Star. — London, England, 1814-07-28 00:00:00

T CL4SSICA.I EXHIBITIWV. Monday, last was Elec i in-Monday, at Eton. *hen, accordtoz to custom, a sel-ct portion t resit , 'e' trem the Classics, heiote the Provost of K.gw' C ,, 11e or, C trnbriclee, the Pro vost and Misters Eton. s• dan eleg int company drawl together et he• curio-iiy or by their parti cular intvrest in th:- t dents it young ono 'rs. 'The speeches, as is 11111 I at Eron, were given wit' , an ani. moon, whi .11 displa)ed the acquaintance of the speaker with his suhject ; and many a fair mother and daught#r had the pleasure to hear the plaudits, OA lined by the first ri,lic efforts of their favourite e:mdidate t.•t - tame. T•ie contest between Ajax and Ulyue: fir the arms of Achilles, was remarkably w-11 supported ; and this famous specimen of vituperative atoquence seemed to give no little entertainment to 'those Ladi.s who had 'regulator: at their. command. The following were the orators: I. Wittier, ma. Caves, Q. Collies; • 2. Coke, dill ai t, I.egat. ad Anitibalern, 1. Crave% Camillus, Lirlus. 1. Viansel, / Ajar, Ovidlus. • 5 Dupuis, S Ulysses, 6. Mr Watson, ma Mansellus, Livitus. 7. Simson, ma. In ratilinam I. Cicero. P. Way, Behal. Milton. • P. Hatch, Lentulus, Liv Ms. 10. Warde, Achilles, Plometus. °II. Harding, Scrvius 12. Tierney, Germanieus, Tacitus. *l3. Stone, Antony, Ohakspeare. 14. Palk, ma. l'ro Marcelle 4 Cicero. 15. Pitt, 2 Polynices, 16. Rennet!, S Sophoclith 17. Majendie, ma. Wol.sy, Shakspeare. Is. Ld. Mulynetts, Scyth. Legat. ad. Ala. Q. Curtius. .19. Roberts, ma. Caractacus, Mason. These marked thus • are King's Scholars. ROYALTY THEATIM— , -The f 'bowing appropriate Address was delivered laA night at this Theatre by the Veteran PALMERe \Ve need icircely add that it was received with tinbouqed applause : Time rol'-3 his ceaselrss Pounkl, another year Brings me again to your tribunal hire: 'fis hall a Century since on the Stage I fretiLd first my hour in mimic rage— Bellow'd the Hero, as tl.e Lover sish'tl, And as the gallant gay Lot/ratio died; Or holster'd out as SMA 14 ES PLA R #. 9 9 fat Sir Jeel, Bullying and bellowing—take my " Cup of but!" Or else like Fans/von a while 1 sport The , triitting tawdry Butterfly of Court! Lite has variety to every ag.., But is not half to various as the Ftage 7 o-day, a Monarch I , in pump ai.d star t Neat an Lade fur my seine/lee wzit 14 ail the agoniv. of wi:d despair, be sent •t, tire I srd knows where: Or e'se a stern I hilo..3pher I s ansi— Nlayhap a 14tclt, hang top, wish fu in hand! T 1 us hf y years has been the cour-e wet. me, 7 Is-, isht wr :1 c.:l it •• Pelster's .I.6;hs" . Jere cars I h.ild it better than this spot, That stall nor, C/fitAnt ever be forgot! A Brother's memo., sanctifies d me, An.l here a VALsteit finds his welcome home! 1.1 hat has s: since /ea I saw you Atte—. Oh ! the vitssaudes of half a year! ail hile foreign Potentares in . miring see Our Er gl.sli Arts and Lug•i•l• I berry; While every British brr.ist w h lansport burns, And stouts proclaim" is. ELLIEGTON t worrier I . llw Hero comes--cease, rude contention, cease; And hail the mighty liarbusger of Peace. While such :lie hinguage that your tongurt employ, Say steal not we par eke the gen'eal joy ? Tout snit es cal give it., and *iis •hese we coon a Oh! ) .eid, as heretofore, your kind support; Fermi - our humble efforts to succeed, And make it "don's Jebike indeed PARE FITZ AT HATFIELD Houst.—On Sunday the Marquis of SALISBURY gave his annual splendid entertainment to the Judges nn the Home Circuit, 'which was b nonred with the presence of the Duke of %V LLtsaroi. On his Grace's arrival in the Pith, be was saluted by the discharge of fotty.tive round, of artillery, the number of his ye irs. Ihe two Cur poraticns of Hertford and St. Alban's addressed the Duke, and presented him with t..eir respective free doms, alter which he went to the centre winJow, iu King Jamea's room, and :hewed hintselt to the vast assemblage which the occasion had collected. After dinner he condescendingly walked on the lawn, and shook bands wish the people. About 120 gusts sat down to a moat sumptuous dinner. TOIL DUES oy DEIONSIIHIeS ENTEIITAINMENTo ills Grace gave a grand dinnerosn Tuesday last, to the Earl and Cour.tess of JensEx, Lord and. Lady MOIIPEiIi, Mr. GEORGE BYNO, Lnrd PALMERSTONE, Sir STONEY Ind Lady SMITH, Miss ELPH/NSTONE, Mews*, &c. In the evening the party went to the 0 1 era ; at the close of which tie Duke invited all the to Zug circle to rartake of a s.iniptuous sup pet at l)t vr,n,hire Home. The sLitants exceeded eiiil . ty Fa .hionahles p thrysat down to the banquet, arsine:l on six tables, in tire Great Hall, ..t vise o'clock. Ar two a *ells was pmposed by thc Ditke, stile was sher•fily j: , ined in it by the Cwutitess of Jersey, Mts. Lambe, 3. Rider, and Miss Mercer.— At tl;e hew of tour th,. party broke up. Idasoars. Jut.y 26.—The bl ,17.5: of peace ;s grm- r 541.) kit at this pLice. V ss.lsa.:, ve daily from the F.ench coast with all sorts of provisions. whict, are sold at reasonable prices. Such as veal. v 7d. per lb. t. fresh butter, led. ditto; eggs, 16 for IL. ; 14,w15, 45 per colipl• ;i geese, fn. a piece,&c. &c. Besides these vessels there is a regular packet est, blished, which tails from this place every week to Os tend, with passengers, and in ratan brings all kind of pruaisioris, which are sold in our markets at an equally cheap rate ; bread is sold at 9d. per loaf. RARPAGATE, it .3.1 , 26. A grand Ball and Sipper took place yesterday evening, at the Assembly Rooms, Albion Hotel, to celebrate the reetoratiow of Peace, aid the return of the Duke of WeLLINGTON and his bray.! Army. Dancing commenced soon after ten o'clock, and was kept top with great spirit until one, when the c.imp.my tetirtd to three rooms, to pzrtake of a most excellent supper, consisting of all the deli cacies of the season, chi ice wines, Ste. ;,aker which they returned to the bill room, and continued to trip k ow the "light fantastic toe," till nearly five o'clock, when the sun gave warning 'adept,. The excellent band of abe Royal Smith Down Militia attended, and enlivened the sapper tables, and the intervals of denting. The Mall-rotas was bean tifialy dee , ?sled with transpavenaies and appropriate devices, Upwards rf geo were present, and on no suasion was a mere numerous assemblage of beauty and fashions ever wiinetnest in the mem. ' ASSIZRS. HER FFORD, JULY eti. THE BAILIFF AND kIUIRAssEs otP lIK.IEL =MIMI) V C.%.A. This was an action by the linrougli of Hemel Hem. ~ read, in this county, to recover the sum of 3s. 6d. or a forfeiture incurred by the defendant under a ~ye _ ia , ,e of the Corporation, for suffering a pig to stray through the streets of the Birough. rhefact of the unfortunate pig being out of bounds, and illegally parading the streets of the Borough, was clearly proved, but, fur the defendant, his two sisters came and proved, that the Corporation had bought their action against the wrong person, fbr that the offending pig did not belong to the defendant, but to their mother, who had died some short time back, and that t! , e rig was sold at her death to pay the rent of her c qtage. On this evidence the Corporation was ttonsilitcd. ItALDANA V. lIALbANE. ri;-: was an actipn to recover possession of a farm, for a farteiture, in consequence of breach of covenant in the lease, for carrying away barley straw, cutting down pollards, and undenletting. The plaintiff was broth,r-in-law to the defendant, the latter having married his sjter, and the father had granted the lease. A witness, of the name ot Pomfret, proved that his brother occupied last year one of the fields of the farm, and that he can ied off the barley which was the crop. A workman of the defendant also proved, that .bout four years ago the defendant grubbed up part of a hedge, and felled several old oak pollards. The COMMON SERJEA NT, having reprobated the conduct of the plaintiff in bringing such an action against his brother-in-law, stated, that he should prove that the plaintiff had accepted rent subsequent to the acts complained, which would operate as a waiver of the forfeiture ; and he should farther prove that a written agreement had been entered into and signed by both parties, that the defendant should pu -chase the farm at the price of £4500. But that the defendant generally agreed to cancel the agree ment, upon his brother-in-law complaining he had sold it too cheap. The Learned Judge here interposed, and observed, that at was a pity such near relations should tear each other to pieces at law, and advised a compromise ; Upon which it was agreed between the Counsel on both sides, that the defendant should buy the estate at the price originally agreed on, viz. at £4500, and a juror was withdrawn. II Al DANE 'U 1001IPIIET. The defendant in the last actkn was the plaintiff in the present one. It was an action against Pom fret for cutting down timber in land let to him by the plaintiff. It WAS clearly proved that he had cut down }Hung timber of ash and p. , plar to the value of IL7O. In his defence he insisted that he had omit cut down the underwood, and the shoots flora rAd butts : but a persun conversant of timber, who had lo.'ked at the stumps, said, that some of the tic2s were upwards of 40 years growth. Verdict for the pl.iintii—Damages £l2O. C( :PIR ttet. William Kam* and others were indicted for a con spiracy to seize by force the Union Leeds stage coach. The defendant, Roberts, formerly kept the White. Horse,. Fetter-lane, and was a partner in the Leeds Union stage coach, but net agreeing with his partners, they were determined he should have no mote to do with the coach ; they accordingly provided other horses to take it 110!11 Barnet to Laudon, which was tar gr• und that lie horsed. The coach drove from his yard r n the Tid of December for the last time ; but as Mr. Roberts was determined not to be turned out so basal, !ie planned to regal„ Lis pes , ession hf the coach ; accordi:lgly, on the 26th of December, .it his ssrvanis tsaited the arrival of the coach at Barnet, and st, soon At tilt y arrived they dismounted the c4achman, pill ..•lier Nur.es in it, and drove off, leavin, the coachman Ind pa•sengets behind. The Learned Judge said, this was an improper method of adjusting a question of disputed partner ship, and directed an acquittal of the conspiracy, but guilty of an as...clt-- , The Assizes here finished, LEEDS BOROUGH SEISIONS. KING W. SHACKLETON. Mr. M.syna stated that this Was an indictment against the deiendant, for an assault upon his client, Mr. T. Wainewright, an ant rney—an assault at once the most violent and unprovcked. The defendant, from some cause, conceived the greatest dislike to the prosecutor, which he took Livery opportunity of mani festing by instilling him in die giossest manner when ever he met him. The term he made use of was the m. st irritating that could be conceived ; he continu ally assailed him with the cry of "cuckoo," which ;fie J.iry would understand was meant for another word of a very similar sound. In using this term he was also vilifying Mrs. Wainewright, whose charac ter the breath of slander had never dared to sully ; and though Mr. W. lived separate from his wife, yet she WAS living in great credit at Beverley, under the . pro , section of her brother, oho was a banker and a Mem ber of ?,o hament. So inveterate was the an;mosity of the defendant, that since this assault hr has declar ed, " that he would never be off his bones." Mr. Wainewright stated, that as he was crossing from Timble-bridre to St. Peter's-square, on Stinday, the 30th of January, he saw the defendant, who im- , mediately called ourt, , 4 here is the cuckoo," a term of insult the defendant had been almost in the daily bit of using towards him in all places and upon all loccasiens. Witness said, 41 I thought you had had enough of that !" alluding to an action he had brought against him on a former occasion. This was 'all he said to him, nor did he use towards him any ir ritating gestures. Defendant immediately advanced towards him, and struck him a violent blow over the face, which produced a considerable effusion of blood. Witness did not strike hint in return. The Counhei for the defendant wished to enter into some former matters of account between the parties; but this the Court would not permit. Two witnesses confirmed all these circumstances. *The RECORDER shortly said, if the Jury gave ere dit witnesses, they must find the defendant rguilty—whicit they immediately did. The RECORDER, in pronouncing judgment observ. ad, that if the defendant had any matter of complaint against the proseceter,he should, have sought redress • m a kcal' manner. Ike law couLl not tolerate such gross infractionsof the public peace, and the invete rate hostiiity be hati manifested, called for a punish mint that should deter him from the repetition of si milar outrages. l The Court then sentenced him to be imprisoned seven dtys, and to find sureties to keep the peace. TIIE KIND V. •TOCI(OALE AND OTHERS. Mr. WA ti.gs stated, that the defendants were charg ed with making a forcible entry into the house nt A. Dar, whd occupied a cottage under t. Jones's church, and also for breaking into the church, :.pd committing various acts of violence. In the year 1702, Mr, Waugh and another Dissenting Minister built the Chapel in question ; but fin ling themselves embar rassed, they mortgaged it, and soon after were rtircie bankrupts. All the interest tkey possessed in the Chapel seas sold by their assignees to Mr. King, who obtained an Act of Parliament to consecrate the build ing to the service of the Established Church. He also purchased the mortgage upon it, and thus, in every respect, became the owner. The bankruptcy, from some inrormality, was set aside, and of course Mr. Waugh's moiety of the equity of redemption became again vested in him. But there were still other ques tions depending in Chancery, as well as the possession of the mortgagee. But, wearied of the law's delay, he determined to obtain possession by a more sum miry process; and these defendants, acting tinter the advice of Stockdale, a shadow of a lawyer, took forci ble possession of a hou , ,e, which had formerly com manicated with the Church, but the door of which had for a considerable time been kept fastened on the Church side. This door they brake open, and took all the locks off, placing hang-locks thereon, and screwing down the windows, intending to make their possession as secure as possible. They also pro. ,ceeded to strip the house Of all its furniture, which they took into the Church, and by tearing down the beds, did great damage to the inhabitants. They rem lined in possession about five hours ; when the arrival of a magistrate induced them to &camp. These facts were clearly proved, and no justifica t!cn being urged, eteept that they had acted under a mistaken notion of the law, the Jury found them all Guilty, But having, at the recommendation of the Court, made satisfaction for the injury they had done to the occupier of die cottage, the Iteconnvn sen tenced the three ignorant defendants, Scholefield. Stead, and Bywater, to pay Is. and their legal ad viser, Mr. Stockdak, to he imprisoned 14 days in the House of Correction. Mr. Fisher, one of the party A !1() was included in the indic:hrent, did not appear, and his recognizance was entreated. MANsv: , v•itothE.—A ease of considerabi.: i:nport ance to masters was yesterday heard before the Lon Mayon. Mr. Hunt, house-painter, of :it. Dunstan's in the East, Great Tower.str.tet, summoned a jour neyman, named W. Saunders, before his Lordslifr4 for having left his employ without giving him notice. It appeared, the man, with a nutn'er of others, was employed by him, Hunt, at Mercers' Hall, which place he left ou Saturday evening the 9th instant, some time before the regular hour came for leaving off work, and the following week erg tged himself to another master. The Loeb Myron sentenced the man to one month's imprisonment, but which punish ment, at the request tit Mr. Hiatt, his Lordship re mitted, at the same tin e informing the m in it was by the indulgence of his ni ister, the law was not put in executi!it. The Loan NlAyon also stated, that nn journeyinan could leave his master's employ without gieieg him a rcasonetble warning, even ifbired by the day, and that for such cedence he was liable. to impri sonment for any term not exceeding three mouths, less than one month, tsl kit he lived w.0u1.1 operate as a notice to all j , urneyniert not to quilt their mas ter's service improperly. Yesterday afternoon, a youth about IS years age. whilst bathing in the Thames, opposite Somerset house ; was carried by the force of the tide consider ably into the stream of the river, and was drown6d It nos cries for assistance brought a fisherman to his aid, but it was too late. The body was taken to a public house in Strand-lane, where every means resorted to to restore life proved ineffectual. The nArne of the deceased was Thomas Tudor, an apprentice in the vicinity of Long-acre. It is with great satisfaction we state, on theautho rity of a letter to a relation in London, that Captain . Tucttert, of the Crtuaus sloop of war, is rapidly reco vering from . 1 .1!; wounds, and the fear of the necessity of amputating both or either of his legs is removed. bIED. Yesterday, in her 21st year, C h arlotte, the second daughter of Jonathan Lurtoril, Esq. late of the India thiuse. July 16, in the Circus, Bath, Commodore Borlase—:te wag found dead in his bed. July 44, at Woodford, rue:, Mr. G. Chapman, banker, of Mansion 1 fouse-s , n et. Yesterday, in the Gath year of her are, in Winipole-street, Mary Catherine Cottrell, wi e of Sir Stephen Cottre ll. April last, at Nassau, New Providence, in the 57t1s year t: Ott age, Alextuder Btgbie, FA. D. A. Commissary-General to the forces stationed there, and ono of the oldest inhabitants. Lately, at Werctst;r, Mrs. Mary MOnits one of the sharers of the only ('40,(`00 prtze t ver sold in the Lottery. 141Gli WA FER. A e LONDON 13RIDGE TO•MORRO W. Morning - 0 minutes a'ter 19 Afternoon - - 2 minutes after IS COAL-MARKET, JULY 27. Ships at Market Ships sold. Price. 16, Newcastle - i4l . 465. id. to 665.; 64 2 Sunderland . ll -48 s. Od. to 51s. Od 0 Cinders 1 - Os. Od, . . VALUABLE MELJICANE. T HE Value of Da. FRltEllAki'S GOTTA SALUTARIS, has been so long preyed, that nothing of the peesent day Can brar a competition with it, in ail the different stages if a certain. disease ; which it effectually cui'es and eriCrates from the habit, with Out exciting tiee painful fe!elinys ax 1 exposure that attends salivation—wi hout tkbiliturfzg the constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement from business or restric don of diet. The radical virtues of these ineltimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for morethan 30 years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-faiEng resto rative—whether the dehUity Is produced by too free use of mer cury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate, To trilYellers and those ping abrovi, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and con:plete cure, in ail old stubborn glees, and every weakness that affects the bladdet and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for Many yean bad been deprived of that happiness._ Sold wholesale and retalr, at Mr. BOW'S, No. 4, Cheapride, the corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; acid retail, by Beloit' and Sharp, Portimotth; Rea Joluison, Gosport; 441/nutt, Weston, Mallory, mid Jones, Portsea Trewnian, Easter ; Coakwortby, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoxland, Plyrinuttb ; blew Dub. lin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Antith, hlawlerom, Scut, and Realnirn, Edinburgh; Bath ; au., dc Peck Hnil; White, Brighton; RoLerts, Seldon, and Rat, Cheltes- Lam , Greven and Billings Edwards Ind Peony,, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, NorwicL ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and low Medicisse Waders, La bade% et Se. 94. is, it lid LOCK ANT) SURCITCAL DISPIN‘AR i ts Patio If —lila RCyal flit' neat ;lit Duke of ileitis noval. Nom S. Earl of Pgrlmiont Joi!iii I..abski!d, M P. Larl of I.rurim. Cul W. Jim. s, I{ 4 . Pi • Mtn. L fial J. Barry, M.P. Co: ii Cie.o.en•qi M. Ili lust trox• -M rn , Kiean, Menol.Pr ta - .hr {4 aye' C'ollege, Lonitilit TIS IN:V11 . 11Y11()N. c,./. 1. -,h....1 Irtr the cull , s ite Tro•atnient sad Cos- of I'4 VENICKS,AL Dt3tA,sE• 1 mi.! the'.l•dreadforl torhetivences, as tt*.s ut-et,l):tiltiet, Chitin: •ions, Sm. has to boast the cure of nt leas ( - 40> Patletri, wiz hive 'ally. many of *Len hive been afillctsd or ! .. , t 0 '..SO years. il" The rally symptom" ut Ganorr!ttra and C r e . -•- •••• tri . ad ill a few days by Mr Kiervan's rupo-rior and i!... o -e of Yreatmert arts that s4rakaes4 and derail/Nilo-In co I:, - 4 e organs, which im..air the constitution. and shoilet nisi. more ',tic:. s•ful!y treated than oit any other pla Mr.Kiernan mat he consubed at thud, by eithei sr- t. rtivats }muse, No 21, Lower C:•atl ntc-street, licti.ord , *torte Letters from Town and Country are to be ad4r,aseo3,r... 1. the necessary adv ce and medicine will be given or sent Su in; cart or the kingdom'. Just publt , lte.l, price It. Pitetical Obuirianoot on the abovi Disees.:s. So'd by Sherwood and Coo. Not. As, Paten:lower row" and Filhley 24, 1.1 , 13 yr, et. SCE OPHULOU.s CANES. Ak YOUNG LADY, if the dge at Id. ha6ing beet! 11l afflicted with crupbultins Ulseratitnis at d extreint hid health, was s oter as a hopeh se case by eridneut praetltrod tiers. By Ale 8 2 Ultt . of 14'11. sis rvut AN! DROPS, she lug reed veev lief I. alli; and livr Ovens state pre mises a pet fect Carr.— Wm. Joblin, of ;he Parish of Rothertotl from a we. k rate of health, and ScroiohillousAffection of di Elbow Joint, is al.o by their ton,' per( cii restore Linz nab Thurston, n. ar Woodbridge, 1.; able to leave her brtl alt r f two years coolinement, and triorts another bottl, in h.ues tot completing her recovery. The t dbeary df The Patent Atoo.er tritic Drops is wel known in ki minions, scurbuctc,Gti.ty,aitli Bilious .4ifeCtions. road wholesale by ilidwardv, 66, Ft. Patin Church yard] afi retail at the Dispensary, 13, Soho square, London, in bottles rdR 41.; doubly, ICS. 6d ; Itud largest, 21. duty locitideti: COMPOUND ESSCNCLi Ms. To prevent Conntertiite, tke Gemini Medicine hat il Blie Ink Stmnp.—Mh. S. may be enn4tilted persntially, 4.r by It titti at the Dis.,>encary, on the ustial Pr.4..4s•anal Terntx. HEALTH, BEAU IT, Al() A GOOD CONIPL.E3it e rr H E unrivalled qtalities of the Gel.u:ne COW: li LAND's 1.0 PION, as a safe, mild, and elegati , prep.traz tiun fur the removal of all Ei uyions from the Fact. and AM; and for lutosavint the most delicate complex un, have lung breft known to the Fashionable World; and many 0-.lsu.adds, of rani and citltinction, have ado, t- d , cuntmacd, aid recommeoti Use The cousequerte bas been, tl ar persons l.ave :dye-tided aft the I'ubiic spurious inatAlt.ms of the I.ut:or. 7 . 0 prevent Heil and sr•oppolntment to the uii.lcd , b is necessary to its r. that dill GFNUINIL 1 wrzost is prepat d and sold by Mit. VINCENT; No 6, Davies street, 440. ) 0t:t0r-square, Lowoo, whell Is tbll sole possessor of Dr. Gowlaners iVianotscript Recipe.. N.B. It temoves 1 CUTS, Ring-worm*, an 3 The following is a Note front 1 aly CATIIIIINt Le cif to Mri,VINCINT, N 0.6, 1).40.11 I rem, G105T.141 , 111,14ft: Nti. 49, Chatiotto.street, Portland-id:oe. Lady Catherine I. ernox present. bet comptoneins to Mrie and has the pleasure of rating, that, by cite nit of e.4q quart bottles of her Go*laiert Lotion, she :s perfectly sink If[ a violent Eruption upon bet Face and Arms; she was re tom: mended by l:er physician to m - ke use of the Lutioo, *hide Ina exceeded her most saugoire apectattor.s SoW by M7l. Vrie.:.t.oule Proprietor of Dr. Gowland's nu.tt :pc ccipe, No. 6, Da4.ts-er,....:, Ctinvertier•sejuarr; Darold and Co. Ni.. I sn, (Word s.ret Stnyi Perfuoier to hts Is`t; jesty, Nee Laud-street; Mese% Nesvisery and Sto:is, and Etta war d., ard ;-and all resvectaiels. Poriorteri and D al rl .I‘ Gcrltrar Medicines. in every I es* ha Euripy in qtart• as t.d pins Si. i;tl half.j iuti ts. fibls frr larve•it t I .*.gi a..., it is nedfatary to ohms's*/ the nom - M. IL. V newt is Signed uI oes oil deft is ginsidsid. 111 AM LOZENGE' 3 WORM ARE THE MC ST tittOUtttr t•iillitCEi : if CHiLDRENS' DINEASEs t Their tli Mia I 0111 EirEttli P.IKEN I and GUAllilitSl4l of Ciiii.DR.L.N should la( acquainted wiai. They occasion i ' al et appetite, a pat.:iti si of the colour of the face, emaciation gild Irregular sate of itir bowels, attended atter with violent pnibill they tifoig on ct livuleirina; the) affect the growth u( tbli and they prove fatal by er , iiitg in a consumption or &Cll. 311% preventative anti cure ul tilear alarming conipiaintl i tbif itirceilent Medici's& :,, universally atiowed, on the testimunf Mai highest eharaciestif in this country, both in rank Mid icapoefells sty, to have no equ.A. Their pubitc approbation, Oen tei 04 Proprietor, front a personal known-dr- of iti wondtriul th on their own faMiliee, -tamps its merit h yond competitioa, gives a sanction to it, of which no other Meibeine of tke can boar. Parents and other!, who have the care of dialling 'lnlaid have this remedy as a family Medicine to rector: to, illifilt eve, do stomach or tones ut Children are any way chrordefenp whirl it will always be found rci tidier". Sold, w holt:salt' and retail, at Aix. Butler's, No. 4, r'hears,, , ,.eit COrtrer of St. 'r'aal'iCiturilh-yard ; 'harp, Johnson, & lithofti, 'Witte: mouth; fonts, Weston. Alimot, and li !Amy, P05:44.L . ; liad an Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman aof Jaco b , %Seem Or ; Peck in Rows; and Turner, Hall ; flutiiii,!, CotikWor:by; $4,10,.z. i ii, Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott anti Liovd, a•itt 6*;: inc y ::::d et , . 1 6:: 'Anshan); Staines and lynch, \ :aricheiterl 'Frew:- .:(:); f affefi Snlfth,Maneatlym,Reaburn, Stott, aro! Bat.ter, LdifiLagli ; Uri= ter and M Donald, Glasgow ; Bt'gen 'old Barg, Ptata; Ste! 'lemon and Co. Norwich ; Sorb' ten.; Leicelter ; idwaf It Asa Petniy, and Billings and I.atlitoi: y ,Lis vrpoul; Neal,• and l f edtibfs ' Dever; Wh4e, Br:gltton; ittabei is, t'eldon, am! Ruff, Chetteaz ham; and retail, by most country madioine vtadors,,:n boson. 4 ... gtl. nd Sc. std. ,afri. RENOVA BD HBAL'i IF.' IP general r0ti0... /7 flia la r e ut n e t n ly de d i l i e ttff i e ti t 2v . ..a .c t of et . S to o 9 A pot a medical Jet have tarred theinsetv'es as eatiaidlota for ptMlf F 1 tronage ire tie profession of Physic. For 'he purpose of ...sit* jteitr ties to the res.:lt of cot studies and experlenee, and to presort 44 from being classed among those empielet whose iinpudetit pies tension's bare, tuvortstrately for spec y, in-en tor/ fivottrahlf tact .tired, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enliwateende fait,' Itatement of our pursuits anti acquirements: Arra reCtived a regular inealcal edueiffori, ii the jihPfivf of Messrs laritidat aad ishzari, whose lectern and praet Ce we caefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons ofthe I.osufna pital, we entered ourselves •as stude• ti In chit ju-By erlebittfli school for med;cal stm•ttreinent,, the Royal CoNctre of atter burgh, and were iustru . c al i.e the different hrandsei of et natolithfi Surgery, the Theory and Practme of Pbysici Ctienslstryi wifery, Botany, &c. &c. ilt:c by those eminent Proleseurl Urfa Mown,- ()ergot y, I larulum, Duncan', Ifuthereorilts We trust we shall not i.e deemed presuniptoare is laying, Odd our proficiency and Acq .ircmew s are not intonsiktrable. cuesg for a long series of years made VENEREAL COM N TS'? and the various (Incase!: of DEIIII.I I Y, the particular' object Of our studies and I.ractice, it will, we hope, be allesvedi that *e loan acquired superior how.% laze of their treatment a'nd cite. le sight and recent east s of infectkan, a perfect te-enah Wham* If completed in the abort period of two days, and in those of t* utmost inveteracy, where otlter practitioners have failed of aids ens, a proper perseverance In our phut of t. ee•ment misuses it the patient a safe and fad... 4! ci:t-os Amidst the melancholy variety of dis-tders which Ate the et' ts of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of b ak wee% there are none more alArniarg or more dteutersing :Lars these deficieneeies and debilities which frequently rev, at Ov Una bitter the matrimonia/ nate. l'o inch persons it most be a tons tan reflection to know that they rnaynow,liy a new sod ifttei-; hble mode of treAtment, be restored to that 2. eAte.t of aif human blessings, a strong, manly, arid vigorous domino ion in all case* of debility, from whatever cause ands f , u well as in every epee de. of venereal infection, we may be cowls/bed M patis.tter either sent with the greatest secrecy and honour. Htmrs of cone %thet•as at home from ten to three, and trop sic in She twenini tin ten at night: PaVerns In the cocentity are request td to state the girt - kW th elf their thee. age, and generAt habit of living, he. luel..ioo e tarter fur advice and .siet!'cines, whin the cone wth he riven Of seat to any part of the k.nk'ions. o view* that secrecy so lea crucial to out undertaking, the poatagc of lettere way be added 40 the aecount for median/tea. (Allier it and Co. Surgeons, No. In?, Hatton Cmies. LONDON • Printed by Lawcf. Yzvr , Ptchett Motes gattlitlad shankaadi at at. Stu Wks. 1' artlhe LW. tt VI , , I 1