Star. — London, England, 1814-03-12 00:00:00

- !: asoi . . • • • • 1. of with Due env] whit D repe audi Lion. Died t tend tivAi 1-1 a nu Gen gem p Tavi Wid The. was tux h bum limit poses It bi man, issue open Cons: pares A tend. 1 the 4 plan; gives thous This 1 Dom. dowt 'l'l • MAJ ac c act: atco T this • . the 1 cu Ta• To To • To Come To Sod • To presi tom add 'Digb whit loom of A Vinci vidu horn reeler • a pit{ CABI defe: • ZENS Arm atter " 'll .4, 1 4 (Appl A. were 41 Off .1 Army molly loan to dt pf lo; -at ti; TI mein • - tho kind: • • . were - Mt : 1 1, 4 1. ' 1 2.1 Y, Dtift's r4 ,d • oda' thoir :V . :1:- • • M TY. O 10 1 :Co w *ll.l , !' trila bs vow • LOVE'S FLOWERS. When men, fate men, begin to woo, In accents soft their pas►ion breathing Fair-..liming flowers so thick they strew Around the heart, you cannot view Its texture for the wreathing. Alt! silly maid,—beware the cheat-L. .T.s hut these llt.w'rs which seem so sweet! But when in Hymen's bonds a pair Are tied secure—mark what will follow—. The flOw'rs soon fade for want of care, They droop and leave the heart quite bare, MAO:land cold and hollow. Al, ! silly maids, full soon they die, Scatrer'd by Leve's erpiriag sigh ! O.RAT ---- Cowart GARDEN.--Last night a Cilia Selection Sacred Music was performed at thistheatre, in riliCh Madame CATALANI, as usual, eieitect herself 'ith the most wonderful and delightfail effect ; her Juetto Ah fterdonna, with 8EM1134, was rapturously encored. WESLEY repeated his Organ: Concerto, ich was loudly applauded. DRURY LANE.-•-BEETKOVEN'S Mount of 01;ve: was peated last night, and received by a very crowded Hence with the . most unqualified bursts of approba i. Other Sacred Music was delightfnlly perfor :d, which, with Miss Smrrn's excellent Readings, tdered the amusement of the evening truly cap-. 'HANOVER-SQUAW: ROOMS.—.Last night Messrs. ri - rt.estari and KNIVETT gave their third Concert to \umerous and brilliant assemblage of Nobility and ntry. The Musical Selection and performance generally, afforded a rich treat to the musical world. GRAND HARMONIC: FESTIVAL. A Festival was yesterday held at the Freemasons' , ern, Great Queen-street, for• the benefit of the idow of the late Soma CoLsroN DOYLE (hue of the !atres Royal Covent Garden and Bath), which attended by all the most celebrated vocal perfor. :rs of the present day, as well as by Upwards of hundred of the adritirers of harmony and good imour. The tickets issued upon this occasion, were :red to six hundred, but these having all been dis used of, lohg before the commencement of the feast, became Vcessary to appease the, clamorous de. Sands of the candidates, for admission to the Hail, to issue a still greater number, till at length the scene of Tat io ns was literally overflowing, and many were Jitgrained to seek accommodation in rooms pre. pared specially for their reception. At half pest four, Mr. MUNDEN, the en . Presid t. at- Ided by Mr. CHARLES TAYLOR ' his. Dignity, entered room, amidst the loudest acclainntions, of ip. utse, and having - taken their seats, signal was [Yen for the commencement of the more sblid, al. ,ough not the mote attractive part of the banquet. This disposed of, and the cloth removed, Non Nobis, Donnne, was sung in a style of excellence, which dreW down the most unequivocal marks of approbation. The PRI:ALDEN r then proposed the health of—" his ,JFSTY," which was drank with three times three, mpanied by every demonstration of loyalty and ;'his was followed by Gob rave the !Gip the chorus atcompiniyd by the whole room. The next toast was, The PRINCE RIEEENt I" and was succeeded by " The QUEEN, anlttbe rest of ROYAL FAMILY." • • ...;lee—" Glorious Apollo." Tow—" The Briti4b Nsey."—" Rule &haunt!" 'oast— Ile Army."—Glee,". arms! To arms r 'oast--I.ord Wellington." —(Three times three)--" Blow blow low," jsr. ,Mr. Itscutasow, with great taste and ad. varrabis execanals. oast--" Great Britain end her " Come, Come all social souls,' by Mesers.TAYLOR and BELL...kr. 'coast—" The King of Prussia," (with three times three). Song by Mr. Stmet.ant—" Love among the Koses." Toast—" 'lke Emperor of Austria." Upon this toast being drank with the vsarrriest-ex pressions of Seltiff/Ctioll s the PRESMOT addressed the company, and said, he was convinced nothing would more to the harmony and conviviality of the' night, than the communication of intelligence, which, Nhile it dissipated suspicions which had been, by I* few, entertained of the sincerity of the Emperor Austria, in the great cause of Europe, gave a con zing proof of the approaching fall of that indivi- Adual who had hitherto excited such feelings of ab horrence throughout the civilized world. (Loud and reiterated plaudits.) The worthy President then read ,paper, stating the reception of dispatches Isom Lord AtiTLERBAGH, with the gratifying intelligence of the defeat of the French at Troyes, by Prince SCHWART _Ammo, and the end of all discussions respecting an Armistice, which was heard with the most profound tention, and hailed with thunders of applause. The PaIESIDE T then gave the toast, May we always be happy, and may our enrages know it." (Applause.) Among the succeeding toasts which were 4]e following ; • • C.palti " The Portuguese Army." • " Pls.. and his Lovely Daughter." " General Blucher and his Artily." " Monsieur and the White Cockade."' 1 " •Maf Hart. mony and Happutes speedily obtain sovereign tray In every , tarter of the Globe." • . esl tbest. were acklej many others, too. numerous detail, but all of which partook t f those sentiments laity, so acceptable to all orders of. Englishmen the present momentous crisis.. The vocal contributions to the evening's entertain merit were of the first order, and were reseivsrl with most enthusiAstie delight. Among others who .indly assisted in prompting the harmony of the night were— 0 Mest,rs. Ineledriti, Sinclair, lireidhursi, Emery, Blanchard, fill, erraii, Guss, Clarlse k - Havves, Davy, Bel- Dowton, Dignurn, 1)1:ne, Knight, Loiegrove, Webb; J.' OM* d. Smith. Gayle, Bennekt, King, Field, &e. ► - ',he Versatility of these Gentlemen's talents affor • an inexhaustible fund of ampeement ; and at a ; hoer the party broke up, highly gratified with &air evening's entertainment. • Mr. You so enters the lists with the Richard of Dru. on Monday etiening,' at Coventlarden Theatre. Mr. Kematx returns to - a second engagement at • Covent-gardee Theatre. immediately after Easter. Ants raivairdinerxeleperrienttook pia/teat the West 14 the town, within Itleheriive.chtp ."I:ne,„Lady not bee n more than mouths a wife, aud the limitAut is a man of sixty ! were drank . • .71 • SMALL-Mr libsPirA Thursdv , last ' Covefnnrs and Patmns of the Smdll-posliospital held their annual meeting at tt4 City of London Tavern, which was numercwisly , ati• tended ; his Royal Highness the Doke of Yualc in the Chair.— After the cloth Was removed, Mr..Htditudits. Secietitty to the institution, rose, and addressed' the Meiting in a very clear and im pressive speech t in the course of which he forcibly reminded them, of the • benevolent purposes of their assembly, and adverted to the happy cessation of the calamity of natural small-pox during the Ott year, and the, increasing length of the interval since the expected return of the epidemic, which he ascribed to the efFeett (amongst other causes) 'of Vaccination, and its favourable progress. •• The benefactions were then annonnee ong which was that nithe President, his Royal *ghtiess the Duke of' that` 100 guineas (beintbis six teenth annual subscriPtioh) and several new Mem bers wereinttodticid. The healths of his MAJESTY, the Pets ck MT, and the Duke of YORK, were drank with gieat ap plausel and were followed by those of the Vice-Presi dents and Treasurer, and that of Dr. ADAMS, Phy. sician to the Institution. Messrs. Dignum, Taylor, Smith, and several other proft-ssional gentlemen attended, and greatly contri: buted to the hilarity of the evening by singing seve rs' glees, songs, &c. and the company did not retire till a late hour. MERINO socarrr. Yesterday the Anniversary Dinner of this Society was given at Freemason's Hall, Great-Queen-street. The. Right Hon..SirJOIMPH BANK s, K. B. the Pre lident.ofttelnstitution, Was tohave taken the Chair on this occasion . , but we lament to state, that this venerable and * scientific man via: prevented by indis position from honouring the company with his pre sence. About six o'clock dinner was announced, and more than seventy persons, of distinguished agricul tural celebrity, sat down to a plain and substantial repast, chiefly consisting of Merino muttmx, of ezqui. site flavour. At the upper table, the Chair was sup. ported on the right by . Lord•SostEnVtot.c, whose ex ertions have so greatly contributed to We high cha racter of the Institution ; and on the left by Sir J. SEBRIGHT, and several persons of distinction. After dinner, -the first Patron of the Merino Society, " The KING," was enthusiastically greeted with three times three. The PRINCE REGENT--The Qualm, and the rest of the Royal Family—The - Merino Society— The Right Hon. President, SirJ, Baw, K. a—The Right Hon. Lord Sounavulav Were drank with universal applause. The Noble CHAIRMAN called the attention of the Meeting to the business of the day ; he enumerated, in a perspicuous manner, the original objects which they had in view, namely, the growth and-improve ment of British manufacture, by fostering the quality of the fleece, while at - the same time they kept in view the important consideration of the quantity of animal food. The . Noble Lord proceeded to deliver the pre miums selected by the Judges to the successful can didates in the various departments of their patriotic adjudication. In the performance of this agreeable duty, his Lordship added to the gift by the impres sive and prepos s essing manner with which he accom panied his presentation of each prise to;he successful and meritoriiipi posiessor. The Mceting continued to a late hotir, compliment :ing,tfr bvpT Candidates, whose healths were seve ralry.draaitith applause, and discussing the respec ture merit' of the different premiums of the Society. Thursday a salmon, weighing &'lb. I log. avoirdu pois, was taken at one of the fishing stations in the Tweed; belonging to the Old Shipping Cohipanr.— It measured tour feet four inches long, and two feet five inches girth, and was •sold for five guineas and an llalf. '• ' At a public-house in Cheltenham, "last Saturday, a chairman undertook, for a trifling wager, to eat twenty eggs raw, with their shells, in fifteen minutes, which he performed in half the time, to thq great astonishment of a number of spectators. Friday se'nnight a very numerous and most highly respectable Meeting was held at the Craven Arms Inn, in the city of Coventry, far the purpose of form ing a Society, whose object should be to put a stop to the present illegal and pernicious practice of buying and selling cora and grain in .the different markers in this country, by measures of different and uncertain sizes, and for bringing into general use and adoption the legal or Winchester bushel. _ Yesterday se'nnight the bank of Messrs. SHEATH and Son, at Spalding, was entered by some villains, and robbed of nearly 81400. This daring act was 'committed in the middie of the day, while the Agent was gone home to dinner. The thiet or thieves luckily Missed examining another drawer, in which about £SOOO was deposited. The bank is not attached to any house, but is situated in a street where people are constantly passing, 'and within about thirty-three yards of 'the marketplace. When Mr. KNIGHT, the agent, returned from dinner, he found the door un locked. It is presum e d th e v il lains had, in the pre ceding night, fitted a key or picklock for the purpose. Three men, bankrr: of another description, or nevi gator:, as they call themselves, were taken up on suspicion, but without sufficient evidence to criminate them, • as. they are agai n at liberty. Two females were last week committed to Stafford gaol, for the murder of their own offspring. As a great number of persons are rendered very unhappy by Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Obstruc tions in the Bowels, want of regular Perspiration, Vomitings and Bilious Complaints, Head-achs, Heart burn, Costiveness, Nervous Disorders, Cholic, Gout, &c. we are authorised to say, that SPSEDIMAN'S PILLS are in most cases an excellent remedy for these com plaints; and especially recommended during the time of Sea-bathing, and drinking the Sea and Mineral Waters ; also for those visiting warm climates.— Prepared by THOMAS SHILLITO4 jun. druggist, Tot , tenbam High-cross, Middlesex, by virtue of an as signment from H. and J. Beswick, sole proprietors of the recipe, by the will. of M. Speediman ; and .are sold by SHAW and EnwAnns, No. 66, St. Paul's Charcblard, and 14coti an Co. No. 150, Oxford ! ,iitseet, in bozes.at 2s, 41.64. lOs fgt. and one guinea, and may be had of the principal "%Tendert - cif Medicines in town and country. af_:..::.L.l. dflifEß :~ ;r^ :^„a tOP*. • • ENERGETIC PROCkEDINGS, The House of Representatives yesterday passed, aftesa warm debate, and unusually late sitting, the bill to encourage the recrniiing service, by-increased bounties, Stc, We sincerely coup:4l4:de aur readers on the determination at length evinced by. the tn:tjo. rity to adept decisive Measures, and on the zeal which they display in the prosecution of them. A spirit of unanimity now pervading_ the republican Links, will secure perfect harmony in the policy obviously en forced by the pewit atpect of our affairs. ' 'A letter frotn the postmaster at Warren to J. John son, Esq. postmaster, Pittsburgh, dated Warren, January 3, says : " I am ir.formed by the postmaster at Low,. San dusky, a party of forty men, conlinanJed by Lieu tenants Larwell,- Fisk, and Davis, who were seat by General Cass to reconnoitre on ti.e river De Trench, were attacked by the British, 3 kil.ed, 2 made then escape, and the rest taken prisonc•-s." ERIE FLEET SANE.--An alarming account was re ceived at Pittsburgh, on the sth instant, by a gentle man who lett Erie on the 31st of December, on which day intelligence had been received from Buffalo of the destruction of that place, and the march of the British and Indians eight or ten miles up the Lake, towards the town of Erie, where Commodore Perry's fleet was posted, 91 miles from Buffalo, speading terror through the country, &c. A subsequent ru mour from Lancaster, mentioned the destruction of Erie and the fleet. Our apprehensions, however, are abated, by the following article from the National In telligencer of Thursday, -which appears to be the latest authentic news tram the scene of danger :. 44 WASHINGTON, JANUARY 13. 64 By private letters which have been received from Erie, dated (tu the 4th instant, we learn that the fears of the immL•diate approach of the , enemy had in a ' great meatare subsided. 44 Sr the last information received at that place from petebus sent out to reconnoitres it appears the enemy do not design to attempt to approach that har bour before the ice on the lake becomes hard enough to bear them. It is the opinion of every person there, that the fleet is perfectly safe; and in addition to the obstacles to their proceeding to Presque Isle, the euemy, if they attempt to destroy the town, accord ing to their late incendiary :node of warfare, will and it defended by a large body of militia, who have rep tired thither in a spirited manner fur its defence. Many volunteers were on the point of pi oceeding from Ohio, but wire turned back, their services being deemed unnecessary. It is our opinion that both the town and -fleet are safe." DEFENCie or ERIN.--.General Medc has ordered out the first brigade of Pennsylvania mlitia , en masse, and IWO •men from the second, to march inime.: diately for Erie, to perform a tour of thirty days; and Governor Snyder, in a letter to die Secretary at . War, has suggested the necessity of a further requi sition (as the hrst can he held in set vice 30 days•ouly) for the purpose of protecting that pm of our frontier against the apprehended attack lion' the etsemy.*— . His Excellency obrerves, I 'deem it. but necessary 'to express my wish that some me., :ores may be adopt ed by the United 6iates' Government, as added to the efforts there making under the state authority, ' will afford the all important service which- the exi gence of the country dentat4s."- A detachment of about IMO glen have mitred at Plattsburgh from the French Mills, and all the troops at Burlington have been ordered thither. The object of the enemy appears to be to divert the attention of our forces in that quarter, while they are transporting their military stores to Kingston. We - have it from good authority, thnt one hundred yoke of oxen have gone over the lines for this anti other purposes. L HeIELD MARKET, AIARCiI 11. ?tail - Q:42 or Bib. TO SINK 11:1E OVkAL. Beef 6s 6d to 7i 6d I Veal 7i% Od CO Ss Mutton 7s Od to 84 Oa I Park 7s Od to 8s 6d • Boasts, 780—Sheep, 2,266—Calves, 100—Pigs, 260. etuct (iv HAY AND I*RAW IN NMI' still:W. Meadtw Ha} 41 Os to 51 0/ I Clover 51 Oi to 61 10, Roweo 01 Os to Of 01.1 Straw 11 12s to 21 Li NEWGA'rE AND LEADENHALL MARI(E'I* (By the Carcass) Beef, per st. 4. 6d to 6, ft! Veal • . it 8d to 7. 84 Mutton - 54 4d to 7s 0.11 Pork • - 7.. 4d to 8 , aid !'eu u w HOl'b IN rt N LW SAGS. . Lent 61 15s to 91 Os Susses 61 6s to SI Os Es.s HI Os to 91 Os ______ VKICES OF HAY AND S CRAW 1 EoTERDA Y. ST. fAMEII . 4. WUITECHAPL.. Hay 81 Os ro 31 O. Oa Hay - 41 4s to 51 Ss , traw it I's to 11l 2s 01 I Straw .: 11 16s to 21 Os Clover - 61 bs to 71 7s RAW 1-111),Es„ Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Vs 4d to 2s Rd stone) Ss 4d to St 641 Market Calf -14 s each. Middlings, Ss 01 to Ss fa Eng. Horse 14s Oil to 16s 041 Shearlings, 60d to IV4d-I.amb Skins, ood to 001 PRICE OrLEATHER IN LEADENH.ALL MARKET. Butts 29d 25d Cali ?Ants 30d 34d Ditto 2tid 27d I Ditto st4.l 42d Merchants' Backe 22d 234 d Ditto sstl 42d Dreseiug Hidet 23d 2544 I Smell Seats sad 30id Fine Coach Hides 25,1 26d lane ditto, per do:. lt.tos 15th Crop Hides 'or cult. 231 240 I Tanned Ilorbe Hides 414 254 Ditto 45 to .50 lba 22 id 2344 1 Goat Skins Ils 50tI PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 6s Ad Town Tallow 112 s 641 Clare Ma r ket Os 04 Yellow Rusin' 110 s od Whitechapel Market 6s Sd White ditto • 105 s Od per stone of slb. Soap ditto 103 s od Average 6s 6ld I Ditto rough 66. lid Yellow Soap 112s.—Mottled, 124s—Curd, Price of Candles per dozes), 16.. 01—Moulds, 17s ed PRICE OF COALS--COAI. MARKE r, MARCH 11. Ships at Market Sold Proms. I Newcastle - . 3 Sunderland • 0 Stone Coal - 1 1 0 -70 t Od to res nd - 7b. al to ow od ooi od. COUNTRY MARKETS. UVIIIDGE, March to.—Wheat, per load £l6 101 to .C€ 23 Oa. Barley, per quarter 37s to 445. Oats 2its to 355. Beans .39s to 455. Yeas 541 10 60s. Ozroan, March 10.—Price of a bushel of Wheat 9s. The Quarrorn Loat, 11 id. BANBUItV, March 10.—Wheat is Ot.l to lOs iSd. Beans Ss nd to 71. od. Vetches, SS to lOs per barbel. Barley Ail. to Stis. Oats ins. b Sua. per quarter. Bread is. Id. the half peck . PRICES OF SOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in Coin, - ,C 0 oos. 00d. per on. Foreign Gold in Bars . geo os. od. New Dollard, • ,C 0 Cs. l Id. per on. Ntw - ..`oulilvens. 45105. 04, Silver in ban per dis Os. COL I1Ok111.h,;H IVIAIt K1:1 NEW eocitr:Flo. Kent IS Os to 141 Sussex 81 us to 101 os Farnham 111 us to lot 16s . . •• • -✓ .1 • •••••• ; ,• „ 1 : • s • ; ; Ey, Par.rct. H A 1 4 rOn ItMtIC —Yesterday a soldier, who had le-Ave of absence from his-regiment, was charged with haying violently assaulted A man in the Cum!ietland. Arms public house, and .ibb.-d bins in tto side w ith his bayonet. It appeared tike prisoner and some,com paniot,s went into the hawse and called for some gin and pipes.; having drank rather freely bd . . we, they soon b:!caine intoxlcated, and the prisoner waisted. with 'Alien, to secure the complainant as a deserter. A s :utile ensued, in which he received a wound frog tie prisoner, the bayonet piercing two cnAts, two w ti,tcoats, eke.. and slightly entering his side. It w a i evident the parties were all intoxicated, am! the pp: secutor being willing to fol give the soldiers, the Ma. gistrute consented, and . they withdrew to adjust the matter in an amicable manner., • MARLIII3ItOWIH•STIILET•I4S4#4I4 Smith, a carpenter at W a lt on upon-Tha mes , wh.) elands changed with . felon.ously and InAliCi•iu.ly shootiny, at and wounding Carrington, a taunt, of th e same place, was brought up for re.ezemination. The de positions of witnesses were to ken in the ahsence of the wounded man, who is in St. George's Hospital, and was unable to attend. It appeared, that Smith had the care of a Gentleman's house, and siune annoyance having taken place by the ringing of the hell on seve. ral evenings, the prisoner cone fled himself and waited the arrival of Carrington, who knocked at lie door. The prisoner discharged the gun loaded wide slurs, and shot CartillgtOil t who attempted to pc Away, but he fell. The prisoner confessed he knew Carrington was the man he shot at. He was re-ci.m. mitted until Carripgtun could be brought forward,_ The trial will take place at the Assizes at Kingstun. MAILRIED. I.ast weak, at Daddlestoo,near --- Cll ester, lnbn Williams, li baurer, aged afgatem, to Miss Llizabettt Woods, of nwasg•t;,_€ DIED. On the 10th instant, at her honer in Alillmin-street, Sedfyree row, of a short and paishd illness, which she ihire with ehdaiss. like fortitude, Mrs. Neater, wife of Al.gjo: Nestor, Ist Garristin Battalion._ MESSRS. GOSS and Co. as !I: 1 g mar blanks* Gi the Royal College of Satgeons in London, have sedu lously devoted their attention for these List 17 years to the stviiy of those disorders whtcb so frequently embitter, sad too o(.0 prevent, that inestimable bdesaksg, matrimonial felicity. '1 nuinerous applicadons they hive hi: herto received frosts peters of the first distinction, and the umforni success attend's, th.:r superior mode of treatment hi sus, complaints, iaduse then thus publicly to offer their assist ance. In alt cases of debility or deficiency, whether resold*, fron thg Coo frequency of parveip.itiog ler the gai-ties of a fasbicoduri life, the unbounded itialidgecce of lihertinisin, or a secret, to. tar y, and destructive habit, wkict. weakens tNe energy of thatch% I, and destroys the Rower at youth, by prolirciug sterility is the sae eft, and invpotenee iu the other, tley offer a safe and permanent care. Fo thong who, from suck coin;daints, are prevented mitring into the marriage state. a: 4 ashamed to stets relief., brood over their infirmities ut Whom, it men be consoling to know, however diflo cult or Meg. mai the cure may be deemed by ether practitioners, that, by a renosaung and infalible mnilsod. they may be restored ro a sound and rigorous constitution. A cella n Disorder, tre quently contracted in nrooment of :ndiserecson, and every, species of Venereal Infection, fiy a ntlll and niver-failing mode tr fesos• meat, is speedily an radically removed, witiarut restraint in dim or e ercise. as also Strictures of the Urethra and Gkets which they are enabled to cure 'n a short period, without r:eourse to the i,ramful, slang:roue effects of the Caustic; references of which en be given to iveeral Gentlemen of h:gh respectability, who tare !wen curel to a very shurt.period, after having laboured undo: r.ricturei for many years. To married Females, whose expec tations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have hem defeated, ft may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that 14 a proper perseverance In their remedies the geinxal health is rises wised, aud eke impediments removed. Messrs. Gale and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, In order tt at they may not be leb...ked by a mistaken few with the ob*.oquy so justly attached to the [goo rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state that thew have beets properly educated and olitiated into every branch of tt.e profession (certificates of which front ilii!erent hospitals, and testimonials front the most eminent physicians, they have to roo mer any tnqu rer,) that the success resultiog front e•eir yours first induced them to quit the practice of the general vac ! yawner, and they prestumik,that their pretensions canstitute a fair irround for the unprecedented confidence with w! , :ich they have by the Public been so liberady honoured. Patients In the country are requ,sed to state the particubre of their case, age, and manner of hying, erclustng a nank-nute 1 *or advice and medicines, add the saute will be forwarded -0 any part at the k ngdons. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, IS. Rouverie-wri.et, Fleet tot ter. CHAI L .LENGI MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in hit Majesty's Service challenge the wnole work' to prove a single instance where their Medtelne and method of cure era afle of the desired eff et. The practice of many yeah ft. .5e particulat branch of their profess' MI has nut wren rise to tea onsucces,rul case. They continue.to direct their steCies to the treatment ani cur* of Vene cal Complaints, and that derangement of the tystera, which is the consequence tot d. pernsuous audwasteful effects of a habit lung midmost unhappily purmed by the youths°, both wzra, n the omit it will be found to be Ihe utilailing of barn.n nes, ; other have its ravages latally des el to them by a ilit tressing state of debility, which,* nor timely remeitied. terminates in iniPoience. These are ite remote and ult i mate effects, while tsgt suniptions, loss of muscular power,and variocs nervous contotainit usually chaeecterist the earlier stages of dr: s u vice. Of per• sons languishing colder die .!!.order, inci.lein to such a habit, Ik. z •rtatmern is simple anl has never prove.l un,urcessfel, hi the course of a long, labormus, and much eittudeil practice. la die most obstinate and compbcated cases of venereal infectkiu, Sea as obstrt %lions in the umbra, spungy eacrescrtic.es, mots, callous ulcers, eruptions, senthial weakotss, rites, as asst 8' 111.1 ("MILES, • *bather recent or of tong duration, end with* have baffled the 411 'trochee Practitioner,. ; art by their present improved plan of treatment, effect uallf permaret.tly cured, without die pavers surering the eacruc.arng pain alartnitig hemorrhage. is often folows the appescat)on of the leniar caustic Iti cou:se d sO years :outshine* practice to this metropolis, numerous strictures ihinr• been and are deity tooktir care s 'rad i ation of which are di r ected by a safe, certtiu, anti t%71'.70 , row mole of piactire, superior to aily whet V.? 4k.e , weakm-sa, realation, and debility puree dint 'rorn tn: t cam fslafut. it speedily removed, and the panesii r0t0r...1 to svenS . aeld recirosis tiealth. But where the debility tot years tail' ted. a propm. perseverance lu their reatmative rt. ieslict.afi - Jar.cture has been destroyed, is in•litii:ctiril , ly re; Lett te Ma slumbering sparks of life, so i rto reanimate tole co:istu t• • Several Noblemen awl tientsentim, ut the l's: respe.: el Awe been under the rare of Meavb. Currie stu: Co for t' • .flo !WWII of COMplailats of the Urethra. Strictures, rte. all 1, 1. ['Cenral a radlial att.! i•efili.b.setst intr.. rivets , : ti :.• rem may he made to them as satisfactory evid i ence. of es.. ?scority of Messrs Ciotti, anti Co..' Oan of fri aun `:01 of these Oentkruen had Strictures treni ten to ea • is and were under the care of ileitis. lHaste , and other surgeons equal este .cto.r, who ern r oro :J 1 by the appheaden of the lunar censor, a it bout sueee ß. Patients in the Country are regeeutil to ease Ott puttee," of their cam, age, and manner of Nvitrg, end kuiti k ; a ms ' s ' note for advice and modes:lnes, and the stmt will be 1,1• 43 ' sr forwarded to awf part of the Kingdom. Mesas. Curry and Co. may toe (ornate:l hy rkher c" , • 61 11 the greatest delicacy, secn,:y and bunout, at tbsir Mw:, Too 107, Hartna-riarden. MOH WA '1 Eit A 1 LONIK)N WRIUca. 1 ti-N1010: ) % Moran . • elLwie• &O'er 6 Afteransa. Ss :a civet after 6 LONDON: Printed by l.rart.Krrr7. Octet Ptact ; .at-1 t üblishel there, and at the Ftar :Aka, .itn4ll.ll/B°' }