Star. — London, England, 1814-09-03 00:00:00

• • 101,10 E; Tinw-sTNErr. Ye.tertlay annenipa,. a ease , under the New. Hackney COarh Act was beard before Mr. N Mr. Po Pieta. birW. p A MIMI% so.d Mr. &Kann e r HAbeitAl, Of the, While Horse Cellar, had simiaioned the diver of the hackney coach, No. 878. or ,ibesoCg him. Mr. Hatchett stated, that on Wed, ne• lata, he hired the euacleat Qtenduir.street, snd vent to Charles. street. Ca% endish-square, for which. t! , e driver demanded one shilling. Mr. Hatchett asked him for n ticket, he slid he had none. Mr. H tchett said he would not pay bim without s ticket, and gave him -his name and address. The coachman called him mm heggar,.and said he wanted to 1411 him of his fare. Mr. Hatchett positively re fused to pay him . withratt a ticket. After some further • abuse the coachman drOve away. The Magistrates informed Mr. Hatchett, that, by the ad clause of the drew Act, it is enacted, that no person or persons, who shall have hired any hackney coach, shall be entitled to any redress, or to be heard on any-complaint or inhieniation: which he may exhibit under, or by virtue of any laws relating to licensed hackney-coaches, whither- any such complaint or information be for evictien or misbehaviour, or for any other offence • whatsoever, unless such person, previous to the hear ing thereof, shall produce to the Justice. or Commis sioners, before wh m such complaint Or information shall have keen exhibited, some one or more of the tickets which he shall have received, or might or . , might 'to have received, 'by virtue of this Act; and that as Mr.' Kitchen had no ticket to pro ' duce, dill driver could net be punished for his misbes havioni. The Magistrates also gave Mr. Kitchen to undeistand that lie was perfectly right in refusing to pay 'the man without a ticket ; and stated, that in every case where the driver-refuses to give the ticket Cr tickers recitred. by t he-Act, the parties are fully justified% refining to pay the fare. In eases of re fusal: the old law, lest George T. cap. 57, which im posts a penalty from 10s. td A w d; still-holds-good. as the tickets apply only where the coach is hired and carries the fare, the Act being defective in not im posing any penalty upon the coachman for neglecting to give such ticket. —Yesterday' Henry. Brooks, the young mut in custody on a charge of violating the person of a child, eleven years of ag e, was brou g ht up, with three other priscmers e for further examination. It ap peared, from the evidence of Pr. Stanton. (Surgeon) that there was every reason. to believe Brooks could DOI have hem the person-whel•assaulted the child, and that, with other circumstances. induced the Magis tiates .to discharge him. The woman, Mrs. Dillon, .- alias Dillarksa, who was charged with assisting tit tla • Commission of the crime, in' e presence of her daugh- 1 ter, proved, by the evidence of a woman, that hey ,held was not in the house' et the time the crime w-:s stated to have been committed. She also alledge% ''that ske hadieft the house sometime before the eom. • plainant said she was carried there. The. worthy Alderman, who has taken all possible pains to inveis tigaie this strange IT:alsaction, rellAa' , ded Mrs. Dillori. to afford bee an oppatunity of dearly proving an ▪ Otiost.klaur—Muinert AND SUICIDE.---011Thttri ' day, a man named Joseph Hack, was brought before ' plasm, by May and Goff, on suspicion of havirg murdered i woman named Jane Ware, on Wednesday evening, in tee Kent road. This unfortunate wretch when he was brought up, " • relented a most shocking and disgusting ipsctacle, .baiting,. after the Commission of the horrid crime, at . tempted to put a -period to his own eaisteuce, by cut ~sstg his throat : eircensstanees miesiding this dre'Ailftil occur ,,nce; detailed - la *evidence, were as follows : Mr. Richard Mister, of Bermondsey-street, stated, shat he was walkiiigiti the Kent•road, on Wednesday awning, iileatt eight 6'64, when his attention was attracted by a noise he heard in a field adjoining the void: he immediately jumped across the ditch IMP the field; .and, tying near the spot, he discovered aft infant covered with blood ; at a little distance froitr ,4lle, spot, he saw . a man lying on his back on the ground ; he took up the infant, and ran to the man t ~.on his approach, the man lifted up his head, and the . witness perceived his throat was cat. At this time . some other persons came apt *the witness gate the, child to one of them, and knelt down aid raised up the head of the wounded nian,'stt 'the same time at temn•lng to stop . the wound its his'thioat with his band ; he succeeded so far , that the' mai; tecovered to considerably, and a paper and fiese . tlhejritivett Vm, he wrote as follow:it—A sir - Tod iety ; • Lion,—my dear Jane Ware is iniirue Madre -114,i • a key in my pocket which I 'Vint ere jai- 9 '; persons had come up by this time, was procured, into which the'weninded man was put; and conveyed to Guy's Hospital. J sink Shergold, the offiter, stated, that Italie* heard a woman had been murdered in the Kent:roach he went to the place, and arrived at l the stun Whilst the last witness was stipperting 'the wounded' man. who was the prisoner , Joseph Hiek.*Aboilt6o yards ?falai the spot where Hack waslying,theivitamillis; , , tottered Jane Ware lying quite .ditadt - berabroat was cut so deeply, that the head was atatili• siviied from the body. The witness ifterwatdt returned to the. spot where Hack was, and assisted is conveying him' to a hackney-coach, and allo accompanied 'him to the hospital. In his way thither, be wrote with a asencil on a l iecevf p: per, so I am not SD bad as yon • tl. 4 uk for,—ynu hurt Die, , -Jiate Ware lodges at No. 17, Norfolk-street, union-stivet." Mr.' John Roberts, one of the dressers of the hospital, stated, !hat the prisoner was,haought to the hospital , with a wound in his throat, which the witness Sewed up in the psnal manner ; and as far ' as he could jadge, '0,,,, e w ,. h o danger whatever to be apprehended, as respected thk . prisonet's life, froin it. This opinion ' io nebot•ited by that of other professional gen deem n, that prisoner Was brought before Mr'. BUINIE, and undtrwant an examination: iroM the Office he was taken to %orsemonger-Line; but had not been long there, w he., he suddenly expired. This uniortunill wretch wig; it appestat, a mar. l ik ricci man, and leitet*so beldad him a wife . amid 'hie in fant childicUtteprOvit. for. flu wit a jonmeriaab carpenter by tradee. and inhibited 'with the tilt . ,forttinate woman, who hair s Ohs falleua victipi to his passions. She had had iwikhY -Frogileitep ,„ipund is his ancOteta possessiem, it a&ars lie was fond of her to an extreme. and .his cect Van wly supposed the resttlfolaiitaigittary suilditess. .• . • JOANNA sourHcorr. It is laid, that Mr. R EEC 14 who lately published a letter, asserting this woman's pregnancy, has visited I her again, and is confirmed,in his former opinion. — is added, that he has prepared some plan for her neteichenient. to prevent any imposition as to the-birth .4 the child ; b-s that Jnanita has sot yet assented to it. Tozer, her Chief Print's declaration, •ifte under stand to be, that virfinan had seen or :Minn to Joanna. since August, lAfilli.The public ciiriosity excited by • the prophecies of this Impostor, and her High Pries., has been such as to redder it neces•ary she should de camp from her lodgings at Battle•bridge, to some more retited situation ; where, in her approaching confinement, she martajoy that retirement so essential to the re-establishment of her health, an the comfort of young Slsilo. Her dwelling bad ciflate'been beset by prodigious crowds of all ranks, some of whom went in their carriages. Of these, m ioiy obtained admission to her supernatural presence, and had the felicity of witnessing the costly preparations which were making for her accJitc4ement. .In some cm es, Barons and Baronets assumed the characters of medi cal men, anxious to esrahliih the - truth of Joanna': pro phecies;, Is , nt so snmerous did these visitors becbine, arid, so irreverent did some of 'diem :conduct selves, that Joaassa. at the solemn hour of midnight, fled from hei persecutor: . . A silly report having Prevailed, that the Hackney coach Act; whicli.took, place on the 28th alt. ; would . , not be enforced, a Genttartan, residing in Lombard street, who had been -reflised tickets tWoinstances, wrote on 'Thursday to the ConitnlsSioners on the sub. jest, when he'received the following answer The Act is in force ; and the Public have no risk to itaisiss fare, unless the coachman give: a ticket." The sole 'foundation for the story of a murdet at Bethnal Green, was a drunken fray, in which one person had his cheek cut. One of the Irish labourers, - engaged in the late affray in Oxford-street, on being; brought before a Magistrate, defended himself by saying, that he had been just three weeks in England, and that during all that time he had been its only three 'skis that were worth speaking of On Tnesday, the 6th ult. a small party visited the Bell Rock light-house, at this mouth of the Firth of', Forth, and were highly grAtified with its novel and, majestic appearance, and with the singular ineenuityl an perfect order of the mechanism by which the re. volution of the lamps, and the striking of the hell, are produced ; nor were they less pleased on observing how much the cOmfiirt of the isolated inhabitants had been consulted, in the neatness and convenience of the . , different apa!-tments. of this 'sea-gitt prison, in one of , which thi warty breakfasted, and experienced much civility and attention from the watchmen. Two of them were employed fastening to the rock pieces *if wood, of di;Terent sorts, in order to ascertain .which specks would best resist the influence of the sea. In, the 1 br, , ry the strangers found the appropriate vo lume of Robinsontrume ; and in the album, which is presented to all visitors 'for the insertion of their names. remarks, &c. they distinguished the following lines, inscrili.4 by the hand of the popular Author of the Lady of the Lake r n Peaacia logetrua. 66 Par loth. born of the deep. • O'et; them wild suelves my watch I keep ; ruddy gem of changeful light Bound on the dusky brow of slights The seaman bids my lustre bail, And ,torus to strike his timorous sag. 66 WALT'S SC.TT, idly tO, 11314." • Th*l3lll3lber of visitors, since the erection of the Fabric, it appeared, was 1378. 4 The arrival, of !rotor to form the Portsmouth Ex.: pediticn, has given temporary stimulus to the town( of Soutiiiingtors, since the cessation of. French visits. Detachments of the 38th, the 45th, and the 93d, hare occasionally passed ; and Urge triins of baggage- Carts, loaded with women, have been crowding' in after them. In this latter eqnipment for the fatigues , of the tampaign, the carps which have served in thel Peninsula seemed to have been peculiarly fortimateii One 'regimenti which brtsught home but SOO men, said to bas e attended- by iilQO ladies; of all countries end complexionsi their original establishment of English teinfor Ced by.f l orturOse. Spaniards, gypsies of botti nations attracted by a life of restlessitest and rapine ioj like their ; own, and the last ;nose heroic and most at , intuit* gavel. beauties of. S‘O Frenchwoniem—t 1 IA!, Bathers I;ive in . geneml . lOst their Origipal brightient,w • aid' ire emlniairned into the deepest tinges of the South. They have the.look of fatikup, J but appear' lir high and except some passing. comparisons between thefaciUm of Bring abtoad at free Abotees, .and the snore incdnieelebt - mede of ' ' r poling 'for what they get at horn*, nein perfectly satisfied with whatever may be their destination. • 4 fitessatte.....Monday week, the annual meeting of i tlw woodmen. of Arden, commented at the Forest 1 . 1a11,:oll . Meriden Heath, when the gold medal for Athest target shot, was *on byC. E. Kepis:gum, Esq. of Amington. Wednesday sennight the silver arrow was shot for at nine score yards, and won by J. Eardly Wilmot, Esq., of Berkeswell. Friday following the sil ver biigle was shot for , at eleven score and ten yards, and v/on, by the Earl of Aylesbury, who was also Cap tain of NuMbers at the target. The meeting was nu merously attended by many of the first families of the county. • Ster.Ournt MID ruit • CaT.—The following curious circumstance may be relied on as a fact, which oc curred during the late ' fire at Bankside :—ln one of icehouses that appeared as one sheet of fire, the fire. l osen perceived a cat sitting on some bags which *ere rip the midst of the flames; 'the cat cried, 66 Mew, mew l" most bitterly, finding her escape impossible. One of the firemen who saw and heard her, cried out to Solomon, a Jew, who assisted them to work it the engine, d• Solomon, you hear the cat calls out Jew I 'Jew !" Solomon looked up, and perceiving the pe rilous situation of the unfortunate cat, who cried out again, 46 Mew ! mew!" Solomon most emphatically 'died, a ' you shall not le disappointed in the Jew, if, pt the risk of my life, I'ein't save yoik" .Hs threw It tope, to which there`wii'altriok mottled, 'high. ,16ftunately stuck in the'tiek, loci, iVitkikittek 'he polkd the sack froviiihe Mrdsi 'Or ilie,ll4 . *is ti tad t olls° the cat, whose.hair was all singed from the pie. During an hour oilers'/aids, Ada, he - worked et the etigint, the cat nevertjtiliteciliinf,"lnit jseltl fist on bis'sltotilder, or sat' !weighs, on ; and he afterwards ook ohs 04 home to his own house. 'ilArtiEri.: • . . NEWGATE AND 1.1/AIiENIIALL MARKETS. (By the Cams...) • Beef, t er stone 43 01 to 31 0,1 Veal Ss Od to OS rid Mutton 41 4t) to Sc 4LI Pork • As dto t. 'id Lamb 3 441 to Gs St ------7.---. - PRICES OF HAY AND sTitAw YEarI'ERD4. 1 ST. JAMES'S. WIIITSCIIA Pt L. Hay 31 Sc to 51 0* ad Hay 41 4s to 51 los OS Straw 21 2* to 21 Gs 61 O Straw 11 6s to 21 4s 2d , D. Cr 6i I lls to 71 7s Od PRICE OF HOPS. NEW 11•13 1 1. ' 111 W FOCKFTS. Kent 71 Os to SI IS. I Kest -51Osto 71 Os Susscs 61 ins to 81 Os Sussex - 41 los to 61 10s F.ssvx 71 Os to 01 Os Nonbun bl 0; to tit Os RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steen (per Ordinary stone) -3; nil to 3s 2d, Market Calf Mid;Wow,. 24 61 tots lid • Esqt. Hone Lamb Skins Sr 04. to 4; Giq--sheephkins its od to 211 . 4 d 11 s. each. 14s to les :Oki PRICE OF LEATHZZR.IN LKADENHALL-STREET. Butts, SO to 361bs 22d 26t1 Calf Skins, 30 to 4011 is 86d 40g 'Ditto. SG to 661bs 26d 283 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs Susi 414 Merchants Backs 21d 224 Ditto 70 to istlbs 354 40d Dressing Hitles 2013 2.144 1 Small Seals Greenland 863 38(.1., Fine Coach Hides 21 td . 231t1 `Large` Large ditro,ter doz. t cos 1110 Crop }Mei for curt 201 214 d I Tanned Horse Hides 25d 264 Ditto 45 to 601hs. Aliti,23id I Goat Skins 11. svs: PRICE OFTZTAV. .., . , 'St:fames% I. Town T Market 4s 94 - allow 831 Od .Clare Market - Os Od Yellow R BCs Od io* Whitechspel Market 4s Ild I White ditto IS -s Oa per Ernie of alb • ..--ea-a. I s o ap ditto Ula 04 Graves 20s 04—Good Dregs 10. Od. Price of Candles•per doz. 14s 6d—Moulds, les Otl. . • , . COAL-MARK/IT, SENT.':. . Alps at Market . Slaiis sold. Price. ' 54 /10Weastle - Ott -45 i. IkIL tti fille:fid le Sunderland • • 1j . • • - Ws. esi. to 555. fid COUN CRY MARK 1-I S. OireltD, Sept. it..J•Ptice•ot a bushel of Wheat l'Os. ids .114 Q6arterre Loaf, us. Illd. UimilDog. - Sept, I.—Wheat per lead £l7 Os to £44 104 • barley; per quarrer SGs to 595. Oats 26s to SS% Beans 47s to 4.4. • Yeas 52$ to 561. . • . COUBB114:1 1 7 SXCHANGE. Parisi day's da.22 SO. Lb,. Naples, Ditto, 2 Us. 23 02 U Lisbo, Bourdcatii, dos 23 0 Oporto, Madrid, '4l Effect. Dublin , Cadiz, 41 Effect. I Cori:, 4 - essusterdasn, 36 2 B 2 U I PAlernio, 110 rl Uittostt 'Melt, 35 10 % I.egisorn, 5 trdasn, c. f. 10 32 U ' ''---- R i . 31 2 2i U boa, SI S et U ..X.. , Agra on thi Bask of . . 45 . . 661 . . 67 • 7i Veuice,n. C. I.lv.Plccole. invflective per i. ate 22 00 iollasid, S rr rent. - PR/IVISIONS IN' FRANCE.—A Letter, dated Calais, I August 29,says Saturday, market day, I bniight provision for the week, at the following rates : Prime joints of mutton, veal, and beef, at nine sous a pound, (equal to four-pence half-penny English;) fowls at 2s. a couple ; ducks nearly at the same rate, And tur kies at about 2s. 61. each ; eggs, 26 fur lid.; tint : ter, at about 10d. per pound (eighteen ounces to die pound) ; vegetables, such as cfluriflow , :rs, at the rate of seven for ti.l. ; every oti.er kind of vegetable equally cheap. Fruits, such as currants, gooseberries, Sec. at the rate of a penny per pound. Bred, equal to our quartern loaf, at 6d. Now this is considered as a very dear part of France, owing , to the great number of English that are daily arriving." Mr. Courrs, an Officer, residing in Sulfotk,-street, Middlesex Hospital, has undertaken to start on Mon. day from London, and do SOO miles in five days, fur a wager of 200 guineas. He once matched. himself to do the 100 miles in 20 hours,.and lost. A Gentleman has a Gig, which may be seen at Mr. DARBY'S, in Montague-mews, Montague-square, that was primed with the ROYAL PATIINT ANTI•AT pIITIOR oa the Rgosar's birthday (12th August, 1812), frpm which time to the April following, it travelled upwards of Two Thousand Miles, and then remained in the coach-bouse till the 7th of last month, Since which it bas been to Brighton and back, and in the course of these two years only one application of the Composition has been used, and nothing eke, and. according tp the appearance of the axletrees, it will yet go a great distance before it is necessary for an). thing to be applied to them. Mcwr SINGULAR OLCURRENCIL—A few nights since the Cheshunt, Hens, waggon, on leaving. London, bad a number of women and children passengers, and .after partaking of some refreshment at the Black Bull, at Kingsland, they proceeded on. Soon after "wards the waggoner was alarmed by the shrieks of ban of his women passengers, aad on enquiring the cause, she had fallen asleep and lost her infant, which WAS supposed to have slipped through her arms and fallen out of the waggon. The driver stopped, whilst the afflicted mother and two men traced the road back after the child, and in their way they met a stage coach and a waggon, but they could get no tidings of the infant until they found it lying in the road, about a mile from the waggon, uninjured, ex cept having been slightly bruised. The night was dark, and although neither of the drivers of the coach or waggon could see the child, the horses evidently did, and broke away from it. BIRTHS. Oa the llith ult. at Wintley,near Coventry, the Lady of Lieu tenant-Colonel Clark, of the bans Greys, of a daughter. On the t7th ult.at Edinburgh. Mrs. Majer Rubersun.of a sea. ths the tlith ulr. at Sleningford, in tho county of York. the Lady of Colour' Dalbiac, of' the 4th Dragouns, of a daughter. August O. the Lady of George Gipps, Ea+ M.P. at a son. MAttRIED. Attest El, at Truro, Capt. G. Wighttnan,of the 48th Foot, to Miss Rea, only daughter of the late Walter Reed, Esq. • Thursday inerninr, by special teener, by his Grace the Arch bishop of Canterbury, it the Palace, Lambeth, the Hon. Frede rick gold:moo, brother to Lord Grantham, and Secretary to ; Lord Castlereagh, to Lady Sarah Hobart, eldest claugSter ut the Earl of Buckiughatushire. There were present the Earl and Couutess of llto.kinghamshire, Dowager Counter► of Bucking hamshire, Lord Grantham, Dowager Lady Granthatn, lady Lukas, the Ladies Stewart, and Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan. After the ceremony,. the happy pair set off iu as elegant chariot and four tur Fitzroy Farm, their father's seat. VIED. W edoesclay, at Hythe, In consequence of a morillicatiun, pro ceeding from the dislocation of the joint of a finger, Pu stonitit; a cyiekat ball, daptalti James Bullen, of the Scots Greys. , 3 ,- Avg. 25, at Ylynroutit,l.leut. Anstt tither, late Curawander of Ise Basilisk. ) atwday, in,childbed, at the house of R. Hedger, Fsq. Barrister Law, West-square, Mrs. R. Hedger and intant son, esteemed WI who knew her, t 2 years of age, aid second daughter or Sparrow, Downing-street. A short time slice, at Bosworth, suddenly, Mr. Beaumont, api ilo hact beep a prison: in France fur twelve years, under the tyrapnic rule of Boniparte. July 29, at •St. John's, Newfoundland, in his 29th year, Capt. • Edward Wrottestev, of big Majesty's ship tiabiue. Zdowft tuffwlibt, at the house of his son in-law, Mr. Carpen 't , s er it Wttiagwais. ike Ur. labs Norris, aged 7b. , / QUACKIIIM4S-114T. nevit or THOU f 7 AND6. }IPA 14 llt After having heels deceived stet Imoreerrly ironed by thiiera:- l'retenders.. ESSt §.COOPER awl CA Sittielans Cluirintte. M'tree!. D'achfilsrs rtUta.atijoielsit Poetised Hill's UltalNel. entire SO yea , * regsttir pnic ice, me aver that thint“teli tan tiro* yearly to a Certain Crniti.laint, ev in to ;snooper which have causel tines tom. writ Mortise* ou , !te I Face, and Body, d meets in the to the Esti. nrs'neos, :aririurecohst watt. Wren.. No,'•sou tisetilut , Pones. eteerated sore Throat, tinctures! paius ha the Head god I..otbs ereepiesity taki n and nitro falsity trey c 4. gbovatati,.': l ): ski"' ""Pet etteu...s, wilt a general Debility, and decay lit the er,nettut;on, originvirg front a Dreadful Dhcase lortiog Polka habit oc the Improper use of Mercury. ...hles4rs Ceoper cui Cu. have Iseee . reviled)? isr;tltoThhe pro: reseal), (and their exper.enr- in the aboetsdleirdersare to:Tat-ale Ivied), are hlealbets of dr- Ileyal Cellos! of tier/prim, its Lon. den and I.,:inlittrgh; and it is pralitylog to theh: tret.ii to WO flounce they have rescued very many of chair fells w. lweA. ere. front the airtime grcadtal disorders Veer Wors e arid strzu I..!*pf-• tal. bad failed). /viessrt. Cooper and Co. tire conielted daily from - ten soled (Suediryi excepted) . by either sea, rusted nualy ; ur by 14:1•tr:, _post paid, when mcdicities aud the heat &tyke will be writ id any part of the feign or c.dentry. . • N.D. The 1`11.E.1; en l 144 . 1 . ULAS mired 'Waal p:rning Cut tilt& and those who labour itoi.er sire Mast siffstressive eases of dobilhy (front %Ammo' . rause, Whether pAin'Slir for:hsciettos or otherwise) 'wed set despair, but 11rplyW Serron Ctolper:lno Co. Cl.arlottk-street, Dlacidriars•raiii, adjoloini; Woe laid Ilia's --• . _ • IN the vsi Ans - toitipl inti . 'Ur the h drhn frame, there are none niore dreadful lo.their na'ore, nor nntill alarming in• sheirefrisegutincer. titan the (iRAVI - .l.ased 5 i ONE, PAIN 6 in the BACK, LOINS, and bl.A'ffbittl, • and LUSS• DAGO. They are complaints to whorl) every person is .I.llibls, and are a foundation for evroes,other species of Disorder H I ClSlitherti -- 1 1 L LS. -Composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found d singular dicacy, in. not only strengthening the vesorla cortainins ' the urine, bur in happily deAtcylng rise petrifying quality of it. -from which rruceed the above cumplaiots. etc. reninvitie thin calculi, or gritty seer , •tious, and batn.hing every pet-incluse. req. • dency to:Luse iliNorders without cntifmenient. Pronl'acetisCrousi. • nrss of tke powerrul q•i.d.ty 04.1.11rAt Pids, fully evinced by s private practice in many years, they . are offered to-the afflicted, arid recommended as a cure for the above coniplaints. Sold wholesale and retail at Mt. Birder's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard ; and retail by Bel= and `;harp . Porto. mouth; Han, thlrding,and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, W e ts si t Mallory. loner; Portsea;'Crewman,•Ereter; Cookworril„Glea. Hmiland, Plymouth; Nevrhory,lhilihn; hastier • and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Sasith, MStiderston, icci'd. and' Rei. burn, Ednburgb ; Crutwell, Rath; Ross & Peck, gull; Gregeon, Edwards and Penny, .ad Zillingestivorpool; Stains andl.r.c!!, Manchester • Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, St-Mhightme Gregory, B righton; White, Brighton f and meet Mediator vim. dere, is losaeo at aa..9d. rack • T hat beel.Weireq me* the. subje.ot ot.. jefted general reprobation, that own destitute or tie elettfote of do Modica! art have offered themselves Si eaudidatts for public pee etemage its the profession of Physic. For.bc purpose Of doing fur tike w • the result of our studies and ixperience. and :o prey -tit IA from being dewed among those entAnce whose impudent psis tensions have, inatertunately tor 'acetify, been too las...iirab.y ryes celled, we beg leave to submit to die liberal and eolighteock g faithful statement of our pursuits'aftd acquirements.. After having received a regular melical estimation. as tbe pupae of Merin Gtindal and idiear 1, wl.iise lectures iwi I,ractice weir carefully attee.cd., as rrofetiorsan.l itirgeons of tlie Land , * MO. petal, we catered ourselves as stinletits•id that ju tit; gte s atr: 4 school. for medical acquirements, the idayal rotgl e I ,f Edw., burgh, and 'were instruced in the different fitanches of Atatoniy, Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Pleysic, Chonntry, "Aids wary, Bo:any, Am. Ste. &c by . theist enfascut Professor. Ins. Mourn, Gregory , track, Hamann, Duncan, and' Ruthe:rtorsL •We trust we thalthot be deemed presumptuous M saying, dot our profidencyAnd accrirements are not inconsiderable. Havoc for a lone aeries. cif years Made VENERLeII. Ct!MPLAI and the veriouserisruses of DEBILIIY, the particular 'object of Out studies and practice, It erll. we brpr, be altewed that we Owe acquired superior knowledge sit their tied - in •rit eld cite. la shine and recent Wes of Infectioo,o pintmeteseeteelislunent:ie completed in die short period of two days. and in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other practhinners I:ave railed of at- Cell, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment castrate the patients safe .and radical Jour... Amidst _the melancholy vaiiety of slit raisers which are the cf. nets of a habit Wog Ind most utihappily pursue& by the yuedrof both sexes, there are none more &laminar ranee dietressing than these dchc:enceies and debilities which eminently prewar or em bitter theatstrineMsl state. To sea persons ft ntedlillrkilio- . . soling rellect4o to neow the. shay may now, by a riser and Wide lible mode of trcatmatt, he restored 'to tha , greatest of ail human idessuip, a strong, manly, slid vigorous ecintitteion ewes. of debility, [raw[ whoever cause arming, as well as in every egos cies of venereal infection, we may he miisulred'hy patients off either vet With the greatest secrecy sod huoour. Hours efneine. saltation g Inifele from ten to three, and front eh in the evening' till ten at night. Patients io the country are requestel to ore the particillsola ' their case.' ege, and general habit of living, dtc. Indosirg a e emit. twee for advice and medicines, when the state wilt be giver , tr sent to any part of the kingdom. ' , To eniesee that worm so t sential to our endertating, the postage of genets may be added so the account for medtenes. . CURltliff and Co. Surgeons, We. 107, Hasten .Garden WHEN Men of Education and professions: tett It me persevembig endeavours to &mem the most eaten gel animus method of treating a hew pomading Diseases, Me recce:ll - rank of their experience is the her proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS Co. as regular hlembers of the Resat College of Surgeons in kondon, ..are been induced ie maims the cure of the tellowing the object of their parricni.ir study. 'e.s a certain Disorder, frevenhy contracted in a moment Ad intgale cation,. ray' Its ce7Tonetatits„ litocitires assd Glean. which, le an intrusted plan, are iprethly eutreirecrually cured; as also do- betty, whether arisin, irons Bacchanalian induloones., king red- Loco tr 'vitt= climate-, or a secret .asli.ary vi c e, too Wiest no. happily pursued by the yowl: ,•t sites, !u the cot cauleng sterility or barremaest, and in the oiher a .utnneroos tads of sou votes diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate to Magus terse and consumpt . ro. In that di:nesting' state of dt•biliq oe deficiency, whether the consiejetnee of such baneful habits, sot crictuS fetus any Mint cause, by which the powers Of the cons* tution become eoleehistd, as regularly educated targeons of I:on dos, they offer a inn, wife, and meetly restoration w sound asst vigorous health. . Messrs. Goss ar.il Co. **elusively profewint% the cure of the. ' particular complaints, in order thin they may out hes by a mistaken few, met tied with the obloquy 40 justly attached es the ignorant empric, think it but jwrce r.• slianselves to eau that they have Leen properly educated wird initiated Into even branch of the profession (certiScates of whi.:ll. frets Mamie Hostittak, and, testimoolals trout ite most eminent Physicians. they have' to • Marisa any imperer) that the success essuettrg from their ensksentonev lir.: Waned diem to met the practice et • the general P and theS• pre.unse that !hest* peewees§ constitute a lair prutindf isv the tityreuedsoted oitandoete Week they have. by the Pah*. been so Itheratly immured. The result ofa e and- titenssee rract•Ce :at euAle. 4 .* them. 1 .1 a superior to reosoewantiereel cootplaiti.e. however overtrain or complitated, wtihuu' atelitectiog des patient to Oe lean restraint e•kt sir eltrrh.e ; L 11•1 rvecot Case wbere easy application tentadron discovery of tint inhiciuo. they 'Os gamely perform a cure in the shoat lace of two &I. fie at • ptecedsuiteti success of their mode of ti sat:sent (which e,a, St44' beets kntiv:n to fail le entishetie Sentence in a twarme la yo during which pedod n. any thousinul perentis vet b sexes is been cured, even after st vere irjurleus methode t: pursued by mho, !Iran Welters withitat effect), inducers them t: thus publicly fatfer their advice. 'Co be coutstatel dilly l:y Patient; of etheesee; With mews. delicacy, awl attention.—lotters tont fz.r. ommul.contair 7 l the parr.culars tea WV., age, and pi:inner or Whig give .1. a renyttance; duly attcudcd to, end advice aol Mullein* Nr* warded to any pat; cat the kingdom. emuts aro,' • MOH WATliat Al LONDON llatIDGI: i o."lloitottW. A Morntt.g - 4 tit:ou.rg • ter 4 Afternoon - 0 inionted at m' S /4)141i),* - 71 3 tinte4 1 1 by I.avet. IClNT;Pteltett l'ise•: 'obligated tbefe, and at the 4lar (Ake. temple tar• 1' C 'Tb or I Pt' NC eft MI oT. ea tel am b