Star. — London, England, 1814-10-12 00:00:00

,'~ ICh . QUZIN4QOA a a —J. Coofier, of Drury-lane, ch e mi s t, was yesterday summoned on an information for selling to Lavender, the officer, 'six Are-works, called deiona. ting balls, contrary to "the statute. Mr. ALIA' ip peared for Cooper, and contended that th e article soh! by Mr. Cooper was not of such a nature as was c it , - templated in the statute of William. That Act evi• , dently confined itself to fire-works made of potni powder. It spoke of squibs,' rotketi, and other fire: world 4suelens generis.• The Act extended to alit per sons except the Master of the Ordnance Department, and persons employed under him. Now, lie main tained, this very exception demonstrated the rule for; which he was contending, namely, ahat the Actonly meant such tiie.works as were made from gunpow der, for with what else had the Master of the Ord- 1 notice to do ? The decision in Pianca's case did not affect him, nor did the proof which he had understood to have been there adduced, shake his opinion. If it were to be determined that these detonating balls were fire-works, within the meaning of the Act, they nii:tht, Mr. Cooper, and all the chemists in London, shut up their shops ; for Mr. Cooper had recently prepared, in promotion of. experiments making by Captain Mangy, to fire cannon by means of detonating com positions, balls, &c. twenty times as drngerous as those articles purchased by Lavender. ft I r.Cooper,h ow ever, weakened this argutnenk a little, by observing, that Captain Hanby was under the direction of the Ordnance Department, which brought him within the . exception of the Act. He added, that phosphorus boxes, and such like articles, might be brought within the Act, if these balls were pronounced to be fire= works, according to its meaning ; and that he and captain Marshy had in vain tried tb ignite gunpowder by means of &heti, molting compositiou. Mr. FIELDING said, that Mr. Alley's argument was a non sequitur. It might be ingenious to maintain that ete exception proved the rule=-but it was not founded in truth for as the Master of the Ordnance could only manu facture such tire-works as were made of gunpowder, the exception could only extend to. that species of fire. works. The Act said —" Squibs, rockets, o r other fire-works ;" and the statute having introduied the word eine., the Magistrates had not power to restrict its meaning to such fire as was produced by gun powder —they must deem it to extend to every species of fire, by SS liatever means elicited. If what Johnson called .' the ignious element" were piiaduced that • Vas sufEeent ter the Magistrates. As to the effects of so construing - the Act, thereby extending it to fire; biles ;aid the like, that argument was answered by the preamble to the Act, it purporting to be for the Orpfise of preventing those mischievous fire-works, by the explosion of which many persons had, lost their latti; limbs, or -eyes ; and therefore the .mischievous ties of the fire-works formed a necessary part of tie lima. The devaiating bill, 'unlike the fultoina • tfrig pea in this respect, only explodes when it is petssed with the foot ; and one was so exploded in the Office. when it emitted a considet able Rash. Nettleton tgerifficer stated, that he Wok a Lady Out of the Theatre, a few evenings since, one of whose-hands was dreadfully torn and laceifitted;in consequence of explosion of a detonating ball. The Magistrates Mr. COLQUISOU a and Mr. Fratonso) then pronounced t e r, Cover to stand convicted, at having hien proved that the detonating balls were fire-works, and of - a dangerous and mischievous character. Mr. ALLEY denying the jurisdiction of the Magistrates in this case, said that the penalty would not be paid ; but it was afterwerds arranged that the fine would not be 14triecl tiUafter the commencement of next Michaelmas 'l eras, iu order to give Mr. Alley an opportunity, if his Client should be so disposed, to move the Court of Irises Bench for a writ of Certiorari to remove the PriCtChliitgs. BOW vraerr.—lt having been a general complaint that a nunitstr of the robberies which are committed hi London are accomplished by the neglect or absence of the watchmen from their posts, several parishes very properly obtained Acts of Parliament to make it an (fence for publicans to• harbour watchmen after gyse on their duty, and the parish of fi cers ref St. .., . a have lately given instructions to the beadles to en ' 4 urce the Act, which they have accordingly done. Ou SW day morning they went to see that the watch *en Were on their duty, and found one drinking at foie o'clock in the Cock public-house, in George stieet, St. Giles's, and yesterday, Mr. Breasher, the lan& rd, was bronght befote llr..Bittxtr, the Sitting Magistrate, charged with the offence, when be was co nvieted in the penalty and costs., . now Porkr, alias Smith, underwent an minion- Oro, charged on suspicion of robbing the Monmouth (Oath, a Ann time since, ofootes and bills to the amount of 82000, but the Prisoner satisfactoriliprov ing that he was a prisoner in the* House of Correction, Coldbath-fields PI KOll, at the time tlie robbery was committed, he was discharged. The driver of the Hackney-coach No. 564, was sum inomd by Dr. Bstoposs, for refosing to take him and some ladies, on Friday night, from'the City-road to Lis house in Comm-street. Jr being an aggravated case, the prisoner was convicted in the penalty of 82 and costs. The Doctor said he should give the penalty to the Lying-in-Hospital. Elizatc:ll ill• Donald, ali is Pasty Kelly, was charged with being an incorrigible utterer of counterfeit sil ver. William Kelsby, of the Peacock publik-house, Gray's-ion-lane, proved her uttering a counterfeit Aiiliing- at his house on Friday evening, and after she was taken, he had every reason to believe she swal lowed some counterfeit n:oney. Dickons, the Aker, was sent tor, and he believed her to have swallowed some, and he found upon her a counterfeit shilling,' and three shillings and five-pence half-penny. in cop per. Amelia Bailey, a grocer, •of Gray's-inn-lane, . Onted that the prisoner uttered a counterfeit shilling 10 her on the same evening. Mr. I l eeby, the K ee p er 'of Clerkenwell Prison, stated, that the prisoner was convicted at the Middlesex Session, 1813, as a com mon utterer of counterfeit money, and was liberated last June. It will, therefore, be a capital offence, i n case of conviction on this charge. She WO commit ted for trial. John Carpenter and Hannah, his wife, were charged on suspicion of being coiners. In their residence Rose-street, Brick-lane, t number of tools used in coining were found, as were a number of unfinished pieces of copper, tor sixpences, together with liquid 'tor colouring them, Sec. Jane Hiehums, the mother a Mrs. wai ChargiA on Invicion of being concerned with them. They werteotirimitted for fur-1 'her examination. "f-Mr. Cooper, the Solicitor to the Mint, attended to crantinct the proseeutihn. Charks:J,,raan and John Bartle: were fully commit ted for trial on a charge of stealing a chest of tea from the Wendon wagron. John Lawrence, Charles Clltsiel. and IVillians Carter, vi.erechelt gad with felivrionsly stealing a livery coatand st oat , the property of Busk,'Esq. of Enfield. The prisoners.were apprehended on Sunday night, by L lUishop and his filmy, near St. Luke's, with the pro rtierty on them, which has since hern owned by Mr. Busk, it h wing been stolen from his carriage id Fins bt r •. James Hyatt, Williams Jones, Mart/ Cherson, William ,Wilion; and Elizabeth, his wife, underwent a final exa: %nitration, on suspicion of having committed some frauds, but were diacharged for want Of evidence. HA TrON-G A RDEtt...-JOM/14 Smirk was brought Op for examination, charged with stealing tour shirts, two neck-handkerchief's and a waistcoat, from the house of Ann Pipe, No. 63., Wilstead-street, Somers'-town.— Ann Pore being sworn; said, that on Monday night, the 3d instant, the Prisoner came to her house, and by the name of Lewis, took a loging there; he was shewn to bed at ten o'clock, and was off in the morn inp, by six, taking four shirts, two neck-handkerchiefs, and a waistcoat with him, the property of George Lee, a young man who slept in the same room, but who happened to be that night out of town ; the ar ticles were those now produced, and were loom' pawned by the prisoner at Mr. Armstong's, a pawn broker. He was fully committed for trial. UNION HALL. —Yeme.rclay W. Martin, alias Scotch Bit 7, was charged with burglary. May and Goff. the officers, having received information that the King's Arms, in Mint-street, had beer. broken °plug on Sunday night, suspected Scotch Will, and upon apprehending him, searched his lodgings, where they discovered a time-piece, which was part of the plun der. He was remanded. Burch was charged with .stealing a goose, the property of A. Abbott, E , al. of Blackheath. The prisoner was stopped with it in his possession by a constable in the Kent-road, and Golf traced it to have been stolen t: orn Mr. Abbott's premises. The garde ner and one of his assistants.. identified the goose, and the prisoner was fully committed. •MASCO •ItWCGH-STREET.--CIIAIGE or SETTING FIP.E TO A HOUSE.—Yesterday it. Jacobs, a slop-seller, of Saville-row, and Zi'Carty, his toaeman, whir were ad mitted to bail to answer a charge of setting fire to the shop on Thursday night last, were again brought up. Ile circumstances or the case were stated yesterday, and thelarther dm-inquiry has been carried, the more evident it is that the place had been set on fire. Some of the shop articles were found down the area of the Earl of Uxbridge's on die morning after the fire, and it was represented by Mr. Jacobs that the house had been robbed. It was clearly proved that Jacobs and his family were in the City at the time the fire hap pened. . However ambiguous the case there was a want of evidence to attach the offence to any indivi dual, and the Solicitor to the Eagle Fire-office having consented to the discharge of the prisoners, such took piece, after a most laborious investigation on the part of th• Magistrate. MaNsims-House.—Yesterday J. Suadercors, a dis• charged sailor, was brought up for attempting to enforce alms from a lady in Fenchurch-stret•t, by threatening words and gestures. He said lie had a brother a merchant in Liverpool, end all that he wanted was a travelling pass to get dawn into the country. lie was however remanded in order to afford the lady an opportunity to appear against him. INSOI,VENT DEBTORS' Counr.---Yesterday Mr. Mtrile, a Dutchman, was opposed on the ground r f being-a foreigner, and of having fraudulently accep ted accommodation bills in prison. Tile prisoner being in great distress, and without Counsel, a Mr. Nl'Mattobt, a Gentleartn belonging to the lush Bar, spoke in his behalf. He said, this unfortunate man had lostall his property in conducting law-suits doting many years, with the Messrs. Disks, eminent mer chants in Ireland ; that he had obtained a Decree from the House of Lords, to which he appealed, and by that Decree he was entitled to itSO,OOO, and was now, through extreme poverty, the victim of mei oppression. Mr. Serjeant PALSIER said, he had the power of discharging foreigners ; and in order to enable the prisoner to give a better explanation of his affairs, by amending his schedule, he would allow 1 him to be remanded far a fortnight. Ala( lit two o'clock on Monday morning, as Cooke, one of the Hatton-garden officers, was returning from night duty, he was assaulted in Great %Varner -street, Clerkenwell, by five villains, who knocked him down, trampled Upon him, and left him for dead. Mr. Lamle, who was robbed and so cruelly treated in the Five Fields, Chelsea, last week, we are sorry to leaf n, died yesterday. Wednesday evenin detachments of four different regiments, • amounting to about 120 men, halted at Arlesford, on 'tick way to Winchester Barracks, and during their stay robbed some of the innkeepers of sheet:, :aid other articles, but which the Officer who was with them honourably paid for before he left the town. Yesterday evening, as the landlord of a public-house in Upper Ratubrnie•pLtce, was trying the strength of some spirits which he received into his cellar, the candle be had with him unfortunately set file to the spirits in one of the casks, the flames from which burnt him so dreadfully, that it is not expected he can survive. On the evening of the 24th ultimo, a violent thun der storm passed over the town of Glastonbury. Du ring the storm, a Mr. DOWN WAS 00 his return home Irons his father's house, guarding hipsselt by an urn .hrella from the violence of the rain, which was pour ing in torrents, when the electric fluid struck the top of the umbrella; and passed"down tire stick, which it shivered in pieces, together with the wires connected therewith. The slide that comes down the stick'svas thrown to the distance of several yards, and the wire that fastened it to the branches of the umbrella was entirely consumed. Mr. DOWN was struck down with 'such violence; that he was taken home, and remained 'in t kind of stupor for several hours before he reco vered. Saturday se'nnight, 'a fine horse, the property of Mr. J. Budd, of Medstej, near Arlesford, WAS killed by lightning, during the heavy storm. The lightning struck the animal between the en. * and at the same time-split a stile near is. , • 11111Cif1Y1ltr. OCTOBER R. The lady of the late Colonel Krzcsvo..7, with her . five infant children, left the Old Ship hotel,' zti Thurs day morning, for beton. About two months ago, this now disconsolate family errbirked happy here for Dieppe, in the vicinity of u'iich town they have resided mail last wc€k, wilvn the Colonel died sud denly in his lied, from the rupture of a blood-fkssel whilst coughing. His remaios were interred in the public ttiryiog-ground at Lieppe. yesterday se'n night, attended to the pave by nearly the whole of his countrymen there. ARRIVALS AT, AND •DSPARTURES FROM, THE YORK HOTEL, DOVER. Fen M Pao Is—R lzht. Hon. l.ord Landaff,lion. A. Corte. Mr. Rusliford and :amity, Mr. Walker and fatuity ; Hrm. M r. i r.kine, for Sandgate ; &tight Hon. Lord W inelielsea, Mr. Finch. Mi. 4 Finch, Sir Stiiphen Glynn, Bart. and Lady, Mr. Murphy an family, generld Nugwq, Mr. Coleman, Baron Tonnell, I;Ar un Sutt,li..:ll, Count and Countess de Alay:Td and f3nilly, Atis H ir ringron, Alarcquitt-om r.; Salisbury, La•ly O. Cecil. Lord Schou, Lord Molineux, Hon. Berkeley Mo'inens, Mr. Diodoey ; Wegg and Hales, Lady Mourdant, and Sir lulu Slaw, to Ramsgate. To a is—Mossn. Davenport, Vaughan, Poole and.ll‘nry. On Sunday se'nnight, in the evening, a lamentable accident happened near Reading :—As the coach man of JOHN SINIEON, Esq. M.P. was rs:turning from Reading with two of the mad servants in a -gig, going down Purley-hill, near Panghoutn, the coach 'll4ll sittut2 011 the wing of the cikaise, was suddenly ::•rown off his seat, and the wheel went over his leg, h..t only bruised it ; the horse, finding; himself at li bel LI, tan awiy, and overturned the chaise, when •ily one of the servant maids was killed on the s t. and the other broke her collar bone. ' IiotiAPARTE.—We have had the advantage, says a 1)1,11Lo Tapir, of a short conversation with a very in: ttlngent Gentleman of this city, who arrived in Dublin last night from a tour on the Continent. He was in Elba Abdul the 20th of August, and with a small party of English Gentlemen, remained there for three days. On their arrival at Porto Fetrajo they were directly condi.ettsd to the Board ot Health--they were asked but one question—" What is your btuiness in Elba?' They' answered—" To see the iron mines." The Magistrate smiled, and immediately conducted them to the Hotel, informing them, that he should retain their passports so long as busii:ess or curiosity might detain them in. Elba, and return them whenever they wished to depart. Them was no tither restriction or preliminary. Proust and Bertrand were at that time in the Island, with seven hunchrd troops, French and Italian, passionately devoted to the per. son arid fortunes of Nafoleon, and unanimous in the opinion, that he was betrayeid, even long before the b a t t l e of Mont Maitre. Bonaparte was dressed in a Colonel's unilorm, a gteen coat, with small epaulets, a white waistcoat, wiiite.breechca, with shoes. and stockings. His profile is by no means to deeply Mark ed as it appears on the coins; perhaps because his habit is now fuller than it was a: the time when these im. preseons were taken. His eyes arc not large or black, as generally represented; they ate very small aroli blue, and almost coveted with the .gye.lashes when any one is addressing him ; the Joriluild high and straight, the chin itmarkithiy prominent, the trtnitly regusar and hand wale, the countenance more charac teristic of a philosopher than a soldier, and more dis. tioguisbed by thonglitfulness, than animation ;el4; gagiog whilst he spe.iks, repelling whilst he is silent. He stems like " a treat sea in . a calm ;" none of his family were with loin but his mother; she is the re. hype of a great beauty. with many marks of attention to her person, and highly rouged. There was no ap. pearance of any external restraint on his mnrements ; the British Commissioner, Campbell, had left the island, and there was n:,t the appearance of atly vessel of any nation, great or small, near the BI R I HS. Lately, at Moffat, Dumfries-shire, the Lady of Captain Clark•, of the Northamptonshire Militia, of a son. At Bath, ;he Lady or Lieutgitent-Ciilottel Tutfnell, of a son. Saturday, a Stockwell, the Lady of Major-General Cookson, of the Royal Artillery,. of a daughter. MARRIED. Thursday, atliOter Church, Plymouth, Capt. J. W. Maurice, R.N. (renowned' as the gallant defender of the Diartpnel Rock and of Anhoh,) to Miss baralt Lyrae, of Plymouth. Latrly, thb.Rey. James z.auntarez, M. A. of 'Christ Churelr; eldest sva of Admiral Sir James Saumarez, Bart. 1{.1.1. to Mary,. second daughter of Vice-Admiral Lechnetre. Monday W. Elias Taunt -ti, Esq. Barrister, to Maria, youngest dau= ' -Wm. Atkinson, 'Esq. of the Royal ftli2t. T t re, Capt. John Peron, R.N. to Miss Wood year,ettoftfinin n. Tenn-Arty, at tracontbe, the Rev. John Bich. H. Ingram, of l'echontAm, %Voriesterebire i ro Miss For rescue, etlrst lough er ut the late lop. rortescue, Esq. formerly of Weston-lodge, Somerset ...1... DIEL). The oth instant. at Rose Cuttage, Sidmouth, sincerely and deserresily lammted, Susanna, last remaining daughter tit tits late Samuel N'elfitt, Esq. Manby I fall, Lear I.uuth, Linea Aire, aged 22 years. ' Lately, at his teat at Dauntsey, in NL'iltshirc, the Earl of Pete:- borough and Monmouth, unmarried; by whose death the very antient Barony devolves to the 1 - lon. Lady Niary Mot tbunt, ot htordattnt 'Purvey, in Wiltshire, and an estate to Hugh Dulkelcy Owen, Esq. of Ten-. more-hall, in Shropshire. • At Dungannon Park, the seat at Lord Viscolmt Northland. his Lordship's gjadsou, 111.stqas lino!, third ion of the Hun. and Rev. E. Knox, a child of five years of age, in consequence tst swallowing vitriol, which had been carelessly-left undo table by a fesnale servant. Medical aid was ilumeniately called In, but ib vain. The corrosive liquid had de.trcyrd the coin of his sto mach, and after languiphing 4$ hours, he expits:dies.giena agony. V' ethiesday, the key. Thonse4 Charle , t, li.ik of Bala,, At I:itigitoti, Jamaica, in July la.r, in the 1114 ylar bf !di age,' Mr. Wi.iiant N.citok, jun. second mate ot thelhig lidtscary ot the port of Liverpool. _ . _ On l,is w ty to England, front the Haeannah, of that malignant fever v. hich in one week carried off the Captain, the Captain of Mamines, four Mid•lnyntett, and 24 of th e crew o f his Majes ty; ship Cnnquestadtir, Mr. John Thomas be Grey MoCiellasid, Ivhdthi2ntatt. Oa the i'th Awe, in his !Sassily front the West Indies, Mr * Andrew Lowry, surgeon of his Niajesty's dot, Sapplire. • Friday, at Snytial, near Pootefract, Janus Esq. Lieutett nant-Culnuel of the Eau York Mil:tia. :•iciabolough, atter a linzeril g more than 14 ), ars sureroti in tlst East York Militia. Stpt. Y 6, at Dover, Mr. Adams, aged Li, he was one of the oldest inhabitants of Dover, and the oldest outprtisiotter of Cireen. wich Hospitail. Last week, suddenly, Mr. Richard Kench, a respectaLlt• far mer, at Charibury, Oxtordshire. His brattier, Mr. IA 111 K. of the same place, attended his funeral in good health, and on the following day was setxeri wills an apoplectic Et, and expired. Saturday seanight, at Stevenage, Here, on his ft turn front Portugal, the Rev. James Allot, upwards of five yeals chapia.n in General Lord Hill's Brigade. Sunday se'nnight, Thomas Harper, of Ellinpton, Hants, In the 34th year of his age, by thinking ;shout a pint and a latlf of ruin. This man, as to public usefuhis ss, was a mints apart to tin ceir. brain! character of (ek. (lide. IL lie was by tivde a carpeattr, at the same time he served the different offices of parbipcbotla s sexton, constable, and tax-collector. IL alousy Is sa.d to be tlik cause of kis Coftwitting the 1 - #Ol act. SANIERLYITL Miratt the yr.o..ger, tirisara, plash of Htt.b.,• T • Eloweester: hire, dealer and chavnian, t., surrender Oc•til•es Netvember 5, and t 2, at i vet lve, at the limb 'law r.., ( street, Bri• 01. A. ea Wes, Sir Sartiael P: r. • Seijeanea•Lts, Fleet-4feet, Lomita', ; cr Mr. Iola; e: Care 'weer , ibre, • • Georee . Adam, of fi4r•l's,smiare, jeweller, dealer and e!,apinen, October 15. 12%, and ?..,,,, 4 „47 twel re, sr t eitildlir Attottrita,2l4e. if. at reit, at Arrnaldra, Messrs. R. sad K. L Fi.htr, 11::11-square, ier•ln..e. John Vercliartl, of Bath, tobacconist, dealer and ritapitaa'.. Oa, tieGarrinSeir,j2:s4l.rtdato7l;7llll' at Mr- Samuel Chandlrr, 1.a11•1101 - Stotk 1 lor, Chest : i t; cos „ Inn ounoiactoter, fltapmao, Ottu'aer 31, sic, aw l Nov. es, at.tlevyn, at •h Claie Inv, Kaarkporr. Awl • Mt. Dat:dci •y, S.ockpoct ; or Mews. Mille ind rnry, 11 obeli lorie‘,"ot Newport, Monniouthdlire • Merchant. Or•obsi 26, 27, and Nov, as, at tiatire. V the Commercial I' k Attnroies, Mr. !ward Steplsent, &fitful ; ter hi,assi Sartet and Stdka, NO. 6, 1113•loghall attest s London. DI VI ujimDs to he made at GUN I)PC. n 4, John and Thomas Barker. of I Tecliniondnidts in d PICA t I 4 , carpet-msuc fait or, rt, at ten. Dce. 20, John Uiet eri St., Mary at Nair, at eleven. Dve.. 10, Jahn Wimp* of Plret;sport. paper-stainer, at twelve. Nor,. 1. Johi Walker, horeditch. furulture•Broker, at ten. Nov. 6, Thoatia Parker, Krint•road, settloneron. ten. Nov. S. Win. and Char% Luca, Birch. Great Quctmetetet,c•ach-toskers at twelve. 17, is ar.l I.ewis. Ni* Duthl-stTeet,haberd.uhei., at cleft% Fathe various complaints incident to the &m em frame, there are wine miere dreadful hi their nantre, ammo,. al:soling in their conseeetracei, than the ORA VEL and s MN}, PAINS to the BACK, LOINS; and BLADDER, and I.IIM. BAGO. They are complaints to arlalch evcry perenu is fable s and are a foundation for every other speaks of Disorder. HICKMAN% PILLS. _ _ _ Composed of the most innocent ingredients, hive been y aw ; e t singular efficacy;in not only strengthenir.g the vessels aria sing the urine, but in sappily destroying the pctrityin,; quaoty ot it, front which proceed the above complaints, &c. removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and ban'. thing every pernicious teas dency to tlisorders, witlsout con E nement. From a coshcanns taws of the powerful quaky of these Ili., fully evinced by a private practice of many years, th.:y are offered to the Wattled, and reconuttended 23 a cure lot th.: complairts. Sold wholesale and retail a' Mr. B.,tler's, 4, Cliespe.de, earner of St. Paul's Cl.tinch.yard ; And re; ail by Ilvlant and - sharp, Porto. mouth; Hall, 1-1 ar.'ing, and I.llinson, Gosport; Alinutt, Mallory, Jolter. Portsea; l'rewatan, Laster; Coottworthy, We. eble,Gilbert, and l I 'Aland, Plyr.inuth ; Newbury, Du! Un ; Satter and Macdonald, Glasgow t Sou tl. , Manderslog, Scott, and lira. burn ; Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath t.Ross& Peck, Hull; Gilboa, Edwards and l'entiy, and &Hinge. Liverpool; Stairs a 1 ,41 1 ,, c h, Manchester Unwept Notwioh ; Krett and i.loyd, lit milegbisa Gregor,. Brighton r lirichton ; and moat Medicine V gig. den, in boxes at ts. Ad. each. • EN Men' of Eancation sail profestimat itill .IPV l use perseeterng endeavours to &Seaver the most seem. znra'A metfual cf nreanip. A emir prevadkog flumes, them:car resuk of their es:it ric:ce Is ..ke bur li.roof of superiority. Messrs. G(!SS and Co.. as rugikr Members of the VeyA Cullcje of Surgeons in I.oolon, .ave hose to ttas CIL curs of tide fullooeng the objet of their particular neat, •.s. certam 3:sorter, freluen..rcommeted in A atiaeld• cation, and 'ls concomitants, Stratums eel Glees. %stick by as improvtd plan, ire eptel:ly and sifmtually eurtsi; se also .ie bil•ty, whether arisin; from !kacehanaiisn tong rtes lent it ...arm climate% tit A secret cite, "no of!..i. happily perweed by the tout!, of both sexes, iii the Mr taus* 'Sterility or barrenness, ant, in the other i arrinerous frith of Ler• woes diseases, which. if .not tamely reseadsial. tersainat" in nape. aerce and cctisunsprop In that distrNilipg shwa' del.vi.yeit deficiency, whether flteleemequince df such hat‘foil habits, sr Arising trona any otitaristror, by wheeb Owl linswers.ot tin cons& nation become en'urhieti, as r•gularly ...ducat's! Surgeons t.f Lim &11, they offer &Lim, sate, and' speedy test Oration to scati .a 4 'tennis health. • . hi_ous, Goal and C. eschasively.profesting the cure el tires parre.lar in 'order that they niay nut b-: by • mi,takm frow, • newlidel,witf• the Morley so jusey stem:lrd at ihelgusatant tiduit it but justice to. theirseivu w .ta.s that they have: been vroperly educated and intecel how i•.•. bralieh of the professimr (certificates of stbiels, frona• Matfett Hosp'res, and tesqaMais from 'he most eminent l•hysieni4 they bask to convince auy inqu'rir) that the success oesaita, frees cher erelommitte first Minced them Cu gnu the practice of the gerund Pt,ittiii.iore, awl the) preustne flu their pe...l..iforn eonst 4 tite a ;air ground for the usT,reet:Anted eunfisic ic. w. weichlhey bare, by thieTtilatc. been so liberally bonneted. Tee result of a long and "stens: ie practice hat snalrire (Len, by a superior method, to remove venereal complains, b )44.cf8 'inveterate* or eonoplicate.l without subjecting the pat••.ni it. 'as least restrgint m diet or eerrr:se ; and in recent Cate/ s!.. re an early applfr". ion .n.ide ou discovery of the infection, tNry quench' perform a cure in the shalt Tice of two days. The or precedented sucrea of ;heir mode of treatment (which liar *rata been known to fail in roe single instance in a practice of IS yean, during which period is any thousand persona of both sexes have been cured, cveu after curie and injurious north's!' bad beta pursued by other Prac•ltiopers without effect), Mimes them so thus publicly ogler their advice. To be consulted daily by Patients of ether sex, w'tls secrecy, delicacy, and attention.—Letters (rpm tie Y, cavalidni the parocuiatioi tt:e case, aim, a•td menner of Eaf.'y a renettauce, duly ar, ended to, and advice aid Medicine tor. waideif to any plot of di, kingdon". is s, aw l Co. sorseriit. :loover;e.street. Feee.etreet. IT has been too frequently the subject of just ani general reprobation, %hut men destitute of the ehitactwe of the nto.!is.a I art have ollerrd thvnt.e!ves as candidates fee public pa• tronaye in the profession of Physic. For the purptese of ( . 0)1 17.0' . leVe to the result of our stud.us and esprence, and to prevent us I Vain lieu a c'air....lannniat those empincs whose hupta lerli pre. have. un.ortunately for *octet?, brew too favourably 'ie.. uti I.vg leave to insbnik to the liberal and ettliglatened, a taittift.l s . a . esue:.t of our pursisits and acquirements. Aft. r 1 arirg rucelve4 a ervilar medical edueLtion, as tt•epeplls of Messrs Ititaim/.1 and !!Itiarl, whose lecturti and pracz•co we caret ully attettleil, as I'm 'veers and St:recoils '4 Co. I.undaii Ho, pital, we entered ourselves as studeuts iu tb.st ju.tly csAchr.rt - ti seLlool Inr twedleal 'eters/netts, the Royal Wimp, of Edith' burgh, and were Instructel It. tl.e ditorect branches of At Oucly, Surprry, the 'Meaty au.d i l ract.ee of lltty,ic, Chemistry, A% '• wafer?, bosanyi4te. Ate. due by those ennuent P. - % Nionm, Gregory, 1!I ck, 114ntaltoo, Duncan, an .I Rut- .rf A. We treat we shall not tic dttiltd premnreuels in saym,... t. it our proficiency and aorta' • mouser! trA itseostsi r-lue. I i.:,••!.g , fpr a long serifs of years new, C'.l:." •k!'• 1 't and the various dtsea44 iff EY, the patt:scal - .: - v!itat tosorwitdirs and ptactiest r it hope, be alive th.tt we has acquired suites:lor knualedge of th e ir treatto..::l a:3l sate. its slight 'atuYiecent cats s or lbrectiint, a perfect rsestabibilirr . .mla completed in the share 44;0.4 •1 cseu d a p , at d g• 0, 'IA: t.l . • utmost inveteracy, wire other iractitlusters asses r.t l :•i • crss, a proper pert.ever.snel: In - our plan of treatment -ct the patient a safe and radical ion. Amidst lb; melancholy rade ti of dis •rder• 5e:.'..11 sr • s'e sects ;f a h alt !bug arid most unhappil y pursued by . i !'•! ‘'• t both setes, thetware nose Olore.alsritring (sr m:sre.lior. , oss s t • thr:se drficleuceis.. and /Ankles which fres:pent .s• • • " • • bitter the matrinundal gate. •Co such persons P •." %ming nit.u.tion to kn sir tisat Aber lust now, is) ts• •s - 1111 e mmli of trcatos..st. 7 .:restor,..l t., tlat gese-:e •• • * ' .sonsi, s {cron e , it• 4, ly, al. eig4stOlS4 eonstite . it 4 • *(st slrbilsty. Imm %sheerer CAM a / 4 0% as well a,. :v ,•• • • •I' .cics of yelpers sl Wr stay be souse! ei y • either sea wiqs t grssateit sezreckland Itonwer. H • (Outten at Mite frost ten to three, and from sia its On c'' till ten at night. Patents la the country are re petted to state !be rat rinilir.,l 'hog' ease, wge s met p•Pei al !satin of living. &e. !minting a •‘ " 1 " cause. for alviee and n, diriucs , %ken the fir , : 4 One to any part of the k.ue km. Tb cisme, that secrecy 60 eendal to oosuindertaking, the postage of letters UMW be a Oil it the aeconnt for snedlcinei. CURRTZ shit Co. Corgeons, No. 107, Hatton (had.' • HIGH LOijDON DRINA 11'0.111(1kKII1 1 . Moran' • safasetts 4 ler Atiprxben - 31 minutes atir. t Itsnied!" Ltves. Kam Poeloam I"..iei pab:islis i there, Was at the StarOglie.Tentkle