Star. — London, England, 1814-08-17 00:00:00

EPIGRAM. ON THP I.ONO SPEECHES OF THE STEHISIERS OF THE TELNCI HOUSE OF DEPHTISS AnuuT THE LIBERTY Or TUE ;LEM The Frew , : have found freedom, they say ; And where is the man that can Jaubt it Fir vie% have, it ip c'ear, ev'ry tlay, The fr.vd:m cf lalUng alnui it I At Charlton.upon.Otmoor, in Oxfordshire, the feast which took place on Tu , s:lay se'nnight, in con, setptNice of the restoration of Peace in Enrope, pro. duced a display of festivity and -rejoicing. During the afternoon the Ladies assetohled in tea parties, and . the men to see flint racing, tilt the most animated strain' of music attracted tke attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen to the cheerful dance.—Aiterwards were sung the following lines : 'll4 Peace abroad, *ti.;; P.•ace at home,. And nag will grow leis, Prai e Goo on hi g h that Peace is conic Our native land to ttless. Health to the Pal NC P, who jnincd the host :I hat pitlt'd the tyrant 41 nn, • Health to the Pa NICE, a royal toast, Peace srn lea upon his throne ! Britons in every land have fought,. to :icily, in Spain, In France, in Egypt gory sought And triumphed ~it the main. 11-otig.live the noble Wcr.I.IN EON ! And lot. g live Net SO N'S 113^. - re A health let ev'iy nati:lter's iou To ev'ry chief proclaim. rven r e is free, and 1 , .;.g1atl blest In Irettioni, valour', prize ; Te j etery heart exprelt, lle merry—bat be wile! Splendid provision is making for the establishment of a Presbyterian place of worship in Kingston, Ja maica. The idea of this establishment originated, about the end of last year, with some vspectable in dividuals in the town of Kingston. and met with such decided encouragement Irony those who have been • e.bicated in the faith of the Church of Scotland, that beore :he beginning of February, upwards of APSOD( had been subscribed for carrying the scheme into ef• fed; since Oat - prriod large ad..!itions have been made to he fund by contribution•:, both within the'isiand and at home, and it is expected that the annual income of the Minister :I this new congregation will not be less than illOtX) orsel 200 a year. The Seventrfirst Annual Conference of the Me thodists, assembled at Bristol, on the 23th ult 7 _ and fs expected t‘i conclude its sittings: Dr. Avast Ct./tufa: • was choscn President ; and there were. nearly 300 Minirers present. .The increase, during the list .yeAr, amouots to nearly 15X0!-12,481.4S whom have been added in Arita n, and the remainder in the Vest Indies and Nova Scotia. .- Arrivals At the Yoric . Hotel, Dover, to and from the Continent Hon Hesry De Clifford, T. Mfford, Esti. Sir Etl..sard Blunt, Bart. Lord Cows - , klon. ;. Vernon, Sir Isaac Heard, Herald King at Arms, Hon J.Ctinton, Mr Townshend, Mr. and Miss ilehlnitt, Mr Marindile, Mr. Bannister ' Mr. Michael Kelly, l tiir an klrs Captain George, and Captain Coleman. Right 11s; .Lord W Brittintlt, from Sicily ; R. Boyce, Com: otietarir Dew - m•td, from ;pain; Hon. G. nottglai ' M aj or- General Powell, Leu.enant Creig'tton, Hon. Cana n Langton, Mt. ant Mre. Sao, Hon. Frederick Bingham, laird Brown, }loo. Crurge 9,tiller, C.iptaln 113 t, 811: ti. and eain.aiu Conully. • &VOTING MATCll.—Monday se'imight . a match took place atThree-mile house, between eiglitMarL men from •Paisley,.and an equal numb& r oldie Glas- Row Caleann;al Marksmen. The parties met upon the :ippoitittd ground at 12 o'clock noon, where, in regular rotation, they fired 18 founds of ball each at a target 2 I.:et in diameter, placed at the distance of . 15') yards, and, as it had been previously stipulated, • -that the nearest half of the whole shots on each side was to determine the match, that of the Paisley marksmen amounted to 2911 inches, and that of the Caledonian marksmen to 2851. inches; so that the, Caledonians gained by 6 2-Bth inches. The average of the former party..being 4 inches, and .ha of the latter 3; inches from the centre of the bu l's eye.— The pin placed in the centre of the bull's eye, from w;tich the shots ate measured, was twice shot out by the Caledonian marksmen at this match. After the shooting was over, the two parties dined together at Thr,u-milz-honse, and spent the evening is the great est convia ;ality. Grouse shooting began on Friday. In the neigh. • bouthood of Edinburgh the birds are uncommonly plentiful, well grown, and very strop ••, but so shy that many old sportsmen returned after a hard day's work, withotit bagging a bird. In Westmorland and Cum-, . berland, &c. the sportsmen found the packs less nu merous than in most seasons, on account of the cold . rains that prevailed. in the hatching season. A simi lar defect from the same cause is generally found in this year's breed of partridges and pheasants. Mr. Roams, of Beverstone, near Tetbury, lately lost seven yearling beasts out of 13, by putting them into a piece of pasture ground, in part of wll4h the tllchicum autunuale (mLualow saffron, or tube root) grew in. gnat abundance. On their bodies being opened the loud was found clogged togethie, in a criadar and undigested mass, incapable of passing slaw - 044 proper ducts. Suct..vairßon4Eßy.—Sunday se'nn;ght, Mr. More ton, assi,tant to Mr. silversnnth, &c. in Ex: challge-street, Manchester, wound up a number of gold and silver watches, hall a dozen of which he left in a box upon the counter, On opening, on Mon day morning, he found -the box where he left it. but to his astonishment without its contents ; an inquiry was in consequence immediately instituted, which for some time appeared fruitless, at length a book bound in parchment, which lay not a great distance from the box was discovered to have been robbed of its back by terwie; a further search!was then made, and in an aperture in the shop-floor one of the watches was discovered:. The cieling undernv.th was immc diately taken down, where five of .the six watches missing were found, and whit is must singular, out any of the glasses being broke nor other damage except the small pieces of parchment attached to each with the price being entirely eaten away. While the carriage of the Rev. Mr. JoirNsow, was, on Thorsday, standing iii Mountioy•square, .the horses took fright at the noise of an iiitivrant mu. sizian, and set off at 101 l speed ; %hen the coachman in catching at the reins to stop them, fell, and the ulitels going tame his head, killed hbas en the spot. -At3. • 111 • NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. • Captain Burton, Las eommissioned the Nelson reeentl hiOneitcil St Woolwich , j • . ' , ' l ! Cert. Young to the Rydd tag, iu tliterocoin of Sir .141. binder. 3.leutet:aat Gardner, first of tltr bentiratnis, ren ed at the Cape of Conti Hope, when that ship sailed; being appointed bar ' boy r.eapiein. Liettt..napt Barton to he first of the Medway in the room of Lieut.. Gill, who Mlle home I'm of the Semiramis. Limn matt Tyler to ha flAg Lieutenant to Vtee-Admiral Tyler at the Cape. Mr. .I. Brown, tate of the Grampus, to be Purser of the Zea lous, vice Thorn on half-pay.. -, he command of the flotilla on the lakes of Canada, fn. the event of the by Miters of Sir James Yea, would be taken by Sir Warn Hell, Comintsdoner of the Naval Depot at Quebec. • • • • • ~' BRITISH PiusoNeits.--;The friends of many EUg lishmen, •who have lieen prisoners in Frances hit t. been much alarmed that they have not returned honie. it may, however, be consolatory to know, that there is every 1 eason to believe thiit all the Bri tish prisoners IlaVe been set at liberty, but their libe 7 ration was atteadeti with much difficulty. • Many have been marched to the Mediterranean Sea, and their embarkation to this country has been attended with considerable delay, and a great number still re main in the hospitals, having fallen sick through the severe orders of Bonaparte, in forcing them from pri son to prison, during very inclement weather, on the Approach of the British. Many of the prisoners died on the to:id, the names of whom have not yet reached this country, as the French Government hal not tur nished any returns respecting British prisoners since the end of September; but they are expected speedily at the proper Office in this country. Arrived at Ayr on Monday se'nnight, the Sister Ann, Captain GUTRRIE, in two days from Cork. On Sunday afternoon, ROBERT DALLAWAY, a passen.:cr, who had carriecron business there for some time as a clock dial painter and japanncr, and was on his re turn to Edinburgh, his native place, by a sudden motion of the ship, fell overboard, and though the boat was immediately lowered, More it could reach him, he sunk to the nn more. His wife was on board, and, to add to her aEliCtion, fifteen guineas of gold and some bank notes, part of their industrious savings, being in the pockets of her Iya,band, were alto lost. Weaneslay last, a woman fell from a window in the tourth storey . of a house in Dickson's-close, Edinbuigh, and.was killed on the spot. Friday, art.old woman was taken out dead from a ditch, in the inclosure on the east side of the North Briclge, Edinblirgh, known by the name of the Physic Gardens. She had heen attending some clothes in a green within the inclosure ; and it is supposed that, in endeavouring to step over the ditch, she had fallen in on her five, and, unable t.) recover herself, had been suffocated in the mud. Wednesday a most melancholy accident happened At Lochend, near Edinburgh: a young man, who was in the habit cf taking his employer's horse there to water, came down with him at full speed, and gal loped into the Loch, without seeming to .have the _power to stop him. — ln a moment the animal was be yeia4 its depth. - anc. the youth, after a longstruggle, but before . any assistance could be aff4ded, ow. drAwned. The horse got'onr with ronsitterablc di!. acuity. . . Friday a young boy,• about twelve years of are, son of a farmer, was drowned at Inne-lciP. Though the body'Wal. little more than five minutes in the water, every means to restore suspended animation proved unavailing. An Inquest was held oa Thursdiy, at Hambrook, near Bristol, on the body of W. Sharpe, aged 1-1. years, who, in the act of throwibg a dog into a stone quarry, 30 feet d?ep, fell in, and was drowned, before assistance could be rendered him.—Verdict, Acci: dental Death. A few weeks ago, a farmer in Kelton-hill, near Galloway, in removing an empty bee hive from one part of the house to another, accidentally placed it upon a chicken which happened to be in the way.— The animal was given up for lost until 20 days after, when she was discovered alive; but so emaciated and worn out, as to be unable to move a limb. On the night the 27th of July, the dwelling-honie occupied by the familks of William Brown, John Lit. tle, and William Little, at Captain Fauld, near Mof fat, was discovered to be on fire, fortunately in time to save the inmates, though not nearly enough to pre vent the premises from being .consumed. There is reason to believe, not only that this calamity has been wilfully and deliberately effected, but that it had been attempted once before by the miscreant': who have now fatally succeeded. A reward of thirty gni neas is offered for the detection of the delinquents. 7. Nich/hon has been committed to Appleby Gaol, charged with a rape on the body of a young woman whom he met on Shap.moor: He has a wife and five children. Tuesday se'nntght, the Assizes for the Count , . of Cornwall commenced, and finished at the Crown Bar un the following day. • The only prisoner who was capitally convicted was John George, a lad 15 years of age, for stealing in a dwelling-house ; he received sentence of death. but was afterwards respited.— Against the Frontier', for the murder of Samuel Jot'', ' a constable, a verdict of Manslaughter was returned ; and the whole of the prisoners were sentenced . to 12 months imprisonment. The business at the Nisi Prigs Bar did not conclude until Thuraday. True bills were found by the Grand Jury, against James Osier, Wm. Traliar, John Trenerry, and John Rowe, for mimic'. meAnoi s, in fraudulently mixing China•clay with Hour EN WUTlON.—Thursday,. P. Corbett was executed at Ballinaclash (Ireland) pursuant to his sentence, for the murder of F.. Smyth, Esq. He addressed the spectators, and asserted his total ignorance of the crime for which he was to suffer. He told them, that he had no hand or part in it, and that-he was as in , noccnt of it as the horse that . stood befOre him. The triangle, from which he was suspended, had coot been securely placed, and it fell when the car was drawn from under him. Part of it struck him on the head, and he bled profusely from the mouth, nose, and ears, but he never spoke again, and after lying for a short time on the ground, he expired. His son-in-law, in the•agonyof - ungovernable feeling. proposed to drag the Irreeutmiler, and was immediately taken into cus- - todi.• The Magistrates, however, from a regard to his sitnation, after warning him as to his folly, and exhorting him to a more guarded conduct in future, I set him at liberty. ... s. • ePULIC E . - Bov-STREET. JUVFNILM 11033101 —Yeit . t:TAIT", Jaw: Madden,' Steft464o4l), and ,I4lb AftisYell, th•ce lads, although. young - in 3'ears are old in the practice of iniquity, were brought to the Office, and charged .with having committed Various robberies. it arr.' peared, that on Monday, the prisoners went to the shop of Mr. Solomon, in P.,11-mall, asked the price of a tiifling article, and left the shop without pm. chasing any thing. Soon after they were gone, Mr. Solomon misses! MO geld rings, of the vahie of CYO.. In about an hour after, the prisoners Madden and Webb were' seen to pace through Pa 14r: dl; t.hey were pursued and taken, and Westcnte, belonging to [ the Office, was sent for, who came, and while he wA,J searching them in a la tck room, the pi isoner looking in at the shop wind•ee; he was recognised by Mr. Solomon, who ‘rent out and secured him. The prisoner, Webb, confessed the crime, and acknow ledged that he had sold the rings to a worn in who keeps a chandler's shop, in Earievreet, Seven litals, for M. Westcore went to the woman as (It scribed, she acknowledged purchasing the lines of tL; boys, but hesitated in giving them tip s% llama tle !0.,. be ing returned to her. Yesttrday she attended the ex amination, and was held to b-til to give evidence .against the boys. The paronts of the 1,1 - s attended, and appeared in groat distress for the situation of their children. They were commit tal fin another examination. They cini!essed to the Officer uf hav ing committed a number robbeies, among dr en were—•a errant jug, from the it else of Mr. an apothecary, in Pimlico, which they broke up, and sold for old silver. Four brewer's drays, belonging to Mesm. Barclay and C ~ the drivers of which were convicted in pe. nalties and costs for riding on their horses. . MARLI3ROUGII-STREET.—For many weeks last past, the inhabitants of Somerset-street, Orchard street, and the laver part of'Portman•square, have been much annoyed by riots t;om a party of Ir n and women, inhabitants of Kielmell-buil6ings. On Sunday last there was an alarming affray amongst them, which was succeeded on Monday by on..r of a dangerous kind. A number of pens nos from St. Giles's, paid a visit to their countrymen in the bui:,l - and bacame the partisans of the contending panics. Most of them were armed with 'pokers-and bludgeons, and racy laid on without mocy. Up wards of 59 persons were engaged to the aunoyance and turn of the peaceahle inhabitants of the neigh bourhood. One man named H ffeen, front St. dt fended himself with his fhit, but half a dozen men overpowered him, and he was beat and wee led so, that his life was d e spai re d o f, and he was conveyed to d e hos' Thal in a very datver on • state. Nine of the t;:ners were secured, and lodg,al in the Miry-la-bonne wed:4;oost., viz. .Pat Sher, Ryan Cuni&, J. Lery, Dan Mullen:, .1..11 Car! l , tat lime right, David Dunn, Joleple and 131o; , -;: Fitzge red.. The whole were takel befofe 0. Hicg and committed till the fate of . the wounded unm be known. HAI TON- G 1:1 - iE7s7.—Yesterday, trdliar, mod and Thomal..' ;well, were brought up for . a second exami nation, r.eft Twurox, charged with having btirglarionsly broke open the cellar of the llagni:ge- We,h*r.iv:ro, with an intent to rob the same, In.ving removed and p &cited up about .i3OO worth of wines and spirituous lnpiors Isom the cellar into the garden, ready to be taken away in a cart. The prisoners were remanded h r another hearing. Michael Joseph, otherwise Davis, was charged, on the oath e.f Plenry Mason, apprentice to Mr. White, law -stationer, Great Shire.lane, Temple-bar, with en teting at the front door of Lis master's house that tot ruing, as witness suproses, with an intent to rt.b the same. The prisoner was remanded for a second examination. Cutrasnat.t..--A ilk. Lewis, was brongLt n' on a charge of pullidg down a posting-la, which was fixed against a house near' the Mansion-house. It appeared, that in May I ist, a Mr. Friedeberg was declared a bankrupt. The e p iMissioriers, conceiv ing that he.had conwaled Sol: of his property, gave directions that a posting-bill ;hould.be placed in dii, ferent parts of the town, offering a reward fOr the discovery of any such property. One of these bills Mr. Lewin Was found removing, and the Officer hay. recoired an explanation' of his conduct, and not receiving a satisfactory answer, he conducted him to the Compter, and confined him for the night. Mr. Lewin was only seen takng d - mn this one bill. Before Sir J. SHAW, the detendant stated, that Friedeberg was the trustee of his wife, and being de sirous of having a new trustee appointed, he applied to lus attorney fur that purpose. His attorney, how ever told bits, that a man l.sing a bankrupt, w.as not a sufficient ground for the appointment of a new trustee. Upon seeing the posting-bill in question, ha aded . fraud, however, he thought it would tend to the accomplishment of his views, and th ere f ore h e took it down. Th e Commission ers had stated, that . .500 bills of this description had been taken down in .I.e course of the last te.w sk t i y:;, and they laid reason to believe the ddemlant sv.,s a telation of Mr. Frie deberg. Sir J. Suave said, it was not his. clog to inquire inoo the circumstances at Mr. Lewin', connection with, : Mr. I- riedeberg. He had, lkowyver, as,itned a good reason for. his conclact, and he shpull thet eforo dis charge him.. Mr. Lewin retired, saying, he would bri . nlr an action against th e O ffi cer. . UNION.. He w..••-.CrOt o r and others, Proprietors 61 the Portsmouth coach, were fined £75, on informal-. Lions for earring mote entside passengers than allow ed by Act of Parliannnit. ft was proved, that on one occasion, he had two women with him on the box, three men and a woman in front if the roof, fire oat the middle, and four on the hack, four in the diary seat, and one standing on the dickey, making in all 20 persons. A number of men and boys were broteght.up for bathing near the public toad, in tie Canal," at Cam berwen, on Sunday evehing, alenit six o' c lock, t o . the great ann o y ance c t the Puglia, and were held to hail. Three Paphian nymphs, from Dover -street, one of them not more than 16, were committed, char i sed with riotous arid disorderly hehaviour. J. Askew, and Matilda, his wife, vi ha were to have undergone the sentence of the pillory this monsinig, in, the Old Bailey, for a conspiracy, in accusing Mr. John King- and others of a robbery, have received a saapita for two months. TARTU. 1.1 nr.renn4itteet, the POI C.o.:the Lady of Sir 5. Strange; I a .100. , • Thurs Cay, at liersertte, 1,31. n li.ttibury, Esq. to Maryut, 0:11y , daughier of d 0 . .:1 Me e r, iy, the- 1t Cur.vest, Divsenting hiltditer, AF diet it trunittorike, to Miss Mary Julob, dant, rer rrf the late Mr. Lretts. Wednesday. at Ktklwick, Leeds, the Rev. Jo•hita Fr rnsi:lt, of S ockpori, Eir.oscit!i•it Preae er, to Miss Anil 1 7 1-pher, youngest di.,mt.tar of Mr. li. it tidier, of Doable; sinties. near snad t a. (in Ma..l.ty .e'nnißlit, at Le.:tla, the Pea. W. :Emitter, ~f Northur.ll , rlrail (one o• the Preach Tit it: 7h• C' II;()!! ) o Mi‘i Csc, hard, e.aughter of Mr. Gothard, of the irrio.folindry, a. dlno.irt. •I'litirsotay, at ti.t J )1,11'4, Wesinfn.fer, Carlin R. II Rare", R. N. to Agnes, elJee: da.ightr.r of the Lire :Itepliell Cosier, Esq. of kliflharik-street, M'eatow :tor. in. , : day, tit the eturch et 'it. Wry la.iirr.nne, the Rev. Henry Rector n' We , ,r• 1).2a:: and East • :rinera', tit the coati ties of I lam., and Wilt., to Charlotte, only and lietre's of the Lite l' ic:‘ard Newluitd, h.q. at Westerg i:e. suvwx. Sward ty at dialifax, Ctrtain sade, t 4 Miss Mary • inghica, t,f ;he tatn• plaice ?.T,t ut a.tt !: ANU DEA - I - A.—At Ipswich, .h • 2.1 inst. Lietuenagt Jate.es • 1 ha. ailice. Olt. 11.0y3! A r diery. to Ali,. Ultderatoo.l. sf gat llrtgtu.l ; !:n % . 7ttaday. ah,,va °attar.. 4i e ..1 at ya.taotitit. 1-I , t .'v' u: Vs!ear.s of age, had been licit intls,p)4,d er: r ri•tee the ..!t-ri vrelpe ii.i.rt ; and his f 1 Ita,l be..n inere...ed by %el "sot; 144:4‘11..r.t:g the Las: % - •!re winter ; hat no ariprelientrian was entertained of his dis order rt.:ring filial. • !Mitt). Friday se' . .treght, a- ‘Voolton, the Resr..Arelaball Mrponseg, ag:rt iK, stiaoy years Runao C.alt•Ate PaSttit of beel.strtetChi• 1)e), iiverpnais 'l'horsday, at Y•trk, in th of 11'4 Henry Tit*, M;rtirter for itsaoy year. Inrrty S.sri.ty.nt 'Fr!eo Is. Frhiay, Captain. JA,llesiWtiso.i, of Ihrtmat k candierweff,„ (ht Weiinestlay, Mr. CUrialay ogietor tor of the Manclw.wr Gazette. • Motalay se'. the second sorrnf she Rev.l'. 'bail, if 1.1- verpoo:, 1:1 year, it age, sel.; drowned while hathieg. The ehier brother was with saved Th e +p c !, nit his return front St. Domingo, Al. tut Lunt:, Bojle, Elq. of Kingston, /..nta , rx: In llnston, Antersea, in dm lie l; intslr.g of lastlnntsth, Mr. Chi - . R'athurtre+, who lad recet sly arri'ved thew- fruits this eutautry. He was a Nliaisrer of the .ist tivronnoation. Serjeant M. Wont!, of the Vortsmnoth DlV:sion of Royal Ma rine+. He was I.iln•al inn to the I)IVILi4)11. At Hoipital, Mr. Millman, NideLlpnian of the Ism .o; alto Lieutenant tP2,I At II wi'e Ca; !am Bartholomew, of hi± 11/Nerdy's ship Etelno, now cm tliv Arm*.ricin scaron. Setorday at hyming , on, lire. .Value, aged 5t;,, mild of l.teuteouot WA1.0..t., of tloz .-ltricati Curve, late Adjutant of t!ir Lt.: Rtit.3: IL :Minot of Malta.. 11 - 1; itne been ton fiecinently the enb . ject or just and unetal reprobation, that reel , t:estittne of Cie electrons of tl.e medical art Lave off..rcil 14 candidates for public pa tronage in ett l ofession of Physic. For he purpose of doing jus tice to else result of occ-ratiheo :41.1 exp• rimer. and so prywror as from beteg eta...foci itoorct those empiric' wilts,: Impudent pre let:mons have untortetiati Iv tor suc!ciy„ b. en tits favourably ra. red, we beg leave to submit to.the Ither`al and enlghtened, a lattliful ratemera of oar pursuit' and arsiiicymnits. ter Lavin:: rt ceive I 4 regotar medical odors:lint, as the pupil Of Ntevi - s r.sd ran:, whose I::CIUTei IV:k1 prac::ce we tarefulir its Proti.o.ors rz;col.i. of cis Loud rial, we entered it-a - selves svcdents in that jetty celybrved , chool -fi..r alio( cal accritrensynis the Royal of Edon , aria %v.-re l Jiffy :via branches of "Anatomy. y, Theory and Praet cv i f Cf.tholory, wrK:r v , f o ooy, tz.c. St: br ettt :Itstit Professor., Drs. vg:,ty, 1:141c, Dutotan, ant! Kurl.erion.l. We trnst we shall not be denied presunirtvous to styine. OKA our proficiency acir jrimmis are nut incomi.:erable, Havtag fora loog seriee of y-are male Vl7.,Nl::l„hiA!. CtINIPLAINTS, and the var'otts 1)1z !•11 . , the p_rticolar ohject of one studies sits ;.razy oa, , we Inipv, bit *awed (Lain vve have cluird , t4:l4 , tinr knit Evege [et...omega and cage. to Ibint 311(1 Z.14..6 or InfeCtitill, a perfoLt re-estair isio..tynt comple•t•Ll in Ihc allot litrind of two days, and in those of 11:e utmost isiew.erary, ober, other practitioners have ailed at suc.- eir,i, a proptr perstv, 'Jere toe treatment tub:Ares:o the patient a safe and cure. Amidst the inelar.chtdy vari, ty of ail !Yell which are the d ucts of a habit burg and most unline e ily pursued the youth el teak "'nos, three are none •. ,ire alarmit g or more iliatresoz:g than tli ,e tlefkicticeit s al,4•le.Lilitics which ft tqiitntly prevent or ral - the ntstrituonial state. such persons it mug be a t:iflect , on to know that they nray now, by a new and iufal lihir mewle oftreatment,lx restored to th.r.gaeate-col aik Mori= bit songs, a ...Tong, manly, and vigorous con oils' iota lit all canes iit debility, from whatever cauoc ixising, as well as in very cies of venvtual infer:Lot, tvc may be conanlred by paii,iits of color 6,1 WI I; gregt•tit rte Tecy and 110” O tr. ki,),T• of coo knit •t tot at 'llo7'lo Item tete 14)11111v, an! MAU the t.1•11J4 1111 toil at night. Pat ems in t h e cowry ire reluekted to sta:e the partieukrs c f their case, air, Old grI K A &e. Inaartag a (Cal t tat:cc for a !vice and no-die:nes, whin toe 63itle wit be given fie rir to sty parr o! the k:ne..lorn. o .ensure that secrecy so vv. 6; tit i4l to our llllderhiking, the pus:age of letters may Ise added to the ;:ci:totint for medicines. . CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No 107, Hat:an Garden. AbV!CE. "kif l ESSR.S. LOSS and Co. as regular Members of ITIL the Royal Collrge of Sergrotu'in I °Won, have etdelestly devoted their attention for these laht IT year. to the stilly of thine disorders which so frequently embitter awl fllO ten prevent, that inestimable li:es.ing, matrimonial iel•cl.y. The num, nue application* 'hey lave hitt.rtto received (ruin venous of thelint th*tinction, and the ono form %wools attending , heir ink erinetrio4e ef tn.-ailment hi *ugh clinplainss, in ince. them that• publicly to • nil r cher aufitat.ce —13411 rasetut debility or deficiency, w t her result inifrimi ;he too treqweey of *participating in the gait - th-s of a la.tionaitk 11i..., the enttu.ak-.1 induigenut a 41x-titer ,ni„ or a sccrv„ stAitary, and d tatue.iee habit. which tveake,,, tt,o ecergy of the mind, and destroys the (Nave ofyoU h, by prntit;citig ,teritity in the one we, and impotence in the other, they o& $ • Sa't• anti permanent cute - La Ore. e who, (ram each complaint,, are prevented twining into the tuarrage as e, and aohanod to seek refer, 14u..1 'seer their Infiniti:mom 4iteuce, ft mutt hecbruciling to know, booms. drilicult or intlfrcrual the tore rri he droned by other 'ward tio per a, flirt, by* reboot, for arse! ittfullllals MONA, envy anal' kir restored to a mound and vtgoroni etnbtitut ten. A itert.ailde.order. frequently contract eO. snt:tneut cf indtcre!iita, at... 1 every f 'cite of V role real infect ion,by a mild ant! neer tl: 4 alluded re:st air:lr, It .iitettliv and radically removed. ii - ith•ot rest mint lid it err exercise, a* &Car St rictarta ol ti n elS v4.sra andinterswtiich they arcenableil to care in a short ptriati, w..tiorot rinnorbe to the paiuftil.dangerous .s..cts of the Caustic; r. :rrences a which can be i;:vrn to terer al gentlenten of h gh rerpectabili.y, who have t been tared In a very short period, oiler having, iabotinrd nods, StrleTares for many yeata."ln mArrred fentah-a, sb:tate rtPue . tationt of those tr.tiltr Advs of eottanhial bar ; how have 1%4 et dele.teJ, it margin, be apt...pang pi' -ethic au krmw. e.at b. a pro . per pizseverance iu their ie:ce4;-•.a the gener.i • hualth is trattl, and tic impediments removed. hisser-, Coss and CO; eadoepecy profewang the core rf tli •4 1 Intifada r cnntpl.tiota, is ordtx iPto 'they may tmt he marked I.i a luwinken few wok th• libioey an ju.tly attath:ti to lie Pp. / rant empiric, think it lautjtudire to thettioelve• to era that ,tt.'7 have herst propeely eluit.ed and Initiated into crery branch( of pro's sine (eottdealeiV , Avltitts tram bo-thaat, tr: tettstoontals from eft mnat eminan Puysician y tlwy have to co: littler any impArer). t ele.boccees :r.on rtes it ruUcr Yours trot induced jhtnt tp co!t at. prarric • ot th , 23, moral prat** ilnoner, and they preatene chat choir prvert nee croto.nr . .te a Iwo ground forthe onprecethinterl ennti4nee with which the, Lae hy the Public Wen Do liberally honoured. • l'atirms ip she country are reqiae..ted rn 4!air the paril:u'ari of Chair rate, age, and :moaner of Ilvrtsc, elm uo.'rg a liar k• n..te fur &pica and metlich.e3, and the sane wail be tarot...l.lW to any part of the kingdom. (KW and In sumer/no. 13, Bonverlogrrett. Fleet-street. tupEt :at A i tUt4ritlN r •PetOtt stiA. "'nen * • 37 Whit el a ter 3 Aberftams 13 Minotro atter 4 LONDON : Printrd by Lcret. Kent., P e4ett Owe; telpttsbed there, and at ti,s star Jim tan‘le Dan 3 • 1--We . L ; I 1 1