Star. — London, England, 1814-08-20 00:00:00

MR. I,OYELL. NEWDATE, iktioviT LCVVLL, Proprietor dello Slaiezman Paper, baying been requested by sane friendds to explain the nature of the different Libels lor. which he has beon so sea erely pun i shed, ,he begs eave to lay the following statement before dip public s T!,e first Prosecution was for publishing a statement of the riots in Piccadilly, at the time Sir Fitarlors BURDETT was committed to theTowe , . This accolint was copied verbatim frcrn a Morning Paper, 'and for which he was senter.ced tpbeeltear's Tmtrisonment. The Second Prosecution was foipublisbmgan Ad vertisement which bail previously . appbared in tan Manchester Popyrs, charging the Coinni!silionecs of Tares in Stafford with Ctirity in the Collectipn of them. For this offence. he was ' sentenced tO One Year's Imprisonment. The two Manchgter 'Editors were also prosecuted for the same offruce, andiiiffer. ed judgment by &terabit, hut 6 . ft;Snisintseat ca them I—The.thirti Prosecution was for puhlLs4* a Letter, charging theCohimiiiigivii of rt e Tr . abir. port Board with rotscOtidtict to4katdi.the rren4b goners. 'Tic letter had been it ads erteiitl inscited in the Statamash and eitiy kontesanti 'etas . niade, public and Private nature, .to t.qsC4rd'OT.Comutit : , sinners. The sentence was gjghteen ilfoatbs sonmcvt. to pay a . it .e of £3oo,.ativkfifid two suretiei • in the sum of £5OO eacb,..aild'himstfif in £lOOO, for the space of three years. .. 7 111 e teiin " tit his Impti. sonment, for. EL; Map 814 expired rn the 27th of May MUNGO PARK. . • .: When Mr. JAIIKI GREY JAcKsox, returned to this country from Morocco, some six or seven years aittie, he reported to the Earl of MomA .and to 5it...T.441 BANKS, on the authority of an Arabic letter, whi II was written from Libra, the port of Timbuctoo, y a .liberated negro, to his former master, a Moor h g merchant, then residing at:Mogadore, that a small vessel or boat had anchored before Kabra, in the river L 4 • (the Nile el Abeede), and that this boat or vessel had hoisted a white flag ; .that there was seen in the boat, by the inhabitants of Kahn, three Christians, one pr whom, was described as a very tall man, , who stood up in the boat, whit)) remained before the port o( - Kabra until , night; but .the next morning milting ' more was seen of it. This boa; had, as Mr,..lactsON reported, nn communication with she shore, but it was presumed that it had passed on to the eastward, to wards 1i,.0 SSA . There is kremarkahle-coincidence in this rep-rt r f Mr. JACKSON, when compared with the account re-' centl: received from -Mr. CounT, of Iviogadore, viz. That a native African had attived at. Mogadore, iii the noon* of May, bringing an :memoir that he had ' ie't Hints,, in March lAst, and that:, bt:lbeging to the akkabar,orgreat caraeau.of the sinterior, there were - .three,Christians, whom some- King of -800DAte (pro bably that of Bottis.-.) hachplaeed under the protec- . .tion, of sh . errie - Ef (a Prince), with a posi•itte injiinction to coovey them across the great desert to the nor/hem' • arkfillet of Ate.ca, probatly to Algiers or Tunis..-:,' From - this remarkable corroboration, after such a • .lapfe Of time, there does appear some reason to COO .clidde that the three Christians mentioned in the re port, now arrived from Mogadore, are the same with those mentioned in Mr. JAccoonts report. and skit they are no other than the. remains of the party, of that inclefitigable _RIO enterprising 'traveller. Mr. lelusoo PARK, viz. Mr. PARK himself, and two of his warrriving companions. Departures to France from the York Hotel, Dover : Sir Join Bushellry, Hon. Watson Hume, Sir H. Clinton, lady Lambert, Mr. Lambert, Mr. J. F. Machado and Lady, Huuour.: able G . Miller, Honourable J. Smith, son to lord Carrington, Ex W. Page, Bart. Lord Elrington, Hen.). F. Ward, son to Lord Pudielaand Ward, Mr. Cooke, Under Secretary of State, Fuller Farr, Esq. G. Wainwright, Hon. J. Bruce, Major Forsaithe, Wm, Flagett, Disneys, M'Caulay, Pugett, Deighton, J. Ito.s, It Meaurier, O'Brien, Leggott, and Mrs. Collinson. Arr;vals from Paris: Righ . Hon. Lord Proby, W. Smith ett, Esq. Messrs. G. Adams, 11. Sleddrys, Pryers and Lady. The new Patent Twine Cloth, brought out by the House of MILLARD in the early part of last year, for . the purpose, of Sheeting, and for: Shirting-, obtair.s universal notice. Many families of distinction hav ing experienced its kneit as well as economy, have given it their unqualified approbation; there being not a doubt but it is a great promoter of health, not =lli to the most delicate constitution, but also to that 4 . the robust, and nearly half the ',licit of the other cloths for the above , purposes.— It is obtained onit (by the Piece) at the. Patentee's East India ViTare : houses. N 0.16, Cheapside. Wednesday, the new Chapel of Ease for the parish of St. Mary, Islington, erected at Holloway, was con secrated by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Lotirxm..... Atter the service, an appropriate sermon was d,eliyer. ed by tlle Rev. Dr. STRAIIAN, Rectorof therrish. : CORONER' INQUEST. —Yesterday evening . an In.' quest was held at St. Bartholomew's HosPital, to id quire into the cause of the 6ath of John Brown, WbOp it appeared, was killed by falling from the *Ando* of a house of ill-fame, in Swan-yard, Strand. • Af(er most patient investigation, whick lasted yfrOni sjr eclock till after twelve, the Jury returned a Verdict— • Accidental Death. It appeared in evidence, that the whole of the houses within a particular limit of that neighbourhood, were a 'serious and most alarming nuisance, and the parish officers were enjoined to exert themselves to get rid of an evil which presents every night a most dreadful scene of vice and inianty. • Friday se'nnight, ilannah Oliver, 4 pOeiF indigent wotnan, resident in 13arn.stree4,MacchisfieldOiset with a melancholy accident in the cottonfadory belonging to Mr. Mason, in neklordltreet. The following are the particulars was, as usual, vonveYing4p husband his accustomary afternoon's lefrestment of tea, when a pair of wheels catching her cloathl; . she, in an instant, was entangled in the machineiyi'sandi shocking to relate, ere she could lie extrieite4,' bet! right kg and thigh were separated from it body; and lay underneath her, her left leg being OS dread = fully mangled and bro ken. Medical assistaqce, siaJ immediately procured.; but more than' 20 minutes! elapsed before there was a possibility of liberating her from her perildus situation. Her left limb has been', se:, and the other amputated near her body. Some expectation is also entertained that she may survive her misfortune; to herself life is hardly - desirable, and' scarcely to be wished, were it not in consideration of a young tangly a and nerselflar advanced izepregoancy. POLICE. Bow-STaxer.—Yesterday Peel Calm, a tailor, r,f Amadei-street, in the Strand,Awas brought to the Office, charged with violently , assaulting and ill-treat ing Peter M , Donald, his apprentice, a boy, 16 years of age. A rear deal of extraneous matter was' en deavoured to be stated by the parties on both sides, hut'. the Magistrate very,Ornperly refused to hear either, and said, as Mr. Ulm./ was a house-keeper, paying a rent of ,c6O a year, he would take his own re.cornizance to'atipeae at the nett Westminster Ses sionar to airmail* complaint of *the boy; his own bail was accorilintly taken in the sum of se4o. A boy,,only l2.years of age, was charged with en denvonring : to milder his motlnt, who stated, that he had frequilftly thrown dangerous things at her. and threatened to cut herthroat; and she considered herself in danger from bim. He received a most (Sling lecture from Mr. BIRNIE, who asked him if he . had been to Achool, and whether he bad learnt the Ten•Conimindments, etc. he admitted that he had !been to Scbilifl, but he appeared' to be a perfect. \ , strange( to ivory thing titut was good. The Magis trAtee.adnsitriition, and the fear of going to prison, trowever, byrught floods of tears into his eyes, which [greatly affected the mother. and she appearing in- lined to forgife . him, Mr. Amnia made him go on. dust knees to ask ter pirdon, which be did in the Pulse :lie Office. The Magistratilluni ordered the Officer.. who had him in custody, to take him back to Thomas;,whokeeps a wine -vaults in the Hay-market, t iff Mime employ he is. .• • - rIATToN GAllDFX.7—resterditr, Isaac jetgalero a jiir, was' charged with being found secreted in a Soils, if) Shireiane, Templebar, :on Thursday mom -14; and suspected of an intent to rob the tame. The • I*J psi - toner Said he sold oranges and lemons in the street, that he saw a riung . wornaa the preceding evening, it Sadler's Wells, who . made an appointment at a house where she lodged is a garret. He entered the wrong house by mistake. N; , thing being found ou him he was addlitted to hail, to apps sir at Sessions. • &Sera! luitchers and other shop r keepees, in the tieighbourhoird of Chre-marker, i attended, by virtue' Of stinsmonsei, to 'answer con.platats . cithibited by the- Society for the Suppression of Vice, &c. for ket ping, open shops, and serwingcosloiners, on the Sunday, during Dititine Service. The cases being proved, .theY'Were 44erally . convicted t: e penalty and costs, which they paid.. • Guatostst.t.--J. Saeson and R. S. Carley, clerks, in the tintre of a respectable attorney, in Cook's.court, Carey-street, were yesterday charged with forging and'uttering a draft for £413. purporting to be that of Mr. Living, tallow.chandler, in Chancery-lane, on the house of Messrs. Perring; Shaw, Barber, and Co. bankers, in Cornllill. Both the prisoners were fully cortienitteel'teir triol next Sessions. UNIOI•HALL.— John ems and 7 homer Boyce, Pro prietors ef the Portsmmith . Coach, were again sum moned before Mr. Bra m, on an information pre ferred against them under the Stage Coach Act, fort carrying More outside passengers than the number allnwed by Act of Parli tment.—May, an Officer, proved, that on the Slst of July last, there were 14 outside passengers, on the defendants' coach, en its coming through Lambeth in its way to town, the defendants licence only allowed them to catty I'2 Outsides. They were fined in the mitigated penalty of 810 and ensts.—May here stated, that he had 14 similar informations against the above defendants and other proprietors, in several of which were an excess ibove the legal number of passengers of three or four. His object, - however, iu the prcsent informations, wes not the penalty, but to put an end to a practice so full of danger to the Public; and if the defendant would consent to pay a mitigated penalty of res in each case, he would not press for any further penalty. This the defendant accordingly acceded to, and paid the different penalties and costs amounting to 0E97. May then stated, that he had been desired by the Magistrates, to direct his attention to this abuse, and to use his endeavours to do it away. He wished now to apprise the Coach-masters; that he should pay par ticular attention to the subject; and, if he found any new causes of complaint, he would again bring them before the Magistrate, and would, in future, go. for full penalties. • NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (Ey t►e Carcass.) Beef. Ter stone 4s In s• Is Od Veal 4s 4d to 6. Od Mutton - ,4s 44 fo 5. 4d j pork 6a Od to 7s ud •- Lathb Its Od to Ss - 6d. I'IC4SOI I ..tIAY AND STRAW. YESTERDAY. IT. fault/. worraceAraa. Hay 31 - Osloll Sr Od Hay 41 Ms to 51 106 Od Straw 11 161 to 11 21 Cd Straw 11 146 to 21 te od Clover 61 421 to 71 194 od • . • PRICE OF HOPS. • 12Ew ewes. Ng* POCKETS. Kent 51 Os t 6 71 Ts Kent . 61 Os to 91 Os Sows 'EI Os to 61 Os Susses 61 Os to 71 10s Bonet 61 Os to 71 Os Faititlsant 101 Os to 141 Os Ordinary Is lod to 25 Od Market Cal! . 11 s each Eng. Horse 15s Od to IBs Od It--tiheepstins, 20d to 00d. TALLOW; Town Tallow 117 s ed Yellow Russia Us Od White ditto Ses Oct Soap ditto 'Ms ed Dregs lei 01 les 6d—Moulds, les ca. Best Helium and Steers (per Stoee)*(. to id to ds Ad Mad Nap $5 td to 2. 4d Lamb Skins 2. Od. to 4%011 .PRICE OF St. James's Maria Ss Id Cl-re Market - Ob Od Whirechapel Market Ss Obi -per stoat of Sib Graves 201 sid—Good Price of Candles per doz. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL-STREEr. Botts, 50 to 56lbs 21d 25d Calt Skins, 90 to bulbs 34c 394 Ditto, SG to 66th 2611 20 Ditto 50to 70Ibs 3ts4 424 Merchants Backs 214 224 Ditto 70 to Bulbs 36d 404 Isressing Hides • 20ed 2i 01 Small Seals Greenland 34d 364 Fine Carack Hides 214 534 d I I.arge ditto, per des. 1204 180 Crap Hides f cutt 20' Maid f Tanned Horse Hades 25d 20s Ditto 4$ to 5011) 6 . 210 2141 Goat Skins lls ito • - • . COLIN FRY MARKETS. OXFORD, August 19..—Price ors bushel of Wheat 101.014.- 11e guartorn Loss, Os. !lid. UzISIDOE. August 17.—Whet per load SIR Os. to ,C 23 Os Saitil, per cluarser Illas to 40s. Oats 26$ to 335. beaus 46s to 50s. Peas t/Os to'oos. _ COURSE OF EXCHANGE.. Ws 1 day'ids. 23 0 Lie. I Naples, Ditto 2 Us. 23 20 Lisbon, Boorjeaux,do. 23 20 Oporto, Madrid, 40 Effect. Dublin, Cadiz, 40 Effect. Cork, • ' • 7e Amsterdam, 35 4 2 U Palermo, 143 Ditto at sight, 35 Leghorn, 53} Rotterdam, c. f. 10 13 2 U Genoa, 40 Hamburgb, 32 6 2i U Venice,n. C. lAv.Plocol4. Altai, 32 7 2 U ineffective per/. mi .f , Aro on the Sauk of s S'pes cent. , • is . 14 • 67 COAL.MARIXT, SMIXIST. I. 1 Ships e Market Mapcoll. • . Peke. , . 35 N e weabtlt .. 03 • . isa. td. r• $7l W 30 Sunderland - S - 465:04. to . rp4s.td r • • • DIED. I At Sainarang, Java, .in December last, Davi Flook:ns, E s 4. Asslstprit-Surgeon on the Hewl bstablishmenOmt iiuperintbnr c dant-General of the Teak Fore,t in the (claw{ of Jays, • At Penn Church, aged 77 , Rebecca, relict of the late Rev. jamin Anderson, Vicar of that place. • At Ayr, on the 9th inst. Mr. Richard Poison, intt-beietser. it going along the old bridge, finding himself unwe.l, hg turned tot:0 home, but before he ri-ached his own house, warn seised with an apoplectic fir, which he'surelved but a few ho•trii, • At the Manse of Acne, in Aberdeenshire, on the Sthlnstahr; Mrs. MtaiCIII, in tbe,ioSth year of her age. She retained ber mental fac u lti es tO the 141 r. - - - ; : ,_ • .DA.44S4WW- INFANTS, be p4.I3Y'S. cEtit,ilNE CARMINATIVE is sugurior.tp all.othy m r rest tar the wind, purgings. con i lath, sad air those disorders!!! the stostascb and lu,atis of In shat, which . prOve fait to so , Mary inileethe as , .e of two Itars. It is equally efficacious In tho4s, Ducey Wad other cor.:plaltus in the int eptiorwof grown ptrions. .This Invaluable car. tat niedicine is prepared by Frances Cell, (assisted by htr stem) daughter of the late Mr.. Joseph Willy, Apothecary, the Inventor; syho 1).-queathlil to her alone, this . property. under Ins will, as miy.fhe seen in the bill of direcdon , , With various immures of its *access. Soli by F. Newh,ry and Sons,.No. 45 1 St. Paul's Church-yard, London, tour doors from 'Citeapside, mire is. Sd. a bottle; and by their Agents it: town 'la country. Observe, that the word! "F. Newlv:ry. No 45, St. Paul's," are engraved hi the stamps; and be sure to ask for Dsitresl:Ntinajafive. • OVESTQNIAN MEDICINES. Nif . R. BA RNErr;GIJEST 'respectfully informs *LI the Public, that the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES are sold by Messrs. NitWaEltY and Sores, wholesale and retail, No. 99, Dante-street, Dublin; and those that wish to see the salutary ateetey of them m may receive tliat info; manor, by perming his " Guide front Palo," price Is. relit as above; or by examining the . STAIf Newspaper; Bell's Weekly Me•senger, or La.lielle As semble, where they will see that these chemical preparations have been established in Londnn.for mere than twenty years, by relieving the fallowing complaints in less than one hour, and ty curing in a reasonable time, all sorts of Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Itheuma,ism, Pleurisy, Liver Complaints, old Sprains Bruises, and Ni . e.tksess, or Contractions proceeding.from repeated y aro:- ysins oldie ithne.t complaints; likewise Head-aeltes, Tooth-aeltea, Face-aches, at.d sow patient., after they had ad mitted hint the Landon Hospitals, continued there a reasonable and r,:turr.e.l without bcing relieved, have afterwards been rotore.l w perfet: !it..,.ith by the use of these iestcrativet.. The success a•n•tiel.ng his Araitilious, Asthmatic, Nerv‘.tni, and Coo •umptive Pills, are so great as to seem incredible; and hp: To tb Powder, if once used, will alway 3be preferred. N B. Thew Medicine.' are so:d wholesale by all the respe:t ab:e Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by the Pro nrletoe, Gu VC, No. 9, Great Surrey—treat. 1 N the. various complaints incident to the iliiman -a. frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more a!:amint,„- in their coniecinences, than the GRAVEL and S lONS, PAINS In the BACK, LOINS, aod BLADDEP, and LURI• BAC;0. They are complaints to which every person is !tab* and ire a foundation for every other pecies dt Disorder. HICKMAN'S P11.1.,5, Composed of the most innocent ingredienzs, have been found of singular efficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing the urine, but In happily destroying the petrifying quality at it. from which proceed the above complaints, &c. removing die calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious test ae:icy to thsse disorders, without cotifinement. From &co/vicious ness of the powerful quality of these Piifi, fully evinced by a private practice of many years, they are 'offered to the afflicted, and recommended as a cure for the atrive complcints. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapsile, comer of St. Paul's Ch•trch.yard; and retail by Belani and Sharp, Pons. 'mouth; Hall, Harding, and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, Jones, Portsea; Trewman, Exeter; Cookworthy, Ghat- Hoxlasi,Plymourh ; Newbory,llublin; Basic a. and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston Scett, and Ikea born, Edinburgh ; Croswell, ikon; &ton& Peck , Hull; Greven, Edwards and Penny, and Bsilinge,Liserpool; Stairs and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; Whit r, 11111 ton ; and most Medicine Ven ders, m boxes at as. 9d. each. . MR. A. BRADLEY, Middle New-street, Gogh. square, London, will satisfy the most scrupulous inquirer as to the authmticity of a Friend of Ms deriving great Benslit froth the CORDIAL BALM of GILE/kD, In a severe disorder of the netvous, bilious, and Solent kind, with which he lad been long -afflicted. Mr.T.Pierry, High-street, Birmingham. vouches for the sur prising Cure of a Gentleman, long in a deep Drcline,bavii:g taken five bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. The spirits. strength, and appetite of the young man were visibly and very mittrially improved ; ind by continuing the use of it a few weeks longer, he was, with Gon's blessing, and to the great comfort and astonish ment of his ,amity and friends, restored to perfect health. Mr. B Boothroyd, of Pontefract, reports of a Man in that neighbourhood, &boot the age of SO, who had the appearance of labouring under that most dangerous disease, the Phthisis Nuino nails, er Consumption. He had a considerable degree of hecie fever, profn se n ight-sweats, expectorated much, and was reduced to a state of extrione debility. Having had the hest medicaradvice hr could procure, without obtaining relief, he had vec -mese to the Cordial Balm of Gilead: persevering in the use of it, all the unfa- vourable symptoms gradually abated, and he has attained a vigo rous state tif health. Government' Security against Counterfeits, besides a Savir.g of One Bottle its Four. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is 6°14 in bottles, price Its. each, or the quantity of four in one fa mily bottle for 335. on which one I I s.bottle is saved, duty inclu ded, the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and ad dress in the entree uy, Sand Solomoil, Liverpool," to hnitate which is fehmy ; and this rrvilegs of a particular set ()trines for his stamps ha. been giaiirei to Dr. Soioninn, by favour of his Majesty's lion. Cornmi.sioners of Stamp Duties, purposely to secure the Public azainst counterfeits: none ehe are genuine. s u m by Samuel Leith, 18, Strand ; Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Sutton), Bow Church )ard ; Bacon and Co. No. i5ll, lord...tret.t, London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; A. Smith, Perfumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; Martin Keene, No f , eel legeireen at Davison ' ~ Na. I, Parliament-street ; and o' Messrs. Newburylra l and Son, Dublin; astt retail, by ail Medicine Ven ders in the United Kingioni. Some die wders lave been many years in proceeding to such a degree of mabgnancy as cannot be eradicated in a few weeks; tbecefore it is in order to t ocoura ge stea d y persever ance in the use of proper means that Dr. Solomon has adopted the plan of his boxes, with three large 9 ts, family heatles s coptainit o • the quantity of twelve, at l Is. packed up safe fur the cut:nitr o for a ses Hank -mute, by which .CI .1 2s. is rased, vide Guide to Health.' As Dr. SOLOMON's Practice is new become so great wd exteni:ve, that his rousrant engsgensents require a consit;er. able portion of his time and attemlauce, he experts, K hen consulted, the usual compliment of One found; but all win:v:l cases, or letten of advice, and unaccompanied with an tir.ler , or medicine mid remittance, to be answered at his leisure, ...re re. spired to enclose only Half-a-Guinea. Drafts may be obtained at any Post-office, payable et IJverpoul, for small sums of mein, which is a sure mode of conveyance. —Such letters should, for safety, be thus directed:—'' Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, 01. lead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." 1 Letters may be addressed to XZorA B. at the Post. oike, till called for. Persons who do not wish to have their names known, may have their boxes direc4cd W. Z. to be left it' oalsd for. 3 AIFILLAM's ANTIBILTOUS PILIA. Tap Eiiirity of tbese rills in Bilious Comp Hrla-Ach, Heart-Hots, &e. aro well knisan.by many re. s esperit nee. In Indigestion, Loss hf Apticlite, habitual Coe:lam's% art numerons train of 'enemies, srisle.g trorl Corsair tons el-bilttrod by hdt:dimatis • it lien as the note merinos ladtdienciei in tha various lus et ries of nfe, damn Vtilla produce Ow most happ / fo t , e . tbey Of! go jnrocent litiseir nature, as to,require no Ili. rent, J.:awards. 46, bi Pours genre's •prel. Laueliet, pri se es. ad. the Double Boit. I-. : also by Susw.e osinej . - (PACKEitY lik lS 'VHF 11 me .4314 or I'libettANDi. ..41.1 ElsTo* ED, After kavlng bees ircetved anti improperly treated by illiterate • • • • • Preteridert. .IVirtSS R R. COO i i tß. and co. SArgr)tl.eltarintte. I lereet;Staeltfriari rid, atijoinini . ROvrtilid fir r. u al , dui trig 30 years ftttlart,prarict..eao astcr flat deirrnatis sc.; vir •irrts.rariy to a CeriallsCoMpliit4s 4'o 41PD kaPrppey treensent . 14 illiterate 'pirkenders, ie,t . ch• %Aisle catitel'Uletter 1e...-. wi h 11191 cites ifs tho glad, ate, and.l9l4y.dlositrisin :ha • 4::11. , . v . 34 1 tbe Ears,Dea t ne , s, qtrictore s,ohitioate (ak.ets„Node. on lit Sone.; tiktrited` tore Thr,:it, nnzturnal pales bi the ILIA a . 4 1 i i i i shig„Volipettsiystsistalato wad alto !tea tetlimilkissonsatl.-11); foMtlik tOPaY ensu es, 1 1 . th a towel; Dettilith in .decay of I .e resifteitUtion, brieriatlng from a 11rta eel P!‘egae ?lifting in tho _kakit t uy, Oa Unwrap ri tad (Veit:reit ry. Messrs. Craver mai Co, has. teen risatilarly bred to the pro feision, tttileitperience tr V , e ah Vie Aisorlers are v npa. al b:o4lW Members. At the. Royal lattlkav ofahoween, is Len. dos altd-FATioborili ; anti it is zratitying to their teellugs to an isoinese liiej have reached tray many of their fctow crea•urit 410m;thit *bete dreadful disorders (atter ctbs:rs, aad cads hand. .tal. had *Awl), and WHO. *plasauds *is Clay can testify. • ' 'MAIM Cooper aid Co: are•consulted dilly frOtn ten tilt woes 6ustihtys:exarpord) by either ter, eatifid , :r4 Lay ; or by Moor post paid, yam utetl4lacs sud air be a.lv ice will be mot to an y 'dart e tit? town or entintry. N.B. Tile l'lLlst.aall Ao tUL.t cured without Omitting es Burning, and those whets awaits are the most alarmism sere no pleated not to de,pair, bet to strew! at C.arioue-..ewat CkapcL • W u - Mon of tducatiou ar4:l professional l tell . se persev er• lig endeavours to discover the most safe NW naida of creaenta few pront!firg Diseases, the Incas. 41 rend! of their impel:lance is the best grog of soperiority. Messes GOSS anal Co. at titular klembers of the Royal College of SUrgeocis iw London, tare been induced re state the. cure of dui tonownig the object of their partiindar seedy, vw. a cnna-n'Disorder, itent'y contracted - n a moment of ur Gn at:on, am! conconicrants ; Strictures zed Glees, which, by an improved plan, are Vtbilli and effectually wired; as abo des bli;ty, whether arisini irons Raccicznatian in.hdgencas, long reel. deuce Jr •*srtn - clitnater; Or a secret anitrarylrice, too often en• happily put... t oed. by thcyouth of both sexes, in the one causing sterdity or barrenness, and in the other a 111141crOili train of Der. vans diseases, which, If not timely remedied, terminate in trope. tepee and con umpt In that distressing state of debility or deficiecicy, whether the consequence of such baneful halite, or arising from any Mit? Can*, by whids the powers of the amid. nation become enfeebled, as tesslarty educated burgeons tit Les- Son, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to enendime Vgorous health. Messrs. 0045 an Co. estinsively professing the care of these •parcnular. f . ohilda'ine k in .order a‘at they may not be, by * raistabmn few, marked with the cbitiqity so justly attached- to 'the ignoran impirfc, think it but justice to themselves to gate that' they have been property educated and init:aced Into eeety 'branch of the prof...ssirn . (certificates of which, from cliffeteat Henna's; and testemonials frisn the most etninent Physicians. they Lave to.;nr.vince any. inquirer) that the seems rosining Born their entle.avotim first induced them to ( pet the pesette o. as 'tte general PracOtioner, end they presume that their prrteasiose tworttiutp s taffy Ifrentld lot' the unprecedented coefilerice with Which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. The result of a lone and .51ensite practtc : enabled them, by a superiot mrdind;to sconce venereal complaints, however Itivetreave or compl.t.ited. wtthoet Issibitcting tEe pacient to tie 'least termini in diet err eseretae; heed in recent Cases where as early Spnlication . is made on i.Etcoesry of the infection, they Ire. quericiy perform a ci:re,ita the shot .race of two days. The un. meeedentedluccess of their mode at treatise-tit (which his inner Isere fte,ceen to fail in tw.e sinew lostance in Arne:4er et 15 yese s during *Lich polo.; Fr any thou.and,persons of both seses have been-.cared, even after stern el eth o j e had be es pursued by other Prat:. itioners witlinut effect), induces Ahem to thip nubile!) , offer their alvlr.c. TR be conautted'larly by PaCentt of either an, sea secrecy, delicacy, ard attention.-.-Letters from the council, cos:tuning tic' parocutatt of case, age, and manner of tacSatlng a renrttance, duty att en ded tn, and advice atAi Medicine tot. warded co any omit of the kingd:nr.. cct. suit fir ape wenn.. 4 o7tver,ensre rr.••••••tr• et. .NO I?isurden IVIVC contributed thvre esseittutily to destroy Hymeneal Happiness thau thous which arc the eousequeoest of unguarded ph-enure. Ploplz of every rank pay adoration to the Sluine of Wedlock, but where the Cuostitutwe h«, been tainted by Disease, a renovaltin of stability is iudtsper• sa!dy requisite Tweets years fiery we demoted our mem* to the exclusive treatment of the foilowiiig Disorders, and the suc cessful result of our plan gives us ad..artylial ardour to oppose,ao tar as we are able, the ravages us those Complaitits which ate the most important in the catalogue ut Human luhrrumet. Alfas initiation into every branch, as Navy !surgeons, we termed a wink, at an early period orpractice, to rescue itedividuah from tae norance of uneducated men, yr tlw equally dangerous precipluacy of . general Practitioner, 1 he Insortlers to the cure of which we have ?turned oar at. tention, comorise every species of Venereal Inlet:ion; all lamb .of wheibez afot% treat the habits of semi boys, or the indulge:4es of matsirer ace; that tlerargement of the System, lii Woinen; whit!' is called homeliness or So riliiy; Seminal Weaknesses, Gleeis, (.I),s:ructions Umbra; as also Strictures, whether recent or of lotig moonset, onid which haie bellied the stud of letter Practhusters, are by oar preteut improve%) plan of treatineot effectually and perm& cured, without the p diem suFering the eacrucioting pais and alarmiug Hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica den of die Lunar Culotte. In the course afoot. ntiossite practice in this mytrupolis, numerous cases of S I Ulsk.7. have been and are daily tinier our care, the total eradication of which Is ef fected be a safe, certain, and expedWoos mode of care superior to any other yet adop, yd. hu weakness, relaxation, anti del;.- thy, vroceedtitg from this complaint, are .peetlilj rem veil, aril the P. i..et re.tored to sound and 'toms hi aids. Huts ut re the debility has for years tailed, a-prlper persesterasice in our restoraiive remedies is indispensably rent' site, toreros/the shim bertng sparks o' life,•and to r. Argonne the constbutiint. Wen Too. Diseases are the resole of istionoCe or hate in the tre.itmeitt of a simple Con - olio:a, and It not tuttr-quatt.ly tiap pens that the awls of life are patsanimllw• the isultservtioti m sot um:uardeil hour. By a superior iiiett.44 such contptaints are easily cured ;and even whets others time 'ailed, we trot: that we may presume to all, r a rad.,:al re-establishntent. Few, how ever, are the cases of cJrap'.l;;:ted disirest to this disteetx, cum. pared eri:h the calamitous situation of Men; who, from an had& gence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent golaks ofis fashionable Inc, acquits: that state of debility which is the unavoidable come curium of such pernicious halo:a. Whit e the unhappy sufferer bloods over his mihery raart*Lny conc..alit his mi....ottani,* may be some consolation tor hunt w know, that I.ltho.ei I: be as object to doubt or uncertainly wiiti other Practitioners, tte rs movsl of these drfitnetaCitil by the goadual progress of is the acquirement of oar tiilernsioll. If the rites • ''CL.I4 or Venus have began to reduce ntaniretgour, m• .I: a: k.ey b e prevented by sot early count era cti o n of-this Lori ; e, 3..3 tit these taws no great ditf,culty wilt occur. 'Mewled Wpriatu, who have loop been diseppoisit lin this't eqictatituis of a family, may be warm), that ue no et tostaliceu It OO etefeces are curable 14 bletlit.il The secrecy width is so essectial to our anderti.klog, an.l els ouahhcations which we have presumed its state, f:o::t the tune ot our pretensions. audln co.:Kkleoce %Cita each this latuanaw is given, Viet Messrs. Cerny and Co. may be vetsulral tient. ref either set with the g:catest were, and button,. Patients in tbe Cronin , are r‘questmt to state 'be particlean .of dune ease, age, and reutral haba of Ltviug, and sticloyang a re ialttance for advice and Medicinal, whiz the sante will be pas or seat to any part of the Yin i plnnts CUILItIk sit Co. Surrses, MO , 187, Hatten•earden• NIGH W 4 rail AL . LONDON 1111100 R -1.0 MIR x 4 :V. Niertgig i I 43 tr. 4 mr,ss a ter 5 Afternoon II X minutes Ass ti ~._ LONDON: Priseed by I.g vat. s,' r, Vekett Piste; ltd lbw s and ac the `'li s valice s Templs Dlr. .. 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