Star. — London, England, 1814-08-09 00:00:00

gErFAIR. Notwithstansling the positive injunctions ilsned from the pate of Abe Sceretary of State, to suppress this Ineery scene, it continued yesterday in all its I pristine vigour.. &liar *nig WB5, as usual, indul-, gent to us votarfes, and afforded them an ample portimity rr, • it gratification.. of their respective tastes, and although there were a new heavy showers, these only gave zest to, enjoyment, and rendered the pleasures of the lestival the sweeter. • • Frequent attempts were midi during the day by the Park-keepers and others to pccsuade the suttkrs to ithinthef i their camp, but these were. strenuously opposed, and the whole 'Fair, sina vote, proclaimed their intention to maintain' what they were pleased to term their ri g lit, at any Misled. They had taken and paid for the ground on the supposition that tt.e fair Would continue to the 12ih, and no persuasion should induce them to act under a different feeling. In vain did the Park-keepers urge their intentions to' knock their booths abriut their ears, and to eject them vie et arinit. Tlois threat-only seemed like oil on ,fire to increase the flame, and• to excise more firmly the feeling ef opposition . . It was, however, proposed by the hosts of the more respietable Hsieh to prepare a petition to - the Secretary of State, in which they should communicate their grievances, and such a petition was accordingly drawn up, signed by several of these pet sons, and dispatched to the Secretary. In it they set forth their confident belief at the time they took their ground that the Fair was to continue till the lath of August, and the fict of their having laid in an ex tensive stock of :aide-and Ad: for the supply of the public appetite during that interval, which not alone cost a- considerable sum in collection, belt, it they,., were deprived of the opportunity of selling, would' be attended with the most ruinous consequences to themselves and families. This task performed, - they proceeded to the exercise of their several callings, in the confident hope that Lord Sidmouth would not fail to admit the justice of their claim for an extension of the Lair to the period anticipated; It was curious to observe neZrly all the ale-house signs.in London brought withiOthe square formed by the bacchanalian corps. There is about •fiity Lord Wellingtons in the field, ten Marquisses of Granby, a dozen Dukes of Marlbro', Nelsons' innemetable; with horses, dogs, cats, and non descript animals - beyond calculation. A person front Dublin displays the saga of the Ring's end, and gives the following notice : • " Pickled salmon and good salt beef sold bere,fiwh every day." Among the booths of a more rational descriptioi there was one with the following labels displayed :. " Spirit of opr beloved Nelson, listen while the Nation &clangs every man has done his duty." Another, " By the mercy of Yeovil:an cz, the ;Lid ship Albion, of er a prosperous voyage, has reached-in safeky. !he haven of peace." Although there were a few flying showers, as we have already stated, the humours of the scene conti nued with all imaginable fervour. . The. ordinary frolics to which the place -itself . gave-birth were Ze newect' with variations, and good' was;, for the a:oust:part, predominant throughout Rotten', Aeousr 5..-A'noelancholy•cirenmstance occurred Lear Fordingbridge„:sery:teeedily,i which has brought on the death of two rben: &feast had. been given to tbcf parishioners in , honour of prate, at which strong• beer was liberally plied. Two mot at the close of the evening fell out, and foug4artnost saaguin.irrhattle of long continuance, during which they inflicter:ion each other such severe bruises, that one died on the ensuing night, ind.the other on Tuesday last.- • • Cuatsratuacit, At:nusr s.—During the thunder storm which occurred on the evening of Thursday,. the 28th July, five cows (four of them the property of Mr. Tuck) were struck dead by lightning,. in a field near this place, as they lay together. The same storm did also much other damage, particularly to the cow crops. Harvest will commence around this place ina few days. Many fields of barley and oats already fit for the scythe. SOUTHAMPTON, At n. 6.—The blessings of peace now begin to be felt ; meat is sold every market-day, from sd. to Bd. per lb. and excellent butter at 11d. French vessels are continually arriving with fresh sup. plies of cattle and provisions. Three vessels, laying near the Quay, were robbed on Sunday night last ; a circumstance almost unprecedented in this pot t. TJae robbers got clear off. Waesruso.— A grand match took place the 19th ult. at Tregoney, when the best play was exhibited that has been seen there for many years past. — The first prize of Two Guineas was won by Gilbert White, of Probus ; the second, One Guinea, by John- Harris, of St. Just; and the third, Half-a-Gninea, by Gregory Spear, of Cuby. Two of the best players on the list, whose lot it fell to wrestle together, were detected in an agreement to yield to each other, and to share the prize without winning it fairly. They • were immediately stripped of their jackets, and ex pelled the ground amidst the hisses and groans of the company. The other players exhibited great skill, and shewed much spirit, bottom, and fair play, and highly gratified the numerous spectators present. Wednesday, according to annual custom, the silver arrow was shot for at the Butts, at Harrow on tha Hill, by . twelve young Gentlemen educated at that School, which was won by Master LUMLET. They were near four hours contending for the prize, owing to the eqUality of three of the young Gentlemen, who get nine each, ten being the winning number. We ascertain from an accurate source, that on the sth July, 1813, the Spanish dollar was 6s: 9d. per oz. The Spanish stamped dollar in circulation at ss. 6d. w a s in value ss. 104 d. ; the 3s. tokens were' of the value of Ss. 2.1.1. Bar gold was RS. os. per or.. and a guinea at the current price of gold was worth Rl. 7s. At the same time the exchange on Hamburgh w.is 26, 6, and en Amsterdam. 9, 5. At this pe riod the amount of Bank Notes in circulation was r 813,314,8170. From July, 1813, to the end of April last, *there was very little alteration in the prices oil Bullion. On the prospect of a permanent peace, al tiough the Amount of Bank notes in circulation had loCti:abed to te29,54,900, the price of lit lion ,ljwered', and foreign eachanges advanced in the same opnrtion in oho favour ; and on the sth inst. the Apanisfi dollar, valued at 6r. 11J. a few weeks bel re, i vas a .nly, worth 5s ; the stamped dollar of ss. 6d. 'as only 4s. ;a•S s. token was only worth 2,.5;J. 11 ar gold worth only RI. 4s. per ounce. A guinea value 41. 2s. Meanwhile, the Ea c lave on,ll..mburgh was 33, and that on Amster d• tm lb!, 19. GoLd and silea are likely soon to fall. EXECUTIONS. - Poem 'Am«lay,• Mary Cook, .was ere oted, at. Dorchester, purstutnt to her sentence, for the murder of an illegitimate child, which she had by a farmer, a married man with three children. When .brought to the fatal scaffold, she appeared very peni tent, and said that she died happy, and with a full assurance of pardon for the offence•she had committed against the laws of GOD and the country. She lifted up her hands as well as she coull, (being tied back) and exclaimed, 4 , Good people take warning by my fate—take warning, take warning !"--When the plat form gave way, she died in a moment. She was a very fine young woman, and her fate made a great im .preski.n on those who were collected to witness her exit. Nawpoar, Ante. 6.—James Algae, capitally con .victed at the last Assims for: the County of having attempted the life and robbing James Long on the King's highway, was executed, this day at noon, on a rising piece of ground opposite . the soldiers' gate of Parkhurst barracks., He was conveyed from Win chester in a ,post-chaise, properly attended, and when he arrived in the island, drawn to the place of execu tion in a cart with his arms pinioned, attended by a Roman Catholic Priest, which religion Artegan pro fessed. He arrived at the fatal spot cool and collec ted, engaged in an earnest conversation with his spi ritual attendant, who appeared to be most assidu- Ously employed in inspiring him with hope, and pre paring him to meet his CREATOR with a confidence of his mercy to repentance. When the cart came under the gallows, the unfortunate man looked up to take a view of the rope, which the hangman was fasten ing ; but his fortitude did not in the least forsake him. Before the rope was put round his neck, he stood up in die cart, and after the priest audibly uttered his Ilast prayer. He shed a few tears, crossed himself, and shook hands, both with the Minister ,and a hang man—the cart was driven from under him, and lie died without a struggle. Artegan was a young man, only 27 years of age—.—waS a. native of Ireland, aid when he ctimcnitted the crime belonged to the York Chasseurs. He died penitent and sensible of his clime. By an order of the day. the troops gnat-Wick* tom port .and Parkhurst barracks , , were reat r a i 4ed lying present at the execution. It topic place tm,tbis spot, hoping that it will operate as a warning to 4 all those in the Island who are inclined to resort to crime for the means 'oeliving. A great number of people • were present to witness the execution. It was 20 years since an execution took place in the Island, when two • men were executed not far from the same place. , • Mitchell, alias traith, who is charged with the mur det: of Miss WELCHSIAN, in Mount-street, on Thuero day night, is not yet taken. It has been ascertained; that he is a very eccentric character, and is supposed to have four wives now living, two of them in Batb c where he has a brother residing, whom he wrote to some time since, saying he should come and . see him but his brother advised hint not, saying he.was afraid he would be taken into custody, if he came there, on i charge of bigamy. He is a baker by trade, and „worked as a journeyman in London 1 4 years ago pee ' ;asice that time he has been employed as a gentleman's reervant, principally out of livery. He lived with Mra• ',CARPENTER Sums, in the Borough, and a relation of , and after he left that• Service he assumed the name of Smith, -but to answer what purpose we have not ascertained. He wears very huge black whis•- • kers, and a deal of black hair under his chin. sup posed for the purpose of disguise. He was at a pub. ,lic house on Friday evening, in company with -a friend, and inquired of him if the murderer of Miss Wrectim AN had been discovered ? This was before ihrmurder had been made public, as it did not ap pear in the papers until Saturday morning. During the Goodwood Races, two•Londonscamps were detected in the practice of their frauds, by pricking in the garter, and pretty roug h ly handled, lay the, enraged multitude, who on catching them,. -after a diverting hunt through the woods, literally tore their cloatlis from their backs, in which state they were taken before the Duke of RICHMOND, who ordered them to Chichester, to undergo an examina • - tion before the Mayor, by whose order they were de tained a day or two, and then dismissed with a pro per reprimand. A Vrenchmad was robbed at Magdalen•hill Fair, Herts, of about £6l, the produce of cattle which he had brought from France. -Wednesday Mr. B. Charge, of Chichester, broke I bis leg by a fall, while playing with a party at trap. ball. Saturday, Burnett, one of the Slst regiment, at Portsmouth, was committed to Winchester gaol, under Lord Ellenborough's Act, for stabbing a butcher in the breast. The butcher had taken some meat to a house in St. Mary's-street, and while un loading the cart, lost his whip, which he found in the possession of the soldier. Oa asking for it, the latter struck him with the whip, and a scuffle ensued, the soldier drew his bayonet, with which he wounded the butcher. Monday se'nnight Farmer Hoar, of Broadway, near Hambledon, fell into the well in his garden of considerable depth. He was so dreadfully lacerated • about the head in his descent, that although taken up immediately, there was not the least signs of life. Monday se'nnight, a poor man- had his leg torn in a shocking manner, by a threshing machine, at Cheri ton, Hants ; he was conveyed to the County Hospital, where he underwent amputation. • • Lite on Tuesday se'nnight, Isabella Johnston, wile of Mr. Samuel Scott, shoemaker, Dumfries, having fallen asleep at a table on which there was a candle burning, the candle fellinto her apron, which instant ly set tire to the whole of her clothes, and she was so dreadfully burned as to occasion her death the fol lowing evening. Last week there was found in the Earl of Eglin ton's lime quarry of Coal-hill, about three miles b orn the town of Androssan, and far above the level of ttte sea, a petrified eel, measuring three feet in length and eleven inches in girth—which is considered a very -teat natural curiosity. ,~ gm.. . ~ Thursday a running•match of one mile distance on -he Deal road took place between Mtn Hobday and Thomas Spicer, both of Canterbury, which was won by the former. The 'distance was run within the space of five minutes. . . The Gentlemen of the Grand Jury of the county of'Bedford. in consequence of the backwardness of the crops this season, have come to a determination to suspend shouting until the 14th of September... LoivEjok AmitirET&, 4. CORN MARKET. MAI Witeat, Kent and Emits, 4i50. 84s. per quarter Ditto, Suffolk, 6.ts 78s. Ditto, Norfolk, 60s. 70.. Rye, 305. 362. Barley, 34.15. 361. Malt, Ulm 748. White Peas, 545. Us. bailers 6us. 665. - - TOR ,7=• • , IK•LANE, AUGUST $. Grey Peas, 461. 503. Small Reaps, 463.493. 'Fick Ditto, 425. 453. Oats, Potatoc, 271. 5011. Ditto, Poland, 223. 271. Oats, Feed, 1113.243. Flour, 6.55. /03. per Sack. Rapeseed, £3O. £34. per hat. ACV. 30,. 365. Wheat, Dzotzie, 701. 804. Dime, Baltic Rod, bOs. 704. I Oats, Feed, 18s. 245. Rye, 'JO& 265. I Grey Peas, 445. 48s. RE rt'ttN OF WIIZAT IN MARK-I ANC (tons July 24, to July 90, Total 38 t 5 quarters- - Average 71s. 70--Is. 6ghigher than last return. RUI URN Ow FLOOR front July 23, to July 29.--s Total 10078 sacks. —Avenge 641.00.-04. 141 higher than last week. NEVIGATE AND LEADENHALL MARICE CS. ' (By the Carcas4.) Bcef. ree stone 41 0.1 to as 4d Veal 41 Rd to 6e Od Mutton - 4s 4d to Ss 4d I Pork is id to 7s 04 Lamb 53 Od to 7s Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. ST. JAMES ' S. WHIT Eel! AI'S L. Hai 31 3s to 51 12s 0,1 Hay . 41 4s to 51 ltts * Oil Straw 11 165 to 21 Ss 01 Straw 11 185 to 21 41 Od Cl o ver 61 6s to 71 71 od PRICE OF HOPS. NLW BAO4. NZW FOCKETS. Kent 51 Os to 71 7s I Kext -51 ISts to- 91 Os Sussex 41 10, to 61 ISs Sussex - 51 Os to 71 es Essex 51 Os to 71 is Farnham 91 Os to 121 Os RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is 8d to Is 10d stone) - 2s 6d to 2s 10d Market Calf - Ms ends Middlings 23 Od to 2$ id Eng. Hone 15s od to Ids od La:ub Skins 2s od. to as 6.l.—Sheepskins, 18d to 001 PRICE OF St. James's Marls: Ss Id Clare Market - .Os Whltechapel Market Ss Od per stone of IQ. Graves 9.8 s Gd—Good Yellow Soap, 99s—Mottled, Price of Candles per doz. TALLOW. I lo w a Tallow 87s Od Yellow Rusvis 83s od i White ditto 80s od 1 Soap ditto 78s od Dregs 12a od. 1106—Curd, 1149—Palm, 006. 14s 6d—Moulds, lEs Od. FOREIGN AMR Krrs. 7 ST. PSTERSBU sti per poo Rubeh cotton, Georgia • 50 52 ,• Louisiana 54 5 - 5 Twist, No. 25;30. 130 150 %free • ' 4$ 52 Cotiiiposk • • 1700 00 Cocoa 30 54 EtGH, JULY Iz. r s. Indigo, ILL . 250 500 Nutmeg..: 350 400 Cloves - 250 220 Pimento per possi. Pepper, black Rice 4H 45 24 25 In Pars 48 50 In Pigs 45 on Sugar double Loaves 65 60 Crushed Lumps 43 44 Havannah White 44 00 , Brazil dm. 41 40 :airs. • ; ••• • 'Zr' per berkOwits. Rubel; 1 per berkevritz. Rubels. Hemp - 95 Oe Bristle s - Ist sort 7 8 80 Flaz-12 htad • - 166' 00 • ° 2d sort 26 25 Tallow, Yell. Candle 190 00. per 50 arsheens: White 167 06 Ravenducks - . 3: 38 Soap—Ordinary 175 00 Sail Cloth - 60 59 Potashes 95 105 I Hare Skins, grey, per WOO Isinglass—ht sort 3:::0 350 I skins - 2050 00 One Berkowitz has 10 Poods, and 63 Poods are equal to a Ton. Excliainge leiti sterling for a Rubel-124 Arsheeris equal to 100 Yards. A great number of ships have recently arrived with large ear 1, goes, the particulars of which are not yet known ; in conse quence of this all articles of impartation are flat. Crushed Su gars are readily sold at 43f Rebels. Crushed Double Loav'elt, 47 a 49. * • • BERLIN, JULY IL PILUSOAN Groscas: per tentner dollan. Cotton, Georgia 62 00 Pepper SO 00 Pimento . SS .00 Rice, Carolina IS 00 Indigo, fine blue, p.lb. (JO 00 Purple and viola 00. CO Violet and copper Si AO Guatimaio - 2i 00 Coffee, fine, per lb. 94 to mild. per lb. 74 st ordin. per lb. 8* et per centger dollars. Sugir, raw, Hay. • 58 00 Mare. • 34; 00 Refined 33 36 1 MoLuse4 'l5 00 I Cottob, Pernanis. 92 00 Eschange, 3 Dollars 14 Groschen per sterling; one Centner had 5 stone, or 110 lb. and IQ4 lb. Prussian are equal to 1111 lb. l'wenty-four good Groichens make one Dollar. per lb. Crotet • Sugar—Terres GO 00 'fetes 00 (A; British W. I. I. 11. le I:ottons—Pername. 56 56 Pepper, black 29 go white 50 65 55 60 73 00' AMSTERDAM, AUGUST 2. . . per 111. Coffee—Mart. fine • 9 13 Ordinary • ( X) 00 Sr. Dom. 9 19 Indigo E. I. blue 160 170 üb.tcco--Mary)and IS 20 Virginia 16 IS Vanua. 36 40 Grotes. Sugar—Mart. bn. 12. 1.6 St. Domino 1..' 16 is . Pimento, per Kolb. Rice—Carolina IRTI. Gin, London proof. 461 Co F. per r Ahm. of abort 40 Galls.. Butter 38 00 uls. pc:. Firkin of 8011. Cherie, Edam 20 eci Fla. per 100 lb. Madders, New Grape 50 60 . Old ditto 54 66 Common 26 38 1031 h. Amsterdam 11g, British, IZO•NOvers equal to 1 Florio, 6 Stivers equal to 1 Shilling Flemish, It Grotes equal ro t ling Flemish, 4 Stivcr equal ti 1 Grote Flemish, s Florin. equal ' to 10 Shillings Flemish. Exchange, S.; shillings 6 (;rutes Fle mish Banco per XSterling; difference between bulk and current money 4 per cent. in favour of the former? There is very little alteration In our market for Colonial pro duce. First quality Coffee is scarce, notwithstanding which, the prices are not higher. Tobcco may be considered the only article that continues in favour, and the priors of this article ap pear likely to.kcep up. The Sugar market continues very Sat. ROTTERDAM, AUGUST 2. per lb. Silvers. Cstre—St. Domingo 9i 10 Martinique 91 10i Surnsam ni 104 Demerara 00 00 Mocha 00 00 Bourbon 00 00 Lava 00 00 Cocoa, Caracasoo 00 Hides—Burn. Ayres 104 00 "l'obaceo—Maryland 14 is Varinas 40 44 Virginia •13 111 Indigo,E.l.blue 140 160 per lb. Shilling Cock!nexl 75 20 Rice, Car. per 1001 b. 73 00 . per lb. Grote. Cotton—Pernata 50 56 Georgia • 42 46 Groin per lb. Sugar—Hay.Wlute ri/ 25 Mart. il. 25 Surinam k Demerara co 00 • in. Loaves 00 00 St. Domingo, brown 14 17 Jamaica . 00 00 • per 100Uis. Florins' Pimento CO' OS FIPORTS. Butter, Dutch per lb. it 00 Severs. Cheese, Edam per 1001 b. 201 35 Florins. Gin per idol. lit .Z Flemish. • The weights and monies of account are the same as Amster. slam with the exception of thire being no Bank motley in Rot terdam. Exchange 36 Shilling.' Flemish, per .t." sterling. Our market for Colonial produce is rather better, which may in a great measure be attributed to the improvement in your prices. Sugars may be quoted * Grote higher; we du not, how ever, think that this article will preserve its present :irice % unless considerable lode!' are received front Germany, as your stocks are so very large. In Coffee there is but little doing, the prices are not, however, lower. For Cotton sad Buenos.Ayres Hides there is some demand princiFally for the latter,which are bought at 10f. Indigo and Spices go off but slowly. Cot..i.ieal in no request. Our stocks of Tobacco are now Inconsiderable, and as Maaufastutut atevively employed r there is mere demand. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALI .crp.2:::f.. Butts, 90 •c• Silk 2ld 244 Colt Skint. SA vi'Aiiib:l4;...sir r: Ditto. 56 to 6611 s 2fid 241 Ditto rio to itialaii . 3 .4, , it d., Nlerchatit% Backs 2il 220 Ditto. 70 to bolt. :lad allil Dresiiiil Miles V a uud I sm all seals Oreehlutd :,40 3 t 4 Fine Ci.ack Hides 22d '23 41 Large iHtta,'per dos. 111 to tett. Crop Hiild , f i r eutt. 401 VI/1 Fanned thaw aids? 251 Teit Ditto 45 to 5011.4. 2i di 2111 Goat Skins 1 1 101 ir COAL-MA it KF. AUGUa *. Ships at Market Mil t s Uric?. Newcastle - ISt - 47,. Gtl. to 57 4, 01 IiIIGH WATER A r-LoNrooN littinGF. T .Mt 8 M orn i n g - TO o 0 ter ~f.er 8 Afiernmin . At Catnle Mena,t.le of M3n, I.lov Sam!' Murray, ot a 414 u .tt MAtt it Thursday, it Lambeth, Coloucl Fenwick to Mies rlar:it* Woodward. the Rey. Alexander Thursday, at Worthing , Scott, .o Au* Maria, youngest daughter of the late Edward Elcick, of Lac hadoes. MED. . George . Chapman, Esq. or ..Massioshosse-streit, 1. udon, banker. Saturday night, the Gilt inst. Miss Mary Ann Dob,e. mead daughter of Mr. James Dobie, of Crane-court, Fleet—tree!, Soli, citor, after a severe illness, which ►he bore with t:itri• ;an fortis tude and resig• arida. tier pint, dapos tion,tur chat •abi• ewes% dens, and her amiable maniterd, had endtiared her to her parent's and relatives, and to many friends by *hum she will long be son. cere'y regretted. N the various complaints inci k lent to the humass I frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor •iato alarming in their consequences, than the G R AV El. and S 1•0 PAINS In the BACK, LOINS, awl BLADDER, and lirkis BAGO. They are complaints to which ev.ry F ermin is labld, and are a foundation for every other species of Disorder. HICKMAN'S PILLS, Composed of the most innocent ingredienisehive teen found olf .singular efficicy, in not ()My strengtnening the vcsc,a. contaming the urine, but in happily destroying the petritynif et from which proceed the above complaints. act. remark% tho calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every perniciiias trio. dency th , i.e disorders, without confinement. From a conscotts. • ness of the powerful quality of these Pins. fully eirnostl- by a private practice of many years, they are offered to the and recommended as a cure for the ahiiee coitipbints. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's 4, Cheapside, cornett of St. Paul's Cleirch-lard ; and retail by Bylaw and :harp. Porto. mouth; Hall, Harding, and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt. We. on, Mallory. Jones,Portsea;'frewman, Exeter; Cookworthy, aro. ville,Gilbert, and Hoxland, Plymouth; New bury, I. Odin ; I attar . and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smirh s Ml;nderstoti, and Rea siirn, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Koss & Peck, Holt ; Gr.sson„ Edwstds and Penny, and Billiuge, Liverpool; Stains and I.yecli o arnellexer ; Bowen. Norwich; Knott and Lloyd-ltrmmghimg Gregory. Brighton; %%Intl, Brighton; and most istedscuse han ders, in hoots at us. 9d. each TO THOMAS TAYLOR, bSce. • DEC; leave to inform You, that ever since the year I t 700, I had been afflicted with the Lees Venerea, winch front Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribe - I byt ins most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several-s-vene courses of salivation and twice eischarged front the lies& al, little relief, Would appezeto be of the moit inveterate tiate.e. In the spring of last year my disorder had 4nt to such a beai, as nearly to put a period to my existence. la this state, I was re. , commended by Mr. 1. Tnompson, (who received so great • mrs by them here,) to take ypurl.eake's Patent whiclet Imps to do on the 25th May ;lo the course of formigh 1 I , ..ean to receive benefit. In little 'Mare than a 'wadi I -became, hie your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly frce:ron ray for mer complaints, have receeertd ray fortner spirit- and strength, and am become jolly and fat, i:t ti•ltich state having co i:tinued many months to the astonishment of an who Itv...w gee, I 4m, . at a kiss in what terms to ettpress my gratitude o ltift beg yon. for the good of' other suffering Ottalalliab. make this ray. case as public as possibk, as i shall on every..Kcsktion—itt so doing. you will greatly olalige, Sir, your gratefurdiefit Veil bumble toe:. 'vent, • '''fot-Ci.X.-NIIYIUCIitt. Swan's Close, High-street, . • Prepared and sold by the sole Proprkter, Thomas Taylor; Member of the Royal College of Surgeons br andon, snails halm' Np. 9, New Bridge-street. • • • They are also sold by his appointment, at the Per fumers, 25, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No.lo3. Os- . ford-street ; Mr. Disboro.ugh's, N 0.7, Fish-street-lkiii, neartyeprs.: polite thy Mor.ument; and by otte . persun in every c:JmitlevAble •f„ t town is England, it.c.in boxes only 25.9 d. each, staled rp wit.% full and plain directions, Whereby person ofeitber sex may curt - th , .m.elves with ease and "seem v. • NO Disorders biter contributed inure essentially to; destroy HymenealHymeneal Happiness than those which are des, consequence of unguarded pleasure, People of evil rank pay adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, bet .where the Cue.titution . has beam tainted by Disease, a renovation s of stabllLy IA indepee sr:My requlsite. Twenty years have we'devoted our prance ' 'the exclusive treattnret of the following Dhordeal, and the sun-. ceislul result of our pkn gives us additional ardour to oppose, wt . -far as we are able, the ravag!% of dime Consplalnts.wbielt are the most important in the catalogue of Human Infirmitita.* After. - • ' Initiafion now every branch, as Nary Surgeons, we formed a wish es , . 1 at an early period of practice, to rescue uitliviluals fronithi It • n prance of uneducated men, tri the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The Disorders to the cure of which we have devote& our at• c:ntion, comprise every. species of Venereal leftelion ; all kinds , of Debility,. w latther arisUig thu habits of : settiol Vey; or the indul4encles of nurturer air; that derarigetuent pf :be . System in Woinen, which Is .cAltd Barrenness or' Stendty; Seminal Weaknesses, Gleets, Obstructions iu the Ilettbra; is 'also Strictures, 11 'whether recent •or of Sorg dtt;ation, and I Which have bafll4. the skill of other Practitirmers,' are by • Our present improved plan of treatment tilectually Ind twralas bs:ltly cured, without the pttient suffering the-exctuciatiug pain and aLtrining Hemorrhage which frequently fultows the apptica. lion of she lunar Caugic. lu the cou(se of Sole itaiio,ive pat't'ies its this metropolis, numerons casts, of S I'RICII.IIIEN have hem and are daily under out:care, the total trathcation of which is et keted by a safe, certain, and expeditotts anode of cure superior In any ether yet -adoweci: The weakness, estli.sation, and dtbi lity, proceeding from this complaint are speedily rem 'iced. 44 the Patient restored to sound and vii,orous t health. But where the debility has for. years. existed; a proper i•erwreratice in Our restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to revive the slum. rhenng sparks of life, and tia.reaninrate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are:the result -of ignorance or hags in the treattuellt of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequouly hap. pens that the Seeds of life are poisoned by het ,inducretitin tail an unguarded hour. By a superior method larch complaints are easily cured; eves where °dries have we trot' that we may presume to offer a radical re.establohnsent. Few, Low. ever, are the cases j,f comp:tett:tit' distrss in this - disorder, cons. pared with the ealatnisons situattoo of men, who, inks* au India.. getter in a solircry vice, or the prevalent galttieisoi a fashionable We, acquire tha gate pt debility %elite!' is the turavoidable Ct. 11.4. quela eof suck pernicious halti:s.. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully cutter:de his naistonesset, it may be some comolation for hint to knew,: hat although ft be an object of daub; or-uneertahlty wad& other Practitioners, the re. moval of these 'clefscieneit* by the gradual progress of iitne.v is the acquirement of our eteerleit:e. 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