Star. — London, England, 1814-05-25 00:00:00

- • - ••• • ••> 'RELIQuE Or - The followlsig Verses, Is the hand-writing .14 Pis's% are cgs* from a Kink Nate, in the 'seisms/ion 0! 7.1 r. Jistas F. Gaaqs . o4 of Ditmfrits. Not. is of the cotland, anti Is (Wad so far hack as the Ist of ^larch% ; Th i e Imes e xhibit the strong marks of the Poet's vigorous nen, and are evident* extent; ore effitslon n his cimracterisric feelings. They heat itmrrial proof of their having been written at that interesting period of Ihs life, when he was on the point of leaving the country on account of the unfavourable manner in which his troposa s for marrying " Bonny hAti," (his future wife)s were at first received by her parents. Wee worth thy power, thou cussed lean Fell source of a' my woe and grief! For lack o' thee, I've lost my lass! For lack o' thee ; scrimp Illy glass! I see the children of affliction Unaldid, Ihrti s thy cursed restriction! I've seen ty oppressor's cruel smile, Amid his hapless victines And, for thy pott.nce vainly wished, To crush the villain In the dust ! For lack o thee I hare this much lov'd shore, Never, perhaps, to greet old Scotland morel t R— kyle. .i. PORTING. . . Epsom RACES commence this day, when the F.p born stakes for all ages, and the Woodcmt Stakes of SOgs. each. for two year old scolts, Sst. 6 . 113. and fillies Bst. Sib. will be run for. To-morrow will be the great day, when the Derby Stakes, for which it is supposed 13 will start, will be run for, besides the Gold Cup. Bet ting fluctuated considerably yesterday fun the Derby, • owing to the wetness of • th e. weather . .81tulter may he'considrtied trst fa you, t., from thr ?Otis yesttiday. • For the Oaks the Nitre . fi11y . ..k7 k nne back. Lora. Deasy gives openhove, as'isbla4telering the'Vace4, to t he Noblemen at4Ceeptyw...pgfeegitintetts..9fishe . Turf, at his seat at the . Oaks, bear t be•Coorse. r e- Among those invited * are, the rinbe of'Tonic. the - Duke of RUTLAND; Lords LoWTIIEit; OrCAVENDISI4,.. ECM...m.ON C, STMA•ELL ; the Hon. B. li. CitAvec-Pile. TimuNittu„,&c. scc. ivrt. LADBRoKE is fi rst favourite for the Woodcot Stakes to-day ; and for the Cups after the Derby, Cato stands first. Tits PUGILISTIC CLUB.-Tnis meeting of amateurs and patrons. or the fist, Who are known by the name -.- of P. C. had their dinner on Saturday last, at the Thatched House. Sir HENRY SMITH in the Chair, with about 45 attendant members . and guests ; and yids professors Cribb; Gully, Oliver, and Jackson, amongst the rest. After dinner, Lord Yaassoutv made at speech of some: length on the national utility of the pugilistic an, and at the close of it compli mented Oliver on the humanity he evinced in his last battle with Painter, in not taking advatetage of a si tuation in which Painter was much distressed. A match was made for Oliver and Painter again to fight in a 15 feet ring, between a Mr. ProtsTora and Colo net BARCLAY, but as the odds rose itnmediateiy after to 2 to 1 on Oliver, it may •be doubtful whether tiie match will stand for the 15th July, or the forfeiture of tm guineas be paid. . . ---,.... . About six weeks since, a lad of the name of Rex, about twelve years of age, whose parents reside in Newport-street, Southsea, was bitten' in the cheek by a dog. Fears were expressed at the time that the ant. : -steal wasmad, and the event has proved that those sus picions were trio well founded, for shortly afterwards . the youth was seized wih symptoms 'of hydrophobia, which con? inued gradually to increase till Sunday last, ' when he expired in a most shocking state.' Two other pe sons, ee ho were bitten by the game dog, are now la . bottling under evident symptoms of 'hydrophobia, one of them in so- violent a degree thilt very little hope is • entertained of his recovery. . •''. - ' On WedoeSclay three men were killed at Timsbury, by the rope breaking as they "Were descending one of those immensely deep earl-pits at that place. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. .(From last Night's London Gazette ) June 29, Beajamin Riddirk, late of Glastonbury, Somertetshire, baker, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Ciastunhury. - BANKRUPTS. Stephen Frobetr. of Leamington Priors, Warwlekehire, stable herger, tleakr and chapman, to 'nit r,tidet June 1,2, and July 5, at eleven, at Copp's Royal Hotel, Leentitigtan. Priors..- . Attoenies. Mr. James Worthen", Castle -street, _Holborn, Lon don ; or Mr. Ge , :rge Kitchin, Barford, near Warwick. . Morpn Jones, of London-road, St. Georges Pied., Surrey, up holder, dealer. and ehaptnan, Jane 4,7, and July 5, at one, at • Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Stevenson, i lambda inn Neusquare. 'George Hands, of I octenharn-court-road, Middlesex, tic:ostler, dealer and chaptuao , J one 7, i i , and July s,at twelve, at Guild ball. Attorney, Mr. Cuppage, 112, Jertnyn-street, St. James's. Wiliam Jones the eider, lot of Rownhant-Wharf, HotiweEs, Bristol, coal-merchaut, dearer and chapman, lone ta, 144 and July 1, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Astor ties, Messrs. °shortie and Ward, Bristol; or Mr. S. N. Mere &tit, I invites-lien, London. John Higgins, of Brewer-street, Golden-square, upholder, dealer and chapman, cow a primmer in the-Ring's Bench, May es, June 5, and July 6, at eleven, at. Guildhalls Attorney, Mr. Poplin, 20,13e3.4-auset, SOO: , .::,... . John Ford, at Liverpool, hopse-builder'eadi jaw, dealer and cbapmaa, June -20, dl, and July s, at one, al the Yiak Hotel, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. John Whitley, LlVerptiol. Thomas Blaylock, of Carlisle, Cumberland, merchant, &eke , • and chapman, June 13,14, and July : N at eleven at the Ginn Dragon Inn , Carlisle. Attornies, Mr, Blow , Car l i sle; or Mr. Bishett, Cloak:lane London. '. Thomas Layton, of eauterhury, Kent, draper, deakr and chap." s f man, May al, June 14, and July 6, at eleven, at Guildhall.-' Attorates, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, Fre- , derides-place, Old Jewry, London. ti, George Davi , , of Providence Buildings, New Kent-road, New.: ••• ington, Surrey, carpenter and builder, May 31, June 14, and ... July 5, at eleven, as Guildhall. Attornles, Measra.-Clattoni . and Carter, St Thomas's-street, Southwark. • 7 - V ictor +mien, of 11enneu-street, Sc, James's, Middleiest i pletuat; • lee, dealer and chapinan;May 31, June 15, and July sl, it 11, •.6,./ - ` ttoniey, Mr. Coate, Austin fritrs. ' - - - 7, Middlesex, ushatemnist, ' July s,at ten, at Guildhall. Robinson, 0 ray's-Inn-plate. :y,*ntiller, brick-maker, dealer .., 7, and Jtdy 9, at meat Guildhall. , Sly-plate; London. 1 - -'- .itillubk, maltater, dealer and luly 5, at elcver., at Guildhall. 4 - p r fr e i r,iaaisdon.srreet, Pen t_ .stelefi . Foiterahm., Cheapside, dealer and chapn.an i May 81, 5, at isn, at Gallikall.-.- -cori, Shoreditch. 1 •14olyyrell-strAr, Sbritedltells id-dmptnatt, hole 7, li; and Attorney, Mr. Gray, Kings- I ‘• ••.; • •• 0 •• ;11 1 IGuiiiiha1 1 . At ton' ey, 14r. f. 061 t;, : Belay Frieling"; of Upper Staularell, dolatand abarnan, June 7, 11, #44 J Attornies, Metsrs. Rowland and RI - ' • V/tHiant ICui;fi ,tof 13 - 41hin, Sairey,'n . , • 1 ..- ' and e!‘aptran, May 31 , Jun.e 7, Via . . • • •' , : '„it t: britev ,Mr Williams, kly-plake; it, ;antes klay.ward,,of Yoeelluidipe, 3us • „,. 411apokla,.114ay iB B Juno 7,4td July • -..‘ ' ' Aitoinies, Mauls Painitir antrOf, .. ~ • • ein•c4-weet, London.. . • :)- ' ' 'William Picieriesi, 7,/'l3eargo•strqet t 5 t, , /-untlan, liatior and litioon, dada . ...c; . a t t qi, Julia : i , 11t eltlelp, "pp ILly . . ,A.ltortig.f, Mr. G r ay, &nu ark -r,,,a Atchfba).!*Keinetif' Man:61111, - . lik • *C7SrAarpenteei and Waikiki, 441er anJ. 1 Jolly a, at twelve, at Galt/hail. At - • , • .. .: 'Wad-road, ShuctAlitclu . •e . ' . . . . .. ; • . . ' ~.... ' ' . ' .1 . • ..''' :: ." —. ' . =IIII •- , LAW 17$17111:LIGT2TER. COURT OF JUNO'S BRIICK - 1) 1 4 THE ICING PHIPPS. •: • . In this indictment .for la libel in the weekly paper called The News, upon Viscountess Pereeval, the pro. secution being abandoned, the defendant was found Not Guilty. • , ' LI; THE ASSIGNEES OF TEGSTRAU , A BANKV/PT, v. ettsiatits. • 0 This was an . action brought to recover from the de fendant the leasetkeertain premises which had been assigned over to hini by Trtn..ram, the 6ankitipt, nit!. •der the following circumitantes —on the ground that the transaction was Merely intended as a cover foe usury :—lt appeared that in 1806, at which time the lease of the pretniies in ittestioni which were iidltlls 'Tristram, under the Minor Canon bf St. Patti d i, had *Viral years to run i'he being:hard Inn for; man ' irppGed to ind obtained' Wntit AbleVefetidatitt 'and in consideration d reeeiving that sudn;assigne 'his original lease overla hint, the defendant, itgreeiti 1 to grant him an ntidet lease at a rent of if7o per a 1 filim for Seven years, and in this under lease was i 'serted a•tlause, giving to Truttrittri the Toiler of res. 'demption Cott paying the • ie9oo seven years. 'seven yews eapittat in 1815, wiliriut Trustnirn'ebci 'able to• repay the IE9OO ; the lease: heretrpon tat (claimed hy" the 4efeqi‘lant; Scion alter Trustritin carne pktopt, ao4 the transacting' coming to th intt)wledge of - his assignees, they instituted the pee=l sent action, on the grounds that the insertion of t clause of redemption in the under lease proved t 1 the whole was nothing more than a mortgart,:aad - • cover to enable the defendant to receive mord tisall '! five per cent. for. his £9OO for seven years, and'thima 4a.get possession of the premises which, it appearedi. ,Iwere worth near £2UOO. rf On the part of the defendant it was conoseded that i the ori t 4in;tl transaction was a fair bona fide *ale, and that the clause allowing redemption was inserted as an aiscitilgence. The Jury, however, aftcra summing ti froin his Li:4(6114i, found a verdict for the plaintiffs. C.OUILT OF COMM()!I PLBXS, MAY 24. 1 smutzints. • • LANCECHENOLIC en BRETON. • This was an action to recover a compensation in L datnages for the loss which the plaintiff alledged he: Iliad sustained in consequence.ot the defendant bieving• seduced his daughter, and deprived bim of her services.,l The plaintiff is an enibroideier, in the neighbour: hood of Soho, and his daughter assisted him in - the h l usiness. It appeared on du? trial, that Miss Lanco. Iclieneck, in the month of May, of the preceding year, went to the Swiss Chapel, when; on her return, she ' I met the defendant v:ha introduced himself to he: no. lice, by enquiring it she was not the daughter of Mr.' :Lancecheneck ? To this question the answer was in ,the affirmative. Be then rbserved, that she, as he ' understood, was .* connoisseur in paintings, and ti she had no objection, and durst trustherselt with him, be would shew her some originals. She atcordingly accompanied him to a bons* not far distant, where he succeeded in accomplishing what appeared to be his object, namely, seducing her. The consequence of this seduction was the aceouchrtnent of the Lady, who had been provided .for at the expence of her father; the defendant being. absent from•tPis country, on a' public mission, during her pregnancy., These facts Paving hen substantiated,' . The CIIIKst • in charging ilie sled, that th is wasbot a.ease which calla for 'kern 'plary• damages Cie:Cll4 . y were ui • give tie father compensation up to the eitent of his The plaintiff Ought recover 1100, and the Tory . after a shoreconsultitioi, gave isfara Verdict. of 4 . '25 damage's. IitiDDIMF.X.SE4SIONS. The Sessions cokimeniki yesterday. at the Sessions House, Clerkenwell George Royal was indicted for kgrostm , ault on Al. derman Atkins, on the evening of the 50th of March last: Alderman Atkins stated, .tliki.4)ll the evening above mentioned be was proceeding to the Concen- RooM, Hanover-square, in hi& carriag- ; when near the door of the C;;ncert Room he-found his carriage Was impeded, and looking out, observed anotht r eat-- ridge attempting• to force its way into the. tank, -and in doisagthis the pole of the Alderman's.catriage wits b r oken, and the harness also. The Alderman imme diately got out of his own carriage, and went up to Ather, in which he saw Lady Hampden sitting.— He inquired of her Ladyship to whom the carriap l bekused3 to which her Ladyship replied, it was ow Iher's.• There was another Lady in the carriage, agl the Alde rm an directed his inquiries to her, but could nat. get' answer.. Upon this he went up to tht; . horsesl.heatis, and taking hold of them, demanded iot the coachman to 'whom be belonged ?- when the coachman; instead of answ4ilig, struck-him violently with his whip several times. , At. this instant Town send came up, And the servant was secured, and he 'then learnt "that it. waii.ady Cliarlatte Durhambi carriage, and that it was her LadyshlP who bad re-' fused to answer the question put to het. Mr. Alderman Atkins's 'Coakhinati corroborated this statement. Mr. KNAPP, for the defendant, argued that his client was justified in attempting to get into the tank, there being la vacancy, and also in trying to set his horses loose when they were seized by a person he did not know. The blows, which had fallen on the. Alderman were not, however, intended for him, but for the horses. The Jury found the defendant Guilty, and the Court, alter animadverting' strongly on the mode of defence ad lited, sentenced the defendant to pay a fine of RlO, to be imprisoned two months, and at the ex piration of that time to find security for two years, himself in £lOO, and two securities in *5O each. Friday last the driver at ihackney.coatt was sum. moned het ore' the Conintiseioners upon a charge of. cruelty to his horses, abuse to a gentlemen who' noticed hii conduct on the evening of the 6th cat lesrl month in Argyll.street. 'The, iiictimstances detailailA were so shocking as indaced the Cointaisiabfts tci*sl scree they never heard a mere atroeinns Case, arid, would have inflicted a pecuniary peisaky,'btit* as tt Must neceseartly be paid by his father, they mnctr to their credit, gave him a most soitable,4dinonitinn ott the bzutAlity .of his conduct. and 1441444 him to h suspended from driving say tunclinq•conellior duce [mouths. t , ' - sir • sill, , LC. • h . srobr.:ti P01.1.0i&e.! • •,. TO MOS Pot.tcys-lAPvirg.-t—lelitqadj tw o M.ttoy and iwc,tascar sidors - were Brit ht frhm on hos4rd the &bee Exit Ineliathatt, at Dliekwall, charged +With being concerned With sever:4l Ailierv, who escafied - ia I ao open biit: at sei, with the will ul murder of apveral LA the crew of the above. ship, in her homeward pas• sage. They were coMmitteti for further examisiatioa Bniv.sraarr. On' Monday 'night. about nine o'clock, as Mn. Goadiby,' it&Onreisnieti by her son, about thirteen years' of sge, were passing through Itilwstone.strert, gorwell,street-road,.llley were at tacked b y a sihgl e . footpa4 k .who snatched the boy's iratell'otsc pf his itiCket, and 4if with it. Tile !Ty Jot' " stop thief!" sidolitilied and the man was 'Perabek.inVialcen'int:'..Johirs.strget.rind.; he was .observedito. throw :something from him, and the spot beingsearched the. boy's watch was found, but , the cake couhl not be traced. The man w:is yester dAy brought to B.lw-street,. a'n4 examineY,, whrte he i a•a's recognised to be ifiddoyMorge, a well'-known •racotr, - and. was cordmittedlor trial. MAiti./tonot'Cal-sTOW. —J. Sionuirrs was charged with ftealing, in the house of Slr C. Price, in Bedford squire, igreat coat and other NT:ire!. The foot-'' Man was at the'notickti "of the ' area . steps, when he saw; the prisoner go intO the Roust, and return shortly alter with st bundle, conriiaing the ploperty in gises tion hor i fQlluwed him upthstatops, secured him. .Thsprianner was fully corittriteJ. err or. . • .14/4". w At c. don Commas+ afte l r ate tunas it:nest, Lieutet.ast- Veneili I Orente,ilf the mind #rgitneht. At Dyntft•ethcAiktlt haw. tlas Want et' of John Maxwell. sq. younger of Barneleugh. At the Manse ot Allercrombie, Pffe.hlre, Mil 13. Ann Idltche. Swam; stptiou do, 14 b, su su S. , tats Swan, .eldst and nomad' daosh , cr. of Rev. tku'artx Sw (1, Abzreromble. r -•- viELlMAl'l3lltit r A ItUES, and GOUTY 111 AFFECTIONS,,tkii tEefr usual concondtauts, Spasm c.r , flying Pains, flatulency, *lndigestion: and gtneral Debility (orb ginating in whatever insure), are relieved an I tr..quently cored by W tiITEtLEAD's EnSENCE MU.',TAttl.) PILLS, after every olter means had l lailed. 'llse 1 laud Esstuot of Mustard, (used wilt. the Villa, fn chose complaints where urc. , ssary) Is per. maps the most :Wilde, penetrating, and effectual remedy -in the world, generally curmg the severest Spra ns and Bruises; in less . than Usiteba time usually taken by any who: .Lauttnew or Em brocation; and if used immediately after ant =eldest!, ts prevents , the fart ttarnirg Mack.—WHITEI - IF:AD FAMILY cgßArti Ls equally efikacimrs for all I cottdi: toned times, Sore Legs. St•or.- 'butic &nylons, Llotche4, Pimples, kingw.orras, bits out in the Face, Nose, Ears, sisal E 7 tl.dt, bare. and Inflamed E*s,Sore Heads, and tictirbtate Humours of every ,tescrlption.' Prepared:only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Orerk-strett, 501.% Loudon. The fAsence and at 2s. 9d. each, the Cerate at Is. 1 id. and tla.ptL §,gold by every Medicii.e Vender in the United Itingthiita. '• * • • .• Th e Genuine hat a Math ink Stu*, arida the name of R.lanniTson tanned on it.' . _ _ • • UJORMS ARE THE . MOST - IREQUENT Vi Sotliteis dF CHILDRENS * DIiEASES Tbrfr EI'MP I OMS EVERY. PARINI mei GUARDIAN of cIiII.DILEN should be uqopiated with. l'hey occasion loss Of aimetite, a paleness of the colour of the fire, emaciation and 'lrregaLu - titate of Me &treads, attended after with violent psans; they bring sm konvulelonit they idea the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending In a consuinricn r decay. Both as a preveinat ire and cure of these alarming compl,tints, the above excel - Ism Medicble is universally allowed, on the testimony of the htghest characters in this country, both fit rank and r i rspeetahi- Hty4 to have no equal. 'Fbetr public approbation..given to thp Proprietor, from a personal knowledge 6i its wonderful success In thcir,own„ farpllies, stamps its.,chern beyond competition, an. gives a sanction to it, of which no other' Medicine of the kln4l ' eats Meths' and•Otherii, iv tai ftariffai "rare of children should have thts mei:ltaly as a reality Atiodintsr eo retkor. to, sehte, astir the stomach or lettatelvaf ChllAven „aro aoy. stly;ilitordered, Which it will ate ayr be found to relieve. 'Sold, wholesale and real?: at lsofr. Entices, No. te: heapside,thp corner of Kt. Pau I's Chit &yard; Sitatir,lahnson, E. Ilelam,Putt swoosh; lanes, Weston Almiut.and Mallory, Pert was Hall en Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, :I*qm/A j'eek au Rosa, and Turner, Hull ; thisland,CoOkerority, tit'uletoo, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd. and Sw!notiy sad Co. Eli ntitigt.Mti"; Stiines and Lydell; mancherivr; Viewing's. Enter,;! Smith, anderton, Reab tt ra, Stott:and Sinter, t.disbetib ; ter and. M Duna.4l, Glasgow ; 'ansl.Batry, Bristol ;.: 7 te.l vensun and Co. Norwich; &Witten, I.efcestey ; Edwards and Penny, and Midge a ) %l twittery ,Lkeitstra; Nezie and Lester, Duvet ; White, .I%eigi assn t tiebesio,leddiatt, Ind tuff. Cheittan • ham ;a ad retail, ity. meet country molts:me vi sailers , boxes, at .•.- 4 I,'LliststlNK: APPEARA,NCE. THE unrivalled qultlitiFs the •Genuine GOw. rioa. as a sair o ptild, and obliaor ;trepans tik for the reinnital of ill Etairsoets frcm the Fat.: a:id skin, ed for improvitn the most delicate'etimpitron, love lore b,et: known - to ikeloddintable World ;Itrid spiny thousands, of rank and distinctions, have adeised, tontines-el, and reconsincotted its use The consequence has beau, that persons. have obi rodeo& an the Public spuriett imitation. o f Elinor. To prevent injury aiid disappointment to the mided, it is necessary to stair, that the Genuine Lorton is prepared and sold by Mrs. VINCEN No. 6, Davies street, Groievenor-square, Loudon, who is eta sole possemn oi Dr. Gowland'a Manuscript Recipe. N.B. It removes letters, Ring-wornis,. and suit-burns. The following is a Note front Lady CATlltatNi Len trot to Mrs. VINCMIT, No. u, Davirsotrect, Grosvenor-square: No. 41), Charlotte -st:t er, Portland-plate. Lidy Catherine L etinox preseets her co,.epliments to Mrs. Vine nr, and has the pleasure of Eating, dear, by the use of two quart bottles of her Gowiend's Loam., she is perfectly cured of vio!eut Eruption upon her Face auil Arms; she was recom mended by her physician to make use a the,Lotion, which has exceeded hrr must sanguine expedtations. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor of Dr. Gowned's Ma nuscript Recipe, No. 6, hiavies-street, Gro.veuor-square; Bacon and Co. No. 150, Claford-street ; Smyth, Perturner to Lis IA • jetty, New Bond-street; Messrs. Newbury and Sons, and Ed wards. St. PanFe Cfsurch-yard ; and all reepectable Perfumers and Deal. rs in Genuine Medicittes 'in every I own an Europe, in quarts Bs. 45d. pitw £a.-6d. indt-pints 2s. 9:1. To prevent. counterfe.t Lotions, it is si.icessary to observe, thename Vtacout is signed ugoll all that is genuine. 'f r o Mr. .DIXON, Apothecary. SIR -1 take 'the earliest opportunity to acquaint you that I have received the molt svot„ erfkl benefit from the use (Alvin. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS I'iLLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and aU those friends tomvhom I distri batted thorn have experietaced the same salutary benefit; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious sod other c , .mplaints. The iollowlng are nauta of seve ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the-u-mot relief from your Dison's Attribdiutts Pills ;--CliarielTayior ' Esq. fa- maim; William Shaw, Esq. Kingsior4 ditto; Ado . . W oadritf , Spanish Town, ditto; G, W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna, la Mar, ditto; I. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, s q i4itto ; Mr. Walker, Port Margin, ditto ; I. Peolloson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullen., ditto t'l. Burn, Esq. I;iavanna ; G. I'., Polack, Esq. 41tto; Mrs. 'Oliver Goldsmith, Ling4ton, ditto; - Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mts. Woodriff, Spanish Town; Wilth 'many .Yet persons of the first rerptetability.—Sir, your moat obedient servant, THOMAS HAV kOLD, of the Ship Wang.% told wholesaie and• retail at Mr. hotter's, 4, Chiaptitle, Cliche of St. Paul's leturch.Y;ard ; by Sharp and lielam t Port.sousith; lone', WeCtln i Afinutt, and Mallory, Pr.nasea ; }bill, Unison, Mid' Harding, t)osport ; Coleman and Jac..h, ;:heereess ; l'e watt Boas, sod !flower, Holt; Hoiden& Cookworthy, Nattletun, Gilbert, Plymouth ; /goat and Lloyd, and swinsory and , jitriningham;. Stinnes, Lynch, sod Atkinson, Manchester: . ewniati, Exeter; Batter and M•Donsld, Glasgow ; Bulgen and t ir. y, Bristol ; Stevetivki ml Co. Noteikh ; Swinfen, ,Leicester ; Eduard. sad ettlfOr i sell Saw and La:hbist y„ Liverpnol ; Neale and Ledger, I)qyeg; liifiatt r ilrigittosi; kobkrts MA Riffs Clikt• tenham; and retail by most Country Medicine Vendor', in boxes a to. 91 and Os. each. qg -7 r t 5A.1410 • NT AUCTION. • -t • • 43 A; . At elte ekett*-ttset. PiTmaPtioe op FM44 - the 01.100.44aar.4' Dotal, - THE 2eRENCH NA . BRI,Q OF WAR, L'ALL'YON, a the olniun. Minn non: I.4lyen.l)*dk , - -- • ..1 0 1 - 6•4 1111 % • • 116 - - JP , " v i ew an neck. - - - i •111- , • thith of Kid ' • • • • I . . Admen**. ,1144 57 94 Tons. Lying at Lord Bur ftsclote's Munringa. In Cawing': *Pin stetted, Shield and Trophy Head, and Quieter Badges, pinned for 18 guns, high a u h at antiat bulwarts, rentarhabyly swot ad well belle, copper fattened, and sheathed; a very fast maw, anti of-very good cannaty far a Southrm Whalerse tit Oen* Ana riean az Wr-4..lailits 'Frady,. Her acorn tin; allundinits and: 1-• prime condition, hiving het n but a fvw h •tira at er - a • tahani Cap tured by his Majestys ship MAI', R. IV.Otoran, N. Cap. a., and condonated as Prite, Afterward', • Sundry W and oialr sToßgs, PRovis.aoris, a:- Fur Viewieg. Inventories,. and father Int •rnsauone I* Mews. Hawker and tin,.. Merrlialis, Hyman h Pll Prr,LtISP4 1M P the tto , Hot, .t .—_ _._ '_fi ~ .tel,iui s tridolith. ostifkill it, OSO !rtta inst. lig insicse t itiiky after 1 ttleSaii of the FArtak big of "I /4? Ater**. 4. - rfiE RH IP 'PRINCE , 61P, WALIEs. •.. • 4/P L.e . ogth stet . -r. 1. , : : mitt gig. Extreme breadth • ':. in. A . Height between Decks ~. . h IQ Depth of Mail' Hold ... Admeaqtrrmtht - • flit St 4 4 Toss. Sir is newly. e..pperalArod is copper-fastissoll op to the honk shifts without haqamr, stows a targe cargo, and sotto retrial haw fasts. • Ake has gat a stew gang of I.isver rtsing jest fitted a. aril as her top-Rust Igging. mod is well found to sails sod 'sassy awl is lit for immediate service. Apply for Inventories and other pattleblers oft t Mews. HAWKER stki NOM, Pr toouttklllay tt, 1814. . Menjr, *Ptut,,„ VloS ME. -S RA. andtb. as tegulAr Nternhersa the Kurd Collegfit at /Writes frr t audits, have iedoloesfy devoted their at tenridn for Huss- lan 17 Years to tbltAtoi7 of nee disorders which so frequently rmistiter, and too et too peewees, that inestimable Welding, matrunotdal fd.city. 'Ms nuenrons application they bane bit Lerto reedited Coto persons of the , fie. t dliginction, and the uniform niece.* att•siding 'heir vsEelYiectalle ofireatnnnt in such cornplaMoi, fa"itces (beet tilos pabliety fo offer their assistance 111 cases of debility or deficiency. tutee. thcr resoling from the too frequency of participating in :bevies ties of a lashionable life, the unhou /Wed indulgence of Wort* we, or 'a secret, *ciliary, and' d structiet habit 'erlicti weake s the energy of the mind, and destroys thelloweed, no k, by preincisg sterility in the one we, 311.1 *lmpotence doodler, *ay dims ode and pernii.,lit cow • To ibo e who,.Jrntn both icomplaints., are prevented enter* , itifti the aarria;esta"t, lAA ashamed to *rat relief, broad Weer their infirmities in silenct:telnisst be consoling to know; Kowtow .. - effitult'oe InNiectual TIM tote may be deetuel by 'other phe donate; that,,by a renovating Ind infalbble m.:! bat, *bey stsay he restored toa.souud and vigorous constitution. 1 t certai.idinedey. frequently contracted is a moment of indiscretion. andevery ape. cies of Venerealbtfeetion,by a mildliodneverdbilingmodeof meet. is speediry and radically retwooett, without feet stint' tilde eatreise, aim aloa Strictures of the U retire am: Glees se inch h. are seabird to cure in a short p..riod, without recount to the painful, dangerous effects of the Caustic; references of whit+ din be given to several tlentleynen of high tesrectatitthy; haw `been' cured in a very *loot period, same Mt/dap laboaseni noes Strictures for many years To uterned flentales t , whose repot talons of those tender pledges of connubial happiness lutetium defeated, it may alto be &pleasing reflrction to know, tyl proper perseverance in their remedies the taller/1 rated, and- the • impediment* removed. • Messrs. Goss and Co. ticins.ee y professing the core 'dam particular complaints, in order that they naryttot lresinethid by a mistakenfew with the obloquy so justly attF.Jaed,to the igno rant empiric, think it but Justice to themselves to trete that *hey have been properly educated and initiated into every the profession (certificates orwhich troll elttoent hospital*. and testimonials from-the hroit eminent Pkyricians they bare tu nas. %ince any inquirer), that the sitcoms resulting trout their coe,erns yours first iodates:4 ibessittagnit Meteors /ow ofahogeoecti PiSii. thinner, and illey limonite titer their preten , itms constitute assar ground foe the unprecedented co: Adduce with whiektbey halo by she Pttttlie been asiibersliy honoured. Patients an A* co ;Wri ate tccricoted to stare the particulars ttf t ita r e i n e .-4.4 and trimmer of live g, egg "tag 4 I° l"k*P"to for advice and rned.cines, and the Wes w 4 Ile arrwanded tv any. part of the king-foto „‘CI i SS -utd Co. Stir . geona. 13, Bee!eliPlerefte iIattIMPOZ. NDia(lieSer'S holitt catatriitqtyd,,(Miptptaltliifir so dcsrroy Hymeneal Himpiness thee. those vilialk are the ermseqtacrice of urge Aderrpftesitei Pei* rift eteritfralskrty 4doration to the %wow ortr e4lock, host .where the Clonottnetois has been twitted by Disease, a rsuovation ot stability is indesper.. Ably rerpridte. Twenty yews hawser demisted of i-ytali tr'its the exclisalya pritatmenf of the fisiiltrS.hitsinsiera, arm. tie ',w eenie' result of our plait gistrs u. adWt• , traftl aitloar to tiv: farts We are . the ravager/al I hese (Imnplatots sehitirisr • e most import ant wtila4hingsteni: ki t entan iugortertir.- r initiation hit t , every branch, as 14v y Series:la. we fusoted A wash, at an rarlyseriorlof practice, to rct:cue . itgszt• tpap t or . Intranet titter/mated ram, or the equany . of generall'osed.iont*. 7 . • . • - •• s a . Ihe Dtretiers to the cure of which we furore devoted our a - . rention, comprise Miry spechi of Veinvealintection; 4.3.1. ot Debility, whether ansAtg !roes kiss habits fpf *cool boss, or the indittnencies of masurer ag,-; . that deringente.tt • tystem in Women, 01A is Called Beerennets or ti.eriteyi, Seminal Weaknesse„ thers, ObitruMilins le det &lyeybra as also Suricterea, whetinc" recent or of wog duration. .sue which .hiere bailed the skin of other Practiritmere, 'ale* out' present itnprovedglan of: creatmen! (nosily andygleas nendy cured, with Out the ritient suffering the excruciation pee isitikalarenty Hennorriage whkir freldently follows the appes don of the loseartlmisti,e. jd,therrepase (titter eateadvespeuridoe le this metropolis, numerous cases of 6 I kis' i o i a EN have bag and are deny under our care, - the total era.l.cavon of winch w e d. (ecfed by a safe. ccnain, aoji erpeditioes mode. asose istetirse to any other yet adored. The weakness, rsiaxistisor; and shine city, proceeding from this essinpislitt are topes-tidy reantered:sie4 the Patient restored to sound and I/omnd health. slat Warm the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in out result-alive remedies is Indispensably restralte‘tivevivethocitms. toermg sparks ot life, and to reanimate the conatitutitm. Numcrotts Diseases are the - res Ult of :grimace or bane la Me treatment of a simple Getifirrirea, and it am uslftsqueettly 110- pens that the seed: of rife are ;.otrotied by the intiwormlon ot e ar unguarded hour: By a sups, I.ir method such complahut ate easily cured t mid ten Vi tre others ii*e 'tallest, 100 htse drat we may presume to offer a r.t lical re.ebtattavelfut. Few, New. everrere the tas.-s of comricated distress in this &Seeder, WO. pared with the calamitous situation of men, whit, Tsui wands& genre in a solitary ince, or the prevalent gaieties al a fardusetelte life, acquire that mate of debility which is the univoldalk eases silence of suck pernicious tithes. Where the unisappf sugitrof broods t. er his nti:ety. but carefully col..lota* hti, mistortuntast may be some consolation:or hint to kitoW, that elthorlgh 'titers object of 'doubt or uncertainty with ;debar Peactstibieme, the s moral of thew deficiencies by die nraldif lr enters of Renowation is the acquirerneat of our experien4. If the ;lees ssf llaecltw tir Venus have begun tea deduce . manly viper,. muds :auntety e.:4 he prevented by in early counteraction of 11.1 i lipoid eipte,eoa in these cases no great difficulty Will swear, Married Women, who Stare Hogg twee disarinlitedta expectations of a family, cosy be assured, chit in most instwei t , such defects are curable by Medial skill. iintlYT which Is so ersyndritte our endertentlog, ding dui qualifications, whirls we hire prestated to state, foam the bags of our pretensions. and in cOlockleuce with such this intimitiou is given, that Metarst.'lrrie and Co. only he cowshed by Pa 'teats of either sea with the greatest secrecy mai Logout, at their .11ouse,11o. 107, Batton gers!en Palate-64n the Crentry are requested to .attire thorportictilors of their ease, age, and general habit of i:vioto 611 4 cacio , n4 a re• mitt: nice ffir i&eice and Medirin tbeillitieetrid tit glean or sent to key part of the ICioidoot. CL:tau out cil• *trio vs No. If 7, 141"491111r4tP• I . IIOH W 4411 4f 1414414,11,1AC1D0K TQ•1111ORR(*. Metairl . ,Le ntinuttipter '• • •Aftetniocin b ibittlipate lap* 'Printecstiq puirlialied Wrap and at air btu (Baw l Temple Bar. .•I • NUMBER 8495. Woaderful perrormances by a Stag ; en I hut Three Nigh: of blonsiiur Soisson's Engagement. trout a with to gratify public cariosity. and in conumnowe e geese demand for places In the Boles, the Sagacious* Sem from Germany will repeat big unequalled Origola polonium every Rvening this Week. itOY AL A.MPHITHEAT BRIDGE RE(ASTUIrS) WESTIAINSTI bider the Patronage of their Royal Iflghoreses the Pat c RtOILSIT and Doke et Timm THIS and every EVENING this WEEK, I Hall oast Si: precisely, will be pressmed (by pee scion the Pragsktors of ebe Moan Itoyal, Cavenc.Oardiso), wand Equestrian TH E Spectacle, called THE SECRET lUNE. Introducing the United STUD fif HORSES. Ilasvelle Performances by ebe PLYING bTAG. Wm ea the Continent by the name of Zarin& Various Feats kionaWNIVIOP. Pint time, a new Selo, called D'ALMAVIVA and ROSSINA ; or, The LOVER'. DISGUISE. WWbandotio Sabsea, Messrs. lioulanger, Peirce, Mks and the Cards Rano. A new Song, called " Elba Room for Betsey," by Mr. To condo& with a Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S MASQUERADE. Don alma at Haitiipast Piero—ilecood Price Half-pea Ell /MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL. LECTURES AND EXAMINATIONS. ir,R. HOOPER and Dr. AGER will begin twat COURSE on the THEORY MATERIA end PRACTICI PHYSIC. CHEMISTRY , aid MEDICd the Theatre of Mr. Brookes, Blenheins.etreet, Great Mu rough-street. on Mon‘y, hoc I, 18141, at Two &Clock. A Prospectus way ba ta5P of Dr. H. 2t, Saville-row ;or D 69, Margaret-street, Cartsdlalrequare. T 0 be SOLD for Two Thou sand Guineas to Nobleman. Lady, Gentlensan„ or Person, who can give spectable references, a SHARE ib e ar ES l astl the utmost respectability that will the strict lovsel tion and that is liltely to realise a rapid fortune without any or trouble to the Purchaser, who need eat take an active par appear at all in business. The Divided& are paid quarterly, three of them have airestly been made.—Letters (post paid) real name and place of Aiocie, addressed to George Wood, 140 16, Spring Gardens, will be attended co.—Penwell ',nu will nit be nodes& IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATEN MERCHANTS and FAMILIES abroad, Ike. are respectfully infornsed by heir nisi be supplied with the above, stamped, In single Pie entire Cases, from ts. 6d. to 4s. 6d. per yard, at the LAS DIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHESIVE, and at DO House. Its economy, and its GRIATAP a n matt MILALtH, preventin the in effects of sodden transitions beat to told after great exercise, &c. renders it most da l e v e ry climate, and to every idividual. Each Piece psi e from 95 to 30 yards, and the Pieces fur Sheeting from yards eae, both 5-4 and 6.4 wkie. WESTMINSTER ASSOCIATION, TOR THE FUR THER RELIEF OF THE SUITE THE WAR IN GERMANY. HIS ROYAL 111143tiNICSS 7 itt DUKE Of TORE Pr THE. C T a very numerous Meeting, attended ARoyal flightiest the Duke of Surat: the Arzlibi CANTIMIUNY an d Yoac, and many of t he Bishops, and other persons of distinction, it WAS UNANIMOUSLY atacityto' That a Committee be a pp ointed to solicit and - wriptions for this purpose, and that all =Meofi sothe placed under the management and controul • mikes ; that the Committee do consist of the fallowing with power to add to their numbers, or to twice with Cuounince, if they deem it expedient : onsasnertt. Archbishop of Canterbury Wm. Wilberforce, E Archbishop of York R. H. Inglis. Esq. Bishop of London Joshua Wasson, Esq Bishop of Exeter Rev. A:elide:sem Bishop of Chester Hear y:1 human, Bish o p of Sanatory Rev. H. H. Norris Bishop of Ely Sir J.Mackinto.b. Lord Kenyon Hon. F. North Lord Calthorpe Colonel Bathurst Lord 'medley Hon. HO4l. Sir W. ' .• Rt. Hon. Sir J. Nicoll, M. P. C. Grant, Esq. jun. Right Hon. G. Rose,M. P. Right Hon. J.C. Sir Thomas Attend, M. P. 0.. H. Marten, Eel E. Willbralam Bootle , Eaq. W. H. Hoare, Esq. M. P. • J. Round, Esq. M. Committee Room, Freemasons' Hall, Great Qu where all communications may be addressed, end wriptions will be received ; as well u by Messrs. Ha and Co. the Treasurers ; and by Me several ' Loan and Yi'muninater. Signed by Order of the Committee. JOSHUA WATSON, R. ACKERMANN, S sc SUSSCIIISTIONS 111111C1 lteglIFSD: John P. Powell, Esq. 410 0 Rev. Tho. Newman Dean and Chapter of Mews. Mardi & Durham 100 0 Edward R. Howe, A. Moysey, jun. Esq. 11 0 Fitaroraquare 5. 5. 5 0 Family Contributi• LitutrColonel Loftus 10 10 Rev. Dr. McLeod Dr. G.Y. Morris S 5 Mr. George 114 1 1. • Donald McDonald 20 A Friend, pa ditto inhabitants of I,ostwithiel At Arkennan per Carden & Young SO 0 Dr. Wilkinson, for J. J. Smith, Organist to Sufferers by W kis Mageaty 1 0 lippa I.usatia Seery Like:dale 5 5 Additional Silber! '''s Mertes Litterdale 5 5 Parish of Heath B. Horton, Esq. IS 0 I Sussex Synod of Dumfries, per I Rev. W. SWIM Rev. Dr. J.T. Duman 150 0 1 cepeth, Derbiun Gen Sir H. Dalrymple 10 10 1 Mrs. Mattson Celluction at the Parish Nits. 'l'. Cotton ChorchoiCrerio oh, Homo Kok, per Rev. J. Collection at Mi t Massey, Am ie. c.i. Chapel, Air, b, Ditto Providence Ch5.,..1, David Auld Cranbrook 21 13 Front a few Fri Do. Independent du. do. Sidniouli, by £6 as. 7d. . Arthur 'dnia Do. Particular Ear ist, J. A. S. 4 10 An Invali d, 101 ditto . Do. General Baptist, do. 4 it; Collect iou at the Mr. J. Colebrook 5 0 Church of H llection at Fini tendon Leicester , hire, Co , Rev. E. 'l'. ;: Church, par Rev. fir. Jones 4 44 S lips, £ It-% M. M. 2 0 Rev. R. W. Ali:, Messrs. Coutts & Co. Mr. Alit D. H. 3 s Miss M. Alit J. McDonald, Esq. 10 10 C. M. Assehimmis y u Mr. Clinker UMW. D rimm onds. I eme, F. Rev. leestrd Erie g 1 Snafto Crear M. William Wheeler, rne:p Bold 11111132 y Collette 60 0 N on ' I,Gemidus by Rev- the Orphan • % A .-- O. a eln,Rer!or llitha i n Saxony, 11."7, W ooc c 1 • Wabolocce, e geigtint- . gs 1G liiiiii