Star.
London, England, 1830-07-12 00:00:00

Dom. et placens ozor."—Hos.
Tby house, and (in the cup of life,
That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife.
HAPPINESS " the gay to-morrow of the mind" is
ensured by marriage ; " the strictest tie of perpetual friend-
ship," is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by
which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association
with celestial intelligence."
Previous, however, to entering into the hallowed obligation of
marriage, it becomes an impressive duty. not only te regulate the
passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities
which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed
it. To the neglect of such attention, are attributable many of;:
hapless instance., which, while they excite the commiseration et
the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-mpronch.
Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the
tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the
premature infatuation of youth, too frequently compromise the
natural dignity into a stare of inanition, from whence the agonised
sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To an such &ens
we address ourselves, offering hope—energy—muscular strength—
felicity; nor will our advances appear questionable, genetics,/ ai
they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' semiarid ex-
perience.
The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by. die
suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath
—for the female habit is often constitutionally. weak—yet it can
be strengthened, and deficient energy Improved into functional
power.
In every case of syphilitic intrudon, as well as in every rears,
Lion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure
speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unreel.
ing empyric from the position so presumptuously taken up, we de-
viate from general principles with less hesitation ; sod confident in
our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Sur-
geons, we refer the suffering community of either Sex tespecially
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I ' LIVERPOOL RACES—(irgestreD THIN DAY.)
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sou NTH DAT.
:.41 A Match for tors. h. ft. Once round and a distance.
S2l
Mr. Hoditsmes Ica in. Agnes. by Thetis. 3 yrs. Ills. 71b.
Mr. Thompeot.'s b. m. Judy Nicholum, by Cst,on. aged, Ilst.
Off by consent. •
A Match for 80 tars. each, h. it Two miles
Mr. S. J. Roberts' gr. g. Affidavit, by Wrangler, out of Lathes
6 yrs. 10st.
Mr. liar's gr. g. Shuffle Legs, by tite Giant, out of Dandizette
6 yrs. 10st.
OF by consent.
The Lancashire Stakes (Handicap) of 13 sovs. each, 10 ft. and:
only if declared on the ids Julie. Second horse to save hie stakt
Once round and a distance. • •
Mr. Thompson's br. R. Orthodox, aged. B.t. 71b
Mr. Legrevr's bl. c. Tip, 3 yes. Est t
Won easy.
The followinghave declanal forfeit, and pay 5 soya. each.—Mr
R. Turner's Sir Thomas, Dlr. Steele's Sawney, Mr. ll'ebster'.
Murillo, Mr. Yates's Douglas, Mr. Yates's Ikutrice.
The Stanley Stakes et 20 son, each. h. R. with 30 added ; for two•
yeanokls, est. Bib; thin, list. 101 b. Fillies allowed 31b. T.Y.C.
Sir W.Wynne's b. c. Convoy. 3 yrs --.. 0 I
Mr. Legrew's ch. f. Tippet. 2 yrs----. 0 2
Mr. Steele named ch. c. Cube, 2 yrs
Sir Thomas Mostyn's b. f. Sprig, 3 yrs— 0 0
One dtaan. '
Won by half a length. after *dead heat between Convoy 11•/ Tippet
A Sweepstakes of 10 son. each, 7 ft. with 20 added; toe thme-yruPs
olds that have run during the week. Once round.
Lord Sligo's b. c. Canker, 3 yrs. list. 31b. ... 1.
Sit W. Wynn's h. C. Convoy. 3 yrs, 8 t. 71b.
Mr. Price's ch. f. Lady Ihni..3 yrs, 7st. 121 b.
One drawn.
A Free Handicap of 10 sort. each, 8 ft, with 20 added, for beaten
horses that have run during the week. One round.
Mr. Cuni.ell's b. c. Don Juan. 7st. 101 b.
Mr. Leicatter's ch. h. Jupiter, 6 yrs, est. . 2.
Sir T. Mostya's ch. g. Ultimatum. 5 yrs; Bst filb. .. .... b
Two drawn. Won by a length. •
The FUMES' Plate of 100 son. free for any home; 3 years old.
Sok Sib.; fostr, W. 21b ; five. Bet. Bib ; six, Sat. 121 b; aged, est.
Tsoodle heats. Maiden colts at starting allowed ffib. fillies3lb.
Hones arriving nein Ireland within 21 days of the day of entry.
I alma Sib. A winner in 1830 to carry 31b extra. To pay three
pines,. entrance, to go to the second horse.
Mr. Turner's b. c. Navarino, 4 yrs . . ... 2 1 1
Mr. Miles's b. m Sarah. 6 yrs
Mr. Walker's b. f. Pauline. 4re .
Lard Sligo's b. f. Drudge, 3 yrs ....
Seven others started. First beat won by half a Lead; irvond b,
halt a neck ; third by a length and a half.

PITT 74

AxrwEur Pll-T4o\-MATCH.

Yesterday the neighbourhood of Isonien's.pend, in the Borough,
was crowded at an early hour, to witness the pigeons thrown off in a
great match from Antwerp. On Saturday, two natives of that
town arrived in the cite, having travelled from Dover on foot, mod
carried the pigeon., amounting to one hundred and ttn, in curious')
strueted baskets, made no. purpose, which are swung over poles.
that the men bear oo their shealdeta. Pipes fancying is carried
on to a great extent at. Antwerp, and the birds at which we speak
are the property of one of matey dubs, that are sapported by
subscription fur this kind of sport ; they belong to the Cansdel
Tavern Club, oa theQoay of Antwerp; and there are IS prises to
be competed for in this flight : the first s gold medal of consider.
able value, and the others are sums of money. The pigeons are all
marked on a number of feathers in each wing with the stamps of
the secretaries and office-bearers of the club, and with the owner's
name; and one of the persona who has charge of them here, named
(lessens, is a kind-of upper man or foreman over others, who, in
their own country, live entirely by managing pigeon flights; and he
io as scrupulous and careful of the birds as an English gentleman
would be of bin ram-borio on the eve of s race.

The forcignets had letters to ;;;;;tl;nmi in the city, who trans-
ferred them to the care of the landlord of the Duke of draftee's
Head, Lemond's Peed, who Is himself a fancier, and Iwo fiat roof
fitted for the purpose of throwing off p' s. On account of the
day being hazy, the flight was defer ; but by stipulation they
must fly on Tuesday at the latest.
There arc very heavy bets pending at Antwerp on the match—
Gomm that one of the pigeons shall finch that town in five hours.
The hour fixed wu Belpre o'clock in the morning, before the smoke
had thickened over the city ; and tbc foreigner avid that all Ant-
werp would be agog at twelve o'clock, looking nut for the arrival or
won Oche Uuweihre; Ile say} that' he Is confident that fumy out
of the hundred and ten will reach booze.
• N. 4
LIVERPOOL, Jelly le.

The surpension of demand for British plantation sugar which
ws have experienced the last fortnight having been relieved by a ro.
diction of duty, about 1,050 hhda. have been sold at a decline of
As.
to Is. fid. per cwt. 100. nags of One white Bengal sugar sold at
665. and 400 bags of Mauritius at 51s. Ind. to 545. per cwt.
Which we consider a decline of la. per cwt. Of Molasses 200
puss. of Demerara sold at 19s. &I. to 90s. per art. The Coffee
Market has bees innetive this ;week, but the pekes are quite steady, I
wish 100 teak sold. No business done in Pimento, Gams, or
flinger. The mks of Rum are confined to about 80 puns. without
any in prices. The arrival of Ashes has rather depressed the
market, although some holders am moraine of prices keeping up ;
about 40Q bets, of Pot sold at 30s. 6d. to 31s. &L for new, and at
28s. a 30s. per cwt. for old ; 100 brie. Pearl Ashes at 335. 1111. to
/14s. ter Mostreal, and at 325. precut. for Quebec.-Dyewoods have
ben dull of sale, and only 60 tool of Gmpareby Lynwood sold at
/.is. to 81.75. 6d; be tons of Cuba Poetic at 81. to 81. & ; and
*Leen of Nicaragua. Wood at 111 101. pet ton. No isles made in
Han, excepting 2,800 Monte Video Hone at 9s. 6d. each.--Oliva
Milady, but very little done this week,-100 tons of Palm Oil
tollift.alL per t00..-.Nothing done in Carolina Rice; 2,300 bags
of Hopi NM, but the price not transpire L-521) bags of Saltpeter
asM atria, M 371. per cwt.-500.bap of Trieste 611111111 C sold at
9s. and IN/ imp of Sicily at 13s 9d. per cwt.-1,200 bele. of AMC.
ricen Tiff sold at lls. 011. per brie; and 3,360 brie. Turpentine at
Ils. id. to Its. 6d. per cwt.
The import of Cotton has continued very large this week, and
yet the demand has increased with so much to buy, that
the prima have advanced generally Id. per lb market, however,
cooled a little yesterday, and it is probable we may not advance
further at present. The sales have consisted of about 11.160 bugs
of -Upland Georgia at 61 to 74d 4,860 New °domes at Old. to Od.
3,100 Alaimo* at 61d. to 71d. 200 Sea Island at Lid. to 171.
2,000 Pernambucco at 71d. to 81d. bOO Bahia at /Id. to Bd. 2,1511
Matlahain at 711 d. to 10. 700 E4llll4ink at 71d. to 9d. 100 Dome.
ran at 9ld to 914. and 950 Surat at 411. to Bd. making a total of
about 26,000 bags, of which 1,000 Pemambucco sal 5,000 Ante.
limn are taken on speculation.
Imported this.week by 1 vessel from Africa, 4 Ikmerara, 8 West
Indies, 1 Baltic. I betyma, 1 eampeachy, 3 Montreal, 3 Brasil,
8 New Orkanavand 28 United Sumas- -
Cotton, 36472 begs ; Sugar. 3.919 asks; Molasses. 173 casks;
Rum, 1,843 casks; Corte, 1.410 casks ,• Pitualts, 9 bop ; Cocoa,
70 04:136 bags; thaw, ID Wks r. Logwood, 3311 tons ; Mc:-
vague %rood, 10 tuns; Mahogany, 40 lop; Hides, 254 ; Tallow.
183 teas ; 'turpentine, 4,873 barrels ; Tar 1,506 barrels ; Ash. r.
son kolas.

CI IRN-RICHA NOR, MARK-LANE, JPLT 12.
.tat,Kent & Sawa . 72s 84a Peas, Grey . 35. 37.
Suffolk. . 706 81s l Beane, Small . 311. 44.
Norfolk (Rid), . 686 74s Tick 346 36.
Rye . . 50. 346.0atst_Fotante 306'34-
Harley, 26630s—Fine 32. 346 Poland . 286 00.
Malt —6 —6 Feed . 84a 88
. 34s 40s Floor, per sack, . • 65. 706
. 404 446 Rapeseed MIL M. per last.
satroacarsoas LAST WICK.
I Wheat, linglidi, quarters 8.244 . Irish Oats
Do. Foreign . tl,lt 9 I Rye, English .
Irish Ditto . . . Beans, Roalish
Barley, British . 997 -Dino, Foreign
Do. Foreign . . 11110 f Do. Irish .
Irish • ---- 1 NU, Rath* • .
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401.! Oki° Fo;t4ga .
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1,365 Eng IA Floor. saclis kJ'
. 1,3543 Asierkan ditto. b114...4. •