Star. — London, England, 1817-01-15 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS. JANUARY 14. % ON A CELEBRATED RAG COLLECTOR, Imo DUD LATELY AT EVER-fiG i l BRIDGE FROM FAVOUR IS COLILVATENG TIIE WFLL-KNOWN VERB " BOW" " !slur* soh farceur " Quartu:a ant burner:um curru•cula." Here Haat rest poor honest HwaaT, Whom whiskey oft made storearous merry. He lily's! his friend, ye. hal bib Bat honest was in ail his Se....li%ge. Content, he travOl'd with hi. hap, And phis an 1 me Iles gave for rag; Bont.t hair, add sdva, pictures mended— but tow, al v.! his day , are ended ! Eq ior's out, his ;lass i. run, 14e. r to he fiird.—Poor HAZILY'S gone, To telt the folks where he may ledge What potent at the Bridge, Which to Eteroity, by stealth, Can people send in perfect health! Reader, take warning by Ids end s , And drink iss mopre with your friend ! RELIEF OF THE POOR. Thejlon. Tiitoaas BRAND, in addition to the ma %rtetous charities bestowed at his hospitable mansion, Kimpton Hoo, and giving employment to all the surrounding industrious poor, has placed in the hands of the officiating Minister of the parish of Kimpton the sum of £7O, to be appropriated as he may judge best, in comfortable clothing, dc:. for the poor. Mr. Janvotse, M.P. for Salisbury, arrived at that cite on Tuesday, and presented £lOO to the MAYOR, for the benefit of the poor. • l'ke Rev. W. H. H. HARTLEY, in addition to his benefaction of a fat ox and 450 quarterns of bread, on St. Thomas's Day, at Bucklebury, Bucks, order ed the disttibution of an ox among the poor, on Christmas Eve, at Lyegrove-house, Gloucestershire. Tuesday, Slst December, the Rev. HENRY Gires gave a dinner in the Town Hall at Hereford, to 250 children belonging to the Sunday School established by that Gentleman, in the parish of St. Peter and St. Owen. The entertainment consisted of roast beef and rice pudding. After &liner various articles of clothing were distributed to the children, according to the number of tickets they had obtained by their attention and their merits, during the last six months. On Christmas-day J. UILLBAICS, Esq. of White field, distributed a fine fat bullock amongst the poor of Itchy and Uldale. The Subscription for the Relief of the distressed Poor of Maidstone, already amounts to upwards of ut12.00, which, considering the sine of the place, tn. seater with the losses which it has experienced, affords an example.Of benevolence highly to the credit of its inhabitants. On New Year's Day, Mr. JOSEPH OLIVER, currier, of Maidstone, with a truly laudable spirit, distributed to several poor families, 2871b5., of excellent beef, and '260 gallons ot soo t ). Friday seunight, a Concat of Vocal and Instru mental Music iris performed at the Town-hall, by the Gentlemen of the Maidstone Harmonic Society, fur the benefit of the distressed poor of that town. Monday, the 30th of December, a numerous and etipectable Meeting was holden at the Town-hall, &Wary. when a liberal Subscription was entered folio, part of which will be expended in the purchase of codas and meat, to be sold at reduced prices to the Poor , and the remainder in finding them imployment. Friday 100 one shilling tickets were distributed to • several poor families in Winchester, each of which, • on being presented to the butcher, entitled them to meat to that amount. The distribution was chiefly confined to those persons who receive no regular pa rochial relief. With each ticket there was likewise preset,tvii half a gallon of good potatoes. The subscription at Whitehaven for the relief of the labouring poor, amounted, on Tuesday List, to up-, wards of A 719. • The West Indii Dock Company have subscribed 100 guineas to the Subscription for the Relief of the' Poor kith Labourers. A Committee of 50 Gentlemen have-undertaken to execute the intentions of the Subscribers for the Relief of the Poor in the parish of 13loomsbury, ant have in 'consequence visited at. their own homes the inhabitants who were likely to need relief. A merchant of Cdsk, on Christmas Day last, libe rated six poor debtors from the gaol of. that city, articting those who had the largest families. The • same Gentleman distributed nearly five tons of beef $ amoogat the charititAble institutions in Cork. A considerable number of people are already set to work at the Harbour, Whitelraven, and in turning the road from Corkicle to Heneingbam. The City ComMittee for relieving the distresses of the poor have resollecd to retail coals this winter at 9d. per bushel, being exactly half the price at which. they axe sold at the sheds $ and the Committee for' .the relief of those in Spitalfields have provided abun-• dance of salt cod-fish, herrings,iind rice, whit!) stigma' ckailT disposing of considerably under prime cost. 1 he Edinburgh Committee for disteibuting relief to the labouring classes of that community, have now on their list above 1600 persons.—Mr. DAVID MILD has received, to account of the Fund for the Relief' • of the Labouring Poor, the sots of 40, from one. who takes the unassuming designation of .4 A Friend to Humanity.."—Lost week, two benevolent Ladies in the Cacongate, gave each, a comfortable dinner tp the paupers to the Charity Workhouse of that pariah. --The Duke and Duchess of Roxnutton have given 5e9.3 staling, for the beucht of the most indigent of the inhabitants of Kelso parish.—The Kirk ston of Fordoun have :nand for the pcor of that width, by the hands of JAAilla ?icon, Esq. of Davo, the fol. • lowing donatiOns; via. from Liemenant and Adiu . %ant W. BADINACH, Val Battalion *Lb Regiment Na. - tive Inlantry, Ben gal, _ ten guineas; and a like su ns from his brother Rthaff-,.....AT,BADZNACii; Esq. surgeon, 5942 Regiment ef root, at present in India. In the parish .of Si. Leonard, Shoreditch, th ere have been issue 4 ihmstand six lisaired warrants of distress agfiasslubtabitants householders, for default of the last quarter's poor rats! I'6lli - teen Okspectsbla inhabitant! of Shipping Cam. den, Gloucesterthire, met at dinner on Christmas, day. whose united ages amounted to one elsommul sad Rimaylve. . _ . COTTON.-.The East India sale Went off with brisk ness ; the prices folly id. per pound higher than was generally anticipated : above 5'200 bags were brought forward, consisting of 323 Surats, fair common qua lity, averaging 131 the prices being 12id. up to 13td. above 2200 ordinary and middling averaged 124 d. the p.ices being from I lid. to 12}d. damaged I Sid. to 101 d. Bengals good D. T. 910 bags Ilia. a 12d. aserage 111 d. above 1700 bags good fair qua lity 100. a 104 d. damaged 10d. a 101 J. above 1200 bags of the latter were reported to be taken for ex portation : the remainder, and all the Surats, were (or home consumption, and the latter liable, of course, to the duty of 11 per pound. By private contract and pubic sale the purchases were limited to about 900 hags, which would have been more con siderable had the holders been willing to accept 231 tied 221 for fair Pernams, Maranhams, and Bahia', which prices the trade have been ofr-ring freely, but they decline the offers, anticipating A higher cur rency : the sales were 200 Pernams, chiefly for ex port, at 231.1. small parcels '23d. a 2311 160 Minas 213 d. a 2211. small parcels 11:titles 22ii. Surinams at ils. Carridous 21d. And by public sale, 152 Deme. raras 191.1. a 230. and 136 Bomb nis, the greater proportion 2s. a 2s. Id. the other pries here 1 a 2s ' 5 0' 1 44 lALY UMW., JANUARY I I .-There r" has been a fair demand for Cottonschiring the greater part of 'this week, particularly for Boweds, which contiene l Ito be the principal object of attention with the trade, and of which there are no fresh arrivals this week.- Prices remain without material alteration. The sales are about 4700 bags, consisting of 1650 &eeds at 17d. to Ind. for very inferior to fair, ISId. to 19kd. for good lair to good, and 2nd. to 200. for prime ; 240 Orleans at IV.%d. to 21d. for middling to good fair, and 21id. to 220. for good to prime ; 400 Sea Islands at 2s. Id. to '2s. 3d. for fair to good fair, up to 2s. sd. for some very fine lots, including a few, gained at 21 d. 950 Pernams at 23d. to 2s. The re mainder small parcels of various descriptions." SUGAn.-The business done in Muscovadee slave ur last has been so very limited, that the priieigst week were nearly nominal ; several parcels of inferidr brown Sugars in speculators' hands were offered at prices a shade lower ; no general depression could, however, be stated. There was very little business done in Muscovades this forenoon, only two or three boards were sold ;- the prices remain nominally the same. A publii sale of Barbadoes sugars was brought for Ward, con sisting of 240 hhds. 76 tierces r• the whole tvent off freely, but without briskness ; the quality was not so good as the former sales ; the late prices were, how. lever, nearly supported-good white 90s. 6d. a 91s. 6d. ordinary 84s. a 88s. yellow 783. a 82.. • In the Refined market the demand was limited ; large' Lumps were taken for crushing at 105 s. whole sale grocers were purchasers for the home consump tion of the country, but the sales were very confined; little variation could be stated in the currency. The Refined market is very heavy this forenoon ; brown Lumps support the late prices ; other descrip tions may by purchased a shade lower.-,-Molasses thirty.6ve shillings and sixpence. The greater proportion of Foreign Sugars in this. market are kept back from present sale, in anticipa tion of a considerable demand in the spring ; brown Brasil offer 40s. a 455. white 58.. a 645. Correa-There was only one public sale of Coffee brought forward last week, consisting of 159 casks British Rlantation ; the whole went off freely, box without briskness ; the prices were without the least alteration, except a few lots of Dutch Coffee, which went off exceedingly high, middling 90s. 6J. there is z.great scarcity of the latter description ; pod or dinary Jamaica went off steadily 735. 6d. ordinary middling at 83.. Innis Peovisioas, &c.-There has been an in creased demand both for India and Mess Beef ; from the request for Pork, the holders anticipate a farther advance in the prices. Bicon unvaried. The sales l of Butter continue limited to small parcels ; the hol ders.however, look fora revival in the demand on account of an apparent request for the low qualities. A public sale was brought forward last week, consisting of various descriptions : Belfast prime qualities sold 84s. a 88s. 550 firkins Carlow, Ist qua lity, 836. 6d. a 935. 2.1. at 80s. 6d. a 811. 6d. Tobacco.-There is little variation in the prices or . in the demand for Tobacco ; the holders :thew much firmness, and the high prices prevent business being done to any extent ; the purchases continue confined to the immediate wants of the trade for home consumption. Itiotoo.-We lately mentioned that Indigo of the list sale by the East Irictia Company bore a premium 'of 3d. per Found ; the demand . is considerably in creasing, and 4d. a 6d. advance on the late sale prices currently realized. . Huse, FLAX, AIM Tntz,cw.-The prices of Fo ' reign and other Tallow s area shade higher. Hemp nil/ be purchased lower than list meek. In Flax there is no alteration. The late letter. from Peters burgh mention that the Exchange is advancing. PUBLIC SALI of Fa tar.-Turkey Figs Pull-2760' Drums 86s. a 105 s. 1630 chests 775. a 821. 1200 cheats Turkey Trigs fiat 725. a 85s. 200 Drums 83s. 100 Drums Sultana Raisins 1206. a 180 s. 230 Drums Carebona 725. a 755. 50 half 'chests Imperial French Plums 120 a. a 1251.15 chests 81s. Valectia Almonds taken in at ilfB ; Faro soft shell 955. a 961. lunch shell 84s. a 865.. At another public sale. 4789 bas kets Deoia Raisins, after the first lots had been taken in at 475. a 48s. the whole were withdrawn. To-day 2952 whole and half boxes Valencia Raisins sixty-five shillings to sixty-six shilling:: Naval. &roam-The late arrivals of Rough Tur. peetiae have been sold at cur quotations. Spirits a shade higher; Tar at a small improvement. In Pitch, Rosin, &c. there is no vatiation., • Ori.s. -Greenland Oil mey be stated at a small improvement ; Seal and Linseed also a shade higher. A public sale took place this forenoon, consisting of 585 casks, containing 239 tuns Sperm. went of at *63. a £63.45. SW casks, containing 78 tuns head matter, chiefly at 470. a 410. 51. Rush BRANDY, AND HOLLAND{.-The business done in Rums since our last has been %Weed ;_the prices are Doe penny per gallon lower. Geneva on. varied ;mural parcels of Brandy have been pur chased at a decline of Id. to 2d. par Oka. "Vika BOw4Totrr.--john Eldridge was Charged with having broke, open a farm-house on Fortune Com. I mon, near Hendon, about twelve months since, and 'stealing a siller hunting • watch, the property of George Revelly, of Fortune-g• en. The priioner being seen a few days since with a watch answering the description of Mr. Revelly's, was take f .ii;o ors tody, while he was at work yes:-rday nifening, by , Smith, tne conducts of the perole. M r . 1t t ., : .0 y identified the watch. The prisoner was cormilittf%l. HarroN-Gannm —Yesterday John itsrilv., tx ac brought up and examined ender the Hawkers' A-t, charged with going from house to house. and di:r ing for sale a sheet of printed paper, called Cobbiter Political Register, price two-pence, the same being anstamped, and he not having a hawker's license.— , The charge being proved, the prisoner was asked what he had to say in his defence ? He stated that he was a poor man, %she was out of employ, and th:o he engaged with a Gentleman living at No. 1P,,1 Qsteen.sireet, Nurthamptun-square, to ktwk then about, and that he would indemnify him from the consequence--The Magistrate told t! e rrisoner to send to that Gentleman to come forward-and pay the penalty fur him. He was then convicted in the pr. natty of selo, and in.default to be committed for ,litaer s os s aty‘fri • .Correesiort, 4 711oinor Zero, a l.t tr, w ibiliiittt of IWO e rit tarty of Read, jim. and Limlnick, charged with tearing down some large posting-bills that were stuck' up in Long-acre, entitled " Mr. Hunt hissed nut ul Bri.-.:ol." The prisoner was committed till the Set sion as idle and disorderly. George Giles, a young man, apprentice to Mr. Mat thias, a surgeon, was brought up on a warrant, charged by Mary Youni;, servant to Mr. Matthias, with assaulting her with intent to commit a rape.— The prisoner was ordered to find bail. Matu.nonounu-sTitear —Mesas Davis was charged with having pawned seventeen and a halt yards of .superfineckith, entrusted to his carte to sell by corn- Mission, at the shop of.. Mr. Alders. Beta ick-strect, Soho. Many Blackwell-hall factors having beets YObbed to a considerable extent, an inquiry was on hoot, and it was discovered that mach of the t.(ill:11 property had been pledged at the different pawn btokers. Actions wsre commenced iyainst pawabrokets some months since, and the value of the property so pledged was recovered. In the sent case it turned out that Davis was employed by Messrs. Carver and Peeie, woollen diapers in the City, to sell by commipion, but del fyieg to make up his accounts, he was taken before the Lord Mayor, when he con:eyed having converted property to his own use, ti runt;ll distress, and that which formed the object of this proseculif n was a part of it. Mr. Chick, tailor in Moomoutlostreet, having arplied to the prisoner for a debt of re-2, he gave him the a yen teen and a half yards of cloth, worth £lO, to pledge. He pledged the article fur £lO and returned the pri soner ‘B. Messrs. Carver brought an action against the pawnbroker, but the property was returned, and the action was withdrawn. Davis was now charged by Mr. Alder under the 40th Geo. 111. chap. 99, sec. 8, which enacts, that any person pawning ally article entrusted to his care, without the owner's con oiled, &ail forfeit the value of the property, and bel convicted in the penalty 'it from 20s. to rES and costs, to be given to the person injured. Mt. Alder having established his case, Davis' was convicted in the pe nalty of £22. Mr. Chid was next put to the bar, under the 10th section of the above Act, which enacts, that if any person shall pawn goods in a false name, or give a false address, he shad be whipped or imprisoned for three months. It appeared that Chick had pledged the cloth in the name of DaWson, and had cunse ! quently given a false address. A doubt arose as to the description of prisons contemplated by the Act, viz. whether it was COilfillCd to persons pawning pro perty known to have been illegaßyobtained.—Messrs. Cunwoon and NoLAst attended for the pawnbrokers, and contended that the Act implied general terms; but the Magistrates were of opinion that the Act contemplated only persons who had pledged property illegally obtained. Chick was discharged. Qtatan-scruatte.--Ronamte.-- Sarah Atkinson, 5, New -court, Cliapel-street,• Westminster. plasterer, charged William Murray and llensy Wheeler with rob bing him of a complete set of chaise-cart harness.--: The prisoners were fully committed. Haczszx Coactimen.—Hugo Wray, driver of the hackney-coach N 0.1191, summoned A Lady on Ray ner-terrace,Chelsea, for refusing to pay him his legal fare. He stated, that Qlll Thursday, the 9th instant, he was called by defendant's serv a n t f r o m t h e stan d at Knightsbridge, to go to Cadogamplace, where he took up the Lady, and set her down at her own resi dence. It was half-past ten at night, and he was entitled to hack-fare, to the stand he was called from, fur which he demanded Ss. The Magistrate (Mr. PLattsrow) askd the driver W I he had measured the ground and lie confessed he, had. but not on the present occasion. The Lady sent her servant to appear for her, who, wed. that his mistress had no its so abridge the driver of one WEN , gof his fare, but s!te hAd been so repe4tedly carried the very mime '4le for 9..5. th4t she thought the present must be au Unclosing demand. He was sure tie had paid a dozen or fourteen coach men antecedent to this, and none of them asked more thin `2s. Mr. PLAtsrow told him that his mi:•tress had been led into the error which many Ladies and Gentlemen had been before her, •viz. of judging by what oilier drieeri, not knowing the ground. had demanded.— It was evident the rare, with the back carriage, WAS, Ss. and therefore it must be paid. There was another mimisions against the same, Lai,' by John Fagg, dr►ver of No. lt/29, for •tne same fare on Monual. the 19t.1), which She WAS ASO adjudged to pay, with cots in both CAWS. WOUSII tr-sra Err. —Ye ste r d y Mary Kirby, wife rf George Kirby, of Hood's-place, George's-g Bethnal-green-road, WAS brought to this mike by Mance, in consequence of a warrant granted at the instance of Mr. remell, overseer of St. Matthew's, Bettinal-green, tor excessive cruelty towards her own sun. i boy onsy 12 years of a g e. It appeared, from the statement of the officers of theparish, that the boy was an illegitimate son of Mrs. Kirby's, and Was taken at an apprentice by her husband, from the -parish of St. Dunstatiii in the West; the boy haJ no complaint to make against Kirby, who always mat- ~,~r e! him kindly ; but his mother was in the drinting, and it occasionally threw Or into r;, fits of rage : she would then best him with a .1 , or the rail of a OAT, and at times strip lin e t 71.; tie his hands to rh.. b.:d.post, no.l fas•c: over his mouth to prevent his shriek, from ty,. heard. He rol:culativ comi , Ltined of her treatmc , t'last Frill iy week ; iritl..ed the huy' s fAce, h •dy, and llgf, have rvijent symptoms lent ware ; and, in addition to the *bore, the Appeared a complete skeleton for w.tnt of stir food. Several of tie neisrhhtwrs have seen him up rntay..e. parings in the street and rat them. ktriildson are.l Mr. Sawyer, cnncaldes ct a ., parish, rrr.duced the rail of the c'is r the tint been beaten e!ith. Mr. G,irF•ol expre , sed h ho-rot old indiges l at the conduct :if - such a wretch, and rcgtiere i i Parish Oißcers toindict her at the Quartet &mil which they readily promised to do. S'ie *.ViU to bail Schyees, rf Bath -street, City -1191 A, cm: the oifice, conqslitiiiirg that fil inete:licv n A lt 'chose, cics•sse..! in a smart tashionaele gre:n eeat tAsfatk et. s-rs, Shout rite s;z••., e: .ut to house :o engige fit?nished loclzogs— 'or J..: rts : ,, tr hini . .ea as a watchma 1 / 4 "r, and began to ow ..tu r of the toom, to sec if lits benches we'n'd is in it, He went as ay. and so.twa•ter - rettonNt to Kivt decisive las% vr.- lie tf.. s. t pies tut, t1..w0 the blinds of the wrisniis,%%i.ilsr Pi ;mita Altered ; bill in the ;Maim stole a.wAtch wver the islantle.l.:ece, and which was not alter Ins depsttittv. Si fittings appointed in Miii,tlt.t.ex dud Lon,l n i, t, fore the Right lion. EliWk!!!) rrnrd Et.t.essoo,tvil Lord Chief Justice, in aria AtLer 1 - I.lary 1817: IN TI; it NI. MIDDLEtEI. Monday. Jan. Y 7 I Monday, Feb. s Monday, 0 I A FrEtt ..(NW DON. Wo-ilthmiay, Jan. 211 M'edue,:Jy, rep. $ I uml.iy, Feb. l I TERM. a Frtifay. Thursday, Feb. 11 F<l). 14. - Blot Elii. At Tws.•dmottth, to* it k ewes Tweed. on Mordar, Rt•th ti11t,.119, the 1.a.1y of Cap:atu Wesley, of the late 7th Ye:etan Batteinn. et a ltault•trr. tiatunlay.in Wimp()le-street, the lady of ae Hon. 1, 1. movine, at a sin'. Am. us, in In Lind, the Last) , cf W. E. Leek Eva. ar a vie 9.4. the Laity of Itwitus !.t es. EN if a .4)11 ; :h. of Jahn C. Leet, a ow. ; ask; on the 30th, tl.e La , h• ti. Lees, Van. id a .nit and Kik., ;" Mreilneulay. at Ileyeriry, I.lrutetsaut•Calonel Retest.), piny Quarter Niaster.Georral to tLit rm./. swami la .0 hi.iry, dau c ;lster ut thf atv• lobo 4.:iiksy, Kr Bari 1111 l ut, York.Litc. DIED. January 9th, at SisitnoutS, In thrift's year of his a}. he woot for the occult •ry cf his health, Henry W.,:ii•wor Whir well Plum. ot:sr I islitar, in Yorkshire, EN. o„•. .41,. James %Vil,ks..vor , h, of h.dllat, an eminent :whs.:tor vote. Dee. a, in Edits:Haigh, Mts. :.lasy Crown, wiy.w ot S. nrowc, of Barhurrow, iare Nionster„at kouhi Dec. 4, at the "at 'Cia:nlieinsere Air=ey, hs Cos aged 78, Mr. :.:ii tel EV - inn, situ lived ns..rly 70 years at Cotn:r•rmere tie Wl% r(Mot to 'Sir li.y; c 4 NA Lart eo.schnhos to It Safishery Cotton, I an./ the time of kis clrAth, was porter to Lord Cna.thansirre. Wednesday la.t, 1:1 Ye . ‘l7-Er: -7,consg. A .Lsuci..ll, l , er s. tlartl son of the key. S.Lay:ck C,x.yer, V..tmeu.k. Nost..k. Dee. sl„ at Eshr•hurgh, Mrs. ALtri Ste} Irn., rebet o'6l Nuccoll, lee of At St. Stephen . .., ::car it. Austen, Mrs Lark, wife of lames Lark, hie:terve: of that pla,r. Her by a fright a few days atter Al.o, .u..tdr:.ly, A &natter, Nibs M.t. y Hoekiu, her sister. At Doonasslebe, near Limerick, atier a Viort Wort., Massy, wife of the key. Clarks Massy. '1 homes Lowther Allan, I:sq. of 1 hoott.ia 1 1.9.!,•,e, Meath, lace Lleutenant-Colsoiel lath Hu•sara. A CH.kIXENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE; and CO. Stsrfieon , his Majesty's service, challenge the whole wuri a 3ingle in.tance where their medicine and met nod or failed of the desired erect. Ihe practice of many yea, particular branch of their proterst ~,, , has not given • unsuccessful case.--'Eltey continue to direct tittle scut treatment and cure of Venereal Cam>'aims, and t h at tnent of the :Teem, which t the cont.:pence c.f the and wasteful effects of a hab't Wiz and mw: unlsapri by the youth of bey h sexes. In tile one it will he f .iit, unfailing source of barrenness; the o her have its rat% developed to them by a .:14Ti tfr 011 state of dthility, wi timely remedied, tem:nate' iu impo:e.ice. 1 hest ate ant ultimate eflect., while c0n...: ritthin, hiss of tintscul and various nereoi s complains, usually charazre:ize stages of this ...Mary vete. Of lait..ut.hioc am-dm% incident to such a t-eir mount -cat la v Jas lever pr..Ved unsuccr.stul to the coves° of a imp, and nines extended practice. In the must olistitta:e a t cared cases of venereal itif,ction, such as utetruct; urethra, spongy eXtrOweetiCe,, bard tumors, ca.t:oua slicers, Wm, seminal weakness, glvto, at alga it lc I URES, Whether recent or of lung duration, and which Imve telf9ed:ls skill of other practitioners, are by their eesen.!rnprored plan , treatment, ttfvel wily and permanently cop.!, without du pads suffering the tur;:c.ating pain and alarming hemtorhav or; frequent, follows the application of the lunar comic. Io no' course of twenty years extensive practice iu this metro:sib,. teal minus cases of Strictures have been and are daly ender thr: , cue, the total eradication of which is effected by a sa'e, c.IJ and expedit sous mode on ptacticeouperitir to any other yet =tor:Ll The weakness, relaxaiten, and debility proceed* true: te , complaint, are speedily removed, and the pattent restore:. 0 . sound and viroi °us health. liut where the debibtY has years existed, a proper pers.everauce in their reeet.ton• Minh , atter the 6[ti:••.+ te has been siestro)ed, is iiislisensabty retbtot to the spilt) ut and to 'vatic:maw at cons! it ut ion. &vet.," Nchlemen and Gentlemen et the Orr' reapec:Air. , '• have been under the c. re of Mewl Conde aod o . tar rket.• mural of complaints of the Urethra, strictures, dte. aihtlar.4 receive.; a tadleel and permanent cure, reque.t that refer.. , :' may be ghetto lA. then., all 44!ia144101 y elltet•lCei et the 4e.. ' sui.e.iertty of Me.,r , . Cuerheitud Co. '4 Van of treemeat ut the.se Centlen..en have had strictures trust ten to ?well' 1‘ 1 "• and had been undtr the care of Meat' other Stitzeiuis of equal enttoencc, who attennqed Int caul': the application of the huhr c:.u.na, without ..mecca. CUititslE. and C,,. may be coltuited by P:tles:'" : either StA, vi:tis the grca.. eat Jelicacy, taceecy a.. d honour, a; house, No. 1117, flatten garden. 1 1, ttent , . is th.r a m...ry are to e•are eh: rutfro— of their aer and ~eat.tal nrlnt of I'.r—:g, en.:: unttanc, lot whet: the saute will sA.z,.‘" , or sent to t"• of the La gald.o. To teeterteetertl At vecrezy St, C%•034111 toitIPW 11,114.r'l .•':• "" yont.gr of lc , tyro may be abed to the accnout fur ntedlc ter 9.11' elle, tal9.-141.klei,Itattets•vaden. PIM& UP S l'UCFu'i YES I EKDAY. Bank Stock, t:2tttl I South ,'ea Stock 3 per Ct. Ltetli.cea 63A1 I India Socch 6 ;,.r Cc. emit 11;20 Indta Pond* 43 14 re 4 per ."tut. 79f +!0 ;liir t Btteb . 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