Star.
London, England, 1815-10-23 00:00:00

RoNito COATES.

• ;se • „„' •- •
sass: :enartning a QAT as, my heart so Boats
Ilpoti thy graceful mien,
I'd rather wait the chance of fate
To he thy eney'd Qneen ;
'l'h An take a swain, for lucre' gain,
Whh Indus' wealth Unice 'O4;
Then pray he mine, while dimples shine,
Briore that 1 raw old !

I'm young and fair, and d, honair,
Good to mper'd and well-bred ;
I've money, too, in tore for you,
Down pillow and soft bed.
With house aid land, at thy command-
-0 mist thou cruel prove ?
Let me not si6h, or else I die,
Without thy tender love !

Make me a wife, my dearest life,
And happy we shall be ;
.Marine-parade shelters the mid,
Who thinks on nought but thee.
Thy brilliant rye, with sympathy
Will 60011, my charmer, trll,
V. hick is the lass, from Beauty's masa,
Who fain wou'd be thy belle.
She hopes to find thy gen'rous mind
Will pity and forgive,
A tender maid, who, sore afraid,
Fancies she cannot live,

Without she prove her Romeo's love,
As gentle as 'Lis great :
Ye Gods on high, waft me bis sigh,
And I'll not envy fate !
Brighton, Oetobter 19. 1815.

JULIET.

GeIaIRBURT, OCTOBER 20.

ihorgasenT.—..The topic of conversation In the Libraries at
Margate. was a breach in a matrimonial contract, and an elope-
ment. The parties have already claimed notice—we ailede to the
family of Mrs. Mary Ann Clarke Ihe circumstances are as
follow oung man, who in a few months will become pos-
sessed of ,C. 10,000, accidentally saw Mks Mary Ann (the Lady
who was arrested by mistake) at a Library at iltuidstairs, and
fell desperately hi love with her—so much so, that he declared,
at the first interview with the mother, that he should die if lie
did not possess her ere Christmas. He prefessed lionouraVe in-
tendant, and with the consent of a third party, ha commenced his
suit. When all matters were in a train of forwardness, the ca-
pricious
youth suddenly absented himself. On inquiry. a di...co-
very, fatal to the hopes of Mile Clarke. took peace. Mr. M.
eloped on Thursday last with a handsoma girl he accidentally
saw at St. Peer's.
The sequel to the above, which we give on the current report,
without vouching for its strict authenticity, I- that this elopement
was effected in Mrs. Clarke's elegant barouthe and four, which
arrived at the Falstaff Inn, in this City, on Thursday last, where
the parties remained for the night ; but that Mrs. Clarke having
discovered their route, followed them in a post eta se, in which
she arrived at the Fountain Inn, and, impairing the way to the
Falstaff. proceeded thither and entered the bed.chaosber of the
hanioratas, and alter pinching the ears of the Lady, and using
some other violence of a shoiiar nature, left them to enjoy their
repose; and ordering her barouehe and horses to the Fountain,
returned in it toilets isles f flatlet.

Yesterday, about three o'clock, the PRINCE RRGENT
left Town tor Windsor, to dine with the QUERN and

PRIM:EOM.
The Commission to inquire respecting the alleged
lunacy of Healy Blackmore Baker, of Cullurnpton,
Devon, Esq terminated its sittings, at Exeter, on
Tuesday, when it found that he is nu a Lunatic.
At the late Sessions for Boston, on Monday, three
' men, 'part of a cempany, who in August last, con-
stituted themselves into a Court for hanging and
drowning Irish laboutets, who should come into that
part of the country to interrupt the extortion of the
M mbtrs of the said Court in harvest time, pleaded
guilty to an indictment fur violently assaulting a
number of Irish labourer3, on the banks of the Wi.
thatn, were sentenced to another week's imprisonment,
alai a small fine.
Olt the 4th instant, a numet ous banditti, amounting
to duce hundred, well. armed, ass-mbled, sururised,
aid disarmed five or six of the Ballycumber Yeo-
Inanity, in the King's County, Inland. in conse-
quence of this outtage a County Meeting was con-
vened by the High Sheriff, at which it was resolved to
apply to Genrerntnent lee an additional military force.
Saturday se'nnight, as a fine infant, about two years
and a half old, daughter of Mr. Den Waller, of Sta.
pkhurst, was playing near the the, the flame caught
its chalies, by which the little innocent was burned in
so clteadliil a manner that she expired in great agony
next morning.
Dnotv-Lase.—The Will was again performed on
Saturday night last. Mrs. NIARDVS cur Unites 10 im-
prove in the character of Albino Mandeville. Mr.
Micron gave every possible effect to the character
of 4ir Samoa Cynic: his discovery in the cottage
produced much taughter. Mr. Rae's Howard, Mr.
Viat.Lattc's Viritas, Mr. LOVEGROVZ'S Realize, and
Mr. Poet's Manrkaille, contributed materially to the
general eaceilence of the performance..
COVENT-G4RDIttio.—SOUTHERNE'S Tragedy of The
Feral Maniage was performed on Saturday night—
the part of habella being sustained, foe the first time
this season, by Miss O'NEILL. Her performance was
most affecting and impressive. Language affntds
not terms for the just description of her first scene
with Birch. The delitium of joy was never expressi,cl
with more force or feeling than in the commence-
ment of this interview, where the delight produced by
the appearance, as from the grave, of an adored hus-
band, for a short time destroys all recollection of the
miserable situation in which haSella is placed ; nor
could d air.he painted in more lively colours than
u those in t.teh Miss O'NEILL pourtra)ed, in the latter
part of the scene, when the dream of delight is dissi-
pated, the horrors which o'ercloud the mind of he.
when, waking from her trance, she finds herself
married to two Lords, s• and yet a wife to neittur."
The feelings of the audience were, by the varied ex-
cellence of this scene, raised to an almost unparalleled
pitch of enthusiasm. The shouts of bravo continued
long after the conclusion of the scene. Mr. C.
KEsint.e resumed his old part of Carlos. He played
extremely well. "Mr. YOUNG supported the character
of Biron with all the energy which the character re-
quires- The house was ye; y full.
KING'S Tllf,ATltli...-We ate glad to leant the par-
sent unembarrassed state of the King's Theatre, the
znauai;er having last week discharged its only remain.
hag incumbrance, amounting to several thousand
pounds. Titus the various claims on the Theatre,
such as Dim y Lane, annuities, debentures, and those
or private inoividuals, have been entirely paid off by
Mr. Wairats, at anyxpense of uearly *50,000.

A PROCLAMATION.
By his Royal Highness the PaINCI Oi WALKS, REGENT of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Irelaud, h the Name
and on the Behalf of ht Majesty,
Geoeoe,
Whereas the PatVantent atttels prortigued to Thureilay the
second day of November next, we, in th name and on the be-
half of his Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Majesty"
Privy Council, do hereby publish and eleclaro, that the said Par-
liament shall be further prorogued on tit.: said second day of No-
vember to Thursday the first day of February next ; and we
have given order to the Lord High Chancellor of that part of
the United Kingdom of Great Bntain anal Ireland called Great
Britain, to prepare a Commission for proroguing the same ac-
lcordingly. And we do further hereby, in the name and on the
behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice aMresaid,i.ub
lish and declare, that the said Parliament shall, on the first day
of February next, be held and sit for the dispatch of divers urgent
and important affairs: and the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,
and the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses, and the Commis-
sioners for Shires and Burghs of the House of Commons, are
hereby required and commanded to give their attendance accord-
ingly, at Westminster, on the said first day of February next.
Given at the Court at Carlton-House, the nineteenth day
of October, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, in
the fifty-fifth year of his Majesty's reign.
GOD SAVI TIC KINO.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAIL OFFICE, OCTOBER 21.
11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Serjeant-Major --- Butcher
to be Adjutan t (with the rank of Cornet), vice Geo. Seeker,
who;resigns the Adjutantcy only.
12th Ditto Lieutenant William Drummond, front half-pay of the
41st Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
13th Ditto—Arthur liattelcock, Cent. to be Coma, without
purchase, vice Irving. promoted.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Richard Rothwell to be Cap-
tain of a Company, vice Stoddart, deceased.
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign John Miller, vice
Morrison, promoted; Ensign C. B. Vognoles, vice Roamed!.
To be Et:signs—William Thompson, Gent. vtee Miller; A.
Grant, Gent. vice Vtgeoles.
6th Ditto—Captain A. O'Keeffe, from half-pay of the 41st Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, vier (Waft, who exchanges.
12th Ditto—Lit utentinr-Colunel Jahn Castle, front the eth West
India Regiment, to be Lieuteeatit-Colonel, vice Cooke, who
exchanges.
33d Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon James Ballinpall, from the Ist
Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Leaver, appointed to the 53d Font.
43d Ditto—Captain S. Brock to be Major, by put chase, vice
Duffy, promoted in the 95th Feot.
534 Ditto—Surge -n Robert Leaver, from t'ae 33d Foot, to be
Surgeon, vice IVPhityre, deceased.
58th Ditto—Assistaut-Surgeon 'sober! Rule, from the 87th Foot,'
to be Surgeon, vice Marsh, placed upon half pay.
fofth Ditto.--Ensign James Lewis to be Lieutenant, vice TIM.
beck, deceased; Oliver Hutchinson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
I.ewis.
64th Ditto—To be Lieutenant.—Lieutenant Thomas Havelock,
twin halt-pay of the 43d Foot, vice H.tll, who exchanges;
latuteriatit Joseph William Swayne, front half-pay of the 23.1
Foot, vice Blake, who exchanges.
75th Ditto—Colonel Patrick Ross, from half pay of the late Bth
Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant•Colunel, vice Swinton,
who exchanges.
79th Ditto-I:eutenant Maddocks to be Captain of a
Company, vice Neil Campbell, dead of his wounds.
.To be Lieutenants—Ensign J. 'lliarpe, vice Maddoeks ; Lien-
tenant Robert Sutherland, from half-pay of Ale Cavalry staff ,
Corps, vice Carter, who exchanges.
're he Ensigns—Volunteer James Wight, without purchase;
James !)raise, Gent. vice Tharpe.
84th Ditto—Pnslgn and Adjutant William Green, from half-pay
of the We Gains= Battalion, o be Adjutant and Ensign, vice
Archdeacon, who resigns the A.ijutatitcy only.
9 tat Ditto—Henry Gray, Gent. to be hump, by purchase, vice
WKetitia, who retires,
6:h West-Italia Rt-zititent —Lieutenant-Colonel H. F. Cooke, from
the Its Foot, to be Li,:utetiant-Culunel, vice Castle, who ex•
changes.
4th Ceylon Regiment—Chat lea Stetter, Gent. to be Second
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fletcher, who resigns.
Royal Waggon Train—Cornet C. E. Tut ntr to be lieutenant,
v cc Sander, , deceased.
id Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant William Dumaresq, from the
Royal Stall of la., to be Cap; aim of a Company, vice Oldham,
appointed to the nth Royal Veteran Battalieu: Ensign
Molloy to he Lieutet.ant, without purchase, vice Dixon, ap-
pointed to the 7th Royal Vetetan Battalion; Ruben Douglas,
Gent. to he Ensign, vice Molloy.
Gan icon Company for Service of the Cape of Goad Hope—Wil-
liam Williams, Gene. to be Ensign, vice Pole, deceased.
lit Royal Vetere Battalion—Captain Joseph Chapman, from
the 43d Foot, to be Captain of a Company.
9d Ditto—Captain John Douglas, front the late 7th Royal Vete-
ran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company.
To be Lieutettants—Rt.bert Cartrae, Town Adjutant at Palermo;
(214arter-Master George WaUaee, front half-pay of the 924 Foot.
4th Ditto—Captain John Jenkins, from the Glengarry Light In-
fantry Fencibles, to be Captain of a Company. vice Rack,
placid upon theßetired list.
6th Ditto—Ensign John Sutliff, from the late Sth Royal Veteran
Battalion, to be Ensign.
Bth Ditto—Brevet Major J. F. Oldham, from the 2tl Garrison
Battalion, to be Captain of a Company.
Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles-e-Lieutenant George haisson,
front the Ist Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Jenkins,
appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Battallott.
SAT/f.

Lieutenant-Colonel Sir lames Douglas, K.C.B. on half-pay, to be
Deputy Quarter Master-General to the Forces in North Bri.
min, vice Sir William Delancey, deceased.
Lieutenant James Findlay, of the late 11th Royal Veteran Batta-
lion, to be Quarter-Muter at the York Depot, Chelsea, vice
Walsh, who retires to 1114 former situation upon half-pay.
nosrrrat.
To be Physicians to the Forces—Edward Nathaniel Bancroft,
M.D. from half.pay ; Adam Neale, M D. front half-pay.
To be Apoilitcary to the Forces—lhipennr of Medicines J. Ame.
To be Hospital-As.istants to the Forces—Hospital-note Frauds
Randazzo; Hospital-marc Dennis Clancy.
The King's German Legion.
Ist Regiment of liussars—Assistant-Surgeon Henry Gebse, front
the 24 Light Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Meyer,
appointed to the Ist Foreign Veteran Battalion.
24 Battalion of Light Infantry--Hospital-Assistant Joseph The-
lon to he Assistant-burgeon, vice Gelne, appointed to the in
Hus i.rs.
sth Battalion of the Lioeliospital mate Henry Meyer to be
Assistant Surgeon, vice Kohn, placed upon half-pay.
lst Foreign Veteran Battalion—Assistant•Surgeon G. C. Meyer,
from the Ist Hussars, to be Aoistatit-mrgeun.
NIZMOILANDUM.

The tuulermentioned Officers, who were superseded, as stated
hi the Gazettes of 12th August last and 23d ultimo, are reinstat-
ed in their ranks .
Enbigu Thomas Adams, of the 38th Foot.
Ensign Philip Ryan, of the 10th Foot.
ERRATA in the Gazettes of 16th, 09th, and 20th ultimo.
46th Foot—Fur George Ash, Gent. to be Ensign, read William
Ash, Gent to be En-igti.
Hospital St.iff —For Staff surgeon John Taylor, from hall pay, to
be Surgeon to the Forces, read Staff Surgeon Joseph '1 aylor,
from half pay, to be Surgeon to the forces; for Staff Autstant

Surgeon Brilliant 'ribbald to be Surgeon to the Fortes, read
Staff Assietatit-Surgeon William Sihbald to he Surgeon to the
Forces; for Purveyor's Clerk J. Pringle to he Deputy put
veyor to the Forces, read Purveyor's Clerk William Henry
• Pringle to be Deputy Purveyor to ;he Forces.
the Duke ot Brunswick Oele' Corps-Foe Valunteer William
Robert Wynne Playford to he Comet, read Volunteer Robert
Wynne Playford'to be Cornet.
Ea SATA in the Gazette of the 14th install:
Pot lames Tomletion, Gent. to he Comet, by purchase, in the
17th Light Maroons, vice Harr 5, promoted in the 18th Li&
Dragoons-Read James 'I ondinson, Geist. to be Cornet, by
purchase, in the 13th Light Drageons, vice Harris, promoted
In the 18:k Light Dragoons.
7th Light Dragoons-For Frederick Seymour, Gent. to be Cor
net, by purchase, vice Grethen, promoted-Read Frederick
Seymour, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Douglas, pro-1
rooted.
101st Foot-For Hospital-Assistant David M`Kiilty to he As-
sistant-Surgeon, vice Reid, &c.---Road Hospital- ssistant
Donald M`Kinlay, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Reid, &c.
3d Garrison Battalion-For Assistant-Surgeon ;lames Kennedy,
front hall pay ot the 41st Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon-Read
Assistant-Surgeon John Kennedy, front half-eay of the 41st
Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
October 28, Timothy Croysdili, of Russia-now, Milk-street, Lon-
don, baize-factor, dealer and charms!), at ten, at Guildhall
Nov. I I, Thomas Jones the elder, now or late of Insley Ve ear.
mouth, Durham, hanker, at eleven, at the Comattission Room,
Sunderland near the Sea.
BANKRUPTS.
Charles Topham, of Stourport, Worcestershire, linen-draper,
dealer and chapman, to surrender November 3,4, and Dec. .2
at twelve,•at the Union Inn, Birmingliaat. Attornies, Messrs
Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, Frederick's place, Old-
Jewry, London; or Messrs. Whateley and Sou , r
!An Frederick Smith, now or late of Norwich, and ot Itnat-
alley, Sun-street, Bishopsgate, London, shawl-manufacturer,
dealer and chapman, October 25, 30, and Dec. 2, at tour, at
the Norio& Hotel, Norwich. Attorities,Metsrs Simpson and
Raekharn, Norwich; or Messrs. W. and G. Taylor, Feather-
stone Buildings' Holborn, London.
John Timings, of Birmingham, grocer, dealer and chapman, Nov
3,4, and Dec. 2, at ten, at the Union 'l'avern, Birmingham.-
Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearee, Fre-
derick's-place, Old Jewry, London; or Messrs. Whateley and
Son, Birmingham.
Richard Mane late of Holmpton, in Holderness, Yorkshire,
farmer, dealer slid chapman, Nov. 23, 24, and Dec. 2, at eleven
at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull, Attornies,
Mr. Edward Eyre, Gray's Inn, London; orWilliant and James
lv Ann. Hedon.
William Butler, of Prescot, Lancashire, nurseryman, seedsman,
and lruiterer, October 28, at the Geo-ge Inn, Liverpool,
October 30, at the Legs of Man Inn Inn, Prescot, and Dec.
2, at the George Inn, Liverpuol, at eleven. Attornies, Mr.
Leather, Lord-street, Liverpool; or Messrs. Welt, Masten,
and llousntan, Neve Bridge-street, London.
John Roberts and Thomas Batt, of Macclesfield, Cheshire, cot-
ton-spinners and partners, Nov. 10, 11, apt! Dec.:{, at two, at
the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr Pielip Hurd,
King's Bench Walks, Temple, London; or Messrs. Hewitt
and Kirk, Manchester.
Edward Richardson, of Great Russell-street, Covent-Gerilets,
Middlesex, linen-draper, dealer and els:Litman, Oc:nle-r ,
and Dec. it, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nowa,
't hrog morton . street.
Mary Gray and James Gray, of 13ridleirt, Dorsetshire, twine and
net-manufacturers, Nov. 1, e, and Dec. 2, at eleven, at the Bell
Inn, Bridport. Atturnies, Mews. Austice and Wight, No. 3,
King's Bench Walks, Temple, Louden; or Mr. tempter.
tratport, Dorset.
William Westerdale, of Kingston-in:on-ISO, grneer, dealer and
chapman, October 26, e 7, and Dec. e, at elevco, at the Dog
and Duck tavern, Hull. Attormee, Messrs. Rosser and Son,
Eartlett's Buidities, Holborn, Lumina ; or Messrs. Thomas
:led Charts Frost, Hull.
Thomas Shaw, et ilundersfield, parish of Rochdale, Lancashire,
woollen-manufacturer, Nov. 14, at four, Nov. 15, at nine, and
Dee. at tour, at the Roebuck bin, Roch late. Attornies,
Messrs Sykes :did Knowles, New Inn, London or Mr. l'ere
rend, Roclelale.
Solomon Jackson, of 13:rmingham, gunmaker, dea'er and eh tp-
man, Nev. 3,4, and Dee. e, at twelve, at the stork tavern,
Birmleglient. Attartites..Mr. Samuel Lowe, lernstegliant ; or I
/slew, Rosser and Son, nertlett's Rugdtitge I ()Amt.
Robert Carless, of I lereford, greeer, dealer and chapman, Octo-
ber 30, ::1 and Pee. 2, at elevi n , at the Mitre Tevern, Here-
ford. Anon i s, Mr. Owen, liereterd; or John Pinniger, E-q.
Gray's tun-square, London.
Richard Pugh of Kinston, Herefordeliire, victualler, dealer and
chapman, November 3,4, and Dec. 2, at eleven, at the King's
Head Inn, Kingston. Attonsies, Mr. James Davies, Kingston ;
or Mr. 13. Pugh, 33,13ernard-strt et, Russell-square, London.
Thome Kirkby, of 36, Nev:manettret t, Oxford-street, limner,
portrait-painter, dealer and chapman, October 2", e I, and Dec.
2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Constable, No. 10;
Smutted's-Inn, Chancery-lane. •
John Howe, late of Ingatestune Essex, but feraterly of Man-
chester, merchant, dealer aad chapman, October 15, Nov. 3,
and Dec. 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James Atpinell,
Quality court, Chancery lane.
Samuel Minton, of the Minorite!, London, woollen-draper, Octo •
ber 25, Nov. e, and Dec. 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Lang, America-square.
John Seymour Smith, of Old Broad-stye -t, London, merchant,
dealer and chapman, October 26, at ten, Nov. 4, at twelve,
and Dec. 2, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Metiers. Oakley
said Birch, Martin's-lane, thunion-street.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Nov. IC, John Smith and Robert Smithies, Pool, Yorkshire,
paper-makers, at ten, at Newlove's Hotel, Leeds. Not. 7,
Thomas Girdley, of Kingston-upon-Hull, roper, at etre:), at the
White Hart ravers', Hull. Nov. 8, Devergy Lisle the volitive,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cabinetainker, at eleven, at the George
Inn, Newcastle. N0v.13, Wilber: Hall, of West Mill, Durham,
miller, at eleven, at the house of Joists Eskett, Durham. Nov. 14,
George Astbury, of Hanley, Staffordshire, druggist, at eleven, at
the Vine lute, Newcastle-under-Lyme.
CFATIFICATES.--Novemnee 7.
George Coles and Charles Coles, Tower street, brokers Con-
rad Hammer, Bristol, timber-broker. William Warne, bedford-
itreet, Covent-Garden, boot and shoe-maker. Michael Bryan
and Richard Bryan, Mark-lane, ship-agents. John Shaw, Robert
Nelson 'Wilson. and Thomas Masterman, of Arm tiff and Yarns,
Yorkshire, provision-merchants. John Edney, I lolborn, broker.
John Steven Bird, Liverpool, wholesale grocer. Frederick Mac-
samara. Bethnal-Green, stock broker. Thomas Brays+, Drayton
in Hales, currier. Joseph Serjeanr, Southanipton-streer, Strand,
taylor' James Fawley, King-street, Holborn, victualler. Edw.
Hickman, Sedgley, Staffordshire, miller.

We are informed that Dr. Coorsa, and three emi-
nent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in StrictureE,
Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Medi-
cal Board at CharlOtte-house, Great Charlotte-street,
opposite ROWLAND HILL'S Chapel, Blackfriar's-road,
where the public ate relieved from the most dangerous
diseases without salivation or confinement. The In-
stitution claims the attention of those who may have
attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been
so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so im-
portant a branch of the profession, whose 'improper
treatment have mercurialized thousands out of their
existence—eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore
eyes, throat,mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise in theears,
deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind-
ness ; pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis•
taken for rheumatism ; extreme weakness in the
swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. arc only a
few of the dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear
years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial
state. Messrs. Cooesn and Co. are consulted daily by
all tanks of people, from ten till eight, yr by letter, in-
closing a feu (for no others are answered), stating
their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent
to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the
piles and fistula, without burning for cutting ; and
give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun-
day mornings, till twelve o'clock

Bill' rib.
October 12, at Ilythrobe Lady of Littn. C.l. !;yre.
Wedne%Ll.”, at Highworth, Wats, the Lad, of the 1.
ward Bowden, of twins, a boy and a g,rl.
On the oil:inst. the hasty of the Rev. Harry Fur yu
of Stock House, Dorset, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

On the 7th Inst. at Wawford, Captain Christopher
of the NVatetford 111iiiti.t, to lane, only daughter ut tl
l'ierce Hely, E-q. of Waterford.
At Fordingbridge, the Rev. Fliontas Howes, to Mary,
daughter of the late Mr. Ricked Chubb, of the sa 1.L.4
Rev. G. T. Utilityld, vicar of Pre .cot, to Leti,
daughter of the late V. Kemball, Esq. of 4Cdeoen. 114,
Lately, at Teignmoutb, the Rev. Richard Newouvi,
of Wadham College, Otoord, to Elfen, aectiud tiau.;l
Charite Durntord, F.sq. liarri,ter-at.law.
At Holy well Church, Oziot d, the Rev. William Linn
Rector of Debden, EfidX, to Lleattur,st,:ond survietor,
of the late Rev. Denjamia Rodee, Revor of Wht.stfu Id.

DIEM
In the month of June, Liet,t. L' sward Tu, ner, N.
bin pagGlir, to Cape Coact Caw le. Alrira.
Monday, the 9rli inst. after et.lu m.n:hr of revere aul
Caroline, erre of John Chevalier, M 1).4 Asol•hall. Sui
Saturday last, atter a severe ili..!ecr of a kw da-, Mr.
Carbery, of Conduit-street, to hie 77th yell:
At Chippenliam, W•it,, the Rev. Weelw; Daly,
tha: place, and of W. gr i•arh:igh, Kent.
Aged GK, the Rev. Thomas Nionre, of Peterhorough,
St. Andrew's and St. Mary's, in Wlintlesea.
At llaroeghbridge.hall, Yorkshire, the Rev. Marmadul
con, Prebendary of Rippoo, and formerly of Tntiny
Cambridge.
Aged IS, the Rev. John Edge. B.A. of ipswicb.
At Mtckleton, Gloucesteritire, the Itcv. IL Moran
D.U. flill Croome and Henlip, Worcestershire.
Oct. 12, at hi 4 house in ljuion Cteacent. Mar.tt•, v.
denly, merely droppiag from a aorta till hie knees, and
without a groan, in It i 7:1,1 year, the Rev. Benjamin
more than SO years an itoterant preacher in the connede
late Rev. lobo Westley.

THt ;Ai As 14s V 1.014, e.sy.
ir BEG leave to inform yon, that ever meet
A- 179:1, I had been afflicted with the Lues Vereroo, w'
.ts obstinately rcslitiiy evets: eourse Putedtrnfe prescti•.+,
most entitle:lt of the faculty here, and ,tul.:l.:•.(ti•tg seven
courses o.' •alivar.oti and twice discharged from the
little r. !.t.,f, would appear t, he of
.the most b,yetere-
the spring of la3t year tny 4iler.'ar had got .o sue...
nearly tt, put a period to my existence. ha dais -Met.,
c.oninende.: hy Mr. J. Thompson, (who receis...!
by then, here,) to take your I.eake's stem t' • -.1. ic)
to do on the 2tith May ; in the course of a to: •
receive benefit. In little more that a mow!: i '.et
your liberal advice and niedichw, perfectly fret ir
nacr cinuidaints, have recovered my former spirit, art
and ant become jolly and Pat, in which %tat, 1;:V1114.:
many months to the astonishment of all who knew
at a loss in what terms to express tuy gratitude. but bt
the good of other suffering mortals, to make this ni)
public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so
• will greatly obllge,Sir, your grateful °Waiter vtry he
I want,' Al
EX. Mth
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinlourgh,
'Prepared altd sold by the tole Ploptirtor, Thom
Member of the It College of Surgeons in I.ondon, at •
No. 9, New Bridge-at rect.
They are also sold by Ids appointment, tattle Perfte
IS, St. Alban's-street, Pao Mall ; the Toy-shop, No.
ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, N 0.7, Vih-street-hill,
;.osiie the Monument ; and by one pet son in every I,
town in England, &c.nt boxes only V.S. NI. tack, stile
full and plain dirt ctionS, Mitat4vity persons aridly: '4CS
toentselves with ease sod secrecy.

RENOVA I'ED HEALiH.
IT has been too frequently the subject
general reprobation, that ...ten destitute to the elec.,
medical art have offered theno.elves as candidates for
trunage its the pri.fession of Physic. For • h.: purpose of
tier to the result of our studies and experience, and to
irons being classed among those empirics whose 155'
tension, have, antortuttately for society, het a too favi
Mired, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and
faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements.
After having received a regular me .scat education, as
of Messrs Griudal and Blizard, whose lectures and p
carefully attended, as Professor,. and tiurgesms of the 14,
pital, we entertd ourselves as students in that lustly
school for medical acquirements, the Royal Lolle•at
burgh, and were instructed in rise diEerent brancbes.
Suigery, the Theory am: Praet;ce of Physic. Clienti
wifery, Botany, &c. &c. Ste by those emment Pre.
Mourn, Guiltily, Link, Hamilton, Duncan, and
We trust we shall not be dce.ned presumptuous In sal
our proficiency and acquirements are not ineousit
Having fur a long series of years- male Verertal
LI
and the various d'oeases of Uebihty, the particular
our studies 310 practs,e, it vi ill, we hope, be :ohm( I th
acquired sup et kilt...virago. of their treatment ant
slight and recent Ca., s nt lll'ect ion, a perfect re-estab'
completed in the shirt period of two days, and in a
utmost inveteracy, vi!o•re other practitioners have tai
sees, a privet. persever..nre in our plan of treatincrt
the patient a safe and ra.lical cure.
Amidst the melancholy v.iritly of Ws .rders which
tests wt a habit long and in,..t tinhapply pursued
both sexes, there are seem more alarming or more den,
those defic.euceies awl debilities which frequently pn
bitter the matrimonial state. ro such persons it flue
soling reflection to know that they niay now, 11' a 'lt"
Hide mode of treattio. tit, he restored to that toi
blessings, a strong, wanly, and vigorous ronstit ioa
of debility, from whatever calsc ar:sitte, as Mil as in
cies of venereal infectioa, wi• may be consulted 11
either sea with the gruatest secrecy and lionsn•s• I
i.
sultation at home from ten to three, and Iron) six in
till ten at night.
Patients in the country are requested to state the 1•31
ranee for advice and nierildnes. when
their case, age, and general habit of liviuf, &c.
setit to any part of the 'king:min 'I o enstisc
'withal to our undertaking, the postage of
the account for medicines. tiloott•
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107.
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