Star. — London, England, 1810-12-10 00:00:00

tj • .. r -OFFICE, DECEMBER s. rf ' Downie, of his Majesty's sloop the Royalist, addressed to Vice-Admiral Campb..ll, and traiu lofted by Commodore Owen to John Wilson CroVer. Esq. His Majesty's sloop Royallst,in the Unitas, December $, 1810. • Sin—l beg leave to inform you, that .. , 41 two o'clock 'this ituwning, St. Valery en Ceaux beating a S. E. *bout four miles, his Majesty's sloop under my com mand captured, after a short ehace, the French lug ger privateer Rio de Naples, of fourteen guns and forty-eight men ; a few hours from Dieppe, and had made no capture.. (Signed) own= Dow Nix. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Pembroke. Royal Pembioke Militia.—Light Infantry. ?bonus liewen, Esq. to he Captain. Dated October 8,1810. Robert Dudlei, Gent. to he Second.Lisutenant. Dated as above. Commission siglied by . the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire.---Royal Cheshire Militia. John Sawrey, Oent. to be Lieutenant. Dated October Is, iiio. Commission in the Royal Cardigan Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant•colonei John Palmer Chichester to be Colonel. Dated July 17, 1810. Commissions in the Nottinghamshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. gmigns Win. Stubbs and John Forbes to be' Lieutenants. Dated Anglin 25, 1810. RANKRUPTCT ENLARGED. rimier, S. George Cozen, of Church-street, part& of ChHst church, Surrey, millwright, at ten, at Guildhall. Janina" S. Matthew Smith, of Charlton, Kent, ropernaker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Richard Easthant and Richard Marsden, of Clithero, Lancashire, (Alec -printers and 'copartners, to surrender December 19, 22, and January 19, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in ' Manchester. Attornieh, Messrs. Barrett. and Wilson, Man chester; or Messrs. Willis, Pairthorne, and Clarke, Warnford court, London. MO Dick, of Gosport, Hants, navy and prize-agent, dealer and chapman, Dec. 17, at one, Dec. 24, and January la, at twelve, at the India Arms Inn, Gosptirt. Attornies, Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport ; or Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Moline, New- Inn, London. John Polglase, of Bristol, merchant, dealer and Chapman, Dec. 11, 22, and January 18, at elevea, at the Bush Tavern, Corn ;greet, Bristol Attornies,, Mr. Junes, No. 18, Gray's-Inn square, London ; or Mr Cooke, Bristol. Alien; late of Radipole, Dorsetshire, innbolder, dealer • and chapman, December 13, 14, at the Crown Inn,Wetmouth, andlanulty 19, at the Antelope Inn, Dorchester, at eleven. . Attortries, Mr. John Henning, Weymouth ; or Mr. John Alex ander, No. 4, New-square, I.incoln s-Inn, London. William Beardsley, of Belper, parish of Duffield, Derbyshire, innkeeper and butcher, dealer and chapman,Deoarnber 21, 29, atM January 'l9, at tee, at the King's-Arms-Inn, in Derby.- • Attorney, Mr. John Vichons, of Derby. Jobn Billington, of Cobridge, Staffordshire, potter, deter and chapman, January 3, at three, January 4. at eleven, and Jan. 19, at two, at the Roebuck inn,'ln Newcastle-under-Lyme.- Attornies, Mr. Barbor, Fetter-lane, London ;. or Messrs. Tito- 1 .Inos and Robert Fenton, Newcastle-tinder-Lyme. James Sherfield, of Oxford, draper and tayier, Deceisiber 11, In, and January 19, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Krarsey and Spurr, 116, Bishopotate-street John Moulding, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, January 4,5, and 19, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Avison, Hanover inrcet, Liverpool; or Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row. Roger Hesketli Fleetwood Williams. of Liverpool, merchant, January 1,4, and Iv, at twelve, at the George-Inn, in Dale arrest, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Windle, John -street, Bed • for/-row, London. irfityson Wilson, of Liverpool, merchant, 'ander/ 3,4, and 19, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Win dle, John-street, Bedford-row, London. Dimes Clemmons and Charles Price, of Pickett-street, Strand, Middlesex, cheesemongers, dealers and chapman, Dec. If, 29, and January 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attortiies, Messrs. , Gregzon and Dixon, Angel-coutt,Throgmorton-strett,London. James Gray, late of Nelson-Terrace, City-Road, Middlesex, broker and cabinet-maker, Dec. 11, 22, and January 19, at en, at Guildhall . Attorney, Mr. Jesse, Furnivars- inn. William Woodhouse, of Noble-street, falcon-squire, London, victualler, dealer and cbapThan, Dec. 18..24, and Jan. 19, at ' ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mess's. Windus, Son, and Hol loway, Southampton-huildinge, Chancery-lane. George Lambert and Thomas 7raneis, of Mile-end-road, Mid dlesex, cosebmakers and copartners, Dec. 11, 29, and Jan. 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. West, Red-Lioa. street, Wapping. Bdward Avera, of Penky.Green, Warwickshire, ciarn factor, De. ..eardier 21, 22, and Jan. id, at eleven, at the Castle 100- High-street, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. as and * Martin, Purnival's Inn, London; or Mr. Robt. Webb, High. street, Birmingham. Pubn . Sargent, of Trowlsridgd, Wilts, clothier, dealer ate chap. • man, Dec. 24, 31, and Jan. 19, at eleven, at the George Inn, Trowbridge. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Timfirell, jun. Trow. , bridge; or Messri . Debary, Derby, and Scuelamore„ inner , • Temple, London. ' 4tatthevr Goff, of Wandsworth, Surrey, millwright, ironmena ger, dealer and chapman, Dee. 15, at ten, la, at eleven, and Jan. 19, at ten, at Guildhsdl. Attorney, Mr. 3upp, Carpen. ter's-hall, London Wall. .Poseph Bennett and Robert Ila.tehmatt, of Denham Springs, near Charley, Lancashire, calico printers, dealers and chapmen, . Dec. 2N, 12, and Jan. 19, at three, at the Bridge rater Arnie, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manche*- , 'ter ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. William Hart. of Fulham, Middlesex, loth-dresser, dealer and chapman, Dec. 12, at Heves', 18, at twelve, and Jan. 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kinsey, No. 8, Fora al's inn. William Stinchcombe, of Bristol, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, Dec. 12, 22, and Jan. 19, at twelve, at she Rinse • met 'Pavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. James, N.. 12, Gray's. Inn-square, London ; or Mr. Joliet Cornish, tristoL John Robertson and James Stein, of Lawrence Pountney-hill, ` London, merchants, Dec. 18, 22, at eleven , and 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, vlr. lane, No. 5, Lawrence Charles Godshall, of the Royal Exchange, London, ale and Poster merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 11, 18, and Ja- • • matey 19, at eleven, at Guildhan. Attornies, Messrs. Caton strti Brunxll, Aldersgate.street. Mriltlnta hiuston, of Chalfont St. Peters, Bucks; dealer in plate gius dealer and.chapman, Dec. 11, 22. and Jan.l9, at ten, at Guilahall. Attorney, Mr. Scott, St.Mileired's-court, Poultry, London. Ildr-a:d Gates, of raradiesvetreet, Rotherhitive, Surrey, mariner, dealer and chapman, Dec.ll, 22, and Jan: 19, at ten, at Guild: hall.. Attornies, Messrs. Kirkman and Co. Short:es-court, . Thrognsorton-etreet, London. I'llornas Hughes, of Ludgate-street, LIMB, bookseller, dealer and chapman, Dec.ll, 18, and lan. 19', at ten, at Guildhall.- Attorney, Mr. Shepherd, Bartletes-buildiop, Holborn. John Boone, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, hat haberdasher, Dec. IS, 18. and Jan. 9, at ten, at Attorney, 11r, Bir kett, Bond-avert, Waihrook . George Jackson,' late of Tottenhant-court-read, and of Uxbridge, Middiesee,_oil. and eolourman and glue-maker, dealer and Dec.ls at eleven s . 22 at twelve, and Yano.s, at Mr. 32, • * &MA& Itrawitriet. Tollmache Colo, of Woodbrikai &dune, botch six, Dee. IS, and Jan. 19, at um, it the Croat bridge. Attorney, Mr. John Wood, of Woodla Jaloset, Inektersbury, London. • • • Hu& Lecky and Charles Bash, of the Old Jewry, I.oridosaissep. claaestik.DlE.. IS, 29, and Jaw. at twelve, at .Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Reeks, Welfcloselquare. William Ellis, of. bove•row, .HaCkney-Belds, Middleset; !aspen , tet, Dee. IS, is, and Jas. 19, at ten, at Goildhill, London. • Anions'', Mr. Reeks, Wellelose-square. Edward Mecum, of Aldermanbury, London, wholesale linen draper, dealer and chapniau, Dec. 11,31, and Jan.l9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. adyehase and Malt, Buck lersbury. Gulleimus Smets, of South Moltoirstreet. sex, Merchant, Dec. 11, 18, and Jan 19, at eleven, at Guild hall. London. Attorney, Mr. Woodineston, Turner-square, Hottan. Jonathan Raine, late of Wlibure-enurt, parish of Saint George, Bloomsbury, Middlepea, broker, dealer and clapman., Dec. 15, 22, and Jan. 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintoers'-ball, Upper 'Flames-street. Ann Bradley, of the Strand, Middlesex, umbrella-maker, dealer and chapwoman, Dec:ll, 92, and Jan. 19, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Joshua Mayhew, Synsond's Chancery-lane. - SATURDAY okitrrEe MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, DEC. 7. S. !Pinter, J. ffentiscre, and W. Stareh, were indicted for having committed an assault oft the wife of a Mr. Hancock. Charlotte Hancock stated, that she and her hue- band lived at Sudbury, near Hafrow, in a house of which. the defendant, Winter, was landlord. In the beginning of August, Winter came to enquire when her husband would be at home. Next morning he Came again, and•said he was come to take possession of the honse. On the witness endeavouring to prevent him from letting two men into the house, he pushed and struck her violently ; and then brought in the other defend Ants at the window. They took an invens tery of the goods, and the next morning she was put out of the house. The witness is ill at the present time, in consequence of the violence offered her.— The other two persons pushed her about at the time. The witness, her cross-examination, said, she in sisted on keeping possession of the house. She had been in it for about .five months. Martha Perkins was in the house on the 6th of August, when Winter came there. He pushed Mrs. Hancock about in the most shameful manner, and threw her violently against the dresser. The witness and Mrs. H. were turned out in the rain. It appeared, on the evidence of another person, that the prosecutrix was, on the day in question, greatly bruised, beaten, and very ill. The defence set up by the Counsel for the defendant was, that Hancock and his wife had unlawfully, and as trespassers, kept possession of the house, and that Winter, to whom it belonged, had a right to put them out. The Chairman observed, that the prosecutrix and her husband having been in possession of the house, whether they obtained that possession by right pr wrong, no person had any right to put them out by force, or in any other way except according to law ; which would not suffer the peace to be broten, by persons taking on themselves a power which might be converted to the worst purposes, and be productive of endless confusion. Winter certainly had no right to turn the woman forcibly out of the house. Al tei the other two, they were merely brought there to as sist Winter ; bu they were acting against law as well as he. The Jury, however, had to determine whether they joined in the assault. Winter was found G u il t y, and fined £lO. The other two were acquitted. Samuel Merril was next tried on an indictment, charging him with assaulting Thomas Bland. Tht prosecutor is a cooper, employed at the brew-house of Messrs. Truman and Hanbury. On the 20th of August last, as he was walking through Church-lane, Whitechapel, he saw a woman in the street, in fits, and he exerted himself in her relief. When she was so far recoirered as to be able to walk, he undertook to see her home ; but had not gone many steps, when he was suddenly knocked down by a man whom he was an entire stranger to, and kicked and beat most violently. This was proved by two witnesses, who were called by Mr. BARRY in support of the prosecu tion, one of whom, on being cross-examined as to who the woman was, answered, that he heard she was the wife of the defendant, but that he had lately sold her for a guinea and a bottle of wine. The de. fendant, in answer to the charge, said, that his wife was in the habit of keeping loose and idle company, and greatly given to drinking ; that he had mistaken the prosecutor for one of her paramours, and was sorry for what he had done ; but that now - he had got rid of her.—. The Jury fottnd him guilty, and Mr. MAINWARING, after a suitable admonition, how he ventured in future to strike an unoffending person, on account of a worthless drunken woman, sentenced him to pay a fine of RlO. Dite. S.—Patrick and Elizabeth . M'Coy, Michael Martin, Owen Bradley, Michael Moram, —Fitzgerald, Cornelia: Ahern, and Mary Cunningham, were charged with a riot, and assaulting several watchmen of St. Giles's parish in the of their duty. Mr. GURNEY stated that the Defendants were eight out of sixteen, against whom a bill had been found for a most serious riot ; the other eight did not choose to appear to take their trials at the present sessions. The July were, some of them, perhaps, acquainted with what a riot amongst the lower order of Irish was. He in the course of his profession had known something of the subject, but nothing that everecame mear the present ; and it was owing to a merciful Pao- VIDENCE only, that the defeqdants, instead of standing where they then did, we're not standing at the bar of the Old Bailey to take their trials on an indictment for murder. The defendants formed part of the inhabi tants of a court, called Lascelks-court, in Broad St. Giles's,. which, it seemed, was noted as a place of terror to all peaceable persons ; so bad was it, that even watchmen dreaded to enter it, and whenever a row occurred there, which was not wrfrosweat, the pa. trole always mustered as strong a force as they could before they ventured to enter it. On the night men the indictment,' taken Chapman, bee.l3, at eleeen,222,. at twelve, and Yan.l9, at netore they venture d to enter ii. O n the night inen. , ten at 800. Attorney , Mr. Nina, No. 32 , Throttler- . timed in the indictm en t, a christening had tak en pl ace ton-street, LiMdoo. j . at one of the houses ; a ceremony, which like tune. Edward Butler, of Rachhighain, plumber, paints' anti flamer, talk amongst this class, WAS always kept up with Dec. 15.19, and hat. it, at Qnef 11 1 1 Gfildball, Losuban- Aa , - whiney, Mr. Rogers, Frith-street, Soho-moue. great spin, and frequently ended in mischief. Such. George berrr, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-manaferttner, dem klnk been tit. OW on this °Centime, when, *ho ug h k r and etietntan, Dee. sn, at kw. Doc- 25 r "II 14 1 .. 411 ' 19 ,' ~." ' there had 4)0011 * plentiful share of visits, yet the tnis i t e a , at the White Boar luta MarnalrY— Allmile r b r * ' I3 P" - e hi e f. re d i j o i nste d . Th e oem o un , a tm p i t t iu Wits's, Grceillostrece, Hausa Gluts% Lc ndon . ;..mDfir. Get. twelve* il*t o "ben seine of Iwo Adenninee lic latet r bt7 l 3 . 74ade , dmee, eladillir,iaisdest easts•elte- eieiweieW o 44o tedged la dee,,favert. at dwi•haess gust, 4Nor !at darams, leme. 16 1 0 • 1111100 ., 10, 1110 $ ci**loll.4llmaed hi of pier y# l' , lit to Aiwa 4hitk idedingly stopped at Mrs. lifer , at her window, enquired for lair.? - phy asked what they wanted at that one of them replied, is let the *-,-mie will shew her." Mrs. Murphy's lri . this attack upon- life cluirtity, did opt% -door, it was only to throw a wet cloth in *Coy's face, in return broke her windows ; and some of the grerst flying in Mrs. Murphy's face, cut her in a dreadfa manner. She upon this hailed the Watch, and Ro.; berts and the other three came to her assistance ; and; she pointing out M'Coy as the man who had assault ed her, they were about to take him to the watch 7 house, when several who stood round, amongst whom were the defendants, drawing large bludgeons, which they had concealed under their coats, attacked the watchmen, who springing their rattles for further as sistance, a dreadful :lot ensued, which lasted near an hour. Oram, a patrole, received a severe cut on the head, and another on his arm. Roberts, also a pa. trole, was shut into a room in one of the houses, wh he was beaten in a most dreadful manner about the head and body, and his nose was nearly severed fr( his face by a blow from a fire-shovel ; the wom having taken an active part in beating him when en the floor, and he was ultimately left for dead ; and after the riot was quelled, he was found in that situ ation by some of the watchmen. These circumstances he would prove, and it would then be for the Jury te say whether any or all the defendants were guilty. These facts were proved in evidence, and the Jury found all the defendants Guilty except Ovien Bradley. William Ford was indicted for an assault on Mary M'Ardle, a child under seven years of age. with intent to violate her person. The., was a case atten ded with aggravating circumstances. The defendant) (a sturdy beggar, 55 years of age) and the child were. both inmates of Hesdon . parish workhouse, near Hounslow, and from the testimony of the child, whiche was given in a clear and distinct manner,it appeared that this hoary miscreant enticed her into a field at a, distance from the house, and there attempted to aori complish his purpose, and afterwards threatened/lad child, that if she dared to tell any one what he hacli done, he Would smother her. On the following day, however, she told an old man named Eden, also a pauper in the house, how the prisoner had treated her, and Eden informed the matron. Upon which the defendant was taken before a Magistrate, when he confessed the truth of the charge. In his defence he said, the child had behaved in an indecent manner in his presence ; he had nothing else to say, but left it to the Court to do as they pleased with him. The CHAIRMAN observed, that to admonish a sinner so hardened in guilt as he appeared would be labour thrown _away, punishment would probably have better effect. The Court therefore sentenced him to be im- I prisoaed for twelve calendar months. THE COURSE Amsterdam, $1 8 2 U Ditto at silt, 30 • Rotterdam, s. 1. 9 12 2 U Hamburgh, 28 6 21 U Akona, 28 7 21 U Paris 1 day's da.211 2 Liv. Ditto, 2 Us. 20 Bocardeaus, de. 20 6 Madrid, Met. )F EXCHANGE. Palermo, 125 Pence per fa. Laikara, 52 k Genoa, _ 54 Vonir.o r n. C. 52 Liu. Piesole arcnive purl. stag. Naples, 42 I Lisbon, 64 Oporto, 6$ Dublin, 9; Cork, iu New Dollars, se. 1114 64. Gibraltar 40. is bars per oz. £4 do. 64. LONDON, DEC. Cadiz, . 44 Effect.l Bilbao Effect. R. Janeiro 72, Malta New Doubloons, set 2s. Gel SEA-COAL SOMERS' OFFICE, CAtOOlt Al(nudity, Dee. S. IR PRICK• SOLD NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Main Beckworth Benton Long Bewick's Wall's-End Bewick Brandling's Mal s Collinrwood, Ellison Gateshead Park Heaton Main Hebburn Ntain Coslodge .Killingworth !Addle Mali Park Alan Percy Puntup Windsor's East Tanfield South Moor Tanfield Moor Team South Park Main Walker Wall's End Temple's Wall's End ' Manor Wall's/Lad Wortley Wilfington Wylant Bewick WitH • Eoi Bell's Walls-Ind Blytk Cowpea Maki Hanky , Cinders Culla SUN! Bourn Moor Eden's Main Primrose Wednes. Dec. 5. 1 I 56 0 I Chester Mali Hedrworth liputlidge South Lig htoet Pot rhb M•da Shirt ~...19 561 Bllt'l'HS. Lately, the wife of Thome Eels, a bye-helper in the King's- Mews, of three fine bbye : they are all likely to do well. On Saturday, at the Right Rev. and Hon. the Bishop of Win chmet's house, in Stratford-place, James Wedderburn Webster,' Est of Clapham, Surrey, to the Right Hon. Lady Frances Cam. line atileeley, second daughter to the Earl of Mountnorris, mot sister to Viscount Valentia. Mica% , Cure t i t th ew s ew atie di nbedi t m , eettaln -• diseas es _ ; to diva astir atithinsho wn 7 wi s isibvit jigniwat deurtetivi hildt a(lnce ss id eritt which sat only 'erasion! a numerous train of nov as , ti btaaninlesatailigg e ks. votaries all the enervatin t os b e at t ti4 gild age. In tbAllstressing state of debility `LS' ck lxl. %bar the conSespsonce of such baneful habits, ercessi m Wiz Nlldence hot climes, or a n y ether taas4lart powers of the coastkotion becom e enfeebleg, as teed arises* et London, diet or.r a firs, safe, trod vomit ratite to wus wind aid vigorous health. Where as early application is wade for the core eta ti &trader, frequently contracted in a mon ieut o f i nebriety,, tration is generally completed in the abort space in and in the more advanc e d and inveterate stages of vs infection, characterised LT a variety of painfol awl e"!,,, symptoms, I perseverance in their plan (without terrain: or exercise) will allure to the patient a permanent and • cure. The diseases of the Urethra, as frenneedy with or 'rising from eke above complaint, have n , 4 their attention; by an infallible and improved plan, tke • r t abhd to retnuve obstinate GLICST, and STRILTOII6, recent, or *I long &ration, without moaning to the dinverous use of the caustic boughs. bila a y instance , c at t,„ due,:d of very inveterwe cases, of severed years coutittb aso , o big yielded' to their method in a few days, after for ewe ta t !j attempted by other practitioners without effect ; such ha s , the agreeable result of a practice of leaner° year., that •h < . of treatment Me not he one single trireme ever proved ; during which period many thousand means, of bud set ,. , oo p ts h enol d sh e unjeynsent of having been perfectly cared,n toi were and injurious methods had been persevered in romp Masan. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the care et pa i t i n g as complaints, in order that thee may net be, by a taken few, marked with the obloquy ea justly attached is ii 4 norant empiric, Illek it bet justice tothemaelves ta mate, that L haves betto properly educated and initiated into every blu r b* prtlfession (certiametee of which, from different Haspetr.i., testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, theyhave it mi nce any inquirer), that the success resulting from the e voters first induced them to quit the practice of the gen et ,d , thinner, and they preeleme that their p retent i nn% enniiitui t a, ground for th. unprecedented conidefee with which they' by the Public, been so liberally honoured. To be consulted at their hostile daily (personally, or by, by Patients of either Sot iiilidecescy, delicacy, and annul, (Met and Ca. Swaim% 14 Bootverie.street, Fteet-street. SY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETfEieS PATENT. LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous their superior efileacy in caring every degree and - of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without continence . restraint of diet, in an easy, expeditious, safe, and wart • nor. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation tilde, and acquiring no particular attention. In PS days they generally cure there cruel rfisoniers ; where they fail in that time of perfectly restoring health, the tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at the eve eti so restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so grant. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make ,ursoiy the complaining part, and enter into contest with the matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They are rod by eeperienee to be a preserver of health, as well at a , rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and (Ain every , Is short, the Patentee laas this extraordinary obligation is that whatever he promised himself from them, they were NM and mimed, as though impatient of immortal and er fame. Thu* Pitts are niuet worthy a place in the elbow Maatava and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that they keep good in all climates any length of time, and that they 1 now borne the test of near do years, with kernels creek themselves, and honour to their antler, insomuch teat derby Past eight years they have radiate cured upwards doge , Doss, many of whom had been discharged front Hospitals • salivatioe had been frequently repeated, and all ether made use of without effect. Prepared and Sold by the Role Proprietor, THOMAS TA' Member of the RoyalCoSege of Surgeoes in London, at hisl No. n, New Bridge-street; where he will give advice, Fee, to persona taking these Pills, and will answer Pati rats, tars, if pest-paid, on the sense terms, observing in allows west Invlelabk secrecy, se patient's name or case Awing ' namtioamt, but at their own particular requeu, by the Preps during the coarse of more than 40 years, that he hue had the ducting of an extensive sale of the above m ..dickeyand the thee arising therefrom. They are aloe sold, by hie appointment, at the Perfume", 35., Albsta's•street, ; the Toy-shop, N. 103, ford -street; Mr. Dieborough's, Ne. 7, Fish-street-Hill, opposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every lawn in England, &c. in Boxes of only 2s. 9ri. each, with full and plain directions, whereby persons of eider set titre themselves with ore and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain [sleeted op way' In which, by tavourof the Comntissionere,is printed at tie: Office " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridporuttet." to imitate le Maw. awl all others we counterfeit. CHALLENGE. 4ESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons , late iai Majesty's Service, challenge the whole world to prim sling* Musette where their Medicate and method of cure ► failed of the desired lettt. The practice of many yaw is particular branch of their profession has nu gives Ow 1113 successful cam. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment ad ' of Venereal ,Centplaints, and that derangement of tie which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful habit long and most tinlslippilypursued by the youths in the one it will be Mind to be the unfailing sourer s 1 Immo 'less : the other have he ravage; fatally developed to them by a? tressiug state of debility.; which, if not timely remedied, in Impotence. 'lime snits remote and ultimate sumptione, loss of muscular power, and various nervous . usually characterise the earlier stages sithiesalitary vka sons languiebing under the thmortiersineklent to stick algid, ti t : trmitment is simple and has never proved onsuesetsfel; is 1 course of a lung, laborious, and much extended practice. h most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal hieethri 1 as obstructions in the urethra, pita excrescences, hard moors b callous' nines, eruptions, seminal vitakuess, Ossist uut S i•RICTUILES, %Vhether,recent or ot long duration, and which have WWI glair otother'Practkioners ; are by their present imp:oval morass t, eliectualiy and permanently cured, without thel suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrioer often follows the application of the lunar caustic. in dot 20 years essensive practice in this metropolis, nutnerao • Strictures have been and nre daily under their are, dm eradication of which are effected by a safe, certaia, and' • does mode of practice, superior to any other' ye tethea.., weakness, relaxation and debility proceeding fromthis et it is speedily removed: and the patient restored to suudet a i, .gorotis health. But .wheTe she ,kbility bar fur yew 6 7 proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, all's' ture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to _l_t slumbering sparks of life, and tb reanimate the Consatatill Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the Ira royal have been under the care o( Messrs. Currie and Ca he 161 , :nova' of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, an d, received a radical aod permanent cure, request that; may be made to them as satisfactory ev idences of the periority of Messrs. Curne and Co.'s plan of troornm. of-these Gentlemen have had Strictures Irani ten is twee!, and had beeu under the care of Wows. House and Ho n and other sergeons of equal eminence, who attempted h . by the application of the lunar caustic, without ow" Messrs. Currie a!fir Co. may be consulted tsy sithef ten greatest ddicarts * topiary, and honour, at their house, I :intim-Garden. Wilmot in the country as; re4ud fs . ll tha Patkulitto of.theirt cosevose r and sent tol baba of 0 _1 1 ; incising a remittance for advice and maliainess wile ° 10 be /given dr sent; to any pact of the kingdom, HI U W 11; Sit AT LONDON B RIDGE 1 . 044 404gv „ -. . 1610 rainit• ..... 411. mimeos Otter wit 1 1 LEVEL Na 1. "add, knocking ' ' . - T i iiitlitlet lodger. Mrs. Mar- it NCOttitAGETS by th e hat ilite beaff# 4 44111 t 44shsis‘peouliar.osethed of uniform t ali tti . ece ' .... come outoa ti me. pie . rient cooseptidinfivihlsk hap been Zfireinled---i; 1 ire being ronsec ie: oniony' pet rlln *hie and etterotse pra 0 1 the happy effects ha WI the mg - eliee r,,A,. ; le d open tfut door, but confining their attasniast tia &main - di., in WCoy's (Ace, who G9 lls **CA:4w% a — -- ""' of dis na to direct their 0.1i— ..._ .6.. ' • • • l'lstatiltAGEls by the uniform Meccas shois 4 plefellar -method of treatment in the eu It ie teildn eighth ettenotalitsiitirkleh hap b een con fi rmed by the AMOY iohfrsin !hilt and extensive pra ct i ce ; e pter fIaPPY r&ctr mull* to the risk f r is m - I °l t ailing their attendee tb a &ruin class of • allS eleke..6 l :ollll6eue ta direct their elefilas 41 .• • ids' from .11tasocrit iestrailivs hew eyi ncessideratt hick not only 'erasion! a numerous tram of n is ,ale i elm &a ks • votaries all the 'curveting ; • Age. In dadlstressing state of debility or &Se lie , • or th e coneetMence of such baneful h a bi ts, ea •k " ve d• - ei Nlidence in hot &nate' or any biker Orate, 1 mere of the emiekation become enfeeblea, • a l "Milady 6 eleloons of Loudon, they ; otter a firm, safe, mod ties to mond aid vigorous health. spe e d y r f e I . : e c d ‘ka c rt. ti iderh ion o eres n e t i i i se s" cim an g n e i n o r ally lltiTy arisedad appcentra c v o a ; l74 p a r t l eted e m a t i ed t anvar iis i n a n i wa et t i he act : :inela rvetu sho rer fo tt2 7 o n s f p fuwa in a c ce r : b ud net ut :: : . s . trur . '; otptouts, a pereeverance ha their plan (without restrain ; • exercise) will milers to the patient a permanent tad ' ire. The diseases of the Urethra, as freeetettly ith or 'rifting from the above compl a i nt, have o u t a , eir attention; by an infallible and improved plan, due , I &d to remove obstinate titter s an d SIAM. - cent, or or long duration, without nearting to the ra, inoerous use of the caustic houghs. Many instances es; b. y .• iced of very invetera' s ca ses , o f s e v era l y e a rs N au m an , g yielded' to their method in a f ew d ays, after the cute I I.: , tempted by other practitioners without effect ; eel seels e a ct e agreeable remit of a practice of Gement years, teat .be . treatment has not hi one single instance ever prov e d , arlng which period many thousand persons, of both in ,. • perienced she enjoyment of loving beet perfectly cared, m e , :re and injurious methods had been persevered romp si Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cue et tetioular complaints, in order that thee may bet be, by s • ken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached od e * scant empiric, Isiah it bet justice tothemselves ta mate tbe eta hen, properly educated and initia te d i nto every bra i ot e r ofsasion (certificates of which, frosts different idaspites, stimosials from the most eminent Physicians, theybase;, as any inquirer), that the success resulting from their . Mrs Snit induced them to quit the practice Dicke geo m a rr andt < i j o u t i t i e d r, for , th th . ey wip p r r eced esim a t n e ted tha c totnbfierre eir d prete e w n i t t i h on t s v c h n i zi tthael•br r the Public, been so liberally honoured. To be eunsuhed at their house daily (personally, or by . et r Patients of either Sea, with &emit, delicacy, and att ••, GOSS anti Co. Surgeons, 18, Bouverie.street, Fleet -street. • SY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETfEitS PATENT. EAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous 1. 4 their superior efileacy in curing every degree and fly. ''' the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without csalinenest . tetralnt of diet, is an easy, expeditious, safe, rad sem tr. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation e, lie, and acquiring no particular attention. fa In 15 days they generally curs thine cruel Disorders ; "' here they fail in that time of perfectly restoring health, the not has the happy assurance that he or she is at the ere of I restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so peat. It is an excolitatcy peculiar tee these Pills, to make direcdy le complaining part, and enter into contest with the offend', latter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They are tees xi by experience to be a preserver of health, as well as a tr, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and fall in everyyor p t short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obliptioo tot . tat whatever he promised himself from them, they were no , Mil and exceed, as though impatient of immortal and •t, ai mei , Those Pitts are must worthy a place in the cabinets 0 fasten and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that they , I tarp good in all climates any length of time, and that they , on eve borne the test of near 60 years, with increases; credit mnselves, and honour to their author, Immune that during ' st eight years they have radiate; cured upwards doge ins, many of whom had been discharged froit Hospitals divatioo had been frequently repeated, and all ether met , • lade use of without effect. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS Tin leather of the RoyalCoSege of Su aeons in London, at his fe, New Bridge -street ; where he will give advice, endue ee, to person. taking these Pills, and will answer Pad eats es, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in allows east invlalabk secrecy, no patient's name or case having - motioned, but at their own particular requeu, by the Proprietor wing the cosine of mare than 40 years, that he Ism had the • acting of an extensive sale of the above m olicine,and the pat ce arising therefrom. They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfume* St. Albats'emtreet, Pall-mall; the Toy-shop, Na 104 ' Ord -street; Mr. Dishorough's, Ne. 7, eishstreet-HBI, • sposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every • , tern in England, &c. in Boxes of only 21.9 d. each, scaled • ith full and plain directions, whereby persons of ei th er see andire themselves with dose an d secrecy. N. L. Every Box sold in Great Britain Is leafed op whits • I which, by tavourof the Comniissionces,is printed at do , 4 Thee " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridgerstreet." to imitate 'None. used all others are catioteefeit. C Ito I.LENGE. ESSRS.. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late is Lv.A. Majesty's Service, challenge the whole world te pron Ingle instanter where their Medicine and method of are tiled of the desired effect. The practice of many years is • articular branch of their proferseion has nu gives no Ir unsuccessful caw. They continue empla to di r ectits,and their 'Oriel is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful efested tai long t and most unisappilypursued by the youths ulbethetio thstavtdiderangement to the trrsultelle of ales s if vni enereal n the one it will be load to be the unfailing sours. or trod' ins : the other have its ravages fatally developed to them byaar nosing state of debility; which, if not timely remedied, remi se n impotence. Thou are its remote and ultimate deo I, etbilese. urnotions, lose of muscular power, ailed various nervass ca o pl re. 'sootily characterise the earlier stager of 04 "ilau r / t ua OHS languishing wider the theordenincident to tech a toff !_ raiment is simple and has never proved ansucendeli is :ourse of a lung, laborious, and much extended pronto bd s post obstinate and complicated cases of venereal idectieltj a `' is obstructions in the urethra, sputa escrescsreert "" h none cailuus. eruptions, I'URIS, sentinel wtakile..l s' , S rlt IWhienreathoerth,reeentrepractorttioneof Nieman t, erreeketaily and peralaneetay cared, without te e loa rs g ; d ar u e reti. by nth*, which t 1 1 suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorr hag e_ • 1 Awn follows the application of the lunar caustic. In thrmr. 1 nos years extensive practice in this metropolis, nunacrus cee Strictures have been and are daily under their are , the eradieatloo of which are effected by a sae, minis, am does mode of practice, superior to any other yet .1 weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding forme us , is speedily removed, ' and the patient restored to rotoi_ 1 ; 4 tl gorotis health. But .velieTe she liktility has for yeaf . !.,.o proper perseverance in that restorative remedies? rim_ , tune has been destroyed, is indispensably rr‘Pthw e slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Cerentor"*. e Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the fire ar . ; have turn Cs. under the care o( Memn. Currie and f*:', ti moval of complaints of the Urethra, Stnctures, &t th ug* may received a radical and permanent cure, remien may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of penority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of t w 7",_ of-these Grntkmen have had Strictures hem ten is t and had beeu under the care of Messrs. Home and a' and other %tureens of equal eminence, who artr i gnl7,. by the application of the lunar caustic, without _ Messrs. Currie met Co. may *consulted Ise sither 7 greatest delicacoi'mellecy, and honour , at fli t h . ...a 0 0 l.attoa-Garden. Patien t s in the country are r.e4 6 _7 f the particulars otehattessee v age,. and stung bau il __„' " inclosing a remittance for advice an d taolicione' will be gnat dr. mole to any part of the kinpletn 7a HIGH WM'S.* AT I.ONDON so litx n ;' , E ina l ; " W r, ahce illt r . as sainstarrn er • * u ti o riii ras ;s r ; ',..aart • • • . *filet it atogi=aii by LEV E II mil Ns 1 , 414 On Wednesday the Sth instant, suddenly, at Croom's Hill, Rent, in the 4Sth year of his age, the Right Honourable Frederick Wham Ginckell, Earl of Athlone, Viscount of Aghtim, and Baron of Ballymore. It is well known that this truly amiable and unfortunate Nobleman has been aelcted by Incurable ma• lady for some years; which, since his death, has , trop ascertain ed to have proceeded from w ate r An his h ea d. ' His Lord.klp merriest in )800 Maria, daughter of air John F4en, Bail. At High Wycomheyßucks, John Charsley; Esq. Town Clerk of that borough. Sunday minnight, at Renovate, akar I Varela, Nam % Ilan. Admiral Wtn, Fax, 10 his 77th year. • ,1; At Id'indsor,la Ida 74th year, did /Lev. TlicpsOultos; M.A. !bettor of Hlteham, BuckitighairtggfordintiolChattislank. t. I:4lged 17,44 Ric SAO Masi% VI N &beteg alsoptaiadokiv use . Ottsitne milt ediril . ..... I - 2 ~- - 3 1 .... 9 51 - 3 •••.m Friday. Dec. 7. 1 I SG 0 Si 4 Si 0 69 • 63 0 61 9 63 0 48 6 6S 0 SO 9 4t 44 0 46 0 61 0 64 0 64 0 6.1 0 54 6 63 6 b 5 6 53 0 54 0 53 6 21 0 54 0 SI 0 39 0 51 6 44 6 46 0 60 0 690 53 6 72 0 S 4 6 53 0 32 6 68 0 7S 0 69 0 69 0 72 9 67 6 57 0 .54 6 54 6 66 6 66 6 66 0 50 0 51 0 st 4 44 6 52 9 49 6 49 6 64 0 67 0 66 0 64 0 50 0 66 6 V 5 0 65 9 87 6 54 6 55 6 52 0 53 • 41 0 46 0 47 9 e SI ,1 I