Star. — London, England, 1814-02-21 00:00:00

#; a4 : • •• • " • ~,~, . ;1' k ;. • . . • , - .rr ..-• •ii,,—. •-• 'mil aimitr. •• • ..... -, . . 1 .:.:.,. i••• ; . • ..-:-.,,...i.,d .• - 6 # 44- ,..` •liT , . . o . - _. —•.- • - --. -- taiAltah 'W. Stitntan an iodic:tell' lb* truth fire CO •Olt• ICING4-111114CH,' IrEillitTAßY ie. ja a hduie betenantedinfiglfrn eon.strert, Piccad ill y, - stmourtetrooolientoi ta. Wools. - ... •.• • • m a n, Wright deposed, that she lived oer.va.a.t.witb The. Pteintiff, who Was, a Wide* vilothet of T. the prisoner._ He had a wire and child , a n d they were %potability, residing at w as, in Hertford- the only residents.in. the ,hoitse. SlitohadliVed with !shire, sought to recover damages from the Defendant,. him eight dap. . On the i llth ofiatulAry, a; pirie in. a -cisii-merchantiand &Omer, residing at die same It inornieg; heAri Jess send to her, thattlrey.'were place, for the lots of service of her daughter, a young e n s!. out ter Aimee nd she might go- ottt: for ,i, fear womannineteen years of age, who had been seduced • afterlhelidshut up the honk. •Mrs..Stitrinati' .by him, - It appeared fro's, the testimony of several Wentawayahout 'half Pasotwelie. 'Vire ptiooner told *kaisers,. that thc.partiet lived within a short die- her to Ming some seed for a Canary bird. , He then tatice•of each other, and that they had kept com- chewed her how to unlock a patent lock on the from pony for upwards'of twelve months, unknown to the door. Retold her to be at home at lialf,peot 001, =other of the young woman. That he i had pro- o ' cloc k, to. h ave a fi re rea dy, a nd to leave a limp in' Toisedher•marriage, and under a persuasion that his the visage, Which she did. When the Went °twat intimations tOwor-doper were honourable, Miss Doda - .four o'clock; she barred the shutters, but did mit rliaw had yielded to his importunities. Shortly after he tile curtains.. • She returned at twenty minitetbefore become coot in hissotentions,and•atlength neglecte4 'eked: the door-posts of the back. dining-room were ber altogether. .Miss - Dodd informed her mother of in tionaet a-Obete were some boards on fire laying her aiteation . by whom, and et whose exporter . the egoinso clip otoor-posts, which had formerly been kept 'was senttolondon to he in. Here she. ad been for, ..in. the viine:tella r roof which her master kept the key. about eight weeks, supported a; her 'mother's ex - Qrt the - -Other side of the posts were papers and bun pence. attd, - Os appeared from the testimony of the' .dies of wood, with the strings cut. In the front par nurse who attended her, was. still in a bad state of lour was a bandbot; brought from Mrs. Sturman's health.e l'xi recover a compensation in damages fur rOom, full of wood and papers close to the partition. theotoopenee thos incurred by the mother, and for 'there were.sletiocne wooden stepo,ond threeclothes the loss of her daughter's service, the present action horses,: vlich had been usually kept deWn stairs, in was hrought . . .• . • the wosb- iOuse. There were stockings of her mas - In Mr. Pont's cross-examination of Miss Dodd, ter'S scattered about the staies, • and‘rags, which she who is not distinguished for•her personal charms, it strong used itt dusting thes• tables: •theee smelt very appeared that, she had frequently met the defend a nt of turpentine, and she.believed sortie of the privattlyooort diet there had been a degree of. indea stockings did alio .kbhadle of unttches was lying" .feasible le.xityOiroheo conduct. . • ou the wooden steps, and there ' wets a great fire in the, - ' *Lord Eliaihitottoition, in his address to the oury, front parlbur with two red-hirk' pokers - in' it. • The called their intiesiiiion to this circumstance, and alio lamp was removed to the.botkp'entry." The•cuttains reminded the that itt the present action they had Of the frOnt parlour she found drawn: Her master's • orgy to make the mothatoocornpensationsfor. the :es-. • bechemam windows indlier o wn mist opened, and his pence she had sustained, and the loss of the service, altar:Os closed. The snow was oleepon the ground At •, of her daughter, not a word being said in xte•reCord, the tme. -, She eallecl-for assistance, and a - boy came of the loss .of comfort, under all the - cireumitonCnO -first: Captain Itempster acid' bus servant, Who `live the justice' of the thses `would perhaps be fully unewee. nett door,. came else, it'd anon, extinguished the, ed, by giving saefi - dimageseas would cover the ex. ! collet; The bookcase-aiid drantera,:in the front par: perces - which the mother bad been, pat to. ' , • •L oosow • sere a il A pparently fitatentedoyheit she . went out, . The Jury, after a short deieberatron, foundd o a vet- blot on her return i she found them all - thrown open, diet for the Plaintiff,' Damages t€7 s ; c o sts Ps. -. and stoipond of th e ir contents ;• the Bird-cage wos also coo • 1- . .... - scbir .v. Dennot.D. •'- .- r One. 'At half:past nine OfOlOck Nei Maiterand nth - .. was an action brought to vectiveiLllB2 from tresi iiiniebago and on hie" being told-therhouso was the defendano wbOit tenant of the Coffee-house :it- t o toe& e immediately , died "mit,. "ado seri ting•desk • cached to the. Angel fon, a:lslington. • Tho sum de- fs..gone,'and lam a iii : o oed nian.",,,..Mr.Denbayn came =sanded wag foildooble rent, arising fauna ierhsal, o rotiharo - rotwo efterwatoloi dad her master sold, her to on the past of the olefetidant, • to quit at three mouths fetch two turpentine bottles from• 11 cupboard in the Ttiliee;t l l'io . tftit'Att ,ll i* with the aril - lief ilii ai*th ett ' back patitit, ilovi . liich . she had floret:seen 311y-bottles' •• Upon -Oroditcing 2 the notice, hodreveriit•WasfOu . 94l to Of turpentine bef•ire, and if they had:been theie, she , 'be irregular, and the plaintiff was nonshited. '.;" •. " 'thought she nook - hove-seen them, Tipple veil often . , * , • • so/maw-.Ann ANOTHER .‘,.. LANCE. Fame for money,. but got none. Oa being' Crosse 1 , 44 was an action to recover the sum of £7I. 2s. . . . erarhined, she said, the jars 'ed . oil atad turpentine ' fid.tior furniture_ furnished to ;a persoh named -Head, }nig ht . have been theie, as she 'hod been only .eight Oder the fol lo w ing • ciocunistences, by a Mr. Holes; day s with them . , nod hid ild•riii great Oripvatuaity.of • • ••. - • ' •' - ' • a bankrapt, whOse assignees were the pla intiffs in the looking about the hoOoto • pres.mt case:—lt' appeared that about 18 months . John Levoy dposed, that ashe . Voaa passing eloeg since l ;he drifindant called on H a les , aild•sail a 'friend 'Halftrioon-street, h&' heard a eryof If Fire," and went' • . of his (Head) was jastinme to Arctic in town, and to . /siO. 9, where he observed the. sissne.appeararice of wanted some furniture.;" at the sate time desiring i re as the last w i tness state d. • When t h e:pr i s e /le o y e . Hales would send oOtne home. 'Bales replied he had turned, and was told that ins writing desk was ,broke no knowledge of Head 4 to whiehtheddendant an- : opeoolteapPeared mach agitated' The fi re appeare - ave....4_ -64 No s_ but 1' hove s. an& p l ace it to My ae. • • to have been recentlyligiited. - - —..-. i • count," , The- feroitore was laccordingly sent, and. The Firemen and the rolic s iOlAcers, who entrre4. dead provinwanobie to pay,* the plaintiff soUght'to :ro e hraise, produced the hell-but:m.o/4s riof two hot-1 • • recover the ausoUnt of *his demand from• the defett- ties, one containiog. turpentine and the other Oil: • • • dicta. A o hill,• it appeared, bad • locen . delivered, to ' Mr. Dinkins, 'Secretary to the Cehobe Insuraftee,; *leadoooNaleo the loinkrUPt stated, for the *eft seen the purpose •Said, that when he questioned the errialuer, he could of being %hewn elicit:A. to Lance, but ' h a d - not fix his suspicions on eny,paeticular puma. He by him, nor had 44 applicat ion been made to *him told,his se; v.aot to .bring him. too :tone bottles, one for 'payment ; and in the ledger in WhiON the fuitil , containing turpentine and the ether oil .;" and in sit. lure was entered ia Mi. Lance, an.lteni *as entered scribing the place so her where she would find them,: giving credit for' XV for .b'read, which -Head liaa Ice had rime difficulty:in making (ter rinderttand him., .. : furnished him •wido. • .•2 .. ' ' •... '' , Ototlteewliole, the answers which • the prisoner gave • , Lord Pooxienonovon observed, if Hales had et. w.tbe witness's int ertogotareich were made with " ip o petted tobe paid by. the prese ntcrefendant, an account .porent liesitetiOn. O. ... - ' , • i . ‘'- - of therilknaitil, and of . the art i cles, Shinild have been , • ge.efail`w4nes;es syere alio called to she* that the - • klelitered to holt in i reetionable ti.MeOin4teiid of witich "h o e r wits • - o . m o nths :tad he tae - . 1-Isuff been preverntedqehdealrouti. lodged were stoleteotit of bls deeko . •,:' ~ •,•. " ' .4vg -to net the Looney from Head ber°l : elle . beG i * An Auctioneer alsh preyed,. that he'had. Made a :entbarratsed., ;Older stbese'circuOistintekit 'nirel feri large ifiventery. of his furniture , which he v alued as - • the Jury to say, whether the' defend:rot woo -hi jitttieiot 4718, but which he was convinced might be 'tonight • ••:liable to 'the payment of his *demand. '••- . - - ••'; t . f9r iftioo.• . - . o . . • • . . . .. „ • . ." .: The jury,. without hesit:loOn, !found a verdict for .Otlislatereirin the lease of Itro . hc)hse hatlfbera , in :the diffeodant.. • .. •.. •'. • - '•- ..... .-• sured' foe £500, - ' his turnitere for '41.500, arid . the ', . - lease ' itself for' 41'509 sel4ch • Lt' covenant he was i • • 'COCKPIT,. W!IIF t KAT..L,.FEOUAIXY 16, ~... , .- • ~b . .-. for s 1 tf ...Ai, • 1'• .1. :. .: .• : ... • itlargaret, e•-•-eo.Alexemle.r. master.—'l'hie eio .vessels bound 1111 • 11!.. T w erkia .; ni . iellia brother-in-law, • under -English dolours, laden Withoalteoro ',WI soap i• • .;.(;.r o.priovner,,oti he theta abbot i at riackity,,prooe . d, let ca ll ed , ... ~ eta oar Sce.. trotro•St BlirthototnewPo„ to s t.•ls;itt's, was Cup{ afternoon a the elly in oueetron,. bee timed by 'one ,of . •hitislajesty's..ahiros ~auel carried to o'clock ill clue ; , • • •. .. .., 000t o g000 0 0 r tat o os hi p ;aut o cargo mere oon o ett r o t e d _o il char fami I o ~was, fr om , Ithine, : .He waned , tor about theilice-Adniirolty Cou g rt. Their Litodships te.tteis:ed half an !astir, and then . went ,oway. I• I. y i -th s at•port of the..sentenoe which condemned the ship; ,_ A ototiteoist. the TOegrapt ? tc 'Chop-as:ose, tootooht and part of the gads claimed oo the part of Orittoli he : cad shot" lite:priso* before, ..bitt could °cot tecola 1 subjects, aro! affirmed the other part. . . • :_. lest his,, het" . ll4 . 4iiiett : at his : inister's'honse on the • Margarita, Ali Hacceiri master.—This. iS. vessel, under •, . .• day in questido, '. " Tripionue :Coteau,- laden •wis l / 4 -tmitaa,',:.aoati, apiato) • ik-WRilaarkts wit 9. ba.aliveck*ltaht with, the . prim-, Sm from . fro Tripoli to CitertaW*bia, was coptaied by Or :about ' twelve months ago,- swore" that ' she had the Apollo; and carried to Marta, where the. Vice- tieeti•lwo etooe.bottlis, one wait thrpentioe, which A.dmiralty Court restored the ship,- and condetimed ihe•hveol for. rubbiftg aid furniture,- and ono With od, the cargo ; • from which spite/ice-the claimant .Prore- W.:licit, supplied the . lamp. .. ol_l e j. , . i,., .. outed an appeal. Their' Lordrhipe o however, restored,. l_fveral witnesses gave . onin „ it Fond ammeter. the cargo, and - allowed thecaptors the 'expeoces•of the . Mr. Jeeticetteont recopitulated the foots tea 4* aPPeaL '''' ' Jory, Observiof o it was,admittid that the-house had '. ' ''', . '• - i ' • " • rnalictoots• •y" set . onoire,' and the only TlOttiftde - C t ' • ' I * • ' ' - t ern •to determine viatohy whotio ithadobeeti so }lAl'relig°"")E-43s*lai ''' 7:4m2a ' D°" " ' '7' o¢ Oes. Tfie'priianti . hated thaeh thicibe4n, • and Mirhatl Ward, were 4100 with robbing theit. .e by some one with an intent tolitjuriblni, :while emplOyers, 'Messrs. Jahn. `sea o lifjllialn llicholsotal• • distillers in Woodbridge stieeto Cleshentv.ell,greilt; i e prosecUtOrs, on the Other'hind, - cOitteliided that jail bEita 40ne 'to defraud 'th e .•olObitisunusie spirituous liquors- to a greet Amount' front t. , . pd r iijjf4c. : I t was not to be eipetted, in pars great quantity of 'Spirits - . • stolen .it Was mused, a,. , . like these, 'Wit .any posititt irides : tee • /Add bet td • . suspicion talling.on the prilotier,othey Were'ainched, doted, as Secrecy and I ptiVicy . ivere'corninonly yet , ' . .. • and stopped going. out Oita/ *bey had . dotie work„ ployeol by the pernetrintis. ' Facts and circumsta " i • On beiug searched a, bladder tiled kith th in arrive were olierefore, all that they could la o by; and I le' proof was found- oh-ameba containing about a .gal. Jar/would lo.: able to judge of those.that had been lon. They were ackoriliogly taken into cnst94y, futitte'ed in did•course oothe evidence, which he should and their icolginos ,searothed.. Trooposimays hpatts no w proceed to re-State to t h etas. meet there was..f.: . ~.; .l arg , is. o t tity 0, 1. - ; e uino. After thy Judge ~httlAtiairued up,, the'Jnr.y retired, brandy, and spifita-_ : ,', - ~ ~.• . irCbottits".4lEr:Vteliers, , . a o for aboutlalt an* htntY,iiiiil'iben retiiithed fi.verdiet'ol with a Collsideralik '• - ‘ city of . atisai, - - Alit al jto • .• I _ ... Guilty, at which the-prisoner was ginitly affected; cash in a box. They ..• :both conimitted•to /few: ..- . • Gray,, I. ' -.V , . •"' '' ' c - ; . 4fari t mes Carney, for pcivetely . Oteiluog o tu sate for trial. •- o • •• -.. .0. ...-oo lisiAd o,, • . . ~...., . o A joitisilop of .4 , :s.rigis.on iii yaruorribbon. wkt, jet • • . A few nights Ape.; eon • oit;"1)f . Tpvtekt , .- -; . Beven-dialss was atticted. by seVeratanifdliolto h.; co,pktfilly . co pyitted. . , .. •, ....„ ,i; .. , ..: ~ ; 4 street, Covent garden, and robbed ofohiOikeiti•Cho, •• how', :Salton weriotto.nvictedot felony , a f t. —W o tOttinat • .' • A few night's sineethe stabletiof SiiJogoeh Boodits, for stealing four sacks, the property of 'l'. Haller 44 • '' - "'in Dean-street, SOho, at the back of his house ire illhde"liodges, for -stialiegotwo.e WO.. the pro Jf . . square, were broke open, and robbed of. the c2iftagg.• alrosanki, §onsx C. bligAnThe and . • . prop i glasses, the coachipiate • livery, and a variety of • vale- gale; for stealing froin, thp.pastsr, o f lc li able articles. _ hall a silk handkerchief ; G. Smith, for so- • •-rste, ~~ ~.. • -Y. LAW iIitIitLIGENCE. ~ . 4411 MINN _ir s _ ‘jo .1?;' '"Vir • - • ~r l oft 111 -pecrlititititet4entme; 'Oct S. rileneiciedt•for Ittfaliag h4tece of cotton.: tbcpr). *ht. 004sta.V.Ii4 :W.! Liam,. And y_ 4,, were 4c,401.1W144-P Alstrtwdi • prif.:' titns t , s ?t. Wey e r, and-A: . 'A6r ACCI:4•: .•• Vty • • D WhlNTittiriihift , is-8 intim/. evening the House was.craludelataigearly hour in every part, to witness Mr : 7 KpoNt,t..terdentatitinpilgicharip is performance througb6v; presented 'a perpetual saiCees . - - sittnof striking pictures, and'reCiited ,that mead of applause which it so welt 4ratit not entirely recovered its toi*teati strenstb tiasark, when (after the curtaiu,hast 4ropptA, amidst . r.4r inult of approbation), Mr, -RAE catner4 Co It 9 -11 pounce the play for Ivlondv, pips 4- " Ni?,o; 'from every part of the . Hotpee,testiliedt t he Ise .. llF enteet,tine4 by the audience of theitoph3priety, of requiring a re petitiqn of this extraordinary eirtirt, till every physical disadvantage bid been Completely tetnoved; ••.: Tua favintrable state Of tviatbeil for ixdeittrian excursions yesterday, attracted ita.Hysic ' Park and St. James's' Park, a very .uumerona.wisetue , blage of persons of all ranks, lawn- whom we wit,- nessed many Characters of distinction. In Hyde Park' especially the throng Was immense. Among the Ni Witty were his. Royal Highness the Duke 9f Yoshi garl sof WESTMAL AN n, Earl and Countess Cn IiON DEL EY, Marchionesses of W ELL Y and STAr-I lotto, e 'Lady HkemoNcrou, &c, 4c. r i DISTRESSING ActiottNT. l —Yesterday A number AI boys and men ventured on the upper part Of ihe . Canal in St. James's Park, to slide and skait...The ice at the time WAS considerA insecure. Soon after 'four o'clock a youth fell in opposite the fi t able,..ypra Qnte ; three others who were on the ice wept tOl his assistance, the ice gave way with them,. and - they Weresall precipitated into the water. They kept' their heads ibOve water fur some timed tied the attention of great numbers; who-Socked' troth the Malls; the scene was then truly cliStressiag WOniCti, girls, and boys were screansiug and cry in& men shouting fel:help,. &c. breaking down the rash that. enclose the ` trees to break the itik and throw to the' sinking persons: Mrs.-,•Crow,i , iftho' teeps the Stable-yard Gate, sent.* blanketitud sithir things to throw to therm .Ones4l)Alvintilvii; Oir his coat and waistcoat, and w,tiked.,in the,i.eiwiiri i der -of his clothes up_ ti? bis chin' in watt r, ai the risk of hii Wei -to assisc them .thret got du(,' including him who or*itvaliy 'fell -ith 'lila fourth stink in tht . 111 i Ade Ow Canal .to'•risq: Ato- The distress of the - spectauxt, who werOsot isble to 'render him any assistance, cannot be desoribed. kie• 'was A Ycung, man of .the' name of 14bisrn; *hose Mother is a witipw woman, g dealer in toys, initr Westithster. • _ . 7 • . • _ ••• • • CAMI3ttiDGE. yESILOARY /i. Wrieuradae la 4. Mr. Thaimas Greene and Mr. Wm, Elwyn, .f College, (' ere elected Fellows 0( t"",lat Society. ' The litrV. J. Grover, Rretor `of Steisdasty to Norfolk, and :• 'Corrivarly Fella , ' King's College, bas bee!' *Graf Fellow of -711 X PiTTICOOLOISHIP. -- Mt. het. LW**, of St. /Ater . College„ iras yrsttrday elected Imo the Kit &Warship, hang • the his: action on the tontolaiion. . 4 • • • •••• OXFORD, 4 C.'1312t1..1.RY 'The lea'ral Chancellor has parsentad the'•'Rt4.•llitafp Faber, Hurter of the Charter-bowle,..aud fain atly Feil , ,av Tutor of University • OtfOrd, bra prebendal stall in the Cathedral Church of•Noravich. he Key. Cheri, juliaman Macau, M. A., Fellow of Ccrpus klailati Coarse, Os f.ard, is presented au the Rectory of Great Tety tatakehaprl. Essex. . • The Rev; William Beale, to therMitimr of. Hunt/ay, Glower- Visid ley the .learh of Rickard Foley, clsrk; the lam its•! Chrethent.. • ' • Rev .. .. Benjamin Preedy. MLA. el; theßaataty•ot.'inimmy, • Clogres, trattnre, vo".! by the reslgnation oft). Davies s ttirk, The Ree. John ;".1.A. • to the perpetual curtsey of Cold .Salpertem, Gloucestershire.' void by the risignation of Wm • • ' •Rporee' rlsrk: ' - The s aLev.A;.Calcy, DA . to the rectory of Xonnandy, York- Aire. • • • , .-..- • .. • • . ' :The Rev: Falter Fletcher, vkar of Brimitlaid nod DllfstOop' to the,ghancrllorthii of Carlisle. - • • la theßev. James Mucking/tam, to the vicarage of Diarrington, 131-7 , 07- ._ .'t be tt . elt. c;nartes nomas morn:tate, D.U. to the rectory of. I ittltt Wleurroar, Essex. .. • • Rev. Mr. litarnetr, tohat evening lecturer of St. James's, 11 , Carkels.hithe, London. •.. • • _ _ Twisdiy..ia great George -street, Nifstmirtster, the I.ady of Vim. I l ivittg, Bsq• of a thitighter. Friday tenniAht, 'far Litter County Kerry, Win. Posionby,. git/. d' Craw ? d w ? Major •in ie Ktrry to Wren, daughter of the /ate pailinWren,Fsq: • '- • - AXED, • - Sandhurst, Monday, at the Military College, eseet.ge ecrer, Earl Attarsley, only remaining ion of the late Earl. At the Rectory, In Wallimey, the Rei. George BOW, aged hral resided there as Curate and as Itector, nearly co 101111.. Lately, at Woodford, aged 14, the Rev. Samulers, M.A. Rec. tor of Woodford. and of Woodham Mortimer, inlissex. Saturday se'nnight, at Oxford, in ,the 63d year of hi.% age, Jahn Far:tons, Esq. Altleiman, and formerly twice Mayor of that city. friday. in ihunion in the 74tla ysatilf . his age, the Lev. Dr. Shinuiek ; who had been Parish Priest of that town tor twenty seven years. Monday. at Emhart, near Andover, Hants, the gee', Arthur AWltscus, rector of Enbans, with the curacy-of Upton Grey an nexed, and tataserly kit* of Queen's college, Oxford. Men WATER . AT LkINDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW:. Alto 2,p minutes alter S • 4$ al'ert's after , A CElerAliN TRElrititie of DR. FiIIstatAN I VGLITTA SILLUTARift, has been so long proved, that noilting of the present . day can bear a competition with it, in all the different stages of a certain disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habl.4 without exciting thy painful feelings and exposure that, attends salivation —without d.:bili..ating the constitution in any I &lithe, or even requiring- confinentent from btisineu or restrict tiou of diet. The radical virtues of these ineltimable Dr.)psltatte proved their claim to. puLkc approbation for more than J3O years. in - all the debility bf both iota they prove a never-failing resto rative-.whether the debility is produced by too free use of mer cury, by illicit pleasures, or The affects of a warm climate. To travellers and those grAng abroad', they cannot be recommended too . 54tongly, as they will receive a .aafe, speedy, and complete cure, Ip all cad stubiturn sleets, and every weakness that adecu the bladder and organs of urine. 131 its efficacy many women havebreome mochas, who for many years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Betio's, No. 4, Cle.apstde, the corner of Et. Paul's Church-yard; and retail, by Belam and .'Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall & Johnson, Gosport; Adnutt,Weston, Mallory, and Jones; Yortsea ; Trayinum, Exeter ; Cssokwoohy, Glenville, Gilbert,. and Holland, Plymouth; Newbury, Dub. lin ; Baxter and Macismald, Glasgow ; Smith, flfanderson, Scott, and Re*urn, Edinburgh; Cttttwe 1, sith • Ross &Peek, Hull ; White, Brighton ;, Roberts, Seidon, and ' Ruff, Chelten ham; Gregscin - and billinge, Edwards .uld Penny, Liverpool; ''Stairs and Lynch: Manchester; Bowen, Norwich; Knott and Birininghem ; Gregpty, Brighron ; andannt Medicine Vendert 3 h bon*, at 2s. 94.1 e. 6d. an , • . • ' 1 . . - _ '.. ) : :~'• . : ' ; .~ . • ' 1.. •.• , , . I • ; • 7 • / i?• '~ * • , ' J I * N , . • . ,vulieffunatwMaßlaNgt; Cga it ~,:. TO M r . B. (...0 tar, Nu. S. Gre}t, Surrey•strew , litarch,!ii :re. ' Dian Ste, ' Pcitsthoutii:'4 (tif: 13,1 8 1, . 4 .' u ? On Doak! the ship Venus for S. Het:na. TIA*IO G been much sfilicted wi th Gout, Attu:We...l il. with a Pete complaint, tur a greet number of yeiirs, and so distreated with weakness "ad l A:tractieni k , as to he inc.arab!c. of 4t t godles. tity farg,ntent as a i.:lnain in the I.*l-imus ,creme, ' I ritUrnesi,to this comitry with itopei of blitainilig a cure, where every Means was irlid for tvfq years finite half without the !slit success, when a frierid stilt me , van d your I)= 4 Islets; where I found Case 10, of thir, Hayman, .eLactil • similar to my ow::, which induced nse to attand you. ' , .. ja a few days was 9sUe.h ielitred, and in WO ttion!lts 15 ,stio ? it tired " as ru in enattod to resome tuy usual situation, and rhO of my Case 'tiai•ie sattiou the boOks of the Honoarah6 : ; E-1941.: Compittly,"and by tnaking it as !Intik ail:pessihiet I v= much PbliX‘Pfl , PIT, • 2 , .• , . , F. . Your 11101 1' CiblOr* * ll‘lnibtk Seiialit, • R. H. Sri - limit ' MI.",S i 1 ,td,-!` MPH* Pap e r4_ . •rl_ .. „_ , lcr r peg* fit, tail he ptociffi Pail s . ettuto*rara f 'A9I ill's BliTaii9 l # 4lll. Z t li% '' EU. Pepper'''. ilt K:Weser lifale7l 11;117 ; '2' 6 a , Embrocatioii -4 0, A z 9 933A Ybilpil bib ,- Sri* ! .I.'te Cough bens it 11' Ntigsel'sl2.l.t Drops ;2 i 9. Ipniper I's.. Pennyroyal 114 ' hott:alrsicxrate lli *Apeedimait's Pak 41 o Vs to nrops $ O °Spiishery'e Drape •6 0 Amtm i ns ic eo gg i pomsist,2 I °Grattan:lA Lumps 1)1 dumweiroOrientalCotclial 4 6 ;ULLA 6444 P'S. . 3 I Widow Welch's Pile . 2 9 Silt of ktrions 1 0 Xeystr's Pdls •-• 6 S aSinketee's•Erti Oint. 2 0 VehiciallegamblaPilli", 4 6 °Oucittottl's &thaw' . is o 14cv.lon'a Tooth I'isissier 2 9 skieney't Ntagutsta 2 9 llburch's roctoral iil 1 , it ".- t Pd.s 114 Walsh‘d "Clitipttifsd,a` •:• t 11 ... , F.. , tif Spruce 3 gi 4:—...... Coksfoot Log. .%riki Prtarable Ink 1 4 1 stlitboljamiLotion . if a °Norris's Drops 2 * Wesbers Sperifi 1: Resnedp.ll II r. Cll6,ltteialual •,,Its 2 9 ' !ht above (t ,ose with the gtir v icepted) wig have thc arldrns df E TiAlwards, Cr; St. Paul's, on the stamp ; v, :id*, also stay be twit:tory other Vac .brand Prldie Medicine. . •.. ; ' . - Lawnl allentanco to Merdsaits and Trailer% . .t. , . _ . I,Wkit'N 1: M ell of Editeitlbtt it_ Ll.: pi _L , 1 eSS I MIA We die Veriliturirn endeavones to diNioNtf the theft NAVA/ Sernahli as(itod of mean ng a lee?' prevails tkihiskrouse Saco , th! result of their experts:ll(C .., the best proof of Stris:rlerity.. Mawr GUTS and Co. ;a v.i.t.hW-takm..of kli* Usk College of s iiurgeop, , iiii.oalo.ll - 6 4 4, . 11111:efilMbi to - nilti 4bi 4taf . or the totltitOtig tbe . tibyeef of We? paisieulartatatt CS: $ certain Disorder, frequettil contracted in a mainelltOf into* orb; i and !la: cor.constliAlss Xlr4luele 1 1, 1 6 Gmt'ii 1/4 ftitti, bf in op:trovgd 0 . 11• 1 es sp.saly aatelfliactiapily cosse4; AA jo i o r .. kJ:ay, whither gosturfritei IliceltzuVaiilatil,WsVaffg'rexi erne tr ,•...o.eu climates, or a s-..-cret solitatiqW inetiofisemeire. hipvily pure netil I T 4h t e . rmsh at. buttelfart i t kilo one taunt; ket6ity or lerropppy, aadjg the .her a unmet:Me trip of pp vont d i seases, t.htfailijlf itoftlasfy iratedietklesedtraste teS ilaYo tete% and erasumpticke liPilitelditrellall dace at.debdity ar defiairatf,Rsrbetter thitChosaysinef 1 49100 t4nd l +l babies. a aeigifit ;Mid Or . ililyetisk the powers o; eke cant; iitt ro poky! ba • . , aregittak - edscatii suireon, of Lou lioti, tti . a '014%4 ipeettestoratius to wand and illig n io et. ' 1A . ... , t - : •P '. • •1 ' ....344ae. • ...f,„ ,;., ... : -latid!s• Gi;*( . 1 11;` ,elSki 4 v4 914 1 .6 11 414•404.0 10 I Wirtikl6l.lo+ 6l lol4 l 4. in 30001 titre di" :afet.g.l l . li.Y i 1 tuittaksas lee ! 4tutrlt.et.witts the Obtogity SO luady ateu n . t'ae ignorant entitle; Ifinak 'lt but itikkt to tlitinseiket to stet '4lsit they htef been rile* Altman:a and initiated Into even ;branch of, the profission (eertiacatta of ts bi h. from difiern; l'io a id,teistdhstedols front the most e.tatievt Kysitii.:l, they vv to =mistily any . Intio!isr) that the beeetis 'Mitt; :met their elide.ev;ivat,fil - a unitised them to quit the pucks .‘ ;:be general Prattitionst, and they pr e sume rhea their pretetwal ietittinfaute a ttir • round 'for the unpreeesiented confidence inistals they hate, by the Public. been so laberaHy_hoosured. The result of a toiJAautl 4.14,1,A5pe practice has enabled :ty a superior method, to rentifve.venertial complainer, hoot nCeterate or complitimil, *tthuut sulkieettne the patient to t taut restraint to diet at ea.:rest; and tit r'cent Cases when early application Unlade on discovery of the infection s they Is *featly perform acute.bi the sholt .v.fice of two days. Tie to preeedstatcd success of their mode of tri-at ment (winch: , apor been known to fail is one single instance its ay/settee of i Sy during. whichperiod airy thousand persons of both reser bei:i cured, eves after revere and Injurious methods had pursned by other Prachioners,withoin effect), inducts them aloe pt:hldy offer their idvior. . • ' • . , To be co:mitts! ()spy by Patients at sillher set, with i 4licacy, and attession.er-Lcutrs from the contilLy, corva:n , the-4mm ettlars a: I'AP ease,. aifi. ice ; manner of ttv4l, - 1: a ressuanee, duly atted.led to, and "dales and bleating warded to itlty pas t at the iingdotn. tytatavoe. C!... 40e1r.0111.4---; . Ottv veitoott tot.. fteo-Atreet. , • mATAINiutrY, • • O 134ordin h.; ve toittriboted more &neat; Any • • destroy Hyreeneol Happiness than those which are I conseqeence of utigtisrdell ph asure.. People of every rank p adorajtoo to the Sbrinsof Wedlock, but where Ito Constitwo h 4 l beta tainted by Morale, a renoeatirot br•tability is Map iabiy requtsite. Twenty years hate we lessened our Frieda the reclu,ive treatment of the Cill-tiftifg Ditiorders, and 'heel cesshil result of our plan gives as m14;104131 ardour to oppose far as we are oh*, the ravagesof tbir , * Compla.inse which are' most impenant in the catalogue of Human Infirmities. il)iri2t ion into evevy.hratich, s XIV f Surgeons, we formed a ol at an Gaily psrlod of pi-hiller, to febrile Individuals from thei norm= of tineslisCatal men, or the eq.. ally dan&er ous rrecirint of general Practitioners. • The DnOrdereio the e*rj of whiih we have deemed out tuition, comerise-overg ljteles of Vestereisi hate:tun ; all • of Debility, whet IoT onsi , g -Atom the -liahite of school • or the indulgencies of a:sourer age;: that, eknaletitent System its Women, ss hicaLip barreutites Or :der: Seminal We4koesses, &true:toms in tl , e 1. as also Stile/Ores, whl•ther (Went •or •siet.lesol duratioa. which save bsillsnl the skill of -other Pracdtioness, our present improved pfan of tteitms•nt vffeettially'dil pi needy cored, without they) ding coffering the yeautiathis and alarming Hemorrhage wkich fr.:vet:dr fellows -the tion of the Ltinat Caustic. lo the course of our exteisive in this metropolis, numerous eases at S nue - mass tine and are daily under quo cam: i dist u total eradication of width feeteci by a safe, cenam aud, 'expeditious mode of - to any other yet edop - ed. The weakness, r.dasation, sad lily, proceeding front. obis complaiut are ,e Iffy rem) the Patient restored to sound and vigliout health. rot the debility hat fist iyeate exited, s proper perseverance . restorative reatedies is Lothar ens retpuisite, to uvire:he berm: sparks of life, as:d n reanimate the constioi. Numerotts liiseasee are the result tfletsersoorairliest treatment of a simple Goo:is-rhea, and it oat .ussfreguert:y pens that the, reeds of liie . sre rationed by the I ns o. :dim unguarded heir . By a *aloe llsethoLeeth cones • easily mire,/ ;, and twee litiagt ocher, have tailed, we 51W we may rtes to off er a radical noestibbblintent. tvef, aveattliwk t,r col4ltrited dlineli a this staple, laredytkitAlteaftlik•MokNfloci a Pia wAo, fgan " Bence 41 4 1.4itary yicf,ttle prevrtetit grirtier or a fish ictitist'eatialf deblhty which 1. the ensvoldshir 'Pei" track PerWeist* babies. 11'here the wohippy broods over his, nii , .ery, rut carefully conceals his r..iitirt may be sort* consolatihntrr him to fusow,thet although it . k OblOrt of cloth or woeful my *Wk. other Practalosers , 1119.10 of them. dt-ficienctee by the gradual progress at Remo d is the acqinterhent grout eletriettce. l thoe'rites of II Vows inn begets to ratline mealy rigour, much ballet prevented by an oar) , counteraction of this languid clo in then case' no great diffictiky will occur. 'Married Women, evfin have long ditarprintai expectations of a family, maV he %%surer% that in most is • such defects are curable hyltdedical shill. The secrecy whickb so essential td our undertakier , qualiheations which see have presumed to state, form teal , of our pretensions. add in iloincideoce te*h" such the , Om . given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consitl"d Units of either yet with the (twang& many and liorsor, House, N 0.107, Hatton garden. Patients in the Countt7 ere reeprvted to °W e thi c ir,,,t, of their case, age, and general habit of lisug, arid eo niittanci for advice and Nfedichaes, when the awe wed or sent to say pan ofthe kingdom. • CURRIE and Co. Surgechs, Na 107, Hatten•P • Ikea *we, aud at lb , bur 01Zeti T-volfl e : Prieted by LEVILL Oc tet .."' - 41 I ' •• • 7 1 . • 0 •~ : , 4; -1 M M 0. , elf tem ...oil .~ Mir I. •e lail S : eve I .