Star. — London, England, 1814-09-26 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. A PROC LANIAt 1014 4 • • • Ily his Royal Highness the Patne e of Wittig, Regent •f die United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireisod, in the name and nn the behalf of his Majesty. Getman, P.R. Whereas the Parliament stands prorogued to Tues- day, the Ist day of November next, we, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, do hereby publish and declare, that the said Parliament shall be further prorogued on the said first day of Novem ber, to Tuesday, the eighth day of the said month ; and we have given order to the Lord High Chancel lor of that part of the United Kingdom of Grett Bri tain and Ireland called Great l3ritain, to prepare a commission for proroguing the same accordingly.— And we do further hereby, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and , by and with the advice aforesaid, publish and declare, that the said Parlia ment shall, on the eighth day of November next, be held and sit for the dispatch of divers urgent , and im portant affairs : and the Lords Spiritual and Tem poral, and the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses, and the Commissioners for Shires and Burghs of the House of Commons, are hereby required and com manded to give their attendance accordingly, at Westminster, on the said eighth day of November Den. Given at the Courtrat Carlton House, the 24th day of Septens• bar, One thousand eight hundred and fourteen, in the fifty fourth year of his Majesty's teiga.—Goa save the King ! CARI.TON HOUSE, SEP ['EMBER 24. At the Court at Carlton House, the 84th of Feptetaher, 1814, present his Royal Highness the Prince Regent In Council. This clay the Right Holum:able Sir Charles Stewart, K B. was by his Royal High:test's conttnand, in the name and on 'he be half of his Majesty, sworn of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Counc.l, and took his place at the Board accordingly. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been Pleaied, in the Tame and on the beha f of hi 4 Majesty, to appoint John Henry Davi," Es q. to be lieutenant of Lis West?. Yeomen of the Guard, in the room of Edmund I'Lelps L-q. resigned. • WHiIEHALL, SEPTEMBER el. The Prince Regent has granted permission to Thomas Syden isain, F.sq. to accept and wear the Insignia of the Imperial Rllt. sian Military Order of St. George of.the Fourth Class, and s f a Knight of the Sweeisis Military Order of the Sword, which the Emperor of Russia and Kim of Sweden leave been pleased to confer upon hint; and to Chides Fdix Smith, Esq of the Royal Engineers, to wear the .uperouoterary Cross of the Wet of Charles the Third of Spain, which his Catholic Majesty has been pleased to confer open hint. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 24. Zreracts of two Letters from Captain Sir Thomas Trowbridge, of his M,ij,:sry's Ship Arm de, addressed to Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane; and transmitted by !tear-Admiral Grif fith to John Wilson Croker, Esq. • tfis Majesty's Ship Armide, at Sea, August 15. I have the honour to inform yral, that his Majesty's t ship under my command (the Endymion in cam piny) captured this morning, aft, r a billnt chace of four hours, the American privateer schooner Herald, C.apt.tin Miller, of two hundred and thirty tons, 17 guus (two of which were thrown overboard du: Mg tbe chace), and Is complement of WO men. His Majeary • s Ship Arntide, at Sea, August 16. I yesterday had - the . pleAsure to infoim you of the capture of the American schooner pi ivateer Herald; mind to-day lam happy to have it in my powet . to re port the earure of anolier of the enemy's aimed vessels by his Majesty's ship under my command, after a eliace of six hours; ti.e ship letter of nurque In vincible (formerly the Invincible NapoLem), Captain Dest.becho, of three hundred and thirty- ate tons, 16 guns (tan of which were thrown ovt.rboard during tfle duce), and a complement of 60 men. Extract of a Letter from Captain t.uke, of hii Majesty's sloop Heron, edre•sed to Rear A imiral Durtiain, and trd..smiaLt: by t he ks . •er to John Wilson Crolicr,E.q. liis Mleity's Sloop kleton, ut the Salutes, July 46. I'beg leave to littoral you, that his Majesty's sloop u,n4pr any command captured, on the 7th instapt, the Amtrican brigantine letter of mai que Diary, belong ing to r /4,m York, carrying five guns, and having ;mil-meat of thirt}-two rucn. •BANKRUPTCY ENLARCIED. New. IS, Mosta Lewis, of Gray'. Inn, Mt.:dieser, scrivener, dealcr and char:roan, at ten, at CuildhalL Octuber 1, Aleran ler Gomperm, of Great Winchester-street Lessdon, merchant, dealer and cluiprnan, at tea, at Guildhall' - - A I I i 11, i \ , JIANnitUVCCIES:SUPER6EDED. Samuel Thnmas•Adams, now or late of Great Russell-street, lnvontsbary,Mild:eser, builder, scrivener, dealer aud chapman. Joan Bond, of Malan, Yorkshire, Inakeeptr. BANKR Urrs. • John Warren, of Fore-street: Limb usse, Middlesex cooper and beer- inerrelant, to bill rraci:q September S 7„ at eleven, October 3s,a: twelve, aud N..vember 5, at eleven, at Guthlball.— Attswaits, Messrs. Deunctts and Graves, King's Arms yard, Colemau•rtrc• t. IV:Mans Tucker the younger, late of Kingston, in Jamaica, but we of South Cr,sceur, near Bed!ord-square, M ddleses, mer chart, dealer and Osman, October 1,11, and Nnv. 5, at ten, at Gu !Obeli. Atornies, Messrs. Hall aud Wigley, Salter's- H a ll, cet. Cbri.i Ki Nog, late of Wigniore-street, C.aveardish-square, • Inlidlessi, aphoUterer, September 27, October 8, and Nov. 5, at ter, at Gelid' all. Attorney, Mr. Dalton, Union-street, stisopissate-rise ,- .. Wlfl am Ve also% of Blackfriar's/Load, Surrey,glass-eurer,dealer, and clispman, October 1, r, and Nov. 5, at tw-tive at Gudd ban. Ai.orney, Mr. Dugleby, Old Chy Chatnbers, Bishops gate-tut-et. John Stanley, of Coleman-street, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, Octobkr t, 8, and Nov. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall.— AtturnieS, Mows. Helton& Farren, 38,1 hreadnerdle-street. ;Min Linsey. of Paul-street, lan,bury-square, Middlesex, up holsttra and sabinet-rnaker,'September 27. October 3, and Nov. 5, at ten, at Gn IthaiL Attorney, Mr. Birkin, No. ; Cloak - lane, London. John Bond, of Marion, Yorkshire, innkeeper, dealer and chap . man, October 5, &Cell, October 6, and Nov. 5 at leven, at the s us Inn, Skiptts. Anomie., Messrs. Lamherts, Taylor, and Dean, Gray's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Leeming, Settle. Thomas Rogtrs, late of Basine,stoke, Hants,sadler, October 13, at two, October at eleven, and Nov. 5, at t wo, at the Crown Inn, Basiognoke. Attoraies, Mr. Anthony Todd, Winchester; or M :ssrs. Brenisidge and Sun, No. 4, Dyer'o- Buildings, Holbert:, London. Giles Cowley arid Samuelow, of Bristol, atation at he ers, dealers mid charms, October s c oo p d Nov. 5, at ore, t house of lams Jarvis, 131i , Ige-creet, Attornies, bir Samuel Whitcon be and King, Serjeanes-inn, Fleet-street, London; or John Henry Frankis, (34er-street, rittel. of Birmingham, grocPr, dealer and chapman, George Wr.ght, 'October 3,4, and Nov. 5, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, ' mitighaM. Afterlife., Mr. Egerton, Gray'sßirmin lut.-squ h are, Lon don ; ocilcotra. Stabbs, Medea, and Wills, gam. 'DIVIDENDS to be made at GUII.DHAI.L. Nov. s, Michael Abrahams, Duke--treet, Aldgne, merchant, at ctn. b.r 25, Thomas La)ton,of Canterbury, dr,A,,r, at e teven. Lc eier i 5, Francis Oakley, of Hereford, wenittapler, at olevost. October 21, 'llamas l'askin and Thumas ScobtU, of • • Drawl -street, it lAN et. O ober 49, Mind Lawrence, New ‘Vindmr, hileklayets at ten. • DIVIDENDS to be made IA ,the COUNTRY. October 17, Richard Waltlalte, of Kingsteightdn, liniebnrnety at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, rioter. October IG, Benjamin Fisher, of Dudley, wise awl wlieltairerdbint, at eleven, at the Royal Birmingbant October 25, William Bignall, late of Liverpool, hardwartmatt, afore. at the George Inn, Liverpool. 20, Bennie! I inward, Bartoo-upon-Invell, cotton-manu facturer, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. October 25, Richard Stelling, Norton, Yorkshire, wool-dealer, at eleven, at the 'lldbot, New Mahon. October 1 5 , John Trevor, Gainsioro', money scrivener, at one, at the White Hart Inn, Linoolu. CERTIFICATES, OCTOBER I I. John Penny, of Nottingham, habtraisher. John Merriman, Lowestoft, haberdasher. James and lobo Coombe', Shadwell- Dock, coopers. Anthony and Thotrias Lewis, St. James's-street, tavern and Coffee house-keepete. Janes Pilton, of Chelsea, iron manufacturer. John Roberts, Nottingham, hosier. Wm. Wiles, York-row, Kennington-toad, corn-factor. Peter Roynon Lewis and Joseph Jackson, Strand, silk-mercers. Robert Hellyer, Tot tenham-cm:e road, baker. Robert Dull, Rosetnarrlane, meal man, deal,r and chainuan. (Sc t as' u 15.—John and Joseph Rogerson, of Sotby,l.lneoln shire, me ',chinos. John Thoonie, of Machen, Monmouthshire, iron-master. Wm. Winn, Broken Wharf, Upper Thames -street, merchant. George Wilson, Great St. Helen s,' broker. James Chambers, Manchester, dealer. John Bedwell, of Ingram-court, Fenchurch-street, ship and insurance-broker. Wm Fosbery, of Liven.vol, merchant. Wm. Miles, Stockton, Durham, grower. Join. Sanderson, Leeds, linen-merchant. ECCLESIASTIC4L PROMOTICNS. Rev. Arthur Stert May inducted to the Rectory of Odstock, Han s, on the presentation of the Right Hon. the Earl of ►.adnor. Rev. James Carter, licensed to the perpetual curacy of Church down, Glouccstt rshre, void by the cession of Neblett Ruddock, Clerk, on the nomination of the Dean and Chapter of Bristol. Rev. G 14 -leggin, M. A. Fellow of Christ College, Cadt. bridge, was on Tuesday last elected into the Fellowship founded at that College by Edward VI. vacant by the death of Dr. Fisher, University Comatisury. DRURrLdiNE THEATRE. Saturday the Comedy of the Hypocrite wasrepresent ed at this Theatre, to an over-flawing house. Notwith standing the original faults sthich this Play possesses, it was received with very considerable applause. The part of Cantwell was most happily assigned to Dow- TON, whose performance of the character was correct and inimitably representative of the specious and wicked designs of villainy, conducted under the sa cred mask of religipn. We are persuaded, however, that morality suffers much less from such vile cha racters as a Cantwell than from the pernicious exam ple exhibited by hunting, horse-racing, feast-loving, gambling parsons. The part of Maw-worn was per formed by Oxuss ftY, and with great effect. In jus tice to the test of the performers, we must remark that the other char ►cters of the Comedy were well sustained.—The Farce of the Turnpike Gate followed, in which MuNotN, in Crack, convulsed the House with laughter. HArroN-GAnnew.--Saturday, several green gro cers, and keepers of chandlers slops, appeared to summuoses at the suit of an informer employed by the Society for Vie Suppression of Vice, for selling cabbages and twopenny loaves on &Imlay, and were fined ss. and 4s. costs. GUILIMIALL.-SaturdAy, J. Moore, 'owner and driver of the hackney-coach No. 920, attended,charged with refusing to take a fare, and with abpze. Mr. Buckle, the complainant, stated, that on Thursd .y evening he called a coach from the stand in St. Paul's Church-yard; the coach of the defendant was on the stand; no person appeared to answer his call, and upon appi ()aching with a view of ascertaining where the driver was, the defendant took his horses by the heads and led them to the edge of the pavement, say ing he was engaged. Mr. Deckle determined to wait sill the fare came. The defendant finding that he would not go away, became very abu.ive, and finally said he would not go with any body till he had given his horses their dinner, admitting, at the same time, ,hat he had not been engaged. In answer to this charge, the detendant said Mr. Buckle had sworn falsely, and declared his intention, if he should be tined, to appeal against the conviction. Upon refe rence to the' Act, however, it was ascertained that ' le had no right to appeal ; and in consequence of hia aersisting in his pertinacious conduct, Alderman J. J. SMITH directed him to pay the foil penalty of £3 for refusing to take the fare, and 81 for abuse. I his he said he could not pay, and was, in conse q tense, coremitted to Bridewell. Wednesday night a most daring robbery was at tempted in the vicinity of Heaton. Two men, in sea. men's attire, who it appears had been nearly the whole I the day dogging a collector of rents in the neigh bourhood, attacked him with ihtek sticks in the public road near the Haberdashers'Alms-houses, with a view to rob him. The man, beaten down, and verpuwered, called loudly fir assistance. A girl, from a public .house adjoining, was the first who ob served his situation. One of the men was kneeling upon him, and striking him on the head, whilst the other seemed to be rifling his pockets; his voice be game exceedingly faint, and the young, woman sup. 'pos'ng it to be *rely a drunken quarrel, went up to ,the spot, when one of the villains struck her a violent flow on the aria ; she immediately gave the alarm at the next house, and several run to the assistance of 'the Collector. One of the villains was secured whilst 'in the act of plundering; the other made his escape. 'TheCcillector was taken to the hospital in a dangerous and bruised gate. Gentlemen and others who, having passed a life of gaiety, are about to obtain the domestic comforts of a conjugal state, will do well to consult Messrs. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, of Charlotte.street, Black triers-road; previous thereto. Few persons are aware how too elfin the latent seeds of an Infectious Disor der have lurked in the systeM, and never manifested themselves, but through the finer cartileges of their little unfortunate and unoffending . offspring, the va rious affections of which are too of ten the result of an ill.cured contagion in the unsuspecting parent. Sur geon Cooese and Co. profess to eradicate every atom of the Miasmata, thereby rendering the constitution perfectly sound 's those whose system are become de bilitated, either from juvenile indiscretions or impro. per treatment, need not despair ; and those whom distance or delicacy may prevent from making perso. nal application. may he advised by letter, and per fectly relieved, on stating candidly their canes, enclo sing a fee, directed to Cooeatt and Ce. Surgeons, Chat lotte-sixeet, Blackftiars-load. They also pledge thentseleeslo cure the Piles and Fistula without set tins, however inveterate or complicated. ittlitielrit • • NT. PETERSOUROH, AUGUST 86. Sivas my last, qur Market for Imports has ex;serienced' depression, and Raw Sugars are offered at 45 Itubds. This is also the case with our own produce, Hemp 82 a SO Rubel,. Tallow 200 Rubel.. HAMBURG'', SEPTEMBER 0. .per lb. . 35 36 Grates bane.. SS 53 . 58 62 00 00 00 06 00 00 35 00 CltiVea 42 58 Mace 27 34 Sails. Plens.bo. C•chineal . 80 82 Schillo Flemish indigo--Spanhh Flores 24 IS East India, Blue 24 23 Violet 17 21 Violet and bine 23 24 Puiple - • 11 16 With 8 2-341 per cent. rebate. Cocoa—Caracca 12 Is Schllls. eurrent. West India 111 0 With ze per teat. difference in banes. pimento per lb. 17 17t Satins. current. With 20 per cent. difference in &taco. Rice—Carolina per 100 lb. ' 45 (10 Marks current. With 8 2-Ws per cent. rebpte 20 per cent difference in batten. Curee--Fine per lb. 12 121 &hills. Imam Middling 101 114 Ordinary 46 10 Sugar—Tates . gp 201 Groton. lumps 24 25 Crushed Lumps - 24 254 Accounts are kept in marks and shining/ baneo—lA shillings equal to one mark, 3 marks banco are equal to 8 shillings Fle mish, one of which. has 12 Grotes, and the present liachatnge W 31 shillings 10 Ors. Pietas. per .e sterling. There are also mark! and shillings current, which vary in their value against banes); at present they are 20 per cent. worse.-11141bs.Hamburgh equal to I lOW. British. Raw Sugars have improved since the arrival of the last Malls The arrivals are insignificant, and it will, to all appearance, be a good speculation to make shipments hence, as it is to be ex pected that those orders given to England from the interior, which by too narrow limas could not be effected, will be re turned to our Market unlimited, as (bey are founded for the greater part on a real want of provisions for the winter. Prices of Coffee are steady, and a current demand, though no: very animated. The negotiations at Ghent nut appearing to have any result, Cotton is rising. Large purchases have been n.ade, and for English account. The limited stock, and the waist of Cot ton, render a further rise more than probable. Our stock of Georgia and Louis, consists of 300 Bales; of Brazil, 600 Bales; of which only two-thirds are in the Market. Nutmegs, Pepper, and Pimento, are much demanded by orders front i;t-rmany, and speculation. East India Rice continually demanded. The trade in Tobacco is very WA, and Virginia is wanted. Some shipments of Wheat have been made to England. hr article is less demanded since the arrival of the last English Malls; but orders at 150 Rth . Cotton—Surat ' . °emits Brasil Maranhun Giager—liast India White Brown- . 44 Cti 65 . . - 7* COURSE OF EXCHANGE. • Paris 1 day'sda.23 30 Liv. I Naples, Ditto, S Us. 23 50 Lisbon, Boureauz,do. 23 50 Oporto, Madt lc: , 40 tTect. Dublin, Cadiz, 40 Effect. Cork, Amsterdert, 2 U 35 B Palermo, 125 Ditto at welt, 95 • Leghorn, o 2 Lotterd.ini, c.f. 10 17 2IT Gehos, 49 H•imburgh, 33 T 2 3 / 4 U Venice,n. C. Liv.Piccole. Altona, 33 2 2 3 / 4 U ineffective per Lim 23 50 Agio on the Bath of Holland, S per cent. PRICES OF GOLD AND Sa.VER. Portugal Gold in Coin, - if 4 7.. 00d. per os. Foreign Gold in Bea - i 54 6s. Od. New Doubloons d. £4 3 6 N•rw Dollars *CO 5 6 Saturday the Order in Council of 7th (March last, permitting the importation of provisions without pay. ment of duty, expired. Orders had been received at the different Custom-houses on the coast, directing the Collectors and Comptrollers to make known that it would not be renLwed. This will check the impor tation into this country from France of cows, calve., hogs, poultry, eggs, game, sheep, lambs, beef, mutton, pork, hams, tongues, butter, cheese, potatoes, rice, and other articles, by which the prices were kept down in the towns situated in the Channel, to the great benefit of the inhabitants. The following are the imports'. tion duties on the undermentioned articles :—Butter, ss. I id. per cwt.; bacon and hams, £4. 11s. id. do.; eggs, 94d. fur every 120; cheese, 4s. 41d. per cwt. ; lard, 7s. I Id. ditto; tongues, Is. I the dozen. . MARRIED. Rev. W. Metcalf, Rector of Fos!mire, Cambridgeshire, to Susan, youngest daughter of lames Oolhornv. of £ly. 'I Itursday last, the Rev. S. C. L Neville, to Agnes, only dough • ter of Henry Fawcett, Esq. of Portland place, M. P. for ("orbs's. On the 17th of August, at Quebec, the Rev. O. I. fvloutrain, to Mi.s Mary Ann Thomson, third daughter of WM. Thomson, Esq. Commi,sary-General of Accounts. DIUD. Sunday se'nnight, the Rev. Wm. Roberts, 13. D. formerly Pre , sideut of Magdalen College, Cambridge. Wednesday senntglit at Yelvertun is her 75th year, Sarah, relict of Robert White , ' M.D. late of Seething, and formet if of bury. At i)inapore, Bengal, the 171 h December last, Edward Shippen Arnold, Esq. Deputy Paymaster-General to the lion. Bast-India Company's Forces, Munra. Lately, In hls 90th year, the Rev. R. Shaw, curate of Boal and 'Weft Burton, and Rector of Saundby, near Ciamstioneugis, Lin - coinshire. Sunday se'nnight, in the 75th year of her age, Mrs Elizabeth Dlmsdale, wife of Dr. Robert Linusilale, of Bishop's Sturtford, Herts. The 21st instant, Lieutenant Zdward Witherston, R. N. in the 92d year of his age. • August uB, at Brighton, Charles, the youngest child, and on the 16th ittst.int, Be.tef, the eldest daughttx, of Mr. John lion hate, of Peuruneille. VALUABLE MEDICINE. THE Value of DR. FRESMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARI4 has been so long proved, that nothing of the preseat day can bear a compAition with it, in all the different stages of a certain disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicates froth the habit, without inciting the painful feeiings and exposure that attends sallvadon-rwhiseut debilitating the ceastitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement from business or resale. does of diet. The radios' virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for mare Min 3u years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-faiLng rest°• naive—wh.ther the gebility is produced by too free use of suer. curt', by Illicit pleasures, or the effects of a wan climate. To !revellers and those going abrold, they cannon be roconimended too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, In all old stubborn sleets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many *tomes have become 'mase', who for many years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholes: de and retail, u Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, the corner of St. Paul's Cho-eh-yard; and retail, by lie.iam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall &Johnson, Gosport; rillnutt, We.ton, Mallory, and Jones, Portres • 'Crewman, Exeter ; Cookwurthy, G.ibert, aped lioand, Plymouth ; Newbury, ltulr tin; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith, hlandersoo, Scott, and Iteabui n, Edinburgh; Crut well, Bath ; itoss & Petit, 1 Hurl; White, Brighton • Roberts, Seistan, and Ruff, Cheltrins ham; °region and Blllinge, Edwards utd Penny, Liirerimoli Stains and Lynch,. filincl.es.cr; Bowen, Norw!ch ; Knot Lloyd, Birathiglianis Orem y, Brighton; end most as= :Vanden, in bottles, US$. ed. ts. (it and rtes. 4:1474.i MEDICINIa R. it R. NE T G s . !".pectrully infwait_ Nldie hat the TN i4t.IALL-...E sold by Mess Nswat ar and SOO% tr 3 1 ,1 ,ale an d ft . m t . No; to, Dime weer, Duhl ; sod those that ‘ , 1.1) tn see the WI r.,y, erntacy of them may reettive to a: irk; ,r , ‘Eion, by per.t.e..4 " Guide from Paso, price Is as •Alv.ve ; or by t he bee a 9, to c tespittwr, BeTs We, kly se. gs.-, or fit Scar A. semb'L, sibt.re y will see (hi' t C., en , cal preperstiosi4 have beta es glilished in Lute! of for •e-te el at, rw •rity years, by relitving the following cool; Ist• s in let, tt ..o rote I.sur, srorl by curing in a reas.stitb:e time, all snrs of ItLestona it 1:11.4it, Rteuntatism, Phlut•sy, L.irtr Covi,•!a nt. , .p• sins, flauiseitY and Wealt-esi, rtir Cnitaarlotl venc , .e:J , .. , fr. of r e p t -r e d t ystits of the above cmpl.bors; likrss sr H. ad aches, tenth 4,4 41 1. Face-aches, aid Car achy.: 50 µa l,•e: at. they bidet-en 0., mitred into the Landon tes.plt..., coriimeett tikere e rea Ala m o ' time, and returned wt host hem,' :eltrated, have f•tesvadd, restored to perfect I.e• :tit by 14 ..1 Okie o ss, lilt vv . mamas recoiling bis t; abort; 14 . ten in,: en 4 c o ;:. sumpoOve Yills, are so gres as a.mo,' to rem inerakble; end i To th Posedcr, e; ce used, w'tl altea..oseprehrred. N These Medicines air so 4 .l.whelevetk by all the e-speet; able Medicine Ven.leee 4t Lad's; wit retest de:, by jig leri: pristor, B. Gotta?, 140. 0, ( Irset Osarey•,oreet. • WORMS AltE THE. M.Air FitEmt;ENC soußcEs:ll , CHILDRhilir lit dfAtilt Their B,IIIV I 01411 FN I . and 00 ARIMAt. of CHILDREN shawl be acisiodted with. l'key ' , keg)" Wei Of appetite, a palenss of the ettliva of the far. , nikiaiont a'-•S Irregular sta•-.,- of the howeis. at,41.1e! -SP er N ith voinst g they bring on coovulsimo; char, .frog the itr..well .4 IL, body, and they prove fatal by rtodivg ..-onssinti). •.1 or let4y. Poth as a prevesnative and Cure •11 their 1 . 04 I'M/ C. IpLonts, Ole alums eta:Heat Medicine Is antlttt.atil t11.0vr.1..n ihr testialmoy of the highest characteis fa thb country, t oat ..ik and rrap• c.ahi lity, to have no equal. Their rt.tme aplooktitttii, given , n Its Proprietor, from a personal knowledge tts .sondertut •uc In their own families, stamps its merit beyond conipetouit. Jodi gtves - a sanction to it, of which nn other ttle,l-et..e of fi l e kir,. CM bout. Parents and others who have the catinot chdtineli should Dave this re:Hely as a tamily Mktlittle to rc.or co. when, ever the stomach or bowels of Children are: any way itsordcroci f which it will always be found to relirve. Sold, wholts4k and retail, at la Butler's, No. t, 1 ea..4lde dui corner of St. Paul's Church lan! ; Sharp, Johns , in, & 114:lain lon r - mouth; Jones, Weston, AUrnot, and \ :allnry, Portsea; Hal and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peek and Ross, and Turner, Hull ; HocLuid, Cnokworihy, Nettleton. :oil Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swaney and Co 'Or atingham ; Staines and I.yach, Manchester; l'rewmast, Ese . er; Smith, Mandert on, R eaburn, not t. aad Balt er, Edinburgh ; ter and NEllonald, Glasgaw ; Bulgeu add Barry, Bristol ; venson and Co. Norwich ; Sara ten, Leicester Edwark and Penny, and BilEnge and Lathbury ,l.ivorpool; Neal-. 5.1 , 1 l.edger, Dover; White, Er'ghton ; Robe' ts, Seidott, and Rolf, Chen/w -ham ; and retail, by must counts-) ruwheine v• nders,:n hoses. se 21.441 rid Ss Fiheach. ADVICE. WHEN Men of EdMallon and putter:shine; sktiL use persevertig endeavours to itscover the mod sale and atrtaln metfasil of creatng a few prevaltite themes, th- ..seceete W. result of their experience is the beet runt of superiority Messrs GOSS and Co. u regular Members of the Royal College of Slageons in London, ' awe he.-r. educed to wake the cure ot the gollowng the object en ti.ew partmuiar q ad, tei a certain Disorder, trelueut.y contracted .11 a neenen , ol sues& cation, anl 'ts concomitants. Stricturis awl tllerts, wi-feti, by an improved plan, are speedily and elfectuafly cured ; as ale.. de. bility, whether :mien: from Sacchates.nibtmle:gences„ joss sede dame it ...trot climates, or a secret soli ary vice, tots ofreit eve happy purees!! by the-tomb At both sum Sr the . upe calming sterility or barrenness, an in the is her a stets. rou tram et eau roes d seises, netch, if not tanely rraierVed, ternutate .1. lint*. reoCa and cimsunipt Gt. In That di•iressing *au &batty at deficiency, seta:tins the eonsequi nee such brimful habits . of arlsqig from any oilier cause, itv WilCh the leswers twat coast& tution become en , erlied as r gaiiirty etk.matt.,: :tirsetins et ;air doe, they tiger a tura; tate, and speedy restoration 1100 00'111,1 self vlgoroi.s Messrs Coss led Co. eselosivety prisfetaire the cure et there partcular enteptyati; in unite inat Cher may not b e , by mistaken few, marked ohhiuy so jusay, int - Osel the ignorant think 't potter .0 [brine.? iief tre.itne that they have Kresi property placated end imbued titre every brancit of the protesnun (certiaza•es of * hich. from ~. .deseet Hospitals, and cestouott:als •rtion he mint em 11.411 they hue to convince any impr.rer) the the Veecess metres from thrr endeavours first iirloced them to get. the practice at the generZ Practstim.et, tkey prehmie r.hs their peer stile constitute a lair groused or iripneee !silted cuan!ence which they have, by the Plastic been 1,11 ..!stouly Liothaured. Tl.se result ot a tong and . /fens' ae prert.c. • .tathe loss, by a superior method, to r :Short etlttt at enntp•aia+s bootee, inVtalrare or ci.mplicated etluni, svbjectiss. tic patient to IS least restraint sn diet or curfew ; and a reeent w' ere as early application .s made as .!item-Ty of tie iiireliCoo they tees queu.ly perform a cure in The sluts t -pace t seu ips ! piece tented success L'efr avid. of 1 • relso st (111. 5.54 hews known to fail in one siniti: 11311E00W le 16 ~are, diumg which p. rio ! se any thousand perwaso cat hods seers heN been cured, eve:[ alter .were add ttjurniew nassiteris had Wee pursued by tither Prac Natters without eilletly, -.minces" them thus publely r their adr.ce To be consulted daily by Patients o! either Ks, u.th secrecy, delicacy, and attention.—Letten irons t:e consul y the particusais of cue case, age, a..! manner et 11,10, i remittance, duly attended to, and advice aid Medicine :ors warded to any past the klajtdoir. (SASS nod - Co. Filtlretill4. 1 1 . • •1P1V•004.0.9/0i . / P g.' etr.44. RENOVA l' t ix t i , rN. TT has been too frequently the agilieet of just anAi IT general re-prob.:tit:la, list risen devilment the ..lettsen • .f the medical art have attired them elves a. candidate's ler t.olso.e pa. tronage al the profession of Physic. For pup ee of icrimitit-• - tice to the result of our studies aud espereoces au i 1 11. Ilwe'trut from being classed anione show etopirics whose ismosaletat. tension? have, untortunatelv y b sat toy U1'34,401 y tee cei red, we beg leave to sob.iiit to the I !reran suit esiligbteue 1, a late:fel statement ol our pursuits sod soirstre;netita Al'ier having recetveda regular medics' edircuisio 33 thit papal of Mesas. Griudal and Illacar 1, whose seetures at: 1 , at:, cc sse carefully attended, as Professor -quid surgetitieuf et. Les d.n 11•••• pitat, we entered ourselves as at ,deals 131 Oat justly orientated ' , hoot for med.cal attitreit.e.es, 'he Royal Colls.sts burgh, and were instructed to. the different branches • I Ana - mils Surgery, the Iheoly mei Pesci ce tel Phydr, Literti.vr!, 11 ie wifery, Dotany, Etc. Etc. Etc by those envoi et kas e • e 4../., ti.se • Ntonto, Gregory, BlaCk, I.ltincati, and !for el' ast. We trust we shall nit be deemed presumptuous at eiyut. , 1 '. 2 4 our proficiency and acquirement. are ildleinenl44statv:e.'lts ett fora long series of years Naar VhblEßl As. 11A)M1'.1.44.4 • and the various cis nets of EV, the partscikr oijectl .4 our studies and pus cr.ee, it wit, wo hope, be allowed that Ire • :As acquired superior knowledge at shelf i trortssetst..iniii (-me_ ht slight and recent casts of .ntection, a pet Irct ugh i•'. 'f, completed in the short period of two davit. and IS thisicot the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners bay; i.ii:td e• tor CCU, a proper perseverance in our plait SAM UMW 01111.1 4 .• to the patient a safe atterad.cal cure. ' Amtdat t he melancholy vanity of dist edits which are; rte ei. tetra of a habit long and most unhappily psi/seed hy.the voratti .1 both sexes, there arecaute snore ale nights ran r distr. riez this those deficiaticeirs and td-hditrt s which ttequently can vsa .bitter the watt !menial state. fir each persons st most br a soling reflection to know that they may now t hy a new 1114 Mete tilde mode of trcatnestd, restored t.. that gleate-t ftt ell tit.etea hI ,a strong, manly, atid slaw otts eutistitu Sok lu cif 0 , 4 of d i erty, from whatever cause arat.l4, 4.14 . .11 art w .•etty N o• cies of venereal interline, we hiay bt e0i.4111. ell by pander's .d tither sex with the greatest se:recy awl torsos. Hu tr , sal c'. saltation at home (runt witty three, and twin six be the' et h 4 till ten at nigt.t. Patients ID the country are reqvaitol to state the price: t th an ai r r e ca fe se r 'ailavgreeealidandg-titnete:liilelinqabes,dwoltectaillitS.e,sarineibst.A." , A ir:.l4 4 ef t. oast to any part of the k naJons. 'ln osturre list aeciert a,' genital to our witstitrtaking, the pestaigtot home utay tic the'actiount for madicines. etilt tt IX and Ct. Sanctum. 110. 11/7, liatton 11414 H WAIERAI 1.0141J0/41 ISKIMK 10.74,01)..; .W. j • 20 rum', f a ret Is At Nerno u n - Se litinucts *iv I.' ONDON: Hain et! I .+) , tg,r, eat* r ar-; rabbAed there, and at UN atm Wks. 1 alukle bar.