Star. — London, England, 1814-08-30 00:00:00

ATROCIOUS .lii ORDER. The 9.8r1; Regiment of Foot, which had been quar tered at Pendennis, since the disbanding of the Royal Miners, having received orders to proceed, by forced marches, to Plymouth, for the purpose of embarking there for America, the baggage passed through Lostwithiel on Sunday se'nnight. Four c 6 l !the baggage yuard, who had been drinking at a pliblie house in the town, remained behind when thq party moved forward, as it should seem, unconscious of the de parture of their cismrades. Two of the four were so much Inv - Aimed, as to render it impassible for then. to proceed, and the other two who appeared in full possession of their senses, applied to a con stable to procure a cart to convey the drunken men to the next town. This the constable refused to do, as did a Magistrate who happened to be passing by at the time. An altercation ensued, and the sot doers threatened to shoot the constable, who prudently retreated in • his house and shut the door. Enraged at this they fixed their bayonets, with which they me naced some persons who stood by, at the same time threatened to fire throneh the constable's door, and proceeded to charge their muskets with ball car tridges, which had been served out to them as part of the baggage guard. After baying loaded their pieces they walked down Fore:street, one of them presenting his musket in different directions, and at-, tempting to fire it amongst the people, a number of whom were assembled in the street; happily the ruf fian was unable to effect his purpose, as the piece lashed in the pan without going off. Having pro ceeded in this way for some distance, regardless of the remonstrances and entreaties of the inhabitants, they were met by Joseph Burnett, the town serjeant, who made known that he was a peace officer, and should take the man who was endeavouring to dis charge his piece into custody. The solelier replied, 6 4 I'd shoot you first," and resting his musket on the wheel of a cart, in ft ont of 13urnett, declared, that if be advanced an inch he would fire. The officer moved a little on one side, to get out of the direction of the piece, when the vill ,ht raised the musket, stepped back a few paces, and levelling it at the un fortunate man, instantly fired. The ball passed through Burneti's body, and struck another man named Walter Davies, who stood beMsd him, near the hip, shattering his uack bone ; both instantly fell. The spectatiss immediately endeavoured to secure the miscreants, who made all the resistance in their power ; fortunately the man whose musket was not diszharged, was seized before he could fire; th e other kept we people at bay with his bayonet for some time, bu, was at length secured without further mis. chief. Burnett expired in about half an hour after be was I.iifu Davies languished until Wednesday, When he also died. Both have left families : the former nine, and the latter five children. A Co roner's Inquest was held on the body of Burnett on Monday, and returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against JAa *Siva and Richard Resers, who were con ducted to &dams Gaol. We mentioned sane time past the libtral bequest of Mr. KISL Clip who died on his home passage from • the Last Indies, and left the reversion of his property, to invalided soldiers and sailors of the Scottish na tion, under the management of the Scottish Hospital, - in Craue•ct urt. We have now to regret that the Ma nagers of that Institution have declined the trust; we de not know from what prudential reasons. • The follow ing Inquests have been taken by Mr. GREEN, of Winchester :—At the parish of St. Mary Ear a, on the body of Henry Whitlock, a child about S years Old, who was killed by the kick of a horse-- At the parish of Ramsey infra, on the body of Ro bert Pearce, a hutclier's servant in that place, who fell Out er his m aster's tart, and was so much bruised by the cart going over him, that he died in about two }tours afterwards—Verdicts, accidental death. At the parish et Fawley, on the body of Peter Warne, a tradesman, of Bedford-street, Covent-Garden, who, with one of his daughters, had taken an excursion from London to Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight, and on his return died suddenly in his chair, at the Wheat Sheaf ten, at Hythe.—Verdict, apoplexy. Wednesday, Ann Lan:down was committed to Il cliester gaol, by CHARLES CROOK, Esq for stealing wearing apparel from Philip Staples, of Widcombe. She is about 35 years of age, was born at Dorchester ; married at the age of 19, to George Dixon, a sailor, and from regard for her husband went in disguise as jolly-boat boy Kith him on board the Levanter trans port, in the expedition to Holland ; she stood at the gun with her husband in an engagement ; went on snore with the jolly-boat at the Helder, and with 150 snen was taken prisoner, and carried to Amsterdam ; at the end of a month an exchange took place, and she agaii j.aned her husband in the Levanter. On going on board, she secretly carried under her trow. sers half a gallon of gin, which the Master of Arms finding upon her, she was tried by a Court Martial, and senti need to receive two dozen ; but on being stripped, her sex was discovered, and by order of Cap tain TuoursoN, a woman was fetched on board with clothes for her ; the greatest care was taken of her, and she was landed at Blackwell in about a fortnight. She then • went before the QUEEN, who gave her a written paper, empowering her to receive ten guineas at Greenwich. He husband was one 'of the eleven sailors why' were hung at Portsmouth fur mutiny on the conclusion of the last peace. Last seek a hands9me woman, of genteel appear ance, approaching her accouchement, took her place in the Chester mail from London, to go to Ireland, where her husband, an Officer in the Army, recently rctui i:ed from Bourdeaux, awaited her arrive!. On her at rival at Oxford, she complained of being un well. There were three Gentlemen in the mail with her. She had not long passed Wolverhampton, when she was assailed by the pains of labour ; the Gentle- men quit Lk d the coach, and sent a young woman, who happened to be on the outside, to her assistance-- She was so little experienced, that she was of little service ; fortunately an elderly female passed at the sn-ment, and with her care a fine boy was ushered into the world. The mail was detained In:lf an hour, but tie L a.ly and her off.pi ins were safely conveyee. to the L.,dge of Sir Joins WitoTriaLEY, between -W o lver:,ainpton and Stafford. Mrs. lircotais Bell's-bui:dngs, near Fleet -street, who was die ,ofully bruised in ciussing Bridge -street, 1 A wv.k, ny the carelessness of the driver of a post thaisr, died yesterday. 1 LONDON MARKETS. PRICES OF GRAIN, AT I Wheat, Kent and Essex, 70s. RK-I.ANE, AUGUST' 29. Grey Pea% 449. Small Beans, 445. 504. 'et Ditto, 44a. 465. Date, Potatoe, 335. Ditto, Poland". SOs. Oats, Fred, 200175. Flour, 70s 750• per Sask. Rapeseed, £26. £a2. per last. 86s. per quarter Ditto, Suffolk, 68s 82s. Ditto, Norfolk, tics. 761. Rye, 365. 40s. Barley, 32.. 365. Malt, 79. g. 803. White I'ras, 525. 565. boilers 60s. 625. Wheat, Dantzie, 745. 84s. I Barley, 281. 345. Ditto, Bahr: Red, 60s. 725. Oats, Feed, 20s. 281. Rye, 345. 38a. I Grey Peas, 425. 465. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANs from Aug. 15,t0 Aug. 20, Total 12508 quarters—Average 781 6}4-5..114. higher than last return. RETURN or FLOOR front Aug. 13, to Aug.l9.—Total 18,302 sacks.—Average 725. 1j4.-3s. lid higher than last week. AVERAGE PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and WALES, from the returns ending the 20th of August, 1814. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oars. Beans. Pease. d• I s. d. I I s. d 74 8 I 1 41 8 25 9 . 27 '4f 46 1 48 9 The average Price of Sugar. computed from the returns made in the week ending the 24th of August, is 645. 84d. per cwt. VORI SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUGUST SC Beef Ss 6d to 6s Od I Veal 7s Od to Os Od Mutton 5s Od to 61 4d 1 Pork es Od w7l 4d Lamb 71 Od to es Od. Cattle at Market. _ _ _ Mats, 2100Sbeigo asuli - am — it:l - 6 — ,760014.4,.1100--Pljo HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.. —. Meadow Hay 41 to 51 Or s Clover 61 CM to Os Rowen • 01 to 01 Oi l Straw 11 14 to 21 NLAVOArE AND LEADENHALL (By the Carcass.) Beef, ref stone 4s Od to Ss Od Veal Ss Od to 6s 4d Mutton - 41 sd to Ss 4d I Pork 66 841 to 7s MI Lamb 51 44 to 6s Bd. PRICIS OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. ST. JANIS'S. WIIITICHAIII. 1 Hay 31 Its to 41 les Od Hay 41 41 to 51 101 ed Strati 11 16, to 21 is Od Straw 11 16a to 01 is id Clover 61 10. to 71 16e 041 PRICE 0] IF HOPS. NSW ZAGS. Kent Sussex. 7,/ Os to 81 15s 411 10s to 81 Os 71 Os to 91 Os NEW POCIETI. Kest - bl es to 71 Os Sussex - 41 10s to 61 104 Farnham 81 Os to 111 os RAW Best Heifers and Steers (per stone) -Ss Od to as ud ;Middlings t 6d to 2s nd Lamb Shins Ss Od. to 4s iIBE S. Ordinary Market Calf Eng. Horse U.—Sheep/ins La Od to 214 d ItLeach. 141 to 11l sed PRICE OF LEATHER IN Butts, 50 . 0 56 bs 22d 25d Ditto, 56 to 661bs 26d 518.1 Merchants Backs 21d• 22d Dressing Hides WO 2IAd Fine Coatis Hides 21 id 234 d Crop Hides for ant 24 Slid Ditto 45 to 501bs. 21141 22id PRICE OF St. James's Market .41 9d Clare Market - Os Od Whitechapel Market 41 1141 per stone of 81b Graves 20s Od—Good Price of Candles per dos. Ships at Market 31 Newcastle inf Sunderland - LEADENHALL-CTREE r. ICalf Skins, SO to 401bs 58%1 401 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs 884 42d Ditto 70 to Wilts 38d 40d `Small Seals Greenland 384 38d Large ditto, per dos. 12Us 180 Tanned Horse Hides 454 28s I Goat Skins 1 Is 50s TALLOW. Town Tallow lISs Od I Yellow Rus,ii sea Od White ditto 112. Od I Soap ditto Ills Od Dreg. 101 Od. las 6d--Moulds,lls Od. 0 1RKET, AUGUST so. 6blin sold. Price. 31 • 465. Od. to scs. od 91 - 4ss. od. to 52.. Gd Meat is now selling in Jersey at 6d. per pound, fowls 9d. and ducks at Is. each. The wheat harvest has commenced in several places in the neighbourhood of Stamford, and in ge neral the crops are abundant and good. At Pinch beck, and many other - parishes in the Fens, they have begun to cut oats, and it is pronounced that better crops were seldom known. Waxnorm, Atm. 27.—The late blight has been much less injurious to the wheat than has been sup posed, and has mostly tended to discolour the straw only. The hops are very luxuriant and particularly bright, and are likely to be abundant. The old duty is now estimated at upwards of £147,000. The late rains, instead of being hurtful, as was feared, have done much good. Last week, as a lad in the employ of Mr. Brown Hearn, of Heasley Firm, in the Isle of Wight, was feeding a threshing machine, he unfortunately got both his hands entangled, and before the horses could be stopped, they were mangled in so shocking a manner as to vender amputation necessary. ULLAPOOL, AUGUST 15.—The herring fishery, during last week, at Loch Esbreckie, was from four to no crans per boat, each night, 01 large milts and roe. They are much of the same quality as those that are generally caught on the Caithness coast. it takes 700 to the packed barrel. There are 100 sail of fishing vrsiels at I.och Esbreckie. CAMPIELTOW, AUQUST lg.—The herring fishing, for some time pan, and at present, in this district, is doing well. The boats in general have from one to six trans a-night. Some disturbances took place on Monday week, at Havre-de-Grace,on account of the exportation of corn. A small quantity, amounting to about 100 quarters, having been shipped for a house at Southampton, the people assembled to the number of about 3(X), and after using many violent expressions, proceeded to cut holes in the sacks containing the wheat. The Mayor of the town interfered, and after having in vain en deavoured to disperse the mob by the civil power, he was under the necessity of calling in the aid of the military, who secured 15 or 16 of the offenders, and commuted them to prison ; by this means he dis persed the rioters. Two English sailors were much beaten and bruised by some of the people, in the even ing. A great spirit of virulence is discovered by the lower classes of the populace against the English, who can scarcely walk the street without being insulted. A droll circumstance occurred last week at the Custom-house, Portsmouth : Some of those nume rous Punch provision - sellers who daily arrive, brought over some' loaves of bread, which they pretended were for sale, and which they had with them at the Customhouse. One of the persons em ployed there, in passing by some of the French people, jocosely struck a loaf with a stick, when it divided, and out flew a pair of silk stocking: ! Of course, this was the signal for searching the remainder of the loaves, which were 40 in number, and prolific enough to produce no less than 36 pair of silk stockings.— They were all seized, and the embarrassment of the bread-sellers may be better conceived than described. Na long since, amongst their dead stock, a turkey was found stuffed with fine lace. These are only two instances among the ingenuities to which those people resort, in order to conceal their contraband goals. The signal post at the Platform in Portsmouth w:11 be retained, and the tali-apt, on theGlacis, pad those at the intervening dis , anct , to Londou, wilt be aticoiltinged after the 24th September. FOREIGN ififRKATS. ST. FETERSBIIRI IMPS per pood. Rt:bels Cotton, Georgia 50 52 Orleans 54 56 Twist, No. 24. 40. 140 145 Coffee . - 60 00 Corlinea - 1700 00 H, AUGUST 2. oars. • 46 I per poild. Rubels Pimento Pepper, black Rice - 48 00 19 90 I.iu, In Bars 48 50 In Pigs 00 00 Sugar double Loaves c 0 00 Crushed Lumps 40 41 Hai/small White 4g 00 Cocoa . 30 32 Indigo, E. I. - 500 475 nutmegs - 550 00 Cloves • - 250 280 EU per berkowitz. Ruhels I per berkowitz. Rubel's. Hemp - 90 92 Bristles—l bt sort 81 00 Flax-12 had • 163 167 t:d sort 23 25 Tallow, Yell. Candle 2no 00 per 50 arsheens. White 180 173 Ravenducks - SS 89 Soap—Ordinary 180 410 Sail Cloth - 52 80 Potashes - 95 110 Hare Skins, grey, per 1000 Isinglass-Ist inglass-Ist sort 370 00 skins - 204.0 9000 One Berkowitz has 10 Ponds, and 63 Ponds are equal to a Ton. %%change 1111 sterling for a Rubel-124 Arsheens equal to 100 Yards. - - - Brazil ditto ,aTs. In our market for Colonial produce, there has been little alte ration from the last prices, and in fact there can acarcely be said to be any thing doing. AMSTERDAM, AUGUST 2!. per lb. Grotes. Sugar, Clayed £0 24 'white 25 30 British W. 1.1. 16 !0 ;lotions—Yemenis. 51 62 Pepper, black SO St white 57 00 Florins. Pimento, per IC911). 68 70 Shillings. 73 00 per lb. Stivers. Coffee—Mart. fine 91 13 Ordinary 00 00 Sr. Dom. 9i 12 Indigo, E.l. 150 160 Tobacco—Maryland 13 114 Virginia 161 90 Varinas 36 40 Grote.. Sugar—Mart. by. 16 201 St. Domingo 16 201 Rice—Carolina ixeciaTs. Gin, London proof, 49 00 Fl.. per Ahm. of about 40 Galls.. Butter 36 40 Fls. per Firkin of SO lb. Cheese, Edam 23 00 Fls. per 100 lb. 1031 b. Amsterdaat 112 British, 20 Stivers equal to 1 Florin, • Stivers equal tot Shilling Flemish, 12 Grotes equal to 1 Shil ling Flemish, i f Sliver equal to 1 Crote Flemish, 3 Florins equal to 10 Shillings Flemish. Exchan.e, 32 Shillings 10 Grotes Fk mish Banco per he Sterling; difference between Bank and current money 4 per cent. in favour of the former. Coffee still sells at 11. Sugar in fair demand, our stock of raw 'ls nearly exhausted. Melia and Chasid's continue to he request ed. American Cotton is wanted. Peroambucco would find buyers at 60. Indigo dull. Tobacco continues to be in fair de mand, the farther price , of this article and that of Rice depends on the result of the negotiations at Ghent, about which we hear nothing. Dye Wood in favour. Pepper wanted, SO a 31 in Bank money offered, with 2 per Cent. Aglo. Wheat inferior demanded. ROTTERDAM, AUGUST 23. JIAPORTS. per lb. Savers. Coffee-St. Doming* 11 00 Martinique I 1; 114 Surinam I i 111 Demerara 11 . 4 II Mocha f 4 00 Bourbon 12 14j Java 13i 00 Cocoa, Caracas 00 00 Hides—Bach. Ayres 10 11 Tobacc•--MaryLmd 13 17 Varinas 114 42 Virginia IS '27 Porto Rico 16i 19 Indigo 140 100 per lb. Shilling Cochineal 70 75 Rice, Car. per Ioolb. 78 80 per lb. Grote. Cotton—Brazil 58 64 Georgia 50 54 Bengal and Surat SS 40 Grotes rer lb. Sugar—Hay.Wlote 22 V. Mart. 43 43 i Surinam & Demerara 14,1 181 Sin. 1 .oaves 00 00 St. Domingo, brown 16 1:0 Jamaica 14 19i per 1001bs. Florins 70 74 Pimento EXPOILTS. Butter Dutch per lb. 91 10 Silvers. Cheese, Edam per 1001 b. 24 25 Florins. Gin per bhd. 13 X Flemish. The weights and monies of account are the save as Amster dam with the exception of there being no Bank money in Rot terd;m. Exchange 33 Shillings 6 Grote* Flemish, per t sterling. lIAMBURGH, AUGUST 19. per lb. 28 28 Grates baser 40 44 48 50 .50 52 00 11 44 00 00 Cleves Mace 24 30 Schils. Flem.bo. Cochineal - so 82 Sabin*. Flemish Indigo—Spanish Flares - 24 26 East India, Blue 20 23 Violet 17 let Violet and blue 19 26 Coppered - 11 13 With 8 2-gds pie cent. rebate. :atacca 12 14 Schilh. current. Marnham • 10 11f With 20 per cea:. difference In baneo. per lb. 12} 13 Sanas. current. With 20 per cent. difference in banco. Georgia Maranham Pernanibucco Ginger—East India White Bmwn Rice—Carolina per 100 lb. 38 41 Marks current. With 8 2.3ds per cent. rebate CO per cent, difference in banco. Coffee Fine per lb. • 11 114 Schills. bane. Middling - 10 11 Ordinary - • 84 9 Sugar—Tates and Terre. • 00 00 Gretna. Lumps Canary 20 21 Crushed Lumps - 19 20 Accounts are kept in marks and shillings banco—lg shillings equal to one mark, S marks bane° are equal to 8 shilling; Fle mish, one of which has 12 Urines, and the present Exchange is 31 shillings Flemish, 4 Grs, per sterliti. There are also marks and shillings current, which vary in their value against Innen at present they are 20 per cc:sty/arm-0411m Hatutiurgh equal to 1 tilbs. British. Our market has, within these few days, been very brisk. The demand from the interior, and the goods being re,idered dearer by the rise of the Exchange, hive brouzht many commissions and speculators into the market. Thew has been some very con siderable business doing in Cotton ; our importations of this article have been bought up for Saxony and Berg. The finer sorts of Indigo remain in demand, and go off easily. Cochineal must become lower as our importations of this article are in. creased every day, and we learn the arrival in Cadiz of coo scrums. Dye Wood. Pepper, and Pimento are flat. The de -1 maul for Coffee continues, and 9j; a is readily paid for 3214. Wing. The demand for Sugar is also very considerable. BOURDEAUX, AUGUST 4. The rapid rise of the Exchange on London has caused a con siderable augmentation of the prices of all am imports. Coffer, ordinary quality, is demanded at 21% and held a: :ss. Sugars, raw, have risen from 10 to 14. Our stocks bring small, it is generally expected prices will continue to increase, particularly as we have now the certainty that all goods warehou,ed Lt the Entrepot may be re-expected free of any duty whatever, and that ;11 such as arrive h-ncefortla, and of which the co:isumption duty is not paid, will have the same adsantage. Ihe exportalon of flour and corn, and to any country whatever, is permuted In virtue of au Act made known here on the 3d of August. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Paris 1 day's da. 22 SO Liv. I Naples, Ditto,_ 2 Us. 22 50 2 U Lisbon, Bourdeaux,do. SU Su Oporto, Madrid, • 41 Effect. Dublin, Cadiz, 41 Effect. I Cork. - - 74 Antsterdam, 33 8B 8 U 1 Palermo, 110 Ditto at sight, 32 4 I Leghorn, 54 Rotterdam, c. f. 10 3 2 U Genoa, 51 Ilamburgh, 31 2 24 U I Venice.n.C. Alma, 31 9 Sti U ineffective per .1. stet 22 CO Agio on the Bauk of Holland, 3 per can. PRICES OF GOLD AND MIN } Portugal Gold in Coin, - per 02. Foreign Gold n lass - od. New 1.1aoh•oous 4. £4 7 0 New Della' sal 5 74 - 45 - - 161 - 67 At Wrexhans,Wotth W M al A es, ltl on tEtir the e4l of Auru't fletwo . Smith, of Northampton, Esq. to Mir Roper, of Hall. Monday se'unigtit, at Lantefield, Mr. Wm. RutPert..r.i, writer in Jedburgb, to Misr Margaret Hardie, dattSter art tit* late Henry Hardie, Esti of Glasgow. Friday, by special license, the Earl of Morton, to Smart 4112. Bailer, grand-daugktor of the late Hon. Mr. Justice Themes Crosby Stieglove, of Lincoln's Inn, barrister, c..rder of Qmenborough, to Emily, eldest daughter of Sam. Dick:own, Esq. uf Great lames-street, Bedford-row Thursday ' at Watcot Church, Captain G. B. Brooks , orate 7th regiment of Bombay Infantry, to Miss Cunyugham,ekiest ti4u,/k. ter of Lieutenant-General Cunyngham, of Lansdown L.r. ate it. • MED. At Dalkeith House, on the gird Instant, her Crace Harriet Katharine, Duchess of Buccleugh sad Queensberry. lier tires was daughter of Lord Viscou•st Sydney. Her death era he locg felt and &telly regretted by the poor, to whom her benevoletce and charity were gent rally and liberally eatend , .l Aenom, ntyt r acts of disinterestedness and judicious bet.reolenee. her Goa" established and suppor ed a number of nchoule for the Ldoca ion of Children, on the estates he! 'using to the Noble ithint y of Buccleugh and Queem•berry. '1 he Duchess Ms Lit two ssa.;*:4l4 four daughters. At Stirling, on the 15th inst. Alet. Curingbans Psq. writer.' At Colonel Stewaret., iu the lie of Man, Citatles IS:urral Aynsley, youngest scn of the late Lard and Lioly C. ATP li g and nephew t.. his Grace the Duke of A•holl • VALUABLE ntEDiCite F. THE Value ot Du. Fauntan's GurrA SALU N TAI. has been so tong ',loved, that nothing et the present deg can bear a competition limb it, in all the differe. t stages certain disease ; which It effecl tally cures and eraitcates the habit, without exciting the painted feelings sad :arrays • um. attends salivation—wi bout d• laiiratb3s :Ise cer st 4.: Tx in degree. or even requiring e•mti.;ement frees besmese or mottle. icon of diet. The radical ir.rt tv!i h. se inestimable Drops haws proved their claim to public arum übation for nv,re than St• yeas. In all the debility of both sexes they rove a aegrr.faiilng rectos rative—whether the debility is produced by too free use of men. cury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm china , e. :revellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommend-4 too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy and complete cure ' in all old stubborn gleets, and eve.ry weakness that gift ' the bladder and organs of urine. By hs efficacy many woes n have become mothers, who for many years gad been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheat sill., the corner of St. Paul's aerch•yard; and retail, by lielant and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall lit Johnson, Gosport; Ainutt,W‘stcii, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ; Trewman, Exeter ; Coolc.vistthy„' 031,:nviile, Gilbert, and lioaland. eymooth ; Newbury, lin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; swith, Manderson. Scott, and Reabern, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross it Peck, Hull ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Koff, Cosidterse ham; Cresson and Billinge, Edwards Ind Penny, Livespool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Nonvich ; Knirt and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and most Med:une Venders, in bottles, at to 9d. 4s. cd an has been ton tiequently the subject of just .nti 1 general reprobation, that Nee destitute of the eLasen. , : of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public pa. tronne in the profession of Physic. For the purpose of doitv jus tice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prey, tit es front being classed amorg those empiric' whose insputien: / ,ret tensions have, untortunatele fur society, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and rnlighteued, a faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education, as the pupils of Messrs. Ganda' and Blizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the London Hue pital, we entered ourselves as students in that justly ceehrsieif school for medical acqutremetits, the Royal (.ollege uf Edin burgh, and were instructed its the different branches of aiatatine.t, Surgery, the Theory and Pract;ce of Physic, Chemistry., hi; 1- wifery, Botany, &c. &c. Ste by those ailment Professnr., 1)rs• Monro, Gregory, Black, Hannibal, Duncan, and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying. the our proficiency and acquireinents are not Inconel.... rev e. Having for a long series of years made VENEREAL. Ci11140:„A I NTSs and the various diseases of DEBILI I Y, the partieulsr ohj-et of caw studies sod practice, it will, we hope, be allow, d tam we havo acquired superior knowledge of their treatment aid tare. fu slight and recent cases of targetlen, a perfect insiestsbiktim.nt is completed in the short period of two days, and in those o' the utmost inveteracy; where other practitioners have faILA of 'sto ma, a proper perseverance in our plan uf treatment ensures s the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy varitty of diorrilers which err toe se. teas of a habit long and most unhappily pursued hyrbe youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing them those deficenceies and debihdes which frequently prevent or em bitter the matrimonial state. In such persons It must be a con soling reflection to know that they may now, by a new and infal lible mode of treatthent, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous cunstittrion. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every spe cies of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour. Hours of con. 'libation at home from tee to three, and from sit in the eren ne till ten at night. Patients in the-ceuntry are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of hetes, &c. inciesing a remit tance for advice and medicines, when the .sme will be riven or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so es sential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Sureenne, No. 107, Hatton.Garden. WHEN Men or Education and protesssunai alcisk use perseverlig endeavours to discover the most safe and .stain method of treat:ng a few prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the hest praof of superiority. • Messrs. GOSS and Co. as regular Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landon, Lave been Induced to n:ake the cure of the toilovr'.ng the object of their particular study, viz. a certain Disorder, freluently contracted in a moment of intott. cation, and lts conconV.tants, Strictures and Gleets, which, by an improved plan, are speedfly and effectually cured ; as also whether arising from Bacchanalian lodulgences, long ftu dence tr •••tem climates, or a secret solitary vice, 'u often ea happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, In the one causing sterility or barratness, and in the other a numerous train of sous diseases, which, if not timely ftmedied, terminate In Imp*. tenet and consumption. In that distressing state of debility , * deficiency, whether tt , e consequence of such baneful habits, ne arising from any other muse, by which the powers of the ccr.sti isottithen. they become ena hens,•eebled, a sale. used saa regu educated s iarty Surgeon of „......4...4s • vigorous health. Mews. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure ef these particular complruts, in or.ler that they may not be, by a mistaken few, iatk:el with the obloquy so jusey atuched to the ignorant enipiric, tbiuk it but jusuce to therm-Pfeil v ere that they have been properly educated and iridated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from Gffercr t liosptr.'s, and testimonials frotn the most eminent ilereicia; s, they have to eonvince any inquirer) that the success retitle.• from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice !,: the general Practitioner, and they presume that their rerteisior.s constitute a fair ground for the unpreesderted confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them. .hy a superior method, to remove venereal complaints. borievee inveterate or complicated., 'without subjecting die patient t;• t least restraint in diet or exert-hie; and In recast %whet', • early application is made on discovcry of the tidect,nn, they Fez quently perform a cure in the skurt wace of two days. : precedented success of tiotit mode of uestment (which has Or'..rr been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of 15 yr.: a. during which period it any thousend persons of both sexes irm:e been cured, even after severe and injurious inetLiels bed beta pursued by other Pracuitioners without effect), inducts theca :u thus publicly offer their advice. Iso be consulted daily by Patients of either sex, with secre7y, delicacy, aid attention.—Letters from the count: y, conia.irn3 , the pat-tit:ale:a ni tL c ease, ace, and =miner of a renegue', duly atteniei to, and advice and his:dicing for warded to any pant of , ha Itinglein. Off OM) Co , v , I • i tonverieetereee Ifinti-ctrtet. NIGH WA ti.ki A r LONJJON IiuIUG6 TO•MOIWKUW. Morning - -3:: minutes a fer Afternoon - - Si minutes atter d • LONDON : Printed by Levu. Ks mr, Pielett Place published there, acd at t h e *tat Oliceaempis Sea • . . v. 1 ",... NCIWBER oae cr• NAST 1 FTIIE COURT .1 .1 1 ? tOIIII , ANr of 11,1 , se tita BAST INDIIB, That a Quatteily Gra< be bra at their filming, fn uist Sertember hilt, at E OFFlat 01 THE PRINCIPi • Eirr, ORD.) That Proposals wall be on or before Monday. the Persons as may be wilting the Ordnance Hones brat delivered at Apt-erase o - NOR'l H Bkll MN MAI kiERN, YO itkitijaft, • PASTE! N, esdaSe SOUTHERN, esdo SOUTH-Wk.Sl', inc ISLE of W. dal r au' WES Wool.Wk:Fic with cikATHAM, • NV/OZV, Worth= for a poiliod of hi: M‘ 'Fbe Wu go be good, s% tare of Foxy or Member. 371 be. per Witichc•ter flu. alekeered Is 'frastees of than, and dry Wheat 'Ur 01 361 b. weight. The Prt totes of each Article, wlu Pita, viz. Fur the Oat at per 1 For the Hay at per • riff the Straw st per The proposal. may be or more of the said distil: tor o=ll receive the Stabt the Contrait, may accumt after the rate of pc! Farther particulars nay ficer, ronunandiag the IL at the Seezetary's tlfsc.e it the hours of ten and tour delivered sealed up and ei DO proposals can be admi twelve o'clock at noon of to noticed Ludas, the Psri shall amend. By Orde YTON. Stock.l3l vtotry-street, wiiui the Public to the iviuch-a1 which begun TO-MOlO 2 of ,C 2 2- - - Lowest Prizrs ant Ticket RI9. ttls. anti a Offices, e, Cornhill, sod Prize of !4,000, w2' soh AU Bain - legs In the ik curiae. traaaacrea wi , h p OARROLL and hin, and 9.6, Oxford the Public. that they ate I.ol' such cbrai Tickers at may 19 Cohn C. And Co. particularly Lion of the Politic (whirl "• 2 Prizes of it 2 Prue, of S Prises of - _ Besides 0 Capitals of lee each:and oo fixed ( Berns Drawing '1 • Last Lottery ...ix. No. 3,910, e. Prime si 200 , in Twelve Shares. N. B. AK Businesi In frOM !MCC octal pamct rllO-1/10RROW. .• 1:01lTER' A2'W SHAI • LAsr fl • • • et ••••••••• • • 08.0..0 IS • 5%1 ••• 000000 •••••• ••• 2000sTieliets. 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