Star. — London, England, 1817-02-10 00:00:00

P RO.VIENADF. Yesterday the favourite and fashionable rendezvous in Hyde Park was crowded to excess by persons till distinction. A double row of carriages, displaying the most brilli.:nt liveries, .gave lite.and . spirit to the! sten.% The weather was uncommonly tassolitrable, for the season, and the proreena2e. on Otis ()Cession s•:as considered the most elegant oilany observed this year. The Grand Duke NICHOLAP rode alseautiful se.d spirited horse, 4 1nd attraved the. general gaze oil theisedrstrians. He was accompanied by the Duke of Devtesstio.t, and all the dashinellt?rsemen in the Park. The Marchioness of HiCADFORT lend the AN-' catgut.* family, made a most superb ancrrliliant al. penance. The Ladies ELLetssoatioutt, 'tile Mors s mos, the, Durliess of Leeds, acd other constant visitors on the proxemir, contributed greatly to the pleasing coup We have seldom seen a more numerous and tr,tly genteel assemblage t han the w.lkihg place presented. The green spite Irom the lliding-IyAse to the Piccadilly entrarrce of the Park was tridd.n by groups of welt-dressed females ; grace and beauty were every where ennspo uous Th.: newest hots were lawn colour bi.ver, trimm e d with rose ribbon; and plumes of white icALllel s. Grey cloth pet with broad fur at I..itton., forming black and white Vandyke), were much worn. One Lady wore a beautiful white silk pelisse, trimmed round the bottom, sleeves, and up the front, with black Martin fur of considerable value. The contrast was pechli lily striking, and a black Spanish. hat, turned up in front with a gold button and drooping white feather, produced a striking effect. This Lady wits a Polish Countess. The general spectacle, on the whole, gave promise if a speedy return of the high life, beauty and gaiety, which adorn the metro polis in summer. AR the people of distinction in tour. were seen in the Park and its environs. Yesterday ibe Danish Minister entertained a large party-of distinction at his house in Welbecic-street.- : Boron FAOILL, Ambassador from the King of the NATHaRLANIts, gave a most suusptuous Entertain. *tient on Thursday, at his residence, Whitehall-place. Vivre were present ills Sepal Highness tie Prince Regent and the Grand Duke Nicholas, tbe'Rusalan, Freud), spinhis, and Wurtemburg Am. bawadore, dm Doke of hlontrose, rhe Maiquisolaminioadeki; Earl of Liverpool, Lords Sidmouth, St. Helms's, Hampden, Pal megaton, Carlton, Masts. Vanaittart, C. Long, Canning, George Rose, Lieneral Knotowsoff, General Savraself, Baron thelsotay, Moedeur Gouffroy, Mr, Glinka ' Colonel Ragag, Sir genjanun • Bitiontheld, But. and Sir William Consume, Bart. • • . • Fri Jay the body of his'Grate the Duke of MARL isrmouctra .watt iistrrred in the chapel of Blenheim. .,. The lunerAl service 'was read "by the Rev. M. kilt, domestic chaphtin to his Grace... The . M.tron and Corporation -of WOodstock, the Rev. pr.•MAyou l , the Rev. Mr. Banwn, and the tee. Mr. Paosy, at. tended the ceremony. The mourners ?were --.Thu present Duke, Lord Citustattu...., Lord Citanizs Snancait, .Lord RUnzaz SranCes, .the Marquis pf BLAAIDioItu, Earl of Snaeresausty, Lord Mrolog, the two Mr. Sr/artesian, the graadsons of hit Grace.. Sin Wants Rausizites AT. Lotto's.,—The Satirical Novel *boot to appear wide, this title, begins to ex cite the greatest curiosity. Every one knows That Long': 'Hotel is the resort: of .persons. of the first fashion and consequence.. • CAPITAL PUITIM—In the Lottery just finished, the Ti c k et 4563, di awn on the Second Day of Drawing, a Prize or 1,025 Guineas. also 6,565, drawn on the last Day of Drawing, a Pike of 500 Guineas. were both sold in One Fourth, Ooe Rightly • and Ten Six, moths, at Caayinei. 8, Charing-Cr:Coss, where the Public are respectfully sweated to excbange.their small . rates for Tickets and Shares-in the New Lottery, to be sdl drawa on the FiKst of Mutsu.-N. B. C'anyart haa snialitapitall;but dpes nist i adeed, the any Prize under 500.Guiucas. The'aildniss of the evening of Friday se'nnight erns so unpiecedented• at this time of the year,- that several bats were observed flying along in the stab orbs /Setiels, and one actasalla flew into a shop upon the Corn, Hill, where it was secured. The az; oontuegiven by Penis* if This eitraordinseycrea• `?tat Is toivardi the-latter end of sinesuser,:ebe bat retires fatcresivecluined busidinit, the souk of Wait' or hollow tkeesolffere it remains the whole winter. in a tumor isactidn g sospended•fry the hind filet cl osely wrapped up in she menstuides• of the, late, and 'waken its Ira appearance early to • tli sumitser.7 • Fear Csiasit—Saturday se'nnight the heonds of blanaats, Esq. started a fox in Old Park, Godstone, that itifisided the.' huntsmen urscomnsonly fine apart. He rinfrons• thence SO . Lagba.n's Wood, a distance of teninlis, when he dashed 'through the covers to fitockledrst, and took the roidto Limpfield, but king closely pursued. he took stetter on the iocif Of a low cottage;w_ here a butcher's dog attempted 'to - dislodge him • The distressed situation of poor Reynard claimed the attention of the head • huntsrisei 4'114 pack, and he instantly Called off the hotinchOsialloir a short time for Rte fox to recover himself ; But ReY-i surd seemed nor disposed again to renevi the chafe , sod the sport was now quite at a stand - ;The' whipper-in was compelled to log him three :times round the eirttage'elsimney Wore he could Make him start. when he jumped upon a lilacksmilles Torsi ails japing; here sortie time was lost i a'again disksdgias hies ' bet he at - length Mitre eilish Through *wheel wright's yard, where the Cisice coslimentectivith re doubled vigour to HookSisoo: The botiacis ndw :hewed off in good style. kee#issif close - 41 his'brnstr, till they readied Wilsey Park, 'whersibey ran into him, and soon put a period to the fleetnesi of Poor leviers,. bluansa—On Thursday night a murder was cons.. :silted hear Saldey, near Birmingham, on th e b o dy of Mr. Pennington, of the firm of tenningtort and Dellchambers, wine -Merchants. asja l o u d ou . Pennington was on hit way to Coventry, vie Chide Bromwich, in his gig, and was waylaid on die road, about a mile beyond Birmiughaut...• He was found with a pistol-shot through his teinpre c eod qu i t i dead. The assassinating villain ,had LiktiOstwaold wateks, and the contents ofbis•peetet of biller", Ste. but for eunately abandoned the object bf their fuse wi t h ou t,. discovering his pocket-book, which contained Bank. not es, ire., of several hundred pooads,value.- lament ;0) state, that by The.deatir of 146. Pennington a vary amiable wile and seven• young children are deprived of a 'dudes littsboil e d aseGtaeFeciabair iatba. INSOLIWNT ,DVlrOltir , Cot,pl . Saturday there were 0 primen dabbed their discharge, some of whom IYAN•dischArged wilbOat oppositinn.—W. Nichol* applied* his discharge. but . , was opp , sed on the ground that he had about a year since been before the Coutt, and then remanded for a col!mite arrefitrige balled out that action, and on' ' Saturday claimed life discharge upon a new petition. The . pour' was of opinion, that it was a gross fraud upon it ; and the Leaned Serjeant dismissed his pe utiun. C. 7: Hall, a Lieutenant upon baffle:. in the 35th regiment of foot, was opposed by Mr. l'oLLoce, on the onthority of the last new Act, .for hiving Con tracted,. debts without. any ,visible means of being able to discharge the same. The amount of the in solvent's debts, as set forth in tEi schedule, was 04661 ; but it appeared on ekaminatihn, that 'many of them eere , debts due tohis relations, who bad ad. vance t l bins a number of sums of money, without ex peciing that they should be tepid, which reduced hisiaaa . fide debts to a sum under se7(X). He admit ted, in Inc course of his examination by the Court ai.d Counsel, that he had gone to France in the sum mi-r of tP,e year 1816, and had spent there ‘21.10; — be had also been at Brighton and Margate, and had kept horses and a chaise there. Mr. Setjeant RUNNINOTON said the insolvent had maiii;atted much imprudence and extravagance, yet he had nut gone so far as to render himself ame .nable to the Act, by contracting debts without any visible means of paying them.; nor could he say that he had been guilty of any gross injustice to his cre ditors. He, therefore, thought that he was entitled to his aischaige, which wab•immediately granted. POLICE. MaNstoo House.—On SunniAy, in oor.sequence of au information laid before the Loan Mayon by Mr. Brown, one of the city Marshals, the following curious case came on for hearing : Mr. Brown deposed, thAt he saw a placard smilax to ebat produced, (here the bill was. shewn to him) posted upon St. Dunstan's Church, in Fleet -street, 'about fi o'clock on Friday afternoon. The placard ran as follows, in large letters—o , Spahelds Row ! Truth for a Penny. Na. 46, Fleet street. Co it my Bops I" Having procured a large bill, entitled, " One Pennyworth of Truth to Mn Citizen John Bull, from his brother Thomas Bull, the Plough. milt," he went to Mr. .11arper's, jun. and asked if be was at hon.e The shopman, who told him his name was Wright, said he was net. Deponent then shewed.him the last mentioned bill, aid Wright said Lord SID6IOIITH had sett) it, and had made no oh jectioo to it. Mr... Henry Beyer deposed,-that be is a printer, in Bridewelf Hospital. Mr. Harmer, his Solicitor, said Mr. Bryce would he • Mere that if this bill were a' ins should out say any thing which'might be eyibour:Fagainst ; hunsidt, she bill having Mr. Bires .efame to it. The Loan Islavoa—" Mr. Bryer cannot deny the priming of it," Mr. B—" 'I beg your Lordship's pardon, but I cam"- .The Lord Mayor—Ai Are yotz not equally liable for the. consequences by having your name. on it I" Mt. 8.-" Certainly not j it If Alin 50 expressed in the Oct of Parliament!" Here Mr. Bryer expressed his determination to say nothing which might' affect himself. The Lir& Mayor— )" Then J. most. go to work more seriously . ; and I shall feel it my duty toilet certain qua bola to Mr. B. " Youdid not print this . bill N' Mr. 8.--" I did not say so." Lord Mayor—" Did you receive any order for printing such bills r' Mi. I did." Lord hteyorae How many 1" Mr. 11.- 0 A thimi sand.!i• Load Mayor-..se I put these questions merely thds, kview thas justice may be done to all parties." Mrl. 2 - 44 It is my wish to givelour Lordship every inrot • non in my power; but the fact was, 1 did sot print the bills; but if I had, ne'ode could prove 'it. ,I.eoeld print One thousand*of them, and bythe error of she Act of ?ornament, as it now bawds, no one could prove that I had printed them l• but "have no . 40ctjoo to. take upon o wedi the printing of them." t Mr ; HAltStfa said the bills were intended to have &pod effeat. the japan MA4OII said he bad &math, placard to a nimbler of Alictalea erne with , headase meta. in...empag whoM was t pir W. cue/ia t r essdrdrepba* 4 - ifigreed,. that tiothiik .I,oll.'jle pesdtt,loare been, e#liibl f 6 lliestreets of Loudon. Mr; Biyet— , « f sweitiodatio yestt r day; that -trem the spike wbefilte 'cam,. Twat, sutepeshiss but good ans ,decant by Ate a bell;- but when it was first sbewn to we I thought it was ill. advised." He 'two produced enotber bill,. with the following words- 4 4 11 :ruth' for a 'Penny, Ni,. 46, Met-street. Cease,. the Kluge' which hotaid *as put forth the atomism it wasioaad:that-the it was Iwfs4t,;o usiscoasetectioa. : • *ghel,.oito hlnzovsaid, that was another thing. No one could mistake that bill, -for it was loyal eoongh ; bust peopli s would only read the first one, without. purchasing or reading the bill, entitled , "llamas Bull to his brother John," and would then gg to the .row which it. anaoutsetl- • Mr. Bryce had told bins be had reeeivedon order for one thousand topic; of the first bill, from Mr. Harper, jun.' in fleet-street. He (the Lord Mayor) had diewn it to the Aldermen, and they were of opinion that it was .calcolated to do much misthief, and to create publi c "disturbance. Let even the Minister , himself have i porn the author of it,,. tl4 City Solicitor himself said t he might be taken into custody for it. The one ea.:, tided "'Thomas to Joke Bull," he was told (for be bad nothing to do with it), contained an abuse of Hoot and Cobbett r and at was all very well to en deavour to set them right if they were wrong. Some Ott ad been at a great expeuce to give John Bull so m truth for a peony. Mr. Hoatxa said, rosy bad used too strong len gtfage in the puff; to which Mr. Bryet rejoined, that it was.not his puff,. for if his pposioti had been taken, p 4 ifroidd,liarepisfrgtit sway. • • The Cifp.Solicoor gave it as his opinion, thit as, this bill had been published on the very eye of another Spafields meeting, is ,was of . very dangerous ten-, deny, nod that the persons concerned us it should ate bail. He then Asked. Mr. Bryer from whom he ClF.lito Copy pf the bill? Mr. Bryer--.4 Front Mi nerPeraltia. artd it ,was returned to bias with me Prem. I suited at .the time .that I thought it ra ther dasigerous,.. although I knew it was intent against tint tlag Apa_fitlds tieetivr. bir. Harper aslced who ha& ffiglaiNd ate? I said, no one, and agreed to get it printed, but did not print it myself." Mr. HARM= Said, the moment the first placard was found to be inisuoderstood, the second, with "•God save the King" on it, was issued, sr.d all the firit, except a very few, which h.rd been circulated, were called . in. • The Liintr MAvoa wished to know if Mr. H irper would give up the authr of the bill ; .but Mr. Har mer baying advised him that it he did he would still be liable himself, be put in bail, without giving up the author. ' ' CLERICAL MIELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, FEBRUARY 7. The death of Sir J. Pennington, the Senior Physielan,ied Pro. Nano. of Physic, &c. &c. •in this University, has occa..oned an active canvas fur the appointment% be hell. The plate orleing's College Chapel Is fortunately recovered. Mr. Samuel amid, of Cotloge, WAS on l'uesday admitted Fellu.• , •,i that Seeley. OXFORD, FEBRUARY A. Thursday, Mr. Joseph 13.;rn:orrl, of Wadham College, was elected Scholar of Queen's Cell►ge; and M•. Herbert was elected Estibithauer of the same Society, on the Michael Fontidation. Thursday, the following G-nrlemen •sere admitted to degrees : NIASTE47 CC AWES. Rev. William Henry Clark, of Exeter CoVere. Rev. Henry John Rush, of Worcester College. - Rev. Henry Diu, of Worcester College. Rey. George William su•ho,,p, or Qu, cane. Mr. John Tucker, of Corpus Christi College. Mr. George James Cornish, of ditto. Revs lolos Witl,erston, of lielli..l College. Rev. Thomas Aystough Rick:a:li, of Orlel College. ule Lois 07 ANT,. Mr. Joseph Taorne, of Els ter College. Mr. (laths Medhurst, of Corpus Crrrseri College. ICCLEsIAsTWAL PROMOTION,. The Rev. Edward Miisendm love, M.A. i, presented to the Rectories of Somerieytun ant blonde: don, v i. h Fiverol, Norulk bile,. Hs J. neekwith, M.A. Rector of `rt. Altmit's Wood, Canon of Wit. Paul's, Priest in Ordinary of les lklajesti's Chapvl Royal, and Chaplain to the Earl of Abin:, - don, to tLe Vicarage of Pallor ham, Essen. Rev W. Clu * ter, M.A. to the Re fury of Lafisford, Ickhorgh iumezed, Norfolk. Rev. William Workman, to the Rectory of }Astro% one Ba singstoke. • Rev. Rowland Morgan, Rector of Wattideld, to the Vicarage o' Remnant, in Suffolk. Lord Bulkeley has presented the Rev. Richard Griffith, P.O formerly of Jesus College, Oxford, to the Rectory of Aber, other. *Aso Llansber, in Cantarvonshite, on the cession of the Rev. Hugh Davis, 11 A. formerly of Jesus College; and the Rrctnry of Llandegfao, with Seamark annexed, to the Rev. Robert Wil liam' 'LA formerly of Jesus Colkge, on the c e islon of the R e v. Richard Oriith, D.D. lIIRTII. . . • Tueiday, at Porrerscourt House, Cheltenham, the Lady of Alr Hun.erfortl Huskyns, Dart. of Harewuod H ouse , Hereford shire, o f son. At Dumfries, no the 26th olt. the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Dun can, of a son. MARRIED. Monday, Mim s Sarah Morris, daughter of the late Robert Morris, Esq. late Mi'. for Gluocester, at Durwood Court, in, that county, to . CAptatn I. 1. Smarr, Aide-de-Camp to his Bs etlieney the Alarqois of Hastings. Sunday sennight, at Yarmouth, Lieutenant Christopllke Chat ton, Canunander of the revenue clatter 'tartar, to hligs Mary- Aim risabeth, - eldest daughter of Mr. W. Taylor, su:geon, of Yarmouth. At Olney, Bucks, the R.T. John Morris, of that place, fo Mary, eldest daughter of the late Dryden Smith, Esq. of Sherrington, same county. Thursday, at Dinton, the Rer. M. Irving, to Harriet, eldest thughter of the Rev. W. Goodall, of Dintun Hall, Bucks. Lately, at Hawkwell, Lieutenant G. D. Bridge, 73d Regiment of Foot, ter Miss Cotton, eldest daughter of Mr. John Cotton,. farriser,:of Saturday se'nollit, at St. George's, Hanpver-square, William Henry Layton, Req. th Francis Elizabeth; second daughter and co-heiress of llayetAaddrahu 14q . if Bower-hall, In the same county. At St. Jansees, Wilislinvel, Mi. Joseph Newton, to Miss Cook, daughter olds* tev.lllr. Cook, of the Chapel iu Duke. strait. bID. . • . • Thursday, Lady Glenkreie. At New, the 19th ult. sudden*, the Rev John Bruce, Mi nister of that Pettish, in the 59tit year pt his 4e, and 3.:tk ui his M ialstry. At the man* of Alytb, the 92d ult. the Rev. Colin Symers, of Eassie„ M ntst,r of the gospel at Myth, in the 74th year of his age, and 44th . of hi. ministry. friday . sennight, at. Betake. Mr. R. Stevens, schoolmaster. Lately, at Carmarthen, the Hon. Mrs. Lloyd, relief pf Tim nee Lloyd, Esq. of Abettrinarit, Cardiganshire." Thursdgy,it itieerich, st the very sinind see of 90, Mn.s Abrahams, daueser in.law to Mrl. 0111111eaus, who died swats little tinge since, aged 102. Lately, at Rank Buildings, ConddIVIIII wife of Mr. Win. Olin" beaker. • iltf: at Coldseetsr, LlentAlshila Merril, of the Ene mies in. tie Rea; Bait hidie. paosies Stevie. on the Madras Establishment. sathideit se'nnlght, at his apartmenni In Trinity College, Cam. bed e, the Rev. J aerie, B.D. en of dio !Habra of that Society, kector.of 01911111, Official to tbs An. the Archdeacon of Ely, mid Librarian of the University. • FOR COUGHS, HOARRINASSES, kc. Nutß. GREENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZEN. GM of 'IGLU; the great demand for which, after sixty years wish proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Heersenessee, Sore Threats, Asthinatic and Cou.timpive Complaints. The genuine only have R. H.tyward printed on the stamp, by whim they are prepared; as succesor to Mr. Greenough, she hwentor. Sold nibs:tee at is. 14d. each by his appointment. ty F. Nom beiy and Sea, St. Paurs'Llsamb-yard; Su and en. Bari Oiturck•yard; Doyley and Blew,Cuckspar-street ; Nit, Royal E. Shang. ; _Ward, 324, Holborn; Clarke, et;9, Doratigh ; 'anger, _ 150, °third-street; Illakt, 541,. llarciay'a, Fleet= Market; and the Yendersof gamine Medicines. 'Where also may be had, Mr. Oteenongh's celebrated TING FURIVI fer preserving • the Teeth - and Uistt/1, and coring tke ToutlwAsh, In enlarged betties at 2s. la each, with It. Hayward, signed on each stamp. IHE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICJNES FOL COUGHS, COLDS, AND Abl HMAS. C HU RC H's COUC H D ROPS for recent Colds, obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Asthma, stand andvallet 4 . ha reputation for fifteen years past, and the swimw testimonies of ifi efficacy, Is &evils:kat proof of the estimation In w hi c h i t is held for all Aschmatk Affections, recent Colds lad Cotighs, however obstinate, .and all Pulmonary Oumplaints. As a ?foal, the following it is inserted: To Maws. brew and EDWARD!. " BilllllllChalll, March 16. " Gentlemen—ln justice to you, and to certify the value a that eacellent fdedicitie, Church's Cough Droilt, 1 send you the followkg case, at the paiticular request of the patient. ' " MILLS SWINNILT." • " Sir—l cannot wifiicleatly acknowledge the cure 1 have re ceived from Church's Cough Drops. A most autloca.lug Astli meth Cough, during the winter, afflicted me so !treacly, that I expected nothing less than death every A/sue ; um C bunk re lieved me considerably, and tour more periectly restored me. Your sending this to the Proprietors will oblige your humble servant, " TUOSIAS etiatinsns." Sold by Edwards, 66; on the Footway, ti 4 Paul's Church yard; Tutt, Royalkschange; Sanger, ; ;di d Ward, Holborn. None can be genuine except :iyAw and Edwards, et, St. Paul's Chureb-yard," is ergo/Ted on the . stamp, Price 25. 9J. and double size 4s. ea. pee bottle. eII!MC'S PATEiIiT Wbvi I.OZENCS6. W ORMS are alhivred. to he the most frequent sources of 9hiltirens* Diseases :-..-11eir Syn4irt nan‘ every Parent !hon k ! be acluahitc3 with. They io t a of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, an". a n i t ... rulsr 'time of he bowels, attttile.l with violent rens; thei f bring on conv4s ions, affeci tl.e gr.rwtb of the body. an I „ip tn prove fatal, by enidinc in a coleiumption or decay. Boil , go a preventive and cure frir these alitrintris complaints, the ak a , exceliznt Neledicine allowed, on the tostimutly of some tif ty s highest characters in thb country, to have nu equal. *riely pehlic apytooation, riven to the Prop rietor, from a peroutai :11:ow:edge a its eMcacy their own amiUes, sta:nps its beyond competition. aril ;less a sanction to It which So AileZi.ne of the . kind boa-t. Sold 4 rt packets at 14. lid. and hntes. at Qs nd. and SA. ce , • (by appointment) by R. Butler and Lon•, Chemist', No. Cheaoside, ciuo.•r .it . .St• Paul's Churtbiard; Sanger. 151, Oz. ford-stset; Wr;p.Lt and Co. 2691 .Hlgh.street, Borough; by the principal booksel!srs andllruggists in the Kittgdoaa• GREY HAP? in .earl} which has been cousije'rell gle 'gr.:at a tfrawilaelt to prvottll apps, e, Is llkilr ip (inure to . l* . leareell sein, ATKINSON'S %LEGE I'ABLE DYE Will inimedi.tely cltarg. it, first ro a brown and by a furtbr t a.pEcatioq to a I)%iCk, prrnlmient, that tic:Rine( can put. ,A 4 remove Ire e v ;,,ur. Sc:11 Orme 31. 10. :.614 nr e by 1411,1 Pctfurner, No. 43,, Gerrar4-lam, s 0110-144 woo, .4)4 tint' ; and by STiubt Perfunwrs and hair-drew:.. Also as above Is sold, A MINiON'S CURLING FLUID, Well known to most of tills Moblty and ,Gmatri fon restori.ir. the tror wli-re at has fallen off trons ilinew,ersvirstiti.u, earl; of ebonite, kr. tr. aim trees it from scurf, and makes .; soft and glossy 4% ailk,.acd ,keeps it in, x , ,rlAinging intetefte in dattrat:B, ikc. or fie i!..mp weather, pace !:s. 61. ts boric. Al KINSON'S AMBROSIAL SUM' Removes Freckles, Hardness, Red:l"s.,. Scc. from the tn. vents its chapping, m 3 rok:s It et.iumh, t , oft anJ white, I t.ce Is. per square far WabSive, and in ShilVitlig CdkCS pf.C.O 1 ,. .uid It. od. each. • • N. B. An atiowasm on taking a gnanti:y, or for L•'zporcy•aao ANOTHER MEDICAL BOARD. IN consequence of the extPttsive pr .ctice at the Medical Bonn! at Charlotte !louse, ellatkirtan Road, Dr , . COOPER, MUNIi.I)E, and Co. have, for the accommodation,: Pa. Visa reiddi.ig t 'newest end ..f the tiwn, established mother yo,d.c : d 80ar.% des‘i'oodstock—ft eve; Oittorstetrem, a few doors from lisind-vreet, where a Phy ‘‘.ctan and r:urgeon, Member of at Royal C illege of I ond'on, of tiirry fears eaperice.te, con stantly re,ids. 'that many thottsangis.haire be,* restored se per. beet health by their united talents is indisputable, many of dime had been great sufferers from tieing improperly treated by perms ignorant of the profmates. • Eruptions on the head, face, sad _body, ulcerated throw. ..wriunr. on the neck, nods on the iihin-hones, cancers, 'Ark turn, ftstulm, pains in the head and limbs, and nervous debility, are the consequences of 'U-cured contagion, and which symptom, frequently appear years after, and destroy domeitic.happiness. Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are seitsubed daily, a' both li st o a lle tin ‘ e 99 p l a r r a t i ll e ar ig s ht w t l i i l e i n eig m h e t, di or cisie by ai l if eril ,ths from beu a t il h v e ice fte wi l Jl::; sent to all parte of the kingdoin. 'I here are side down at each house. aod private roam for re. make.—Advice yyra;is every morning ug tau, and ou Sundays until tlrltiVe &clock. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATINE y EA KE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly tumuli for curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE. One small Ptil duse, and the taking ut nate lion , in a retell ( ease, will soon 'v.:lei:tee the patient of the certainty of his sgerdl recovery. plothhig can be bettrr contrived, more sa'r, 'cc more convenient t t ilan C' •'i Remedy, for such as Are obl-ged to go ILIUT• nits or toiee, atilt nends no conEnement nor re.traint of dut ; and sixty. ye n ezywrtence (Wan extensive practice) Ls proved that it will effect a Cure whey repeated Salivation end all tuber methods nothing. POT the Scurvy and other Chemical Disorders. this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,t44) person. of both *gees have been radically cored of the above cruel disorders, within the last dick years. Pr, pared Sled sold by the Sole Proprietors, 'l. I'AY LAM. and oON, hiembers of the Royal College of .Surgenns, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge street, in Boxes of only '2s. 9J. each, duty Itclatlect—e Two back doors, and Lights la the Passalcs tt melt are at%) sold bviwir, apruitituatpl, with copious (Mee lon{, aSthe . ICy shop, .102, oxforu-etreet ; Mr. InebtlioutS., No. 7, Flshmtteet-11111, neatly opposite the Motionteta ; by ate Parson it, every coueidcrabie . fawn in Great Britain sad irt.,:ar.d. Advice grade to persons lad ing the above, or other of the Pro. prittot's Medicinea.• IMPORTANT ADVICE. Si gold moist' rietilas istis Candidus impetti, si non his mere ninon:L-17ot. TO regulate the busman passions, not to destroy them; freshly Orin is proper dicectio. and a due farce, it. read of vainly attenying to erAdica:u tient from our usiar.:, er Liolishly and implowly pretending to divert :limn lota :btu nds-4e the business of a rational y, eictstord by cite Fr cepts of the purest Religion, and countenanced b/ rl , .e coneueiuLs of the soundest philtwophy. It is utmecesrary, af:lr A t:.at has bean written nn this subject, to describe the symptoms wl.ith iti dihate chow diseases that are brougt.t upon the human buiy arid mind4ry indulging to exams in sexual pleatuures and particilarly by pemoveringin a pyroitious habit Lou often seqtroed at Sunnis it more concerns the private hal:1)111.14 of individuals and the general:prosperity of the country, to announce to :he Public, that front a lung and extrtowe practice in this particular branch of the PrOlessitin, we can with the greatest conti.tence *saute all ParealM antiLitiardiens of Youth, and those permits who labour under ,a general or partial debility and, derangerneuts of the Naavous So s raid, whether produced by this habit, by liireteratt Sv sutorme infection, by intemperate luvioz, er re *Winne ju but &mates, by illteille_ applicant)* to siedy,_ by immoderate grill, Or by excesses of ar.y kith!, that we Gave it in oar power cu mier an r owdy n e w method of ewe, without the swan.* use t.f Mtacoav, which in all the Termites and in all the btagct ut•ht.a complaiets, Las continued to answer the most sangulite expecta tions of Patients at Loth Sexes. The earnestness and anxiety with which the world bat Mn; looked for so great a deader:num in :he oonsiors and improef , mews of a polished 'end ea:tightened age, as that of run) of • talents, and irregrity,, d .Vt.ting themseves exclusively to thew diseases, is evit.eei by the eager applieai tuns kw advise and Tr..- 4140 ft which we are dilly receiving trim every quarter of t!.e world. In height and retest cases of iyphylitic Infeztior a per. feet cure Is completed an the short peri o d OTt wo days; and haw of the 11118110 E inveteracy, wk.-re other Practitioners have feat.'., a Kure perseverance in our plan of rreattreiitiettsures to tee patient a safe and radical cure. Str:Ct ores ut the Urethra, trove tea td twenty years duration, are by our superior meaual of cure : peraiaiwotly removed iu the course of three week.. Patients of either sex may con=uk us with the greatest !smog', intety, and .meaty, at our Mite, Nu. 107, Hatton-garde...— Patients hi the couivy, detcribing to nature of their case, a:1 inclusiing a remlnaince for advice and medicines, the same %s t.i sent to all parts of the wd:LL cuattlt and Co., Surgests, No. 107, kiattun-C;:irerr N. B. The above importr.nt clhcovcry in the cure of .;rlsl•yr• and thbility, was matured by 1.3 r. Choicer, in his late tree , :s through frItANCE, NAPLES, aid aWME, front wherce se has juet returned with some highly interesting and ituvuta!st :acts rev spreting the present state of utedical and turgieelpractire en OA Continent, width he •t proptring to lay , tutor* the Ph to B treatise on these thetniiiaii.;o, and which the hopes w .t ..hLe:h a kw weeks to pebi tb. :_ `a --- PRICE OP S'IOCIES 014 . SATURDAY. • Bank Stock 435 :: soa . ladle Stock 3 per Ct. Red 65.1 Vile I wad Bonds $1 74 30 pr. Ditto Cons. 651titi . Imp. 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