Star. — London, England, 1817-01-14 00:00:00

CO AONER'S LIQUSSTs. Last night, an inqnest was held before THOMAS S[iat.TON, Esq. C.0.,,,er tit she County of Middlesex, upon the body us, a sailor, who was refused admission to St. Thom es's Hospital, in the Borough, n,,twithstanding the order of the Loan MAYOR. The inquest was held at the Giltspur-street Compter. Mr. Teague stated, that the deceased had been sent by the Lord Mayor to the Hospiill, and refused ad mission. The man who too* him there was not pre. sent at this inquest. Joseph Sivear, Assistant-Surgeon, was called in between six and seven on Fliday evening to see the deceased, who appeared in the last stage of a de cline, and said he had been ill for a long time. Wit ness desired that he should be put into a warm bed, and sent him such medicines as were proper for the occasion. He was surprised to hear that the de ceased was dead the next morning. His death took place a little after eight, and the witness did not "- prebend he was so neal his dissolution. There were, however, many decep tions in a case of this kind. In answer to questions from some of the Jury, the witness stated, that the deceased did not say a word about ill-treatment at St. Thomas's Hospital ; that in all probability his death was not accelerated by the refusal of the porter to admit him; and that as weal cave was taken of him in the Compter ascould be expected in any hospital. Witness understood that the deceased had been taken to St. Thotias's Hospi tal, and refused admission. One of the Jury asked why the deceased had not been taken to Bridewell, after the refusal to admit hint into the Hospital Mr. Teague said, that he could not have been ad mitted without a commitment into Brldewell ; and therefore was brought is the Compter, which was an asylum to all pour creatures from any part of the town without any form. The Coroner expressed his dissatisfaction at the ab. sence of Allen, in whose care the deceased bad been sent to the Hospital, and who bad witnessed the re fuel. Air. Teague said, that Allen could merely state, diet he had taken the deceased in the closed cart to the Hospital, and that after the refusal he conducted him to the Compter. He also said that Allen had no idea that his presence would be necessary at the inquest.. Jane Garnet, nurse to the sick in the Compter, de posed, that she saw the deceased on Friday evening, at about six o'clock—he appeared very ill, and wit ness put him in a bed near the fire, and gave him toast and ,tea, which be eat and drank very eagerly; she also brought him'some broth, but he refused to take it, saying, that he was better, and cosdcl take nothing more. The dotter was then sent for—the deceased seemed - comfortable until about two o'clock, when there was a change in him : the witness gave him barley water; he continued to grow worse; about ten minutes before be died he drank some bar ley water ; be then turned round incise bed, and went off without a sigh. She asked him where his parti cular cdmplaint was, to which he answered, " 1 bad all over." He complained of nobody. Mr. Teague deposed; that the deceased was brought up on Friday last so the Mansion House, in order to be passed to his pariah ; that he remained in the Mansianhouse for several - hours, until the ordi nary business bad been goo, through; that then the Lord Mayor, having seen him in a deplorable state reeommended that he should go to an bospisal far Immediate assistance. For this purpose, in additioa to the usual order for admission written on such oc. pions, his Lordship sent the following note—" The Lord Mayor requestes the immediate admission of Johnson, who appears to be in a dangerous inate."—This was the whole of the evidence. The Comm said, that be would postpone the in. Instigation if the Jury thought proper, in order to obtain the evidence of Allen, but from all the cir ' cuaastances, particularly those of the • deceased ap pearing so well at the Compter, eating and drinking so heartily, but labouring no doubt under some very uncertain disorder, he was of opinion that .he came to his death naturally. After some' eliberation the Jury coincided in the opinion of the Coroner, and returned a verdict to that effect. An Inquisition was taken yesterday evening at the Three Compasses, Portman-street, Portmanequage, -es the body of Johanna Wolfe, aged 5 years. It appeared frpm the evidence of Mary Coleman, that on Friday evening, about five o'clock, she beard the deceased and her brother, who is only two years satd a half old, screaming in their apartment, which is upon the first floor; she ran to see what was the setter, and found the dine fastened the screaming -grew more violent. and she broke open the door. She saw the deceased standing in the middle of the room all on fire—it was supposed, that being lett without • any person to take can of her, she got to the fire, , *tick caught 'her clathesd Verdict—Accidental death by nine, caused by the parents most imprudently leaving the deceased without any person to take care of her. - On Saturday an Inquest was held at the Trium phant Chariot, Pembroke mews, Grosvenor-place, on the body of. Hannah Hart, who was burnt to death. Eleanor Comity deposed, she lived at No. 3, Dover-yard, Dover-street. The deceased lived at the next door. Thursday last, about seven o'clock, the deceased came to her door crying, all in a blase. Wit .ness gave an alarm, and several persons came to her assistance, when they wrapped a blanket round her, and extinguished the fire—she anointed the deceased with linseed oil. Witness understood the deceased set fire to her clpthes with a candle. She was a sober woman, about 30 years of age; her husband was a coachman, and was out. Witness took the deceased to Su George's Hospital. A Surgeon of the Hospital &Paled, that the g assed. was dreadfully bum about her breast and sever overy.madical attention was paid to her, but **died on Ftiday.—Verdicts—Accidental Dea th. iIDNIULAIINQUEST.—On Thursday the 2d instant, die body of a woman was found tied to a boat. near Ms landing place of the Royal Hospital, at Gre en . with, on which an inquest was held on the following gatnrday, before Jews COMMA, Esq. one of the Coroners for Kent: The releases being ver y vague. the Coroner satd he should not then close the inquest, but adjourn until the Tuesday iollotving, in metal that every exertion might be made to procure better' information, as Om was much suspicion in the case, and it was but idiom that a woman was found dead , without somebody being able to give an account of r her death. He also directed, that the body should be examined by a Slrgeon, that his opinion might be given on certain ext-mnal marks which appeared on it. The Jury accordingly met again on Tuesday, when several persons came forward to identify the deceased, and among the rest an old man, who swore that the dece•ased was his daughter, and that she was the wife of Israel Friday, sin out-pensioner of Greenwich Col lege. He cheats( int into a long account of a quarrel which took place between Friday and his wile, on Wednesday the /et of January, and of their fighting in his house with a knife and a hatchet, which tight he with difficulty suppressed, and that soon afterwards both parties left his house, and he had not been able to hear of either of them since, except that he now believed the deceased to be his daughter, and that she bad been murdered by somebody, and laid on the spot where the body was found. Other witnesses also swore to the deceased being the daughter of theold man. The Surgeons proved that there were marks of violence on the head, &c. of the deceased, but not sufficient to be deemed mortal. This evidence, how ever, induced the coroner to adjourn a second time;' and he directed the Constables to make diligent seat ch after Friday, the husband, and bring him before the Jury on the 10th instant, to account for his wife's 'death, if possible. The Jury accordingly met again on the 10th inst. when the Constables reported that they had not been able to find Friday, but that they had found his wile w and hear ty ; whereupon the father was sent for, and the other witnesses, all of whom were gteatly but agreeably surprised at the sight of the woman, and acknowledged their error in having swOta to the de-' ceased. The Coroner reprimanded the Witnesses severely for their want of discrimination ; but every one allowed that the great likeness there was between the living woman and the deceased might have deceived better, judges than the witnesses seemed to be, particularly as both the women had similar private marks en each arm. Under these circumstances further proclama tion was made for evidence to - identify the deceased ; and discover how she came by 'her death; but none appearing, the Jury returned a verdict of—Found dead under suspicious circumstances, and with strong marks of violence on her person, but whether inflicted by accident or by design, they could not ascertain. TOWN-HALL, SOUTHWARK. --.-Yesterday 'WM Steinliteld, a porter at St. Thomas's Hospital. in the Borough, was brought before Sir JOHN EAllaa, charged with an assault on Williams Allen, on Fri day evening last. This case related to James John son, a black man, who died in the Giltspur-street Compeer, on Saturday morning, after being refused admission into St. Thomas's, when taken there by order of the Lord Mayor. The charge was for as nuking the Officer whom his Lordship seat to the Hospital with the posy black. Sir JOHN EMU' re probated the unfeeling conduct of the prisoner, and ordered him to be held to bail fnr his appearance at the Sessions. Mr. NASH, the Steward. acquainted Sir Jowl EAU'S that a Committee of the Governors would investigate the case, and that meanwhile the prisouer would be suspended in his situation. Bow4rraaer..—Seaser-Itosaenns.—findreep Bar ton was charged with being concerned in a daring robbery on W. Harley, on the night of the 23d of December, in St. John-street, and was apprehended by Wilson and Jefferson in consequence of a descrip tion of his person and he being well known. One of the gang, of the name of Frampton, who emptied the Prosecutor's pockets, was committed a few days since. Harrow-Gahm*.—Yesterday Mr. William IV, of White Hart Wharf. Lambeth coal-merchant, tip. ,peered to answer an information ' laid against him by the Coalmine* for conducting the Subscription in the parish of Clerkenwell for the relief of the Mann factoring and Labouring Poor of that Parish. I t appeared from the statement of Mr. WALFORD, who acted et Counsel foe the information (assisted by Mr. Rosana, the Solicitor, of Bartlett's-buildings, and one of the Committee), that Pugh had suntracted to supply the Committee with three hundred chal drone of coals, and bad delivered twenty-five chat drone, in part of the same, upon which quantity, on re -measurement, a deficiency was dibcovered of fitty bushels and a half I but,. in consequence of some technical informality in the mode of re -measurement, which, although done by sworn meters, was feared not to come strictly within the Act of Parliament; and the present informations were therefore laid upon that Section of the Act, which imposes a penalty for the non-delivery of tickets properly countersigned by the meter. The necessary evidence being adduced, the Magistrate, Mr. Sums ' convicted the Defeo. dant in two several penalties of £lO. and S. each. Quzaw•anuatta.—Garde Knight, .who keeps a pic ture shop, and sells and lets oat caricatures in Charles. C•vent-garden, was brought before the sitting Magistrate, by the Officers Bly and Gilmour, togs. ither with Franco, his wife, charged with burin as their possession, and secretly 'hewing within doors, and vending both within and without of the home, dicers obscene prints and publications. The wife was admitted to bail, and Knight permitted to go at huge, on his solemn premise to come forward when ever he may be sent for. Woassus-stassr.-6--Bvancaavo--Jesses Hargis, Join Pask Edward Willis, and Merritt Lupton, alias 'War, were fini.ty examined on a charge of breaking iato the warehouse of W4kinson and Co. Brokers and Appraisers, in MonrSelds, on the 13th of last month, and stealing therefrom £l4O in Bank of Eng land notes. They were fully committed for trial. Mannioanuou-srazer.---MVADei.--”joh e' alias Maw Wake., was brought up, Merged with being one of the persons concerned in the murder of Ed ward Stanton, at a coffee-shop in St. Giles's, about three welts ago. In addition to former evidence, Mary Canton stated, that she wain in the - coffee-shop at the time, and saw the primes: seize the deceased by the throat ; and when they were pushing him out, she beard him make a kind of throttling noise in his throat. as if be was strangling. The prisoner stated in his defence, that be could not deny being in the coffee room, but the deceased went over to a cook's. stop after he left the coffee-Mop, where he bad two supenny-worths of boir, of which Patrick Downes patio*. Alter that the deeeand went to the door, apparently sick, where he fell down dead, as he un derstood. Slr Wrz.t.tast PAM= thought there was sufficient evidence againtt the prisoner to go to a Jury, and fully committed him. At the Session of the Peace for Westminster, Weld in July last, an indictment was found against a foot man of a Noble Lady, for a violent assault noon 2 Serjeant of the Coldstream Goards doing dozy at the Opera House. The prosecution was instituted by order of th... Commanding Officer, and conducted by the Solicitor of the Regiment, and the traverse was to have been tried before the Magistrates at their Quarter Sessions, held on Thursday last ; but upon application made on behalf of the footmen to corn prom:se, the proceedings *ere agreed to be stopped, provided the footman should make an apology for the blow he had intemperately struck the serjeant, and ask his pardon for having done so, in the pre sence of the non-commissioned Officers of the regi ment, on their parade at the Tower, on Saturday. By a letter just received from New South Wales, we hear that Miss Ann Radford, who some time since was tried at the Guildhall of Exeter for perjury, and transported to Botany Bay, conducted herself so well on her passage thither, as to engage the most marked attention of all on board, and especially of C. S. S—rs. Esq. a young officer, of good family and respectability, who was so enamoured with her amiable deportment, as to make honourable propo sals of =triage; and a short time after their arrival they were united ; the ceremony being performed at the church of Paramana, by the Rev. Mr. Maisden. The Governor afterwards granted permission for Mr. S. to become a resident in the colony. Wednesday morning, during the time of the thick log, the choir of St. Paul's Cathedral was robbed in a very daring manner, of three large church prayer books, at the tune the regular morning service was proceeding, about ten o'clock. It was so extremely dark that the Clergyman was obliged to have a light, and bold it close to the book, and the darkness ena. bled some person to take away the books undiscovered. Two men, named Hewett and Dewey, have been apprehended, and examined before the Magistrates at ° Gosport, charged with stealing a quantity of lead from the stables of M. March, Esq. of Brockhurst Lodge, near Gosport. These lellaws are the principals of a gang of thieves who have for some time past in. fested Gosport and the neighbourhood, by stripping lead from the buildings, stealing pumps, and entering out houses, and plundering them of coppers and other art , clet. Hewett has made an acknowledgment ok, the robberies committed by the gang, from which it appears that their depredations have been very nume rous. The men now in custody were take., on South sea Beach on Friday morning, in the act of cutting and beating up three pumps, which they had stolen the preceding night, two from the brewery of Mr. Hewlett, at Farebam, and the tither from the scat of H. P. Delme, Esq. at Cafes House. AN IsteuneNT Roam. -Mos Lerront has been committed to Hereford Jail for breaking into the house of Dr. Blount, in St. Owen's.street, in that city, and stealing some wearing apparel. The priso ner was a servant in the family last year, and con trived, on Thursday se'nnight, to pet over the garden wall, and enter the dwelling house through a win dow. After securing his booty, Ile had the assurance to call at the house on the next morning, to know it the family had any commands a Fart of Stafford. shire he stated he was going to, and whilst partaking Of some refreshment in the kitchen, he was taken into custody by the police officer, who discovered where he l:ad left his plunder, and found him auda. ciously breakfasting in the very house he bad plun dered a few hours before. NICWFORT,4ISLE OF WIGHT), JANUARY 10.- Fri day night last the house of Mr. Williams, of Shank lin, was broken open and rubbed rf several articles in silver, tobacco; cash, ar.d useful books and , papers, to a considerable amount ; and on Sunday everling. l about ten o'clock, Mr. Newen Barlow, a respectable! Gentleman of this place, was coming down the High street, he was accosted by two men, who immediately knocked him down with the i:ltent of ribbing him. A scuffle ensued, and Fe toend that one of the persons was Jahn Kingswell, who recently made hi 3 escape from confinement. He held him till the constables came to his assistance and took him into custody, when great part of the above :mien property was found upon him; the other person, named Brine, made his escape, but has since been taken, and the other part of the above property WAS also found on him. They were both.exarnined day before Mr. DAM:MONO, when all the things found on them were sworn to; they stand committed for further exami nation. We understand there is at this time no less than six charges against Kingswell. PRICE OP 1 Dank Stock 3 per Cc. Reduced 3 per cc. CAM. 614 acs* 4 per Cent. 714 se IA S per `:rot. Navy 94:f Loci Ana.. an 5.16 7.16 CS YESTERDA Y. Holub Sea Stork 671 hulls Stock India Roods 24 25 pr Ezets. Bills 11 15 pr. Consols for Amount 641 t Lottery Tickets 123 1 as. Dtvrnamns, when received, should be immediately employed to advantage.—Thus it is that PaunliTY accumulates. The following Scale, shewing how the CairrAt. of Stock-holders may be augmented by ex. pending only fortiori of their Dividends, may not be deemed inapplicable at the present moment. Money. Consols. 147 16 0 may produce 142,000 0 equal to £6a,000 125 IS 0 may produce 121,000 0 equal to '04,009 112 7 0 tray produce 110000 0 equal to £17,000 £6 5 0 may produce £5,250 0 eqal to £8,500 13 $ 6 may produce £2,6'25 0 equal to £1,250 Ai 12 0 may produce 11,312 In equal to £2,12.1 It is to the present Lottery the above refers,—the Scheme of which has met with such universal appro bation. It contains Tw Grand Pi izes of 20,0X/0 Guineas, and upward: of Forty other Capital:, with only 12,000 Tickets I the value of the Small Prizes is in creased, there being 800 o f 25 Guinea: each, and none lower than £l7, and the whole will be /said in Sterns:: ifonty.—The Drawing will commence on Tuesday, the 21st of this Month (January) ; and such Persons as have not Dividends to receive as present, should reflect, that ere this Month arrive again, they may, 4 a retrenchment of their msperfluorm expense:, procure themolves a chance of an independent funded pro perty, and be enabled to mingle in the throng of smiling countenances, which are issuing every day front the Dank of Engked. Till MARKETS I!!WGNt* An LEP DESHALL MARKEIN, JAN.II. (By de C2fCaltl.) Beef, wer ttoott RS to 31 VII j Veal Si 81 to St p MIMMTI 011 4‘ v.: Pork Si 41 to Is , YltlZisOF IIAI ANu IT. JAltrirS. wv.i f CC:rAPI.L. Hay 31 tot od to 6l MOd Hay 5 , 04 n. rit o‘ Straw 11 Ss Ott to VI Its Od I Stizor II I $44 VI 53 Clove!, 71. oq. 01. to PI, PRICE or HOP. IttlV NAGS. ta tw nez r,T :. Kent 101 Os w 15% Os 1 Kent - 121 os to :41 c ; Stones 91 Os to 141 Os I Solsez ICI Os t." t-, ~. Ilt,ex 121. (1t to 141 Os Farnham '6l th t.,. t ,3 : ir...VIV litlYi.S. ________ See Reiter, and Steers (per I Ordinary Is 81 to is : , :d stone) - 2s 6.1 to 1s LOS I Market. CAE i s .- at ,,. Middlings 2a 2 1 to 24 4.1 I hill. ;Intqe f. 01 to up Sheepskins—Willer!, 5s CS to tie 01.--Vitwiis sa 7 i tel PRICE OF TALLOW. Sr. James's Ma-Yet Ss id fawn Tanew Clare Market . Os Od I Yellow Russia Whiteehapel Market Is 4/ White ditto per stone of Smip 4itto Yellow Soap, Ses.—Mortled, 98s—Palm, Pis Candles per Ow. IM Od—ltotoolds, Its 64. Z 4. 57. is 5.51 PRICE OF I.F.Ariolltlt t:.4 4BADENHAI.I,:I4 . . Butts, so to 56Ibs lid 69d Calf Skins, 33 to 46•11% to.; 2.1 Ditto, 54 to 661hs 63d 24d Ditto SO to iOlbs el,! f : ( : Merchants Backs Cod cod Ditto 70 to Nolbs 99 `AG Dressing Hides IV ki;ci 1 St".all Seals Greenland as t ! rt Fine Coach Hides I6d I ifd I l.etTe cl!.to, per doz. el. 1 i., ' COAL MARK T, lAN','Xit 't•Ti ------- Ships at Market. Ships sold. Prices. 1221 Nem.eastle 13i Sas. Se.. to Os. OA. 31 Sunderland 2 40 Cd. to 411. n.f. li•R1 On Saturday mornirt% the I Ith instant, the tally of %nil--; Lewin Levin, Esq. o. lew•r-street, of a tian.ti t •r. Sunday se'nright, the Lady of the Rev. T. Gamier, of 13,4, r . • ; Stoke, of a daughter. Saturday, at Hollytorrbe, in Stmsex, the Lady of CI alas P . Taylor, Esq. M.P. of a an and heir. On the 10th Wu. at his Lottle, Croont's-hill, Greenwich, the I.ady of the Rev. Charles Parr Burney. of a.% n. DIED Saturday se'nnight, at Stourbridge, Lieug. General Megai.ke Wood. late Ge.veruor of the island of St. Lucia, Writ lodar. Dec 2n, at his scat, South Town, Yarmouth, No.foll, Gee.- vets Belford, Esq. a olonel in the At my. At Dumfries. on Monday se'unight, W. Hyslop, Esq. architect. Friday, at his house in West Ham, Essex ht consequenc e vi a fall from bit gig, George Anderson , Esq. F:I..S. sou of I c Dr. James Anderson, Author of " Essays on Agriculture"— g• The Sc.-," and other works. As a man of genius, ermitins, and deep botanical research, his death is a severe _WIG to thewr entific world, and will be !on; eleel wed by a nunterou. cite both of learned and social flienes. Friday night, at the house of her father, in Cavendil4ll:: , , aged one year, Marianna•Elisabeth-Mary, youngest Rear-Admiral Sir George Cockharn. Jan. 10, it* Upper Belgrave place, aged ;2, Thomas Esq. of St. James s attett,banker. . Sunday se'nnight, in the Vines, Rt.cliester, T. Elliot, F.N. of the Magistrates for the V 1 'e.. err:Divit io n t.f aunt, agetiii.i. Friday. at Chatham, on beard the Argonaut hell .117,,..:11. denly, Mr. Thomas Reed, boatswain of the iiuryail I. ate.. al Ttieday, at Filield, li'ilts, Edward Petirutlioebit, the late ('. Pcntudd.tete, £j. fur eki.out a toll!C he was married. Dec. u*.t, at the Domini, an Convent, Sligo, the Rev. R. : Prenderga-t, shoot eq years l'i lest of the Cathillrt.i.;,s, bridge, in the lotteries, Ywhiclt 'dace he htit t..t Ire :ye, :v. . Dec. tin, at Gisburne l'ark, litorksta• e,ared 69, theirs ' • • Collin;, D 1). ttectcr at Cunlitton Valcure, 110r , A45'pre,;....: • pettsal Curate of rurnle;, Lincashirr, Gee of lus : , :l j...... t ice, of the Praer for the latter smutty, and the West Rt.: ~ Y.,lksiiire. _ lu LArklttAsse% Carlisle, on tl.e 4th ins.mn., aged ..7. TaylNr, hearty 44,/ year ' , teacher t . - :.n' of Cunt! rand. lie jet reltu bed, as to h goo! h.:11. 1100,1 atter leas hard to truati by the Len; 1e in the Ler...! 1. he lofted, who went to Ilia affluence, hat he expired minute.. Lately, at linwtnn, near Chester, Elizabeth 120. t Her remain.; tt•ere Interred at etrgltton. Whzt ret.ee• Ingtance t,t . long life more remarkable that the url•ed three nelgbbouts of the ti,ceased (motber and daugl;;;:.. `..17t1 yr= I M ATR IMO N:IAL I•ELICEIT; " But Lappy they, the happiest iJ the!? kin •:." Such is the larguage or the immortal I 110M9V-., settee of the I'Vlarr:aie Stare. But to enu.re di .t L.:opium itecp-sa7, az "(MENA I. Ib4el ft'S- 6. corp. re T:11 to have a sound mind In a sound body. AIESS it S. GOSS 'And Co. Nrembers of 1.11.• RO7 , Colle:7e of ti.ir ; , estis is! Loner-ii., I Ave seduir :,11:.,-. thinr attention ler theiv last 17 year. to the study of th.ee Oars which so irequctitly awl too often prevent, •: •. est I .airintot.lal b: tinnterii• rations they have bi.!,••rto rezeieed from pees ins of c:.: titic•itn), sird thy uttite - nt ra.ar-s attendets their serei`.. 7 of to a•m•int in such complain:4, Indere. !:!errs ti.U4 • offer their c-eistatice. In all C 4,e4 or ••• thee revolting qui , ' thy too fro qu.ney at participating is • ties ut tashiondrie kte. tke ueiltouteled itieltdonce of ` "leen. or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy it and destroys the flower of youth, by producing stert.ity .0 tlie J sex, and itimotetice in the other, they saes a -ate and t, cure. t hose who, front such complaimS.3ll( prevented . 1". him the married state, and ashamed to seek schist iiirtA 4 l'' their in silence, it most be ciimoling to k/•"rs ever thtlicult or ii.dft ctual the cure may be deemed : y t•t• PfaCtitltilltill, that by a rellilV.itiii aeki iuf..i date method "L'•l`" be restored to sound aud 0111)11. A nt disorder, frequently contracted in a no.nletit at indberettver 3 eves y species of Venereal !nevoid% by ani and nevion• mode ot treatment, is sp,•eddy and radically removed, sell restraint in diet or elet.ise. at ako Strictures of the Lirett:rtt (!leers. which they are elothied to cure in a .hurt pert.) v •,1 tccot.rse to the paint • _au) - 2,11.it::. el•eett Of the Cue •ti. r •• of which can be given to ...wall Noblemen and litt,l;et:le' high respectability, who have been cured ill a v. r) Oleic brt after having lahUlirt4i strictures for tinily ye.,rs. To married !'.males, whose expectations .4 how pledges ot connubial happiness have been it leatir!, it ma ) ri. a pleasing reiliction to ki:ow, that by a proper per.ever,ii. , their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the in.; merlon moved. hies- ss and Co. exchmvety po,tee•i: cure of tier partictilar coniptaints, in truer that Our; ina7 marked by a nsimaketi few, se.th the oblotpxy scitt•ril the ignorant empiric, think it hat Skesti..te to that they have been prop -sly educated and i:,t i.'t I branch of the prules'Atia rerndicatesof which, • pitals, and testimoisists from the !Wiest I .rtifessiiii.:l ••' they have to convince any inqiiirvi;. Th..: a . :...• warm. r licmiThere of our eastern world, a. sc. I .'s I:. ' einini:dens then to asset • , that their rese.rctiesi:3Voir I. • filled !O disease. drcady enumerated, :hey e. , .! ' renovation to such as may ists-tir tenter et• 5t." 11 ." effects of a life passed under the torrid some. that Laving bat opportistlittes, is their prof. • • city, of torissiog an intimate acquaint:a:re Wl'. ' , rhodium' habits of seafaring persons, ti.ey idea the hest aratirat.ctis of immediate relic f; tiat toe • .re' ,'"• tram ...tear esoleavours first imiticed them to yet th'• • the ges.rial erae.iiieuer, and th• y Artyulile treat re.• • con , titute a fair ground for the unprecedented cotibe ., • which the, have, by the Public, been so fib-ratty tone To be consulted at their house daily (personally, f by Patients of either sex, with secrecy, Jencaci,a.a. Patients in the country are requested to Ewe of tbsir case, age, sad manner oh living, euclo..ir, a tor" for advice and medicines; and the remedies will be forwarded to any part of the Iringdom. GOSS and Co. Surgeon r, 13, Bouverie.street •Ele lilUli W A flit '11.) MU&ULUW At' LUNthIN Morning 1) out:. a =•• • Afternoon - • - 414 . •••• • I .OI11M)N: Prburt by I.tvxt Ktwr, Pubitstad :here, a id at.the Star•ollice, Travir-B4' % . b