Star.
London, England, 1812-06-22 00:00:00

Pembroke Rif men, •bnlit 3(10 strong, bay,
be

arrived at Catrickfeter, vrtt+e they are to
tioned;

Colonel GORDON is to succeed Colonel MURR trim
the office of Quarter-Master-General to the lititish
army in the Peninsitla ; the latter officer has been
appointed to the sane station in Ireland.
The COMMANDER in CHIN 7 has issued circularab
directirg that a portion of the regular infantry And
militia troops may be allowed to assist in getting in
the harvest.

Government has purchased the common at Worm-
wood Shrubs, consisting of between 30 and 40 acieF„,
and detachments of the East London and Tower
Hamlets Militias have for some time past, been em-
ployed in clearing the ground. It was once insv,a-
templation to erect barracks there t but the idea, we
believe, is, for the present, abandoned. Several re-
views are expected to take place there during this
summer. A small encampment (26 tents) has been'
formed there, which will be increased, and a part of
the Royal Staff are now at tip Mitre, on the bank of
the Paddington canal.
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CIIESTER, JCNE 2 ).-14f1 further respite his yet
been received for the three other persons, Green',oalli,
Heywood end Lowndes, convicted of I irtio4 and note
under sentence of death in the Castle. k supposed
that their sentence will be carried into execution on
Thursday. We sincerely hope, however, that the
Royal arm of mercy will still be extended to them.

By a gentleman who arrived on Saturday from:
Stockport we learn, that in cons:quence of tee great
success of the ',sulfites in procuring arms by noctur- •
nal visits, tin Has 10 and other Magistrates, in the.
vicinity of Manchester, have been authorised by Go-
vernment to grant warrants-to the High Constable,.
Mr. Calms biota, to enable him, with proper assist.
mace, :n seize arms f every description belonging to
the inhabitanti, wherever they pieta be found, as the
only means cif preventing them fiom Wittig into the
hands of the disaffected. 'The High Constabie com- •
menced his rounds o.i Thursdar, o.corted by the
Stockport Horse-patrele, who have shewn themselves •
so worthy to be trusted.on all occasions.

Tuesday night last, the Laise, obtained a con-
siderable quantity. of arms. From the widow- of
an officer they procured eight swords. The gang
consisted of about 100, and they were headed by a
person who, from all appearance, was much supe-
rior in rank' to a mechanic. They continue to pr.ia
tise their m litary exercise under cover of night.
Last Sunday, at da).ihreat, a body of tywards of
2,000 were observed bre ikiag up in different direc-
tions on a moor, about six miles fr m St,ckport,
where they hid Assembled during the night.
The writer of the threatening letter lately sent
to Mr. H. Wood, of Leice..t.!r, has been lodged in
the county gaol. He was Secretary to a Luddite
Society, and was iirpeached by ail accomplice.
Thursday one of the clothing mills of Messrs.
Brown and Co. WAS burnt down ; a Large wheel,
which had recently been erected on the premises, was
however, fortunately saved. The propeity' was in-
stil ed.

The extensive woollen mill called " Gibraltar,"
near Pudsey, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, this
property of Messrs. Thackray and Carlisle, was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning se'nnight. The
loss is estimated at 90001. The CALM Of the fire is
unknown.
We are sorry to say, that our private accounts from
the western part of Yorkshire, upon which we can
rely with confidence, are of a very alarming nature.
They state, that the malcontents hold nightly watches
on the tops of the hills, lighting beacons, or making
some other sort of signals ; and when the cavalry are
proceeding. to surprise them, rockets are thrown up
to give notice of their approach, and the assemblage
is of course dispersed before the troops can reach it.
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNE 22.
The fresh arrival. of Wheat this day snake but a middling
supply, line sample.* In the early part of the forenoon fetched a
small advance, but sales In general named at little fluctuation
Barley, with Malt, remain nearly at last quoted ptites—White
and Grey Peas likewise—Not having many Beene of the two
kinds, they are named somewhat dearer—Oats mo hi sheet lova
ply, and this trade fully maintains the ust omilissmaker •
"ninon variation. •.•
CUILItAT Places AO DADRA
Wheat, 104.. 132.. 150 s. Beans 735. Ms. •
Pins ditto, 1525. 156.. Tick ditto, 708.7641. •
Rye, 114 s. 901. Oats 49.. 55.. 56x. •:• 4
Barley, 64..706.0d. Poland ditto, Sys. cos.
Mall, 96.100.. Potato* ditto, 61.6 611 a. ?". ;I'44°
Whits Peas (boilers) 50* 86. Rape Seed 474. Abp. • . • '
Fine Flour, 4155.1201..--fteteds,lloe.te 1/54
SMETHFIELD...Iune U. . .
Ewe ft lid to ss 2d Veld 7. Od la Ss W
Mottos Ss *ldtoes 44 Park Oa Od to le et . 1
Limb Te. NI. to .oft 04.
Duets, shoot 1456-41h.ne soil Limbs, le,/111
Cak_os..llli—FlP.
TRICE OP HAT.AND arTRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Hay 11 ogle 81 ISO Neve Omer 51 Ss to 71 le
New Hay Id es so 04 ile Saw Slasaduslaa•
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. Wre—AirAmmo consequence
of an Infor*iOnsi that imlaw.Tul games were Car rift'
on at it C; rt.iin house in Pall Msdl, Adkins, accompa.
tried by Taunton, Salmon, Mance, Petty, aid seieral.!
others were dispatched there on Thursday niglet,
'will,: a Warrant to seat& the house and apprehend;
all in it. They got to the house about halt past ter
o'clock, and found no.difficulty in gaining admit
tepee by the No entrance doors. Some of them had
entered the- back 'drawitig-room on the first floor be.
fore it was known that officers were in the house. A
general scuffle ensued between the persons assembled
in the room round the earning table and the officers. •
"11 man; Said to be a Gentleman of rank,_ made his
escape out of,the window. An officer in the Guards
`ars'o, in a Aleseerate effort, escaped cut of the room,
met Adkins on the stairs, but. being a poweiful man,
-he knot-144.11re officer down, and eventually escaped.
Another t:ifficer in the Guards, in the general con-
fusion and' scat got a black eye and had his coat
Tnn APPROACHING Hartesar..--Tlie provincial
.torecand•was robbed of IE9O. papers which reached town on Saturday represent the
Friday', the parties secured were brought to the wheat as getting into the ear, and never looking
above Office, and underwent an examination before
goer; and barley and oats promise equally well.—
Ml'. NA ass. The apples kern strong and out of danger of blight.
Adkins stated, that there had been play In the and likely to prove 'abundant. New potatoes have
house on that night ; and the other officers produced come to market during the two last weeks. Corn,
a qmortity of playing and red cards, silver counters, a I comes freely to market, owing to the supplies re-
dice-box, and other articles. Iceived by inreortation. The harvest is expected t 0..•
After the evidence of the officers were gone be an early one.
through, Mr. ALLEY called upon them to produce the ! • A few days ago a gentlemen at Westham, near
money that had been taken from the room. They Pevensev, dug up a crop of new potatoes, and has
all declared that they had produced every thing that since planted the ground with the same vegetables
they had seized. Mr. ALLEY explained, and Said, thus two crops of this useful root will be produced in
he did not mean the slightest imputation upon the one year; a circurnstanceseldom heard of.
officers, and'believed what they had said tobett ue,and 1 Tuesday afternoon, during a very severe thunder
had no doubt that they had done theinduty upon this storm, a man and his wife, and daughter, were at
as upon all similar occasions ; but he pledged himself work in a brick kiln, near the York road, about two
that about 1500 had been taken or stolen from the ' miles from Boronghbridge—the girl was struck dead
room, £4,00 from off the table, and sE9t7 forcibly by the lightning, the man, from the same cause-, quite
taken out of an officer's (in the Guards) pocket. " lost the use of both his legs,,and the woman her arms.
! Mr. Nairn observed, this-proved the description of i Monday a poor labouring man, employed in level-
persons who resorted to the house. Mr.• ALLEY said ling the new burial ground at Stoke church, near Ply-
they should offer a reward for the recovery of the mouth Dock, was buried underneath a considerable
money. The Learned Gentleman then addressed the ! geantity. of rubbish that suddenly fell upon him.—
Maeistrates and said he presumed this business would Unfortunately the accident was not discovered until
be aispsed of as had been customary for some time the unhappy sufferer had been suffocated. When
past, by holding to bail the persons who were in cus- found, his head eras nut more than six inches from the
tody; under the Act of Henry E;-6-hth,made for such surface.
cases. Mr. NARES entertained some doubts upon' Tuesday last an Inquisition was taken at Down-
' that subject. Mr. Amoy then addressed the Magis- ham Market, on the body of D. Jarvis, who having
trate at considerable length, and argued upon the been accosted by R. Eagle, in very abusive language,
weakness of the case, in for the 1200 penalties struck him, and afterwards tell into so ungovernable
for playing at unlawful est and. contended, that 'a passion that he dropped down and expired on pro-
if that was the object, they ought to know who- the ceeding a few yards. Juroes verdict—Died by ex-
informer was, he being entitled to ene-third of the cessive passion.
penalty. in order that he, being a party, they might Saturday evening, about nine o'clock, a decent:
be enabled to rebut what he said, or prove him an in- looking middle-aged woman was seen to purloin a
competent witness. shoulder of mutton rrom a butcher's shop it Spital-
Illr. Anotenus Kowa on the same side: . fields, and going off with the same was stopped ; a
Mr. NA ItES said he should hold the parties to bail, mob collected round her, and began to handle-her very
birder the Act of Henry the Eighth, reserving to him- roughly, a gentleman happening to pass at the time,
self the further consideration its to whether he should interposed, learning the cause took her into a house;
• authorize a proceeding against the parties for the pe- where being informed that the party was a widow,
nalties, from the evidence given before him that day. being left with six chileren, and was in great distress
The master of the house was, in consequence, f..r want, veil humanely gave her some money to
held to bail, himself in 1200, and two sureties in supply her present wants, and gave her his address
ZIOO each, for his good-behaviour, and Not to be where to call upon him, when Ire would do something
found in a gambling house for 12 months. [ for her family.
../n important Discovery, Eighteen rears Ertallished
Other three persons, suspected of being concerned .
in the conducting and manag•ng of the house, were
to the.fir4t City.
ent on the proprietor, to give it if pos-
each in £5O, on similar conditions.
in the World—Consequently it becomes
held to bail, themselves in £lOO each, and two sureties , a duty incum b
isible, an universal publicity, which he is now endea-
vourins to accomplish, at an expence little short of
Three Thousand Pounds a Year, by hourly inform-
ing and hourly proving to mankind of all descrip-
tions, that those who are tortured with the Gout,
I Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Heid-
i
ache, Bilious Sick Head-ache, Aithmatic, Consump-
tive and Bilious complaints, Tooth-ache, Face-ache,
lor Ear-ache, may be cured in a reasonable time by
the use of the GLIKSTONIAN MEDICINES; and by ap-
' plying to the Inventor, B. GUEST, Chymist, No. 9,
1 Great Surrey street, Black-ftiars.bridge, between the
hours of nire and twelve any morning, (Sunday es.-
cepted,) may be perfectly relieved before they leave
I him, which is such an earnest of cure as no empiric
1 or regular practitioner. except thOse that practice
with the same preparations, did ever dare to promise,
because not being able to succe. d,ithey would prove
" themselves impostors, and the lame ducks would
quack so loud as to be distinctly heard at an im-
fmense distance, justly. pronouncing them pretenders
only to medical knowledge. The truth of Which may
be seen by examining the Stan newspaper, which
will lead to conviction the most ebstinate sceptic.

On Saturday, in the Co6rt of Common Pleas, an
action was brought by Mr. WATER.% ort. of the Fro-
prietors of the Opera House, against Mr. TAYLOR,
the other proprietor, for 11190, the amount of money
received for a box belonging to Mi. WATERS.—Ver-
dict for plaintiff, 4290. •
BERKSIIIRE.—The following inquisitionitzve late-
ly been taken'by Mr. SLADE, -Coroner ; At Long-
cot, on the body of Eliz. Large, who met her death
by a piece of timber accidentally falling upon lier.—
Verdict—accordingly. At Farringdon, on the body
of John, Harris, who was found dead in his bed--
Verdict--visitation of God. At Abingdon, on the'
bodrot Henry Day, who-fell into the :pier Thames,
and was drowned—Verdict—Accidental. And at
Bouillon, on the body of Joseph Povey, who fell into
a tl' cf water, and was drowned—Verdict—Acci.
'tal.
littr,
.C,tikransuay, JuNs 19,-Yesterday, at Beacon-
Hill
near Ospringe, as Dr. BUDSOItu, in company i
-wiar another gentleman, was descending the hill in a .
gig, Vie horse became restive,„ when,the Dr. in en. I
defvoiring to get &On; the back of the chaise anfor. I
tunitely got entangled with the hind Part, by which
means we are sorry to say his leg was broken in two I
;slices; and he war otherwise very severely bruised in
the fate. He wassrensoved from thence to the Ship
at FavershatiOvhete he now lies in a very dangerous
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state.
Friday, as are of Mr. Swann's men was attending
the, machinery at Wolvercott mill, near Oxfo:d, his
clothes ISectime entangled with one of the wheels, in
consequence of which he was so dreadfully bruised,
tharhe expired in an hour afterwards. He has kft.'
a wife and several children. • ' •DIXD.- - ' •• . .. ."7--"
. At Edinburgh, en Case !Cab Instant, Cootie leirreisErai. Me of
Early on Monday morning four of the prisoners . the Depute Clerks of sashimi.
confined-in Deal Gael, under the stnteneeot the last 1,, Sunday seneight, Mrs. Bolton, wife of Dr. Bolton, of Yotghal,
and daughter est' Sirth Edward Hoare, Bart. _ _ _
Ger:eral Suss,ons, found menus to make their escape
by' perforating the wall of the prison at the back r;art I the Lately, Essex °R2erianniTtwO; 1-igrticiala. R-
usse"'
Eq. Captain in
(if the Black Bull. A. few days ago, at Limerick, in Ireland, Major Stoddart, of
Monday evening a child about two years old, in the Inatisit"lth• Ditgwas* He had a tail front his horse, and re-
ceived so severe* wooed en his head, that he was deprived of
the Momentary absence of the 'Mother, fell Out of the i lits%-euses, and died wort after.
chainber-window of a house at River, near Dover,' da the 19th of May, In the fifth year of his age, ciptus wit-
and pitching on the stones below, dashed out its liam Dorms, of the Artillery. If the must endearing sweetness
brains, and caused its instant death. I of d:sposition )(geed to the most manly firmness of diameter;
if the mast aliecitionans gentleness in private life, united with the
Tuesday, a
.private of the name of Jones, belonging I most active bravery and 'minus perseverance in his professional '
to the Fiteslitre Militia,
.whn are on duty at W Ico_- duties, ! can interest Val public fitilitigs, the Les of this promising
wich, over the convicts, was stationed as a cen• :rid, i officer must be sleekly lamented. His indefatigable exertions 1
and while in his box he placed his loaded musket by ; lunadet e ser
Sirvice dutiirieg
laidtb thebatit 91-ufnoudgattrontaortrapailguLlf 18c
nary :1-9.,
Fo.„,
the side of it, when it unfortunately/lipped • and went . plaint, which was invemedby a subsequent residence at Halifax,' sale, an-
di, the contents passed through his head and killed to which his deity calked him. Such was the confidence reposed Paternoste
-.1 on the spot. - lin his skill and conduct, that be was destined for an important Messrs. Wile.
the .son of Mr. Baker, stone-mason,. at ; aproi;lna thele,Bennwheaudas. . as
his cur El ;reiticieeiriwilltrhice
nollitecetteiny
tabetorier
epees'
Sherburne;
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a little boy aged six years, dropped his lof Madeira, where he displayed, during the progress of a fatal sea; Legg, Goa,
.:. Medway, near Maidstone Bridge,. audio ! di.Order, the piety of a Cyristiaa and the fortitude of a soldier.— port; Simmons
\Touring to recover it, unfortunately sripped i..- . His interment was conducted with military honours., and attended ben.. BridPo7 '
'l' Iby the principal Portuguese Offisers, the WWI Factory, and ton; Pam,
-, and was drewosd. " . • ~• usher residents of &autism. Pawlishi 1
- at.i., z..IL 4. via,44 t

uti.
• At Galley Head Signal Station, on the 12th instant, the Lady
ig` 1 icuteraut Chtudea King, R.N. of a daughter.

• lAAR It 'F.D.

Rev. Francis Jones, Rector of Rockiegham sad Lqttoa, Not-
tinghamshire, to Mary, eldest daughter of Richard Carter, Esq.
of Fraley,
Rev. F. L. Strong, M.A. Rector of Titsey, Surrey, to Anna
Marta, eldest daughter of George Trittou, Esq. of West -Lill,
Wabtiswort h.
Res. Thomas Bedford, Rector of St. Heitz s, Worcester, to
Catharine, wi•low of Lieutettant-Culottel Maunnoch, latt of the
65th Regiment.
At Upton Bishop, Herefordshire, the Rev. C. H. 1.. Grettoa,
to Miss Doting.

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lINITVISIZT IrtfL.LMENCE•
Lik• AFFECTIONS, with their usuaircorhniiimittit,i7
TNL SQUIRRELL's (Author >a she Maxims ofrl) HEIYMATISMS, PALSIES, AND col
-IL" Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have he:* Pro •
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scribed foe indi.estion and its effects for SO years with ationishine aye g Pains, Fla ulency, Indigestion, and genet al Diu
At Cambridge University, Sir William Brown 'a Prizes this
seccess. . ginatine In whatever.aource), are relieved and f titY year have been adjudged, fur the treek Ode, to Mr. John Tyes,'
These admirabl e medicines, taken join tly, evacuate bile, phlegm, by IA I ill'EliEAD's ESSENCE of MUS FARB Piero, .
of Trinity College; and fur the Latin Ode, to Mr. Manniduke
and water, give strength to the organs of digestion, invigorate the .every other means had tailed.
Lawson, of St. John's College.
nerves, remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, pro- : The HMIS Essence or MOITAIIn (used wi h the
OiroaD, JUN e 00.—Thui 'day last the Rev. J. Hayter, Chap-
lain in Ordinary to the Prince Rtgent, wrs elected a Fellow of the duce an appetite, and correct acidity. 'they also c.ifyie diseases of those comp'airra where necessary), is
the liver, 'and those Incident to warm climate*, or too free living- penetraistg, and remedy Ist the w,, ta -
Society of Antutuaries. r..., roma.
N. 11. The Powders taken alone remedy a costite habit, remove . the severest SPRAINS and BRUI •Ei in Ins than lop the Same day Aniihrose Dawson, M.A. of Brant:use College, was
elects Fellow of that Societe. obstructions, lessen irritability, dffitinish heat, carry off fever,cisre , usually taken by Oendeldoe, Ar pit-bus:de, or any whey I.
d
Thursday, Mr. Norton, of Queen's College, was elected Scho- the heasi7ache, and have singular efficacy is removing a fit of in- • tn• tit or F.tithrocation; and if ii.,d im it, 64,„.y ai.....
lar, and Mr. Gi With, Exhibi‘ioner, of that Society. - dAntinitury eta. risen, it prevents the part turnme black. ''' all
'Fite Powders es. 9d. or 6s. The Drops 2,. 9d. or 6s. sold at WHI Mille-0)1 tA,Mis.Y CFR IIT
ECCLESIASTICAL 4-40 MOTIONS.
Rev. D. Veysie, BD. is presented to the prebe4ol stall is the the hoe Tun's, Royal Exchange; elarke, ite9, filglustreet, lio• is equally efficac.oa4 lia• all ill-aaotlition..d sem. :'sare
rough; Mitchell, 9, Charles-street, Soho-square; and the Prise Scorbutic Eittenlims, Blotches,. Pimples, me... .
Cathedral Church of Exeter, void by the death of the Rev. Wm. oworaie,
prittor (from Soho.squere), 39, Cliariton-street, Somers lowa ; 1 Breakings out on the Face, Nose,aes and Er
:41a arr. L wi,--n- Sae
also by all the wholesale Venders in London. ptilanttel Eyes, Sore Hawk, and Scorimelelimmeers d
• Rev. W Diana Come, M.A. Rector of Tixall, and Chaplain to
scrap n. Merchants and Captains Of Ships allowed an ample discount I ' . ' • do
the Right lion. Earl Talbot, to held by dispensation the valuable ,
Prepared only, anti sold by R. Johnston. Apothecary, eitt.
Rectory or ewintierton Staffordshire. 'PREGNANT LADIES, whose situation retitlieSS Greek-street. Null% London. 'llse Essence and dim
• it iv. J. Illickburn, MA. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, .9. a temporary retirentent, may be accommodated with apart- 1
; the Cera•e at Is. I J. std Ss. al. Sn 4 byat tx
.to the.ieearage of Dare, id, Yorkshire.— every
,eachV
C•ll:"ltrTiriet G. ntjujiii,te.4haKs 'autila.mckn. Ink Stamp, with the eau.
• merits agroz.Ne to their circunatances, their infants put out
tiet •S. i s::-.,.er, jun. A.B. to the rectory of Dodbrook, Devon. to nurse, and taken care of it required. The cousoration f • .
Rev. ii. Gs etn,.M.A. Canon of the Cathedral Church of Bris- resulting front this Undertaking to upwards of three thousand I y 0)*•,:non juiencd oa it.
tol, to the Vicarage of Broacihembury, Devon, void by the reels- families of tespectability in this kingdom, is sufficiently con- I _
nation of the Rev. R. Collier. . I spicuous to be countenanced by the sensible and humane pert I SOCIAL HA 11111Ni:eh. .
' of mankind. • Ladies whose husbands are absent in the Army. 1 IVA/WAAGE should be. the tountiation of , ,
' Navy, or any other occupation during their aecouchment,. whose Lv.s. Happissess, which is often disturbed through the
income is small, evil find te.s mode of boarding a great &evil. leliet fora time onion not taking thaw precautions whim '
sition, attended with less expense and trouble than call possibly cure them the wilt), riteut of that great domesne larlio.
attend their confinement at their own 11003.1.. Delicacy, ten. artery rank pay a location to the ,t,rho, of wedlock; bet
Jewess and confidence having been the bash of ties concern the conotitution has been tainted by disease, or &Wow
for 50 years, may be relied on. App:y, perosually_ or by certain habit contracted at an early age, a rettovadoa of
letter, to Mr. or Mrs. Symons, Midwife, London-Louse-yard, poevious to entering that state is tsidispetotbly releisiteN,.
St. Paul's Church-yard. the slumbering teat ks of Lie, and to reaternate the Vim.
N. B. Ladles may be accommodated In the country if more Ino disorders have contrail:tett more euentlany to devo
:Agreeable than in town. Advicein all disorders incident to the tee, neat happiness than dome which aso the eon sequeitoeof -ut I
pleasure. It was thie coutdderation which indato.
CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years.todireettbre
dim and eracelce reclusively to the treatment mutton filthy
Iletral Dimas' ; as also to tug Moieties ' tubing tram the •
tote practices of inconsiderate Y tea Is ``creed Nolgwart
Geottlemto of the first respectability have !seen under the .
Messrs. Currie and Co. for the rontstval et cometakes of the
tbra, strictures, Sic. and having recalved a redeal and
cure, request that references nay be made to diva out .
evidences of the decided.supertority of Misers. Currie use ,
ppm 9/treatment. Mane ok thew gentlemen had 'aerate.*
I 0 to 90 years, and were under the care of Slays. Hosts
visite, and other surgeon, of . ell"' eminence, who
their cure by the application of the lunarcatuncovithost mei
STRICTURES,
Wsither recent or °Clang duration, and width have hardy
mall I. touter Praetitiouers ; are by their present imgetsiogo%
tr aunent, effectually and permanently cured, without dark
suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hernewbage eat
often follows the application of the lima caustic. Indwelling
90 years extensive practice hi this metropolis, numerate enw
etricturei have been and are daily tinder their can, do eg
radlcatlon of which are effected by a safe, metals, edge
tious mode of practice, superior to any other yet ulotptoe
Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either so ride
greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, Node
Hatton-Garden. Patients In the country are reoteefeei Oa
the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of Mk'
nclosing a et•mlttain.e fa advice and medicines, who thaw
will be given or tent to any pan of thekingdoni.

ON SPRING DIET.
" It is in Spring (ohseroves a celebrated Physician) that tonal
•tutional dittea-es come into action; and it, at this Komi, ittple
were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be
prevented.
1 'HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE i 3 net
.11- only very nourishing and pleattnt to the palate, but ample
experience has proved It to be more efficacious in correcting the
constitution and purifying the blood than the 1.61i0n Diet brisk
or Sarsapat
People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such u are of
Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the
Sassatras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of diet.
In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and
its use is adopted by several eminent Physicians.
It is sold iu a ground state for boiling (in the same manner as
collet), price cis. ed. per pound, by W. Nihon, Grocer, No. 39,
Strand. Ordsrs from the country must he accompanied with a
oetuittance.

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WHEN Men of Education and profetsioall
use persevering endeavours to dimmer the saws ads
certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the ma
Iful result of their experience Is the best proof of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been Unload% ni
, the cure of the following the übject of their parucularsagly,
la certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a monism of
(cation, and its concomitants, Stricture* and Gbets, whisk,
i an improved plan, are opted ly and efferwily cured; as the
%Arty, whether arising from baechanahan indolgencts, long
deuce in worsts climates, et a secret solitary vim, too ofca
happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, to the ear
sterility or barrenness, and in the other a• tit:totem+ Ira am
tom diseases, which, if rot thnely remedied, term:nate hi
ten cc and consumpt:oo. In ;hat distresdrg bta,c et deiriett
deficiency, whether the conseqience ef tech handed habit;
arising front any other cause, by which the puwen of thecae*
1 tution b. c :me enieebled, as regularly slimmed Sufism 4
I don, they offer a him, safe, and siteeely restoration to amid
Ivkgorous health. - .
/'he result of a long and exteqslve practice has enabled SA
'by . a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, lima
hseeterate or complicated, without subjectMg the pinwale
Ileast restraint in ilia or exercise; and in recent Cases whom
early apylitatton Is made on discovery of the infection, they ks
qsently perform a cure ia the siert apace of twoedays. lbw
precedentod success of thek mode of treatment (*huh Ulm*
bEen knows to fail in onesingl: instaisce is a prattler of ISymia
during which period many thousend•persons of both sunlit
been cured, even after severe and injurious methods Wiser,
purisued by other Prac iiiontrs without effect), induces theme
thus publicly offer their advice.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the ewe rider
particular complaints, in order that they may not be inarkedb .
a miaakett few with the obloquy so justly attached to theipe • .
rant empiric% think It but justice to therisseims testate, thug anti
have !keno properly edtteated and initiated Into every legalber
the profession (certificates of which, from daerwit hosptudie ad
teithnonials tram the most ansuent Physicians, they have to em
wince any inquirer), that the success resulting frost Origami*
+ours first induced them to deviate from 'the practice of the's*,
rat Practithinee, and they presume that their ions coil.
.ute a fair ground tur the unprecedented eidtlikill
they have been by the public,so literally honoured.
GOSS and Co. %receive is, Beiestrele..treet, Fleet-veer=
FO THOMAS TAILOR, VV.
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No. 9, NEW -111UDGE-gragET, LONDON.
NO Ig 01/11,13 1111 t.
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jßE'':leave to inform you, that ever since the Ts!
1790, I bad beenvillicted with Ase I.ues Vererea; *bideim
Its obstinately resietinj every course of rte...icinepretollot bet'
most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing serest woos •
courses of salivation, and twice discharges/ front the H 00311106
tittle relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate oaten. b
the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a hold: •
tiearly to put a period to my existence. load alarm ektrm •
crown of my head, one on each arm, and my tall weft, .britg:
out lit a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully paihnhir:
had been in a state of ulceration tor the last seems years; Wl°
bad also two nodes upon it, was very much discoloured,sed Ps
ino such excruciating pain, partieuberly whin were kl bake
nearly to deprive nee of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was •
commended by Mr. I. Thompson, (who receive/ io gnat & slis
by them here,) to take your Leakeuratent Pills, which I bqo
to do on the initia May • in the course of a fortnight I lig"
receive benefit—in little more than a mouth the elan al NI
head and arms were soundly healed—boonafter, the onset*, -;
1 leg healed. • also: leaving, hutiever, considerable' dismiss!. •
1 tion in the skin, and pain in the bone of the fen, which, by 'l'
blissing of God, and a Buie longer perseverance in yourismi•
bit Meelici:)e, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin NO*
i (fin aural lote,and the nortornal pains gradtulfy going ob-4 '
[!meanie, by your Mistral advice and natifeine, perfectly fresh!!
my foam& complaints--bare recovered 'Air former Video I°l
strength, and alit become jolly and fat, in ts :deb statitisprisill oq,_
tinued many months to the 'astonishment of all who knew Wm'
ff am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, bat WS 7I
for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this oaf
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public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in to &AM
will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very hung*
rant, . . ALEX. hiIiKKEL
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. ;
Prepared and *sold by &emit Porprietor, Thomas TatlB4
Member of the Roy 7-1 college of Surgeons In London, at 1111
No. 9, New Bridge-street ;
They are also sold by his ippohattnenit, at the Perfumer's,*
SS, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. lose '
ford-street ; Mt. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, teak , • ;
polite the Monument; and by cue person in every c •• • •
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towtsin England, au. In Nola °nip 4s. 9:1. tacit, 'gala SP '''' 4
fellanthdall dire:Wens 'whereby persons ofeither sea M 00::
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thesuselvire w'th este and waterer, •
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