Star.
London, England, 1812-02-21 00:00:00

• 5P.711T12+70.

A 'materrias -14ett—made which vrtsl excite as mach
interest in tl'e Sister Kingdom as the celebrated race
between Halairtosion and Diamond did in tl.is. It is
between the Marquis of Ss.ton's (late the Duke of
GRAFTON) horse Pepe, who has borne a distittguished
character as a race•hrwse in Englund, and lifr. 0,
Dnues's Irish horse lielyhori, long allowed to be the
best horse in Ireland; having won in the last three
years the incredible number of fourteen King's Ptete,
It is to be rim next October, at Armagh, fur the
sum of 2000 guitras.—Four
Artsr.C.%ll IN NEUTRALIZING AllieNtCo•...AT the
Newmarket First Spring Meeting 1814 Spaniard,
Pirouette, the Dandy, and a colt of Sir I. sue,
DISH'S died, in consequence of a solution or arsenic
having been put into the trough at which they %sem
watered. Two horses (Reveller and Calebs) drink
out of the same trough, but were recovered, as is be,
lieved, by administering vinegar to them, which
said to have the effect of neutralizing arsenic, ma
is confirmed by an instance within our knowledge, si
a child recovered by the same remedy, who had mei.
1 dentally swallowed arsenic. A repetition of this hee,„
rid scheme is happily prevented, by t'., sinirkeepe,
Brent of introducing small fishes into the uelee
i troughs ; but the tact of vinegar's being an antidote
to the effect of arsenic, appeared to us too immune
not to be mentikined, especially as it is nut genet*
known even amongst' medical men.
Ile Lady et Liearenost•eatamel Mortis, at i &weft

At Cumming.% Hotel, riamiosttlit NU* V am, aged rot
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rentrnkt from L'ortiogal.

Sunday, at his houtre at Kin/raves, near Taunton, Witten&
Grnreal Chapman, of the Ru)al Artillery, aged Gil. • .
In the Island of rarbadoes, the t7th ()turbot' lay.of them)...
fryer, Mary, the wife of beputy-A olatent -Crenurtnotry4 4.44
Cook ; and at Ilarluce, en the Ruth *reedier kit, her wile%
:=e.l eight month..

C HALLE— -
MESSRS.
ajest) 's Semite, challenge the wattle world to PIM a
single instance where their Medicine and method of case hey es
failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years la tho
particular branch of their protasis bus not Om rise to ea ta
unsuccessful case.
They continue to direct their studies to The treatment and At J.
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the a,
which Is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful t(cesaii
habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of bailie:of
in the one it will be found to he the unfailing source of biros
ness ; the other have its ravage, fatally deveh Ted te them by sdw
tressing state of debility, which, if not tinsely remedied,tereitato
in impotence. These are its remote and uhintate effects, wage teas
sumptions,ioss of muscular power, and various nervous maples.
usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary eke. Of pa
sons langadahing under the disorders incident to such a hobbit.*
treatment* simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in de
course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. le de
most übetinate and comni!crted news of venereal faraday ads
as obstructions in the urethra, spongy excrescent:Ns, ham te,
moues, catous takers, eruptions, seen mai weakness, Ain. at de
6'l'9l6lMA
Whether recent or of long duration and which have hailed*
stiff ofother Practitioners ; are by air present improved phi d
reunion t, effectually and pershanentkreured, without thepatbit
suffering the escruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage who
then follows the application of the lunarcau.tic. In the come d
to years extensive practice in this metropolis, mamma mod
Steatites have heels and are daily umkx their are, the tag
eradication of which are elfeeted by a safe, certain, and up*,
dons mode of practice, srpertorto any other yet gored. Tie
weakness, relseation, andsiebilityiewereeding treaties somphin,
la speedily rentuved, and the .pa:sent re toted to mad sal sit
gormis health. But where the &At,* ha f.Yr yeses esistad..
proper per.ererance In their moist:Aire rettiedits, afte titani .
tore has been destroyed,- trindispeniaidy roguish-to revise el
slumbLaing sparks atitfitatasktto reanimate the Constitution.
Several Noblemen- and Gentlemen, of the first resets:gift
have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fur the r.•
moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. aad,WIN
received a radical and permanent cure, request that refers*.
may he made to them as satisfactory evidences of the &Adam
polarity of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment.
of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten te **tyro
and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and Melville
and other enrieons of equal eminence, who attempted do am
by she application of the lunar caustic,, without swam
Messrs. Curtle and Co. may be consulted by either salad*
greatest debcacy, secrecy, and humor( at their home, fin tr,
Hacton-Garden. Patients in the country err mimed tee
the particulars of their cue, age, and suited hiM et
tnclostng a rensittanse for advice and medicines, wits Hess
alit be given or sent to any part of thtkingdon.

TO THE PUII.IC.
DR. GI LUE Wrs VEGETABLE ANTISCOR.
BUTIC DROPS, In bottles at Sta. and aem tits
4t. Gd. The variety of diseases that prevail at Mittman dile
year, generally originating Irons impurities of the Mood,
ted stomach, or obstructed perspiration, it is with the Whitt*.
fidenee of success that we strenuously tecomMend tkb •
medicine to public notice, as befog a certain preventatise eel •
fur numeral's thews, particularly the land and act &web
ecru, King'sEv ', ulcerated Sure Legs, running Woes& b •
part of the body, Leprosy, Eruptions after the Simnom •
Measles, Inflammation in the Eyes, St. Anthony's Bite, -
tknt and Rheumatic Gnut slow, nervous and intermittiriy
and all the long train of disorders which attend the Scurvy
natly. caxeLit.
Remarkable Cure of a Canter in the face, wberebygrO
the nose was cenisorned, the fate and oyes dreadf
and the head distracted with pain, whlds facts verified* ti
truth of Win. Crain: the folluwlrg is the copy hobs
take* at the Guildhall, Plymouth, the ale Dm.
Tows A i LALLSittp*ll
1, William Croitt, toe of roe Borough of Saloisk-, INO
the Borough of Plymouth, let the ehunty44.ll. rno,‘ Wean*
make sails that I was afflicted with a cancer in my fate idllr
w:Tda of ten months, 1 had a very painful wain.] seattil
nose, the greatest part of my face was dreadfully iaodr4ll°'
dud with the most acute pain that could possibly lie eratortiloof
, head was also distracted with pain, and my eyes so rtven4/14°•
ed that I could not bear the light, and obliged nitro dt what
together with my Arad ow my knees or some othet tuyoottio;
lug my afflictiou 1 tried various medicine', es won
• catty, as others without receiving the least :slier, and dos..
, increased daily; worn out with pain, eurprospect of m°l4__
hating exhausted the little earnings amany hard yaw 121wo
was almost reduced to a state of despondency, what! we
to make trial of Dr. Gabert's Vegetable Andscsehatitiko
the strong reconnutiulat ion of those who had rect4ved Oak •
the medicine gave ate imp* It would succeed. and Inkl4l,
yeafi-ed by the time I had taken the record be*, r7.g
tirely left me, the wound daily got better, and by the Woo' '"'"
taken live bottles-1 gained a perzect cure.
Witness my hand, Wit oast Clete. ,
Sworn before me at the Guildhall, Plymouth, this SLArdiq
December, 1801. 'reouss EatA:Otit,
The above Vegetable .4ntiscorbotic Drops ass Met Irk }VI
of, and prepared only by Dr. C. S. Gilbert. Jr': of the 1. 4
Fore.street, ?xeter, but now of Fore-Arno, 1/ock. .
sale, and retail, at Butler's Warehouse, 4, Chearkki
Paterroster-row, Lutidon. They, ate also sold whotw'w
Nlesws. Williams and Dyer, Barter; and rerzil Par°.
mouth ; Brodie and Co: Sallshoty; 3110°I;._.
Sherboine; Woolmer,Erter; Ordain, Portsmouth: 4'n't
sea; Legg, Goseort ; H.:l.re)% Sot:do/rip on: 'lltemf'°°'
port pSinittions, Managed ;. Langwortity,Weysiaotk;
best., Bridport ; Brim, Axminster; William' 4!ld St!'
ton; Pitts,- Newton Abbott ; Croydon, TeignMaom
awksh ; and by meat rfierlleitseventlers and newts

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