Star. — London, England, 1814-05-20 00:00:00

THE FIELD OF TOULO' E-A SKETCH. " Go nit forth into the Fieht., nor walk by the way, for the Sword of the enemy ;• fear is titi every side." Prepl,4;t J'cramith. Nay, okl Man, go not to the field, Ull:t4 thy heart's to pity urea ; I wtiul,l not view that deadly &nee For all the treasure once in Franca But now I yearned out to see , [(any 'mine there m'ght be : I pass'd along—all silent ; dead I They rested on their grassy bet. Oh! but it was a fearful rght, To see that fittl in the lonely n'ght; Just one wild wataring glance I threw, And clued my eyes to shun the view. A murm'ring sound stole on my ear, I: seem'd the sigh of some one near ; • I call'd, but no reply was given ; A soul had wing'd its eight to Heaven! Again, ag.tin, a low strange sound ! 'l - was the blast of night as4t swept the ground, Lifting th:i plumes all bloody and low, That once wav'd bright on the warrior's brow. Then Julian came, and we went on, • In vain—there was no living one; But many an EngHsh Mother's care, And many a Lady's love lay there. • There was one spot, where something bright, glitering in the pale, moonlight ; • Qh ! btes.ed Virgin ! who might be Unmov'd, that mournful sight to see! • ° Twat a warrior. Youth whose golden hair All lightly wav'd on the dewy air, • filtnil the moonbeam resting on his face, G.:me it a sad, unearthly grace. A broken sword beside him lay, It faird him on that di sptrate dly - - Shimliring he scem'd, but he drew no breath, His sleep was the heavy sleep' of death. Nay, go oat, go not, to the field, • Unless clay heart's to Nature steel'd;" • For all the treasures once In Francs, 1 would not view that deadly dans. ! Hawarden, May 4, 1814. :~.--. • , 0,14 r. ; i .. * : • ::r . a FEMALE CossCEIPTIN. 4 I.—it was a part of BONA• ihARTes policy to reward his favourites by matrimonial alliances with young ladies of fortune. It appears from several documents published in the Journal des Delats, that ,in 1810 he had sent circulars to his Pre fects of Departments nn the Rhine, requiring them to transmit lists of the young ladies of family in their dis tricts, that they might be enrolled in the " class of heiresses." This list, or table, of which mention is Made in the Circular, and respecting which the most profound secrecy is required by the local Authorities, is, divided into eight coliseum.: —ln the first, the name of every Lady is required to be inserted ; second, their age ;* third, the name of their parents; fourth, their former possessions and present estate ; fifth, their for tunes; sixth, the supposed fortune of each of their. daughters, and their expectauzies ; the seventh, the Ds. ture and Licality of their property ; and the last culuma shall be under the head of '• Observations." This column r as m contain an account of the " personal beauties or deformities, the temper, talents, accom plishtnents, conduct, and religion of the young La dies," who were the victims of his tyrannical order. numerously attended yes- Ines more interesting as Ep following was the order Blucher. Bourbon. T. C. field. Blucher rather apt bake of Grafton's to Whalebone. pugilism made a Fives Court. in St. welcome the return of .4dmirable sparring took , Richmond, Harmer, Croft , specimens of science were first cn the list for 1 with Biuon. The Bitton with much ad opponent of Painter, it, His head bears ainkr is not yet able to . - .Mofietue, the black, bourhood of Glasgow oa London with Cooper extraordinary feat 4:)f yesterday, by Ra. groom of the celebrated him such deserved cc- go on Monday se'n and retarn,sa distance and three quark's. — unsuccessful, and the failure pedestrian having met with . Conscious, however, Rataier's wager was not betting had consider- Hastings and Rye, but lie had to pass. Yes _ fleeting or deal :—/24.1 icet-house of Hastings, at' ith amazing rapidity, Rye in one hour and . he again, almost in there, to the amazement witnessed it, he arrived in performed tie arduous minute:, and twenty eight n: thirty-tw, seconds, within 4. the morning, and the ,anier had to contend, aity : but our muscu tfficulties, and his success immense multitude, as phenomenon: A num iviclual almost fancying subsequently undertaken, (notice. 4 dies," who were th; victims or its sy TATTERSAI L'S Room was utimerod: terday : the Sporting becomes more ii silm Races approach. The followin of betting : 4 to t against Lord Staweirs EN& 4 to I Lord Lowther's Boa 5 to 1 Mr. W odhani. 6 to I --- - --tux Haphazard colt. 10 to any other. Even betting betwixt three and the fiel Were &Nashua. Partizan don not start. OAK& S to') apt Lord Grosvenor. 14 to lap 10 to 1 Mr Wilson. sift& tt SPARRINCX—The amateurs of pi • strong muster yesterday at the Fn • Martin's-lane, to patronise and welc Bekker from Ireland. Some admira -place between Cribb, Belcher, Richmos ley, Bitton, eke. and the best specimer exhibited. Belcher, who ranks firs science, set-to with Richmond and v (tampion Cribb exhibited with Bist vantage. Oliver, the successful op sheered himself, but did not spar_, strong mai ks of viuleae. Painter get to London. The battle between Fuller and will take place in the neighbourhoc the Bth inst. Joe Ward has left 1.4 to second Fid/cr. ' HASTINGS, MAY 18.—Ass • pedestrianism was performed here suer, whose success over the groom Captain BARCLAY, had gained him lebrity. Ranier had engaged to g rnlit from this, place to Rye and i of twenty-one miles, in two hoar: 3' In this attempt he was unsuccessf was attributed to the pedestrian some slight accident or sprain. C of his own vigour and ability, Ran only renewed, but raised ; and be ably increased, not only at Hasti throughout the country which lie terilay was the day fixed for the/4 seer started from the Market-hoe ten o'cicck, and proceeding with though apparent ease, reached R. to minutes ; from which place scantly, set off for Hastings, whet , and satisfaction of all who witnes good time and condition, having pet task .in two hour', forty four mintan gond:, Winning his waver, by, thirtj the time.specified. 'the heat of t nsinabaie _Of btlll, with which Ra seemed to bid defiance to posstbil lar pedestrian overcame all diffict was' warmly g reeted by an imi seribled to behold this lying phe bee of minor races (every individ biesnelf a pe.iesteiap) were subs( RV' Meiindeserving of not .*_. CII BUSINESS. :* , is «..c. t . A ji o Common Council w as held y esterda y at couldasil, to affix the Hospital Seal to two Peti tions To 'Parliament from the Governors of Bethlem Hospital, relative to the Bill pending for regulating Mad-houses to he exempted therefrom. Sir W ATKIN Lewis informed the Coart that he had appointed Mr. HOLMES, Principal Clerk at tl:e Court . of Requests for i.ondon, to superintend the Court of Requests for Southwark. The Chamberlain presented a brief statement of the City Cash, which sas ordered to be printed. Mr. G. Goasr, of the Ward of Tower, was ap pointed a Governor of St. Thomas's Hospital. It was referred to the Port Committee to watch the progress of a Bill in Parliament for further Powers for the East India Dock Company ; and the City Members were requested to protect the rights of the Cititens. The Committee appointed to consider of Clearing the Streets of Prostitutes, presented a Report thereon, which was read and ordered to be printed, and a copy thereof sent to every Member of the Court. coup; LAWS. The Cam Committee delivered in a Report on the subject of the proceedings now pending in Parlia ment, in relation to making an alteration in the Corn Laws, in which they recommended the Court to Pe tiiiori Parliament, praying the present system may remain in force for a short time, under the existing state of Europe, whereby a better and more' accurate judgment can be formed than at present, aad that the business may consequen:ly be dropped till the en suing Session, the subject being of so, great import ance to the future welfare of the State; which was read, and, after severalremarks, agreed to and ap proved ; and a Petition accordingly being prepared, was read and adopted, and ordered to he presented by 'the Sheriffs, attended.by the 'Remembraucer. The Court, at the same time, requested the Mem- Sees for the City, and such other Mensbets as 'adieus in Parliament, t62opport the said Petition, and to tip: any alteration being made in the Cps* Laws lg this session. • • . , CAPTAIN BROKE. This gallant officer was yesterday presented with 'the sword voted to him by the Corporation of ton. don, together with the Freedom of the City, in the Chamberlain's Office, Guildhall.—He wore a full dress naval uniform, and although not yet quite reco vered from his wound received in the contest with the Chesapeake, his held being still enveloped with ban dages, he looked extremely well. Having taken the oath of a Freeman, he was addressed by the Chamber lain, who read to him the resolution of the Common. Council, voting to him the sword. The Chamber ! lain then said, - he was not aware of the honour which alvaited him, that of presenting a sword to an indivi. dual so meritorious, when he came to the.office, or he should have been prepared to have expatiated at% length on the brilliancy of his atchievemeat, by which he had taught the Americans, the descendants of Great 'Britain, that the parent country had neither i abandoned the right, or lost the power, to support' her own dignity and authority over her froviard chil dren. The. sword was then presented to Captain Blume, who, upon receiving it, said he was grateful for the fortunate opportunity which had been afford ed him of upholding the honour of his Country's Flag ; he was bound to say, however, that his merit was but of a trifling nature, for he was convinced there was hot an officer in the British Navy who would not have perforated his duty with equal. zeal. The sword is worth 100 guineas ; the hilt is of gold, bearing on one. side a representation of the action be tween the Shannon and the Chesapeake in enamel ; and on the other the city arms. The shield is beauti fully embossed with eaval trophies. It appears by a letter from a officer of the STAG frigate, that the William Pitt Indiaman, from Bata via, was probably lost in the neighbourhood of Algua Bay, as several articles, with the name of the ship in scribed on them, have been east on shore there, also a great number of letters, and a box, directed " Mrs. CRAWFORD, and JOHN CRAWFORD, Esq." Mr. and Mrs. CRAWFORD and two children, are known to have been passengers in the William Pitt. It is suppose l I that the vessel foundered in a gale of wind, and that all on board perished. FlRlts.—An alarming fire broke out yesterday, ' morning, at two o'clock , in the extensive manufac: toy belonging to Mr. Powell.. blue maker itt Fort Place, Blue Anchor-lane, Bermondsey, which in a short time was entirely consumed, besides the valua- 1 ble property. The flames also caught the adjoining buildings which received great damage. A fire also broke but yesterday morning, in the pre.), mises occupied by Mr. BRYAN, tallow-chandler, in the j Broadway, Westminster, which threatened destruction to the surrounding,houses. Such was the rapidity of l] the destructive element that nearly the whole of the building was but ned to the ground though every ex ertion was used by'the firemen. Ii also communicat ed its rsvages to the house of Mr. Arrwoon, grocer, end completely burnt off the roof. The accident was attributed to the boiling over of a quantity of varnish in the attic story. Bow-sTaELT.--CUAROE OF MURDER —Yesterday a ag man underwent an examination before - Mr. le, chargedon suspicion of having Committed E .N robbery and murder in the Isle of Sheppef, which took place some time since. The prisoner was appre hended in London, he having left Sheerness soon after the murder, under suspicious circumstances, and home to work at the Strand-bridge. After a th irough jnvestigatlon, however, there was no doubt of the in nocence of-the prisoner, and he was discharged. REFUTED Tiltiiiria.--joha liarris, and three women, , of ill fame, were apprehended in Piccadilly, ,while " labouring in their avocation" at the door of the Pult ney IF-tel.—They were examined yesterday at Bow street Office, and committed for further examination. Exs;cuum—Titursday se'pnight Joke Gihsem. a nailor in Havvick, who was sentenced at the Circuit Court of Justiciau at Jedbursh, was executed at Hawick, for the murder of his wife. Hit behaviour was firm and resigned, and he cordessed the justness of his sentence. AO immense sn' ultitudexttended on the occasion, this being the first time such a scene bad taken place in that totiln. I ,Oibson was a stout, but not a tall man, about 40ears of -age, stud bad for., merly been in the ariity. His bo4y „was take 4 to. Edinburgh for dissection. • .: ~.~. 4.? • pintlSlAllf • Th. hat most in fas)u straw a to HENRI IV. Sometimes cock-feathers is green instead " hats of white straw have for ' crape, the gauze is ctteqt green and blue, for example, with crape an immense pani up on the back put of the ' crape on the border all arouni the general colour of these , well as of the matting!. They and breadth. The crowns bladder nuts are still worn. their hats, bouquets of apple hands of white ribband on' Besides the dress-robes of white mohair, of white Naj made like childs' frocks. of men, except superfine waist) transverse stripes in blue and ail' On the 4th inst. the infant fon At Ardersier, on the 11th inst.. of the 78th regiment, of a daughter. At Crouch Entl,, William, ' aged 11 months. Yesterday, at St. George's Church, Sterne, Esq. Captain In his Majesty'. Tribe. widow of the late Captain Tribe. - At Maldon, on the 14th inst. S" to Miss Elizabeth Davis, dale, • DI At Invernest, on the sth inst. 57, late of the 9th Veteran Battalion, At Kilrnuir Manse, on the 19 0- in the 72d year of his age, and he was Minitter of said parish. IF.Tlir DALEY'i GENLTI_ superior to all other remedies vuisions, and all those disorders' fants which prove fatal to so r lt.is equally efficacious in cholla", the interiors of grown persons. This invaluable cordial medicine tas,isted by her sons) daughter Apothecary, the !mentor; wi property, under his will, as may 'bleb various instances of its success . Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, Cheapside, price Is. 9d. a Doti' and ,snd country. Observe, that St. Paul's ," are engraved in the ouiriPultoy's Carminative. A PLEASING THE unrivalled qual LAND's LOTION, as a Lion for the removal of all Eruptions and for improving the most deli(' known to the Fashionable We end distinction, have adopted, use. The consequence has been Ow Public spurious imitations old. and disappointment to the miNled, it 1. GINUINt LOTION is prepared and so . No. 6, Davies street, Grosvenor-square, sole possessor of Dr. Gowland'r N.B. It 'moves Testers, The followiag is a Note from Ws. VINCENT, No. 6, Davies-street, No. 49, Lady Catj:erints Lemma , Vincent, and has the pleasure quart bottles of Liu Gowland', a violent Eruption upon her mended by her physician to exceeded her most sanguine . Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sok auscript Recipe, Nee 6, Davies-street, ana Co. No. i 50, Oxford-strut • ' jesty, New Bond-street; Mew wards, Sr. Paul's Church-yard and Dealers in Genuine Medic in quarts Bs. 6d. pints fa. 6d. to- To prevent counterfeit the name M. E. Vincent is e CHINO'S PATENT WORMS ARE T' SOURCES OF r Their SYMPTOMS EVER'_ of CHILDREN should be acquainted of appetite, a paleness of the irregular state of the bowels, they bring on convulsions; 1,1 and they prove fatal, by ending t, as a preventative and cure of these meg.= Medicine is universally highest charactess in this country, thy, to have no equal. Their Proprietor, from a personal I In their own families, stamps glves.a sanction to t, of which can boast. Parents and others, should have this remedy as; ever the stomach or bowels .. which It will always be found Sold, wholesale and retail, at corner of St. Paul's Church-yard mouth; Jones, Weston, Ailmut, _ Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Holland, Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott - atingham ; Staines and Ll'. Smith, M.uiderton,Reaburn, ler and M•Donald, Glasgot venial 'and Co. Norwich • Si. Penny, and Billinge and La thbury Dover; White, Brighton; ham; and retail, by most es. 9d. nd Ss. tit,. each. T BE/;leave to inform 1 1790,1 bad hero afilicteli with Its obstinately resisting every r most eminent of the faculty courses of alirstitm and tvgiess little relief, would appear ' the spring of last year ml nearly to put a period to it commended by Mr. 'Thom) by them here,) to tate your to do on the 26th May ; in receive benefit. In little your liberal advice and aver complaiogs s bows reCOVerti and am become jolly and 'many months to the sew Ma lees in what terms to b. ithe good df other , suffering public as possible, as Shall 'wild greatly obil;;,Sir,lour, Main, • Swan's Close, High-street, Prepared and mit by: the Member of the RoyalPollep K. 9, New Bridge -street. They are also sold by his appointment, 35, St.Altmo's•street, Pall Mall . ; ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, poshe the Monument; and town in Englend,aic. in full and plain directions, t %owns/ivies wkh ease and J. •eeryry Bg; sold to byfavourofthel Titt‘gs NMI • .• - . . . . • ' F• 0111010.. - .. amain 9.otorctram. v . • - . . rir HE following ME DICI N ES can Only be prtscilred ; ' ......... ... • lii 7 4 -4 :: - rltahl hiist'%.2.li t lv'mt Cs Irl ' • lion is still that of white I genuine of F.. 11DW ARDS. it,. St. list ' s Chureloyard: 1 ei , '44% '- 41 :: • tvieti.l.k f ii. , Ai l•-• arf. '4' Hor s g a t eau . o f H o oey s 6 I . Juniper Eller ell Fears, •-iota • '• • Sometimes the aigrette Of &mice of Waterdock g I Roche l b name:rime •4' 0, • esi ' i';'" - - 'l4 . 1, j.eg t qair,st.4 • , .. ; vad of white. The other ,Hallasn's Bilious PAW 29 I Robbeeds's Conk pro/ 4 4224 ' k ' ;:' • i . -‘ (4. s .'' • 'MI irk Of F - •'-• -' . 'a, X their trimming gauze or Wessel's Jesuits Mops II j eleniper Bas. Peona:ifille 11 54 •. . - , , ..!0r.1.101' 4:. • " I 1 . -Marshall's Cetus s o quered with two COloilrg• Chinch's Cough Drops . • ' 1 6 , , 1 9 11 . •S Se pirsbu ° t llla y's s lar P op ills s _ _ - ii • • , le, when the hat is trimmed Amboyna Tooth Powder it p a Greenough's Loishe ir '1 R. • - • - ... - - ...... [ anise or hive of crape rises C.oroweireOrientalCordial 4 lli °lnglis'. Scots Pills ' '1 q -30 . . e hat, and two meetings of Widow Welch's Pills a 9 Salt of Lemons ICktifiSlVE ft 8491: . .. • • Kr:yser's Pills e s • l ingletolfs Eye Oka. c e *Godbold • Balsam 1 0 -....;.:----------.-- .. . . round. Rose or jonquil are . 2 9 lab • s was tSublieirt 3 Voles tiomayeihe Ina. lberedes ese paniers and bee hives as N ve e t on 's V . s e l Toot eub b i , e p Pilk oili d er 4 , 6 9 aHawys Magnesia They rise to a peat height Church's Pectoral Pills Ili •Hooper's Pills It# is of roselesves, grapes, and Waish's Antipettusels 9 9 Essence of 'Spruce 2 6 n. They wear, besides, on -- Cohsfoot Lox. 111 Amboy Lotion • • Durable lok 1 6 • Prelaged. he Langmai Hoof „1t.... Owrie and Bomar P 4 6 Norris's Drape 2 9 a.lt.AriwiNAury.Orm,T4: d e -Mti!NsiosiSTEcagrant,alitist.: . . • 41 >M siebat tiSelyitish Cullom ;4, N e e'lend:strott. )k blossom. They also wear Wessel's Specific Remedy 2 9 Cheltenham Salts 2 a n blue and green capotes.- Tbe above (those with theater excepted) will have the arietress 117 v • --It " aay.."1.......--Y-.7.-..---va. rice 11. lo boards, ~ I crape, they wear them of of E.-Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, on the stamp ; where also may be r ANSFIELD PARK A NoVel. in 3 VI; pies stuff, many of them are bad every other Parent and public Medicine. Nothing new in the costume Liberal allowance to Merchants and Traders. . I tIT 2 • Whitehall, .and seidinall Book ....I,4itou, waistcoats, spotted with large CORDIAL RA4M OF GILEAD. - • • .Whertv a'so maybe had. and white. IT is notorious that various disor4ers of the human , .:. ' tily ',n ot e E lwe ll D ior ic ol E. SENSE • A nd 'figs /IBILIT If, .• ' Pew 5..120ns of thalami- tiosed !etas. ' frame are brought onhydiesipation in youth, anti a gross Oa Ald. oa. Reords , • . RTH. 'violati o n of those rules whleb.prudence dictates for the veneer. . .-:. ~ • • . ;F CH , LA GLIMIE • , REN • an of Major Forbes, of Inverernan. ration of beahil, and laying a foundation fora long' nd \any , ''rOatalsiori pr. ist. the Lady of Major 11P/thereon, life, with a firm aod smog onowitution ; the blessings of le slth • A . ?fr. W. -.littiadli PRONOLINC.On. D ghter. . are no sooner ketaihtuipaidoi experience tesches the ine.tianahle C 11" ~. : TrOgrflTY,..by . eldstels .a. fit, Wolin; att9 t of the infant son of S. Little, Esq. value of it, and the unhappy patient looks around, too Uhlll its. FtrEXINI 1,41 4 IDUAGE: mayhcraisers [ sabq afroi."4. . vain, for the means of iu recovery. t lk use or a-MAST•F.R.. . . titRIED. Dr. Solomon recominetills his CORDIAL BALM Or CI.GI. • L i..... EAD to tilos. : whose constitutions tree been impaired*. ar-i • • 1 ...0141 . ,. tvii ,N it se ftb i lAm . m a rgami rriv timiiignit iki. 7: I : :lurch, Hanovetaequare, Wilihm e.nerves are a ff ected by too intense seedy, or lore Um% i Majesty's ssidetestroein to Mrs. 7 ,-- rowd -- • . Solil Pr WM- Vows* hielksualalis - h l !? in giri - in hot or unhealtty climates ; in -Itich case it will loam • the airs Tribe, of the same Regiment , ' . • • • at el tara.'th•aft - 4 412 en k i •• - ' - • ' ".. . ' relaxed nerves, strengthen and invigorate :be constitotiou. Sold by Mathews and Leigh,lB, Strand ; Bacon a nd C o . ISO, it • . `M. .*'Mb I 1 . ;.• • . st. Ensign M‘Nab. 834 Regiment, 614P1'1.11. -E te e. . • , ;hter of the late Cart ,Dmils a iL A. Sold 'Arden ; : Mrs. Smith, Perfumer, North Re idgc, ' tugs ithriPtl 4 . ivist.t ' "wv •r . t • • _.._ )IED. ; ,&,1 ' Edinburgh; L Baxter and A. M•Donald;Glemow ; magi' Me- nst. Lieutenant John . 7 aged , di fo clo r S e 3s. V i e l uder wb s i . c4 l o ' n ri e ce i i ll s l .bo s. it LOPSTOC% si..'ut R,IS ir .g ' O4. -: .-. t iac tle h i: s o a r ved fou ,w r i i : l b t ° l l Z: l at I I °b ent JI.S.. of Famoliac LETI•Ege., ettigetrahkeipp ;nation. )9th ult. the Rev. John Matheson, Solomon, Liverpool," eograved on the Stamp: • andAl6l3. ' Tratudsfell keed rho = ll 3 orm O lc .• • . trtaloction, by MisokENGER: P 1 7ralW I 43d of his ministry, 89 of which of whom may he hid the celebrived ANri-IMPf VIGO Ilre; lug a &libel ta, Mies Smile* LNG of El"Pecee li t ilea'" t. '-. • • • or Solomon', Drops (without mercury, or any deleterinite Ore- . '9. Leoers ori thiWeitings end CbarecellialA •-. IF INFANT-m•sie:::-1-sit. paration), *tend ,in the higbesi esonsation Inc the cure at the is Scurvy Scrofula Leproay and all diserders originating iv as lux- 1 4 1E CARMINATIVE re olte Of 'Meth:it'd; lk•itt •v a i ,i ' afx r ' ' medics for the wieddtt ; rs i hma i ti . Pe .., .. . . . g grate , get: !, Amp i au- THU 1"-----7It.S' ON'S ILLUSTRATiONS els e THE COA: perceptible, tn their operatton-the heat town ute thm 'hat Vire Madam . doisii,m De cit S oni. to 1.,,, 2..........L.p...................,r 1AiL HOUT 443. nio egeo rassased , DRIPt ig., ,IC, I2I ‘ II4 : , ma In the stomach and bowels of in- bee , tittevvrre mo r - teot thio _ r _;,_ ~,,,...___, ~,,„,_.,_.,____,,. _ _ r many under the age of two years. the wood, sod , estioviatiog dangerous .7 . ....„...--, 4 , T s : 6 7Z :741 ins , ::',21 II", Muses, and ocher eeniPlalara is juices, give streogth and note to the turves, soiree' null and i .tvs.' • 'a iII.I3TRA 1 U 35-6 1 Li LI& . gosling both 'Body and Mind. • • • . Pries 4s. ilii.aull 20 11141.'a botde, duty Included. Be car rs ito ' BY K t) • POgSrl." VIE EA" . 1 Tiri... ii`datyfrattroit.pralona'blrcished,nasirsanitveindo. priewpser 14 1 a.. „ f ro ; _ Shine is prepared by Frances Cell,.ll9iiden" Published by Timm '; .24‘0n:12 st4"o4, ter of the late Mr. Joseph Dairy, ° w ow , the wank, 44 sums! solemons , Liverpool: . r i e , eng r 'Wm. Adam% tie. 81, flotelotcretl C. L woo bequeathed to her alone, this i n the 8 sain . n _ without. bids d J. Coisuning Diiblte; and 14, WO; ;say tie seen in the bill of directions, e' •w bone are genuine. . . 81 * . 1 ' A Archer an . ' be-haS., Pfurnbei it 7 - 1 ''''. Of telnu•rrial. . success. Sold by F. Newbery aad.; , - RENOVATED HEALTH. - Titer:too arid Rhodes's Staktirare, price Is. watts : . • : 'IT has, been too frequently the subject of just i tid e •• • .• rch-yard, London, tour doors from.. .04th Pr tor Plain-SP - .* • • ' _ ..,_ _ ii ,'• • geoeral reprobation,•that men deuitute of the elemen:s of the: uric; and by their Agents in town the words " F. Newbery, No 4gi Stedical art have offered tionoselves as candidates tee public. pa.. the stamps ; a i ld be sure to tack l ee . • thpage in the profession of Physic. For the purpose of doina , juso- ties to the result of our studies and experience, and to peeve 4 t es : .. . , Tirri - i.: ll , s aujEnt : Tßytue?.:l7 , rivt29,7lx3Aztf r .. ifs ,ll..)ca i . c . .o : Tlc i sili c ,.A,o : r.. " ..o : l.l,:bmaut o y. ki s i .,.. .r . ' G APPEARANCE . from being classed among those empiric. whose Imyudent' ee: AU' . easily* hbesstilog the Rides of Tflogoogh Baas, ilities of the • Genuine COW- eel/4m* havo r nlifostunately for society, been too ils . • ie. ! - ' LED 4:: Evrittses4:3l.:TseatbirSytbi-thaarl'Alt-Te*Platesi:rieCiAlf4l:Priam"'Geaue-1A4C1711/41141161‘ htlard as a safe, mild, and elegant prepare- 641 ' 4 lerellegilliee to "beak to the liberal end • aim . anent of oar pursuits mid acquirements., . - a ' 'eruptions from the Face and ; Skin, ii i iii i ii d . delicate complexion, have long been After. hullo received a regular medical education, as the pg • pffs , forld; and many thousands, °Crank of Meters. ehinclal and Wizard, whose lectures and practice) we - , P to t fef Longmens , NI, continued, and recomniended Its gre filli l lifted" , As Prelballer e b rid Surgeons of die Lundunt ins- e Mob*. ‘ •• Of whom may be•ttad. by-the slot' . been, that p ersons have obtruded on Pita!, we entered °unarm se studenta In that justly (dem ted ns of the Lotion. To prevent Injury acheig-da"aldilai-elerleeleheleis -sith-Aerfal- - U• 11 . 2 Wain.. • , burgh, and were instritated is OW different branches s.f Attito ny, s Vois-fysfe, price 14. Lae sesved. ' Petifeiscor of Musielittninttbeitero:l:xvlennrit•;.aindol 0 1b a me io s t Wed, it is necessary to state,'that the , ire d and sold by Mrs. VINCENT, Surge theTheOry r and Priktice Of Pbysic, Cheinh rris tz ir 4l4t: .- . , Tbis dray ono Oubballll4 renor-sqar lodn who is goer wit' 9 , 16 . .6.: See:lry item eminent , • o 0 • nee ) 6s. - Jo One here Vehouin v. al •- . • nd's Manuscript Recipe. Monro, Gregory, Black, liamilton, Duals', and Rutherb .rd. I s : eruspeenareuraliatuairanordV4.:: th io: i s ilitii:ltyi:erfallaierTloahM, ' adeoted "" . . . We trust we shall not lieleitind pretumptuous in saying, that - 1 4- lios• Id' sii . RI arms, and Sundorrns. rrom Lady CATKERIME ILAPINOr,tO our proficiency anti acquirementrore Dot inoonsigerable. Hawing - • •ai tiff Pheestk..evPial er • , , ei" • • Daviesotreet, Grosvenor-square: for a long series of *years tcrade‘VIDIEBIAL .ccutPLAllll5, tAnthurgh, and ' the Dubbil C 414 111 •1 5 of the ' • , Charloue•strcet Portland-place. - stud the vat"' diseases of DEBILITY, the Perrke ler le of . : ottokuserarTabi e ll • lia4 • Cr l l l iar i ll a • • 0 1 • • presents her compl i ments to Mrs. our studies and practice, it will, vie hope,be allowed, that we ave • . - • Apss - arslo - ; the w b e t e . t arga i t a t i a Toopois ire of stating, that, by the use of two acquitted • superior knowledge of their treatment and cart : Ist j Iherepeutioi. • N • • ramie& easm• of 444 0 vu110n, • perfect re-establish:nett is •, • -At Mix illablY TODD Q34I'SO , ~ td's Loden, the. Is parfpeely 0u5...4 at .tight .^l l , Face and An a. s h e was ream ,. dompleted In theehort period of two days; and to those or the D make use of the Lotion, which tuts utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed afairsea • lire pinaiest, anff sbn iliveedir s, alli a..% :expectations. cess, a proper perseverance in . oor phneif treatment ensure's tea - • Ilvtlnsedlor Leoroman. Hurst, oh Proprietor of Dr. Gowland ' s Ma- the Patient a safe and Mile cure. • er. • - . ries-street, Grosvenor-square; Bacon Amidst the aselastchely variety of dierders which are don ef- 1/11.....j. ---4--............. • yto'sit•aresea,seaialimseryof . . . te .* 7 Pdgc.berntik:aoye. .eroir a . • Tide doggrai par '• • • • Teets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of • • s - street; Smyth, Perfumer to his Ma- • A newt Edition, lowa Si . *heir . - . bode saxes, them are name more alar ming or more distressiog i bars Messrs. Newbery and Sons, and Ed- . . 1:1cA 14 TRZ4V IS va " , 1, those dehe;ecaceirs arridebtlities which frequently prevent or Tent - . .. A 21A.,‘C ard ; and all respectable Perfunaers bitter the matrimonial state: l'o such persons it must be a t or.- :Ili'. 110 N sad CORE tithe Ve.:4EstaAL t . . :divines, in every Town in Europe, 6d. half pieta tia. ed. , ... . soling raced= to know that they may now, by a new and Lehi- ' Ilble nonie of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all lausisan . , e trescoirso.Strieterea, Glees. itt. . *C444161*- te-Vabea Masai Onsuilins imam& reit lotions , it is necessary to observe, ' . -Discisolvac.'irettetedgf. OE tee al ~. signed non all that is genuine. blessings; a strong, manly, abd vigorous constifirion. In all cisses • Be . i. WI CA TON. Suigeona. of delhility, fcom whatower cause analog, as well en in every 005....1 - N r / WORM LOZENGES. cies of venereal infection, we mail* consulted by patiesty,ot ~ • • Leto ef.the United Hostittalowf St. Alatelnall / - THE MOST FREQUENT either set with the greasesCsecrecy and botiour. Hours dial. • .. • I 'he h - stabtx lati.-10; ilasabopeoeteomr. CHILDRENS' DISEASES : . saltation at home from ten to three, and front six in the etralliffg : rERY PARENT and GUARDIAN till tastatniglo. \ ' atiN acquainted with. They occasion loos Patients in the country are requested to state the parasitises of I e colour of the face , emaidadon and their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. Inclosing a renut- . .... wwwW"'''' ' 8: . 4 r ll Itilat?"1. ! 417-*A i a l r iy il lit ilesarg ! Y u i tir.:ll"ll;l9"filliti4:l44!e/iiiilfailtr".sl7:4l-4:114‘.4 66.. Ls, attended after with violent pains; tance for advice and medicines , when the same will be given or they affect the growth of the body, sent to any part of the kingdom. 'fo ensure that surety 00 err ,her oporeal e aed not svinhilin . dioxin a consumption or decay. . Both senthl to our undertaking, the postage of letters nay be added to • „ Istrire i - ibrii of the illedibts.too,disoloutise. lk .. risseia, in pu t!' Cillirairricoeitorti•DWZritAtc: - 6s . ''‘pi.. a oi of these alarming complaints , th above the account for medicines. ; Ali". skirt; nog as'vel•soland sanguinary sae many a ll ows:huts the teeth:rimy of the CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hattoo-Garden. „ ' .. j " rf es' titiiiazi i sliffetserZiey. 4 4 1110 :ountry, both in rank red respected- - itr - .y whisk - • '4lO- . *topitaie. 4 .ee tt 'heir public approbation , given to the ADVICE. .. al knowledge of Its wonderful success WHEN Men of Education and professional skill . .. . cps its merit beyond competition . sty • use Yereevertug endeavours to discover the most safe sod .. ...isishiCe'l l ts,A lt r at '•,it, butted. • • , :lib day P e aa ,.. rhieh no other Medicine oT the kind sewn method of treattog a few prevailing Diseases , the sveceis :: . ~, g ro s s i ig i e o,o44l , ..iisits.).Pricit .- Wars, who have the can of Mama hi! result of their experience is the beat proof of superiority.... o • ' u ' 'lt -AgRIrtIVE eh the late CA ois• darn la family Medicine to resort to, *bon, Messrs GOSS and Co. as regular Members of the Royal - • A ,t. Is of Children are any way disordered, College of Surgeons in London, have been induced to make , . ' taitlSSlhi tameable; , - le lee ' and to relieve. the cure of the tollow!ng the object of their particular study, iii. • 5 'w ' Std wee Joillealrell, lee ' . .1 - . bra oisti ts rei s. eller and an' 11, at Mr. Butlers, No. 4, Cbeapside, the a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a meenast of Muni: booms so the BrIN 4 P 4 V/ 11 ,, A e. r. l i Tt 'isola .4 -yard; Sharp,Johnson,B:lllehm,Ports- cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Ohms, whisk by i ~. too orm ixotonotro _ limot, and Mallory, Portseas Hall and an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ;es also de , t .. Ili c trate d " 24l44.l"/IW's '7 . ef aad tb ß e "I"s3l ete :al ialt4dl man and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and bitty, whether arisioa from Bacchanalian Indulgences, Wog •res• ; '",fisenteit:ltedne die* !utmost Holland, Cookwcrthy, Nettleton, and &lice tr "'arm chniates, or a secret sofltary vice, too often an- t and Lloyd, and Se/lousy and Co. Mr- happily pursued by the yonth art both sexes, In be one ceasing paii,Mancluster; Trewman, Exeter; sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous trala.of 1111 a. . , to, Scoti,and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax- you, diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in in,„ Ei .. gow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Si.- ce and consunritton. in that dktretsing state of debility or tt ; Switten, Leicester • Edwards and ficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or boas* o e s V sit oral am. ardor A .athbury,Lherpool; Neale and Ledger , aa teem any Mb* cause, by - which the powers of the cdtis o l- . if a • a 1 Robe' is, adieu, said 1044L'belkeis4 dun become eueebled, as ret t ulartreducated Surgeons of Lon- =? - tliktiE littAi, SPORTS; be t counts-) moliclnevesdoes,Alsoaos t ee , the/ offer a tom, safe, and speedy notoratian In sound and pa tios froth sisealtti. • - ''' ' • ' ' • • ' *enures endAnnhementa . _ are . i hiAs . irA 14.( i its p v. -i • rain& Goei had Co. eitelesively Iniothibleg the cure el these * " . : 64 1111 " y it 011 is tah t e il L a uc t s oWer v‘acres sikt aii til hadzi eye gon at , t • i'ar tithing; and lle iele S' w "-1 - 7,„ .... -;• . •Iso,' btlitter-::,l7agiL6.4,ll,lll7ll.7l:tuatilrliszdALptis.-spoes,aticlAcn:L4ll.7 • ..re to each/ interP rsed ' 6l • : 1`644441.4v, ...' 'moat taTtre air by to nii • , .'; etw ao se„s y wor rmivbrateelea.vortio s ag v: 00. :11: 1 , 6 1 . • ;, Hbevrf• - -t* empiric, OA it Aso; juados to tbenuelves to state 're* toe Rey. W. f. DANIEL eery Source of medicine prestribodbytbk therhatretteniiiidpeity educated And inniaud into every , .: • - • ..„ ..•"- - i l l - • a-ei from i • dry here, and undergotrtg - sOtrialaayaral rhehamedfre:t:ln.tvthisearcill7rAttilitaLeuelare.; ranch of the profession (certificates of which, from difheent 1 1 . I '-• "Wittineflialt" aess ' Prub- r " ---i • 1 • t Viiii - Cliainli b 7 544) " . . t t.0444,4110164ti11Vi1the most oohs tit Hurst, Rees, Or . n r Nike i to ey baste to convince anyinquirer) that the moms. r ~ r. i t 1169114 4 ar l-t e1 1 i1 ' ut. ..A....-01 Whom till disorder oni their endeavours first i n thein • to quit the prattle * • asid Values, halo-- , , center my existence . InXida statifol Illaciov e general Practitionei, nisi they presume that tbetr•precrosi ciao / - *ortstualis Cabinet; et.' .. . 'hompson, (who receivekpogreat. au", samosa Pale ground for the unpomedented confident e wide in the course a a tertalglint I hips tog S'' Dorrt.si in tilt ares•= lll. : 4 s o ot, et evEr. four Leake's Patent Plits,Vilifili Chelan Akita t an a g o avi n l er i p u blic ores ao libtoolig hogoered. Tfie result of a long a catenate kractice has imableoll them. tie- more than a month I .becasne,. lay y a superior trsofreel•ellinplillienelnAlieuer l tne:dicine, *perfectly tails feriae Mr fo „. IL • s ta. slspotbs: moused my fortiner sow^ . r- eteiirrriCiPeils_l_ ._ 10% 4 _ ratisailla Clio: to tee 1 1 i* del "13 nonishment of A' *h leaf['r . tit •et or exercise; ano in retent Cilia vihere au ' the Vourts ~ , 111.010e. ivii. , inil!!Th..ittietns4lB:o:7-1:6.4:: I •- ells," id fats in which LeliVollllo.. 111111•1111bddieevery of dor fnireictionitl they Ire- '• ' eve. dir•fit si imtd ." - 'Mite [covered the sin ilootly i pegraa sperognahe.shore pp." qt,tena, days. ; Cie till- • Anon ot mows don len upeTiew: to mitres, my stsiketiliAst bog ybe 'foe e enf .suciesiqtrbileroodenf trestmeof (which Nu never - - ' ; 0 411ri AL IitO GIAF ."; Tied adoetris, to, Al cos ais slespossto Mt is awaited matinee In apmeticeast UM years,;. ;hall on every ecfateirsti doing yoe Edinburgh. musurs.a. • .., and f-avelty Isse in your grated. Ilfaileadelif Mails see. ' ,evetuTe ""ll rjaffer sitan se T 4 *".lls6fi re and,in Pefi" jurlotr t l ietods h 4141.1 had Yves ea . • Edin .'1161.41‘411411et1i Quv."7,l,,ra a ctorditty to larterliail Prahltoseeo without dint); bolunes them te • • pepubkrly.o=Sce„ .:-• V ll " ra ' W. IRA K. ' •BO the UV,. .;. geOLiFigovooo.:ft; 42::::4111 ev ig nes. street , lW 7 tha Me hillidlegri VidlamTbytbr; .To be ebault ' bL i tie s tits of either sex, with sway s ) ''' timietts tee . etc ' . sod °Rep of Surreal lio Lunt", sAllis, hoes, oht . ' from the estut4y; ocinteiefat c nearly two Tw . .., t e tia_appointmetit, at thiPbraimallesPi-l' • ' ret i llatZthl l.rl y hil atl eh tia "l oner " - air= 4 4 1 41 1 1144 oflicinit illicamillig nae. K prom or ince old perseyerat Pal M al l i tbf Tarsi/DN. Mat 4 0 ,9 Qs ilvaillettb lavvesa ihoulailsoi i; 14-At - 4 . •• •• • . • , tue 0 , l o t „ ~:r.way row , yeloull crewman* e moo r trough's, No.?, Fish-street-atilloearlyop t tatiti ti nd Co. dowis yo t001t1P 4,41140 % )1 4001 " 1 " *. • : ka illietkOt sw hfilla ill a4 l o. w . ..frail' and by Gas portion In ermeymnsaidelable r - ' - . /. ,..1, - ./. ' . 13w411ballt ett . Jae s tem Jror ` "," o . ' 1 • °64rstara Iltv ...3,... oboists only, sued. wh o sealed up with I HONWATlliVAllibilißle“ Bit tall Ttl - i - oItRONV. • ,_ es._ , ". rise . .e tr ; o a t 1, whereby personapfeltheepea *sty cure sr•t. i. hicentireg I•atoms ,Vslnela 4 1 - Of masa** OW II . - ..4 : rid merrier, •t - • ;1141 • -‘.•• A; 4 : OM , kna "! I i l l,. a aa . i ct o„ p , t o t a t A p i o. 110401 , ' ~ .41 - rr0p,....v - thl tau ads le* eAssiSes Asti . :8 „Veit Serb R. • _..A I- ta,psiores. he Co:mei • • is ta p,.. LONDON: Primal by Loral. !leer, Picket* Mit - -4.4 VllSSfhtilie ailli‘4•'" • 1,4, am, I. •I 1 , 1:: .' . .1. h.. - .,Aliks4ilortsostiostlw 105 4 4 1 . 0 41 0 /40 ez ,• , . -.' • • r . - --- .Itl.ori‘ttelbeitt.fory: :;it...art.,"...;t,