedied, terminates to impotence. These are ito remote aid ultimate effects, while•eaa sumptions, kiss of inoway power, attd virioutpervou. suppling usually characterise the earlier liagisaf tha Solitiry vice. •Of ter !tons languiehing alder the diseedgothinitiontosbeft OAK their treatment !is aids le and inie never pia w 4 yteuneelefeb in the coarse of a long, laborious, and much etiaaded praetiee. in the most obstinate and compheated cases of mhereal int/tidal, such as obsertictlons In. the, tutelars, spungy infamemegmer. bed te• noteseelletie sleek*, eractins, seminal weaknebi, givers, as alas ad-trwertittkm;• r MAUI rimed ore long duration; and which have-baffled the eked efother Practitioners ; are by their present insgewmt.l plan of trtatmmt,effectuaby and permanently aired, witireut the patient suffertng the excruelattng paid and 410nalns beftalibate Whica often follows the *platelet:inn of t,he Nome:meta • In the contexf ib yrui extarenve pudica In this meigopolla s nunntrimi =WM itnctures have been and are daily and r gem caret' 'he toll eradication of which are effected by k 'safe certain'; at.r: ereedle superior nous mode of prat:tee s - perior tee any other- yet adopted. 11te wet antel4 relemetien e Mad debility pt mottling twee . Me colt plamt, is speedily re rived, and 04e patient restored to load and rierous health. net vbere the debility has for years tits. ted, a proper perrevertnte in restorative fereedttslatfir tbe stricture has been destroyed,- indimensabir requadheihr swim t i me limbering 'Puts of life, eitewreatanaste shy cunstiraties. Several Noblemen and Penitents-4, vette fir% retfe=abk! !awe. been under the care of Monts. turrieeiner Cu for tEe 9r moval of cnmplaints of the tlrithea, Strictures, Soc. and. baviel received a - tadtcat lad pertna.:ent mare, request &ureteral's may be made to them as satisfactory weidimces.of the deddel redone. , ut ivlesarv. Curet and Va's• plan of treanesatt. b:any of these Gentlemen hod, Otriczures iron) ten to twenty yeses and were un.kr tla care of Messrs: 'Monti ant Heavisieres, and other surpeon• of equal emizenco, who attempted **lrmo In the lingte. l6 oll et tate Near caustic, without avow. Patents in the Country are requested to state the partieulan, of their case, age, and manner of riving, enclosieg a Bad note foi•ativint and medicates, and the same will be gismo it' torevartied to any part of the Kingdoms. Iltese i. lt:tirre sad Co. may be cowshed by OW Sas wi the grelliteM detiCaCT, secrecy and bonato. at their house, No tO'f, Hatton- :mien. PItICE-OF COALS—COAL MatatiET, FEB. U. Ships at Market Sold Prices. 117 i Newcastle - 41} - - 691 Od to Us 6d .18 'Sandi-Hand IS - - et. od sr gas 6 0 Cin +ars . 0 • . oos od. h_ A Aictill'h C°4l - 1 - l s°` "I• :wawa( AT LUNIX)II4 NUDGE '1 U4l4oltil.Jo • • . ........ $8 asiau•es ate 6 'dill" 21 'Vales after ;Plintett by LavaLKaair, Picket PL•re; ■rA at am, Star (lama_ irmolc SW. . bI , 1- •' 4' ' - M, .;A' . ' ' ' ,br' =ss l . lgrafeirrtir' .:::••;-:•-• 1 -1-• .. - t Hi if4i t ' _ - • • lb * ir ; . Mltinithrifteirita&O;lrMiii.pftlil: ltatid iu. :l4 l: " .. "' :S h e e , n w s i h s e y g e•t at e e rd h a; '" ,:z w: ostaihr. le r br ough t . -.. . ~esterda• does, la pr e h agai n up, andall. the w itn esses who were ex, remedy' amined on a former. day, except Jane Sidebottorrtt~ t~ eetuirfr rash . nrsi.. were sw orn ty theidepositions. Jane Sidebottom no* and varl r th e shaiard,gtedh with ith she t a tt d r4 Bee tili n - d i :in: 4 in: MARRIED. On Sunday last, at the Parish Church of Epsom, Felix Caw O'Neil O'Hanlon, of Newry, is the county of Down, Esq. to Elise Georgian, fourth slaughter of Samuel Hawkins, of Mesil House, Epsom, EA. DIED. . At Perth, en the 7th inst. George William, the infant son of Liniment Dick, Auditor-General of the Mauritius, &c. • In Serle-street, the 18th ion. W. P. Gregg, Esq. Barrister at Law, and Commissioner of Bankrupts, aged A. At Kilmarnock, the tub inst. Lieutenant Hugh Kerr, R. N. Feb. lick William Hawes, Zss. late of Timlerstreet, Souk week, surgeon, in the 68th year of his age. • Yob: Alit, in Park-place, St. James's, Lady Mary Markham. Feb. Sd, at the Manse of Dyke, the Rev. David Brichae,D.D.i Feb. 15th, it Edinburgh, Mrs. Smannah Ogilvy, relict of the Rev. James Ogilvy of WesthalL Oa the gist uk. at her son's holm, at Arderder, in the lonth year of her age, lean M'Andrew, widow of Neil Macpherson,' late tackstnan of Tirfogrean. She retained wonderful health till within three weakest her death, and the faculPea of her mind to the last. At the farm of Hirrylavi,.parish of Kilmakoltn, Scotland, at the advanced aged ON Janet Mackialay, a uative of Cowell, k Argyllshire, aqd the Ant of 37 legitimate children by one father, who had &en tadice•marrled. Ihe decreed had born mind children, tilite4f•whons• were sons; the nonsher of hero grand-children, and great grand-chi/ere., amounts to 1 children 54, and great grand-children 40. She.enjoyed munch. hie good heahhjor the lust pin' of her life, and retailed her lama/tau to the bo n co— Li -_- - - • A rm fit o . At King's Place, Leitk Walk, ebe witk:4ll Captain NM/Icm, Royal Narty, of a son. sanday last, at Plyrtiouth, the I.ady of Six Peter Parker, of a son. - - FOR COUGHS, HOAPJEKESSES, ace. • • M R . LENDGitzIs E of N T O ol U x G ,, H he 'S 4 PECT: f lt4L firivioch 1.04 fifty years trial, proves them a atupedee remedy for' all Coughsi, Hoarseness's, Sure Throats, Awhmadc asid.CoaiurnOlve Coin. plaints. The genuine, only have iik.l4 ILD ? hated - on the stamp, by when they ate prepagnlC:ai* to Mr. Gree- ' nough, the Inventor. • Sni4 In bmtea, at as. lid. each, byhappointinent by R. New:. fiery and Tons, St. Paul Clukch-r Suet& and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co: Cocksput4tetoe; Ms, Royal Ea . change; Ward, 544, Holborn; Clark, t 69, Borough; Sanger, 160, Orford -street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet market ; Blake, Si, Plc- ' caditly ; and the Vanden of Genuine Medicines. Where also may be bad, 'Mr. Greenough% cab tures for preserving the Teeth and Qum, and awing acb, in enlarged bottles, at s. 9d. each. . .