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

- -- - 7; -- . 21a kilvc , t Bikrll &tr. Saturday his MAYEbTY completed his 76th year, Which was observed throughout the Metropolis and . the tountry with the usual detnonstrations of joy and rejoicings. The tnotning was ushered in wi t h t h e ringing of Bells, the flags on the church steeples and other public buildings were displayed, and continued` co during the whole of the day. The annual enter taiament was given by Mr. Vintta, thd Mail C'oach. Contractor, at the manofictory on Millbank-row, to' the Agents of the Post Office, the Mail Contractors,. Coach Masters, the Guards and Coachmen of. the mat-coaches . The coaches, furniture and the har ness for the hones wete all new . The Mail Contrac tors produced the best collection of horses they could' possibly find, amounting to about eighty, including those .for the saddle horsemen. A few minutes atter. five o'clock they started off, and proceeded to Carltoni House, where they halted, and gave three cheers to! the PRINCE Raoisr; From thence they proceeded! •to the Queen's Palace, and gave .three cheers to die'. QUEEN. They proceeded up Constitution-hill, halted uppobite Pulteney flstel, and gave three cheers to the •. Duchess of OLDENEURGII. They then proceeded to the General Post Office by Pall-Mall, the Strand, &c. At one o'clock the Part and Tower guns were fired. The LORD CiIAMBIERLAIN I the Loan STEIV'ARD, the .Duke of MONTROSA as Master of the Horse, ih Mar. Os of WINCHESTER. as Groom of the Stole ) and Sir WILLIAM GARROW, asAttorney General, gave grand 'dinners tn those in )heir different departments. The • King's Tradesmen dined together at the Thatched. •House. Tavern, and in the evening their houses were . illuminated. Some of the public Offices, the Opera. House, the Theatres, the Subscription Houses, and other public buildings were illuminated. Two barrels of porter were distributed atAhe Admirahy according to annual custom. - . - • • The PRINCE REGENT left town at 12 o'clock, to bd present at the observance of his Royal Father's birth; day, at Windsor, where his Royal Highness was met by the Duke and Duchess of YORK, the Dukes of KENT and CAMBRIDGE, who together with the QUEEN, the PRINCESSES, and a sarty, dined together on the occasion at Frogmore. The young Gentlemen of EtOn College celebrated the Zay by a Regatta on the Thames. Yesterd sy the 411 baring Suileiin of the state-of h's Mantsn's health during the last month was exhibited at St. James's Palace - . WINDSOR CASTLE, ,TUNE 4. u The Knco's health , has been uninterruptedly gnol, and his MAJESTY has been very tranquill throughout the last Month, though his Maaz.s - rv's • disat tier continues without any sensible alteration." „. oigneal a HENRY lIALFORD. aW. lIEBERDEN. MILLIE. It. WILLIS. " J. WILLIS." Lord SOMERVILLE and. Admiral LEGG were the Lord and Groom in Waiting yesterday, at 84 James's Palace. 1 . Sir NASH Guest, many year's one of the Jude the Court of King's Bench, stopped at the Dolphin Inn, in Petersfield, on Tuesday last, between two and , three o'clock, on his way to the Pi iory, in the Isle o f ' Wight; he had scarcely entered the room when he fell on a sofa and expired in about ten pinutes, in the • 74th year of his age. His remains were takes to the Island and interred on Friday. KING'S THEATRE. —Her Royal Highness the Prin. • less of WALES came into her box before the end of the • Opera on Saturday-night. The moment she entered the whole company stood up, and she was received - with enthusiastic applause. " GOD save the King'? was called for, and sung with peculiar emphasis and effect. It was encored, amid unbounded accla . snation. COVENT GARDEN.—.The representation of King /On, phich had been announced for Saturday, was superseded by that of The Stranger, after timely notice communicated in the bills of tie continuance of Mr ▪ Kr.intLE's indispcisition. With the merits of Mr. Yooso in 'the part of 77se Stranger, the public are too well acquainted to require any description of them ' now.' He was received throughout with deserved applause, and Mrs. M‘Glasson bestowed considerable interest on Mn. • TAX PARES.-rThe state of the weather yesterday prechded our accustomed diFplay of dress and de , sail( ' on the fashionablefirenueader. 'the usual ca ,...ealcade of dashing equipages, however, appeared - I ', Isi Hyde Park, among which were those of the Dn.° ..chesses, of •Rutland, Montrose, and Leeds, and the Marchionesses of Blaodfard .and Salisbury. In. St, James's Park the workmen were employed the whole day in preparing the Chinese Temple for the ensuing' Fete. Our Reader; have often heard of a Bs& in a Chime- Sho/s—the following accoant.of the proceedings of Cow in a Music-Warehause, will make as excelledt twin arsecdote;—Last week, a cow, having a taste for the " Melody of sound," made its way into the warehouseof Mr. IL Taylor, of Bridge:street, in thir city. The animal went to the further end of the shop, and turned behind the counter, where, after et _ amining a few of the music books, and trying it's skill on a small organ, which it upset, made its exit, with . obt doing further damage, although the side of the shop next thecounter is entirely glass I—L *err Chroe. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROII }[AIL FILL DATED' KAY 16. . a I landed here yesterday, whieb happened fortu nately to be the Festival Day for the rest oiaddl% of the ancient family. Nothing could exceed the enthu siastic demonstrationt of joy. When compared to the French, the inhabitants of Holland, in escaping from the yoke of Napoleon, were— " Lan as she lace that slumber In the storm." • Here all is life, and even inanimate nature seems almost to move. Thr English Officers were pursued ° amidst the throng with shouts of delight. The old people; who- seemed most enraptured with the return Oa old times, could scarcely refrain from embracing us, and the fillet and flower girls presented their_gifts and refused ot k • • I.', I . ~,.~ 1 1 . • and refused to be paid. •'fire' principal parts of the town were So festooned With shrubs that, after it was dark, and all lit up, the streets appeared like the walks of an illuminated garden. The device on oae of the transparencies was very striking. ;••=4l gigantic arm Et r 7 k Pr r :i a sword, the lightning fell ifrom Heaven and there was no motto—the imag kit to-tsination was rat riaist.r.titias haad,wiiting on the trawl— y eingd ea k h as depleted frau thee?" kkoM sirree.RDAY •vldirr's ciaritt; QUEEN'S !MUSE, JUNE 1. This day Count_St. Martin D'Aglie. Minister Plenipotentiary from the Kiug of Sardinia, Monsieur de Pfeffet, Envoy Extraor dinary, ice. from the king of liavarla i an4 Count Bero:ilingeo, Envoy Extraordinary, Ste. front the King of Wurtemburg, had their dint private audiences of her Majesty. This Gazette also Contains a grant • his Majesty's royal td Dy licence anti aut ollty to the Duke of Wellington, this be and has descendants may bear, 4114 lasting ntembrial of bib glorious and transcendatit achievements, an honourable augmentation to the arms of Wellesley, that is to say, in the dexter quarter an eicutchtsti charged with the erosses of St. George, St. Andrew, and St. Patrick, conjoined, being the t.nion badge of the United Kingdont of Great Britiin and Ireland, without the imperial crown, to be %mewl by him and his deseendauta upon the fancily arms of Wellesley and Cowley quarterly, and in the chief point of the shield. BAURRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. fli,mas.Phillpos and John Philipps the young' r, of Milford, Pt aihrnheshire, merchanh and copartners. Richard Wituratt, now or late of Bristol, oorn.factor and meal lll.lll, thak r and chapman. BANKRUPTS. Samoa Trent, of Yeovil, Sonsersetahlre, miller, baker, dealer and chapman, to surrender June 2e, at five, June 21, and July 16;u eleven, at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil. Attornieq, Mr. White, Yeovil; or Messrs. Blandfurd and Burfoot, Bench Walks, Temple, Londoil. William Shaw and George Shaw, of Septon, parish of ICrkhea• ton, Yorkshire, clothiers, copartners, dealers and enapinen, 'June 21, at five, June 22, and July 16, at eleven ' at the Xing's Head Inn, HudJersileld. Anomie', Mr. John Bettye, Hud dersfield; or Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane ' London. . • • Muses Moody, of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, cabinet-maker and builder, dealer and chapman, June 27, at six, June 2S, and July 16, at ele.en, at the Plough Inn, Cheltenham.- -Attornies, Mr. Pruen, Cheltenham; or Messes. Vird. Hutchinson, and Blower, Lincoln's Inn, LOndon. Richard Timer, of liirminghlun, apho..sterer, dealer and'lDlSp. • man, June 17,18, and July Id, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel,. Birminghant. Attoristes, Messrs. Baxter and Martin, Furni gears Inn, Loadsai or Mr. Bird,Birmingham. Dodd Jones, orklewport, Monmouthshire, ' dealer , shopkeeper, ay.._ - _ and chapman, June 20,21, and July 16, at eleven, at the Cont. Inertial Rooms, Bristol. Anemic*, • Mr. James Platt, New Diewell-court, Lincola's-Ipu, Laudon; or Messrs. Prather* and Rh:itiiPs, Newport. James Linde, of Tokenhouse-yard, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, June 17, Is, and July is, at twelve, at Guild . hall. Attorney, Mr. Hat tley, New Bridge -street, blacktriars. Thomas. Edwaids anti Richard Branthwait.:, late of Pill Gwelilly, Monmouthshire, coal-nurehams, dealers, chtapmen, and. c•- partnees, June 20,21, and July 16, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Jan:es Platt, New Bose ell court, Lincoln's-lan, Landon; or Messrs. Prather° and Phil bps, Nlwport. Mannadnke Knowles, late of I Andon, but now of Bolton, I .an cashire, mainfactuter, warehouseman, dealer and eh:el:Mau, June 23, at four, Jute 24, at eleven, at.ei .11 ly 16, at twelve, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attnenic, Med dowcraft, No. 8, Lincoht's-lun, Loudon; or Mr. BOarthuan, `l:ridge-street, Bolton. John Gibbs, of Stilton, Huntingdonshire, victualler and cheese monger, dealer and chap:van, June 13,14, and July 16, at 11, at the George Inn, Huntingdon. Attorni..s, Messrs. Brent• ridge and Son, Dyer's litifleng,, liolburn ). or Mr. John Webb Cure, Minster Haase, P;: , erbornozie. of Liverpool, br.,ktr, factor, defier and chap man, lune 24, 25, at:el July at one, at the Kennel's Arnit inn, Water-serer[, l.iverpooL Anomie., Meats. Ratheliffe and. flamil on, Liverpool; or Mr. Edward Chester, Staple- Inn, London. John Ward, of Sculcoates, Yorkshire, merchant, June 14,17, and July t 6, at eleven, at the Neptune litn, Kingatun-upote- Hull. Atontles, Messrs. Russet and ion, Bartlett's Luikings, London; of Messrs. IJkleiason and l'hompsuis, Hull. John Messenger, of Lougltborot.;:', Le.cestashire, victualler, June 2A at six, June 23, at ten, and July 14, at eleven, at the • 'Whit' , Hart Lint Leiceater.. Attoruies, Messrs. Lleastiale, Alexander, al4l H,,hne, Weis , Inn, London; sr Mr. Bond, Leicester. James James, of liaverfordwest, shopkeeper, dealer and chap man, Juno 11, 10, and July 16, at eleven at the Castle lun, Haverfordwest. Atiornits, Mr. John Hardy, Ri L ch o a n r do d n '" , or Win...Ei_ans, Havertordwest. _ - _ l'ownsend, late of Liverpool, merchant ' drak e aid chapman, July 1,2, arid 16, at our, a; the Bull and Pintail Bowl, I.iverpooL Attornies, Mt. John Robson, No. 5, L.r.. change, Liverpool ; or Mani. Tarrant, Clarke, and Rtchards,l Coancery-lane, London. lionias.Nock, of Birtningham. factor, dealer and chapman, Joao' 18, 20, and July 10, at twelve, at the Shak,peare 'lavers, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Jones, Hare! court, Temple; or Mr. John Yeend Bedford, iiiiming'sana iamuel Maril:all, of Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-manutacturet; June 16;20, and July 16, at eleven, at the Castle Jun, Scotia port. Attorney, Mr. Edge, No. 9. Norfolk-street, London; ire Mr. Harrop, Stockport. • Henry Green, of Great Weldon, 'Northamptonshire, June 21, . at sir, lune 22, and July 16, at• eleven, at the Three Crowns . Inn, Leicester. Attornies, Mr. John I.lptron Groaves, c.ester • or Messrs. Edmunds anJ Jeyrs , Chancelylane. James Bridges, of Bristol, brush-maker, dealer and Chapman, June 15, 16, and July 16,at one at the Commercial Ryon* Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Joseph Langley, Clare street, Bristol; or Messrs. Rosser and Son.Banlett's buildings l London. John Manning, of Loddiswelle butcher, June t:t, at three, June 14, July 16, at ien, it the King's Arms, King,hridge. Actor: ales, Mr. Price, Lincoln's Inn New-square, and Mr. Brooking, Dartmouth. Henry Goodwyn, of Oxford, cordwainer, June 11, 13, July 1e,4 eleven, at Mr. Bertram's, Oatord. • Attornles, Mr. 'lmint Oxford, and Mr. Holmes, Great James-street. Isaac Isaac, of Plymouth, slopseller, June 16, 20, July 16, 'at twelve, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth. Attornies, Messrs. Sandys and Co. Crane-court, and Mr. Baron, Plymouth. John Barret, of Plymouth Dock, victual] 4r, June 16, 20, July 16, at twelve, at the Commercial fun, Plymouth. A/comics, Mr. Walker, New Inn; Mr. liyue, Plymouth; anti Mr. Bacon, Plyntoeth Dock. flacdaker, of Middle SLitlington, shopkeeper, June 17, 16, July In, at :I , :ven, at the 'falba, Halifax. Attornies, Mr. dNettletokl, Norfolk street, and Mr. Alexander, Halifar. ais Pratt,. of Banbury, innholder, June la, "14, July so, at eleven at fhe White Lion, Banbury. Attorn : es, Messrs. Mey rick a 2d licoderip, Red Lion-square; and Mr. Colby, Banbury. Ran Cote, jun. of Bath, manual instrument-makero use ht, 20, • July 10, at one, at the Castle and Ball,Bath. Anomie+, Messrs. • Blandfuril a;.d Burfont, Temple, and Mr. Phyeck, Bath. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. ' • • " July 5, John Ashtoa, Tower -street, wine-merchant, at nirshq.l June 25, Matthias Davey the younger, Cheshunt, He ts, ndli , at twelve. June 21, John Clark, of Great Knight Rider-st stationer, at eleven. June 31, William flatten and James W • Cierkenwell Green, jeweller., at 'eleven. June 25, Wm. 01 George Herbert Townsend, Howtord-buiWinp, Fenthnrils street, coal-merchant, at twelve. lune 25, John Westover, z.or ' Wood,'lmEder, at twelve. July 5, Richard Attwell, l'oddington, Bedfordshire, baker, at ten. June 21, Henry Smith; of Tochill• vein, linen-draper, at one. June 21, Henry nbuttleworth, Lod ;we-street, optician, at twelve. June 21, James Reid, of Roo:t -ilts*, warehouseman, at ten. June 11, Joh Champion,St. Paul's Churcb.yard, wholesale grocer, a; eleven. June t, Jahn Humble, • Felling, Durham, merchant, at tee. June 11, Richard Cutbill, Wood -street, Spitidfields, silk-manufacturer, at twelve. June 21, JohnMedhurst, of Gillingham, Kent, grocer, at eleven. June 21, John Russell, of Norris -street, Haymarket, poulterer, at eleven. June 21, Jonathan Norman, of Holloway; victualler, at devil., June 6, John J,lnison, Fenchurch•street, druggist. at ten. Jim., 21, Wm. Whateley, Lawrence Poun• ney-laill, merchant, at IL, July 2, Wm. Manners, Southwark, haberdasher, at ten. NAVAL AtIOIIIITIIIINTL-Llentenagt Campbell, of tha Rapti Sovereign yacht ; Lieutenant Bouchier Molesworth, of the Royal Charlotte yacht; lieutenant Arrow, First Lieutenant of the Jason frigate, are promoted to tke rank of Commanders. Messrs. ' Fry and Spares 'Midshipmen, promoted to the rank of Lieu•e emus. Csrptaiii G. Longford, to tke eoiranand of the Alpheus frigate, &Ong for sea at Woolwich. Captain Dohhe s to the coin , mend of the Ethalion frigate, in the room of Captain Heywood. Captain Mereds, a command the sl'erpeichore, lately come to England front Bermuda. Lieutenant Clui les Hutchinson, to the Impregnable. Lieutenant 'l. P. Clarke, to the Monmouth. Lienterisat J. Cornish, Fite Lieutenantot the Cakidoeist,is pro moted to t h e rank at Cuateuuuler. • .." REPEAL orrittle4 __ • •• • An appeal to the Legislature for the repeal of the Act regulating the MattntEels of the ROYAL FAMILY. and whereby they are restricted from marriage with any person of a rink inferior to their own, is offered to the attention (1 the public in ICIo VI. of THE PAM- I'IILETEEK, and we venture to affirm that a more flnrifi and alluring piece of eloquence has seldom issued ft om the press. " To those fine psalms it appeals alone, That grace alike the cottage tad the thtone.' The ti me is obviously well chosen for the discussion of this important measure, and we can only say in the words of the author-4e Prineet have attended to the *eke of tie profile, let the peojsk now at:titillate the maim e* Prtacee." - a • • AL Af, vildidiz .• • e ' r ' • .: t V GUESTONIAN MEDICIN • . MR. BARNETT GUEST resFecthilly infornti the Public., that the CUES ['OMAN MEDICINES we tad by Messrs. Newsom' add Sons, whulecale and retail. ASP.; 29, Dame-street, Dublin oind those that wl.kto see the salsd.4 efficacy of them may receive 'tat infurmittism. by ponsong 1 " Guide from yaiu," price ts. soid as above I or-by eseatinini the Sr t ta Nerspaper, Dell's Wet hiy Me scr•ger, ee LA ache A. senablie, where they . will tee that these cheat/ell preparasireO have bee' sscabliihed in London fur u ore than tvrtnty years, he relieving the following considaims in less than one hour, and b 7 curieg In a reasonable ihne, all sorts of ti 4st, Hlattinatic Itbeuniation, Pleurre, laver Complaint. oid Sp:ains, Bruises. apd Weak:x*4, or Contractions trocceeling . Cum repeated ;spot. yams of the above complaints; kkewise Head-aches, TOotb-aches, Flice-ache4, and EAr•acbes r 5000 patient., after they had been a Witted into the Landon Hirpltals, continued diem a m44:414'46 rim-, and returned sy:thout being relieves!, here afterwattle beta restored . to perfect health by the use of these restoratives. the success 4:tentling his Anydhoues,,ststispaa•ic, Nervous, and Cos. suniplitie PHA are so great as iitubst ta 44. incte4l444 and W To th 'Powder, if once used . , will always be preferred. • 21.8. These M: shrines; arwau,i4eirs . bulesale by all die reepißs ab:e Medicine Venders In Lumber -but 'tail only el the Poo* plater, IL Goat, Nletoweet *fseti.-teeet.- , rrHE Value DIL , GuTTA d bits been so long Proved, that nothing of the panto 44 tin beir r.cpnipctition faith in all the .liffereoc stage , 0! curtain disease ; which it eke Oar cares and eradicates from the habit, without ezoitiirg the painful feelings and etpantre that .wends saliv at ion—wi. bout debilitating the cvniittuciola In any dezree, or even requiiing confine:new from busioets or metric tion of diet. 'l' he radical vft ues of iLese inestimable DrOps Nave proved their claim to public approbation -for in re than 30 yeara. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-tilbng resto rative—whether the &NWT is prkLeed by too free we of mer cury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate. Ira :revellers ;old iliose going abroad, they cannot be recominen•led too strongly, as they will receive • safe, speedy, and comPleve care, in ail old stubborn sleets, and every weakness char effects the bladder and organs 'of urine. By its efficacy many ,sumo have beconiv mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happinese. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. nutlet's, No. 4, Cheapside, the turner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail, by lkhaa and harp, Portsmouth; lima & Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Wombed, Mallory, and Join,. ronsea ; Trewman, Exeter ; Cookweedsi e °knell*, Gilbert, and kosland, Plymouth ; Newb.ry, Di& tin ; Baxter and Mac lanalsi, Glasgow • Sni.tit, &tandem% Scott, and Re burn, EtLiihurgli ; Cretivell, Rath ; Roes & NA, 'lute; White, Brighton; Rahetts, Seldom, and IA Clielten ; Gregion and rAllinge, Edward, Ind Penny, LitrerP•ak Stains and I.ynch, 11!.:nc!•t•wer; Bowen, Norwich; Knott an! Lloyd, Birmingham ; Oregoiy, Brighton ; and aunt Medicine Van 'era, Li bottles, as to. lad. sa; 61. ani sea. BALM OP LONDONt Ptintpi by.l prblititad tiats, mak at . iritit tNI ALtt fieIEt•ITIVE r . 1 etl in 1774, by sly Sentusi Niamey, Bgt. M. P. which ea years experience throvgisoat the Navy, an.lett every Cans, ail Garrison lo the woad, has peowed i te be the ode froth borsht. lnfillible pnefsotioa of a Certain Direfe! Disease (U wlird in right beurs)r—is'clow sold at organ's, 15, LtteMeld-crtA, Soho • %veil. finch- lie; Hicks, 1, Great Ryder-street, !it. Soho; lames - s ; ant nowhere else genuine, Frier IGs. ti. Aud 7s. psi bottle. • . • Preston I-kart-Burn Lotenget, es. ltd per box. Dr: Ilmaltan's 11:41yerwil strengdatmer; or Invigorating T. ric Reatoratiye Balkam ; a certain cure fur Debtlay. in both xt t; and for Nervosa Complaints, 10s. 6d. baeb packet. And Indite Grin, for resting aperitif Ortiz'. THE tari6os weaknesses peculiar to the tilt. Sett come immediately under the power of thi, reiterative, anti many Ladies of • Fashion and Respectability have fated it te be the' beit. medical appendage to the toilette they have ever twat with, recruiting the decayed spirit% dissipating the head.** • dulness ;oil languor, and creating a pleasing vivacity—chasing away inelalcholy, it gives comfort and strength to the whole system. The virtues of the Cordialltaint of Gilead are deity de. !numerated, in eradicating the worst and most dangerous itymr. mitt.. of ntrvotti debility ; and nothicg has tended so ranch On estfilihsh the false of this med:ciat, ns its certain seemw in damps_ complaints which strike theft roots an deep in tbe.constkutice,, and aie so fatal' to the happiness of mankind. • - .• -Sold ItyMatisews and Leigh, 18, Strand) Bacot, and C 0.1194 Oxford trreet, Lontltn; Mr'. Smith, Pe: fonser, N.,; th Utilize, Edinburgh ; L Bayer and A. hl'Donadd, Glasgow ; lout 4,t1 Me dicine Venders. Price I Is. each, cp flier in one famllyjsuttie tot 3.31. by which one kis-hot:le Is laved, with the words" nand. Solomon, Liverpool," eugeaved on the Sermo. Of whom may be had :he ceiebrated AN L'i•IItPgTiCINiP, Of Solomon's Drops (withonr entreaty, or any deleterious put . pararion), stand In the highest esttruation for the core of the :sentry, beruhda, Leprosy, =4 all disorders originaibqg in OR Mtn pure rate of the blood heists gradual, gentle, and alms e se perceptible, in their operation--tbe beet anbritute that. has ewer been dbeevered for thin dangerous mineral Mercury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel ail noxit , us and impute juices, give strength and tone to the nerves, enhverting and im& soriting both bedy:and mind. *trice 4s. ficl. and 2s 94. ,a bottle, duty included. Be careful re observe' be words, " Samuel Solomon, Llverpool . ,"engravoil la the Stamp, without which Conk are gentnue. g-j- Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, It a e=. note compliment of a one pound to be ncloetd, add *. Money Letter., Dr. bolectoe, Gilead-Kane, near LieeignaL Paid dentihurneefic." RENOVATED HEALTH. ,IT has been too frequently i i r oe subject of just and 1. general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have offs-red therwebres as candidates for public pa tronage in the prefesslowof Physic. For the purpose of doing jos tled to the result of our studies ivid eaptrienoe, and to prevcia us from being classed amnag those empiric, whose impud e nt ps ;- tensions have, onlottematela for society, bete too favourably re eel red, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enliglitoos4 a faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. . After having received a regulartneslicalidocatioa. as thepupils 'of Messrs Griudal and Wizard, whose lectures and prJetice carefully attended, as Professors aril Surgeons (Ache London Hos pital, we entered ourselves as st.deuts in that ju•tly oriabratted acho-ti for medical acquirements, the Royal C o ll e g e o r FAi rt . burgh, and wer e Instructed inibediatrent britches efAmanety r , Stirgerr. the Theory and . Practice of Physic. Chemistry. UM. wifery, Botany, eta &c. &c. by those eminent Pro(eseors ) , Utz. Monro, Gregory, Block, Hamilton, Duncan, and Entbetto..d. We Item we shah net he deensed presumptuous in saying, nee I 'our proficiency and acq u ir e m ents are not I ncense lerable. for a long series of years made VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. anal the various distasei at DEBILITY., the particolar object d our studies and practice, it will,see hope, he allowed that we have acquired superior buonledge of their treatment and rare. la slight and recent eases of infection s a perfect re-establidement completed 41 the short period ul two doye, and fa View of the utmost Inveteracy, where other ractitiocers hair felled et we. nets, a proper perseverance est cur plan of treaurregt Imams to the patient .t safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of dis-rdere whirl are the cf• hers of a habit long and afar untia4;pily pursued by the youth 4 both mica, there're none mere alarming or tu we S hins teat those dellekteeirs aaddebttittel which fieleently prelim Or rev bitter the niatAmonial state. To such persona it melt be a env solhicrefiectioa te,k,now that they may now, by a now and intuit labia mode of treatment, be restored to title greatest of all homelf blessirv, a strong, niaely; and vigoroas canssituihts Its Mt Cara of debility, from .what elta• cause arising, as'well as m every evt..; ties et venereal infection, we may be aansulted patirsits of either let with the greates t settee,/ and bottoope of ems. evitatkin at home from t en to three, and frowns tin * eve**. ten at night. Patients * the eosustrf err regtireteri tO rate the panieshir. of their case,-age, and general habit of living, /cc. !Wolin a e ern4- tanee for *dyke arid medielnes. when the sante weft b e ens tar tutu to oof pare of the kingdom. To ensure Mat secrecy 50... tential to our undertaking, the postage of sans be addirti .o the ueontit for medicines. CURRIN melee. Svoiebtse. N 0.107, Hattoss.Gard e n. WATE/ 1.111111.111.11111". 1 4""rli llf ) ClE TO 440 R 13 ° it o\l'. Morning ' so minutes aver ... " 4 " 41 57 .1411tre'Iline UNI7ERSITT INTELLIGENCE. - 03;FORD, JUNE 4. Saturday, Francis Demainbt'ay, Esq. B.A of Prmlimbe Col lege, was elected Fellow of that Society on the foundation of Thomas Tesdaie. Saturday, the last day of Easter Term, the followi;ig Gentle- men were admitted to degrees: Masters of Arrs—Mr. James Turner, Oriel College • ,Rev. Henry James Russell, Queen's • Mr. Anthony St. John Baker, Christ Church ; Mr. George Orgill Lenten, University College; Mr. Wm. Lutley Sclater, Brasennosi; Rev. Carrington Ley, of • Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Wm. Brown, Worcester College ; Wm. Qneenborough Wright, St. John's; Mr. Francis Demain- • bray, Pembroke; Mr. Thomas Boyce, Christ Church. The whole number of degrees. in aitir Term was D.C.1..' three; B D. ; 8.C.1. two; B. Med. two; M.A. thirty-two; B.A. thirty-five; Matriculations, eighty-eight. Wednesday, the first day of Act Term, the following Gentle men were a lmitted to degrees t Bachelor in Civil Law--Ilev. H. Huntingforti, New College. Masters of Arts-Frederica Stables, Esq. of Christ Che.rch, Grand Compounder; George Wm. Newton, Esq. Brasennoss• College, Grand Compounder; Rev. Wm. Hart Coleridge, R. Boyse, and Mr. Wm. Wilson, Christ Church ; Messrs. tenant Wjeatley, Geosge Miles Mason, and Henry Morn'', Beaten • now Colle g e ; hicstes. Robert Bill, Edward Hawkins, andillsoo. Mayo, OH.] Rev. Joseph ]dodder, Wadham R.v John Vs ilson, of 'trinity ; George Calvert, University Col* lege ; .\4r-George Morris, of Bank,' College. • Bachelors of Arts -s- Henry Hariey, Esq. Christ Church, Grand Compounder; Mews. David Saunders Davies, Wm. Short. and ,Edward Lloyd, of Christ Church; Mr. Wat. G tile, Oriel Cal tree; Mr. Wm. Wilson, lA'adhant • Mr. David Wißlains, Jesus; Messrs. Wm. Moore, J.n Daviri;Christopher Cleobury, Edwin Pother, John Morse, and Wm. James, l'estabroke ; Thomas- Idesket h Biggs, Univ-rsity ; Charles Daubetty and Martin Davy, Magdalen; John De Chair and John May Seater, Merton;' Amos We‘toby and EdWard.Cralg. St. Edmund Flail; Thomas, Elackburne, Edward Mainwar:og, Richard Moort, and Bradley, Brasehttose, ; Samuel Jackson, lota Williara., Henry Fox, Thomas Hodges, and Wm. Maywood Tucker, of BaUiol. Thursday the lov. Wm. Maids, M.A. of Eteter College, seat admitted Bachelor and' Doctor Bachelors of Arts—Mesas. Wm. Cholmor.delty, St. Alban Hall; Robert Ga'C pie Burt, Eieer College; Thomas J.unes Moore, Wadhart , ar.d Edward Moore, Bratdanose. • . The .trial of Lord Coma/ie, Mr. COCIIRANE JOHNSTONF.. &c. will come on before Lord Chief Jus tice ELLEMBOROUGH, oa Wednesday morning, in the Co , trt of King's Bench. Yesterday morning one of the old houses in Bald win's.row, New.rrad, fell down and buried in its ruins a man and his wife, who were precipitated from the attic storey into the cellar. The groans of Mt un fortunate sufferers were heard for some airne Nitrite any assistance could be tendered them, and before th ruins could be removed life w* extinct. Theicbcdi 53. were dug out of the rubbish in about half anhbur i a shocking condition, and conveyed to the workhoufe for the decision of a Coroner's Jnry. A person- also passing at the,time was sodreadfully hurt by a quan tity of 'bricks falling upon him, that he was cosy/eyed. to the hospital without the least hope of recovery. A fire lately broke out on the premises cf . Mr- King, at Papworthtverard, Norfolk, which destroyt ed the house and furniture, a mate in foal, three fa, calves, a sow and 10 pigs, a barn and wheat hovel and a granary with a quantity of beans. Saturday night a fire broke out in the house of Mr. Humbiou,n, in King's Terrace, Somer's Town, which nearly col.stimed the building. It was occasioned by the carelessness of the nursery-maid, who left a can-' elle burning by the bed-side, which commnnicated to the curtains. Two children were so dreadfully burnt that they were not expected to survive. , Thursday a lad, who had been entrusted with a sailing-boas, ran her against a lime-barge, lying off Milbank, by which she was upset; and he was unfor tunately drowned. MURDER.—An inquest has been held two days, at "fitch&eld, by JAMES Guisio, Esq. on the body of. Sarah Beavis, who was murdered by her husband, Jame: ifravie, on the 27th ult. after having breakfast ed together very sociably, by cutting her throat with a,razor ; he had prepared two for the horrid purpose. When the poor woman screamed out, a woman, who slept in the same room, flew to her assistance, but the wound was instantly fatal. The murderer was com mitted to take his trial at Winchester. It has been said that Beavis was insane. " Naw Yonx, APRIL 15.—8 y the arrival of the schooner Achilles, Trowbridge, from La Guira, we learn • that during her stay at that port, the most' ihocking outrages and assassinations were daily corn- mitted on the property and persons of all the Euro pean Spaniards at that place. That in thd space of' ,' eight days. upwards of 1600 persons of this deserip.l lion were put to-death in - the most inhuman manner. Like excesses were also committed at Caraccas. The Achilles, and all other vessels in port, were embargoed for 65 days by the islf-styled patriots, owing jo their fears of being compelled• to embark, is the event of the province,falling into the hands of di* Royalists:" BIRTH. Thursday, the Lady of Dr. Parson, Doctors' Commons, of a daughter. MARRIED: • • , •.: • - . At York, Upper Canada, February 3, 11114.• Coital. Robert Roberts Loring, Ald-du-Cantp and Private decrstart to Lletste nan.General Drummond, to Mary Ana, daughter-of shier Campbell. ' . . 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