Star. — London, England, 1814-05-26 00:00:00

. NUPTIAL REPART EE. CITAILLS to the Altar led the lovely Urn . ; I'hen to her father's house retuned again; Where, to convey them on their 'wedding tour, Already stood a Landadet and four. When lo ! thr gathering showers at once descend, Cloud rolls on cloud, and warring winds contend: This moves him not—but lo he bands his Bride, Then seats himself enraptur'd by her side ; And.thus to cheer the fair he quick begun, 1, I hope we soon shall have a little But she, to whom the weather gave no pain, Who beet:Minot the clouds or pattering rain, But most about hrr future hopes bethought her, Replied," My dear, I'd rather have a daughter !" HER MAJESTY'S Duawrso-noosts.—The Drawing room to be held at the Queen's House, on Thursday the 2d of June, is expected to be one of the most splen did that the British Court has ever exhibited. One great object is, to present a scene capable of making an impression worthy of the character of the British Nobility and Gentry for wealth, splendour, and ele gance, upon the mind of the Duchess of OLDENBURG. The number of young ladies of rank who are to be presented, will alone be sufficient to give an unusual and unprecedented charm and brilliancy, on thib occasion. The rarity of Drawing-rooms within the last years having accumulated an arrear of rising beauties and graces to be introduced so numerous, as td constitute a crowl in themselves, insomuch,* that we understand the QuazN has caused it to be pri vately signified, that she wishes the first of the two Drawing-rooms now announced, to be resorted to only by persons to be presented, and those who are to present them ; and to defer the general reception till the second Drawing-room, announced for the 16th of June, at which it is supposed-the Alied Sovereigns will be present. The public introduction of the Princess CHARLOTTE will, it is understood, take place on the 2d of June. The Princess of WALES will be present. • ' Sunday neon, the Duchess of OLIDENISHRHIII ac companied by her usual suite, arrived at Lewes, from Brighton, on her way to Tunbridge Wells. Her Im perial Highness did not alight from her carriage,which stopped only while fresh horses were putting to, at the Star Inn. From Tunbridge Wells the Royal party re turned to the Metropolis. Yesterday mornirg the Duchess of OLDILLIBURGH proceeded to the Quaker's Meeting, in Houndsditch, to attend the Annual Meeting of the Society of Friends, commonly called Qua,kers. NBw CARRIAGES, WITH PRIZE SPRIIEHEr..-We are almost daily surprized at the sadden appearance of equipages which seem to start out of nothing ; and those whom we saw, perhaps a few months since toiling like Cinderella, now pass us nodding from tl-.eir coaches. We, however, know better now-a-days than to attribute such wonders to enchantment. — The number of rich Prizes in the Lottery is quite sufficient to account for these magical effects; and, after the King's Birth Day, many new equipages will rise out of the Prizes drawn on that day. Two , Subscriptions were ra:3ed at Ltortes, for the Relief of British Prisoners of War in France : they amounted to £llO,OOO, of which £BO,OOO had been distributed among them in useful succours, by the zeal and care of a very meritorious and able Com mittee in France. The remaining aC30,003 is now applying, under the same vigilance and care, to the assistance of poor British prisoners up to the time of their going on board ships to return home; and Agents are appointed at the ports in England, to afford from this sum some relief at landing to the prisoners in want of assistance. Government has alto given a particular attention to the care of soldiers and sailors of the army and navy returning from France, and to the seamen of merchant-vessels, in similar circumstances of captivity and distress, on their libe ration. Both measures are highly creditable to the sympathy and justice of the State and people of this country. An aggregate meeting of the Catholics was held on the 19th inst. at the Farming Repository, in Dublin, at which Mr. O'Goassax made the annual Report on Catholic affairs in an eloquent speech, in which he took occasion to animadvert severely on the unfound ed aspersions cast on the Catholic Board by some of the Irish Grand Juries. Mr. O'Consrct, proposed the several Relolutions prepared by the Select Commit tee of the Board, on the subject of M. QUARANTOTTI'S Rescript, *inch were ably supported by Mr. Primes, Mr. FINLAY, and with some qualifications by Mr. BeTHEL, three barristers of the established church. The Resolutions were agreed to almost unanimously not one having even seconded a proposition made 14 Mr. RYAN to adjourn the consideration of them for ten days, lest the prior decision of the laity might, by possibility, be supposed to interfere with, or influence; the opinion of the Catholic Bishops, who are to meet oft the 26th instant, for the collective consideration of the doctrines and injunctions laid down by M. Qua. RANTOTTI. Bow-sTazez—Yesterday John Howell underwent an examination, charged with forging and uttering a draft for £340, on the banking-house of Messrs. Rol. harts, Curtis, and Co. Mr. Curtis, jun. proved offence, and the prisoner was fully committed. CHILD STEALIKO.—The Bill for preventing this oft fence contains the following clause That if ant person or persons, from and a ft er the passing of this Act, shall, without any colour or pretence in law for so doing, either by force or fraud, lead, take or carry away, or decoy, or entice away, any child under - the age of ten years, with intent to deprive its parent or parents, or any other person or persons having the lawful c , - - charge of such child, or the possession detaining such child person or per ch' it; or with . ornament, or about the person article may be , with any such knowing the same led, taken, or cal'. aforesaid ; eveny and their count and -abettors, shall be deem - subject and liable to and forfeitures inflicted upon, or grand larceny.", lawful care or charge of such child, or of such child, by concealing and detaini from such parent or parents, or other ; sons having the lawful care or charge a intent to steal any article of apparel or other thing of value or use, upon or abe of such child, to whomsoever such ai long ; or shaltreceive and harbour, wit Lent all aforesaid, any such child, knov to hare been po by force or fruit!, led, sled, or decoyed, or enticed away, as of such person or persons, and his, her, at sellori, - procirers, alders, and-abettors, ed guilty of felony, and shalt be subjeci an such pains, - penalties, punishments, as by the lawsnow in force may be infl Illte incurred by, persons convicted of g LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S MAY 25. DIXON v. memH. This was an inquisitor of damages executed before the CHIEV JUSTICE in an action of trespass. The plaintiff was A baker in Finch.lane , who had so me of his bread seized by the Ward Inquest as short of weight ; hilt they had been irregular in their procee dings, and no conviction hatitaken place against him. The Arroan EY GENERA lb argued with great inge ' nuity to chew that they had not taken the bread fairly, but that they had selected three loaves, which, from being long kept, had dried below their average weight; but the evidence stated that one of these loaves was several ounces short of weight. The Jury assessed the damages at Is. Lnrd ELLENBOROUGH fixed Wednesday, the Bth of June, for hearing the indictment against Dc Bergner, and the others charged with being concerned in the fraud on the Stock of Exchange. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, MAY 21 John Holton was indicted for a misdemeanour, in having refused to.receive and give refreshment to two Gentlemen of the names of Williams and llairnain, on the night of the 2Ah of November last, at a rea sonable hour, namely, at half past ten o'clock on the night of the same day. It appeared that Mr. Holton keeps the Three Crowns Inn at Stoke Newington, and on the night stated in the indictment, according to the testimony of the prosecutors, they both arrived at the defendant's house, which they found shut ; they knocked, but were refused admittance.• The Jury, after hearing the defendant's Counsel, found him Guilty. The Court, however, in consideration of the sittra aon of the defendant's family, the prosecutors like- Wise not urging any aggravation of punisLment, sen tenced him to pay a fine of one shilling, and he was discharged. OLD BAILEY. Yesterday the Sessions commenced at the Old Bai ley before the LOND MAYOR, Lord Chief Justice, Goss, Mr. Justice LE BLANC, Baron Woon, &c. when Mary Dann and Mary Leonard were indicted for counterfeiting divers pieces of money, resembling six- pences. E. Joey stated, that she met Dunn, the mother of the o:her prisoner, in Mahican, some time since, when she said, she was about to make some base coin, as herdaughter Leonard was going to Ireland, and could pass it. Witness gave information to the officers of justice, and called there on the day the prisoners were' taken. There were found various articles necessary for the fabrication of counterfeit coin, and Leonard' took, several blanks from the bed ; Leonard also shewed witness some counterfeit sixpences, which, she said, required fresh colouring, and she saw het bend them with her teeth, to make them pass with more facility. On cross-examination, witness said, herhitsband was now undergoing a fine for passing bad three shilling pieces, and she had b ien in the same predicament. Reid, an officer, deposed, that he went to the house or the prisoners, in a court in Grub-street, on the 21st of April ; a womin looked out at the window, and immediately after witness heard steps hastily up and down stairs, and the jingling of money. Witness, on ' going up stairs, found the prisoners in a confuseif state. In the room he discovered all the necessary apparatus for coining, and a number of blanks and six pences partly finished. Guilty—Death. • I J. Field, alias Juriathan Wild, and M. Berry, for a burglary in the house of 'P Phillips, and stealing a large quantity of plate and other articles ; and W. Marshall, alias illarheter, for a burglary in the house of W. Pardy, and stealing a watch, were also capi tally convicted. Barbara Nicol: was indicted for a burglary in the house of Mrs. Matthew, in Castle-yard, Westminster, and stealing notes, &c. to the value of fort) pounds and upwards.. The prisoner occupied the first floor of the prosecutrix's house, and the property was stolen I out of the box of the latter, in a garret, on the evening of the 7th of July, whilst she was gone to see the illu minations. The prisoner at that time condoled with the prosecutrix on her loss. She was robbed again in November last, and yet there were no traces of the thief until part of the property was found by Gilmore, an officer, in possession of the prisoner.—Guilty of stealing. The following were also convicted of felony, viz.— C. E. Cox, for stealing a gold watch, the property of J. Duncan ; and another, the property of P. Delaney; C. Frederick, for stealing four pewter pots, the pro perty of G. Gruby tt, J. Wilson, for stealing 42 yards of carpeting, the property of R. Freebairn ; I'. Jones, for stealing 49 in bank notes , the property cf G. Graves ; J. Baimbridge, for stealing from the person of P. Graves . a pocket-book, containing £6 in bank notes, his property. Rebecca Evekigh wks indicted for stealing soap and candles to the amount of fifty pounds, the property of Mr. Clark. The prosecutor, a tallow.chandler, in Bishopsgate-street, stated, that his warehouse was broken open, on the night of the 27th of March, and the property stated in the indictment was stolen. The prisoner's husband, who bad absconded, kept a chand• kr's shop in Long-alley ; and, on searching the pre mises, all the property was found, which was iden tified by the prosecutor; every necessary implement for house-breaking was also found. The Learned Judge observed, tha► the robbery had been committed with force, and it was too much to suppose the prisoner had done it.— Acquitted. Sarah Collard, W. Robinson, T. Welch, and J. Griffiths, were also acquitted. COURSE OF Paris 1 darsda.l9 SO Liz. Ditto, Q. Us. 19 50 Bonrdeanzolo. 19 50 Madrid, 48 Effect. Cadiz, 47i Effect. Amsterdam, 30 8 6 U Ditto at sight, 30 0 , Rotterdam, c. If. 9 6 It CI Harnburgh s 28 0 2IU Altona, 98 1 S U Agio on the Bank of XC RANG& Naples, Lbtbon, Oporto, Dublin, • - Cork, Palermo, 14S Leghorn, 62 Genoa, 54 Venice ,n. C. 52 LIT . Piccolo. ineffective per I. SM. ioii2nd, s per cent. - a 42 - . 72 . . 72 PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in Coin, - £5 4s. 00d. per Forma Gold in Bars £5 Ss. Od. New Dollars, - . 65. Id. per os. New Doubloons, .es 1 es. Oil. Silver in bars per os Os. 04. COIL pips at MOW! 114} Newcastle 7 Stioderland 8 Clad's* - Mill'. MAY 25. Ships bold. Price. 47{ - 441. 64. to 665. 6d. 6 495. ed. to 545. 2 so. et tv oc4. • • 'sl4ittutn. Tuesday, at se George's, Hanover-;qua. Mlsi MlHenan daughter of Lady .1 1 / 4 1ildi square. After the ceremony, they get off seat, Dummerlield Park, Hertfgriklilge , Lately, at Constantine, Lieutenant (' signal-station, at TregOning Htli, to,' SALES BY A' SALVATOR MAONTICENT GALLERY - PICTIT the Marchioness Dowager of By PETER COXE In Maddox street, on Saturday next,' namely, THOSE Celebrated PICT' property and iu the Collection companions, and were purchase , ' at of Lansdowne. These Pictures arc Rosa's art, painted in all the vigour mind : the one represents Diogenes drinking water out of the hollow of the Melancholy Man rdiecting on surrounded by emblems of mortality to both Pictures is uncommonly grand subject. May he viewed three days preceding dien had at Maddox-street; and in'' ' Capital FLEMISH and DUTCH beauty and perfection, the genuine of Fashion and Member of Parliament, ception of one Picture only, will be F reserve.—By PETER COXE and r In Maddox-street, on Saturday next, ' THIS beautiful Assemt - PICTURES, comprise the I Masters em bracing several prodt namely : four by Rubens, Landscapes, three by David Terriers, Jan. five by V by Cuyp, two by Gerard Douw, two , ful specimens by Hobbima, Berchem, Peter Netts, Van Huysum, Paul Andrew Both, Vandyck, Van Harp, altogether. It is impossible to do fur Advertisement; many of them are numbers, beauty, and perfection, ' that has been brought to Sale for several , May be viewed three day. preeeding logues may be had, at One Shillimg Throgmort on-street. FREEHOLD ESTATES, AT COUN ry OF : AND AT ST. MARTIN'S STA, COUNTY OF NOR Ey Mr. RI In the under-mentioned Lots, on Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, In St. Martin's, Stamford-Baron. Conditions of Sale as shall be P" IN ST. MA LOT 1. ASPACIOUS am LING-HOUSE. that is requisite to constitute a con., man's Family, distant from London Great North Road, in a fine Countr having several Packs of Fox Houi. Neighbourhood, with lar,;e Garden and planted with choice Fruit 'frees, stall StabW and Granary over it, Coach-hi house, Laundry, and other Offices; in the Parish Church of St. Martin. N.B. These Premises, together to William Westmoreland, Esq. unexpired on the first day of Ma) Annual Payment or Assail. Rent land well allow the Premises to be Also Three Tenement*, adjoiaim several tenures of Samuel Ashwr Thomas Dorman. Ley 2. A Tenement, In Wa Pearson ; and a Piece of Ground of E. and J. Scholes. LOT 3. A Paddock of Pasture two Acres, two Roods. seven lease to William Wermoreland, be unexpired on the first day of 1 N B. All the above Piensisos Boroukh Fen. IN 003116. LOT 4. A Mersuage or Tenement, in Gesberton aforesaid, to the tenure the following Parcels of Land: The Homestead, or A.R. P. Orchard, containing 1 3 2 Great Green - 8 2 10 Roils restore - 11 0 5 Cole Seed Piece 8 0 10 Old Meadow - 4 1 32 Lo Plowed Piece, contain ing - - 7 261 Bastards - 9 1 10 Willow Row, contain ing - - 52 4 1 ate Whitchcote's 9 0 14 Crawford 8 2 9 Ditto 5030 ....--..-.29,, Great Sods,containing 19 0 5 I "royntutra - 6 2 34 Ditto - 10 2 2 - 12 2 If • ' • • ; - . .. . . .. 4, 4.1 . . v4 ..e.• :: iv;ttk ii ke •y,,, 4 - i+ ' ' 49^ boa riatigilisild Oi ). ' • .L 1 1 ' SALeti DY A U CILL/ A . ; iliwi 1: . 71.1. b.!, won Lisp.) sr r-equare.' Loin Folitilone to ez e ee ine....; 4.1 ,4 1•96 l•.,,11 lit y sheildniee,--rlirondleh- , , set off fur Lady Milemay's WORTHIMO AND . Gq _SONO, SUSSEX. g arts ir'xit7b 7.42.ww1.m a t r . it: trilie• itoricE OF SA.LES B. AUCTION, BY aiimiumaiimonimumm_ ti el;;; I : s l ial 9t11_ ta il An ed ; lifit 7 : lo,l • 1134 1 b i tnt G. G eorge , R.N. of the Met FAiR El s MOTHER, • Mise H. Phillps of Germoe At Eleven rreclsely eacli day, pi order of Ike Sheriff of Sussex, eiedettle teel -.3 , e. 11 RN les et - 'On Mortilly; May 30th, 18t4; LUCTION; THE Ntivr iIiDUSEHOLtr rURNITURE. twitiu:o4 .4 Teeme stroeg and useful City' Noises, fon:. ewellent - Road Waggons, Carts, Harness, • and Effects, of Mr. Rot:este:, ROSA. - at Noithiereet, eßtnehlam i • : • . -1111171ilillO1Feldil eretißpet, the Property of lOn I esedwe, Ore 3tet,,eisd Lite following deys.the Genuine 118IIMOPIDAN of I.ANSDOWNE. - aeid Valuable FURNI 11/RE of rivt 140UeliS, Nis. tt, s e ei iM CE and Co. 1 ", ant tA, on the, Stehle atWertbing, composing A very extee- 1 'sive Meortmeat arlfisiiiiiteoftvery de•friptino. ifi Loa ,1 i AO O 4 t, May 28, at Two precisely, 1 IerGORING . Ind DURINGTONI on Monday, Jens nth, t h e yl inxi V.! ' 1 .4131 . ' . . elery . excellent. HoUsig - Iquo YU MT LIRA, Weer, ',Le .e.th : d l et', ;W L. • 7 r . CURES that were the ' 44, ll.ln r. ei F h am ß is rew p l e tta a °la the ... Oils, Live and Deal ei } wing Stock, l 1 efillr'. 4, ll2 t _ n of Sir George Young, Bart. ;'..;ti .1,5). - tr /4. 5 )! : hie Sale by the late Marquis ' Catalogoes of the different Sitlee may be had three days print „ e a ., •.-f Ars/ eili :roof of his s fi pe rst n o cu rt regiSmallt;rt, thereto, at the Hodes ; at the Old Ship Inn. Brighten; Ring'l Heed, eflorsbant ; Star. Lewes; Dolphin, Chichester; Nerfcle e je , et r t . -' temereltell/303#1 ies pointing to t h e media , Arms, Arundel; mini( Mr. Tarebeinher, Beaufort-hearse, Beau: s a of his bands ; and the other, • itni.bunajoss Strand :. 71 . I.: 313. on the decay of nature, and : , ____-__----- • _-----_ ----.... . 1 10 .13 X UP . 0 ity. The Landscape Scenery , t et! ... 1 Soft THE •TEETH AND GUMS. 011,100 1 : 70711C AL 21113( 1 ' 4 7 1 grand and appropriate to the u intElt'd celebrated VEG ETA BLE l ' OOTii , tom. 4 tr, •. v.. .. :T ,.•• Kling the Sale, and Catalo gues • POWDER lige with continence , veconin•ended to tie Use i tit the Public, as the ;;wort effiecious Preparatiute for Preerving ' 1 -4 . 4 N Thei triy,csierrti . • t ficl 1 Throgniorton-street. the Teeth in& sound state, even to old age, and producing a Day, lon petik‘itemi. i PICTURES of Sin ulcer pearly whiteness without impairitig the Enamel . It imparir a fi rm- • ins Property of , a Gentleman f i r i iihea _o . p e e filament,ment, which, with the ex- nest and beautiftil reffireei to the (hens, to the Breath the ntow 941 ill be Sold without the leastii ic i it . . delectable Sweetness: and lf used con Assad) , as Andrei, will Frei vent the Tooth - ache , Gum Boils, and Swelled Face, by reismeng ' eel", ie e , e'e .. and Co. its cause-the Scurvy in the Gums. Price is 9d. tie box. BU I . l.ER's Sopt rior I...AVENDER WATER, from its depot at, May 28, at Two precisely, eemtese - 4 • - 7‘4.. se e e fragrancy, has received' the Approhatite of their Royal iii ea. i ir CO an Met Ael nhlage of CABINET messes the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales,and atmany :: e. best works of the following [ edit. of the fir s t Distinctien... Price 4s. lii italtpitie bot bottle , • ilk: . V: luftfous by the same pencil, Sold wholesale and retlii by the Prot rietor R. Butler, 4,4 6 4 MS ' - fr Oklb i, apes, Portraits and Historical; Clacapsele, corner of St. Peas Cherch.ye4, London; and retal I:- ti so y William Van de yelde ;four by Crew, Spragg, Mane and Sharp, Portsmouth j, Hale Harlin. 3: sopa -' Pow wo by Adrian Ostede; delight- and Johnson, Gosport ; AUeurt, W Leon, Milhey, Hope. sad id0e.11110,14 133,3 A 71. eelitied. :hem, Adrian Van de Velde, Jones, Portsea; Trewman,Euter ; celyseirtlag,Glet“ritle, Gil- -1 Potter, Philip Wouvennang, bed, and tioxlned, . Plymouth; ' thedeNeaterked and Dobler; 1101 t gin sad Co. are amp, &c. about forty Pictures Batter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; eolith, Mandeestod,Seott,and derePoishe she ahMte levee Janice to these Pictures in an Robinson; Eslinburgh f, Crittwell, Bath ; Roes and Peck, Hee ; Smell Letterieseoil lemee . 4wir f re not to be equalled, and for ,Wiete, Bri ghton; Roberts, Sebloo. and Ruff, Cheiteuhani; Greg. suecess its die prrsiot Loiter/. ri , they surpass every Collection son and Billinge, Edwards, and Penny, Liverpool; Stains alibi to begin brow W tbeeith bf JUN several years past. I Inch, Manceester ; Dowses , Wre nch ; Knott and Llo y d, Bir- Onlede be wilvifewto receding the Sale , when Cata- nth:sham ; Gregoor,Brighten; and of moat respectable Medicine M the eibieldileilli" Mims, in Maddox-street; 'and Venders in the Kingdom, .in Boxes i 15.91. each. Icily; : 4it Cr? Is 'TO TittnAmiliatoß, esr2. ..Itt.toAter, itiferr I the r GOSBERTON, IN THE T BEnteivekbinftvan you, that ever since year .„ • ' .• • l'. IeIIORAWIN4 LINCOLN, 1 1790, I heti been elicited with the Loos Venerea l which frets Of :the •IthlPEßOkilließNO 4 UV FORD. BARON, IN THE Its obstinately resisting everseaterse of medicine prescribed bytte •Kre l edrioilea 44.: RTIIAMPTON. most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing seeded severe a courses of ealhatiortbrid twice discharged from the Hospkal,witle ; DamOetglitil IiDGE, . little meta, tomb' apoinit to be of the mese inveterate nature. In eARRCift:i/i 5 Thursday, June 2, 181 4 , attt Co. N 3, at the House of Mrs. Borne, the sprip4 s of last year my disorder lad got to such a head, as vie.i Oeferdetette remedied!. ' on, aforesaid, ;objets to suet' pearly.iii-pit there alrefirel to ply existence: In this state, I Was __e &refill yawn. he the heaters comftweidea le. J. Thompsee, (who received esteem twine Mistrinlices for a mitobee of fa by theft bes t,,'' lb Mite your I,eake.'s Newt Pills, whick I begin plass Sao eao,ogs of elis.abwee ill ' • LiTIN S. ie do on Om elitit Wit tits the conned( ti, tortnigir I hype ale Id ELEGANT DWEL- reedit lemeete. .. lie &tie Alio% than -a month I became, by tto such a manner ' ge tobe *es In the Kirgliim; *lad comprising - every Cooomiletice your I end iffiriee and tiiidicine, perfectly free from my for- retchao- pi of I Oats and Shari smplete Residence fora Gentle- pith: 'co grantee, has/cite:wend my former spirits and strength, slisultig Lottery, 16 heehaws' , radon 1;5 miles, situate on the machete breast:2i )dle and fat, In which mate haring couch:mai which coned,. Prizes of is,Me entry, well supplied with Ganse, many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, t am s tie.ose ?cc. &c. ands an! Harrier' kept In the at a low in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you lot * 01 eie 1 front t1..................7:Lt (I len enconieassed by lofty walk, the griciel of other state-ripe mortals, to make this my ease so 10. 011 + . .GeleadA tees, extensive Court-Yard, biz public as possible, aassl shall on every occashine-in so deny yam • ... leoach-house, Hay Barn, Brew- will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble MP. Ilk 4 7 was pubesbele ptim es ; also two cominodiotts Pews vent, ALEX. MURICES.. .(leeees the letelieh)yek 4 rein. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. WR .GG'i ItikiP4Q .r with Lot 3, are let on Leese Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Tayberg ewe;,; Mel ' W ' three years of which will he Member cf the Royal College of Surgeons ki London, at lie beam Terkl A ertll easy to every atsce ay nest, and are subject to an N 0.9, New Bridge -street. at of 1904. led.-Mr. Westmore- silos f 11l Atm VW * 'Pah They are also sold by his appointmcin, at the Perfumer's. Sim 3 f . rkt rati s seie e 1,...,•, t 0 t 44006 be seen. s 5, St. Albans -street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No, 103, 010 dollllloAlol*.blliwt hawse" :sing the above Premises, in the c oe d... tre a t ; Mr. Disburough ' s, N 0.7, leshetreet-hie ,nearlyce. et ice. Majln.4 B ol Inwood, Thomas Spencer, and posite the Monument; and by one person in every considers'', tL t u lae * r.:i • w a nt, . town in England, &c. in boxes only es. 9d. each, sealed up with Pater-street, in tenure of John t o n so e p l a i n dir e c t ions, whereby persons °feather see may cum Is ad adjoining the same, iu tenure themselves with ease and secrecy. • ha teemiuse-ebtoillook is. g N.B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with esteem lbeasA Mk, ea the teee dui A m ' r'''e.rit P s t iit4 tiftd . Darme tfer ille l And, in Veoothorpe, containing in which Am favourof the Commissinuers, is printed at the Stamp -e---- Perches (more or less), let on Office "T. Taylor, N 0.9. New Bridge...treat." . 4 .fht die sate rAtiril Weir , Esq. three years of which will May next. MATRIMONY. gßiii€ REPERTO it es have Rights of Common on N O Disorders have contributed more essentially to di. tuats,firc.a.Ocirshri destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which we the . bore% 2.2.. Ms. 11/2111. 4. 1 1 212T0N. consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay eiages ; . ber. Tordstootes 1 anent, with the Appurtenances tenure of John woowridge, ani i adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Cuitstituuost • gamin kilt water front aI. has been tainted by Disease, a renovation of stability is icidispeo. lidesszse Meneer atreCo's• (Wooldridge ably requisite. Twenty years have we devoted our practice us forms Teepee C if bin ** to the exclusive treatment of the following Disorders, and the sus- few die Manu of factere Lie (more or less) la ( t W,„, en -, urelff b i.. easeful result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose. as ca,misses and tei tete New 1 ditto Pasture ditto. far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the get' in the manotai ditto ditto ditto. most important in the catalogue of Human Infarnuties. After gier on theceltitte of Whet ditto ditto ditto. initiation into every branch, as Nary Surgeons, we formed a wish, dlfistkable mid .ate ettieoe; 1 ditty. ditto ditto. aeon early peeled of practice, to rescee individuals front the hp. Sfbeel; herbal of peewee 28 3 19 neratice of uneducated men, °ceche equally dangerous precipitaaoy seising et the sans: ewe d D / 5. (ridge. of general Practitioners. emint of • imprudent:ea II The Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our M. Sf&:ell ef * nuictew for e i (more or less) Arable J. Woold- D ditto Pasture ditto. tendon, compose every specks of Venereal Infection; all kinds .e. Modred of treactiet and . of Debility, whether arising from the habits of school boys, balms by fdr Jos. banes. -17 0 6 or the indulgendiss of immune age; that deraugement of she tholtumemtsi three Kates OT 6. (ridge. System in Women, which is called Barrensaes. or Sterility ; toviisisla ' by Messrs. • . Seminal Weaknemes Glees Obstructions in the ihretbm; gad' ttadt.s..oo.l, fl. den' I (more or less) Pasture J. R'oold- ' ' ' •••wb••woeW'",r..--......--• I ditto ditto data as also Strictures , whether recent or of long duration, wad . . 'jigs day was P ditto ditto Mr. scow, which have baf fl ed the skill of alter Practitioners, are im O ditto ditto corn , our present improved plan of tresimeet effectually sad perm,. -22 117 Lenny cured, wi th out the patient suffering the excruciating pais ar 7. . and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently foLows the %spike. V- stable dlio 1, pain: J In :he Course of our emulsive ice don of the Lunar Caustic. eoupeed graving. of the mot II I 5 (more or less) Pasture Mr. Scott. in this metropolis, numerous cases of STRICEURES have boas from Inswing. by It reel 4 ditto ditto ditto. a ditto ditto ditto. and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is eft - The present isdidou se .6 ditto • dit to ditto . (acted by a safe, certain, and expeditmes simile of cure superier Press, in des erg 0 10 '° to any ether yet adop•ed. Tie weakness, raaraiien, end Mss- we-the s:se is tatic* . al -48 3 23 THEo4•4lo.l.estaisoLY .0.6111 (ridge., lity, proceeding from this compel:to are speedily removed, sod OM texture. It wle lie UT 8. the Patient restored to sound and viperous heal& Mot wile= eel. lc meet, to 'write 10 (more or less) Pasture J. World- the debility has for years existed. a payee peurrotanoe in else 'between t ack-4e Wry 2 ditto ditto Mr. Scott. A .i restorative remedies is indispensably reteunite, to nutty thallium. wan folio sit dpiver. ' 9 ditto ditto "'''''' bering sparks of life, and to reanimate the censtieution, ptioe of which will be I -30 334 Numerous D;seases are the result of ignorance or haste Zia the The First feet coma eo r 9. 0 (more or les o Pastors M r. Scott. treatment of a simple Gann/tea, and it not utiflegioinely hop. Tuts, eihirsieleg foot I pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by die isidissistine of an fe mirth Part will affee e 5 ditto ditto ditto. unguarded hour. Byes superior metiriel suds ogimpiaines ace Foe the mosenmoded 14 ditto ditto ditto. easily cured; and even where others Cave !ailed, we treat diet ofeeher Eilstiotie in she il ditto . ditto ditto. we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment.' Tee, hew- be teed sepateit ie. It -28 2 30 ~ . ever, are the caste of comPlicated distress in this dlethelet, am- Ills sh a le of Le i. elate ,DT 10. : 4 ' - w ish the cahmitousaltilatiOti of soh bola "e trenebseeellar WWI 25 (more twilet) Pasture Mr. Hunt, "' red . emcee, °4 as cle - 17 ussi ditto . date. gence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a faeleesiabie --7 3 2 " life, acquire that stem of debility which is dee unamedsible memo w t e e' tr ie embhelese 'Vial poise ve Lor il. ~ , i quake of such peroiceous beets. Where the unhappy sufferm 4 trendi, a ss. 6a. broods over his ntbery, bit tat trolly conceals his misfurtuzies,tt 15 (more or less) Pisstaro Pttr.Hans. rirliC NF. v. * 1 3 20 ditto ditto ditto. , may he some consoiatton ter hint to know, that abbesses Ebb.; au 30 ditto ditto ditto. object in doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the re- tl. fitFNCR et a f 2 ditto ditto ditto. moral of these deficiencies by the gradual et ogress of R e m e ci t i o u. t Iran h sad EEO'' , S ditto ditto ditto. Is the acquirement of our experience. If the ti r os at Baul k y, er m e Weeds In se e et•i ....23 1 32 Venus have berm to reduce manly vigour, „ much smarty will be prevented by an rally counteraction of this languid state, im.l %be trysail Nue oi attaining 80. it. 20e. ( mote or less) --the Accent. of Cu •1' in them cases no great dab - culty will occur. . to Alpeabeelt ai ile Vooldridge.. Married Womenho have long been disatieselaten i se theirlhlarwas, expectations of a fan' w tily, may Ise 'ass7sred, that in - most itf - etanc — tr, . Narme, ow/ of the aa ., ley 1 t' eakiridge. Forty•feet ado, containing Fifteen • such . defects are cuiable by Medical skill. roartmendi I 4 t rhe secrecy which Is so esseethl to our undertaking, and ti a i rhe new Wm 0- e • ire of J. Chapman. qualifications which we have presume' to state. foals the bane i i edition Of the 1. • losberton, in tenure of James Wil. of our pretenstoos. aid in coineideine with such this in die ihasel.6 V, ite ire Land adjoining, containing Two is emu, that Mews. Currie and Co. may be cuisulted by Pe. k errs Prominaimin. e. another Piece of Pasture, containing tients of either sea with the greaten secrecy and honour, at that ' Deletes, House, No. 107, Hatton. garden. Lundeo I Prioted i Berton Is subject to an Annual Corn D Land ?'ax, .E 44 . 14$. Id. dretlie, J. Moen, ece Patients in the Ounce) , arc reported to stale the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, god towhee% e re. afriiipt Mates, Mn Sold, several Lots of Fine Old Port 'Witmer for advice and Medicines, when the same will be stmt. l ee , aiWeeweill LH t, VWonia, and Bucellas, none of or sent t c o u an it y k p l a E rt a nf ni the co. K s ir , e rg ii tt oni. o4, ' Ns. ' w4nattes.garam. r o :hon, t: m. is seven years to bottle ; and a Cask ce I Cee•by end Co 1 September 3; I R lA. ' I . Neely, and I RNTI'URE, LINEN, sad PLATE, - _ ' HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO •MORROW! • wee, and "Rey 11111 ett 20th of June, and following days. . 11/ 4111124 . 12121 SIMI, Y i dr. Harm', silversmith, lei Lion- - . ee, ea t eg . - - el, sit/notes mire 11 . .. , , Web.. at Aheraoaa - - - 9minutes after 9 • 1 ' Affikinr Mit. rely to Mr. 11. Jackson), or Mr. T. li • . Surafor4l. LONDON: Printed by Lrvrt. Ken Pickett Piste; 1 i leelisited there, and at the 51111 V Temple Bor. I .- Ditto - SoJ• Lane, containing 2 0 30 Little I.ollea Hem 11 3 2 Great Lolley Hern 17 0 2 .-----30 Lo r Watson's, containing 6 0 Middle Seeds S 0 Far Sods - - 9 1 1 Little Sods - 5 1 1 ScopHolmes,contaloing 5 2 2: Ditto - 2 0 l' LOT Sea Dike, containing SOl5 ( Ditto - - 6 140 Ditto - - 61 Ditto - - 4 Ditto - - 4 0 ......,.......23 LOT 12. Burnt House, containing , Pature, in the tenure of J. Wooldridge.. LOT IS. Riggle Toft, containing 1 tune, in the tenure of J. Wooldridge. LOT 14. Fen Land, neat Forty feet Acres (more or less) in tenure of J. LOT lb. A Cottage, in Gosberton, ton, with a Piece of Pasture Law. Roods (more or less); also another Three Roods (more or less). Rent above Estate in Gosberion Rent of .El 9. 1 Is. 6d. and to Land Oa the same day will be SoW. -Wine, East India Madeira, bas been less than seven allsilant Currant Wine. The HOUSEHOLD FUR, "will be Fold on Monday, the The latter may I3e seen at Mr. square. Stamford. For farther Pardenlan apply t. Jackie., AtrornerauLaw, Stamford, Swathed, May 2, lilt.