Star. — London, England, 1814-10-18 00:00:00

DREADFUL. ACCIDENT. Yesterday evening an immense vat in the brewery of Messrs. Havav MEITX and Co. containing 1500 bar rels of porter, burst with great impetuosity through the brewhouse. So great was the force of the explosion, that the bricks of the brewhouse were thrown over the tops of the hooka of Russell -street, into that street.— The backs of a number of other houses were also driven in, the cellars filled, and the servants com pelled to seek .their safety on the tops of drawers, tables, kc. One - man was taken out dead, and ano ther is said to have died after he was brought out.— Two houses in Nevs , street, adjoining the brew-house, were totally demolished. The inhabitants, who are of the poorer class; chiefly Irish, were all at home. In one of them about thirty persons were assembled at a wake on the body 0(3 chili that died on Sanda y. Nu account has been obtained of them. Tire cries and groans which issued from the ruins were dreadful, and it is feared that a great number of them may have perished. •In the first. Boor. of an adjoining house, a mother and daughter w,..re at tea—the mother was killed on the spot. The 'daughter was swept away. by the cumin through a partition. and dashed to' pieces. A little girl, about ten years of age, was suf.. located in the Tavistock Arms, Russeltotreet. These , are theonly casesof cm al death, atpresentascertained. It is feared th at there are many •ether sufferers, including se►eral of Mr. Meux's men employed in the brewery.' About six o'clock, three of them were rescued with' great difficulty by the people collected to afford relief, who had to wade np to their middle through the beer. The site of the place is low and flat, and there being no declivity to carryoff the fluid, in its fallit spreadand sunk into the neighbouring cellars, all of which were inhabited. The bursting of the brewhouse walls, and the fall of heavy timber • that had been carried up by the explosion, materially contributed to aggravate the mischief, by forcing the roofs and walls of the adjoin ing houses. The crowd collected from the time of the accident to a late hour was immense. It presented many distressing scenes of children and others in quiring for and lamenting their parents, relatives, and friends. No-time was lost to set about clearing away .the rubbish. Great numbers of men were employed the whole of last night, visiting with links every ac .cessible point, in hopes of finding some one to whom they could afford relief. Early this morning the bakes of three of the unfortunate sufferers were .dug out of .the ruins ; they appeared to have been la -bearers employed about the brewery. Saturday night a Gentleman was hustled by five iins, in Coventry -street, knocked .filown, ancrrobbed of his pocket-book, with its contents. Mr. Barge, of Islington, was robbed on his way home from his son's house, in Clifford-street, Ilona yreer, on. Saturday evening, by • a genteel-dressed mon o wino accosted him in Russell-square, and ac• cornpanied him through the blue Lion-passage, lead ing to gagnigge Wells, at the end of which the-rob berg was committed by another man coming up. Another robbery was committed Atilt half an hour after, by persons answering the deaeription of these two men, and a third person, in one of the bye-streets leading from the bottom of Gray's lon-lane to the New.sqoare. Mr. Boles, of Carnaby-street, was re turning home, when he was suddenly knocked down, and ribbed of a silver watch and 02, with which the tang, three or four in number, got off. A very alarming fire broke out, between three and four o'clock, yesterday morning, which entirely On stoned the Green Men public house, in Newcastle street, together with the giomaker's large shop, in Castle-alley, Whitechapel ; and, but fur the timely tartly tlasevekatengines, of which the parish one was very predominant, the whole of the extensive ware )lciu,es, belonging to Mr. Harris and others, would have' been demolished, the fire having .communicated across to the roof of the gun-cock shop, which hap pily was.got under. A bay had his leg broke from the falling. of a wall. • Saturday se'nnight, about three o'clock in the morning, fi:e was discovered in the farm-yard of Mr. Ralph Atkinson, of South Goforth, near New castle, and, unfortunately, the whole of the hay, amounting to abiout.l.so tons, togeth ?.r with ten corn racks, were.destro i yed ; but considering all the cir cumstances, and the immense property that was ex posed to almost certain destruction, it was matter of astooisliment to every person present, that no more was consumed. Loom-res.—By letters from Nottingham, we are very wily to learn that the outrages of those deluded people, called Luddites, still continue. A few weeks ago i; man of the name of 'idcole, of New 13asford, was fully committed for frame-breaking, upon the evidence of Mr. Garton of that place, and was to take his triai at tire Quarter Sessions. Aware that the evidence of Mr. Garton could not fail to bring their accomplice to condign portishmeno the LudiLtes formed the horrid resolution of murdering him.— With this view, on Friday night last, a number of them assembled abut nine o'clock. Fortunately Mr. Garton had received previous information of, their in tedious, and had made application to the Magic watts, who furnished him with a guard of constables. On arriving at Mr. Garton's house, they eagerly en quilted for him, and, swore they came to ekfor ,kin and by way of intimidatioo, fired several times, but without doing any mischief. On forcing their way into the parlour, • where the constables were waiting for them, theiudslite ringleader received a shot .is his head, and . He. dropped down dead on the spot. a . proved to he Nottingham man, named Bamford, and had lately returned from sea. The noise brought many of the neighbours to the doors and windows : amongst tlie lest was Mt. Gilby, .who .was immedi ately shot dead by the ruffians, in revengesas it is supposed, for the death of &axial - ord. Such confusion prevailed at the time, that .the villains escaped, al though a great assemblage of people were present- FORTIMIATELLINII.•—A curious circumstance cm. ainvedat Kingsbridge, a few days since :—A woman went to a tradesman of that town under pretence of telling fortunes, and informing him ::oecoulct,hy her art, double any sum put into her hold, the trades man produced twenty pounds,.which she apparently tied up in a small parcel, and returned to him, telling him to put it away for two days, without' looking at it ; at the expiration of which he was to exarnhse the parcel, and would find £ 4O enclosed. We need scarcely add that, on examination, only blank paper 1 1 was found, the warm having very adroitly secreted the money. POLICE. 4immi•iin Quitax-sguAnr.—Yesteritlay Robert Kiel:, William.' King, Sindint and Bentley, ;ere charged on suspicion of having robbed James Bloomfield, at the Feathers, Broadway, Westminster, of 2+ bottles of rot wine, &c. The curious circumstance of the growliug of the patrole's dog at the cellar door, which led to the detection of Robert King, ia the cellar, has already been mtmtioned. They were committed fur further examination, with the exception of Bentley, who was allowed to go at large on bail, nothing more suspi cious appearing against him than having been In bad company. Simkins was seen near the Feathers on the night of the robbery, in company with King; and it appeared that for months he had not followed his trade of goldbeater, but had partly lived on a disso lute woman in Vine-street. UsioN-HAT.L.—John Davit was yesterday charged under Lord Ellenborough's Act, with maliciously cutting and maiming Charlotte Wilmot, an unfortu nate woman of the town, at her lodgings in St. George's-fields, on the 21st of September last. It ap. peAred.that on the day in question the prisoner went to the 'unfortunate woman's lodgings, about -two o'clock in the day : she was at that time in bed; but without any provocation being given, he pulled her out by the hair of the head, kicked her in the face; knocked her down, and on her .crying out for help, he drew a large knife from his pocket, said he would' have life for life, and struck it with considerable force! into her side ; fortunately it glanced on the hip-bone, and did not penetrate far ; had that not been the case, the surgeon who was called in to attend the unfortu- 1 nate girl, stated that the wouud must have been fatal; as it. was, that and the severe kicks. and bruises she had received required his attention fur some time. The cries of the girl, on this cruel and unprovoked assault being made on her, brought the people of the house in which she lodged to her assistance. The prisoner was secured, and the girl being now suffici ently recovered to attend, he was examined before Mr. EVANCE, and fully committed for trial. BOW-sTAEST.—RoZBERY AT BEDFoNT.--I r esterday! John Anderson alias Christie, and 2 bolas Dew& alias Rowney, were placed at the bar, on suspicion of being two of the footpads who committed the robbery a short time since at Bedfont. The examination ex cited much interest. The Office was crowded.—Mr. Joseph Longhurst, of Staines, stated, that on the even ing of the /thSeptember, returning through Bedfont lane, he was met by three soldiers in regimentals, and armed with bayonets, who seized him by the col lar, demanded his cash, watch, &c. They dragged Mm out of the road about fifty yards, to a gravel pit, where they took his watch, a £lO note, &c. and took off all his clothes, and left him naked ; however they gave him a pair of old trowsers. They then tied his hands, legs, and knees, with a cord, and continued their ill-treatment of him till nine o'clock, when two of them went, leaving one over him, with a bayonet pointed at hint, threatening him if be made a noise This man remained over him till ten o'clock ; he spoke positively to the hour, horn hearing Sir W. Gibbons's clock strike , . He remained till between two and three hours, when hearing a carriage pass he called out—" Help ! Murder !"-Stc. which be repeat ed when he heard any thing that passed, but in vain till six o'clock, when a labouring man heard him. He made several attempts to extricate himself, and got on his knees, but could proceed no further, but tell on his face. The man was afraid to approach, but -Mr. L. at length prevailed on him to assist him, and cut the cords : but he was so benumbed that he could scarcely move; his hands had been tied so tight as to cut the flesh, and he has not yet recovered the use of his right hand. He was asked as to his know ledge of the prisoners, when he identified the prisoner Anderson, and said he had no doubt he was the man who was with the other two, and stood over him with a bayonet for a hour. He had no recollection of the person of the prisoner Dewly.—Jubn Stratford attend ed Coventsarefen market between three and four in ' the morning, alter the robbery ; went into the Ship in James-street, for refreshment, when both prisoners, dressed in regimentals, in company with a man in plain clothes, came into the house, called for l.quor, and asked for change of a selo Bank note ; he heard one Of them say it was a Staines Bank note; it was not changed. It was a Staines note that Mr. L. was robbed elf. The man in plain clothes was tried and convicted last Old Bailey Sessions for the offence, and the clothes he had been seen in were those which they had taken off Mr. Lorghurst Stratford, ne phew ef last witness, identified both prisoners as being at the Ship at the time stated.—Mrs. Grigg, pastry conk, in Covent-garden, stated, that on the momen t ; of the tith of September, the prisoners, in company with Strangeways, who was convicted for the robbery at the Old Bailey,. came to her house eh( ut five o'clock and had breakfast ; they asked for change for a 410 -note, which she did not give. Strangeways then left the house, returned with silver, and paid for their breakfast. Charles Stratford, brother to John Strat ford, attended Covent-garden market on the same morning, and breakfasted at Mrs. Griggs's ; the pri sonets were there ; their conduct appearing uncom mon, he watched them ; he noticed No. 45 on their buttons and belts; Dewley appeared uneasy while Strangeways was gone for money to pay for break fast.—David Bishop said, that he, and Yearkes. the officer, discovered Anderson at the White Lion, in James-street, on Friday afternoon, and found un his neck a Belcher silk handkerchief, which Mr. Longliurst proved to be his, and which was taken from hint with the rest of his clothes. Bishop also found upon him a pocket-book, a red note-case, and two canvas money bags. Ile produced a Hue and Cry, in which he pointed out the prisoners to be adverb tised as deserters from the 45th regiment, quartered at Exeter, a few days previous to the robbery, Ander son by the name of John Christie, and Dewley by the name of Thomas kossney.—Committed for trial. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL-4TREE F. Buts, SO •ci 56Ibs 23d 4 2 6tl Call Skins, 30 to 4011” 34d 394 I Ditto, 56 to 6611 ts 27d 23.1 Ditto 50 to 701bs 333 4U Merchants Backs 2lici 220 Ditto 70 to 1301bs 34d 391 Dressing Hides 201 2ld Small Seals Greenland Sad 10d Fine Coach Hides Lid 220 I Large ditto, per doz. I2os 180 s 'Crop Hide- for cut. 214 d 220 I Tanned Horse Hides Las 30s Ditto 45 to 501Iss. 22td 240 I Goat Skins its 56s MARRIED. Saturday, at St. Michael's Church, Lichfield, by the Rev. R. Butkertslge, Lieutenant Lady, of his Majesty's 50th Regiment, to Jane, youngest ilaughtts of the late 't hortuut Fletcher, E.l. of 'Haseborn Hall, in the county of Stafford. Sunday se'nnight, at South Shields, Captain Beatter, to Mrs. i sabella White, of the Sundeilatul Bridge Inn. DIED. At I.ondehderry, ou the 2d alt. Mrs. Jane Thompson ' tenet of Anthony Thompson, of 'Fullyewee, in the comity of Duet - .1(11, keq.-.0 Lady, who, to express her obatacter in few words, was, so to as humanity is capable of Wog, every thwg that the Christian, and the Gentles .man oven to be. On the nth instant, aced 73, Mao. Watts, of Boston Road, in the parish of talimp COAL-MARKET, OCTOBER 17. Ships at Market Ships bold. Price. 2 Newcastle . 2 . SI s. 041. to COs. Od O Sunderland - 0 . 00s. ed. to 00,. Od . 1 - SOs. Od. to 00s. Od O Culm 0 -00 s. Od. to NM Od. - - 45 63 - 61 - 7i COUit9Y. OP BXCHANGB. Paris 1 day's da. 22 80 Li,. Naples, Ditto, 2 Us. 23 0 LLabon, Bourdeaax,do. 23 U Oporto, Madrid, 40 Effect. 1 Dublin, Cadiz, 40 Effect. I Cork, .. Amsterdam, 2 U 35 4B 1 Palermo, 121 Ditto at sight, 95 0 I Leghorn, 52 Rotterdam, e.f. 10 17 2 U I Genoa, 49 Hamburgh, 92 10 21 U Venice, n. C. tiv.Plccole. Altona, 22 11 21 U inetTective per i. stet 24 0 Agio on the Bai,k of Henan], 9 per eiatt. C/F G Portugal Gold is coin, Foreign Gold is liars New Doublocac New Dollars ) AND SILVER. - ss. 00d. per oz. • Li Ls. Od. - £4 S 6 £0 5 6 rARZATS. LONDON PRICES OF GRAIN, AT M Wheat, Kent and Essex, 84s. Oes. per quarter Ditto, Suffolk, 645. 30s. Ditto, Norfolk, GMs. 611 s. Rye, 389. 445. Barley, 365. 395. Malt, 70s. 74t. White Peas, 50s. 565. boilers 602. 664. IOR: Wheat, Dantzic, 70s. 714. Ditto, Baltic Red, 60s. 68$. Ditto, Hambra' or Bremen, 465. 565. Ditto, Brabant Red, 465. 565. Rye, 325. 4•s. tRR-LANE, OCTOBER 17. Grey Peas, 40s. 44t. Small Beans, 40s. 445. Tick Ditto, MK 40s. Oats, Po:atoe, 28s. 82s. Ditto, Poland, 245. 28s. Oats, Ferst, 18s. 265. Flour, /Os 755. per Sack. Rapeseed, Zit& AU. per last. :lON. Barley, 345. Oate, Feet). 2es. 265. Ditto, lirew,26s. 325. White Peas, 525. 565. Grey Peas, 40s. 425. Small Beahs, 365. 41s. RETURN •W WURAT iN MARK-CANE (M ED OCT. 9, to Oct. g Total 11,942 quarters—Average 73s 41-Is. ild lower that last return. RETURN or FLeeR front Oct. 1, to Oct. 7. Total 11,06£ sacks.—Average 735. 11 td.-04. tqd higher than last week AVERAUE. PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and WA I.W! from the returns ending the Bth of October, 1814 Wheat. Rye Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. 1 I 76 214610 I 97 127 2 46 9S 49 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made ' in the week ending the 12th of October, is 725. Old. per cwt. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. ST. JAIIILS ' S. IiVNITICCHA PE= L. Hay 41 lOs to 51 54 041 Hay 41 44 to 51 301 Od Straw 11 10s to 11 12s 04.1 I Straw 11 145 to El tros 0 Meadow Hay 41 to 51 5. 1 Clover 61 Os to 71 Os. Rowed 03 to 01 01 Straw 11 10s to 11 Os. Kent SUSita Essex PRICE 01 IF HOPS. BMW ■was. ItW POCKIZTII. 0 O s t o 111 10s Ke At - 71 Os to 91 ICt 61 Os to 71 151 Stusez - 61 6s to la 10. 81 es to 91 Os Farnham 101 Os to 131 It. ThgE.WOATE AND LEADENHALL MAKKEIS (By the Carcag.,) Beef, per stone Si BI to 4s Bd Veal 4s Od to 6s Od Mutton - Ss ticl to 5s 011 Pork 6s 0,1 to 7s 4J RAW HiDES. 11e.4 Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Es Od to 2s 4d stone) - 31 Od to 34 44 Market Calf I ts.eaefi. Middangs 2a 6J to 21 old Eng. Horse 151 to Iss SheepAins 30d to 60d PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market Ss ld I Town Tallow 117 s od Clare Market - Os Od Yellow Russia s2s Od Vailtechapel Market 5s 041 I White ditto 77s Od per stone of sib . ..--- Soap di t to 76$ od Graves 204 Oki —Good Dregs 10s Od. MACAsbAR OIL. IN consequence of uumernus complaints of counter- Mt MACASSAR OILS composed of dekterious ingreiients, being imposed on the puitlic, hlessrs. ROWLAND and SON, sole l'roprietors of the GENUINE MACASSAR OIL, for the GROW 1H of HAIR, deem it au imperious duty to caution the Public not to purchase any wi:hout their signature on the out.ide .label, in rtd ink, A. it ow Ls ND and SON, in their own hand• writing, and particularly to observe the name, because souse in siduous persons sign their counterfeits Rolandson to deceive the public.—Also to ask for lio W LA ND's MACASSAR OIL, price Ss. 6d. 10s. 6d. and Ll. Is. per bottle, with ROWL.ND's PRACTICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL TREATISE on the Preservation of the Human Hair, givdt a full description : of the Oil, enelosed with each bot:le, sold by the sole Proprietors, A. Rowha ND and SON, corner of Kirby-street, Hatton-Garden (the first turning on the right from Ho/bnru) London. Also by ap pointment by Messrs. Hendrics, Perfumers to her Majesty, 1 itchborne-street ; W. Smyth, 111. Gattic and Peince, 57. and 1). Riggs, S.i, New Bund-street; Bayley and Blew, Cockspor street ; S. Berry, 17, and Johnston,ls, Greek street, Soho ; New berry and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bolton and 1 ntt, Royal Exchange ; Butler, 4, Cheapsisle; Rigge, 41, Ltie..plitle, and :il, Park-street; and by melt Perfumers and Medicine Von der, throughout the Empire. Alto, ROWLAND'a ESSENCE of TYRE; or, IMPERIAL DYE : a preparation of wonderful nietamorpbosios powers, which will ihimerliatily and effectrally clia4e RED or GREY HAIR, WHISKER', EYEBROWS, &c. to a BROWN, BLACK, or AUBURN; and so permanent, that neither map or water can remove it. It is perfectly innexious, and coni• pounded of vegetable substances, 7s. 6d. per bottle. Any lady or gentleman slay apply it to their own hair with ease, and it will prove superior to any other. •Et) 11-I.OMAJ Iri I BEGleave to inform you, that ever since the year 17,0,1 bad been afflicted with the Lues Venerea, which from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several sever, courses of salivation and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder bad gut to such a head, at nearly to put a period to my esisteuce. in this stile, I was re commended by Mr. 3. 'Thompson, (who received so 2 rent a curt by them here,) to take your Leal c's Paten: P.lts, whi..h I Legal: to do oa the t:rAtt May ; iu the course ul a ir.rtnigh I I.egan ti. receive benefit. In little more than a month I became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free iron' ntj fors mer complaints, have recovered illy former apirlts and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having contrnued many months to the astontahment *f all who knew me, I ant at a lost in what terms to express my gratitude, hat beg ynt. for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as 1 shall on every occasion—in so sits.ni yos will greatly oblige, Sir, your graceful obedient very tau nt:.le ser vant, ALEX. Mtlitlik.k. _ _ Swan's Close, Ffigh-Greet, Edinboro)). .... Prepared awl sold by tbe sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylei , Member tattle Royal College of Surgeons In Lookluo, at bib No. 9 1 New Bridge-atroet. _. • They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 116, St. Alhan's•street Pall Mall ; th e Toy-shop, N.). ins, Oa ford-street ; Mr. Disisorough's, N 0.7, Fish-street-WI, neatiyop posite the Monument; and by one person in evrry town in England, &c. in hoses only 2s. Dd. each, seated up will. (Oland plain directions, whereby.parsoos ofrither sei may curt thetwelves WO ease and servers N.B. Every Boa stadia& Great Britain : up with a stamp whit k, by favunrof the Comniistiontss, ts priatoi at We Stamp (glues 'E. Taylor, kfliko s New iridgre•Kteet.' H ALLAM. ANTIBILIOUS PILLS; itiyentea by EDWARD HALLAM, turgeon and Anothee irr , late of Bury St. Edmund's.—• This safe and elegant ire, ik . ,einn Is justly esteemed for its agreeable and cert ai n operatl )1%1 , 1 v o,k 4 :t effectually removes all Inaction or Obstruct on of the Stomarh ind Bowels, whether arising from Bile, Isidigtstion, Elatie h e v . tr Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Head-acl f .ate. It sweat., h i Jislodging acrid bile or other crudities retained in the kitertnal canal, and acts as an al:et-rive to the system generally. Free - rom any antimonial or mercurial preparations, it is at ell ttm3 .Ae ; and has been given with singular pod effect during Pro-. iancy. Its action Is particularly adapted to Perilous of Haliirs, and thine of sedentary lives, where a sufficivilt ac:l be bowels is not kept up, and crudities retained in Ouse ci : ; a $ ire frequently producing pains and distension, heal.aeh., L A „, .mnr, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppression. A single trial will fully convince the patient of the tr sine scr. Om Proprietor thinks it prcper to remark, they iv:II he nand :tot only to act without pain or ultras:nes', but to leave th e 1,,,d,a ifter their immediate action ceases, free Irom that cotive .vhieh generally at eceeds the operation of lata ive mi.dietnes. Sold by E. Edwards, GS, Sr. Paul's Church-yard, Loudoit Price 2a..9d. and .4 id. per Bur. WORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENi SOURCES OF CHILDRENS' Di- EASES t • Their SYMPTOMS EVERY PARENT and DUARIWAii 4 CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They oe c .„, e ,i n i ou appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, eltLlCliilmu seal rregnlar state of the bowels, attended abet with violent ; aim; :iey bring on convulsions; the} street the grivrth of the end they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Bode is a preventative and vire ni these akrming complaints,the alto* !Ictilient Medicine is unite:llia:ly allowed, on the testimony c.: the ighest characters in this country, both In rank and retiox.al4; try, to have no equal. Their . e tth'ic approbrlsn, given 0, the •-opristor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful slicers' =. their own families, stamps Us merit beyond conipeuti4n, sod yes a unction to it, of which ~o other Med.:toe of the kid an boast. Parents and °duffs, who have the care ot OWL:: ihould have this remedy as a family Metlicine to resort to, who, ever the stomach or bowel. of Ch;!leen are any way disorders-f t which It w.ll always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retatl. at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, t . heapsule :he .orner of St. Paul's Cour eh-yard ; Sharp, Johnson, hr s. tooth; Jones, Weston Minim, and Mallory, l'oruwa; Had :n' Johnston, Gosport ; Coltman and Jacob, e.heerner, ; Perk a . , toss, and Turn. r, Hui; ; Conkwortity, Nettleton, at • Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Winne} 411.1 niuzham ; Staines and Lynch, m:anehester; l rear u.so, Ere • ~; .4iiith,Manderton,Reaburn, Szott,ao4 Uinta. ter aud M Donald, Glasgow ; Eulgen aud Harry, 71rwf,' veosun and Co. Norwich ; Swifter, Leicester; k t in,•? Penny, and Billing' and Lathbury ,Liverpoul; Neale aitil • e Dover; White, Brighton ; Robe' Is, atidixi, and Ruff, ..t.: ham; and retail, by most counts) medicine soulata,io buses at Zs. 9d. and Si. 6d. each. VACKIRY IS THE DEATH OF IHOUSANDi. HEALTH RESTORED, After having been deceived and improperly treated ',J./ !Iliccrata Pretenders. MESS R S. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, Charlotte. street, Bbckftiars road, adjoining Rowland Hill's Ch..": 4, dut mg 90 years regular practice, can aver that thousands WI vie-. tiros yearly to a Certain Complaint, owiag to improper treater:et, which have caused Ulcerations, with Blotches on the Head, Face, and Body, &Imes, in the :Sight, noise in the Ewa, Peaferes, :et ries ures , obst ih ate Meets, Nodes on the Shin Ben es, *inroad sate Throat, nocturnal pains in the Head and I: arks (frequently taken and often fatally treated as Rheematis:n); at Ls! Prom ensues, with a general Debility, and decay of the cons: notion, originating from a Dreadful Disease lurking io the habit or the Improper use of Mercury. Messrs. Cooper anti Co. have been regularly bred to , j.le pre. fusion, (and their experience in the above dleordt rs err nt parul. leled), are Members of thy Royal College of tlutTe-0r.., in I.nte.- don and Edinburgh ; and It is gratifying to their teelor,- to 4t flounce they have rescued very many of their (chow are* from the above dreadful disorders (after oche's, and even 1:onto tale bad failed). SLrgeon Cooper and Co. are consulted dilly from tcn eeves (Sundays exceptel) by either see, confidentially ; or by ict,er , ., post psid, when medicines and the best aJvice will be seat to any part or the town or country. N. U. The PILES and FIS I ULM cured whfrout Batwing Or Cutting, and those wlso labour ender the most dletr.s..ti care* of ellkility (trons whatever cause, whether jute Ale it.tbere• :IA vs otherhrise) iv, , erl not de.pair, it they apply to Surgeon Cooper et:A Co. C.ariorte-street, B.ackfriarr sunk, attjtaicing klanvland MATItIMONY. ISTO Disorders.have c..ntributed mote essentially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than thqse which are :be consequesice of unguarded ph asure People of every rank ply adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, bur where the Couttitmota bas beets tainted by Disease, a renovation of stablity is imitspers• .ably requisite. 'Twenty years love we devoted our practice ne the etclusive weatment of the following Disoederia„ and !kr seer cessful result of our plan gives us ads:lmola/ardour to oppose, at far as we are alste, the ravages of those Complaints which art-The mew imponaat In the eatalogne of Human , hilinnides. Aire initiation into every branch, as Navy Sargeons, we fanned a Wish, at an early period of practice, to rescue individuals from the lg. norance of uneducated nu:n, or the equally dangerous yr:ethaney of general Peactlioners. 'like Disorder - etc% the core of which We have devoted out' sfis tention, comprise every species of Venereal Infect:ion; ail Wilds of DebNity, whether arising from the habits of 'shoot berV, or the indulgenties of maturer age; that derangement of the System in Women, which is called Barrenness or Sterility; Seminal Weaknesses, Glees, ()btu:actions in the Urethra; as also Stricture', whether recent or of long duradan, and which have baillyd the skill of other Pmetithrers, ace iry our present improved plan of treatment eflectually and perms nently cured, without the pattent suffering the excrucinbeg and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently ful!ows the appae..• lion of the Lunar Caustic. b the course of our estearsivsprlercs 'in the metropolis, numerous cases of S I RIC Milli" hire lei and are daily under our care, the total teatime:ion of which •r ere fected by a safe, certai.n and expeditious. mode ef asresessortr.r to any ether yet adopted:. The weakness, reiassties, earl deS• lity, proceeding from this complaint are speedily rail MA!. the Patiinit restored to sound and vigoroas health. :tat whets :he debility has far years existed, a peeper person:xi:et r r.:l restore :hie remedies ihilftliSpenSably n. 4+• cr e., • benne sparks or lite, and :et rcattirsate tl:e euncirteion. Numerous Dina; o are the revolt of tgliontries cr baste In tr . . treatment of a simple Gon3rrhea, :std it ri:x noire-ono:nay I.;c•• pens that the *gull, of life ace poisoned by the nalzyret.:,r, 6r unguarded hour. Ily a superior tret:.od such catr.p:.: Et- a easily cured; and eirsn where others have t.ileti , van t,--, we may presume to offer a radical reestablishment. • ever, are the cases of complicated distress in this ii•or , ;*:' • pared with the calamitous:situation of min, as he, 17,711! gence in a solitary vies, or tbe prevalentgaietics si: lite, acquire that state of debility which is the 1 , 1t37").1 1 1 5 k r • ':/111110e a,f such pertheion taht:t. • Where it". • r bronifs neer hie nitofy, but carefully conceals his 1.. s ••!*** • may be woe consolation tor han to Lon, ?het ' 1 olnect o donht sir uncertainty with other Praert.e. • s, • ' : •iat : mina: of these deficiencies by the gs &dual' ogres- of — loos 'is the acqutrrtret.r of oar experienc e . i nlet site- te ' Venus have begun to seduce mantic rigour, mot% 7 is' lt be preheated by an catty visintelaCtlVll Or this : ' in these talti no g: eat difficay will wear. hiarned Women, who. have bow h,eo .i.,:appo.nte , •. :at eassectausons of a family, riu.y b.- aroused, that us mrst isetatia .• with Jefects are unable by Mystical he secrecy whisk is s.. esset !eat to our undertaking, Anil lnahlitattons which we !sat% otestittied to .t.itc, iit our pretetivons. and in comet& ice with s uch 04. ti g sonatain is given, that Meisto. Currie and Co. may lee const.lod by s meats of either sex with the greatest secrecy iti.d homier . Pennies in the Coesitry are requested to rate the renicalari of their case, age, and general habit sit hying, and enclosing air matt anee foe advice and leleilizinee, when the sante will be sir sent to any part of the Kit 3ifoni. CURRIE and l's.. :Sum:tins. N te7. tiatteetiranien' 14IGH WA et l' LONDON 1:114111GH I 0 MORI4O Martini . - 45 allnurrealier Ationeee - 9 ruihilici -her b LONDON: hirre4 by Leen. Kr WT, Pittsa Mate; fade bott there, and at the Sir Oilico.Tettylla Pan