Star. — London, England, 1814-07-02 00:00:00

:. - • ' • • ', 1'. 7 " ,; \ - ‘ % • •••1‘.. , SIMSKED BALL AT BURLINGriN HOUSE. _ Z7, - ; Last night 'Wader's ebb had their grand fete in honour or the Duke of Virstixsorott, at tlurlingttat House. The extensive preparation made to give clat to the entertainment, rendered it a scene of gaiety, elegance, and splendour seldom witnessed. Over Ate pillars at the grand entrance, the name of 61 Wellingtcm" appeared in large characters, pro ducing a luminous appearance. The libby within the portals of this superb build ings, which formed a grand promenade, with mirrors and lustres at the late entertainment, Was converted into a supper roans, •leaving temporary rooms which led to the apartment, formerly the royal MOM. on thia occasion was one of the most splendid Apart ments for the company to walk‘rn 'weever Half way down there was a ;name leading on the right to the Ball-room, and on the left to.the. SuPPer room. Beyond those turningi appeared a grove of natural orange trees, with it vast profusion of the moat' beau, ful and odor iforous shrubs, clusters ()Imes, dec. At the end of this beautiful grove stood *goat pedestal, with a bast of the Duke of WeDisk. The decorations and drapery 'of the ..room were composed of pink and Aire, with rich seats of the same, covered with yellow, an l festoons of flowers between the pillars. At the further end a stage rose several feet from the floor, which was intended for bards of music. The floor was chalked in excellent st) le. The figures were principally formed in vitt pliment to the Duke of Wellington. At one end a warrior appeared in armour, between the words “ Vit toria" and " Toulouse." Various emblematical figures surrounded him. In the centre appeared the arms of the Duke of Wellington, wish lions his sup porters, and motto, 66 Pornm won, eta ttectuarium." At the bottom of the flour the royal arms weredone to 'correspond with the rest of the devices. This room, on the whole, was admirable for adornment, coolness, iind convenience. The supper roosts was fitted up with the utmost 4nopriety, elegance, and neatness. -The pillars were misled with roses, and' deep festoons of fl,raers hung between each, forming . a most pleasing display. A table at top was laid out in a superior style for the Royal guests, lighted by the most brilliant lustres and gold caudalabras. The Duke of Devonshire, Lord Sefton, Lord Kinnaird, and a numerous patty of Nobles, dined at Burlington House, tube in readiness to receive the company, which began to arrive at.ten o'clock. • The military and other bands, which had taken their stltions, com menced the merry suunds.of invitation, and - the MAE. quer-asters, as they enteardi proceeded down the Pro; menade to the Ballroom, Nearly all the theatrical dress-makers in town had been ordered to provide babilithents for almost every character. in Christen . dom. The new and happy turn in public affairs gave great scope.to the talent and fancy of those who ad mired peratit4cation. The company slid,. not sepa rate from the allnrements•of Terpsichore's court till Sol rose to,iiibt them to impose. .The Duke of Wel lington was among the lists of distinction. J ' ! ~ ..,_ . ;~. •' > - . .-! • ' . ili)1111RALIT .SESSIONS. I .3 .! r TRIALS FOR MURDER. An 'Admiralty Session was held yesterday at the Old Bliley, for the triol it( offences committed in the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of the Adair aty of England, before Sir WILLSAIS Scorr, the Judges BLANC and,DAUPIER, and a Bench of Civilians. Pedigo Bartolemeo was tried on an indictment char ging him with the wilful murder of Min Kino. The prisoner and the deCeaSed were Itilian prisoners of war on board the San Antonio,.in Portsmouth har. bour. A quarrel, which ended in blows, took plami in consequence of the prisoner hiving owed the de-. ceased four livres, which he could . notsii.ty; The de., `ceastd attempted to snatch *time of his Provisions, which led re the affray after eichitikiirg blows they were parted, anctthe deceased had been ten or twelvel :ninnies from the : lower deck, and on his return thts. risotto., got behind him and stalked him in de e ! thigh, an d .the thick tart of die hill. ' Thii was on the 2cl 4 March, arid 'a fe4et hivingfollowect,* the de ceased died of miirtifierdion on the lith of April.' . • The Judge left it to the Jury to'say whether there Was a sufficient.time for heat to subside.; if ,so it Wasl l murder, and if eat,. manslaughter. - ifsqict-ft)dpn slaughter-12 months imprisonment. • • • ' • ; John Arco& Sinnott was indicted fey the And Mtn , der of - Charles freeman, a Mack boy, on the ifigh seas between the 6th day of February and the 4th of 4.pri1,1614. • &tonna Boyce deposed, that he entered on board the brig Anne, at Nassau, in New Providence, in Ja nuary last. Charles Freeman, the deceased, came on board at the same time ; he was about 17 years of age, and appeared in good health ; the brig went from New Trovidenee.to Bermuda in the beginning of March ; she was blown out of the harbour; the prisoner was the Captain. A few days afterwards. the prisoner had the deceased lashed to a water butt, and he flogged him for half an hoar on the bare bot tom with nettles and rope-yarn platted together; he. charged him with having stolen some coffee; the de-. ceased denied it. Between the intervals of the flog ging the prisoner had the part scarified anointed with brine and rum ; he heard the prisoner say, he had, given the deceased three dozen ; when he was done', flogging him, he sent him up aloft, to hand the fore top-gallant sail ; when he came down the prisoner or-i dered his hands to be tied behind him, and then sent him down into the forecastle; it was- about three . o'clock in the day ; he ordered him•np again at fi ve, when he struck him with a crow-bar on the head, which knocked him down; the deceased bled freely ; the prisoner then directed that he should he tied down to the bellfiy, and while tied the prisoner struck him again with the crow-bar, and told the deceased to say' hst prayers, as he would take his life that night. The prisoner sent the witness down to the cabin for a prayer-book, which he brought np ; the prisoner ask ed the crew if they did not think the deceased Would murder him if he could ? They all answered in the negative.—The priineer then ordered the deceas ed to be lashed t , i the.sieirs fore sled aft, and kept him in that situation from eight o'clock in the even. ing until 'eight o'clock next morning, when he was or dered down to the kirecastle, Int remained with his hands‘lied behind. Wizen the brig was on the banks .ql.tlewfoundlaisd. the prisoner tied the deceased up in the main rigging at twelve o'clock at night, for fourhourt lis was very told weatiaer. The siesseseti c mien let down, complained of being very ,Viittien they were in sight of the heights of Duagar. van, in Ireland, the prisoner struck the deceased on the head and shoulders with a heaver (a piece, of Wood made use of to set up the rigging). Two days titer-Nerds the prisoner knocked tile deceased down the forttistle with a handspike. The deceased then •went to bed, and during th#'hight made a noise as if he was insane—be was found dead the next morning, when be was brought on deck, and prayers being read over him he'svai committed to the deep. On his cross-eiarninution.by. Mr. GURSEY, he said that there were only nine persons on hoard, including 1 7 the Captain and Mate. The deceased was an Ante ! riaan prisoner of war—there ware two others on board in the same sitUation---there was not an Englishman on board except the prisoner and the Mate. He be rd the prisoner say, that the Americans intended to cart the . vessel into New York. There were scarcely as r pi . OMOIMS on board when they arrived pt Liverpool 4 dinieltnenot mere than a pound of bread en boigils ;Rittl,,weather was -very cold. He, the witness. lost a toe j otrid another man a finger. t _ • ,Ay pi..flijont s nmery and Join TAusitort, two r l ltaii prisoners of war, ccrnittoritied the evidepr4 i t re OrSt witness; but they !fggifkgot undertake,' that th death of the *cc:la-Open caused by tv fence of the prisoner. . • , . Murray Conner. the ttate of the brig, deposed, t :the vtlniefinient receivgd.by the deceased could. bnee caused his dia th —he thought ht was caused longer "ancicold; be being a growing youth. !rft . pr4=i"-his defence, said be was obt*L> be div vy. strict on account of the } Imi .ey _ the morning of the 9th of April last. On the waggon stopping at the Black Bear, in Piccadilly, the defen dant contrived to get into it, where he behaved most ruffianly to both. They subsequently got out in the Stiand, where he repeated his attacks upon them at that *rely hour in the morning. At length a parole innerfeted, and called another to his ar t sistanee ; when the poor girls told their account of his behaviour, and he was secured. After being in custody, he charged cne of them wits robbing him of 9s. i bun said he was unwilling to prosecute, and the p.urcle might let them both and he himself go away. To this they an swtred, that this charge was a stronger reason why they should all go to the watch•house. The girls were searched, but there was found only 24d. between them. He was detained, and one of the patroles took them tp his wife, who took care of them till they sent for friends, and attended before a Magistrate at Bow.' street, Irom whence the defendant was held to bail. Cbesirls told their tale with the mo st art l ess sitnpli ty, and they were corroborated by the patrol's.. The defendant was found Cuilty, and sentenced to six mouths imprisonment, and to pay a hue of 45. a.. • Y./ • Wedneeday, in his th7th year, the Hr.n. Capiain Waipole,R.l4 second son of the Sul of Orford. Sunday, at Wrlttle, snis /Ist year, the Rev. RoWlaud Berke: ley, I.L.D. many years Vicar of that place, and Rector of Rodi ford. R sq . , A ire . BRADLEY; Middle Tai . sfy‘.htm .. o er sc -s ni tr p e u et,' , Ct in .:tf e t; as to the authenticity of a Ei iend of his elerivit g great iseuelit from tee CORDIAL. BA I.hl of GIL.EAD, to a s-vere d , sortler of the nervous, bilious, and Batuieut kind, with which he bad been long afflicted. . Mr. F.. 'lorry, HiLh-street, Birmingham, vouches for the sups . prisio4Core of a tientflemats, long in a deep Decline, having taken five bottles of theCorilial Balm of Gilead. The spirits, strength, and appetite of the young man were visibly and very materially improved ; anti by cautioning The use of it a few weeks hanger, he was, iv ith. Go o's blessing. aud to the great comfort and astuulsk nirm of lot ratni!y and frieods, restored to p.rfect health. Mr. B liciot;•ratd, of Pontefract, reports of a man in that neighbourhood, about the age of SO, who had . the appeorrnee of.; labouring under tkat most dangerous disease, the Phrsisis Pulmo natio, sit Omni niption. He had a considerable degree of beetle fryer. proinsenigitt-swests, expectorated much,and was reduced tp a state qf erreaue debilit y. Having had tile best medical advice Br'eolild procure, without obtaining relief, he had reclurse to the Cerdirtinalm of Jihad: perseveringiu the use of it, all the unfa /pittable syinptonts gradually abated, aud he has attained a vigo roes P"sic of health. teruntent Security against Counterfeits, besides a Saving Boric: in Your. The Cos-chat Bairn .oF Gileatt is sof4 price its. itacit, or the qaant'ty of four in one fa • to.7.3lseash width one I tr.tsoitle Is savid,llut Okla tamp of which bears the Propt name and ad- Ihe ergravate, "141111. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate isdeinny; and this privilege of a pantatler set of plates for • has been grante.f. to Dr. SoNsmon by favour of hit; ion. Commissioners of Scarp Lnlties, r urpowly to ;.Publicar,afttst countertehs: ttotie else ace genuine. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and ream)), Bow Church yard; Bacon and Co. No. OX lord-street, Loridon ; Brodie and Dowding, Falisbury ; A. Smith, Perfumer, N.irth Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mart In Keene, Nu. 6, Cul lege-wreetl, at Davison" ,s No. 1 , Parliament-strett; and of Meurs: F. Newbety and Son, Dublin; and remit, by all Medicine Vett ders in the United Kietg•!om. some dit...rders have Lein many years in pri ceeling to such a &gyve of mahgnastcy as cannot be eradicated 141 .t few weeks; therefore it is in order to etwoUrage steady perseieinice in the use of proper means that Dr. Solomon has adopted the plan of his hose% with three large sis. family bottles, euntahting the quantity of twelve, at I is. packed up safe for the countryy. tor a 865 Bank-note, by which £1.1%. is raved, vide' Guide to Health. . As Dr. SOLOMON'S Practice is now become so great and extens ve, that his constant engagements require a comider able portion of his time and attendance, tie Hirt ci s, when Consulted, the usual compliment of One Pound; but all written Cases, or letters of asivice. and unaccompanied with an order for 'Medicine and remittance, to be answered at his leisure, are re (phut to euclose only lialhas.Gwitwa. Draft, may be obtained at any Post-office, payable at Liverpopl, for small stints of money, which is a sure' nihile of conveyanres—Such letters sh,:uld, ft.r safety, be thus directed Mosey Letter. Dr. Solomon, GI. lead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." *.* Letters may be addressed to X. Z or A. B. at the Post office, till called bor. Persona wbct do not wisp to have their names known; may have their boxes directed W. Z. to be left ut till caletl for, rliiCh' Was amongst the crew. : •.Guverun Mr. Baroit-RAci i iAltUti suwmea up the esidenee . ,:d ck iii .4 o .. n i e: to Jury returned . a verdict 0t=.144t Gasilry 1 „ la bauks, • .. eftEir.bodo. - Wr.I4IXWBVIIE• PENSIONS. Yesterday W.. thow..4 wits indicted for assaut delft ree the , 6vo young women, mitue'ri . Hammond And 'C villa isJrl ritji intent to viniate them. thpl had both set GeV ' 44 . 141111 1" ' 1 ii waggon frum Wiltshire, with intention of ruing s M eel i es " Ti 3 e. lacelin London; where they arrived About t tree in sold 1,1; . : i` ~. • LAW fNTSLLIGENCE. ,4' • • • >•• - •••,. - .4 01/UILT Ofqi/teIdEQUER, 'WM IN?' • THAL KUM V TUB %MOWN/ OF SLIGO. • • ,~ . 11souserau.... --....msed foe amide to skew east* why t* Weed 'epon the tiobibaargais upon hisepneictios-nnhe Aduallitilkohlna for a ntisderneanor,-in inticiug away eeitein of bis Majesty's seamen, should not be paidhy the City of Londou - into the receipt °ibis Majesty's Exchequer' The Learned Gentleman stated, that the fine (4,65000 had been sent to the City, and was detair.e .1 by the Corporation, who claimed the right to it ; but they had, procee ded on erroneous grounds. , Certainly there were some Char . d i rs grouted to the City. in.the time of ,Elenry.- which gate them a lien upon all fines imposed on offences .committed within the City of London. In this case, the offence was committed without the jurisdiction of the City; for it was an offence committed on the high seas, cognizable by the Admiralty Court; who merely held their Sittings at the Oki Bailey for convenience. He cited several authorities to show that the City had no right to the money. The CHIEF BARON' directed a rule to go. PREttOGATIvE COURT, JUNE 29. HUNTINGHON C. lIUNTINGDON•AND OTHERS. This was a question relating to the last will of thy Rev.W. Hunting d on, late of reototivitle: ft appeared -- that the decease d, being taken ill on the v 44 Jena, 1813, went to Tunbridge, in order to with - Stone,his solicitor, respecting his win ; thilMt:fertOne took do% ipso uctions from the moilthof f thefeci*aseyl in order to prepare his will ; out being maelifatigtted, the deceased deal ned complelin -.4lcksired Mr. Stone to come the - vented, they Were not day. These instructions_ ed Nos. 1,2, and 3, which perty to his wife, commonl fiaunderson, doring her will cc uld be preparee, kin (one of the deceased' . they were in an unfini —heen erect teekby died to revoke a foimer wit. which .„ children in a manner perfectly destin, The Court said, it had nodeubt whatcsee in pro nouncing for those mars, as contoitung the-,aeill of the deceased ; and decreed the same accordingly. SHARP busitr. This was a question inspecting the will of R. Sharp, formerly a seaman on bo rd the ship of war Hussar. This case came befote the Court on the admission of the allegation. It appeared,that the Hussar was lost on the coast of France, and the testator was made prisoner with the rest of the crew.: He had been a prisoner nine years, doting Which period he nsiade the Will in qua. tioi in favour of his mqtlacr ;,hut which was opposed by his widow, on whose. pare lt,lwas contended, that nn wanstm's will could 6e -cried, under the statute of - had the certific a te e i t h er the 26thuplelkit of tWiCaptattior libitnengter Officer of the ship at. tached to the part of. the propound er or th e' Will, it was contended, that the testator at the tierrio e,f ttecirtini his will; did not belong to a ship of war; and therefore did not tome under the meaning of the A ste .,,Th e Court saw, Clout ;giving,any what -would bu the effect of this will, respecting wager or priestontanif. The wfdow Might to have apple for a limited administration ; and therefore, nni , . all the circumstances, it admitted the allegation. . ;, • : V. 1 , • • • completing theLteseia;td de -e 'aired . e nest morning }'lam! being pre-' rt prrxeeded in 4iltilte following isconsisted ottliparsttiark- which gave.the,b4l; of is pro- nmonly called fare LTFabeth ler life but be berme eke d. On the Pittotiht nest of ed's sons). it was contended that iniched state ; that they had not- Anemia *; stAd that they intended will, which would Italie his UWII perfectly destitute. the .;., • ••• St J .13,441 0 L•P0Z P "Ahstract of the Bill stow before the Lords, Kt amended by the Committee, Act for the more effeetnal Prevention of in g of the infection of the Sm.ll-pox. Notice to be sham before Use expiration of sia tion by die practitioner ; and Araby dse parents Prattkioset to give certificate when infection has Notice to be &filled on the church floor. Persons out to be exposed timer inoculation. Persons - attacked with natural smallpox to bosses opproPriated for the cure thereof, Ste. •No Churchwarden, Overseer, &e.. of Poor, to son receiving parish relle• to bet tiocuLsted with medical person to act under auckeeiler. Large orders ire said to have been recei , country from the French Slave merch. .at tlt* moment in the coarse of manufacture I ,collars,lfandcuffs, and the ot,her. articles tt, ;curing and torturing thd.unhapprelegr4es; Tuesday last a woman, in the' neighhonrh , Shooter's-hill, was attacked by a Man and with oaths and imprecations, robbed her silver. rortunately, on perceiving them the fields, the wrman had the,precani her stocking £4, she had a few Minutes ed for an article she had sold. • A man of the naine of Ihvid•Collitt Isabella, were apprehended' in Dublin on Thnrsday se'nnight, and committed for trial, on a charge of ut tering forged Bank of England note ;. He had lately come from England, but had been at Belfist, Newry, and Armagh, where he was supposed to have passed rimer)} the notes, and 20iforged notes were found in his possession wive iiiadappre.hensled. NiiithATE AND LEADENHALL MARKEIS. (Sy the Curcaig.) Beef, ter stone S 8J to 5s 41 Veal 4$ Rd to 6s Od Mutton 43 ad to S. Rd' Pock Gs Od to 8s Od Lamb 51 8d to 7, Rd. PRIcICE OF HAY AND sTRAW YE:VIT/WAY. IT. J A 111 WHITLCIFIArtt. Hay 31 101 to SI 12b 04 Hay tt 4s to 51 As Od Straw 11 12$ to 1)51 WSW 11 to 21' Os Od Ci a y g e 61 s. to /I 7s Od PRICE Or HOPS. . ' Up% • ..SLW POCKETS. Kent el es to 91 Mat at Os to in 11 s Sasses 6/ Orto.Rl 44 *airs - 71 Os to IC4 Os Esse: 61 Os to VI Os Farnham 111 0. to tfil (is 'IIICF. St. !awe& Market bs bd town Tallow t 9!t it _Clare Market • • 04 od Yellow Rus,ia O Oil is Gruel OSs Od—Goad rip 12s Od. Yrllow Stus), toes—Mottled, 12011—Cord. 124 s —Paint 00s • l' ° i lee of Candles,- per dos. ISt bil:.%-114ouldi; les 6cl: COAL-MARKET, JULY 1. Ships at M:vket Ships SAL lig Newcastle -- SIB. Od. to S7s.Od. 2 Suthierland - Q - 425. Od. to 544. Od.' coOttrattatimires. • • Mt ma IDGE, lune 30.—Wheat, pet load £15 . 104 to £2O lOs porky, per quarter 32s to 345. Oats leas to 325. Beaus 43, to 4tls. Peas 00s to 00s. Olk ORD, June 30..—Price of a bnshel of Wheat M. 6 1 ,14. — The Qoartorn Loaf, Os. COURSE 4, EXCHANGE. • Paris I day's da. 20 40 Lie. Naples, - - 4I Ditto, 2 Us. 20 40 LLmost, - - 61 Bourdeaus,do. 21 40 Oporto, - - 67 Madrid, 43 Met. Dublin, - - 71 Cadiz, 43 Egret. Cork, - ei Amsterdam, 43 2 2 U Palermo, 143 Ditto at sight, 32 6 Leghorn, 60 laptterilam. c. 1. 10 . 0 2. U Oenoa 56 Mimbo:els, 211 a 1 U Vedoe,s . edit IN. Pfccole. Aeons, 39 1 9i U Ineffective pert. star Aglo on the Bank of of ncl. 3 per cent. ' ?ES 7- GOLD SILVEv • 1141 C. Portugal (Joh! , in Clin e . 4 1 . 11 L 110h1 1 11 :. Foreign GolJ in Ban •••• AA 1 4' u ° l * • ; Nrw Donare, - "V" tilto 'my& New Doubloons, its au Al bop marts. 04. HIGI ;Ft WA Eat A r WOW* MIDGE TO .14110R;l0W. Monti g 98 minutes rtcr 2 Affernaae l ' - inievirs after 4 r .` 1 1 7 yr . anJ • • 0C len act iiaitthitr, and di'; Hoz/and. Conketartby, Net - dein% and Gilbert, Plyino.ith ; Knott and Lloyd, said Sonority and Co. 11rn-.lBl , ana ; Staines, Lynch, and Atkinson, Maretheatert I rewman e Eactrr natter and IPA•1)011a141, Giallnyt LLintgag anel Barry, ; Steve:. tin and Co. 1 4 1,irviich ; Set infen. Leictrer; Edwards and Penny, and lhilisirt• and La hbar y,Lfirerrieri.latele and Ledger, Drees 6 Wane, Brighton ; Roberta and kull, Chel tenham; and retail by moat Country Medicine Vendors, lak hones at in 9d. and Of. each. TRU 1 . 11 Taft) UPRANT—SICHNESS CHEERED BY HOPE—HEALTH WITH ALL 1:11E PROPRIETORS of Dr. JOSHUA WEB. S rocs ENGLISH DIE*I DRINK have foe oboe- years ' enjoyed the inexpressible &itchy of relieving and memoirist a gr ater number of suffering and hopeless Paddy% in the ,vast variety of Disorders undermine the constitution avid at last 'extinguish life, than the Venders of any; or of dtber•Pahisc Medicines, eats jrafly or truly boast the afflicted to Contransp. don,. in S:ropbula, in `curvy, in Cutaneous Empties: earn die immense dui of Di•enicrs peculiar t 3 Females at actaical periods of life, and in all cemplaints Indicating impurki of tkitjolodd and debility of habit, require farther prootof the troth of each twee tl nn, they have only to consult a Pampkbe,prioconly lu.csntaining more than a hundred liviog cows, which,-by ordisatyltolluirls cannot fail to remove every doubt from the minds at the Melt itiCrOUlons. Yew men are entiowesl with the. requis4 bid rare talent of extracting and scientifically combining the Essence of Herbs and Plants for Me , Iteinal purposes; bin Dr. Weesitik, an eminent Ph) sician for more than half a cagily, was, tram the strong, because natural bias of his 'sand, peculiary fitted to carry Botanical Medicine teem state of prefeCrion, w hich tip great Sir John Hal thought might , In Ante be acconwhahed, and which the immortal Boerhaavt had heti ago predicted, 'chit inas provemente in medical _nowled.s would, it no distant period, infallibly produce. The late Dr. Webster realized the expectation of both. try having produced a vegetable remedy, that in no terrible case hes for Co years been ever known to fad, where the Patient weskit to IVniself. It may be necessary to &Ad, that the Osar,Datee is peculiarly pleasant to the taste, and may be taken with perfect. !afety by a female in the last stage of pregnancy, or even by an infant a day old. Sold Wholesile by the soli Proprietors, E. Slee and Co. 911, Borough, Southicsrk ; and also Wholesale and trivia by dude Agents. Messes. Howard and Evans, t ong-lane, West Smithfield. All Lettere aod Orders (post paid) addscased to them, will meet the earliest atteetioti. And Mid ef ail, Sy one to least, in every tonelderabk town Instill Dotted kingdom ; and by the following Venders of Madder in London Illoteun, chemist and druggist, lON %emelt; Word's, Medicir.al Wartho.ite, front of the Rive Eat/untie. Cocntalt ; Cokowurday.timnsiet col druggist, J 44, Whitechaaci . • lia.wuey, chemist, 24, Cesist Suriel-street, Blackftiari-woad, and at lCa s nlegtoti crow; Sanger, (late lisionf tb9, Oxford-rarest; Midgley, chemist and &twist, 49, Strand; Hildson and Cikehcrnisla,ke. g 7, Haymarket ; Ward, 314. 11 0 1 hurdr mu MAMA'. pert is,) Half Nut • a: is. Pints 7644 Quarts 1* each,' uty iueludee. - . .. millraihioll l C 4 • •t: • : - - - •. : NO D dem i ! e n y rd4 T r ra s mes h:Me i tia . tr pp .nt illea ri bU t te hs ti n flhOit thcas. Rafffi lwttu ddij iiiit d* a. ennaritieum of ungu.ede.i pl,asure. Vegk gli curt it lamb*? adoration to the Shrattief W..i&ocir oi t paw: o Am Co t exote ttl a bab been tainted by I:404 1 e. 4 teak 'lds of sfatority Is I#4lspeets ably requisite. .1 - Vrenly vette . litre ele•irro 'our prattles to the exclusive treatment o(. the foiowitg.breordets, and &asp , etssti.l result of. ohr.r!an iiii..l w adtkiim.el ardow to npfnea.4lo o t are At the tz i mos , important on I t h h e e ra ra v i agrs alea ot e til ut ° N• C n ."" tati 1444i laltiil it z ea "11.111 t. aw, at in b t r a tl a n a s t e it 4 a m .e rly l ar at p e o e i r t h ir verri: Ji practit ranch, i4 as t hl o ari t. v s ; • •!l; is eenoi .tio .to ,fusi e ..live, ow 1 / 4 . i r ,..4i rtet i p( mr a .. : l : onr°Tallg l 4'. b ile e C4ra l: l ieord i ' Punracted er imai s ti t t :: ned i c h r r ine' t s uCe ge of t . k wirli w il e dall--.. liev irw et:vo i tentinn, comprlte every species of Venereal luiectioo; all kiwis . of Debility, wh.a.her arieng from th e b a be s et se: net loom . ' or the indulgendes of a:starer ,aij..; that des Atigentestetoi : the Systent iu Women, which is calitel i fsarranness or vs-elity; Seminal Weaknesses, Glees * Obstruction, in tit, Prethr-st as alto Strictures, whether' recent d r of img .ittration, and which have baffled :he shill 'of nth& IPracwiemes, are by our present improved plan of treatment cif-etoißy Ida pera3a neatly cured, withdut the p , rient bode-en the Mitftsitfteut Pis and alarming Hernsorrhase which frequently futikw.. the exotica. dm, I of the I.unar Causti c , In ,he course of our * re tentive practice to this metropolis, numerous caws of STRICTUR4E : , h ave beat and re daily under our care, the total eradtmilowtot which weft. feeted by a safe, certain, and expeditious mo t h of burr aireslar to any other yet adopted. The weskruiss, Me s s:aloe. arid slabs- ! thy, proceeding from this complain* are speetlily tern tied. and the Patient restored to sound 'and 'vie otos, hialtii. But writer* the debility loss btu years existed, a proper perseverance In air restorative remedies is indispensably eequieftlr, en rritivetkorsluno bering sparks of life, tool to res..lß:4: t toostity, Numerous Diseases ,are thst_Trult of , I nice . I W.!tiotcill the moment of a denpletdifarif*a, add I or .sitlfreolienti t' arc pens that the seeds of lite am polsimatio the Ludt wellilislihol MI uogtoarded hour. Dy a saperisiedmillilltLestegomplaisim at ip ii. easily cured ; and e v e where. ailifle-. L ° "iv tfitreldbat iwe may presume to oiler a radical me vi nt. YesoJui. ever, are dock-airs of comptica tt kl . tll.6 c hit r d!. or. clam. pared with the calamitous sit uallui. es: Aleut who, Font tor intlas gence lo a solit a ry sift. or the pravalent gaiviies o f a t u i t i on a l . life, acquir e that thee of dtbihty which it the.ussevoido= re.a gurney of suck pentichous 1.416 it. Where the un broods raver hi s misery, but m f.ateully emcees hlitetopeo, le may be some asa:don tor luns to kiwi, tisat althoollN *wag object o: doubt or uncerainty with other Practitlidtam, Save, too-oral of these deficiencies by the gra.ltal progn Is of deflovasion, h the acquirenteot of our excetlerte. If the rites Of lisgela 4 Venus hav e tiepin to reduce Matly Ogler, rsush arsl t if iii;l he prevented ley an fatty counteraction of th is Cserat , l'ailtr 'lst, In these cases n o great diffoculcy will mar. I . Married Women, who have long been dwappoi:..ed its the., expectations of a family, may he assure.], that to mo, : inn meat, such defects are curable by Medical skill. The secrecy which Ls so estectial to our enederairing, ancrtl a qualifications which see have presumed to state farm the ba.” Is given, that Misses. Currie and Co. may :le coasuhed he Pa iiiiiiiiilill'iilial:bitilliiiTallAutell;iiitilsfilactlll:;e4; mittance for *ash:sand Medicine', what the Isla Oc e • g . leo or sent to any pert of the Kirgduta. • CURRIE -- ' ~ le.. ..awe, Septerabee - Bart), Mr. Rubberds ; Mins (an 0 bey; Zell Zan, Mr.Tdonsr ; Al fstMdleton ; Hantdewao (a Palen eid Wood-egittetr, Mr.Cenke; V 'Tiger Band), Mr. Huntley. IA ADZIIf 'arise HOSDIL —Et Mr.Woolford; Caitlin, Mr.Duc lingsworek; Hagan, Mr. Bradley Satan, Mr Parker_ ; Zarr._ • ,, ~ Mr THE IiORDV..-M essrs. Munn, ford, jun. Bbckmnre, Johnston, Principal Beahmin, Mr. Mani Churcn ' May, Henderson, Dud Guard .Mstssrs. Day sod Huwe , l, Pest Guar.!, &Toys, by the doul train pf Auxiliaries. . Women—Asa, Princess of Cl pearar.ce on this Stage); Zanautt 1 Mass Orly; Arina, Dubai.% Wl' rahmins, Mrs. Brookes and Mn 1 lesdatms Malaita, Taylor, Ba' ratttniol, Mesdantes Parkinson p. ron...tel is the SUceessits City til . Delhi, Cataract by Mt Woodman's Hut, the Baudit'sC Overact at Sunrise, State Apart taterior of Palace. Grand Attack of Hindoe Pi Mr. 'Wass . having re-engaged Rope Dancer in the Word, du Monsieur and Madame 600E4 teats on the TIGHT ROPE, al peculiar to themselves, will da and Vi'altx, on TWO ROPES. Master Woo tr oa ts, the Infer Flag Dance an,l Peasant Horopi; Mr. Campbell In the course of the Errol's' - through the whole of her woods ' ROPE -.Clowns to the Rope, Extraordinary Feats ou a Sing • The Eventrig's Entertainments purletts written by An ADVER"rISEM/ s umnr............_ tt l en iaess d at 1 1: 4 06 k t f p n l oin e4 . l . :ei p' Doors to be opened at Half ; Six.—illewseiii Pria Usitliesv I To ragas& precisely at L ley. • 0 CAPITAL BARRI .gil the Barre 'shies ''.7.-7 .7 ., '.. : . c. , 7 . ' ' 17 •• - .'..• 't:4 ".• •••••• -4-- ..,. -.--, 1 • . , ~ . . , . -. . . • • ' .iPC' , I A ' • k•. • . o.t--." • FlALLA bEftieaq I f s AFTIB iu M"O u U ccim S p ri tais L te LS . . Ti .e . , bt sekvitsi s mia : ime=l: A. ; he mute o f Heart-Bont, dtc. are will known, hype. I. y y-an ea r ei e cc,..7: I bdlgeselon, Lore of Appttite, Whiles& Ceetivcarse, and these N 'Minded on ,gatoerous train of diseases, arising lip= tAsnstins• ions IttnetaNd .;. ' . • • • ai e, ad- 'by hot climates. u wen as the more frequent inslidgencies io the - : 0.4 , . : • • . 1 • . 1 vatioes lacuna ef life, th•-te Pills ;unliuce the mast oa f p 7 accts . g Bgemihoge.u. and day are so :nrocent in their e duet, a. to require me res. rans. . 1 ~ do o; &c. Sold bta Etiwuriis,s66, St 1.4..1's Church yard, Lop.lon, mice LN VMDER 8528. ~ h as di p* I es. 9d. the Double Bus, is. Ad.; alp by Sanger, i Word-r aI . • 4 •'. . To Mr. DIMI N., Apolaeviry. • 4 'llto Public le respectfully Intern Surrey Theatre has undergoes a I..introcelied Into sIR—T take tile elrinisr opportunity to oaten it to tbe original forth of the you that I have received else most strindetfel beet* frees ROYAL. CI to order any per- the use of your VIXON'S AN'Fljillloll . i e'll.La. which I car. Amnon°, of Mr. %fun. b small-Goai Our ried with me to Jatualci, and all those lam& to whom l iiiisut• Tll.9ol l ,"with Ms brentifel Si bitted them have taiirticared the same salutaty beneat ; 'hi de. . 1 4„, n .„ Boy d . B a d, an d Boa Clare them to be the host Medicine ever wed in that . country, Ur Equestrian Spectacle. •eceived in this Bilitics and other co:realms. Tile tollowing are winesa; see,- MOIRSEMA la m a ( a nd a r e cal Ladies and Gentlearten who have received the escrow read; from yawpiers% An.ib :LAS PhliS • •••4:3 1 niril'allOric idriff ' En• ii. ictiire) for iron maim Vt; sitlans Slaw, ,E Kiti sq. ptop, ditto; W. m, iti d S bvbf re y er w t baug Evefi buu illt ebi lit t es usual for se- spantik. Town, ditto; GWG. W. Ifsmilton, Esq..thiiritini to Mar, . rasa al Lair- sizE TRr.lAb eit. 1 QU ;rtSes. ditto; J. Smith., Esq 00 11...tboue, disco; .ri. Allston, hol. ghbonrhood of &its; Mr. Walker, Poet Iflnront, awn L. Portiussaa. Esq. Salt CI . (set which will be praroted. tot Grand Equestrian Milo Drama and boy, who, [fiver, 44 .. 4 i. M r. M uita36 . l2llte : 3 - Bun?, S avanna i ( i. r• Scenery, eztensile Machinery, I , Polack, - .Lsq, ilitto• Mrs. thirqt,Gol , )-no 11, libicton • dais- THE TIGEA er of 3s. Gd• in M rs . P err y , 9t. Ann's; Mts., Irooarig, . albti Town; ' wtti i coming across renal , other persoavot the iirk restfetabrity -4:r. year most * nit Pie" Invented by hir ' W. trim to put in obedient servitet, TI•10114At MARA( 10f."111(ttrirbiliip graillilik. ngi. Chore's/rt. Sta. by Mr. Mo s before receiv. Sold tattaleale sod retail et Mr. berniar's,4„ulosort.ie. Corm" lof Mr. Cooke. The Owner of St.Penl's CLurch.l'artl ;Is i• am' and Wain, t.urtseseotk; L irel y "rkr el r, , * . f d ., b 2,..,_.„,!‘ 1" 1: t, ns and his wife I unlet'l4l4:dii"tem,6oiAli^tit's all e 3 i Ms P i onfea i Hans Moose e wl a hl t;l7e t n n n i s. en;;d 4.. er ."... the -" tmmt ar at rg, rrt ; o P.ll IC4 eon% siteertielo; Peet .- . . ... PRINCIPAL CNARACTERS -••Si No• '2O, B.i Sinclair ENCYCLOV4 ArEw remaining E DI I'ION et rhe E or. INC I lONARY of A Li 1 t.RA * I U RE—to Twe Engravffle. may now be I of Messrs. Archibald Ca Etlinburfts, (Ow Publisher Cochrane, and Co.; Juba ( son; S. Sassier; J 154100 1 (usds.putt Femur ; J 017 Richard Priestley ; Wil Gan, and I sebrane, 0 .• Ettc t or.! Otte library, and iii W credit.' aoy other Wort most etitiarat st.ra who h the list to years, atml hat cetleturA circulation of lu 1 W V tali - i a soar. .......... 40 NE1 with Gdthic•gil a id Hymn Tuna -100 .west price 50 Guineas ; the Dewing room , three Barre h.ire Madern Dances, Waltzes, (*.Ones. —May be StVO at ,Leimarer.square, forte NEM "' popular Overtu T . - . Satlak and Kaharade, ai Vovesit Garden, composed al 44. K. Bishop, price 7a. 6d. for the Harp. w,th Attempt Ain, rice ti.. for Harp alone, 'welcome to England, a Dis posed bt D. Sttibelt, price 3' -.Seining i favourite Waltz, I . 'plias Se. Ditto, No. SI, con F to Pztgland, a Waltz, a • , price eta. lie cekbr F e composed by 1. ' the I Sib's GOD site the Kit in Paris, price Is. 6d. 11.-.1 'tailed, sung by Mr. Sinclair den, composed by T. P. C when the Harp I strung, a %rived Opera'of Lionel and i price Is. 6d. Leaden % Published by C Ve. 20, Soho-apart ; and I 'v.' LAST AND WESI • SIA aP. HEATH, c • chants of Engl.vii! %pale. e.nee of tale, tc I and ex 4ratos, titi. St. eitthre CI Ilk Eidetice la a safe, 'cocks. gout y and chili.. stimuli, hysterics, set-ti relaxation and lassitude appetite, injoriet from It !guar-, and in the spasn ao gunmen to Want., care. Asa Fatuity be found a va'uble acq, lvtrctttsa EfirNCl of luable Family Medicine tisenient is to guar./ Inv Ica* , AI4ICII an: preps.' 1. for L• iportation. fl pi a that J. l'.llratn, mat Scanty se* wl tst. Paw', Cbursbefard bir DOlde is 2 • - -•----- a.tevto 14. _. CURIL/E and G. 3errase. No , 147 , Hattali•garden. *umber 3, tell. --- szz.-- - 7c - -...... - - - z---- -.. LONIALN: Primed liy I.tvat. Kt Kr, Pmk t ii ria • publfillod %here, and at the SW take. 'fen p' r Bar. .-11111111111111111111111111111.... b- A 4 -t I i ii ~~ t % r :.:: J =