The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-03 00:00:00

•••,.,umO I 110 L ICIIA H. The Annual Sheep Shearing Fete at' this plice last week was more attractive Asia ever, ist4.mir ried wkl. it mere agricultural interest than any of the memorable Meetings that precided it. l'he exhibitions in .i iiiretturse of thelltree fi rst dais wcr.. multifar ious, and highly Institut:live. The eztensiie sheep flock • of . Mr. Coke, thrciugh tilde vari.tes crosses, excited tht' Isvitieet speculations among the breeders, as sto other flock.Mato his yet carried the Merin() cross to such an ss •eut, and vitlent improvement. Iris perfect flock of, Soutodow its, notwithitaediag, `bore. the bell, as . was manifestt l / 4 1 by the cast ewes, those of one of, the lots of ten fetching no less - th'itt The crups*throughnit the exteosive cultivatlosi of liolkham appeared remarkably. Clean ; theWhest s a general tine crop ; add the listrlep, though shirt in stem, promise to be productive of a very fur produce. With these Mr. `Coke his sown nearly 200 acres of Cock's.foot grass, which he conceives to be the most succulent sheep-feed toot the island predicts: The hospitalities kept...full pate with the agri. cultnral.iniprtieernents, and called forth several; tributary iikeeligs from distinguished orators in honour of their host, to whom the landed retorest of fr ng! it'd Stands so highly indebted forbis patri4 otic exertions. Among these, the Onketf li on. ' FORD, * I4OIII lioNoUGIIMunc, Mr. W. Avant, Sir i , oten BANOS, &c. excited the wertnest ap plause from the numerous auditors, whom their eloquence delighted.—Mr. Coat, before the dis tribution of his prizes, addressed the company on the last day at considerable length, in which he stated the progress of rural improvements in the comity of Norfolk, and his confident . hope that . they would still be carried on by unabating energy . to their natural and national object—agricultural perfection: 400 agriculturists were daily enter tained in the hospitable mansion at Iltilkham.. On Monday there las a sale of Ryland eWes, which Mr. COKE siateil he had determined to die. pose of, iu consepience of finding from experi. anent that the cross between these Ewes and the Merino Rain was inferior to the cross wittr • the Sstuth.down breed. A more important sale of hu.cerer, took place on Tuesday la :the sheep-yard, where smith Dow s theaves were sold, and South Down 'rams. let There o ere thirteen lots or South DOwn theaves, taw tainiog ten roil!, sold to the Gahm ing Gendensed: 1 10 guineas Mr. Barker • 10 31 Mr. Tolls% 3 10 -- Lord Madras 4 10 3d —. Mr. Barker • 5 -- 10 -- 38 —51 r. Tollett 6. 10 •39 I. it'd Hondas 7 10 -- 39 -- Rev. Mr. Halton a It) 44 • Mr. Saul . 9 10 40 Mr. Maker 10 10 - 50 -- • Mr. Saul 11 10 -14 Lord 1/onottglimore 12 10 Ditto. 13 10 d 3 • Mr. Sad.. • South Down Rams Let. No. Wool clipped. Price. Names. 2 8 lbs. 1 or. 30 guineas Capt. Heath 3 7 2 40 10 competitors Mr. Warre 4 54,209 Hee. Mr. !Talton 55 1 5 5 Mr. Hastings 6 6 1 33 toot let) 7 6 9 25 Mr. Wright 8 5 5 '2O 4 Mr. Barker 11 5 2 20 • (not let) 3 • 4 7 90 Mr. II astiegs 14 5 5 40 12 Rev. Mr. Crew. There was also an 'exhibition of prize wether' ptecinits to slaughtering, and of the ewes wet o; thehr wool. when the company separated at half past nine o'clock. On Ali ednesday morning the slaughter-house sins first visited. The fat South Down ',ethers for tlse prize weighed', Names. Carcase. Tallow. Skin. Pluck. Mr. T. 511-lore's 26}lbs.. per guar. 131 b. 71b. 91b. Mr. it. Blvth's 22} 13} 9 Mr. G. B. tworge's 27#— 13 SA Mr. Coke's 3 yrs old South Down, and half • ?dr. Coke's South'i mom. per var. 20 Down Ditto half bred 24} 131 Ditto South Down' 26 15 Ditto half bred 281 20} Several Oeutleibeu madea sweepstakes's( halt; guinea, to , determine the weight of the last sheep, bat the unprecedented circumstances occurred of an equal number, wit ho ut hone/Wig each thor's'opiaion. lay ing his weight B.a. 21b. and "at and is earrnie-weighieg exactly Bst. lib. the bet could nut be decided.-!-Mr. Coke gave this sheep to Mr. Ldward Kett, of Nora ich.•li; be exhibited in that city. Pr'erniums of a, piece of plate were adjudged. te; C. C. Western, 5L P. for tile beseboar. Mr. Reeve. for the best South Down rain, and for thiliesi Merino sheorling rain, two prizes. Mr. Brea., Mr. Mouev, .Mr. Hill, and Mr. George, each a prize for the best South Down theaves, and two-)ear old B..uth Down wetheni. Mr. 141.iney Hill, for Devonshire rattle, two prises. • Too shepherds. viz. Isaac Harvey and William Terring ton. received premiusias, the former aye guineas, and the latter three 4 . meas. • ' The following is a statement of the Sale. of the Devon Cattle : Lot I: 'Pworyear old heifer. Bluth • 10 .oeleens. • . - L Fletcher. 11 dg. • 3. Ditto . 11 do. • 4. Ditto - Ditto 15' dn. 5 Ditto - - - Blyth 11 do. A cow. 4 yriold - Butcher 221 do. i. Da. is coif, S 'is old Money Hill 121 do. 8. Ditto, ditto - Dials 14 do. 9. Ditto, ditin - Leeds 15 de. 10. Ditto In ealf, 4 yrs old, not sold. 11. Ditto aged, 113 calf MOIIt . V 11111 91 O. Among the visitors at llolkhanithis year were, bra Merinos. 9}lb. 1141 b. The' Duke of Bedford; Lords Fitzwilliarn, Orford, Dun das, Bradford, Denoaglityter.., Clermont. MiltreT, Kew*. ton, and Talbot; Sir Joseph Winks, Sir John Sinclair; Geo. Iletherseti, Doctor Logan !feu: Aoierictt); tieorge Tollclll, tlickleihn eke. 1i) (es: MOwelet. Mills, Wnrre, C. C. WO+ tern. M. P. Atayss, Adam, M. P. 11. Liurne e v, Kearic k t Jeoney, Totter, jnn. T.-.ttlers, Duke, VilVitS4o.lf. i. W. Al, ieu, It lky, W. Heath, and P. M. Oise, t.t,ir:.; never rends St. J. Priest, 'U.. P. Stapp, 011ky Crewe, ,:.nd Bathurst; Messrs. We'tcar, El loan, J. Reeve, Mouey, Mk] E. Beck, Buckley ' , Bows T. Monte, sittell, W. Stan, W. Stir', jun. J. Barber , T. Saul, O. Butcher, (;. E. Barher, fli ) th, at Euangdou,.l.o.iites, q.perert, Purdy, T. Leeds. F. Clarke, S. Clarke, J. geevc, ;dun. T. Seppings, P. •Bellock. N. Bewail. W.' Deerieg, Tereoft, w a ko, t3alunsec Shepherd, Wolliants, Barker: Beecher, J. Williams, C. Ether(ge, J. Crisp, Tuck, Wrvev, S. Myth, M. Harsant; J, Kemp, Z. Finehoro, Stevetwon, 'Shearing, I'. Roar, tt . Buda-ell, T. 'Bothwell, D. Sewell, J. Oake., W. Kiri:ell, J. Matched, Stedouut, R. H , a lt. - Cerrett, C.)peenut. Richards, Everett, W. Beek jug. E. Wolter' Bmwur, W. 151)th, J. Browne; Si Liam, Parkins* T. Dewing. . . The late rains have , done much service )n vege - fagots ; the wheats have been particwlaylybeee: tired, and although in .many piaci. the,* are Oa t . . 3et generally they are of good promise.- , The !ay harvest is perhaps the Worst that has been known for many years—many farms do not average mole than nine (Fosses an acre, and we have heard .of Some which have no( yielded more titan fire. The great majority of the meadows iu Uertfordsitire, &c. arts yet to mow, and we hope ( bey will be of better pruditae.. - --~- - I"l"riliwy r.----, LdW' JP~'~.~~,tC~BNC~• • " Colllll' OF itiOtOtrasscil, Jour 2: • Tat WIG V. Vita Alto ItANl[tlt/. *Mr. Coustom SER.IIa;4I" ipPlied fur ati Habeas Corpus, to bring up the bUdies of iiihn Giles and Abraham IlaWkins, confined in Maidstone Gaul, lit order' to 110 admitted to bail. The persons fur whom he applied *coniplaimail of having bleu &ra mified to, thd gaol on the'uticoufronted evidence of i'wuMan . of the name of Marshal. The crime alleged was a rape en her person by each of _the ;pirtiete Thwcireumstimcds sworn to by her were talked; from which it. appeared, that the Pris'au.. era were hurse.dealers ; that they were returnink ,from some fair in the county of Kent; in a chaiie; that they overtonk the woman Marshal on the road, and.asked her -to ride, to which shs con.'d stilted, and rodesbout two miles, when she irft t i them • ald :that wring this time the facts com, plaintli of took piaci. To. this the Prisoners re.; plied, that 'the road along Which they travelled . .as, much frequented, and that there were mafly 'houses, consequently that the woman might hive easily berm heard, had they attempted any thing r 4 the kipd of what had been . alleged against them.. They WertOnariled men, and had fainilies, and he' had affidaribi from persons, deterihitig the sopers as pied me* chiractari, The' Crime was said to have taketiplate on the iftii 'Nine last. Lord Eunismonoucu said 'that was doubtful, whethet it was expedient to `rant the writ required. lie was very Anwitlitig.to make any observations on 'the Matters . s .that kid hero stated, • because he was fearful. of projildiciag the' minas of those before whets the case 9iight •conie , at the Assizes. The 'Woman had.positively sworn to the facia, and his therefore thought that the wrle"coutd wort be granted. . The Court determined teal tit w nut °VOW' to grant the writ. . • BLANILNEY V. TOMLIN. • • ••••• - Mr. GAnaow. stated, that this was an kited to recover a compensation in damages for a breach of promise of marriage. Tee ylaintiff L wita a. young lady about 18 or 19 years 'of age, and the De.. Pendant was in a very comfortable situation of life as an engraver. He became acquainted, with the Plaintiff' in_the you 1808, and paid his addresses to her, and as it should seem from his letters, felt .an intent effeetien for, her; f u r after expressing Ili at last; eshe -shdulj caps tuly prove s ,pro. mind to marry hqr within twelve menthe iistth4 would keep herself single. She did so, and ac cepted his addresses. , But, instead of performing his promise, he declared of; end being preesed for a moon, he said the father bail proistiso to. give him a house as a portion with. his dategister. lie defied the Plaintiff to prove any such thing ;* .it was, indeed, in the intention of the father to have given him a house, but he never had stipulated any thing to, that effect. Indeed so cunscious,was the Plaintiff of his misconduct, that • he afterwards, in a subsequent letter, describedinit " infamous."" He intreated and implored -again to be brought within her gond will, and 'pita solemnly /mitred her of the honour of his intentions. Ho was again - received, and a second time the wedding day was fixed, when also a- second time the r gentleman declarcd of; and the reason he gave for this cunduef•was equally strange with the Ithing itself, He said, he was not worthy of 'het. But being pressed by the absurdity of such a:rea ; son, he then said her • conduct was improper in - keeping company with a woman of loose charac ter. This Use learned Counsel said fie defied 'them to prove, and he trusted the Jury would give this injured young lady ample damages. fur the injury 'she had .austained. The Defendant's letters were put id and road, which were mighty ridiculous, but clearly contained the promise of marriage. Mr. PAst addressed the Jury fur the Defeo. dente anti celled 3;:veral witnesses, by which it ap. peered that the young lady had not conducted herself ;vitt► all the propriety to be expected from rune slick as she was desciti bed, for she had, amongst 'other things, expressed her satisfaction is approach. log marriage, as it would enable her to give alit. tie more loose to her wandering inclinations. - It was also stated, that in several instances, slii'hatil shewn a little too much love of pleasure. 41" • . At length it was agreed that a . Juror shoWils& be withdrawn, and each side pay their own costs. TERVILT OF FEW na sV. Mr. BoKOUG4I obtained a rule to show cause why a verdict of felo de re, found by a Coroner's inquest ielhe country on the view of the hot!, of i person *minc' Da by, who - cutse sudlenly hylsis death, should. nut terser aside, and a new inquest held en the 'ground Shit theta Wei ilteteeklettee whereuu to found estch.a verdict. • • - A lITICI.IIIII OED Trig Natl. A Lady of the name of Murray, exhibited anti. des of the peace against her husband, Daniel *Uri's'', far cruelty and ill.treatmedt; dud his; Lordship allowed them ; the husband will there. fore be boded over to keep the peace, and t 6 pre. serve the.PrAiod of his rife from all vieleisea at his haudd. " ' l. • • ' At two o'claik his Liddship stt at Yid Arlo, but nothing otietpovi occurrifd. . • ^ itAltditAt.sHA. UUUItT, Juse 19. A. ma to ,be 'heard interesting—to all hotel and 'taVatt. ! ltecper., wherein William Cull; or the 51hoirler4 *rat Pianttar,!.land. J. Gland's, :.! Great' Alfe-ptital l . Givodetutit'i.fields, vintner, wa, Defendant. , Thw.acticits 'arose' from the dif_ fereileri of aVe4anittr . betiveett the leirtier t and the inaladt.erouldOofeontent trinity set-ntf, ufthough tieliiitt ruts up lieatr acorei for iiines avid Other thinks, - acr.olopaiiid vrith°. a female, wham be brought to Ore ithusi the' Defendant, Mut to whom he annealed Very Mach attaellect... The Jad4e lamented mach 'that euuld . titiit•relleve the I)efriid;int • id' tho - piosebt wise but atkaitgly tie l conionenifed M a r. Car'tti thailS , blip fi aoltsai of boatiur. • • • •Capfbin CoraPisCsailissi.t., of MO //eUcos, hss beeeoppoilited to the Plover slim() of 'wit. the .fincit vessel of her clocks Abe : resist. .. • Mr: floors, of ISloroicb i .clipped this year.tiont a Nhirigu double:Cross .rass 14:1b. of wool* 1 ; - =IK • n miEMP • • r, • •• • ••• ....1 •• • ' ••• ••• • • . VAT glef A l 4 • • • • - . . - .XFORD , INSTILLATION. ! ~ QXVORD;JULY L • This celebrated city is now all alive! Ancient 'Rome, in the zenith of a Saturnalia, never exhi bited more unequivocal symptoms of confusion and hilarity I—Pleasure seems to have 'Motioned her miaitins in every. corner and quarter of the University, and beckons you to enjoyment, io such varied ways, that the perplexed visitor s like the ass between two bundles of hay, kndwt. not which entertainment he shall prefer. The Elm:waits is already commenced, prepare torydo the public reception of the new Chancel. lor. As you enter the City, your ears are stun. ned with the clamour • and vociferation of two great men—rivals in fame, and noisy supplicants of fortune, who both assure you that they have arrived expressly from London, to add brilliancy to the coming inauguration ! ••' On Wie side stands the Prime Minister of the Stalin .Potaxe s ilias addressing the gaping million : Welkin &mites sad Gentlemen, **duet the fatness Africa's Lion from Boothay,,in the West ladies. Here are a pair of itoyal Tigers, one is a semblance of the Hey of Algiers, and the other i► as like Bonaparte as two peas! Here is is most gigantic wale Ostrich, that chews iron bars, with as much (a -1 eility.as Cheilsire cheese ! Here is the wonderful Elephant that was brought from Ceylon in three ships ! his snacity is beyond description; he can Iran-late a Hebrew M. S. at the command fit his keeper, and will trace the qu 'dr:store of a circle with no chairs*, which he ales as a ps ruible crayon ! Here are a pair of Kangaroos from Botany Bay, and the fe male carries a family about with her, in her exterior pouch, like a Norwim& (tipsy io a day's march 1 Here is likewise • that weeder of wooden (which was dots& for in vain by the antique world, and, like Mosaics' honest ran, never expected to, Wound) 1 mean the Black Swan: ••• i ltura uwis in terns, nigrosme siusillinsa Cygon." this;ritatchieEs Vint was first discovered by an Emissary from ille fiieur Po [Aro, itt the terra incognita, as the animal was ainusiug itself by dipping fur gudgeons in troubled waters, tike a leangy Attorney; . . I might have heard more, had not my attention hmiis eitgrossed instantaneously by his agile rival, Yotttsa SA who burst upon the stage, pratiided by sound' of trumpet; he was so be ferbered:find 'adroit, that he migh t have passed for a mini hlercury !. Ile prontiatd to tip them a 'saraband 'and a summerset, iu thu evening, iu mind style; 'to leap 'through a balloon while on *full gallop, and outdo all his usual outdoings ! „Lodgings are now in a state of unprecedented re. quest:' ()tee hundred guineas have been paid for 'the use of a firit floor for four days ; and several, bakers have suspended their profession, 'in order that they might convert their ovens into dormi. tories, .atid let them out by the square foot at one guinea per head. Mr. Hunt, the waggon.master, has let part of his house for 90 guineas. Some lodgings, consist. ing ad.& bed-room, and sitting room, are let for 20 guineas. The general price asis,ed fur a bed iv a guinea a night, or five guineas during the time, froin'this day ; there are offices opened at the !biro.. ties.and ether places, for' the 'letting and tilting ludgin The upper part of Mr. Adams's house, the upholsterer's, in liigh.strcet, has been taken for the Gr.mvillu family, fur sleeping and sitting towns ; but they will board at the Star inn, or tome of the Colleges, Yesteriiiy was the market day, and it was Alen_ 1 tifuily sapplied with provisions ; but although tliairy was an abundance,. every thing was enor mously advanced in price : butter, which sold yesterday se'isisight at sixteen.panee per' pound, is now two shillings. Peas, instead: of decreasing in prize, arc advanced from fourteen-pence a peck to two shillings. Ducks sell fur half.a-guinea a couple. A first.rate Tensor, in the High-street, who ClaiMs the envied distinction of decorating the ,head, as well as Alma Mater herself, bath adver tised a fashionable peruque, which he proudly de. nominate, the Grenville Scratch, and it bl, in truth, become iii great request, as it has been found to possess the surprising quality of making the wearer a Casuist, by inspiration, and a Politi. ~tiara by instinct I , •:. This . splendial feitival will occupy the 3d, 4th, sth, and (Kit . 'days of this mouth, tfitif on the tirsseissif fast dayh there will be balls at the Town HA. Tho ptinHpal Vocal Performers, who are engaged for tat Concerts, are Madame Catalans. -Mc. :Mho, and Mrs. Bianchi ; Messrs. Bartle nMisi linyvett, Vaughan, Bellamy, and Brahani. Tie iiiiisitat performances are to he under the } ilivetrott ,of Dt. Crutch, the Professor of Music to tfitt University. . . . The 'Clieldre has undergone•considerable repairs l am! alterations, and has been newly beautified fur Use oCcasion. Tito IdittOla and Marchinni6s of Ely arrived heirs yesterday, between ti‘ii and three o'clock; is tildif triretliog carriage, but remaiiied only a short ..41 1 10,; they proveeded to the scat of Sir Henry Piishwooth the father of the Marchioness, a few I,l l 4iles front hence, where they will remain duriqg ilininstallation,' and lilt after the Oxford Races, which folio* on the Tuesday after. ..;the Chancellor, accompanied by the Marquis of Ancdqughaip stud Earl Teas pie, are expected to ar. •rire here la.stsOrow evening. Thai Marchioness of Suckingliaiii3Onid the fcitiale branches of the , GreJtvillo (*Oink aro not 'expected . till Tuesday ; 11110/011% ; ;, _,_ BIRTHS. On Sn:iday, in Tavistnek-street, .lie•dford-sgjhte;the Lady of Captain Charles Carah.un, of the It illiaut Pitt East In diatnan, or a sun. On Sunday evening, at his house in ,Chester-street. Gros venor-place, the Laity of the lion. Wallin:a H. Gardner, of a daugnter. Ye:today morniaz, Mrs. T. Jayler, New Broad-otreet, of a Wql. MARRIED.. On Saturday be4t, by the Rev. Rush, Mr. John Dob son, or Losidun, to Miss Barker, of :Cadogowplace,iobehieSt. t . . • • DIED. • . ~. Oa 'the 30th Jane, at hoe house at Twjekenham, Isabella, the Lady al the lane Major Cole, eldest daughter•of the late. Sir Henry Ibbetson, Batt. laid consist to Iraucis Burton,* Esq. 51. I'. fur Oaford. 'is I . . . Oa Friday last, at his home at Basta°, after a long'lll- aro, %Vllltot ,Mace Brantley, EMI. a Bagiutou Hallo' Was w ickshire. i On Saturday morning b'l, after a lingering illness, Joh; Carrole, Lit. of Vale-plate, Ilaatutersutitb, kr )tis Mb; yt`*r. • i `•••• ;, C / WRALTILETH t DICA . MULiIiIIMPROYE D PLAN . • a.F/t (Alia; Demist, of Wobota.pl ace , Rooeu- N uare, beds leavet toast respectfully to Worts the NotsiLiT v mut filsiiTlt V. who may have occasito t . for the exercise of hi. talents, slim he ma, be consulted during the Winter Seas 1111 l hetneen the hours of Ten o'clock in th e Morning aud,.Viye in the Afteintom. A taro Portiop 'tribe Community having been already r e . levet), dm beitehiell Iv. Alert FR: IA L ed by Mr. FALLII It. from a Alinertil Preparation, he 6 ; 4. thittugh the fiberalits of his Fried Is, to give such refereaves,:lf to their elKcary and durability. as cannot (~i .proving satisfactory to those who may have occasion forsaeh substitute—nu advantage and indulgence never before, he I, e . !levee. enju) ed by II Denti,t. Mr. FALLL ft ett,xtge, to „ r . ftx from one Tooth to it whole Set, without pilau or trritati,, / , to the Patientond to renew them, st Ringo additional charg e , should they wear. or change colour. Mr. FAI.EUR exit tilmo :tills nil A RTI VIC! AL Pl. LATE, 'Jain manner peemiar to himself. lie ha lately Rte . corded in relies ing a Gentlest:lm, nhose.sittiCritig. anti priva tions Were great, anti w Moe easy i 4 ;14 (tithe ,, d it . ult mt. tore. This tieittlommi has authorized Mr. l'aleur (a, tt ,to from a feelitm of gratitude, as from a wish to satisfy an, fel -deature labouring under it signet:a nrdiction), to re t t ., 14 him in t a.e of any dottto \I r. falene s rap:11)11kt. To those who are not tiCiplainted with Mr. Fuleur ' he hPq leave to observe, that his charge in either ease will b e i t t was , found madernte. ls. Woburn -Once, .`filth November. 009. :SPRING Plll SIC. A SWEETEN Elt OF THE BLOOD. VEN El.'s ANTI-SCOILBUTIC GETABLE. PILLS are the he alterative an I p i , fier of the Blood, not requiring any confinement. 01 in Biel. This filediciiie dissolves iii the. Samara, with the food, and gradually pervades the circulating Am.., correcting in its passa g e every deviation trout a stat e o f health: in short, tins is the lung-situglit-fili Vegetahle Speci fic. or safe but activiieubstitute the uutt fast ininivaL Mercury, which never cures ilar disease o. ;lout generatiaa a worse • when all other medicines have f tried, the aheia live Pills otsy he relic' ants as a lIlCCale file the sears $. Scorbutic E.aptiiiiis the Drees of Mercury, and eye() tuner Disease arising front vitiated Blood. Prepared and igited b. Vetiel a.,d en. and sold ut 15J. Ovfard-stfeet. opposite ;',,m i—ireei ; Exchange ; Guiding's, 4`2. 1 1 .010416, tint), street and Richards. 193, Strand. Price is. t;d. tier llos. BY ICS MAJEiTY'S ROYAL LETTERS P‘Tes.NT, ROCsit.'S ROI :tf. al.ltl AI. EMBROCA TION, An clirclual CURL for Ilir 1100I'INU COII4II, uithout Medicitw. repittation this EMIJR.OOA. TqrFitoNiiiihrwiivgaallot‘ed, and the inventor. an odes to secure it genuine to the Public. and prevent the impositimis dads practised, by uuprinciplea persons ‘eadingrltitAertan, com positions, los 'Majesty has been pleased to grant flu al Letters Patent. for a seearity to the Pultlic. ap i nti,.ti,i g Lies the sole benefit of k 6 nand invaluable I)iseuvvry. The Public ;out E,iinilies may titeacrore be supplied. Wholesale and Itetail, at his house, NO. Ln, Kiag-street. llulhorn. um' are requested to observe that each Stamp op signed " J. Roche;" awl with each Thistle is civet' a fail di. rcelion. at the top 4i which is his Majesty's Arum Price 4... *oil All others nee Couinericio. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. r HE inficrier of this, a Proftssionil Man, who iL bas, foe the last ten year*, attended many Yellow; rtiv bouring uniler th.• above Disetoe, WA by his extensive Pw. tite has been so fortunate ail to discover it MF:1)1e1N that is an IN FALL' 1t1.1.1 CU It 1.1 for Ct)NSII.IIP ttEti S, by which Alettiriae he has cared.tviany whco ti, en over by emi nent Physician-, a.e l when du the last stage of a Consumption, attended null* CouAls and !Tilting of illiVort, Ac. tindtr these circumstance•, and at the requeet of his Friends, avid the ua:wy l'ersuns he has cure•;t, he therefore now pulahri offers It to those who are labouring muter tlwishove.-I.envis ( post paid) addressed fur A. It. No. 7, John-street, NivrAh, N evv -roads Mary-le-bone, Loudon, mill has e itivaiettiale ailet9i(l9ll -- • - rAurieor AGAINSV IMPOSITION. it!§intrious Preparations, in -imitation of Dr. • sttlLY'i RI.:AN (MATING SOLAR TINCTUttI:*. are imposla on the Pub k, it 'tremors the daty of tar POO-. prietor of the Genuine Medicine to guard theta agaitat such imposition io futures he there fore begs ieave lis inflow theta. the Genuine SOLAIt TINCTURE ttas hi, signature, " C. W. SAFI.T.Lf.." upon the 'onside of all the wrappers. A Pamphlet nwy be hint. 4 rivil containing is litinitwr of Curei lately performed by this valualite Restorer of Nature, its Disease sof the Breast and Langs. Asltfun, Dropsy, l's I sumpt• . Nervou: Complaints ' Agues, Couvulsitios, and all violent 1/istorders of the Staniar', and Roach. bold in battles, at to. 7s. (id. and I ts.ist the Original Wa se liOn,p, No. 40. New Bridge-,tree'. I.u.lgate-hill, Landon: art b must of the iespectahle Venders in the Kinvioto. • IMPAINSED with a consciousness that their deviation front the greetal. Out tub been highly beueti chd to Others. and irseprovell itt their profo,itual acquire ments by the maturity of near `2,1 years'espevieare, !dears. CURRIE mid Cu. coittituar, whit gm:Matra ardour, the era dication of those Disorders w ore the comegtience at illi cit indulgence, or tile destructive habits of the itietittsiderme School-hay. lit proferting date cure of these ciatiplaints, they hold out no itabiceineut to vier, out, sensible as all meu must be of the existence of such calaintfits, they 'firer their assis.f ance as regularly educated Surgeons of . Lottlltto, and of the ituyul Coltege of Ettitthurgli. to nil cases of Siphylitic iu rectum, teal io every complaint of Ikbility and Detieiruey, whether urisim; filial the iiit'atuution of a Certain destructive habit, long r& deuce its warm clitwitcs, free living, or aay other rause producitg a tlt•li..ioncy of manly Vigour, lino sway rely uu iL speedy restoration to vi..iross health. rheir improved plait of curio ; ; atrietures of tire Urethra has been tatteolle.l wit a peculiar saw vess. Strietui es et hist and I w etity ear- duratiou yical,*(l to their Itrattntill la the 'hurt perioti of Imre weeks. St . % +AA Noblemen:And Gentle men of the first I espeetufiiiity who %Ave lanotarest Oilier this pitiful and distressingfilisease., bayou: received a rattical and permanent. cure, porticularly request that refers-hers ratty be made to them, its satisfactory s*\idetiees of t he decided stipe riority of Alessrs. Carrie MO Co..S Ift•il.avait. .W.thy of these Getitteineo had been tinder the care of Niv,sr, Home, Heaviside, mot 'alter Surgeons of 41'031 eminence, wait, attempted their CM by tile applicati 4444 of the LUilaT without success. Me-rs. Currie and Co. inny be consulted by pubcots arbiter se% with the greatest secrecy nod honour. at their liou-e, ldiaintforn-garden.—Vatreils in the 4114151- try, Stating the particulars of their cow. thelot.ing ;I remit hole.. for advice and medicines, will have one same given or sem to Part of the Uniteet Kingdom. -St'. ttart-;ortlet4._ ADVICE. WIZEN Menr .oetlricatioli andpratetAtitial skill use perseveriog endeavours to di rim& the most safe and effectual method of treating n few prevailing Disease:. the ,uccessful result of their experience is 'the beat proof of siipertority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons. after being regularly educated and. initiated into every branch of the protessiost, (eerti4cttes .of which, from dni . crein Hospitals. and tesii 'anoints from the must eminent Plssielairs, thes have to eon. since ;my Enquirer), nese induced to male the core of the following Diseases the A t iect of their particular studs. air. ft CERT-1 IN DI SO 111) E t, frequently contracted in a m . oment of intoxicution ; and its colic 't.l ,1,,. STII IC T lilt ES and SLEETS, its aloi D E 111 LIT Y . , iv hetlwr arising trout Bac chunilian indulgences, Log residence in -warm climates, ill A 9 liCit rr SOLI FAIL V . VICE, fins oftenu n ndsappily porstird by the Youth of bola reties; in the one it will he (n'd thee:tome of SI:m[I.ITV or BARRENNESS, and in the other oicusino a MilliMerolli train of nervous diseases. which. if not tinsels remedied, teammate in IMPOTENCE and CONSLIMPTION. The result of a long and extensive practice has enalil . ed them, by a silPerior method, to effectually remove time .3.- inap..cote.., with out soh orders, however inveterate or c• h d jecting the patient to the least restraint itt diet or exercise; i and in slight VEN Eli EAL CASES, .4 Isere im earl C sippl ica t ion is sonde. after discov:ry of the infectioo. t hey pktige thrill' selves to performoi cure in the short interval of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode Of he/ninon in the cure of the above complaints (winch bits never been known to fail in one single instauce in twelve yearn practice. during which period tunny per-.nn of bulb tease, have fsecn cured, even after severe and titpirious methods tool been pur sued by other practitiotwrs without elteet), ioduces itilesVs• DosS and Co. to than publicly uder their advice. They may be cuosulted by either vek d iity, personally, or by leiter, oil p ijas Wah:e Secrecy, delicacy, and att. 'kith'. .. tatik.igs in the 'Country -inelosing aßa il ' nc Note, are,re qui, a state the particulars of tarn - case. a g e, and num °eV living, and novice and medicine will be for warded to• „iini, ifrt of the Kingdom. f Messrs. l ions and Co. 13, bouverie-street, Fleet—street. . . _ .. . • . )N uo Milli PiAsiii.sett Lo Ki it. OH ST ATICaIiAX oIiEtCK _. ~,,;~