Star.
London, England, 1814-04-20 00:00:00

NAVAL PROMOTRI NS AND'APPOINTMENTS.

C'aptal3 Icdward sil4y to the rank of rag Captain.
13e I :on. Lord Algernen Percy, to the rank of Commie4er,
and appointett io the rwallew.
Lieutenant John G. Ap!in, lately commanding the Arrow, to
the rank ut Cowman&
' Mr. U. Thontpautt, t 3 the rank of Lieutenant.
C4talus E. S. I'. Knox, to the Eurotaa trip,a r, dorm& th ..tr-
calvery et Captain Phttlituure; H. 1:to bet, to the Martini; anti
- SuDivas, to the Weber.
Lieutenants huchan, to canuntaud the Ptlte-; D. J. ackmoi
to the Colost.us t at.ti .1. St Itru, to the Llectra.

Mr. Cottrell, Purser, to the Cho.
The following Gentlemen hair ptassrel !Weir eximMatioo for
Lieutenants, at Plymouth : Messrs. NT. Mitchelli, Retitstietr ;
C. V. Sintinotts, Hrrntt►; .R. it Johnson, Usk co Charlotte.;
G. Vicar:, W.trfpite; T. Phels, Adder ; ani R. Taylor, Z416/0.

INt Its-r.—An ,isition was taken yesterday en
the body of the coachro..n •.,o Lord Ross EN DALE, who
died in the hospital on the preceding day. The de.
ceased was in waiting at the Marchioness of I.as-
itiowNies, and uhilst seeping en the hoz the horses
started, and lie was thrown oil and broke a leg, be-
sides being otherwise much bruised. He was coo-
vele(' to the hospital, where he died. Verdict —Ac.
cidentitl D nth.

At Nliddlesex St.ssions, 'yesterday, R. l'illiss was
indicted for assaulting his own father, and also J.
Hare, a constable of '......dgeware. tietrolint was
tl-,e sin of a labtvatio,..l of in, residoig at I....dgt•wate
with his father. On the day mentioned in the indict.
.inent, he cart ied violence so tar as to turn his pa.
rent nit of doors. The poor old man proceeded to a
Magistrate for advice 11.1ov to re:tiiin possession tf his
premises, who advise.l-1140 to take a constable and Ilk
demand, cr, if necessary, force admission. He ac-
cordingly applied to H re, and they want to tie
house, into whic4 with some d'tTiolty they gained ata
entrance. They were no sooner in, however, than
the dcrendant first struck his lather in a brutal man-
lier, and then, seizing a poker, knocked the constable
down, and made a deep ir.cfsion in his head through
his bar, which reduced him to a state of insensibility.
On his father asking hini if lie was not sorry for what
he had done ? he repted in the n.gative, and said,le •
WAS d--d gild he had done him up. The pr'soirer
was found Guilty in both cases, and was sentenced to
be imprisoned two months for each assault, in the
House () Cerrection, and.to pay a fine of £lO. •
',3cttaret
A YOUNG LADY, of the age of 16, having berm
t'lf-tgations at d extrt.4ne. had
health, was given uv,r as a hopeless case by eminent practitio.
hers. By the use of &Pit U V'aPA r rAN ['SCORBUTIC
llROPS,shv has recovered her health, andher present state pro-
migsa perfect care.—Wm. lulrlin, of the Palish of Rothethithee
ftora a wesk state of health, and Serophulous Affection-of the
Elbow Joint, ie alto by theft 'weans perfectly restorrd.—flan-
nah Thurston, near Wooitbekiat, 44 able to leave her bed atter
two years coslinement, and requests another bottle, in hopes of
completing her recovery. The efficacy of the Patent Anttscor-
butic Drops is well known in Eruptions, Scorbutic, Gouty, and
Bilious Affections. •
Sold wholesale by E. Edwards, 66, St. Pants &welt-yard; and
retail at the Dispensary, 15,'0150, stinArc, London, in bottles Of
65.; double, 10e. 61.1 ; and largest, ft. duty inclutka.
COMPOUND ESSENCE SS.
To prevent countereeiti, the Genuine Medicine Las a Black
Ink Stamp.—Mr.., may be eautsulted personally, or by letter,
at the 11ispettsay, on the usual Profrs...oaat Terme.

MES.Sikb.CUi. kch lk and Co. Surgeons, late 11l Wl*
Majesty's Seirviie dialiengt :he whole word to proW a
single instance wkere their Mediene and method of cure ever
failed of the desired efr et The prnciice of many years in the
partleulat branch of their prole:Aim has not given rise to one
unsuccessful case. •

They continue to &stadiar settees to the treatment and cure
of Venereal Complaints, and that derar...,enteut cf the systes .
which is the consequence i,t the pernicio,ts andwasteful effects.of a
habit lung and moat unhappily purhued by tl.e youths .sf both sears,
in the ohe it will be found to be the uniziong sources sif barren-
ness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis-
tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates
in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while con-
sinsiptions,loss of muscular power,anlear nervous cont.'saunts
usually ckaracterise the c.irlier stars of this solitary vice. Ot t er-
sons Lanzeishirts under the disorders incident to sect a hetet, their
Teatuodot is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, zn the
..courte of a long, laborious, mud south extended practice. h the
most übstitiate and complicated cases ut venereal infection, arch
as ob.tructions in the urethra, spongy etcrescenees, hard tu•
raors„ callous uicers,,eruptions, seminal weakness, sleets, as also

*nud ru KES,
Whetlser repent or of keg duration, and saLtirk bates baffled the
skills/ether Practitioner*: are by the r present tmproved }Plan of
treatment; effettinay and permanently cured, without the ratios
s.dfering the excruciating pain" find alarming hemortt age whi&
atom fis:lows the stypheatioa of the tuner causrc In TS( course of
SU yeariextenelitcyractot In this nietropo::s, numerous cases of
Itrctures hay.. beta and are daily under their care, the total
grads' cation of wkkb are effected by a safe, certain, and expedie
noes mode of practice, superior to any ot`er yet a :orted. The
weakness, relaxation, and debility procredMg from this corn.
plaint, is . speedily removed, and tit.: patient restored to sound
and vigorous health. but where the debility has tot years ells.
ted, a proper pepeverance in their restorativa reme.l,es, after the
F.tricture has been destroyed. Is itylispensahly tequ.site to revive
the shintbering of end to reatlim sty tin. cor.sot dead
:lever's! Nnlshistien and Or room, ,•of ti c hrs. fever :` etc e
4,1 been under the oat's of M Currie slid Co for t Y.
au,stel At cutulaWnts of the Prethrs %c. ' a •
received a •rad'.(l.l an,l Fcrnta Cat cure, re.l:iest t! At re:lers.e.
may be aude'rn them as satisfactory evidences est the 1..11 .•
purkeity of Messrs. Currie awl Co 's plan ,it fermi, tir 1;.4
trust Gittatirrnets hat Suictures from tea to (wort!
and •were under the care of lbws. lining and I hat
*lid other surgeons et equal nal:beta ,fitentf:tal their cure
by the application of the lunar caustic, without 40:e.s.
Patients It .Country are requested to stele the particulars
is( their case, zl . and mintier of Whig, recliner lIS WA'
, note tut advice and ins.dicines, and the same tirtn be given el
I. ir ‘atile.4 to any part of the Kingdom.
r 'Mews. Currie sal Co spay be coesultr4 by either Sew, al
the greatest delicacy, secrecy and bonsai, at that Imu,e, N.
401.14atino-narden.

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