Star. — London, England, 1814-06-25 00:00:00

• CITY ISM IN S 9. • Terterday 1 n .G \Tilsum;ite'r da'y a . Common • Vas held for the election of S'her:fifs, Ch , mberl uity, and other Of nsuallfchosen•on that day. The names o! the 'several Gentlemen were sever illy put up he ; when WILLIAm BAkLow, EA. and JOHN' TrtomAs. Esq. were declared to ! , hve the ; reate;t chew of hands in their favour, and they were declared elected .4cc.rrdingly•Sheriffs of 1.0nc . 41 and Nlidd!esot. The Chamberlain, 1< Wit - ADD CLARK,' E. was re-elected into •hat office, as were also GALABIN and Ypowann into the offices of Bridge -masters. The , ame persons as last yell. were re-. 11-cted Me Conners for the present year. Messrs. BLEADEN and Joras were elected Auditors to join with Me s .r s 1.1 , ./oty and TANSLEY. A , Court of Aldermen was als., held, at which the thanks of the' Court were Toted. to the Limo MAYoa. [Ste Adver. 'ismer in front of Mir Patter.] INTALLIGENCP,. COVET OF KINEVA BENCH, JUNE 23. :*'?lto Butlo O. ASKEW AND OTHERS. The CO ..si N. SEILJEANT having moved for the judgment of the Court . on' oho Askew, Louisa Ma tilda Askew, his wife, and Mary Hipwood, who had been convicted of conspiring, along with .1•sl:n to take away the Ives of Mr. John King, Mr,. Elea nor Murphy, and others, by falsely and maliciously preferring against them An indictment, chat ging them with a robbery, in breaking and entering the dwelling house of the said J. Askew, on the 24th of July, 1811. The three defendants being all present in Court,. , Mr. Notasti, on the part of the detendarits, the Askews, moved for a new trial, which, however, the Court decided against. Mr. CointoN SZILICANT I Mr. AUXIN and -Mr. E. LAwn, for the prosecution, contended, that ft 4ni the earliest records of the ctiminat code of the country . such a case as the present bad never presented k . itsel being a foul . and wicked conspiracy , .by perjury, to file a, bill which %timid go to the destruction ot.'the liy..s of six innocent persons, if they had not bad the means of repelling the charge. • Mr. Justice Le BLANC, after commenting on the enormity-of the offstnce, declared the judgment of the Court to be, that John Askew and- Louisa' Matilda Askew be each imprisoned in the jail of Newgate for the space of ttsel ve calendar months, anal that, thong that period,. they dc severally stand in and upon ti,e pillory, in the front of the jail of liewpate, for the space of one hour, .between the limits. of tWelvit and two in the 'afternoon ; and that Mary' Ilipwood be imprisoned for the space of 12 calendar months in Cold Bath-fields prison. Mrs. Askia, on sentence being pronounced, be haved in a m .st outrageous minner, tearing at every person wit hin.her retch, denying that'she had received justice, or had had a fair WA, and prayinglhat GOD might so judge the Coutt aithey had judked her: COURT Of. COMMON 'PLEAS, JUNE 14. • .• BRADY . This was an action to recover 26 silken, for work and labour done. - , . )4. ierjeant Sag stated the plaintiff to be a dress maker, in Tottenham Court-road. The defendant was an aged woman of property, and had employed the. plaintiff On various occasions, to transact business for her as a sort of agent. The defendant .occupied hoose hi Leicester-square ; but; 'whenever she had occasion to meet any person, the house of the plaintiti was appointed for that put pose. Ste had employed vatioos jewellers, chisamen, and others, to make mo dels of plate and other furniture tot her, and to whom • 2/w.-Conblanill Hilt the plaintiff on her business. She also employed Mr Turnetelli, the statuary, to N epal, bet - the model of a inonumetit to be erected in one in the r. of her house, to the memory of her mother. On one.trthese occasions she had given the plaintiff a great dee! of tri.uhle, and put her to a considerable expeoce, fur which she refused to snake her any com pens trots; aid hence -be present ittion arose. ' Mr. SerjeantSHIPUIRO admitted that the defendant was a woman of must singular habits, but oblereed, that the..plaiiniff had already received £5. besides 185 p id into Court, wheh, be conceved, sufficrebt. The Cum J412244:14 said, ttiat by the payment of the 44 into Court' the debt ILA been acknowledged. It was for the-July to say whet was a fair compensa tion to - the phi atifi.tor her service,. Verdict for the plaintiff— r Oaniages £'27 6s. ; costs 40s. (lON/STORY C:OUR r.DOCTOR'S COMMONS, illeCZ 24. HEWN V. HEWN. . • - . This was a cause of divorce, promoted by Emilia Helsi, the wife, against Wm. Heyn, of St. George's, Midtileser, by reason of cruelty, and adultery com mitted with his servant, Mary Ann Canute. It ap peared that - Mrs Heyn quitted her husband's home, fr..m the above causes, lierhusbandandiMary Ann C anute pa--ing as man and wife ; and that during their .cofiabitati. n Miry Ann Canute had been.derivered of a Mile ' Cliati. It was admitted that there was not stifficirni evidence td support the charge of croelty ; but the adultery, theCounsef contended, was fully est*, blished by the evidence. The Court was of the same opinion, and pronounced for the remedy required. WILSON V. WILSON. . Th's was also a cause of divorce, brought by Martha, the wife, aga.re.t Jam Wilson, of. Warwick . court, Hollarrn, by reason or cluelty. and adultery all..,'ged to have been c minified with Rebecca Waticy, a servant in the house. It appeared that Mr. Wiison, who is a Sitetiff% officer, afterwards took lodgings for Rebecca Watley, where he cohabited with her as his wife. The Court was clearly n that ht th charges were established, and that with respect to thy- cruelty, it was most outrageous ;—and accordingly pronounced for the separation, allowing ou's't per annual, to be paid quarterly, to the wife as _ 01.M.M11.01.1=D Web averroticed that the transpareirt blinds, pairited by FAizykr, Blackii o id, are tuited tua double purpose either to serve as Transparencies,M honour of , the rasee e for -to embellish a Staircase or Hall.— Their ciernee and vafety of design has obtained the approliat:olibrall:ihp have seen 'then) ; and pawns stray evince ilifirin,y on tins cccasion with ceronomy, sill be ti•tsolit &Gs them at very moderate prices. r therse . eietten 7 htinkitc d years past, Pompey and , CeravhavOtetti favnurne names for dogs and horses ; iru it is thought that Pompey and Casar will be Su; p r biedvA, kir eighteen hundsed years to some, by ahasksslansferksip PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. ST. 'ARM'S. WIIITLCISAPIL. Hay Si Ss to 61 15s 0.1 Hay 41 41 to 51 5s ed Straw _ll Its to 21 6s ud Straw iover 61 1. 14$s to 7to 11 1 1 18s 0 0 Clover 41 04 COAL-MARK 'J', JUNE 2t. Ships at Market blips sold. Price. 92* Newcastle •. 134 s 49t. 3d. to 595. Od. 5 Sunderland .• - 5 -53 s 9d. to 56•. 03. ' COUN FRY MAKKETS. UlaaiDaa, Inas 23.--Whest, per load ,214 Os to £l9 Ifs Barley, per quarter srs to 355. Osts Us to aft. Beau► 42s to 455. Peas 00. to 00*. °aroma. June 23..—Prica Of a bah,' pi Wheat Os. Old. — The Quartern Lost, es. 9;t1• • ' kil6H WA 1 liK At' I.ONaN /SWOOP . 411 Minatilptfilli el` • • is alassissibe Morstrig Aftwoooo s< , . • Saturday, at St. Giles's, Camberwell, Rev. Richard Pryte, of Fa'nusuth, Cornwall, to Sarah, eldest daughter'of Mr. Eamaid' Smith, Peekhans. Thursday, at Clifton . , Artnytar Gattucn, Esq. to Stash Eliza, eldest daughter of Vice-Admiral sothelly . DIM).. _ Jane 6th, at Pertehester, flatus, At,nhhella !me, daughter of Captain Roderlek.h i lackenite, Rosa4htre June 17th, at Fatmoutit, returning home from a voyage to Mad, ira rot the recovary .1 his heath, itt the 25th year of his age, I hams John Crowder, Lae of lirinity College, Cambridge. At Cagle Craig, near Edinburgh - , nu the ids instant, Lady G.h.ott Carmich ad. . A RECEIPI"IO LOOK AT LEAST TEN TEARS YOUNGER GREY HAIR always convey an4dea of age, and when they happen hi early life. may be reckoned a serious misfortune, and hence various remedies are attempted; pow& r and lapse hair are the most irettecal, but many people have an ob jectiod to both, vartiettlarly• ia hot Weather, an article which changes the Hair to a permanent colmir it, therefore, presumed to be a diskleratuni of importance, anti such is ATKINSON'S VEOE:FABLE 1./YR,` a Botanical Composition, at once clearly innocent and efficacious; it immediately change, Red or Grey Hair to a beautiful and permanent auburn or black, by m easy A mode of application, that any Lady or Cli rifleman may change the colour of-their own hair with ea(e and secrecy. and to re move every doubt or preitelice In the min hs of the merman the Proprietor offers to forfeit one hundred pitinds if the Vegetable Dye tines not answer every purpose for Which it is recommended. tvld price ss. 7t. rid, tO-. nil. and one guinea by Jas. Atkinson, Perfumer, No 4R, Gerrardistreet, Sohmsquaiv, I.ondon, and by :nog Per , timers and itiirsdressert iu and Country. I.aihes of Gentremen in the ( { nark: ry, by sending a remit tante by post; WS have a semitt wet by re: urn of Caach. A. above ma' be had, A l KiN CURLING FLUID, patronise d by the it i.yal Family and most of the Nobility, allowed to he the g retest nouri• her an! beautifier to the Hair eve disco vered, gives i• stunts and appearance beautiful beyond descrip tion, produces a a roil curl, wh:ck wilt retain its form during ac :isti or in damp is rather, &c. Tyr its wonderfu' proper lit for tar Growth of if-a , r,-ee some remark ito`e te.timoities in an Essay on the Hair, el:closed with each Buttle y price St. 61 6s, and one gm "ea. 440•71011.n-A4 fur Atkinson's Fluid or Dye, and obeerve the tureu(n opfthe label, as these are couriterletta. THE Vaiiie of Da. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS, his beau so proved, that nothing of the present da) can bear a competition with it, in all the differe:it stages o:' a certain disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicates from •he habit, without exciting the palatal feelings and expestirel ha attends salivation—whhout debilitating the const.ttition in a;• ) degree, or even requiring confinement from huuness or restrict duo (if diet. The radical v•rt nes of these Ine-ttmable Drops hays roved their claim to public approbation 'for tta•re than 30 years. in all the debility of both sexes tl:ey prove a never-Lillis rests rative—whether the debility is produczd by too free use of mei-. eury;tfy illicit pleasures, or effects of a warm climate. it. rival's. and those going abroad, they (ammo be recomisemied ton etrony,ly, as they wal receive a safe, speedy. and cornplet, third, In 41 ohl stubborn antrevery istaltness dm affects the bladder and organs of urme. kly its efficacy many wonten have become mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happiars. _ Sold whoresale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No.. 4, Chesu;s 4 4e, the corner of St. Paul's Chttch-yard; 'in& retail, Iv I:. A:id sharp, portsintityli; Hall ta Itanison, Gosport; caul, Mallory, and Jones,"Pnrisea ; Trearman. FC. ..r ; (..‘ookworthy, Gl:psi re, Gilbert, atui ,Utf' j Neurlsury, Dub lin; Baxter and Maclonall, ; Sniith, Manderson, icett, and Reaburn, Edinburgh ; (4i:twill, Bath ; off; & Peck, Hull ; White, Brighton; liottrzs, Seld4n, and Ruff, Chelten ham; Gregson and 'idwartis sad Peony, Liverpool; Stains anti Lynch, M. , .r; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham T Grygui y, l3r, rnren ; and salt NI ethane V.:lslet-1, in borne, od. 4. &k an 1 9.2 s G. fl MEDICINA, INVEoI UM ]MUM, &e. _LIRA L'l' H, Disease, liic kness, and Death, depend rn the dUe or tinder assimilation of the pneumatic stin.u. lus In the vit.:A functions of man and other animals. Practical and phi:osuppical ..hendstry , in the present impioved state, throw aside &gala , Ica! common-place prescriptions, while reason, knowledge, and c:;perioner, coLstitute thg most perfect rule for medical practicu (see Sir H. Dave, Dobson, Kirwan, Cavallo, Priestly, Mack, Fourcrny, Stabliatc. on Medical Casts.) . At the Pneumato-MeAlcal Institi.tion, No.B, Great M'indmil/- itreet, Haymarket, Le. WiTlitts and Son, Surgeon of the Royal ge of Lonton, constaezly attend for cnnsultacon ;* and ei prrsms no an average are cured weekly of the following disor ders: Ruptures, by the patent pneumato-elastic gunt-truss, with stop cock--1 o charge if it does not answer. Price Xt. to ft. Debility, Glette, and a certain Dist age, cured in 48 hours Strictures and Epileptic Fits, (re'erence to several Cures). . hese Medicines are admirably adapted for Coughs, Consump tions, Cancers, Scurvy, Evil, Rheumatism, Gravel, Ague, Hyste rics, Nervous Bilious, and Indigestive Complaints. Their efficacy Is astostisteng in the cure of Barrenness in either•Sez. The earl- MIS evernal A pplkw ions thus prepared, effectually .cure Fistulz and Piles, rumour of the Breast. ttiavases of the Eye and Ear, Wen., Thich-Elecks, • Sores, and Ulcerated Legs, White Swel lings, Scald-Heads, and the various Diseases of the Skin, &c. Penonal attendance of Patients in the Country not required. I.euers (inclosing a Bank note) for Advice and Medicine are im mediately answered, and the Parcels sent to all Parts of the King dom. Address—. Dr. Withers and Sots, No., 8, Great Windasill-street, Haymarket, London.i. N.B. Mr. CAMPBELL reads a I.ecture every Saturday evening from Stx till Eight en Pneumatic Chemistry, illustrated by Expe riments in Electricity, Hydraulics, Magnetism, Hydrostatics, &c. "Pickets, is. tor the Benefit of the kupt tired Poor, may he had at the Shop. - No Lady or Gentleman can be asimittod after Six.— Regale est, cam brae feceris male a,:dire. TRU I H I'IHUNIPHANT-SiCENESS CHEERED BY HOVE-HEALCH WITH ALL VI'S BLESSINGS. Tfit PROPRIETORS of Dr. JOSHUAIii E S FER'S ENGLISH DIET DRINK have for some years enjoyed the inexpressible felicity of relieving and recovering a greater number of coffering and hopeless Patients, in the vast variety of Disorders wide % undermine the constitution and at last extinguish life, than the Vender* of any, or of all other Public Medicines, can justly or truly boost. II the affficted in Consump ; tiou, in Scropbula, h► Scurvy, in Cutaneous Eruptions—ln the immense class of Disorders peculiar to Females at critical periods. of life, and in all complaints indicating impurity of the blood and j debility of habit, require farther proof of the truth Of such assets ' tun they have only to consult a Patnplartaniceonly 1 ccontaining more than a hundred living cases, which, by ordinary enquiry, C.oinot fail to remove every doubt frown' the minds of the most incrcdulous. Few men are endowed with the requisite but rare teem of extracting and selenutically combining the Essence of Herbs and Plains for Medicinal purposes; but Dr. WEss - ra a, an emblem 1 3 h)siciati for' more than half a century, was, from the stroll, because natural his. of his mind, peculiarly fitted to carry Botanical Medicine to that state of perfection, which the great Sir John Hia tiiougft might lu acne be accomplished, and which tile immortal bnerhaave had long ago predicted, that im provemen-s in medied knowlede would, at no distant.period, infallibly produce. Ale late Dr. Webster realized the expectation of both, by having produced a vegetable remedy, that in no cureable case has ' for co years 13L en ever known to fail, where the Patteut was just to himself. It may be necessary to Wel, that the Die . r Deist( is peculiarly pleasant to the caste, and may be taken with perfect safety by a female in the list stager of pregnancy, or even by an infanta day old. Sold Windesale'by the solo Proprietors ' E. Slee and Co. 92, Borough, Southwark ; and 11140 Wholesale and Retail by their Agents Messrs. Howard and E v a ns , Long-lane, Wni Smithfield. All Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will meet the *adieu attention. And sold retail, by one at least, in army considerable town in the United Kingdom ; and by the following Vender. oi Medicine in London—l Iliotson, chemist auil druggist, 106, Borough ; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, front of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill ; Coleiworthy, chemist and druggist, 144,W hitechapel ; Mounsey, chemist, 24,Oreat Surrey-street, Bladtfelars'-road, and at Ken nington cross; Sanger, (late Bacon) ISO, Oxford-street; Midgley, chemist and druggist, 49, Strand; Hudson and Co. chemists, &c. 27, Haymarket ; Ward, 314, Holborn; and Mattress, perfumer, $5, Fleut.street,—ln Half Plats at ts. Plata 7s. GI Quart* 14a. eacb, duty Included. ~.:• IFITALTH AWD LoNotvirr. R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their tendency to promote the na.nral secretions, aid to iemove obstrticilous and derangements of the vital organs, are the brat preatrvalvr of health anti life. They may be taken at tit timec, but 'tumid never be omitted lifter any excess of eating • Vst drinking. Thus, head-achs, indig,stinns, and 'utter complain... pi' the gontarh and hovel.; and thus, dipt.rders or the liver, the lungs, the kidneys, ace. and gouty and rhauniatia affections, w:U he cured het Ire they take root its the ettaititutlon. As a gtmeral Family Medicine they are «toperiqe to all miter', apd they are liarticulatLy convenient for travelleri, as they do oat requite any confinement. Soli in boxes, containing 36 rm., for 44. 6d. earls, by P. New. fiery mod Song, in Sr. Paul's Church yard ; but as many person. mistake the house, they aril be careful to observe tile , the Num ber is 45, the third from Cheapside, and that his Keine is Am graved in the stamps. To be had also at Dr. laniee : a late !Wiwi in Bruton-street. GUF.SI ONIAN NIEDICINC.i.; • *. MIZ. UA R NErl . (;tlES * l * tepeetlitlir inform.; the Public, that the GUE:i FONI,IN aro, sold by Meors. Nrwicar and goes, whule,alif a t i 4 re et en. •29, Dame-stte•it, Dublin ; and those, that iihth to see the siletar . - f efficacy of them may receive that irfformatidn, * peiuttiog " Guide hoot Palo, price Is. sot las above; or by etansiobte the STA& Newspkier, Wethly Me sealer, or La Belk As aemblee, where they Will see that these est/Meal preparations have been estaididied in tondotefor mere than twenty years, by relievin t g the following wino lams in lest than one 'Uttar, and by curicg in a reasonable time, all suet; of G-ut Rheims Ic Gout, Rl,eu ma ti on . pi , sir•ii, Liver. CompLlnts, o ld rip sous, Bruises, and tVealvoss, or Contracildis prat: , I ,Ipy Prot. repeated Faros- .semi of the above comphitte; likew w (lead aches, l'onthechts, Fare.aches, and Pzr aches: SOoo patient-, arse they bad been ad mitted boo the Le t p.inn ! 'ospitals, continued there s •reaommibis MIN and returned without b!iprr.l.es tl, have - &moulds beets restored to reflect he.iltb by the use of th se rooret vet.. rho success a tending his A1)61111.604 Asthma L, Nervous. add Curve • umpt:ve Pills, are so great as a most to teat incordile; and his ro th rowd..l, if o used, will dwelt.' hr pretests's& N B. These Mtdicines are sold what sa.e by el the rragiecs.' abs Medicine Venders in Lontlun; but retail oo.y by +ha Ns.. prietor, B. G u err, No. %Great suttee- • tit et. WHEN Men o Education an.; panes& Jig/ &&.0 use rersever 14 end, avours to discover the now ate tab >rta.n method nt . •seat.ng a few prevelog nlseases, the factor resuk of their esperlenee Is the best proof of seperoriti Messrs GO6h - and Co as regular Members of the Royad College of Surgeons in London, ..ave been induced to maks ..be cure of the follow. tag the object of their particular study, vtai. a certien Dlsori!er, free:tient y con'reted In a moment of amid *is concomitants, Suicittres ansi Meets, sorties, by in improved pisu, are speeddy and Lured ; as also de !Arty, whether arisin t s from Racchatialias indulgences, Wog rests Luce tr -.Arm climates or a secret solitary vice, 500 often no.. happily pursued by the youth et both seises, In tie one causing nerilty or barrenness and in the tuber a nuntemns train of net rotas d.lease% wh•ch, If not Owe!) , remeded, teantinate In /shpt. erne: and consuntl.eno. In that dittressing • state of debility De :tendency, whether the consequence of sub baneful habits, 07 arising from auy other cailie, by which the pewees of the tonal- I union hectime enfeebled. as regularly educated Surgeons of Lots inn. they offer a firm, safe, and I;vedy restoration w sound and vigertu.s beakk. • Mes.r, God aril Co. exclusively rrofesdng the core of {Recta "cothelia•Sies.; - ir . ...rect. that they may for be, by * .ni••tak.a fewOnflibed.orita the oblotry so justly attaclied to the :gnorant omplidt, think It hut jaititaf id thetusehres to state ttiit they have Leen pioperly,peducated and initiated into every branch or the profession (certificate* 4.4. which. frosts different Hospitals, and ttoltfluontals trum :he nuTit eatfrient -they have tit eontince !any' impitrer) - tliar the bluest rtsis:this frosty their etvdravous first induced them to quit the practice of the.geneMi Pcastitionee, am; They vesustur aat their pretens'Ors cupettywe a tale ground for the taapracedrueiliconideltce IVA which . they have. by the Public, be .m w toerzny honoured . : . - Tie resale of a ittlic - siLi _ltenal rc ri-x-t'et has etlabled them, as, a superior method, to remove venereal 'coisipktiu , sAtisreVer inveterate or CUITOICAtCIi - without subject:no- the patient to the least rcatraint I.n diet or exercise; and .n recent Case. where Ai .early application- is nude mo iliscoivery of the Ofeption. /bey. he quently perforrn acute In the short spied - 4 two !4s. urr preceleatad success of theft mud. of tosatwi":ne been known to fail in one single instance it:3 ,, r2Ctit* of fsYrilhe during which peritrd many thrusalid persons ut btitta l setos hay* barn cured, even after severe and .r.„‘utioue,nsethods had Iseito pursued by whet Prat. Molten Without 'effect),Jockes Olcal d i* Abu, publ•cly off.r their advice co be considted daily by Padenti safthe;, seiiimisfisiterecy, delicacy, and. atteatity.-4-etters from. i t s* qourry,tonii:dimg tee par -totals ,it t eas , age, aott manna of living, uclost n rem trance, duly attended to, and advice acd Medicine tor . . warded •o ado' all di: kingion ('is vitt. • , wever'e. cr.i, Ilver-street - • MATItIMONif. • -• NO Dire' dery have c—iltubuted more es s ventially to &stray , Hymeneal idappisess that, those which are tfie consequence of tingmrded pkasure People of every rank pay adoration to the Shrine's( Wedlock, but where the Consiltmicq has been ta.nted by Disease, a renovation at stability intlisperia sably requisite. 7 Twenty years feet we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of the following Disordess, and the suc cessful result of our plan gives us addittverif ardour to tqvpose, as far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints *tacit are the most important in doe catalogue tit Human Infirmities. Ante initiation into every branch., as Nary Surgeons, wr farmed awi.h, at an early period of practice, to rescue indisiduals from the et moaner of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precpltancy of general Practi.ionars. l'he Disorders to the cure of t l. which we rae devoted our Vr • minion comprise every species of Ventres' Infection; all kinds of De bility, whether arising from tbe habit. of school boy ' or the indulgencies of trimmer age; that deratigentent 61 the System in Women, which Is called Barrenness of StetikTY; Seminal Weaknesses, Glects, pbstrtietions in the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent or of hog depth -et, awl which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, ate by our present improved plan or treatment effectually and perms ' nently cured, without the p4tieut suffering the excruciating p...n" and alarm'ng Hemorrhage which frequently ((low, the applies. tion of thed.unat Caust..c. Its :i.e coane t,t our extegsiee practice in this metmpiiVe, numerous casts of S rtntretii, been and are daily . under our care, that tetal•es•adic Won tit frl/- fectesl by a safe, certain, and expedit i wilis mode el cute shoiride to any ether yet adop.e.l. 'I he weakness, retutation,• arot debits lity, proceeding from this complain; are speedily rein , •ved, the Patient restored to sound and vtiorMis health. But where the &bony has for years existed, a proper pereeeriticle in Our rest oraii ve remedies. is indispensably requisite, t revive thk duels bering sparks of life, and to reanimate tic outisrkution. . . : Numerous Diseasctt are the result t.f igttoranee .or.hatte In the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and It not 'ollie qu . ,ntly I ap. pens that the seeds of life are poisonekby tffi'•indt'scretiosi or an unguarded lin•.r. By a sioiertar methcd• bitch complaints are easily cured; and even where ethers . fame tailed, we trust that we may preaunie to . rjer 1 radical re-ssiablisluttesti.-Few, how ever, are the cases of complicated' distress iii the disorder, cons. paved with the calamitousaiiiiticififf Men, Who, from act indul gence in a solitary, vice, or tits iffeVeleet galkies of a fashionable Me, acquire that state qt titkiny whickts. the eitavoidablel vicar of store pernicious ban:s. % here the unhappy eitffeesei broods otter his misery. btit cat efpgy conceals his militarism : l,# may be some consolariorizor•hint t t know; that although it.be as . object of doubt or uncertainty v.+ It office . Preetirldiserit; the en moval of these th ficimicies by the gra; oal pesgress of kenuvat io,., is the acqotren.eat of our eaperiroce, It thexiter of Beech's. fir• Venus have beget' to reduce manly vtgatir, moth ins4sty 16.3 .. be prevented by an early countermticin cf this languid stafe, au:l• in these cat, no great difficulty. will Occur. ‘.? '• • • • • Married )ii:upitn,..who Pave Jong been disappointed In diet! , expectations of a family, may he assured, that in •moseinstalices, iuch defetts are emetic by I . l4edizal skill. The *creel which is so essential to oar pndertaking, and tie qualifications which ace have presumed to state, forin the bans of out pretensions. and in coincidence with such ts. l 4. Intimation is given, that Meivrs. Curtis and Co. may be consulted by l's- • tients of either ice with the greatest secri:cy and honour, at their • House, No. 107, Hatton gat den. Patients in the Country ale requested* to - state the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, and enelosing' a re mittance for advice and hledicinas, whet the same will be eisen or sent to any part of the Cf.; RR IE and Co. Start es. ‘IN iev, Hatt;to- P ONDON: Printed by Leta Keisr, ei - ett Pace; published there, aaul at the Mt Ull4. Lumple Bar: I ' f Ppt ' . a Writ!? AND POREldle BIBLE SOCTEIT. • The British and Voreign Bible Society dined yes terday at the Freemasons' Tavern. 'the Matquis of LarqsnowNe was in the Chair, supported on the right ' and - left by the hikes ot Smart( and 'Cr .:V. Lord DARNLET• Mr. WHITBREAb, and ieveral persons of ;cltstinction, were present. The usual toasts were given.--;." The Females, Mpmbers of the Society," Was drank 'with applause, ana a Poetical Tribute from gist Martino was sung with effect.- 7 44 Thanks to li I Miss Milford" was also drank with . much applause. After which Mr. WHITBREAD rose to propose a toast, which he desired the company would honour with a bumper. The toast he should give, was, the Cause of Education throoghmit the World —(A The amiable Poetess whose effusions the company had heard with pleasure, had entitled it the March of Mind. Since the 1-ist year, the collected mind of the Society had matched-;-it bad extended its pur pose to the whole universe—(aMilatise). The pro gress of the Society he had foreseen front its birth ; for it had the free use of its strength, and had not been impeded by absurd swaddling bands —(applause) unlike another institution, which was never to ex tend its benefits beyond this Island, because it could nut draw the Church of England after it —(a laugh and aftplause)—the British Society could, on the con.: trary,extend its blessings to all countries, because they (aught according to the Bible, as It had been deli. vered to us without note or comment. What was the cause-of Education ? The cause of our national lode-' pendeoce—the cause ot peace—the cause of evers l tasting happiness What -was ignorance but weakness —but degradation Ruder the oppregsion of knowledge misapplied ? For knowledge when monop lined was always misapplied by crafty men—(applause). la that room appeal had been made to Bi itish feeling, in favour of the oppressed Natives of Africa knowledge had been universal,-.4 it had extended to that unhappy quarter of the gl , be, those Africans whom we now, for five years, delivered over to the -• oppression of the French (applause), would never . have 'been thus subjected to oppression ; for it was by the ktirtwledge—the misguided knowedge .ot Europe, operating on the . ignorance•of Africa, that slavery and its train ot evils originated. The time, he hoped, would soon arrive, when the benevolent wish of our beloved Monarch would be accompli-lied—when every child in this kingdom'wnrifd be able to read his Bible. • Then would the glorious. ditasson of know ledge extend to the rest of the globe ; and when that diffusion became ,univers4l, the .friendi of mankind• might.rend, with one great shout," Heaven's con cave"—for then, indeed,would be destroyed fur ever " the reign of ChaDs and t;ld t." . (Loud aft plause.)—The Honourable Gentleman then proposed his toast, which was received pith rapturous Applause, The meeting was, very tonvtvial, and the company did not separate till a late hour. Upwards of 400 of the Liverymen of London, the Friends of Parli.mki.tary Reform, dined together, on Thursday, at the London Tayern-f-Mr. WAithmao in the Chair. A female vagrant-was last week lodged in Cork gaol, tor picking out with a long needle, the eyes of a three-month child, which it is supposed she had stolcn, for the purpose of making her an object :if charity. An outrage of a serious nature occurred on the 9th inst. near Ballycah me, in the county of Limerick. A. Nix, a Sub-constable, went with assistants, and under the warrant of VERB HUNT, Esq. of Clorane, a Magistrate of the count), to app-ehend some per suns against whom informations %, ere lodged, when the constable and his party were attacked by a num ber f fellAvs, armed with different weapons, who nturdered J. Shearia, a• 1 Ballint I,*and wounded others de-pet ately that v. ere assisting to execute the warrant. Thursday se'unight that part olCork near the Lei trim Dcck, was considerably agitated and :thorned by the brutal and °um:get ous c• nduct of the cre ws. of several manure Lig/ tors. One of these men having, in consequence of a previms di-pute, ob tained a warrant against three others, a Consta -1 ble anJ guard proceeded to the quay to enforce it ; the hghtermen being nearly drunk, and in their boats, offered a stubborn resistance, but were in the end induced to submit, principally ! tlirc ugh die calm and steady conduct of the Con , ' stable, Mr. YOUNG. This was but the prelude, for abut tour two of these lighters pro ceeding down the River, came in contact immedi ately above Patrick's-Bridge. The men in charge Of one were in liquor, and some difference occur ring between them in consequence of the boats clashing, a most disgraceful scene ensued : one , seized a shovel, and with it prostrated another, and whilst the onfortimate man lay apparently lifeless, the ruffian with the utmost fury, in despite of the entreaties of the astonished spectators, conti nued his blows. Sir A. Penmen and Alderman PosTett, aided by some *toldiers, and Mr. lizoritut„, got boats, hastened on board the lighter, and secured the fellow and his associates, and lodged them in safe custody. We'are happy to understand that the un fortunate man is npt in a dangerous way, • . NE.WC;A rE AND LEADENHALL (By the C'arcass.) ~ ' Beet, - ser stone 4s 44 to Ss • 4d Veal as bd to 7s ad Mutton - tss 4d to 6s 4d Pork es ad to 8s Oil Lamb Oa ad to as eal. SMITHFIELD MARKET. Beef es 04 to 7e 04 I Veal Ts Od to es 04 Mutton 6. 04 cot 71 44 I Pork es 44 to 7s 6d" . _ Lamb 8s od to 8$ 6d. Beasts, 580—Sheep and Lambs 6,l4o—Calvet, 200—Plgs 260. fRICS Of HAT AND STRAW Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 5. Clover 61 Os to 7! 7s owen 01 0* to 01 es Straw II lOs to it 16* • • 'r . ~. t• • t pa miner< ROI Cheapil F. enfrt infonnat e A etr A MI 1 Cnatmi Cheraw I 11k.1hiss1t 8522. SLAVE 1 itHE LIVERY of L( forted, that the LORD M I • lON•HALL tit lie held at On ; tine, for the purpose of taking i Petitioning 'both Houses Of Pa I :• .aid TlLMelllal Of Tit IS " • ABOLITION OF TH 1 :41 : HE Rieuds of Hums' L 1 Cassuguee, formed in pa on entered into at the miner< FRIF.NDS of the ABOLITI , the Rreentallon's Tavern, on tl • w Lordoa Tavern, Cheapsi °ming till Ten in the Evening else and eataimmitre info mat stiftee cannot refrain front etre this great Curse of Hinnanky at be entirely suppressed, it being i iv obtain the Abolition of a Tut It is requested that an Conttni iSIAS CLARMION. Esq. Chertnas 1 Inn Tatter% Chearddt, Londe 1 11.10111 WANTED £43,000 i Sums. on Mortgage el t i l i eter 'bp value. *rhi. Interest w at st Ranking-bouse in London, i bolos Further I articular' can be i i. B.4ltitors of the Pmprhedr of litationer, Grew PAW-lane, Lae 'il to &it was publi•tbki, to rr E. p..ERGYMA YOUNG PAM y Mrs Aettor of The Merchant's I Law, her Fither .and Pant "J he SiNter....—Vkit to Lond Northern Traveller, &I. & Printed for A. K. New': - Tiff. follovsiag cavil flichelor's Miseries! by au Sp finish Campaign ; or, Th Hypocrite ; nr, The Moda Novice or The Heir of F4q 2 vuls. Tsiontreithe, or the Peer of hli.eries and Pleasures of add the .Seeond, 3 vols. t-uspition or.l he Bellew) Seem Avengers ; or, the Antis of Swansea, 4 vois a JOHNSON I Edited by the P On the toof 'August ' SHE Die K 1 pro. g GUAGE; in which it Onginally, and illustrated in ti ample§ from the best Vritert of 'Le Langnage, and an Engl By il.thitlßL With numerous Corrections thous By the Rev. lIENII.I Chaplain in °Amery to his bishop of Ca London : Printed for Lf &men, F. C. and J.Rivirigic Scatchercl and Letterman, Clarke and Sons, R. Lea E. (7. Law, B. and R. Croat; at t et, Allen, and co. 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His ckject tat our b. ft andsveU-kunwn .--spet,rtm hiel.ly deserve words, which prove the place in a Distionary 01 ',tics,Whitt are found in Othef teidences of his atter Ite mistaken references, it.lll,wm has given ' and h I nany'eterds which bare art endliery as well all to ethers sto thaselahours he has &rill talsels Of innowtatice; ethic ?iltiy, end without. sokcitat etnigh irdt•ed thry are no: wohtenet in* , deficit's, and ui Ur. labneron ; 3 n otbet4 r of all which tit Orate te aeeoant. to calm ti ltlt t " PIA /11" 91 it iltretl3..and if it sha I be i revert Illdrk, the Editor ha ttally MAME bb Mane ietlial • • • L( m TH urns This day ins pod it PORTRAIT of Al 1 k Emperer of all the Re esteemed the best Mangos eve And on Monday ns A PORTRAI I* of FIELD from a Miniature In the possess tirully ' , initiated with an Entat 7 cov eted t hat a aring at the Altar p Tor ze er ai t e o 1 . 1 Publi shed by Hassell and RI had of all Book and Print-sellet This day I In 3 Volumes, Octavo, price ,g Honourable the THE RIGHISI.fWi the Lase of Nature and original Latin of Grotios, whit best Political and Legal Write fly the Rev. 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