The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-02-25 00:00:00

Or r at the Key deserihed her as a fIA,IIInQ womnn when he lived IFth her; but upon the w iiole it did not up pear tharitho dressed or behaved in a manner unbe coming her situation at the bar of the Plaintiff's coffee-house. Evidence was gone into as to the amount-of the Defendant's income, the greater part of which appeared to arise from his office of Col lector of the Property 'fax, about to expire; but Lord ELLENIAROUGn Thought this an immate' ial en quiry ; for the maxim of taw was, "• he who could not pay in his purse meal pay in Isis person."—The Jury found for the Plaintiff—Damages 3001. ARMIES COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS, FEB. 23. 2ELIAJWS, FALSELY CALLED STUART, V. STUART. Ti is was a sui of nullity of marriage brought by Jane Fellows, of St. Clement's Danes, falsely called Stuart, against Wm. Steuart, falsely called William Dundas Stuart, of Dover, in Kent, by reason of an undue publication of bans. The case has been al.. ready before the public on the admis,iun, and the material facts are as follow : Mr. Stewart appeared to have been born in Scot* land, that his father was a gentleman's steward, that be iiiprentieed his sots William to a printer in Edin burgh, that afterwards he obtained a Commission in tit. army, and went abroad, that on his return to thi, country he became acquainted with 11iss Jane }'~foes, then of Kennington-row, to whom he paid Lis arl,lresses, and represented himself as i man of fo ,, une. and nephew and presumptive heir • to thal E.1 ,- 1 of Moray, whereby lie obtained her consent to tnarrs him, without the knowledge or consent •of le , l mother, she then lacing a minor of eighteen years of age. That the bans on the first Sunday were publi.tted in the Parish Church of St. Mar piton's, N'estminster, in the name of William D -iglas Dundee Stuart and Jane Fellows, spinster, that nit the second and third Sunday following, they ss.•re ptiblkired in the names of William Dundee Stuart and Jane Fellows, when the party's real name was only William Stewart, and the marriage twetn the parties was solemnized under those names, which, it was contended by Counsel, on tke vart of the promoter of the suit, was a fraud prec. '4'o on those particularly interested therein, and on the public for the purpoße o f d ece pti o n. Thelewarned Judge (Sir JOHN NICHOLL) after re= 'Capitulating the evidence, was clearly of opinion that those false representations on the part of the husband were practised for the fraudulent purpose of entrapping the woman, and, therefore, under all the circumstances, he had no hesitation in pronouncing a sentence of nullity of marriage, in this case, with eusts.. , . •. Sive; FORANax ilfoax.-4 third and final Re port was. en Satarday t tnade op this :Okla by the Committee•of the Stock r 4 zehange. It represents that the prefiti detained to await the result of the trial ; stood. as follows Lord Ciochnuw. . . . . .11'2.470 0 . poop A. C. Cochrane . . . ..911 h Ihr.ll. O. Sun • . . . . "3,1 1 46 15 • .10,159 0 It eppeared, however, that subsequenay to•the 21st of February, and prior to the detection o( the fraud, Lord COCIIRANE had through the medium of Mr. J. Vkian t enterpd into another considerelde speculation in Oronium, on which a lois Was 2snetaisied of 1,6361. is.. which' loss his Lordship *sired hir. rzAsp its repay himsalf out of his..previous pjus. 111 r. Ricti.tanson,, In litte mantle, was, by a subse quent speculation pf Mr. Ihrres, a loser to an amount considerably beyond tlle 2001. which had be .n.pined by his transaction, or. BUTT'S account, on the 21st of February. the Committee having allowed dedections to the amount of these claims, Byre remained in their hands 8,6131. 15s. which having been invested in Exchequer Bills, had accu mulated to 18,9831. 9s. 6s. The Report concludes with a detailed account of the distribution of this sum, among sixty-ieven charitable institutions in the metropolis. D %RING ROBBERY.—tin Wednesday, evening, as Filthorp, a farmer, residing near Wiwi, was returning from town, he was attacked out the high road, within a mile of the town of Barnet, by four, !nee, dressed in smock-frocks, who with great impre rat Soils demanded his money. Mr. F. knocked down the man who laid held 'of his horse's reins with his whip, and gallopped forward, when another of the villains snapped a pistol at him, which fortunately, only flashed in the pan; the third man then jumped over the hedge on the road before him, and made a stumble. Mr. F. at the same lime attempted to strike et the robber with his whip. but missed him ; and nn. fortunately, from the stumble of his horse, and. his exertion in attempting to strike the assailant, he was unhorsed. The four robin's then attacked and beat him unmercifully for about five minutes, and then dragged him into the field, where one of them pulled out a clasped knife, swearing be would do fur him if I.e made the least noise, another holding a pistol, to his head, whilst the two others rifled his pockets of their contents. Fortunately for him, he, beto.re , kp i left town. put 501. in a private pocket its his waist- i coat, and had only 101. in his pocket-book, wbieb they took, with his watch and hat. After holding : a council whether they should put !dint° death, or not, they left him in a very disabled state its a ditch in,the fields: he was, however, able .to attend "Ind give information to the Police Vfficers, and from .bit th.,:eriplion of the robbers, it is hoped they will soon, be taken. '1 Almid:iy, two journeymen blacksmiths who werpi 41, inking at the Spanish Patriot, White Coodoit-streat,. Pentonsille, having a dispute about .some affair, arced to decide it by the .fist, each staking a pound note. They went to a lieighbouring.field and sot to, then after lighting serene! roondl, ace •of them of the name of Wilde was carried off the field in a senseless state, and expired in a short tioto afterwards'. Alosiduv , e'nnight a duel was fought.betwixt two gentlemen of Edinburgh, near to Caroline-park.— , imation of their intention being given to the Siirtiti. a warrant was issued for their apprehensinn; 1) , 11 before the officers could reach the groped, the parties had interchanged shots, nithout effect. They end their secoutls 'were% however, taken into custody, and, hesitles .ordinary security is keep the peace, II 4 p r iti •fitted .betb principals 1111 0 .seconds in 25 g 4 •itras each, and ordered the same to be applied for heh uof of the Lunatic Asvlute. it il STATIMINY. ''. • - • PO L IC R . • . --1....„ • . t r rIiOUSANDS of Gentlemen that were bald, I IL have declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly 1. .In the bald places became covered with hair. — M ANSION-HOUSE.— Yesterday Peter Young was charged before the Loan Alavoe., with riding the mead it potaatem or raised with pomatum,as it is well known 1 43 . 1.:ut b 1 1 m e i n wei . i . ringpowde - r ought to use Prince's Russia Oil in. pockets of several persons .at Ouildhall, during the that f ewder makes hair drz, fall oft; or tura grey ;but Priesceli Rawa Oil is such a multi§ er to the hair, if used constant when preceerlings of the Common Hall on .Tharstiey last. dreFeing, not n hair will fall off orison grey. Harrison, the officer, steted, that hewing observed The ROYAL FAMILY, and the Nubility, Gentry, and the Prisoner, who is n notorious youth, in the crowd rite best Public and i n vs e h e t , ; r e : o it Irn, enstia may rely Tor i i h% l a l l e r '6 el til l s : i st/c O s, " be!: Gm on that 'lay, he kept a 'close watch upon his conduct, tlesnen, nod Children ; and if used constantly, not a hair will and saw hint try the pockets bf several Gentlemen, full otne turn grey, and makes weak and short hair crow thick but without success. At length he observed hint a t a i : r og b . i , bald , "f i f e n th ik el Y ea l r ; onsetsha harsh ,contus e hei r ' ift will ljj h i e : restoredlia!r has pull from the pocket of a Gentleman, a silk hand. motes eye-brows, whiskers, and keeps .real or lobe hair in kerchief, and he was instantly taken into custody cu lhere will in Ware he nn other but large size Bottles sold, Upon searching him, there were found concealed in one Gone:, a. tionte ; Tau Bottles for TWo' founds; or. Six his waistcoat two bank-notes for -Meech, a quantity for Five Pounds. of silver, and thirteen duplicates, saves of which eir ( m th i 'l r i lr i • en t ( i h al l y maPll• whi ß o V i tle rt sa eN l ll . ll6 of till;..quantity of five alone were for. gold and silver Watches. The bank- - Ladles aid Gentleint% 0 win be more particular, when paying notes, he said, he had " just picked up." a terns a, to have Prince's Genuine Russia Oil. it was stated bya Gentleman, in. Court, that an Parents, ;:.ifi ' e ua r r ot l , a . n i s .;; 3l A . v i e G (7nt i tr Bottles . id ' 7l f l:l " l7 d g t f. h t a t ! i eac ti l ; .individdal had lost his pocket-book about the same any Drug g ist Ounce Phials, they ma. sep.:r ,te it ion fi ve . time, containing property to the amount of 7001. - gold Wholesale. Retail, and fo e F.s n ormion, l.y the sale ' Prntuieim, Mr Prince, John--street, Orford-street, London; The Prisoner was remanded. and by Mr. Smith, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Boid- John Clarke, a respectable looking young . man, street; Ilentirie, Perfmer to her Muiesty, Tiiteurne-street I was again examined upon a clistege of stealing silver na Dar nose d D i u li ges's i ti 't f rl Y?: e rl i e s t Zi t irke Prince ! It t nd riiiiar:- A ' 4 :9 41 spoons from the White Lion Coffee - house, Grace- Pall-Mall; Newlterry, 45, Si. Palli V s tir ( *li h r U e r e fht% ard ; In i;trey, church-street. . How t . :bureh-yard ; Barrlr” 95, Fleet - m arket; Butler, 4, - • $ • I' CI h • d Low, 336) Mr. Knapp, the proprietor, stated, that the Pri- ( i, z rica . ,r ; "( 1 3',:co l t) 1 ;5 1 0", 1 1 1 :;;Iro 6 111 8 :1 . „ P elq• Ise' ? 4 1 r u y rc iii . dI r ihns ; eel. Steek : soner had frequented hi s . house for a considerable street ; Weston ,:nil Rims. 'il9, Strand; 'Devisors. 59 Fleet time, but he had entertained suspicions against him, bt i riei ; Ittege.. 65, Cheapside ; Bolton and Tout, Royal Kir iammr.zreheitodiguTtailnl?owding, S .lishary t: Richardlnnyttr..l6, which were increased by the loss of sundry portable p a and by most principal Per fumers and articles from his rooms. . illerffeinp Venders. . Mr. Derough, an o ffi cer of Etcice, deposed, that sy n u to u r n tsa r — r i , ste safest to attack ie tr t ispotors i; , f ha was in the coffee-room of the White Lion, a few elm, on the 2 ith Nov., 1814, Lord-Ma ys at t he Prine ll e n :o i f i. .an ge 3treet, days since; the table was laid for dinner, and the Oxpri.o.reet, is the arising Preprieiur Or the Ramie Oil ; p t r l i s i o w u i s i;a it ie w w h ap id u h pe c t ri be pr Ptisoner, who was then in the room reading a News- in Landon, vend ai l i:l y et I I;0 p a r t i t e:n . l ) of t i he paper, had proposed tlinieg there. The proprietor by most respectable Wholesale Perfumers and Medicine Yen of the house having intpurted . his suspicions to the t i k os, it, wee be confessea it is 'Many of any person to counter. witness, the lattrir kept a close watch' upon his con- ' it ' duct. A few minutes before dinner-he observed the Po inner restless and agitated. After walking to and fro the room, he at length laid the Newspaper, which he had been reading, upon a corner of the table, where a table-spoon and other articles lay.- In a few. rim twins he again returned, wad, taking nr.the pipor, walked :owards a corner of the room, and, again laying down the paper, walked, hastily out. 'the witness having instfettlfreissed the eitottet from the table, communicated The circumstance to the waiter, who followed the Prisoner a few yards into the stteet, and brought him back. *.The Prisoner said, " you steed not force me back, ap . l base been merely to the next shop, and was instantly returning to dinner." Ire was then taken into custody, sad searched; but the spoon was not foutml opon him. The Prisoner denied ail knowledue . of the charge, end said' he was a graduate its the College of • Edint. burgh, where he was sttulyiag in ,phySic; but as be was not enabled to give, any refereace to character, or a reason for his sojourn la Londoti, hisibordship ordered him to be brought tip for - a (coal, etaminstida in a few days. ToT. fAY Wit, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. liren SIR, IFEEL it * duty Incumbent .upon me to inform von f the very great and evoraordiunr , ore I have re ceived from your 011fillilattit Medicine, LIIAILVS•PATENT PILI Array two years ago I was attacked with a Venereal •rdcr. which I treated tether slightly for some time; but tile 'disews at length spreading all over my body. I was obliged to apply to themost eminent of she Faculty, tot their as-i , ta - ce aorded only temporary relief. I went through various courses of salivation, and from being rather of a corpuleht habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. The ulcers that spread ail over my limbs rendered me a complete object, so that my friends despaired of my recovery, When brought to ;hit situation, I vier, iderod death as inevitable; but a telatino of mime com menting upon the many case+ in which your Pill?. succeeded, I vvie induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather re lieved me; and by persevering fur two or three Mouths, nod follaoing your directions, I experienced the most uoaccostrt abie relaxation from polo, the sores gradually subsiding. I am. now, shank God, perfectly recovered, and walk out daily. I doubt not, but one more box, which I thiak cautious to take, mill establish my health in its original state. It is With the most heartfelt gratitude that I subscribe my self. Sir, your much allied homble.scryant, WILLIAM PIERSON. Dransgate. Manchester. July 1. - P.M. Par the public benefit I do-not object to the above biles published, but leare.you to act as your own better Judi ;lmo • Itepaied and said Ityitie 'sole Peltriemrs, Thomas Taylor ee Wrrroa-Gaansa.-r•On Pryday, Elity snick w" Irw"K„ ht 4 an;tih,;,, iurgenns Littid'on In the custody of JOhn'Hiitt, the VOW UM eV/Mange • 1 •._ e N tier -, after ' a con: the tit fteir 14, lON 4. 9, Vew.Bsilit , tidlewing elairge :—1 t appenved that htieolleosaa. of ahr WOW 110111 resideeor fur MOM th an thirty•Olt year,, in practice pa rt • of Burnham. was pawing the stop of Maw., Aphis Aliles aria euritivilireeicd to the Vire of Venereal Complaints, and those William N'aithman, linete-dr.spers, No 2112, liTgh liolborti, on ! ist*identnl to the partv getvenrMa ip both ievis. with that Thursday evening, and observing the Prisoner loitering a mit 4 ,yiudabte vereey which pen isf their profession shoult always the door. he snip-cies, bite way on no goad design; lie sLw her l observe, they tidier themselves the advice and ossisiance they go into the shop, and poll down a shin I th:it bong up near the cartu;ort ly othairtiat , r, tq ( •ecn n. Inking this Medichle, will door, and put it tinder her cloak, and then walk away. Mr. i tie erjearawd by ti discerning politic Ls au advantage seldom to Burnham went into the shop. in which he found no pernti, but he tilitained. and void r.f unibiguity. . calling, a, shoprmui ,came, who he informed of 'A hat had Alan stall', h, their rippniatasent, for the convenience of those passed. The Prisoner Was immediately purimed, and a shawl Jiving •it a distanee, at she Perfllnitelt. 38, Si. Alban's-oreer, worth 30s. found concealed under her cloak. —She was fully •Pall-11411 I the Tot shop, 10i, Ottani-street ; Mr. Dish°. committed for trial. `touzlt'ui Diu. 7, ; and by one person $n *very Woatsair seam:-.—Oa Friday, William and Richard Marc kladtßdriallile twins id Great Britain and Ireland. in bores of brothers, and Jahn Stringer, their asiticiate, were brought he. i.enty...96„ seakil up with ,full nod plain directions, fore Mr. (llFFnltli, for a anal examination, on a charge of robs,' whereas .. . persons of tither sex Mitt cure themselves *kb ease,• hing Churchill Cottage, toe Mouse of Caphou West, ton Sylen- , speed. secrecy, and safety. ham Common, .on the 3d of last month. —The Slagiat. ale coin- I N• 11.7 Every bos sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a mitted the& for trial. ' stamp. ma which, by favour of ;he Consinissioners, is printed the Stamp-Mice, " T. Tasior, No. 9, New Bridge-street , ' to imitate which is felony. Ail others are counterfeits. AFFttn. OF 110NOUR•—On Wednesday last, two young met on the Town-Moor, Newcastle-upon- . • DEBILITY, &c. Tyne, accompanied by their seconds, to adjust an ENCOURAGED by the uniform success at or 'eatioent in the cure of affair of honour, occasioned by One of the. patty - fe w giving to th e other Boldert's Directory instead of a method bee been confirmed by the ag deuce of many years, in a large nod extensive practice— eaa*peitetnredivaletnhteeemcluplli:liirtits Dictionary, to find a word in dispute. The sapient teasiide iii.o, of the happy erects resulting to OW Politic fret searcher, after examining • the book carefully, re-" .M a rd w, iCa; ie hl t :Tl o. CT ; ig s tg i l b h4irige . ra m is e m nib ig c o epli e n cl i r o s ;.o ll te i i i: turned it without perceiving the trick • played on li ege o f Sur g eons in London, continue to direct their studies to him, observing, that the word was not there. The those . Di.or,iilrcrs Youth, f n ram t a only s ecret destructive habit of hi i; wag, not con:otat with enjoying a gootl th in e sione, i c . rde w t . a ss, te mite t ii . nibi w , w i nc h no t ia l i s i c i : on iti.savt:ixreieiirounii thes made the matter public ; this moped ill-e offended rimy/Wog imbecilities a( old age. In that distrewing state of party to send tie other a challenge, wliich was ac= r e c ol : l r q Dr ue e rwe. iii t s i ii ,: c i l i s is t i i i ii iie ne s: grh h i , ii i i i i i i is or ex t/ c c e, cepted. The ground was measured, but the seconds o r any habits, came, by which the power; of the constiletion d s c i i v e r rl;tik i r e l r on tb : had taken good precaution to prevent the shedding become enfeebled, is remit-arty educated Surgeons of London, they over a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to suited and of blood, the challenger's pi s t o l b e i ng l oa d e d with vigorous health. blank cartridge, and that of his opponent containing 1 1 Wh ere an ear l y application is made for the Cure of a Ger neither powder nor ball. The' combatants quitted • fain Disorder. frequently Contracted in a moment of inehries the ground unreconciled. ty, the eradication is generally completed in the short space al two days. oral in the more advanced and inveterate stages of • h must be gratifying to the country to hear, that Venereal Infretion, characterized by a variety of painful and' Dr. Coorxn, NI. D. with a Society of eminent Surgeoni distressing symPlotoss ft perseverance in their plan (without re• s a tzi r ri n ti i . c d a i l e c t u o r r e cisercise) will assure to the Patient a permanent of 30 years experience in stricturesolebility, &c. have established a Medical Board (to Whom all cases are The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected ' referred) et Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street, wilt), .1 nrising foam the above Complitiot, Moder not moped opposite BowLAND HILL'S Chapel, Blackfriars'.• t i le l i e r ,i iit i t n eni i ii v ii in i t uv b e y un . i l lf ii l l i e iblan e t im ii p o r d ovV ir ti c t i n rri , they w a h r e e i r ie n ; road,. London ; where the public are relieved from recent, or of long duration , without resorting to 'the painful .the most dangerous diseases without confinement.— nail dayermis use of the Caustic Bougie. Many instances can he The Institution claims the attention of those who may t.i,d,:c,`,..e , joetur,firy t o i:Le i t r e m r: et st e t, c: : . t h i , L I, i % li f f , s i :vga s ! ,a year: ii t care continuance,h od have atteatpted to cure. themselves, or who have been ottempted by other Practitionms Without erect ; and been SO blind and onfortonate-es to consplt men iF 1 - itch has been the agreeable result of a practice of 14 years. ..4at the mode of treatment has ndt, in one single itlidallre ever pornitt of so imPortant a branCh of the professid ~ predellabwriive, during which r eread ma -' many t hous,aad persona I . whose improper treatment have mercurialized thos e of Both Sexes have experieneed the enjoyment of having been . 'per fectly cured„ a ft er severe and injurious methods bad been sands, and brought many to an untimely end ; er as) -Ipersevered in to• no purpose. ttons.,on the head, face, and body; sore eyes, throe; To Married P.. I h ma es , a ose expectations of those tender .mooth, lad nose; vertigo, noise in the-ears, deaf... flosliges of mutant' al happinoss haw• beta defeated, it may oho ness, dimness of sight, often ending in blindness ; r e alari..i",4 redeL t ion to k•ow, that lip a proper.pessevertiare• a their velswita•s. the general health is reatwated, and the itti-i pains i n t h e h a le d and limbs, frequently mistaken for .pe.lan....t, crowned. rheumatism ; extreme a eakness in the• kiseel,' swelled l Mawr. Goss and CO. exclusively tirofewing the core of these 'ankles,. with a general debility, &c. are only a feu, particular conspinim., in order that they 10. y Dot b e marked • hv ii mistaken few with the obloquy so justly attached to the f il .o . te dreadful symptoms which frequently appear i.: oitiorant empiric, think ' it but justic e - to themselves to stale. years, Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted dail after, and too often embitters the matrimonial that they hav e b e e n p ro p er ly e d ucate d and i n i t i ated into every state. brunch of the p r ol essoui ( rert rar of ,... ,of whi c h, from %rarities :y hospitals, and t es ti m o n ial s from the likLe,t iirofessiimal audio ,. by all ranks' of people, from eight till ten, or by .riste., they have to convince nun enquirer). That a reside nce letter, enclosing a fee (for no.others are answered <i inhe wormer hemiloliere of* our ea,tern world, as welt as in stating their case, when medicine and the -beat advice: otherhaving pain'eTlnitt'llostltilaseeamtestonln",*,seutryt'entuhiltert:ltireirli, they h a lt is sent to all parts of the kingdom. • They also cure • out a rertaieta of renovation to •toc:i :.il ma N labour under the the piles sod fistula, without burning or cutting, and tr i t i .t h. lo r ist , izetr s . rif t, a d iife passed . under iirvorrid zone. And give advice gratis, nit Tuesday, Thursday, and SIMI- lllicit s; of larin v i l a n :nit inf r i t ro;:fe rni ar M Q4 li i r i:;ll l l4 ' n i re l a r Fi r h"l re e:::1; 1 1 : 1 •H u : day moritiegs, till twelve O'clock.. , initial tits of renfaring persons , they otter to them the h.-1.1 twits assurauers of instaredi,te ief ; that the wirers resultioe front: their entlenvours R.-t laduced them to quit the practice of the MARRIED. ' general preetitomer: and they presume their prefer:Oars con- On then!" last. Mt. Wm. Foster, of Lambeth, to Miss liar- statute a l a i r groom) fir the unprrretielitrit riattirietice wi t h net Brows, of Cambridge Heath, flackney., which they have, by the peddle, beeii ...liberally honoured. On Triarsktay, at Cliftuu;Ed*ard Vl'm. Monte, of Pftshanger, Patient. its flu , c s.istry are ri.iner.led in state the particulars Stiddleaett..Esq. to Augusta Georgitara, third slaughter of the of their cuse,one. and manner tpf living, rsoete,ing a remittance late Vowels Adam, ksq. efSionkitited-heutte, Somershire. fur advise nod mdicines, not the melodies will be given or fur. . • • warded to any t wirl of the kingdom. . Tip he entatilled ill their bony daily (personally. or by letter, On Biei ;Ablest. the ;Mint tighter of J. _Weldate Rnonys, •post poolytry patients of curer sex, with secrecy, deli cacy , Es q. flaps , bliddleses s aged 16 months. and sort ion. Oa Lady 1 the T. 18th Newm inst. at Nelases , Esq ('ark, near Raeford, •Raves, th e , Goss and Co . . Surgeons, It Botivcde-strcet,.Fltel t sfreet. • 1 of H. as. . MaYl, WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's R ead INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. 7'be hest Accommodation for Travellers, good -Beds r 116 ,44 Liquors, and moderate Charges. The follt,wing Peat Conches. Mail Count!, Ac. set out from the Saracen's Head lon, Sonw-hilh— - - UXBRIDGE. Hayes. Suntn,Jly and Haswell New pot Coach, every Afternoon, at Four o'Clock. WEYMOUTH Uniou-Coacb, .Four tondos, thr m o chester,• Blandford, Salisbury, and Andover, every Afie v .„, l arrives at Weymouth nett day, at One ; where the Park e d sail on Wednesday and Saturday Afternum, at Five, In Gann. sey and Jersey, from whence there is a regular convey nne ,. Clierburgh and St. Mulora. The road from Cherhargh to Farb, iv the most deliehtfol and the cheapest io France. BRIGHTON New Elegant Post Canett, Four•Ltti.les o , lv, every morning at Nine "C hicle, throngh Cellist/Iy, llyckste, The WEY3IOI/ITII, Dorchester, and -Bkndford Post-coach, every Afternoon. Carries Four Insides, LIVERPOOL Post Couch, to carry four Int•ides_._ sets vi d every Morning, through Liswerworth, High Crow, Bindle, Atherstone, Tamworth, Litchfield, Ullesthoris, Nortbaniptun; nod Donnale. Arrives at LiverpooLnext Afternoop. EXETER. Plymouth, Weymouth, I)orchesacr, Falmams, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Couch, every. at half-past Six o'Clock, with a Gourd, thrnu...,h /Isiah os. A A , minter, Bridport, Blaudiford, Basingstoke, and Bagshoi. BOSTON,. Spalding, Peterbaiough. Stilton, and dim, New Roya l Mail Coach, sets nut every Evetaisg, c on.. „ from Rosario tolpllghy, mutts, Griatiby, turd Huh. . LIVERPOOL; Warrington, Koutsford, Stone, and Lit, s. &Id. Past Coach, called, The .Expeilitino, every livemn. .a • Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head Ina, Dale-street, Lint pool. Guarded throughout. RATH mid BRISTOL Flying Post Conches, throligh Chip. penhasn, Caine, and Marlboraugh, every Afternoon; .r r i ven Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bark. and the. London tavern, Thonuts-street, and the Swau Bristol, next Nituralig.—Coach es In Wells, Bridgewater, Tauntou, &c.. LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The. Rockingham, in, out entry Momlag at half-past Seven Oa , Het k k ni g Insides wily, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guar.: siir ei o l ; out. Passes through Stamford, Newark,..liesford. Dt.msoe r and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Linn Leedi l atessOoy at No o n, 114 Notwithstanding the ICORII , IOII expe dition: this .Co in „ i s allowed to be tile most agreeahle and complete • PnblicConvey. • mice uo the North Road, being unequalled in Acetattmodataig by any other. KF,NDAL, Lancaster, Preitoo, KirtipLrinski/es. &kw, Chorley, Ormskirk, Had Gersten Post Coaches+. e'en At m.. noon,_ at Five o'Clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Lorigtawn,. Gretna-Green. Annan, tharsragg. Krownhill, Thornhill Sanquhnr-Kiln, Catuanek.._Kingsvisll e amid all ()arts of Scoth:ad, Cataperdowu Coach (Dishy). . YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, .new Coach, perfoni.e. with a Guard throughout, sets out every llovniog at halfrei Six "Clock, by way of Newark,. Bedard, Tadcaster, sir • Wigton, Northallertun, Dipharn, Mnrpeth, .nod Berwick.-- Pas.-engers kinking theraselvids Gamutd from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, { he n proceed a, without any additional fare. J. Clark, dub k Swag C o . peywareet. - York, runs Coaches to Sunderland...Mall, mull], Whitby, and atiterPhicen . RRIDGENORTII and Waled new Rost Ceid‘slOgpi Ermine', CARLISLE, World.. and Whitehaven. ealt.wookh,. ' With Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Fames thong . Brungh, Appleby, Greatabridge, •Itichasood, Catterick,, roughbridge; Wetherhy. Aherfbrd, Doncaster. ;tad (the nearest way - by eighteen tallest, sets out every and performs the journey w itb the greaten facility. P ' detained on the Road by business or plea-ure, have the pen • advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. WAKEFIELD Peat Couch, every Morning, at balf-pasa Sty o'Clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarrd. New Coach, ever! —* Morning, to the George lan. Sunderland.: • ' MANCHESTER, Winslow. CVnitirtulli W 111 144 and Wolverhampton, Post Conch, every Afternoon-guarded. SHREWSBUILY, Wellington, and Shift:sal, Post Cuatt the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, tut Five o'Clotk, guarded/ • , HERTFORD, Ware, 110dd/orlon,. niad,„ Chipshuntr. (: oludii • every Morttioi. • Newport, Whilchurcb.tailisiagy,„ Woriltteleb, ntsi,t 111iadiewitto, Esos Coachs,rmiligdkeetiing,•4' Flee &Chick. , •• ' • . HULL. Northcave, Minden, Thantif i tirritilkeet P ll l. Coach, every Morning at half-past bi; 0.4 • tbe Baling( Soo Inn; ...11 ton-gnie, 311EFFI ELI) and flortierliarn Past bits, Rea: bsaluint, every Morning, fIIItbIINGHAM Mercury Pas( eititiliiTO/Ib a, shot: lei# gal ever Afternoon, and reaches Biriobigtgain peat yas non+ Passes 6y' Oxford, Festiva, and' Shipoone,to Ibe Saragetes. Bead. Ball-street, Birmingham, tt•p• For the convenience of liperiowiteddiag at the west end at the town; Plummets sail Parcrls are hooked; for all We tabove Conches, at Hatchateas*avieltp.Q.Pc, New White }bole Cellar, Piccadilly. • Itle.ftVOUS LU,ES, &e. WIIEN Professional Men, • eminent for skill and experience, offer their ado ieT.asid exert their obi lit lea for the cure of a few reigning diseoaeit, they ti*e superior to that prejudice which is so jurtly excite& 'splint the adver tisements of men, ignorant of the ffst priosiples,-aatimaidocaied is the practice of physic. Messrs. CU 'LH LIS and Co. regular Surgeons, sanctioned by every privilege pi pia* tire, nad by the uniform success which their mode of trealnrent fribr Vetere& Complaints has hitherto been nuraded, coutliattaNkkh the tame assiduity to direct their studies to the cure of every Tech% of that baneful poison. its weH i‘s• the reosnind of . those Mstressing debilities and deficiencies which peeves' or embitter the towel inortial stale. In the cut:ll.lom. of human itttlfatllies eilsre ass none more afflicting than those whieb ere the tiouvoidoble coo sequences of an indulActice in it certain destructive habit. The unhappy sufferer broods over bit misfortunes, ashaiped to seek relief until he is reduced to such a•stote of misery as to reader life oppressive. To such persons it will' 'he. a consoling refitc lion to know, that they may now by h hew ;tad infallible re medy, be restored to their Siemer constitutional strength and vi gour. Weak, relaxed, and debditated habits, proceeding either from an eves/ of c.mineal and illicit pleasure, or from sling ithilloose in hitt - climates, hind drinking, the iajudicious use of mercury, dtc. are speedily restored-to health a i d strength, It must be timlf-evident proposition, that where the aggre. gate of intellectual capacity is directed' to the treatment sad cure of a few 'peculiar complaints,- tliele• most be the greeter • certainty of success ; and • as a proof of this, position their pe Hind of cure is so particulorty expeditious, as well us serc., and so evidently superior to the continua . practice, that inmfase slight cases hf infecttoh a'perfect restoration is completed ' s obs short period of three hnd io thqse of the utmost iuvel a cv, where other practitioners have 'faSt•d, 'prop& p - yerance io their plan of treatmeot ettsuresto the-patients ilk well grounded, and tasting , resestablishmeah Bias earlypp plicntion, the patient a ill .escape the danger and espeoce tit is tedious satendttince upon the less ea perlenced itractiihmer. the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal ilifeedne. such. us obstructions in the urethra, spongy- eacrescetices, bard tuaiourv, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminar weakness, glean% ai !die STRICTURES,. • .whether recent or of long duration, and which hose baffled the skill of other practitioners, are, by their present itoproviditisi of trentment,-effectually and yerm.inently cured, without she patient suffering the excruciating sal fluxing hemorrhage ityhtch frequently follows the application of the loonicamuiez— Iu the course of :Id years etitensive.pra tire in .liskeiretre4tolisa numerous eases of strictures Isive.beeu and are flail, under their care, the total eradication of which is effected be safe,- tuba, and expeditiouetnode of 'malefic., superior in - any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceed ing from this rompliiitit, is speedily removed, tool the .paient rertot-ed to sound and vigorous health. Hut where.the debility hay fiirears existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative remrdieg, after the striciire hits beet) ileAtroyed, is iudispemnoly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of like, pad to reani mate the constitution. • _ ..... • Severn' Noblemen and Gentlemen of the • firSt rispectability bnve been under she care of 211eor. Carrie and Co. for the re sonars% of compipints of the usgthra, gni:tar/ I &c i and having received a radical and permanent cure, request Illsst references ;any be made to theta', as seAllsfatiorrettlitences of dextrine superiority pf htesisrs. Carrie and. Cot's plan of trealarrut• tilausY Of these Gentleioen have had strictures trope 10 to 20 years, dud had been ander the care of Meters 'Holle,ileovlsides,addother Snrgeons °festival entinence, who attempted the cure by the ap plicati .... of the lunar caustic, without success. 2 Messrs. Currie and Co. ma) be caossilted by - either yet i s) ills the greatest tieticacy, secrecy, and honour, at 'their ltoe, Nss. 107, Hatton garden, • P.stients in else caantry are requested to slate tlu particu'ars of their case, age. and generni,hniat of living, &e. &c. g a -rentittanites for advice and - mcdicibes; • molten-the s anew is lie' given orsent to any part.of the kingdom. Ts e.ning that orCreCY sw essential to ii•oir undertaking. the postage "i e adds.& to the ogcount for' medirioes. , --90 June, hO9. —lO7 , liatttee-ierecske LONDON t Printed and Pubilibed li*'fl:'Lor*t.6, at tive STaTtsig4 OrIICE, $7, Fleet. fleet, .13 ,~ ~...,; Ltei. are Pie eek idet rc- Ti- her use gre• sal oer • 1 1 4, Ape l; Or. ur- M. are as lib !lid ige 'Cr elr rr- at- rec ty ve dy RS-' iey ri- ng se ud er ry 7, AY -s- -