Star. — London, England, 1814-05-04 00:00:00

t A : . t - • BOXING. • a 1111.11 M •. .*. t• ftwomimltiml• . t The first general meeting of the amateurs of the • fist took piste yesterday at Coombe Warren. The "ernrtl) +tants on this occasion for a purse of 50 guineas, were Richmond. the black, who hap before signalized. himselt in the fief 1 of combat, and gained the reputs tion of a man of first rate science. and Davis. a navi • gator, who, besides having been distinguished by pro. vincial notoriety, has beat two men in a ring oir Lon don amateurs. • On this event a square of t? 5 feet was formed with three rounds of rope, the stakes of which were taste-. fully painted with the letters P. C. At half-past 12,,, the caterer of mihing sports shewed himself, and the combatants followed soon after, each apparently pant ing for the honcans of the day. S. .on after one o'clock 'the men set to. Betting was at first 11 toB and .5 to 4 on Davis. hut from general appearances it got to even, and Richmond for choice before setting to.— weight of Richmond was a'roct 12st. 2lb. and that of Davis, I.2st. Bor 10 1 4. Belcher and Gibbons seconded *Richmond, and Joe Ward and Whele, Davis. Round I. Davis made play with the left band. which Rish• mond stopped, and rrturre•t slightly right enclitic ,seetning rather out of distance. Davis pressed onward and planted a good Wow wide the right baud on Richmoi d's temple, which brOught him down Betting 7tol on Davis. 2. Bt•th went in and rallied, and some smart fightlnt took place. Davi. Wed freely during the rally, but Kichmot.d was again knock ed down,ailtismigli he availet-bimielf of superior science against more weight and strength. 2 tot on Davis. 3. R ictimondpiried his adversary smartly with his left band on the head, but Davie went in boxing, and closed, and tbr. w urn. • • 4. A smart rallying round commenced by Richmond with a left-handed teaser. Davi. returned angrily, and Richmond went down with a 41;4 hit on the mouth. Davis still bled 're ly. . 3. In this round the Black shewed much daring and science. lie first met a rally which he broke away from, and in retreating isoMted his adversary, who hit, or rather Awes' loosely. Rich• mond, in retreating, at length made a stand, and rut in a terrific bl $w on the mouth, which g•kured- b:m. Even betting on Rich mond. . • "6: Richmond followed up his successes, and availed himself of his superior science, and again g s ailed his mat. 7. Davis shewed weakness, and symptoms of lasing. He fol. lowed his adversary in hurtled temper, and Richmond, by a rat-' sting bow on the jaws, put the head of the form r into :hancery,‘ Ind Davis seemed to hit wide, over-handed, anti out of dis tance. ' 11 Davis rallied, and with sonso•succoss. He planted aMt on Ids adversary's mouth, but without i %Hating effect. Richmond t .turned on the retreating system with much affect, but in closing Le Was .brown. n. Richmondiplanted a good hit under his adversary's ear, and retreated Day/. went down. in. Bo la closed and Richmond down. 11. Richmond made a good stop, when a close took place, and bsoyeee,ved a severe throw. 12. I avis batch. inuid to bleed from the second round, and be followed his-a .versary, hitting over, or rather Aiwing, iU round ibe ring Riclim. rid excelled Des Hayeseven infi A pirative steps, in re•reating. but he at length made a stand, and put in a blow agam on he mouth n ith the right hand, a fuels separ: tad the tipper by of his antagonist from. the nose, and whli which he wept down I eat. Any mails. 13. Davis made I.i. la.i effort, but it was of no avail: he was again kuocked down, and the combat ended. 11 is .mood leaped ,over she rope , nearly five feer,with nn other hi - s than one near th. temple in the err round, and a slight one On the:mouth, of ro • airsa quence. '1 be battle lasted twenty minutes. The lo' r was dr. adfully hit. In this bode there'was a specimen of what a man of fifty and trpwardS, of first rate science, could cto" . against a fie-h man, under thirty, and of supefick I:ngth and strength. Richmond found at the cont., Thencement of the fight, that his a•ivers.iry was not to be pinkd away by, let-handed jatieg. and a few rat tiers with his demolishing right hand s on set the event at rtst. He judged kis distance writ admirable skill and never hit without his blows telling. By the re treating system in the last round but one, his htiws . 'told with double effect, by gathering Lino.elf for a hit when his adversary was boring upon him. Ot Davis-we can say but little, he is a go'd figh er among novices, but such a man as the Black can beat all such of any weight, even at his adv..nced age. A second battle was taught the mast courage ous description, between Smith, of Hammersmith, and Nara, the conqueror of Ballard, two of the gamest little men ever pitted, for 2.5 guineas. It is impossi ble to do justice to the courage and perseverance of these heroes. They fought with reciprocal advantage `for "a length of time, but Smith 'was the heaviest man, and a right-handed punisher, whilst • his antagonist gave with the left. Our limits will only permit us to state, that Smith won dearly, and both were unable to walk 4T - tne, from mere punUment.—This battle. lasted 56 minutes. The aeliole of the sports gave universal satisfaction. Ind the millers and amateurs adjourned to the 17th in stant. - Friday an Officer of the Guards, at Portsmouth, for a wager of twen y guineas, walked fifty m i les in !sixteen hours—being considerably within the time ‘ , all•iwed. The ground was measured on the ram., ?arts, from Spur bridge to the top of St. Mary's street. He started at two in the moining. Monday se'nrsight, as Lieutenant Itrenante.ox, of the 20th Li;lit Dragoons, was proceeding from tl e room in which he had been spending the evening with the Officers of the Scots Greys to his chamber,, at the Swan Inn, Chichester, without a light, he fell from the landing place of the first floor into the are.t, and received a very severe hurt in his back, and is also much bruised in other parts of his body ; he was .taken up in a nearly senseless state. He is now much better, however, and in a lair way of recovery. A young man was yesterday thrown from the top of one of the Hampstead coaches, in Gray's-Inn-lane, by a sudden jolt, and had both his legs broke. Bow-s-rneen.—Yesterday, a person of respectable appearance; who said he had lately arrived from the country, was charged with uttering to a tradtsman Ht the Strand, a fictitious note for Aes. The note, in fact, was for LI. but the word jive was clumsily pastes over the word one at the corner, so that it was easily detected. In tre'fence he s.tid, he took it nn the road to town, but could not tell where or from whom ; he was therefore remanded. • Monday evening a hearse, which was returning from attending a funeral in the country, was robbed between the Elephant and Castle and St. George'.F Church, in the Borough, of a bag, containing a large' Velvet pall, some ostrich feathers, and other funera' decorations, of considerable value. The villains had to pick she lock of the hearse door before they could lectimptish their oqcct ; and it is somewhat sur pttw,g, that at the tin e they succeeded imoonansittin -the rchhery ardi wet t . n y ,tiding on t h e too r of ' . ,__lC o . ..fere were ten persons C at roar. A MpEr INTARISTINC Anar.dizr 0401111 The approaching return of PRAM has increased in a tenfuld degree the interest justly excited by the po pular Game of the 64 Peninrula," publish..d and sold by J. Ducat:am 23, Zmok-street. Holborn, and which may be had at all the fashionable Toy-shops in Town and Country. No , history of the glorious Campaigns of the IMMORTAL Wawntrron can give such a correct idea of the topography of France, Stain, and Portugal t it is no wonder, thetefore, that aft ranks should be eager to be instructed in this fa shionable Game, not only as an agreeable pastime, but as a most fascinating vehicle of instruction and mental improvement. The heroic Marquis WELLING TON and the most distinguished Officers of the armies under his command have expressMd their unqualified approbation of the Game of the Peninsula, in terms highly flattering to the ingenious inventor, whom his Lordship has honoure4 with his particular PATRON ASE- Those who amuse themselves with the Game of the Peninsula may truly say—Luifierur belfi ! S7'UIGARD, APRIL 17. His Majesty has received by couriers the following offici.ll intcrmation : In consequence of the provisional suspension of hostilities, concluded with the Commandant of the French army, a general disl..cation of the corps com posing the Grand Allied Army has been ordered, with the consent of the Emperor of Russia, in Conse quence of which the corps composing it will take the following cantonments ; 1. he Au iNian Army of the South (the eorps et Generals Bubna, Bianchi, and the Prince of Hesse Hornburg), hi the de pat:memo of Monthlane, the Isere, the Rhone, the Ain, the Saone, and the Loire. 2 The Pru'san Army (he cops of Gereral. Yorch, Kleist, and Bubna) in the departments ofv.e Nor,h, the Pas-de-Calais, and the Forme. 3. he Ru•sian Army (corps of GenerllsWocosizow and Lan geroo), in the department* of the Oise, the • , the Sarthe, and the Ardennes. • 4. The Rtnitlan Guards and the Reserves, Ma natralions of Austrian Grenadiers, and two Regiments of Cavalry, at Part.. 5. The tsth Army Corps (General Raiteatity) in the depart ment of the Marne. i. Tl.e sth army corps (Bavarian) in the departments of the Vosges and the Meurthe '1 ke 4th army corps (Wurtemberg) fn those of the Yonne and the Aube. 8. The 3d (::eneral GMlay) in the department of Cote d'Or. 9. file Attatrian Cavalry of Reserve in that of the Upper Marne. The troops are to, set out on the 10th for their cantonments. :The grand head-quarters are to be at St. Cloud ; those of the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia are to rem,,in at Paris. • All the cbips ; are to 'remain not more than three weeks, and spine of them not more than a fortnight in these, cantonments ; af!er which they were to march out of France by the f 'flowing rowtes rhi Wunerraberg army ci.lrps, by Fort Louis; the Austrian army of the south, by Basle and Schaff hausen ; the other Austrian troops, by Basle and Kehl ; the Russian army, by Mentz and Coblentz ; - the Pru.i,in army, 1.4. Cologne and Wesel. . All the reserves and transports have already re ceiv: d orders to halt. BAAKRU PI CY SUPERSEDED. Will , am I awrenee, late of Drees. street, EoStld Highway, Nloittlearx, tanner. BANKRUPTS. William Honyw:ll, of Bath*. brandy-merchant, dealer and chap 111.1n, to .iirrt.lo.3' May 1.1, at sir. May 17, and June 14, at elder, he Greyhound tin, Bath. Astoruirs, IVlessr.. San dy., Horton, and Rourke, No. 5, Crane -court, London; or Mr. Nicholas Peter Phene, Meiksham, Wilts. James Earl t".e elder. of Westmorland-place, Ciry-road, Middle. sex, cattle..alesnian, iktly 7, 17, and June t 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. titre. t avid IVolffe, Philpot-lane. Jost ph Davis, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Taylor and draper, May 17, 18, and Jun: 14, at ten, at the Snow Inn, Hanky. Atrornies, Mr. Jones, Halley; or Messrs flax and Son, Queen square, Bloomsbury, tomlci.. James Halniarack, of Newcastle-undsr.Ly'me, Staffordshire. mercer and draper, May 18, 19, and June 14, at twelve, at the Bell Inn, Stone. ,Attoroies, Mvs.rs. Ansticc and Wright, Temple. Loutlins; or Mr Dent, Scone. John Parker, of Deal, Kent, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, May 23, at seven, May 24, and June 14, aT ten, 4t Anoraks, Messrs. May and Mercer, Deal ; or Messrs. Kin. derby, Lot g, and Austin. Gray's-Inn, London. Robert Roben•tm, late of Newcastle-upon-tyre, habtidasher, dealer and chatman, May 10, 28, and June 14, at .efeven, at the turf Hotel, Newcastle•upon.Tyne Attornies, Mr. Harr ky, New Bridge-street, London ; or Mr. Forster, Newcastle. upon-1 yne. Junies No - ble, late of Caton, Lancashire, silk-manufacturer, dealer and chipmas, May 27, at five, May oeS , end June 14, at eleven, at the Nag's Head Inn, Latkager. Anoraks, Mr. John, Lewthwaite, Lancaster ; or Mr. Jopson, London. Samuel Watson, of Totnes, Devon, maltster, dealtr and chap man, May 14,19, and June 14, at eleven, at the Olnbe Inn, Exeter. Attenties,./..1r. Taunton, No. 28, Essex-street, Lon don; or Mr. Cumi..g, Tomes. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. May 44, Balthazar Adams and Edward Adams, Bucklersbard, Hants, ship-builders, at ten. May 7, George Fergu-vn, Mino t its, habenlaiher, at twelve. May 2s, J. Hineklev and Samuel Williams, 014 'Change,wareliousemen, at eleven. Mry 26, John Bragg, Weymouth, mercer, a ten. July 5, John Htekos, Wor thing, draper, at eleven. May 24, George Kearney, Fleet -street, bookseller, at twelve. May 28, John Pettitt and Samuel Rout Butch, Souihwark, hop facture. June 4, John Wi:kie, Howard- Ater', navy-agent, at ten. May 28, Jubn Badger, Old Jewry, int:chant, at tett. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. - - - - May 23, Robert Ackrill the younger, Worcester, shopkeeper, at eleven, at Diglis-Gree n, Worcester. June 3, Wm. Weaver, Michael. bedwardine, mercer: a- eleven, at ditto. May in, tames Sill, of laterpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool May 18, Thomat Richardson, Liverpool, soap-boller, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. May 20, "Thus, Hills, San -iwich, ship-builder, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Sandwich.— May 24, Walter Ciark the yowler, of Hereford, mercer and draper, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, Ludlow. May 22, John Tyler, Mount Sorrell, miller, at one, at the Bell Inn, Leicester. May 21, Samuel Clark, Leicester, salt-merchant, at eleven, at the Ikll inn, Leicesteg. May 25, George Arnall, Birmingham, flier• chant, at twelve, at the Union Tavern, birmiohliam. May 23, John Sitanderwick, Hour: on, porsershire, tike manufacturer, at ten, at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil. May 2t, John Robson, junior, :lemma-tie-upon-1 ync, merchant, at eleven, at the George "lewca-ttr. June 11, John Cooper, Manchester, flour-tlealrr, at o, at the White Lion, Manchester. May 24, John Sprtaf, of ath, toyman, at twelve, at the Full Moon lan, Bath. May 30, :Win Bound, of Manchester, dealer, at eleven, at the Star inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES, MAY 21. John Turner Wiiitgrovo, of Kidderminster, caner. Charles Findges, Ringwood, liants, stationer. John liostock, of Rugeley, trainer. John NI-Lelia% Ticnborne-street, haberdasher. John .1 , eight, Nu! hampstead, Hats, dater and chaprnan. Benjamin Held, Fenchurch-street, broker. Wiliam Self, Bath, mercer and !raper. Edward Winspeare, Kensington, victualler. Henry John ,writhed Ruel,'Bridge Field, Wansworth, crueible-ininufasorer. I ..ephen Powell, Liverpool, merchant. NIAY 24.--John Peultt and Samuel Rout Burch, Southwark, !lop-factors. John Curner, Hertford, merchant. Samuel Parse; Cornhill, auctioneer. a. a THE MOS P PROMINENT TRAIT OF BEAU IS A' FINE HEAD OF HAIR. To obtain which, the ROW LAN D's MACASSAR OIL, under the august patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess to Wales and Duke of Sussex, his Serene Highness tile Duke of Brunswick, and his Excellency the Duke sitl Infantado, by their expre.n Authority.—Also by most of the Nubility, and Gentle men of the Navy and Army. Its virtues, composed of Vegetable Ingredients, from the lolanda Macassar, in the East Indies, are fat beyond rultigium for eradicating all impurities of the human hair, and producing a luxuriant growth on bald places; produces a strong carl, and permanent, so that no damp air can obliterate It; also a beau tiful gloss ; promotes the growth of whiskers, eyebrows, musta chio', &c.—lt is perfectly innoxious, and may with safety be ap• plied to the hair of the younge.it infant, which is fully explained. Rowland', Treatise on the Hair is enclosed with eaele b tale, worthy the attention of all fandlie). As this book Is pirated, and the Oil coutiterfrita, it is especially necessary to observe, that each genuine botrle is signed on the label in red ink, "A. Rowland and Son." • Sold at Ss. 64. 10, 6d. and Xi .Is. per bottle; by the wit Pro prietars, A. Rowland and Son, Kirby-street, Hatt.,n-Garden; and by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to Inc Majesty, 'Fitch borne.stretet ; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, Cock•pur street ; Mr. Smyth, Perfumer, .117, New Bond-street; Mr. Berry, 17, Greek-street; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders in every Town throughout the Psupire. Pisa, ROWLAND'S ES AMC]: et TYKE. kr changing the colour of the Hair, at 75.6 d. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND's AI.SANA LXTRACT, for the Teeth, 108.61. per bottle. A PLEASING APPEARANCE. THE unrivalled qualities of die Genuine COW LAND's LOTION, as a safe, mild, and elegant prepara tion for the removal of all Eruptions from the Face end Skin, and for improving the most deitcate.complexion, have lung been known to the Fashionab . .e World; and many thousands, of rank and distinction, have adopted, continued, and recommended its use. The eonseguerce has been, that persons have obtruded on I the Public spurious imitations of the Lotion. To prevent injury and disappointment to the misled, s it is necessary to staiehhat the Gentling Lorrott is prepared and sold by Mrs. VINCISNT, No. 6, Davies street, Grosvenor-square, •Londati, who is the sole posswisor of Dr. Cowland's iVanuscript Rec'pe. N.D. It removes fetters, fling-worms, and Sun-burns. The following is a Note from Lady CATIIIRI:41 LANNUI to Mrs. VINCINT, No. 6, Davies -street, Groslt, nor-squire: No. 49, Charlotte-street, Porainkleplace. Lady Catherine Lennox present. her compliments to Mrs. Vincent, and has the pleasure of stating, that, by the lase of ts‘ o quart bottles of her Gowland's Lotion, she is perfeeqy cured of a violent Eruption upon her Face and Arms; she was recont• mended by her pkyaician to rni.ke use of the Lotion, which has exceeded her must penguins expectations. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor of Dr. Cowland's Ma nuscript Recipe, No. 6,Davietetrver, Urosveuor , square; Dimon and Co.- No. 150, Oxturd-str eet ; b qtyt h, P er f umer to his Ma jesty, New Band-street; Means. Newbery and Sons, and LA wards, St. Paul's Church-yard; and ad respectable l'erfamers and Deal. rs to Genuine Medicines, is- every Town to Europe, •in quarts 6/..6d. s plia.s Ss. 6d half-pints.es. 9d. 'qtr rent countsTiel Lotions, it is necessary to observe, the amiii Yiecolit is signed gen all tit* is geoids°. I_IALLA*I ANTIBIttOttS IILLS. Effieacy of these Pills in Bilious Complanes, llea Heart-Rum tee. are writ known, by nasty Teen raperinore. Iv Indigestion, Lora of Appetite, haboual Coirivene..q, and tho e nume'rous tiro ortirseases, arising front Corstitu lops ti. hsle a K t by tot clituates. Iss well 34 ette more trennent isi.luip-ncie. to the various lozories sat life, these Pills produce the twat Lapp!. Off-cts, and they are so innocent in their nature. as to reqokre no res•raint. Sold by E F.dwards, 6s, St Pat" Church-yard, London, pride 2 4 . 9.1 ttw Double Boa, 4s. Rd.: also by Sanger, Octerg-road, BY HIS MALES 1 leS "LOYAL LEITERS PATIINT. Granted yaw JAMES. RY.MMR, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey. Inventor am t Preperer of rip HE CARDIACand NERVOUS TINCTURE, the dtt safe and effecteut kteutedy far Disorders of the Somaeh, and Rowel*, wt. IfeAwt ech. Cooftvion.atal Giadloe4e. Secondly, Ind gestion. Loss of Appyite. Crudities ant Retchi-es. Yitins nets of the Eve aiid Skin, I•la. dente, Pell., Spasms. Ilea , t. burn. Hiccup, tivpinex,-Colic, and Cestive...?ss. :thirdly, For tit- Gaut in the S umach and N. Fouithly, For aU such affeetiatis of the Nervous sy s i e gb a s aee attended with IYrpressien of Paralyra and Apopi-cric Dispositions, Pnetratian of :- trength TindLUty, Tremors, rta:a. lugs, italpitatiens, and Fainting, or Fits. • Fifthly, Foc.biae-ng and. etreeigthen ng the whole System, in States of Relasa‘iciti and Debility. A. a powerful Anti-. pee In Cowed Putrid Bee, and for coon erecting Inttciloo 4 ne prey. nun and curtis I acrid, Malignant, and Psetiletical Fevers, Sore 1 brew, viz Cr - ane* Maliuta, &c. Prison% cruwded filthy Places, Has. '.111 1 5, hot and uselealihy Clquates.&c. * s e I his Nice:icing, as an iininedsate Restorative aud Cerro• boom, is a most rlfectual Remedy in Frau* Obstructions and SupPrYstie 1, a: d Cases of Rrention at Mieurity , alio At Weak ness, morbid discharges. and irregularity about the turn of years. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. R ymer's Appointmen by Mesere. Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. JO. Boer Church-yard; and Retail by Fred. Smith, No W s Hay-market 1 Randall. Royal Exchange; Bacou and Co. Oxford.street ; F. Newbery and Son, 45 Si. Paul's Church yard ;1. Harm, comer of Luigate-mreet ; and by every Vender of Raent Medicines in the United Kingdom, in bowl 1. at 4s. bid. 04. 17s. audio pinta s at SSs. by which there is a ctilisiderable.saving... ME3SRS. GOSS and Co, as regn:ar Membcti cif the Royal Collette of Surgeons in tothhitt, haw% *eau lousily devoted their attention for these lest 17 years to the study of those clistnee.-, which so frequently embitter, and too oftep prevent, that Meat:math blessing, niatrimmeal felicity. Tim numerous a;•pl.cations they have hitherto received [tore persons of the firs: dist.nction, and the uniform success a:tending their siiperior nio.le of treatment in sucu complanta, induce thrall thus pub! , cly to offer their ass;or time. , In all case 4 of debility or defici e rcy, whether Whiting front the too frequency of participates in the glirtki of a fashionable lite, the tinhotir.d v.! • ittlulgetice of libertinism, nr &skeet, sol tart', and destructive habit, witie. weakens the energy of the Mind. and destroys tha flower of yotakby producing sterility In the one set, - and impotence in the other; they offer a see an .l permanent cure. hose who, from au -11 °rotor Lit nts, as. prevented t n ens% ono the-marriage stair, and ashamed eeta rehef, brood over their nfirmities *llene*, it mmit consoling to know, howeree dtßt cult or ineff veal the cuteness , be deemed by caber practitioners, lir, by a renovating and infa Mile method, they ntay be restored to a sound and vigor us constitution. . :I ctrta.n Disorler, fro iuently contracted in a moment of inthacretion, and every species of Veiiereal !nice. tin. by a mill.and n.-ver-failing mode of treat ment, is speedily an 1 ra.licary removed, without restraint to diet our vserctst. as also Strctures of the I irethrasial Gieets which t hey are enabled to cure 'n a shirt p-riod, without realm to the ea. nful, dangerous effects at the Caustic; reltirenc,sot which can be given to seetrai Gelit ernes' to high respectability, who Wu been cured in a very heart petiod, atter having laboured under strictures for many years. To =trod Fenner., whose eery:. tae tool at thole tender pleas a IV connubial happiness have been defeated, it play also be II pletterg reflection to know, that by a proper peewees sties In their, reme lita the general health a roma eared, and the impedimenta eesisovett Messrs. Goss and Co. teeing:Tel) , ;worming the cure of them particular compla at% so order .1 ar they may oat be marked hp a mistaken few with the obloquy so justly attached to tine ineto• rani empiric, think it but justice to the:owlets to stair Mat t , •ey have been properly educated and inittaied iiito ever, breitch 'of the profession (certificates of which from-different hoontat,, and sestonontals from the. moor ethinein phystemee, they !lave to eau 'knee arty togo - rer.) that the auccea. resulting from setter sotto young Ant Induced thins to quit the practice . of the remora prao toiling?, and they pre-um- that their pretensions constitthe a tair eroond for the Unprecedented confidence with width they lave by the Public been as fiberally honoured. ririents :n the country are requested to state the particulars of the:r case, age, and manner or living, er.clusing a dark-nuts for advice and tualTines, and the same will be forwarded to as/ part of the k'ngdoin. (tile!: and Co. Somme, IS. Souvrrie-siriet, ?leer sitter. NO Disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay adoration to the Shr'ne of Wedlock, but where the Constitution has been tainted by Disease, a renovation of stablity ii indispeav sahly requisite. Twenty years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of the folowing Disorders, and the sue cesslul result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose. as far as we ate able, the ravages of thosc Complaints which are toe most important in the catalogue of Human Infirmities. Alta initiatioo into every branch, as Navy Surgeons, we formed a wish, at an early period of practice, to rescue individuals from the its norance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipatanny of general Practbioners. The - Ditorders to the cure of which we have devoted our Ile teotiun, comprise every species of Veto real Infection; all WO, of Debility, whetht r aris.ng frets the habits of school bola s or the indulgenches of rraturer age; that derangement of 040 System in Women, which is called barrenness or Sterility; Seminal Weaknesses, Gleeis, Obstruct ons in die. Urethra; as also Strictures, whether rece::t or of long doratloo, and which have barn .(1 the skill of toter Prasuationers, are by our present improved plan nt treatment effectually and perma nently cured, w , thout the p it:en: sulfertng theescruciating pain and alantenz.lientorritage which frequently foLows die applies. Lion of the I.unar C.4ustic. In i.e course of our extra:me practke I is this metropolis, numerous caws of S f RICI LIKES have been and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which tee& fecied hiy a sate, certain, and expeditors mode aware impel. tpaiy ether yet adop• ed. IFlie weakness, relasatitut, and 44141. proceeding front this complaint are speedily rem. .teed, . the Patient restored to wound and vq nruue heakh. Bet whin the debility has for yews raked, a proper persetrainee is our restorative remedies-is indispensably requ site, to reviver be dim. berms sparks to life, and :o reanimate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are.the result of ignorance or haste In the treatment of a simple Grotto:the a, and It not unfrequently hap,. •. 4 pens that the seeds of life are po.sou e d by th e indtacredun ot an unguarded hour. By a superior method such coilolaints are easily cured; and eves where oilier. have failed, we trust that we may presume to offer a radial re-establishment.. Few, how. ever, are the eases of complicated distress is this disorder, ease. .pined with the calamitous situation of men, who, fronkaa gemcll3 a solitary vise, or the ,pre vakot 'stele; of a fashionato, life, acquire that state of &Witty which is the unavoidable guesses of suck pern.einus habits. Where the tiniest py 121 broods over his surrey, but carefully conceals hi. tnisiortoots,lt mai be *lns consolation tor him to know, that slit:nut:it, 4 b t ae object of doubt or uncertainty wi . .h other Praietnionero, enival et these deSciencles by the gradual et ogress of RI nt , v.i;. >4), es the acquirement of our exeerienee. If the rtret Basci.s t , of {repot have boleti to redo's* panty rigour, .much anxiety e s o; be vefited Icy an.early counteraction of this finguid ssot, as In then: cases no great difSculty will occur. Married Women, • who have long been disappointed fit dti:ir eXpectations of a lustily, may be assured, that in .mast Ma/4w, such defects are curable by Medical sitll. '1 he secrecy which is so esser.tial to oar undertaking . , and d e quattficatitms which we have preowned •to - state, for* be bad s of out pretenCuna. and in coincidence vrl:b such this losimith m is given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may be vestal* by dents of either sex with !he greatest secrecy and honour, et t h,o ; House, No. 107, Hattan garden. Patients In the Country are requested to state the particulates of their case, age, and general habit of living, and e industry a r e , mittance for advice and Medicines when the same will be o ven or sen t to a ny part of the King - don:. CUR itiE and Co.Sorgotos„ 113. 157, Hutton- - ' N11(114 t,Fnatvd by Laval. KENT, Pichrtt pablisited dike, and at the staroSee. Temple IV A. • 4 .• , 6- tI O F , ith7i , A do CtRCLTID INrELLIOINet ••• t'ERTH, APR Thnrsday, tame on the trialder Ilfargarrt Bakter, for uttering forged notes. There svf. , e three charges , laid in the indictment, on the second of which she w.ss found Guilty, and sentenced to be transported for seven years. Same day, john Elder, convicted of culpable homi cide, was sentenced to one year's imprisonment in the Tolhnoth of Dundee. Owing to the ahsence of snipe material witnesses, the trial of Betty M urray, for theft, was put of. ABERDEEN, APRIL a - r. • Monday the Circuit Court of justiciary was opened here by the LORD JUSTICE CLatt,c and Lord Atli:cont. The Court began with thy trial of James Farquhar, late butcher, in Huntly, accused - -of stealing a consi derable sum of money from the haversack of John Rose, private in the Aberdeenshire Militia, while on a journey together through part of the county of Aber deen. In this case the Jury acquitted the prisoner. Jean Davi!hon, from B uifr, accused of house break ing and theft. This was a very distressing case.-- , The pa isonet, a young creatnre,apparemly pregnant, Rpme:ired in the most calamitous circ , ,mstances, to tally friendless and forlorn. She confessed her guilt. Sentence delayed. The Court next proceeded to the trial i,f Rolm Middleton, accused of rape, or an assault upon Helen Fife, with an intent to commit a rape. Alter the trial had proceeded some length, the ApvocaTE DEPUTE gave up the cause, and the prisoner was dismissed from the bar. BIR I HS. In Pall-Mall, the Lady of Henry Hetusseurth, Esq. of a daughter. Friday, at Lennox love, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Patrick S. tort, of a son. At Lis house hi Marchester-ttreet, the Lady of Sir John Mal calm, of a daughter. MARRIED. The 25th ult. at Stallsfield, the Rev. Bengamin Modes, Rector of Stales&ld and of New Church, to Sarah Uohree, of Ashford, widow of the late Captain J. Dobree, of the Hun. East-111,1'a Company's Service. Weshiesday, at Melton. Captain John Fordyce Maples, of the Royal Navy, to Mfs Carthew, of Woodbridge, widow of the late John Curthew, Est) of that place. At Edinburgh, the 90th ult. Edward Sandman, Esq. merchant ' in Eilinhorii h, to Leticia, daughter of Thomas Gordon, Esq. of tVhitbttru, wfiser to the signet . (►n the 7th'-Ceptemher last, at Nundydrong, country of My sore. Major Patrick Vans Agnew, Hon. Fast India C.lm. any • ,ervice, to Catharine, second daughter ut the late Donald Fraser,. Esq. weter, Inverness. At Getktes, the 7th inst. the seat of NVillizni Latish, r.q. the Rev. John Cormack, mil ester of Stow, to Helen, daughter of the late John Rose, Esq. of Holme. • DIED. At A•likirk Manse, the 21st ult. Jessie, youngest daughter of use Rev. Gavin .1. Hamilton, minister of Ashkirk. At Glasnakilly.l4k of Sky, the Bth utt. Mary Innes, formerly servant in the family of. Gla.nakilty, at the very advanced age of 127 years. She lived to see the sixth geherat ton, and ritained the use of her fAculties to the last. At Manchester, the I t•th ult. aged 30 years, Mr. Stephen Polito, of Exeter 'Change, Lender, proprietor of titc celebrated Menageries. The 26th December last, in the 46th year of his age, at Santa Maura, in Leftathia, one of the Greek Islands, on hia return from Athens to Sicily, Major-General Darla. At his house at Greenwich, the sth ult. after a few days ill ness, Captain John Monztir, R.N. aged 71. In Rathhone-place, she a set ult. Mrs. Forrest, widow of the late Capt. lS Forrest, of tire lino. East lode Company's service. Tuesday te'tinight, at Oaken House, near Wotserluimpton Frances, eldest daughter of the We 'its. John Wrortesley, Fart Lrely, at Parts, M. Mercier, author of several popular works, and Member nt the Institute, aged d 4 years. His funeral was very numerously attended. At Aberdeen, on the 17th ultimo, Lady Hanlon Gordon, wits . dow of Robert Gordon, Esq. of liallbead. On the 17th ultnuo, at Cheltenham, Captain W. Mackenzie, 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, late of the 42d Regiment. Lately, in Spain, Major Soon, of the 9241 Regiment, in con sequence of a wound in the thigh ; he bsed only three days after suffering antputation: HIGH WATER AT LONDUN BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Mitering . Albertville 8 31 ax•s aftee 3 a, S • • , : . 1 ; • • N utiptir . q OJT • , M 0 lore, Thiciiptiip ! * ii‘ 00.0 1 !*.M° 0 leArb" l rattiTALOOKIS resSmixf Thrtle triv4wref Viet dittos* of tile Col •In Pail-Mall afoo four o'clock, while, sod codorbed" red can be sem noon of [beam 4 Any =Mg ay Odd! Tp HE PRi • JOT nig . 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